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Shady Cove A total of $93.17
was realized for the March of
Dimes Saturday night from a
men's basketball game and
ladies' volleyball game at the
Shady Cove school gym.
In the basketball tussle the
Shady Cove Lions club defeated
Steelhead post of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars 31 to 23. Frank
S. Allen sparked the winners
and Ed Learning was star for
the VFW. The Lions had eight
Players on the floor and the VFW
10 in the fourth quarter.
Elk-TraU and Shady Cove
?. ladies were vollyeball foes. The
score was not reported.
5 Sabin Plans Straight T
For Northwestern Clubs
Chicago (U.R) Northwest
ern' 1955 football team will go
back to the straight T formation
with variations, new Coach Lou
Saban announced today, but he
didn't know what personnel
would make the attack work.
3 "That's the only plan I've got
so far," he said. "Just use the
straight T. But what we'll do
with personnel, I don't know."
Saban, - a 33-year-old former
Indiana and Cleveland Browns
star who joined the Northwest
ern staff a year ago as the de
fensive backfield coach, was
named Monday on a one-year
"interim" contract to succeed
Bob Voigts as the head mentor
of the Wildcats.
SUDS GET MOORE
s Seattle (U.R) The Seat
tle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast
league today announced the
signing of Jim Moore, infield-
er, who hit .363 in 1953 and .378
in 1954 while playing with the
Fort Ord, Calif., service nine.
High School Scores
TUESDAY GAMES
By UNITED PRESS
Franklin 66. Grant 59
Cleveland 71, Roosevelt 58
Jefferson 53. Benson 41
Lincoln 57. Washington 64
Farkrose 58, Central Catholic 54
St. Helens 79. Seaside 64
. Eugene 65. Junction City 52
North Salejn 63. Lebanon 57
Albany 46, South Salem 43 (over
time) Dallas 69. Sandy 49
Gresham 56. Oswego 42
Crater 62. Ashland 48
Cottage Grove 56. Oakridge 45
Columbia Prep 59. Concordia 47
McMinnville 62. Oregon City 56
Sweet Home 44, Corvallis 43
V7est Linn 70, Newberg 53
Beaverton 86, Tigard 51
Hillsboro 54. Forest Grove' 42
Mdalla 72. Canby 44
Newport 58, Taft 48
Gervaia 53, Serra 41
Rainier 39. Warrenton 37
Jefferson 56, St. Paul 34 .
Siletz 53, Toledo 47
Waldport 36. Siuslaw 29
Scio 67. Sublimity 62
Amity 65. Yamhill 51
Sherwood 61. Sheridan 56
Gaston 38, Cascade Locks 25
cEstacada 43. Silverton 31
Brownsville 77. Lowell 73
Mapleton 63. Crow 32
Coburg 60. Westfir 36
Hint'49I'anCiS Eugene 6'2' peasant
- Tillamook Catholic 39, Nestucca 37
- Cprbett 51. Hill Military 25
Woodburn 52, Mt. Angel 49
Jack Orr Will
Tussle Against
Cabbies Saturday
A former Grants Pass high
star who went on to play as a
regular for Oregon State college
will be in the line-up for Alsea
Lumber company of Corvallis
Saturday night when that hoop
quint plays Yellow Cab of Med
f ord here.
The ex-Caveman is Jack Orr.
Teaming with him is another
Oregon State star, a 6-10 giant,
Ted Romanoff, who should give
the Cabbies' tall man, 6-8 Chuck
Stacy, an interesting evening.
The Lumbermen reportedly
are unbeaten so far this year and
have a 65 to 63 victory over
Martin Brothers Sign company
of Eugene which tipped Yellow
Cab 70 to 68.
The game will be at 8:30 p.m.
at the St. Mary's school gym.
A Yellow Cab' trip, to Grants
Pass Monday to play Camp's
Electric was called off.
Syr
acuse Nationals
Take Two-Game Lead
By UNITED PRESS
The Syracuse Nationals,
catching the Celtics with three
oi their players in sick bay,
moved two games ahead of second-place
Boston today in the
National Basketball Associa
tion's Eastern Division race.
With Bill Sherman and Ed
Macauley sidelined because of
leg injuries and Frank Ramsey
also on Boston's sick list with
a case of pneumonia, the Nation
als trampled the Celtics, 115
88, - Tuesday night. Dolph
Schayes paced the Syracuse at
tack with 27 points.
In the second game of a Mad
ison Square Garden twin-bill,
tffe New York Knickerbockers
celebrated "Harry Gallatin
Night" with a 98-95 triumph
over the Minneapolis Lakers.
