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EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS Eugene, Vernonia Grab Berths to State Tourney Axemen Five Rolls Over Myrtle Point;, Darkhorse Vernonia Wallops Gresham By The Associated Press Thev. wrote two new tickets or the state basketball tourna ment today, marked iAigene nna Vernonia, while Newberg held one punch on a tentative reserva tion for a seat. The powerful Eugene Axemen rolled over Myrtle Point for the second straight time last night and came up with the right to represent districts 5 and 6 in the state tourney. Little Vernonia, which dark- Notre Dame Alumnus Will Direct Irish SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 7 (iP) Another alumnus has been added to the r o s t e r of former "Fightin' Irish" who for decades have been directing the football fortunes beneath Notre Dame's golden dome. He is John Hugh Devore, Irish line coach for the past two years and Notre's Dame's third head football coach and athletic di rector in as many seasons. Devore, football co-captain at Notre Dame in 1933, and an Irish end three years, yesterday was appointed acting athletic di rector to succeed Ed McKeever, who resigned last week to be come head coach at Cornell. De vore's appointment, announced by the Rev. J. Hugh O'Donnell, CSC, Notre Dame president, is effective only until the return of Lit. Frank Leahy, former ath letic director who resigned a year ago to enter the navy. Bagby May Not Play With Indians In '45 ATLANTA, March 7 VP) Jim Bagby Jr., elognated right hand er of the Cleveland Indians, has signed his 1945 contract, he said today, adding, however, it did not necessarily mean he would play with the Indians. "I intend to wait and see what is the government's attitude toward baseball before reporting for spring trailing," he ex plained. "I might stay, right here on this job." - Bagby, classified 4-F last year, works at the Bell bomber plant near here. He did not disclose terms of his contract. Daggett Insurance .. 32 19 637 Fluhrer'j Baktry 32 19 . .627 Safeway stores 25 26 .490 Coca-Cola . 23 26 490 Black and White 25 26 W) Lorenz Co. ? 27 471 Crater Hotel 33 28 !1 Hazel's Beauty Shop I8 33 .333 Individual Hlfh Three Gaines Eaton .559 Green . 540 PemUotU ,, IndlvlduaJ Hlfh Slnfle Game Kllgore ; 253 Eaton ,, , 234 Pcrnigotti , 220 Team Hlfh Three Games Hazel's , 2525 Safeway . .. . 71 Coca-CoJa 2510 , , Te.T.Jfl11 Sintle Game Black and White 905 Coca-Cola ; ;..896 Safeway 895 LADY BUG LEAGUE Crater Hotel Absentee 140 140 140 420 Butler 115 151 121 387 Clemens 103 111 100 319 Drew 133 118 156 407 Creen 136 133 136 410 Handicap 99 99 99 297 Total 731 757 752 2240 Darcett Insurance Gutenberger 144 140 122 406 Tyler , ; 121 143 l49 413 Baxter 148 141 103 392 Pape 107 110 121 338 Backes :..148 158 131 457 Handicap . 85 85 85 235 Total 753 "777 731 2261 ,p. ' Hazel's Beauty shop KHgore 148 133 120 401 Foubert, H 139 142 120 401 Cherry 108 111 90 300 Anderson 68 115 108 321 Helderman 97 138 132 367 Handicap . ..1U 111 in 333 Total 701 750 081 2132 Safeway Stores Griggs 124 135 167 428 Gcddes 158 159 144 461 Sehorn ....114 153 141 408 Hanville 138 101 175 414 Whiting 135 114 127 376 Handicap . 91 91 91 273 Total 760' 753 845 2358 ... Lorenz Company Patty 120 128 08 348 Finney 124 150 127 401 Keller 141 138 110 387 Wynant ; 133 116 112 361 McCollum 123 198 158 469 . Handicap 102 102 102 306 Total 743 820. 707 2270 '. . Fluhrer'a Bakery Eaton ....178 207 173 .158 Babcock . .116 110 98 324 McDonald . .125 140 127 392 Sullivan , 138 96 -149 383 Poppy :....144 141 - 132 417 Handicap .......117 117.-117 '351 Total ...818 "ill "796 2425 Black snd White Service Clinton 149 136 130 415 Dolan . 