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PACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 141 Salem, Corvallis In Hoop Crown Clash Sparians Nose Out Marshfield, 48-46 EUQENE, March 20 (ffV-CorvallU scored It third straight upset last night and now the question Is: ean the Spartans do it against Salem tonight? II they can. Uiey will win the 1W8 Oregon high school b"lTte experts, who watched Salem's big. rugged Vikings mow down St. Helens' Lions. 68-41. last night, don't think Uiey can do it. But the Spartans picked up supporters as they (ought from behind to nose out the defending champions, the Marshfield Pirates. 48-46. before a near capacity crowd of WOO In the University of Oregon's MacArthur court in the semi-finals of the annual tournament. On successive nighu Corvallis has upset West linn. 44-35, Washington of Portland, 32-30. and Marsh- field. 1948 Pacific Coast Conference Football Schedule Voice Of Experience Salem moved to the finals with victories over Baker. 54-36; Astoria, 58-37, and then St. Helens. Salem, seeking Its seventh title the last was won In 1940 Jump ed to a 10-0 lead in S minutes against St. Helens. By quarters the Vikings led, 16-3. 32-18 and 40-28. Coach Harold Hauk of Salem lent In his reserves in the last period to rest the regulars lor to night's game, and the subs main tained the hot scoring pace. Carlos Houck, Salem forward paced the victors with 17 points. TRAILED EARLY Corvallis found Itself trailing 6-0, after two minutes against Marshfield, but rallied to tie it at 7..1! it was close the rest oi tne wav with the score deadlocked at 8-al!. 18-all and 41-all. Marshfield managed a 26-23 half. time edge, but by the end of the third neriod Corvallis had a 36-33 arivantaire. After the 41-41 tie. Bob Edwards, (-foot 6-inch Corvallis center, dunked a field goal and started his teammates to a 48-41 lead with two minutes to go. Mnrshfield's Don Bruce, all' atater last year, countered with a field goal and a free throw and Don Megale added a field goal for the Pirates to close the score to -46 with 50 seconds remaining. The rest of the way was hectic with both teams fighting for the Kill hut no scores resulted. " John Reardon. Corvallis forward, was high with 17 points. In that last minute Guard Dean Madison, who scored 10 for Corvallis. was humned into the basket supports. and Iniured a shoulder. He was expected, however, to be-ready for play tonight SPLIT BEFORE The semi-final results turned the tourney into a Big Six league af fair. Salem was champion of that league and Corvallis was runner up. The teams spilt their two league meetings, and tonight will be the rubber game. Corvallis has won one previous state title in 1936. In games leading to fourth place Tigard upset Astoria, 47-41, and 'Washington of Portland trounced Oresham. 58-30. Toby Lewis of Ti gard added 10 points to his tour nament total to retain a chance at the individual scoring crown. Kermit Chapman of Springfield leads with 58 points, but his team was eliminated yesterday and he will not have a chance to add Play more. Lewi has 52. closely followed by Edwards of Corvallis with 50. Class 'B' Site Is Union EUGENE. Match 20 W Union in Northsastern Oregon will be the site of the state class B high school basketball tournament next year. The Oregon High School Activi ties association's board of control selected the site yesterday, but said dates would not be set until later. The tourney has been at Arling ton the last three years. The board also left the way open for a prc-season all-star football game In Portland. The Shriners or ganization has advocated such a game with Portland all-stars vs. upstate players The board, traditionally opposed to such contest, let it be known, however, that only players already graduated lrom high school could be used. It saio it would not attempt to control players after graduation, and would not interfere with coaches selected for all-star teams. This left the possibility of a game In September between high school all - stars in training for college freshman teams San Dicjo Garfield Coleman, 161, Los Angeles, stopped Junior Wash ington, 162, San Diego, 6. Camera Supplies Hollywood Jr. Tripod $17.63 Skon Exposure) Mater $12.95 Pocket Range Finders $12.50 Brownie Dark Room Lights $1.00 Keystone Movie 8mm $64.50 CURRIN'S for Drugs Ith and Main Fh. 4514 ... V. The St Louis Browns' new manager and veteran catcher, Zach Taylor, knows what the ball should like when it sails across the plate, and gives advice to Rookie Pitchers Clem Dreisewerd, left, and Jim Wilson at the Browns' training camp In San Bernardino, Calif, 1 I I Lynam-Hart Duo Wins Return Tag Wrangle Joe Lynam and Prankie Hart teamed up last night at the armory to beat the whey out of the oppos ing team of Joe Dorsetti and Bob Cummmgs ir a return engagement. Last week the Cummings-Dorsettl combo had decisively trounced the cleanies. It was a Lynem-Hart scrap all the way In the no-time-limit match, with Lynam