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Seven Local Grid Players
Named for Shrine "B" Tilt
Four Jackson county Class B
high school football players
were selected as regulars for
the West All-Star team which
will play the East All-Stars
August 30 in Pendleton in a
Shrine benefit game, according
to United Press. Three other
local B school starts were select
ed as alternates.
The list of regulars included
Oregon State
Drops Duck
Five 55-52
Eugene (U.R) Oregon State
college blasted the University
of Oregon's hopes of gaining
a second place tie with Idaho
in the Pacific Coast conference
Northern division by handing
the Webfoots a 55-52 defeat here
Friday night before 7,200 fans.
Oregon needed a sweep of
the week-end "civil war" series
to get the tie with the Vandals.
Oregon State took control of
the game in the third period
as the Webfoots tallied only one
field goal. Jack Orr tied the
score at 28-28 and then the Bea
vers went ahead on Jim Padg
ett's field goal.
Orcgen RaJliM
Oregon rallied In the closing
minutes of the contest with the
Beavers ahead 53-52. The Web
foots made three passes at the
hoop but all failed to connect.
A long field goal by Orr just
before the gun sounded gave
Oregon State the 55-52 victory.
The Beavers hit a little over
37 per cent of their shots while
Oregon connected on 31 per cent
of its shots.
Oregon held a halftime lead
at 28-25.
The Webfoots Chet Noe won
high point honors for the eve
ning with 17 points and Tex
Whitman sparked the Oregon
State attack with 14.
British Columbia Wins
Rugby Contest With Cal
Berkeley, Calif. U.R) The
University of British Columbia
rugby team defeated the Uni
versity cf California 8 to 3 Sat
urday to win the opening game of
the World Cup series.
British Columbia scored all of
its points in the first half on
goals by Forward Frank Gower
and Wing Dave McFarlane. Front
Row Bill Mulholland successful
ly converted after McFarlane's
goal, but missed in the other at
tempt. Cal, defending the World Cup,
k failed to score until midway in
the second half when Les Rich
ter booted in a 40-yard penalty
kick for the lone Bear tally. "
DUTCH PITCHER GOOD
Phoenix U.R) Hannie Urb
anus, the 24-year-old pitcher
from Holland, retired all six bat
ters he faced Friday as the New
York Giant regulars defeated
the Yannigans, 2-0, in a six
inning intra-squad game.
Max Hite, Phoenix, end; Junior
Taylor, Jacksonville, end; Keith
Bayne, Phoenix, tackle, and Leo
Schmelzer, Phoenix, guard. Al
ternates are Ron Craig, Jackson
ville, line; Nolan Day, Phoenix,
back, and Jim;Wehren, Rogue
River, back. , . ,
Earlier this year Jim Boulter,
Rogue River end, was named as
a regular end on the Shrine All-
State Class A team, although be
participated for a B school last
season.
Portland (U.R) Forty-eight
players were selected here Sat
urday for the East and West
All-Star squads in the first an
nual Class "B". Shriners hospital
football game.
The contest, patterned after
the annua Oregon and Portland
All-Star game here, will be
played Saturday night, August
30, at the Roundup stadium in
Pendleton. '
Dividing line for the two
squads is the Cascade mountains.
Head coach of the East squad
will be Dan Rollins of Wallowa
champions of the Class "B
Dlavoffs last year. His assistant
will be Tom Johnson of John
Day.
Bill Patterson of G e r v a i s,
runner-up for the title, will be
head coach of the West team,
assisted by Jack Woodward of
Phoenix.
Proceeds of the game will go
to the Northwest unit of the
Shriners' Hospital for Crippled
Children in Portland.
Elliott, Runnels
Figured To Help
Senator's Cause
Orlando, Fla. (U.R) There
isn't any pennant talk in the
spring training camp of the
Washington Senators, but Man
ager Bucky Harris believes that
better times are ahead for his
ball club.
He based that belief Saturday
on what he called "two surprise
packages I might come up with
this season.
The No. 1 "package" as he
calls it is Glenn Elliott, a south
paw pitcher, who failed to make
the grade in a previous trial
with the Boston Braves.