74 77 58 209 Bellottl ,.142 152 136 430 Owens .:129 ; 119 - 03 341 Brltt 137 ICG 95 398 Handicap .......... 123 123 123 369 Total ...754 773 - 635 2162 Coca-Cola MrGifford .....128 150 ISO 420 Glvan .. ..136 108 124 308 King 133 130 164 433 Hunsakcr 137 142 166 445 PernlgottI 162 143 166 471 Handicap 84 84 84 252 Total 77B 763 854 2395 RADIO j BOWLING ; By Expert Technician GOOD STOCK OF AVAILABLE TUBES-BATTERIES-AERIALS For All Makes of Radios ' ZE MAN'S :.. Quick, Guaranteed Service 116 N. 9th Phone 7522 Across From Montgomery Ward on North 9th Wsdnaidsy. MirchVlWS horsed its way to the district 14 title, romped into the state tourney witli a 47-32 defeat of the Gresham Gophers. Vernonia and Gresham had each won one tilt in the three-game playoff. Award of the two tourney seats filled half the 8 class A spots in the March 15-17 tourna ment at Salem. Washington of Portland and Hillsboro already hold tickets. Newberg put its name in for a tentative reservation by defeat ing Lebanon, 35-27, last night in the first of a three-game play off. Blow-hot-blow-cold New berg, which ran second to Mc Minnville in season play and then double faced to beat Mc Minnville in district playoffs, is a slight but uncertain favorite to defeat Lebanon again next Friday. Baker meets Hood River and Woodburn battles Oregon City tonight in the first of three tilts for tourney seats. The other spot lies between Prineville and Medford, with Medford the only undefeated team in the state a heavy favorite for the playoffs beginning Thursday. In the class B playoffs, Rogue lsli.ar. orrl Arlinotnn evpneri their series last night when the Rogues took a i l-ii victory ai mecuora. The third game to award a tnnmpv spat will be Dlaved at Arlington Friday. Boryla Smashes Three All-Time Irish Records SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 7 (IP) Young Vince Boryla staged a record-smashing performance in his final basketball game for Notre Dame last night, leading the Irish to an 87 to 43 win over the University of Detroit. Before the season's final game, Boryla, who will be inducted into the navy on Friday,, was elected honorary captain for 1944-45 and then went out and broke three all-time Irish scor ing records. He scored 31 points lor a new marK lor a single game and a new record for the Irish fieldhousc. His season total of 322 points for 20 games bettered Leo Klier's record of 283 made last season. ...... i Five-School Track Meet to Highlight : Spring Calendar PULLMAN,' March 7 (IP) Track, tennis and baseball will be on the spring sports calendar at Washington State college, with the season's high point a five-school track meet with Whitman, the Universities of Idaho, Montana and Washing ton, and WSC, on May 19 in Pullman. The baseball and tennis pro grams will be confined to the immediate area. Athletic Direc tor J. Fred Bohler said yester day in revealing the plans. TIGERS MAKE TRADE DETROIT, March 7 (fl3) Man ager Steve O'Neill of the Detroit Tigers American league baseball club announced today that Pitch er Roy Henshaw and Shortstop Leslie Floyd have been sent to the Buffalo team of the Inter national league in a straight player trade. WARSTLER HANGS UP YALE SCORING MARK NEW HAVEN Yale's little bundle of basketball talent, John Warstler. nnnrerf in 94fi nointc during the campaign to establish an all-timo sinirln. U3cnn hinU for any Bulldog performer in the au-year nistory. ot tne sport on this campus. Over the IR.eamA .rraifo- Vn pint-sized rhapsody, in blue cugeu out raui waiKer lor scor ing honors by exactly 18 points in a race which was nin nnrl tupb- all the way. . Despite a heavy cold which hung on and limited his activities m ine lauer part o the season, BunnV Warsflpr manaawl tn olc. nick Captain Walker in the s points per game Dy a scant two-tenths of a point. LEATHER SLIPPERS Non-Rationed OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main Allen Adding Machine friden Calculators Royal Typewriters Desks - Chairs Files For those) hard-to-get Itoms PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. 