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Texas Longhorns Favored For West NCAA Top Spot KANSAS CITY, March 20 (I) 'I'ho University of 'J't'XiiH Long hum, who twice hiiv been ellinliiiilud by (he eventual mi tlmiiil champion, Hiv fiivured to lo) the fmii'-lciiln Held In the western regional NCAA hitHket tin 1 1 tourniiiiicut tomorrow unci Silt iirdny. Ilnlh of tlii'lr conquerors In previous plitynffs, Oregon and Ike Waltons Hear Ritchey Sum llilchry, Kluniiitli KulU munuuer ol L'upco, win u guest speaker ul the l.imk Walton li'Uglllt meeting hint llllil(l ul lliu Wiiu'inii, u(klii'Nliii the club on the irol)lcni of low wulrr In tha Klumulli river ami liow it uf lecled fishing In Hint stream. Itllchry pointed nut Hint tills Inn been u dry year, with thu luko ul present ut only HO per cent of full cuimclty, und with Utile lioii for uuy huge Ituln o( water In tin- commH inonthii. Ho also discussed the flow of wiilcr down tin? cuiiyoii on weekend. t'Xilii!iilnK why It wim ruined (lid lowered lit the times It In. Hltchcy wim Introduced to tint club by Itert Kohue, cliiilrmiiil of the fish committee, who handled iiimiiKi'mcnlM. Klu made its Inroads Into thu membership attendance, und only a fruition of the usual nt tendance wiih III evidence. Next month's mevtlnii will be. highlighted liy the showing of flliim tuken by llert Itohuc of slcclhcnd fishing In Oregon. It win pointed out ut thu meet Inn Hint Hie regular Wednesday hincheon, preiieiUly .tinted for the Wlllnrd, la open to wive of It-ague memlMTii us well as mem bers themselves. . Hornets Clash With Firecrests VANCOUVKK. D. C. Murch 20 ill The Vnnrouver Hornets cleared Dip rterkl for i t K Friday Sulurdny series with the Bel lluilham Fircrcst last night with 7(1 (10 triumph over the Seattle nine Devlin In round robin professional league play off Tim Cmindlumi must win both of lt week-end content with the leading FlrcresOi to retnin a dinner for the plnyoff title. A lone BullliiKhnm win would new op the crown. Paced by Douk Peden, whose tlp-ln shots nccountttd for 18 polntii. the Hornets took the game In the second half after 3 1 -nil deudlock at the midway mark. Norm Unllhorp puccd Seattle with 16 tallies. ' Seattle'! lost eliminated It from contention in the playoff race. 'TV ' """ "" We Go Anywhere! Rolph'i Mobil Refrigeration Service CMMrrll un4 HoiwhiK WAtfctag Msrbin antf Oil Htlttf It Mir Dependable Service Htm II! aair-k L. t.u.r r.n. mi Ml Oarr KlMulk ralli GiE9(lD am? Board SooUiern Pacific's night train to Portland or Snn Fran ' cmco. Strnlch out in a roomy, comfortable! berth and let tha musical cliekoty -click of whoel n raM lull yon to sloop. Tomorrow morning you'ra thoro, re tod and refreshed rondy for a day of work or piny, i Or ride in comfortable coaches at still lower fares. Overnight sor vie returning, also. It'sthe safe, comfortable, time saving way to travel. Ken nomicnl, too. For fnro and schedule jnt call: ' The friendly i Southern Pacific i Mo)d Nllll, DUIrlot Krrlilil and . t'asNfnifr Aftnl Tlrk.l onto, I'llnn. Sill Wyoming, went on to win the nullnnul crown, Jiml iu lour of tint other L'liihl western regional champions huve succeeded In do ing In Hie NCAA f lliu In (luting buck to iu:i. Firm order of business for Conch Jack Gray's Longhum who lire heralded lis ono of the finest cliKe leuiiiH ever asscm bled In Texas, la Unit of tllspos lull of the WyomiiiK Cowboy, the teuin Hint bent them In the 1043 western rr-u liimi Ih. If they puaa the Wyoming teal the Texan dill must bent the winner of tomorrow uIkIiI'b ipenlnK Hume between Oregon Slute, the Pacific count chum pion, mid the UiK Six titllal Ok liihnma before clnahliiK with the enatern repreaenlulivi' In New York Murch 23. Oreiiou Stale, featuring the ureal Kphriiim (lied) Ituclin, six feet eight-Inch eenter, Im regard ed by the baaketbull "wlae" here a the team moat dangerous to the Texii plana. Thu Iteiivera had rcuulur season murk of 23 wins and three losses, Uklnhoma Inn'l f Inured a a "aoft-touch" for any of the teams. I'roinlnent among their vic tim were Wlaconaln and Clly Colli'Ke of New York. Gerald Tucker, ix-foot four-Inch cen ter. I