BASKETBALL
TUESDAY COLLEGE . SCORES
East
Boston Col. 73. Harvard 70 (OT)
Columbia 62. Pennsylvania 54
Dartmouth 69, Connecticut 54
Princeton 71. Cornell 47
St. John's (N.Y.) 64, Fordham 56
Geo. Washington 73, Maryland -67
- Holy Cross 80. Yale 56
Syracuse 87. Niagara 83
Rutgers. 102. Johns Hopkins 84 .
Allegheny 69. Oberlin 64
South
N. Carolina St. 114, Virginia 97
Midwest
Iowa St. 77, Kansas 59 ... -
Mornineside 84. South Dakota 65
Southwest
Hardin-Simmons 71, Arizona 58
Rice 79. Texas 70
West
San Jose 63. San Francisco State 56
Seattle U 82, Puget Sound 72
Occidental 91, Pasadena Nazarene
87
San Diego State 78, Whittier 52
Whitworth 69, Eastern Washington
57 -
Santa Barbara 109. Westmont 70
Portland U 88, St. Martin's 61
Portland State 82. Oregon College
64
Southern Oregon 58, Oregon Tech
44
George Fox 71, Concordia (Port
land) 55
Willamette 78, Lewis and Clark 60
Bowling
ROGUE ROLLERS
In the Rogue Rollers Bowling
league last session, Women of
the Moose beat Brooks Electric
4 to 0, First National bank beat
Burelson's 4 to 0, Green Lan
tern downed Rogue Sportsman
3 to 1, OK market defeated
Clave Construction 3 to 1 and
Chris Drugs whipped B and B
Auction 3 to 1. Dell Christian
son had high series with 518
and combined with her Chris
Drugs teammates for high series
with 2242.
ROGUE ROLLERS
Standings: AV. L.
Chris Drugs . 11 5
Clave Construction . 10 6
Green Lantern ....... 10 6
First National Bank 9 7
Women of the Moose - .. 9 7
O.K. Market 8' 8
B & B Auction 6 10
Rogue Sportsman 5 11
Brooks Electric 2 14
COPCO LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Short Circuits 17 Va 6'i
Hi Tension 14 ,i ' 9 la
Delta Stars 13 la 10 li
Atom Splitters 12 M 11 i
Grounded Wyes 12 12
Hot Spots 12 12
Hi Voltage 7 17
Circuit Breakers 7 17
Results: '
Delta Stars 1 HI Tension 3
0. Phelan 475 L. Duff 438
R. Rolls 424 J. Thompson 352
W. Bish 406 D. Browne 409
Handicap 117
1305 1316
Hi Voltage 1 Short Circuits 3
H. Dugan 490 D. Ross 489
E. Barry 524 B. Barbee 471
Absentee 414 . R. Sterton 497
Handicap 6
1434 1457
Hot Spots 3 Grounded Wyes 1
B. ' Schroeder 467 H. Fisher 426
D. Harper 407 E. Green 351
C. Thompson 4S6 L. Stinson 456
Handicap 3
1373 1233
Circuit Breakr's 1 Atom Splitters 3
R. Smith 463 B. Kight 453
T. Anseth 332 G. Guiley 437
R. Brock 549 O. Hanson 449
Handicap 69
1344 1408
LADIES VICTORY LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Beatty and McDougal 12 4
U. S. National Bank .'.,....10 6
Picks Apparel 10 6
Keith Brothers 8 8
Stark Finance .. 7 9
Town Beauty Shoppe . 7 9
Davis Transfer 6 10
Trowbridge and Flynn 4 12
Results:
B and M 3 Davis Transfer 1
A. Harris 480 B. Chase 338
L. Vogel 340 J. Mahoney 311
J. .Dean 293 W. Jenkins 363
1. Pfaff 287 M. Dyer 385
L. Cabler 34 D. Huston 284
Handicap 81
1774 . 1762
Stark Finance 3 T and F 1
R. Vessey 404 H. Frye 372
J. Howard 370 R. Blaylock 320
E. Corliss 271 B. Hamm 382
M. Simmonds 441 S. Hardwick 282
J. Godden 372 J. Russell 465
Handicap ' 31 Handicap 14
1889 1835
TJ. S. Bank 3 Pick's 1
I. Schroeder 484 M. Puett 332
G. Ingle 330 J. Coffeen 315
J.Offenba'ker 329 T. Maggenti 322
J. Ingle 375 J. Le Cuyer 375
J. Wilson 424 M. White 321
Handicap 201
1942 1866
Town Beauty 1 Keith Bros. 3
M. Klatt 390 L. Andrews 420
I. Bell 250 M. Herman 289
M. Howe 352 L. Keith 386
N. Roberts 305 J. Crosby 369
V. Corby 408 N. Keith 368
Handicap 95
1800 1837
The population of the United
States multiplied rapidly after
the Civil war, a gain of almost
threefold between the years 1865
and 1910.