9th Klamath Falls REPAIR Ideal EquiprrTenf tv Merchant Marine School stu dents at Si. Petersburg, Flu., bemoan fact that Ardis Shef fer's costume, built for climb ing, is not standard equipmen; on topside of every boat. Gale Bishop Takes High Scoring Toga By TED MEIER NEW YORK, March 7 (IP) Big Gale Bishop continued his sensational basketball scoring for the Fort Lewis (Wash.) War riors last week, boosting his sea son total to 1049 points as -he won the individual high scoring championship among the nation's service quintets. Bishop, former Washington State star, flipped 125 points through the hoop in his last six games for a three-week splurge of 348 points. Altogether he had creased the nets for 440 field goals and 169 free throws in 45 games. , Technically he is through for the season, but because of his drawing power Fort Lewis offi cials may arrange several more games. . Far behind in second place is Don Barksdale, of Camp Ross (Calif.), with 749 points. Bob Kinney, of Camp Bradford (Va.) is third with 615 and Sam Pat ton of Camp Patrick Henry fourth with 600. Ermer Robin son of the Fort Warren (Wyo.) quintet rounds out the first five scorers with 593. Classified Ads Bring Results. B College Fives Eye 2 Tourneys Brackets of Outstanding Post-Season Basketball Tourneys Virtually Filled NEW YORK. March 6 W) The brackets of the two outstand ing post season collegiate basket ball tourneys the National In vitation at Madison Square Garden and the NCAA at New York and Kansas City were virtually filled today witli 12 ot the 16 teams named. The re maining four quintets were ex pected to be selected within the next two days. This is how tho tourneys shape up: , National Invitation (six of eight teams picked) St. John's of Brooklyn (18-2); Muhlenberg (23-3): Tennessee (18-4); Rhode Island State (18-3): DePaul (18-21; and Bowling Green (22-2). New York university (12-7); CCNY (12-3); RPI (12-0); and West Virginia (12-5) arc being con sidered for the remaining two berths. Eastern NCAA at Madison Square Garden (two of four teams picked) Kentucky (21-3) and Ohio State (14-4). Brown (15-4), Temple (16-7), Pitt (8-4), RPI Estminstcr and NYU In line for other two spots. Yale (14-4) declared itself out last night when a spokesman pointed out the Eli season ended three weeks ago and the team has not practiced since. Western NCAA at Kansas City (all four teams picked) Oklahoma Aggies (21-4): Ar kansas (16-8); Utah (16-2) and the winner of the Washington State-Oregon playoff for the Pacific Coast conference north ern division title. Play in the National Invita tion opens March 17 with the final on March 26. The west ern NCAA will be held on March 23-24 with the eastern on March 22 and 24. The eastern and western NCAA winners clash for the title in New York on March 27. Tho Garden In vitation winner and the NCAA winner then clash on March 29 for tho mythical national title won last year by Utah. OREGON PREP By The Associated Press Vernonia 47, Gresham 32. Eugene 52, Myrtle Point 43. Newberg 35, Lebanon 27. Rogue River 37, Arlington 22. MAKES GOOD COPY STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Fay Young, Penn State coed, is the first girl to be named sports editor of the student newspaper. BASKETBALL k"7"?v..'.' Y'Si' a1 'of f& n'ir'ivi' Ttf rv ..."' .milium wwmmAm. 