the lending ahot-mnker with an average of 13.7 points in 10 Dili Six conference games. The play-off tenma were to arrive in time for a workout In Municipal auditorium today. KUHS Wrestlers Back From Meet KUHS wreatlcr returned last ilium from the two-duy Mute tourney at Canby, where the local boy managed to win 11 out of 16 bout. Coach Loren Simon said to duy that under the condition! they met, hi boy mude a good showing, and hope are held for an even better team next year. Next yenr' tourney la tenta tively alated for Oregon State college, under the auspice of the athletic department there. In the tourney final John Monby loat a decision to Von, of Canby in the 133-pound elan, and Bill Moahy lout to W. Zlelenaki. of Molalla. in an overtime period for the 103 pound class, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press PROVIDENCE, R. I. Chnrlea "Cabey" Lewi. 133, Brooklyn, outpointed Florlent Dcsmarals, 133. Mnncheatcr, N. II., 10. CHICAGO Cecil Hudson. 1351, Sim J one, TKO Jerry Fi orello. 1531. Urooklvn, H. NEW YORK (Jamaica Arena) Bobby Ruffin. 13U. New York, knocked out Pat Deinerj, 13i Brockton. Mnu., 3. ST. LOUIS Phil Terrnnovii, 130, New York, TKO Paulie Jackaon, 133. Reading, Pa., 8. TOWN , sec-"1 .d"1, lW.. V . ctt1' i m ,ei9et Cardinal's Joe Garagiola Gets Catchina Okay ST. PETKRSHUnO, F I a., March 21) II') Munuger Kddle Dyer hud aome wclcomo new from thu SI. Louis Curdliuila' backslnpplng dnpurtmeiit today with word tluil young Joe Gar uuloln will be uble to continue cutchliiK providing he weura u protective covcrinii on hla inoak. The 21-yeur-old Gurugloln, rookie aenHUtion of the 1114(1 world xcrlca, Buffered a aliuhl frncturv of the right cheekbone when ho wna struck by a thrown bull at the atari of the truinimf aeuson, X-ruy revealed. The Injury la heullmi nicely, however. S T. PETERSBURG, F I a., Murch 20 i1'i Ducky Hnrrl is conalderiiiK onolher rculiKnmcnt of the New York Yankee lineup which would aend Tommy Hen rich to center field a position he has never played. llenricll I sidelined willi atrnined cheat muaclea! but will oc oKny In a Tew day, Ho ha butted .3311 SKUiiiat mnjor leuKiic teum I hi apriiix. With Luw rence (YokI) Uerrn firmly plunt ed In right field und George Me Qulnii doing a fine Job nt first buse, the only apot for Henrich .n-eina to be center field. Thin would aldellne Johnny Llndell. Utah To Meet Kentucky Five NEW YORK, Murch 20 (I') Kentucky and Utah, beginning a four-day vacation before claah Ing in thu finals of the national Invitation basketball tourna ment, turn Madison Squnre Gar den over to another group of cluaay collegians tonight for the opening round of eastern re gionul playoffs in the NCAA tourney. The NCAA eliminations send Navy aguinat Holy Cros In the first game at 8 p. m. (EST) with Wisconsin's Big Nine chnnipions tnngllng with City College of New York at approximately 9 A S. Kentucky, shooting for Its sec ond straight title in the Invita tion tourney, reached the finals bv outxhooting North Carolina State's Southern conference chnmpions, 60-42, last night. A Garden crowd of 18,472 got something of a shock in the earlier semifinal game when Utah's hurd-plnying ball hawks bounced sccond-seedc ' West Vir ginia out of the tourney, 64-62, in a game that was close only in the first and last minutes. Milo Savage To Meet Taylor SEATTLE, Murch 20 (Pi Milo Savage, whose unset tri umph severnl weeks ago over Irish Billy Wulker stumped him as Die cre.am of Suattlo'i .middle weight ranks, tackles another Cell next Tuesday. The 10-round main event pit Savaie against lriih Jnhnnv Tnvlnr veteran 'coast campaigner. and COUNTRY MOTORS YF W Tourney Books Games OMAHA, Murch 20 (I'l A nliie-giirne program wna booked lodiiy In the Veterans of Foreign Wars national basketball tour nament here, four tenma coming up for their second teat in the double-ellmliiution aerie. Wilmington, Del., which clipped linker, Ore., 27-25 in the tourney opener lust night, meet the Washington State entry; Minneapolis, 30-10 winner over the host Omaha team, meets South Dakota; Hozeman. Mont., easy winner over the short-handed. Suliiia, Kans., five, 40-20, meets