taking the first fall after 40 minutes from Cummings with a tossing head lock and a body press. Referee Buck Davidson had his hands full throughout the period, kicking Dorcett' and' or Cummings out of the ring and hauling them off the others after sessions of biting, kicking, choking and gouging. In the first four-way scramble with all contestants In the ring. Cummings and Dorsetti picked up manners the hard way having their heeds rammed together by Lynam and Hart. The second fall came shortly after the tint and also went to the Lynam-Hart duet. In reality it was two fa'ls. as all four were in the ring following some particularly low skulldudgerv on the challengers' part. With four fighters in the ring, all of them bouncing off the ropes and waiting for an opening. Ref Davidson was hard put to stay out of the way In the wind-up of the affair. Ly nam had pinned Cummings after slugging him and then bouncing him in a rolling scissors, and Hart had given the count tc Dorsetti. Tough-looKing Buck Lipscomb and strong -man Georges D u s e 1 1 e scrapped it out to a draw in the five-round opener. First blood went to Dusette in the third frame with nelson. Lipscomb evened up in the fifth when he pulled a fluke fall off the ropes and happened to fall groggy though he was on Georges long enough foi the count. AAU TITLE GAME SET AT DENVER TONIGHT DENVER, March 20 IJPt The na tional champion Bartlesville Oilers and the Denver Nuggets with a couple of bad ball games out of their systems will meet tonight for the national AAU basketball champion ship. Their floor play was ragged and their shuts were wild as the two top- seeded teams came through last night's semi-final round by a whisker. Bartlesville, seeking its sixth con- Missing Jock Search Ends EVERGLADES, Fla.. March 20 P Hope was virtually abandoned today for Jocksy Al Sr.lder and two fishing companions, missing since March 5. The coist guard, army and navy officially ended the search yester day, withdrawing planes, blimps, boats, trucks and combat teams from the area southeast of here where the search centered. The irch began the day after Snider, C. T. tTobci Trotter, Miami horse trainer, and Donald Frazicr of Toronto, Canada, disappeared while flsnln from a 16-foot tender near Craij. Fla. Snider, veteran of 10 years in the saddle, was top rider for Calumet Farm and was scheduled to ride Citation in the Kentucky Derby. Dayton Billy Smith, 175, Oakland, Calif., stopped Bob Amos, 171, De troit, 4. We Buy, rirll and Trade GUNS FREE APPRAISALS THE GUN STORE 714 Main secutive national title, defeated the Oakland, Calif., entry with a last minute drive after Referee Ted O'Sulllvau had fouled out the entire Oakland first string except for little Mushy Silver. The stoie was 41-37, remarkably low for big-time industrial ball and it was the opinion of many on lookers that this year's Bartlesville team Is sluwe' and less accurate than the five national champions that have come out of that Oklahoma town since 1942 Denver'.-; Nugccts. the team that had been .conslatred all the way as the one most likely to end Bartlcs ville's Ions reign, needed an over time period to get past the Denver Graybcards, a team of, aging AAU veterans, 60-56. Their victories qualified Bartles ville and Denver for the Olympic playoffs stalling In New York March 27. The winner of tonight's 7:30 p.m. consolation game between Oakland and the Clraybeards also will be given a bcxth In the Olympic tournament. Zale Polishes Off Another One TOLEDO, O., March 20 lPt Tony Zale, of Gary, Ind., ex-mlddlewelght champ aiming for a third engage ment with discredited titllst Rocky Grazlano, had another knockout victory under his belt today. Anxious for a return bout with Grazlano providing the assorted bans against Rocky are lifted Zale proved last night at the Toledo arena that he still has kayo power in his left hook. For that was the punch he used to knock out lu Woods of Detroit at 1:20 of the third frame of a scheduled 10 rounder. Zale weighed 160; Woods 162. Classified Ads Bring Real Results I HIGH IMMEDIATE EARNINGS! EVER-INCREASING INCOME! Mr. Johnson Wl-ne-ma Hotel 9-10:30 a. m. only No Phone Calls Date OHV Oregon Wash. Stale Wash. 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The youngish veteran of St. Louis' old Cardinal gas house gung sized up the situation in this way: The Padres were beset with so many injuries during the 1947 sea son that Ripper often had trouble fielding nine players, even by shuf fling outfielders to the Infield and pitchers to the outer garden. And any team that loses 40 games by one-run margins, as San Diego did. merits better fortune, as San Diego does. "We definitely will be in there this year, and I mean up." Collins promised as the club went through training here. The Padres started off like a whirlwind a year ago. and then Lady Luck stepped in. and the fin ished at the bottom of the heap. Major losses Include Max West. the man who hit 43 home runs to lead the