1 j One always H stands out I QUALITY IS ALWAYS WORTH WAITING FOR flj 7 I I Blitz -Weinhard beer does, in tmth, stand out. The consistency and sAj I U X I quality of ih goodness are certain as spribg. That's why people who Jk r '; ( V,,--- s I really know taste enjoyment would rather wait for Blitz -Weinhard ; -' S I ...die beer so good it's guaranteed satisfying. jj Vfffj 1 Guarantee(t Satispiny BEER mnmi hame I II TZ-WEINHARD COMPANY PORTLAND. ORIOOM Wrong Game! FT. McCLELLAN, Ala.. March 7 ll") H U'd been baseball, it mlht have been different, but The third district's basket bailers beat the Fourth Serv ice Commnnd Medics 51-27 last night in the soml-llnats of ihe post championship tournoy. In the victors' lineup was Pvt. Rube Melton, former pitcher for the Brooklyn Dod gers. A sparkplug for the losers was Pvt. Max Macon, also former Dodger hurler. Pros Face Golf Ball Shortage JACKSONVILLE, Flu., March 7 i,f) The Scot asked tho caddie If ho was good at finding lost balls and the cuddle wild yes. So the Scot replied; "Well, go find one and we'll start playing. " That ancient quip illustrates the problem facing tho nation's golfers proa and dubs alike, says PGA tournament Manager Fred Corcoran. Most of tho golf Hint's being played nowadays is with old balls, dug from tho bottom of water hazards, the deep rough and clubhouse lockers and rc- Srocesscd. No new balls are elng manufactured. Golfdom's "Mr. Bigs" like Byron Nelson, Sam Snead and Harold (Jug) McSpudcn are hav ing their troubles the same us the duffer, Corcoran said. PGA President Ed Dudley is also concerned over tho situa tion, explaining: "Before the war, golf balls retailed at .$10.20 a dozen. To day you can't buy that kind and the ones you do get cost you $50 a dozen and up, the prico de pending on who you get, them from and' how much you are willing to pay." Some reprocessed balls are less lively than others, but it doesn't make much differenco in scoring to 300-yard hitters like Snead, who recently an nexed the Pcnsacola Open cham pionship with one ball. Phillips Oilers Rap Pepperdine, 54-39 LOS ANGELES, March 7 UP) The Phillips Oilers from Okla homa spanked Pepperdine col lege last night before a' basket ball crowd of 4500. The invad ers won by a score of 54 to 39, were on top from start to fin ish and led at half time, 31 to 19. Nick Buzolich, towering Pen perdinc center, took Individual scoring honors, however, with 14 points. Paul Lindcman, Phil lips center, suffered a broken nose in the opening minutes and had to retire. ''.V'.V tt' '." TV nv 4V4y And No Points , 1 Uecauso chow is good and see onds nic seldom questioned at training table. Felix Bfenchsrd is a shotputler. Amur's lino cracker of Inst fall placed sec ond In Notional A. A. U. indoor championships nt Mndlion Squaro Garden with .48 foot 7V, and was favored to finish one-two In I. C. 4;A. Hardy's Wins Second Half Of VI. Play Hardy's Man store became sec ond half champions In tho Na tional division of tho Victory lengue last night by downing tho Red Shield five, 32 to 18. Led by Glenn Bortia with 12 tallies, Hardy's built up an early lead which they never relin quished. Steele netted five points for the losers. . Sacred Heart academy for feited Its game with the Army Navy storo through the inability of the academy to put flvo eligible players on the floor. Tho game had no effect on tho league championship, however. Semi-finals of tho league championship will be played Thursday, March 8, when Unnlv' muni .lnrrv'l nnllt.MrV. The Herald ond News Trotters will clash wait tne uo moiay quintet in tho runner-up brocket. Tho winner of the . Hardy's Jerry's tilt will play Army-Navy for the league championship Wednesday, March 11. MADISON Jug Glrord, stor halfback at Wisconsin last tall, is preparing to enter West Point. rv W V V V A SHAKISMARI Ths world '1 molt famoui playwright gnd pl wal born of obscuro paronli in 8tratfordivAvon, England, In 196, Throughout Ihs nnlurlis lines, William Shasoipsaro hoi itood out, btcouio ho wrolo such linos 1 hovo placed him first among tho earth's literary groat. 