the winner of the Indiana New York game; and Youngs town, O., 43-37 victor over Pueblo, Colo., tackles Louisiana. Ward Favored In Palm Springs Go PALM SPRINGS. Calif.. March 20 (') Former National Ama teur Golf Champion Marvin (Bud) Ward of Spokane, Wash., ranked today as a likely favorite in the 54-holc Palm Springs in vitational tournament starting tomorrow. Ward was a late added starter, checking in here yesterday. He was out on the course early to day tuning up his strokes for the event, the 12th annual desert links affair, which has attracted most of southern California's leading golfers, but few from elsewhere. Gray Mask, Achiu On Fight Card A spilt main event will fea ture the wrestling card at the armory tonight with Walter "Sneeze" Achiu slutcd to grapple the Weed bad boy. Pete Belcas tro, and Georges Duscttc, Can adian strong man, matched with the mysterious Gray Mask. The two couplets will flip to see who fills the final five-round spot and who fight the scmi-windup Buth bouls will be five-round af fairs. , The opener will be a three round tussle between Frankic Hart and Buck Weaver. Rube Melton To Make Hospital Stop CRISTOBAL, March 20 MP) The Brooklyn Dodgers' Rube Melton is going to Johns Hop kins hospital in Baltimore for examination and possible re moval of a bone chip in his el bow, and there is a possibility Pete Reiser might make a trip, too. President Branch Rickey is in favor of having the outfielder go to sec his St. Louis doctor Immediately after the Brooks fly to Havana. Reiser hurt his shoulder again in practice Tues day. Baby bottles are given to grown men in some psychiatric treatments to make them recall instances of babyhood which weigh on their subconscious. 4-DR. SEDAN Massive, ruggedly built of white ash and mahogany paneling reinforced by plymetal plates. The beautiful woods arc' in their natural, colors . . . luxurious interiors fin ished in woven plastic Bedford cord and leather . . . tremendous luggage carrying capacity In rear compartment as well as luggage rack on top . . . 120 h.p. . , . long 122" wheel base. You must see it to appre ciate its beauty and luxury! Svv Thin tteuuiilul Xew Vur on IHnplay A'oir ut D DM (BAT 239 Main Honkers To Meet Fort Jones The Tulolake Honkers, both A and B squads, start tomorrow night on the last rounds of the northern Siskiyou county sea son, when they play Fort Jones at Fort Jones. Saturday night will see the Honkers in Etnu, where both A and B squud will piny, and on the 2Hth of March the Inst game will be played with McCloud, at McCloud. The Honkers lost their games to Dunsmulr Saturday, the B squad losing out 28-30 to the railroad town champs, and the A squad ending up on the short end of a 47-19 marker for the week-end game, Casey Stengal Signs Contract BOYES SPRINGS. Calif., March 20 lP) Casey Stengel, who managed the Oakland Oak of the Pacific Coast Baseball league on verbal agreement last season, today has a contract for hi Job. "Everybody kept asking me if I am signed," Stengel said. "I've got to have an answer. Yesterday I signed." Terms were not an nounced. His club, second place in the league last year, yesterday beat Santa Clara university 5 to 1 in a training game. , Scrimmage Slated For WS Cougars PULLMAN, March 20 W) Coach Phil Sorboc warned an anticipated 1 2 3 Washington State college spring football can didates today that scrimmage sessions would be first on the calendar when training opens next Monday. With the first Cougar game set for September 20 at Hershey, Pa against' Pennsylvania Stale, Sorboe said he expects to have his traveling squad selected by the end of the spring campaign. Snoquolmie Meet Draws Top Ski Men PULLMAN. March 20 liPt Six Washington State college Mkicrs will seek Pacific Coast conference laurels at Snoqual mie this eek-end. They are Capt. Bob Johnson. Bremerton: Bruce Berg and Ron Johnson, Wallace. Ida.; Bill Santce. Hvak. and Del Bice and Gentry Wade of Yakima. 