From Sacs
The Senators bought Elliott
from Sacramento of the Pacific
Coast League after he won 14
games . while losing the same
number in 1951. Harris went aft
er the hurler upon the advice of
Joe Gordon, manager at Sacra
mento. The No. 2 package- is short
stop James Runnels. - "
"I wouldn't be surprised if
Runnels wound up being our
best percentage hitter in 1952,"
Harris said.
"He doesn't have power, but
he is a line drive hitter and he
came along fast last season. Re
member that two years ago he
was playing in a bush league in
Texas so he's come very fast and
still is developing. And there's
nothing wrong with his fielding."
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FISJC SCREEN BUILT AT CENTRAL
POINT Conservation Agent Bert Peck is
shown looking over a model rotary fish screen
at' the new state game commission plant at
Central Point where an open house was held on
Thursday. The paddle-wheel rotates the screen
in a self-cleaning action that means it can be un
attended for long periods. Screens in various
sizes are manufactured at Central Point for the
commisison -and are placed strategically along
streams throughout Oregon to keep fish from
entering irrigation diversions. The Central
Point plant with Peck in charge, does various
mechanical and engineering jobs for the com
mission in addition to screen manufacture. All
fabrication and assembly work for screens is
done at plant. The 50 by 120-foot aluminum
building is designed for rapid assembly. It has
welding and carpentry shops and large storage
facilities for materials. Rotary fish screens cost
from $210 to $1,200 each, depending .on size
and location. More than 500 are maintained by
the game commission. (Brainerd photo)
Vejar Decisions
Fitzie Pruden
New York (U.R) Chico Ve
jar, the "come-on kid" from Con
necticut, may be matched with
Art Aragon at Madison Square
Garden on March 28 because of
his excellent performance in
"coming on" to beat welter
weight Fitzie Pruden before
6,864 at Madison Square Garden
Friday night.
Vejar of Stamford, Conn.,
weighed 149Vi pounds; Bruden
of St. Catharine's, Ont, 147Vfe.
Swarthy, black-haired Chico
was floored by two left hooks to
the chin at the close of the first
round. He was on one knee, and
the count had- reached "six
when the bell rang to end the
round. But he came on to win a
"majority" 10-round decision
over the aggressive, fair-skinned
Canadian.
FAIN SIGNS
West Palm Beach. Fla. U.R)
American league batting cham
pion Ferris Fain Saturday signed
a 1952 contract for $25,000 mak
ing him the highest paid member
of the Philadelphia Athletics
since Jimmy Foxx earned $36,000
in 1933.
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Miche Wins Santa Anita Handicap
After Foul Disqualifies Intent
Arcadia, Cal. (U.R) Mrs.
John Payson Adams' Miche who
finished second in the $141,200
Santa Anita handicap Saturday
by a length, was declared the
winner by the stewards who
ruled he was fouled by Intent in
the run down the stretch.
Prep Playoffs
To Be Studied
Ashland (U.R) A group of
high school officials will meet
at Eugene March 22 to discuss
all phases of state athletic post
season tournaments and playoffs.
Roland Parks, chairman of the
committee, said here Saturday
Parks, chairman of the super
intendents and principals com
mitee, said the body is merely
an organization to make recom
mendations. He said that neither the super
intendents and principals asso
ciation nor his committee had
taken any steps toward elimin
ating the class A football play
offs. He added that his commit
tee doesn't have the power to
legislate high school athletic
rules.
"SCOOTER" IN
St. Petersburg (U.R) Phil
Rizzuto ended his holdout Satur
day by signing with the New
York Yankees for $45,000. Riz
zuto's new contract makes he
and 21-game winner Vic Raschi
the highest paid members of the
world champions.
Intent had finished a full
length in front of the South
American grey but as they
crossed the finish line the stew
ards posed the "inquiry" sign
and there was a 10-minute delay
in ruling the results of the race
official until the officials - saw
the movies of, the finish. Intent
was placed second.
After viewing the pictures in
their little anteroom off the
track, the stewards decided that
Miche had been fouled and they
took down Intent's number and
put up Miche's as the winner of
the race.