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gun of Brooklyn's 1941 Na
tional League champs, Dolf
Camilli, is just a rookie today
in twin venture of owning a
doughnut emporium and per
sonally making the crullers.
Big Dolf, who turned in rec
ord of 34 homers and 120
runs batted in, whips out
about 150 dozen doughnuts
per day in his four month old
business.
M. Downey Medalist
In Palm Beach Tourney
Palm Beach, Fla. (U.R) Mary
Ann Downey of Baltimore, Md.,
whose one-under-par 69 led all
qualifiers, was a heavy favorite
to defeat Mrs. B. M. Ackerman,
a localite, in the first round of
the Palm Beach Women's Golf
championship today.
In other first round matches,
Pat Lesser of Seattle, who card
ed a 71 Tuesday, met Carol Gal
laeher of West Palm Beach, who
shot an 83. Barbara Romack, the
National Women's Amateur
champion, faces Gloria Arm
strong of San Lorenzo, Calif.,
while Polly Riley of Fort Worth.
Tex., who can retire the tourna
ment trophy by winning it again
this year, meets Mrs.. G. W.
Bibby of Cumberland, Md.
Keene To Be Released
By Corvallis Hospital
Corvallis (U.R) R- S. (Spec)
Keene, Oregon State college ath
letic director was to be dis
charged today from a local hos
pital. '
Dr. Nicholas Tartar, Keene's
physician, said his patient would
probably not be able to pick up
his duties at OSC for several
weeks. '
Keene was hospitalized last
December after a heart attack.
FIGHTS
By UNITED PRESS
New Orleans: Ralph Dupas,
139, New Orleans, outpointed
Richie Kid Howard, 139V2, Hal
ifax, N.S., 10.
Miami Beach, Fla.: Bobby
Dykes, 163, Miami, stopped
Joey DeJohn, 169, Syracuse,
N.Y. 9.
Cheyenne, Wyo.: Hans Freid
rich, 215, Dortmund, Germany,
knocked out George Harrison,
210, Columbus, Ohio, 6.
BELMONT STAKES SET
New York (U.R) The 87th,
running of the $100,000 added
Belmont Stakes will be staged
at Belmont Park June 11, it
was announced today by the
Westchester Racing association.
Thus, the final event of this
year's Triple Crown classic's will
be run off two weeks after the
Preakness, scheduled for May
28 at Old Pimlico, and five
weeks after the Kentucky Der
by, slated for May 7 at Church
ill Downs.
BAKER FAVORED
Baltimore (U.R) Jumbo Bob
Baker of Pittsburgh, . fourth
ranking heavyweight contender,
is favored at 3-1 to beat tall
Willie James, New England
champion, tonight at the Coli
seum. Promoter Benny Trotta
expects more than 3,000 paid
fans for the nationally televised
bout at 10 p.m. EDT.
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LINE COACH PICKED
Annapolis, Md. (U.R) Ern
est L. Jorge, a former star line
man at St. Mary's (Calif.), col
lege, was named line coach of
the U. S. Naval Academy foot
ball team Tuesday. During the
last two years, Jorge held a sim
ilar berth with the Chicago Cardinals.
PILOTS SNAP STREAK
Portland (U.R) Portland
University snapped a 10-game
losing streak longest in .the
school's basketball history
last night by walloping St.
Martin's 88-61. Forward Dick
Bartel hit 11 of 17 field goal
attempts and live free throws
for 27 points.
RETAINS CROWN
London, England (U.R) -7-Dai
Dower of Wales retained his
British Empire flyweight champ
ionship Tuesday night by out
pointing Eric Marsden of 'Lan
cashire in their 15-round title
btfUt. - : .
" Production of coal in the U.S.
each -day of about 1,000,000 tons
would fill a jtrain of 50-ton rail
way coal cars extending from
Pittsburgh to as far as Cleve
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Name Change Eyed
Milton-Freewater, Ore. U.R)
Mayor Lew Yantis wants to
change the name of Milton
Freewater but to what and
how nobody knows.
In a letter made public to
day Mayor Yantis said: "We
need to change the name of our
city. We need a name that has
principle and character. We
need you (the citizens) to come
up with the names."
The names have been pour
ing in, some from as far away
as California, but no one except
the mavor knows what thev are.
He has declined to release them
pending further study of the
problem.
How will the name be
changed? That's still something
of a problem, too. The mayor
said he is ( studying the situation
carefully.
Anyone with a favorite name
can drop it in the mail to the
mayor. It's a -wide-open contest
and right now it's anybody's
guess what the name will be.
Why is the name to be
changed? No one knows that
either except the mayor, who
refused to comment on the rea
sons for his weighty project.
The deer family is enormously
diversified. It ranges from the
massive moose, which is six feet
tall and weighs about 1,400
pounds, to the kudu, which
weighs up to 24 pounds and
and stands only 13V2 inches at
the shoulder.
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