1 Wild Melee Set For Friday Friday night at tho Kliiniuth armory, v ' inn inusv i urn ii'iu uiuuu it liners on tin i,.ii "l Ml J I will iiiiikU .misclos in n "batllo royal" " with the invincible "Grey Mask" r 'Z Z l ' l)M luiiiiwiiiK, Promoter Muck Mllnrtt stilted llmt j, j1imrt f ad hoodlum lias definitely promised 0 cinn.Ii,' ? crnnlums with the winner of . this clnml k, which win i i u on i-eio iscienslro, Gcoru,.. 1 Dusette, Gloomy Gust Johnson, .luck KIrV L "Hlimd mid Guts" Davidson and Tough Tony I Each and every ono of tho imisclers uurtlel patlng In this donnybrook will bo going nil out to cop first honors mid the right to twlnt torsoi with tho masked menace. Probably the rcniion for tho eager dcslro of tho bleep boys to Imiulo with Mr. Stonrfiice Is that tho muscler vL MUlin UIU IIIVHUVH 111 .-MllllHMKHl Will Otl hlllliwl ... II, n ...Anl,Ml ll.liw II... I......ll ''"HIM """ v i electric light, , It will also ho Intorc.illng to note which of tho bn mi uiu uinem. inc iiiinijuvvroitn lino inc caso of twn k a stranger uro oftentimes seen in those gry ,hiH,.olh,,niJ believe tho lud who will bo favored by u,c "f m. il Tf'M will l Georges Dimctto, the Fremh Cunmllnn VZ ,mH eral of tho other participants have had ,, ernck Li ?!" H Including Tonv Ross, Pete Uelcnstro, Jack Kler slit n N son. Georges has never hud a shot ot the hooded ii..i , his powerful full-Nelson 11s his best wcaponhs l"vl1 cliiuico or emerging victorious. "" If ho does guzzle the other boys, he will h h.J dreaded head butts of Mr. Stanefnrn m.i .....: ?,C.M. M pens and whoever wins. It will be a top-notch iho'w Z ! barred. To the victor belongs the spoil,. ",now Washington State Gets the Duke Wo were off tho btmketbull beam on our prediction ik. J nn Ktntn would crm thn northern ,ll,.l.i., ' r, "'.V,'"" ""' title, but undlscouraged, we hereby try again' ind nick Kj ous Cougars or Washington stato to topplo the Webfooliaiia Linn In thn nlnvtiff. "vHWie III fact, we feel so sure of It that we wagered whole H mi iiiu uutvwiiiv iviiii urn iiv-ivn wiiiur, mm oroiner, lait'i ( deuce. One thing hus been definitely established, ami ik.i i..l tho Wcbfoots nro tho "shootlngeaf team In the conference f fact coincides with another fact, which Is that you cnl'n baskets unless you shoot tho bull. The Webfoots were , twice, however, and thn Cougars were the boys tint did , !!... tl.M II..... II..... .11.1 II wiv n( iiii-V wwi i,v mm'"v i;,v,, ,. .iiv.r iihi 11, So we'll climb out n little farther on the llmh smi high-scoring bull game at Pullman Saturday night with J teams cutting loose with lots und lots ot shots. Tills wu xii case Saturday on McArthur court when both clubs we (J up 111 1111: ;irni uuu mm nuuueu a nntlll lino gusranlttu null mill would go 111 uriiiiu iney wouiu snoot. ' , I Oregon loosened up In the second half, but the BnvtnM rticti uu Mill inure 111111 cunnciiucniiy urmmca me nil n4 Another thing wo find In favor of the Cougars li ihfjB "that boy Hanson" on their rosier. A team that boiiti 1 J ...I... JI..I..1....1 .....I.Ih. 1... I . i. .1... 11 wiiu jvmi 1 1111HHI.-11 iiiii-niiiK iwu aiaJUHH rucurns mil (VtQI coaches thought would stand (or at least n deende lUndi 1 M than even chunco of copping the hunting. Wo aren't against Oregon, wo inerclv feci that Wiihl-tf Sluto has the better ball club this year and by virtue of thus Cougars should win, Tou say you don't think so? Well, sJ man to ms own choice, parcmori ALL WOOL PLAID JACKETS. Zipper Front OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main TRUCKS AND PICKUH FOR HINT You Drlvt-Lona. ShnlTM . 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