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Other increases during the same period were given as: Elk, 52.000 to 160,000: antelope, 2400 to 27,000 moose, 3H00 to 0500. and black bear, 37.000 to 74,000. The elusive big horn sheep ran counter to the trend with a drop from 13,000 to 9000. Wolly Wesrlake Is Prize Rookie MIAMI BEACH. Fla., March 20 ifi't The Pittsburgh Pirates' prize rookie is Wally Westlakc, 26-year-old, rock-chinned Cali fornian. In five games as an outfielder, Westlake has collect ed six hit in 10 trips. He was the first Pirate to hit a homer, is fast, fields well and is a threat in center or right field. Hank Grcenberg will not see action against the St. Louis Browns today, taking time out for treatment of a sore arm. Rainiers Drop Fifth Game 9-3 LOS ANGELES, March 20 lP The Seattle Rainiers dropped their fifth game in eight season starts yesterday, losing 0-3 to the Chicago Cubs. John Yelovic was the losing hurler. replacing Sig Jakiicki in the sixth inning with the score deadlocked. Cleveland Indians Much Embarrassed RIVERSIDE, Calif.. March 20 P) The Portland Beavers were in an embarrassing position to day but consider the plight of the Cleveland Indians. Tuesday. Portland whipped the American league club, but yesterday the Beavers fell 13-9 before the University of South ern California Trojans. S i x straight walks by Rookie Pitcher Johnny Bianco gave the colle gians their winning margin. Ninth at Pine IF IT'S FOR Bikes. Yes, you'll find headlights; horns, speedometers . . . and best of all shiny, NEW "Hawthorne" bikes at Wards NOW! "Hawthorne" Bikes Full size models with headlight. 42.50 Bike Speedometers Checks mileage and speeds. 4.50 Bike Basket Electrical ly welded steel basket. 1.15 Kick - up Stand -Coil spring holds arm up when parking. 69c Generator Set A bik accessory that Is always in . demand. Priced to save! 1 ; 4.89 Bike Lock A fine qual ity lock that is guaran teed to please. 47c nraAi.D neks, RUmita rm. or, Seatile's Alpine Dairy Moves Into Quarterfinals DENVER, March 20 fM Principal of the first major upset of the national AAU bas ketball tournament, Seattle's Al pine Dairy five moved today in to the quarterfinal round against the Los Angeles Carroll Sham rock. Game time is 9 p. m. (PST). The Washington State entry Joined the elite circle of eight with a surprising 36-29 triumph over the highly favored and fourth-seeded Oklahoma City Continental Airliners. The Shamrocks, also a tourney seeding and a second division American basketball league club, had difficulty subduing Mil waukee by a 49-46 count in its third round encounter yester day. Featuring the pivot shooting of Bob Graf whose 15 points were high for the game, the Al pines coupled a deft ball-han- Victory League Playoffs Tonight Final game for the year in ! the Victory league will be played tonight at 7:30 in the ! boys' gym at KUHS, when the I American league champs, Mur-j phy's, meet the fast moving ' Binkley team, champs of the i National league. Major League Exhibition Baseball Cleveland (A) 8, Los Angeles (PCD 0. Boston (N) 4, St. Louis (A) 3. Brooklyn (N) 7, General Elec tric of Panama 0. Chicago (N) 9, Seattle (PCL) 3. Chicago (A) 6, Hollywood (PCL) 4. Hove You Tried POOLE'S For Fishing Tackle And ' Sporting Goods It's A Good Betl POOLE'S 222 So. 7th store Hours 9:00 a. m. to 5:30 p. tnhisdat. Mar. w, i4, f. Tkirku tiling with a rock-ribbed defense that kept the shocked and frantls Oklahoma City shooters at arm's length. , - i Two other seeded clubs fell In third round goes Golden, Colo., ousting the San Diego Dons, 61-44 and Dallas whip ping Pocatello, Idaho, Simplots. 58- 44. Five ABL members, Including Bartlesvllle's national champions came through unscathed. The others were second-seeded Oak land, winner of the recent ABL tournament, Denyer, Hollywood and Los Angeles. Bartlesville (Phillips 66) dumped Glendale City college 59- 24, the Denver Nuggets trounced Borlo Athletic club of San Francisco, 73-39; Hollywood (20th Century Fox) swamped Columbus, Ind., Cummlns-Secos, 81-45 and Oakland (Bittners) overpowered Pepperdlne college of Los Angeles 72-41. IN STOCK! 14' 6" Runabout KELLY'S SHAMROCK Laminated Oregon Fir Weighs 205 Lbs. Covered Aircraft Fabric $270.00 BOAT TRAILER Handles boats up to 18 feet long. 1500-lb. capacity. $185.00 THE GUN STORE 714 Main m. ' Phone 3188 DOWNSTAIRS