The disqualification did not
affect the other horses in the
money in the rich mile and a
quarter winter classic. Be Fleet
was third, with Bed O'Roses
fourth while the six to five fa
vorite, Hill Prince, finished a
well-beaten fifth.
Ted Williams Inks Pact
But Headed For Marines
Sarasota, Fla. U.R) Ted
Williams signed a one year con
tract with the Red Sox Saturday
just as if he expected to be with
the team all year instead of an
ticipating his recall to the Marine
corps May 2.
While nothing ever is an
nounced by the Sox as to the size
of his salary, it was presumed
that he was given the same con
tract as last year which reputedly
was for $90,000. It will not be
worth ten cents to him, if he goes
into the service. .
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High School Scores
FRIDAY GAMES
(Partlaad)
Lincoln TO, Benson 39
" Cleveland 77, Franklin 49
, Jefferson 63. Roosevelt 60 :-
Grant 71, Washington 56 "
Central Catholic 77. Columbia
Prep 50
Cascade Locks 59. Corbett 44
Nestucca 55. Tillamook Catholic 38
Garibaldi 70. Nehalem 52
Mosier 36, St. Mary's The Dalles 28
Sweet Home 54, Lebanon 51
Parkrose 70. Rainier 68
Gresham 60.. Sandy 47
Albany 53, Corvallis 39
Parkdale 51. Maupin 44
Klamath Falls 26, Ashland 18
Grants Pass 45. Medford 44
Eagle Point 47, Illinois 40
WUlamina 47. Sheridan 44
Newberg 56, Salem Academy 53
Hillsboro 54. Tigard 46
Beaverton 55. Banks 27
Seaside 51, Warrenton 40
Astoria 55, Tillamook 51
Woodburn 59. North Marion 41
Salem 52. Sacred Heart 35
Oregon City 55. West Linn 42 '
Milwaukie 51, Lake Oswego 35
Harrisburg 46, Scio 35
Sublimity 46, Gates 35
Mill City 54. Jefferson 46
Stanfield 53. Umapine 44
Athena 73. Helix 55
Grant Union 48. Mount Vernon 40
Spray 56. Dayville 44 ,
Reedsport 72. Myrtle Creek 48
Basketball
FRIDAY COLLEGE SCORES
East
- Columbia 83. Dartmouth 50
Princeton 65, Harvard 55
Rhode Island 98, Providence 82
South
Davidson 73, Loyola (Md.) 65
' Duke 94. North Carolina 64
George Washington 57, Maryland 56
Midwest
Case 72, John Carroll 68
Missouri 53.- Iowa State 49 '
Valparaiso 55, Washington (Mo.) 43
West
Washington 75, Washington St. 37
Sacramento St. 76, Fresno St. 62
Seattle 75. Portland 69
Wyoming 69. Colorado 39
San Francisco 69, College of Pacific
52
Brigham Young 75, Colo. A Sc M 65
UCLA 66, Southern California 51
Whittier 65. Redlands 47
Oregon State 55, Oregon 52
Southeastern Tourney
LSU 75. Mississippi 60
Tennessee 61, Alabama 60
Kentucky 85. Tulane 61
SATURDAY SCORES
Kentucky 81, Tennessee 66
LSU -77, Florida 69
Michigan State 80, Michigan 59
Princeton 74, Dartmouth 46
West Virginia 71, Washington and
Lee 56
Ohio State 69,' Wisconsin 56
Connecticut 63, Villanova 5
Fordham 59, NYU 57
Cornell 87, BuckneU 67
Springfield 70, Rhode Island State
8
Seton Hall 100, Georgetown (DC)
71
Bowling Green 82. Loyola (111.) 69
Maryland -71, Davidson 48
Kansas 74, Oklahoma 55
Dayton' 75, Baldwin-Wallace 66
Indiana 68, Minnesota 52
Illinois 82, Purdue 71
North Carolina State 77, Cincinnati
64
. Kansas State 75, Nebraska 66
Iowa 77, Northwestern 68
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