circuit and graduated to Pittsburgh, and Catcher Frank Kerr, now with the Boston Braves. The current outfield shinies up In iwwerful style, however, and while Collins could uso another rutlit hund hitter, he has Swede Jensen 1.3071 and Dain Clay i.40f. and a pair of sottihpaw swingers. Johnny Barrett i.272i and Jack Graham, who hit I'BB and drove In l'.'l runs for Jersey City last year, and led the International league. The Infield's probable starters In clude Vlnce Sliupe at first. Pete Coscarart at second. Jeep Hundley at third. Newcomers Jake Caulfleld and Bill Llllard are battling for the shortstop berth. Replacement Hank Camelll from Boston may have the call for the catching chores unless Len Rice, last years understudy, beats him out of the Job. Jess Flores. buck to the coast league from Philadelphia, should be the big winner of the staff, while other right-handers are Manny Salvo. Mike Budnlck. Jim Gleason and Xavtcr Erscigno. The lefties arc Tom Seats. Jake Wade, Al Olscn and Bob Kerrigan, a strong array. IRISH MARE CAPTURES GRAND NATIONAL RUN Savold Pounds Record NEW YORK. March 20 i,l'i -l.'eavywelght Lee Savold took a deep bi.w In the center of the boxing singe today, and asked for a fight with Ous Lesnevlch. the light heavy. Wright champion. That w-as the Immediate outcome ol Savold'5 sensational M-secon.1 first round knockout over Cilno ilitomino last night In Mudlson Square Garden. Filling In as a substitute for Jo Hnksl on 4 hours notice. Hie 32 year-old ring veteran from Pater son. N. J., registered the fastest mi. In event kayo In the Ounlrn'j history. Baksl had been forced to withdraw because of a bad ankle. For the deflated Itallun cham pion, from Burl. It was a bitter set back his first after II straight tri umphs In 'his country. Savold was making his first ring appearance slnre last Auguit. while the handsome Italian had been es tablished a 2 to I favorite. Savold backed Buoiivlno against the ropes, saw his opening, crashed over a lurrlng rlghl to the Jaw and the Italian thudded to the ranvav face down. He climbed alowlv al most to his knees, then flopped flat on his face at the count of eight bv Referee rtuby Goldstein. Buon Mlio weighed IDS's, Savold 100. AINTREE. England. March r0 (Pi Sheila's Cottage, a nine-year-old Irish mare held at SO to 1 In the betting, won the 102nd running of the Grand National Steeplechase today In a driving finish with First Cf The Dandies. It was the second coasccutive victory for an Irish horse, Caughoo Raider Stars Loop Choices ASHLAND. March 21 Southern Oregon college players not only dominated the Far Western confer ence's all-star pick they almost were the whole show. Three Raiders were named to the first team and two to the second. The first string all-stars were Cal Bcnney. SOC, center: Tom Tipton of Chlco and John Burton. San Francisco 8tate. forwards: Chuck DeAutremont and Bobby Hoefs, both SOC. guards. Chuck Jandreau and Wcs Peters, Raider forwards, were the second torn choices. Leading scorer for the conference was Tipton of Chlco. with 240 polnui. Jandreau of SOC and Burton of San Francisco placed second with 21b. , having won last year In this oldest o obstacles races. Lord Mlldway rode his Cromwell I t.) third ploce. ! Sliver Fume, the 8-1 favorite. I fell the first time around at Bech i er's Brook. When the field of 43 horses finished the first tour of the I two and a quarter mile course 1 was First Of The Dandles out In front. On the home stretch, how eer. Sheila's Cottage came up fast and went on to win by a length. The weather was perfect In com parison to last year's rain. The turf was a trifle soft. A record crowd of 300 000. defying Britain's transportation difficulties, filled the grandstands and was strung along thr flower-lined course. There was only one American horse in the race. Caddie II. and It fcl' the first time around at the ci'.nal turn, rhe Caddie, owned by Paul Mellon. Pittsburgh financier, was running well up among the leaders at the time. , Ring Officials Discuss Safety PHILADELPHIA. March 20 M'i Boxing men from nine states go into session tr-day In map a program of ring safety. The problem of making the ring safe for fighters tops the agrnda of the two-duy session of the National f Boxing r.ssoclatlnn s executive cum imlttee. j President Abe Green said "It's Im ' possible to prevent all Injuries, but we can no something to reduce them.'- Rains Bring Suds' Worry LOS ANGELES, March 20 iPi Rains that have brought Joy to drought parched California arc adding to the worries of Manager Jo Jo White of the Seattle Rolnlcrs. He said today his pitching staff was having difficulty rounding Into shape due to the many postpone ments recently on account of wet grounds. The Ralnlers open their Pacific Coast league season In Hollywood March 30. Seattle Is scheduled against Holly wood In an exhibition game at Whlttler today. Rain washed out the Ralnlers' tilt with Sacramento at Anaheim yesterday. Turner Gets One YAKIMA. Wash.. March 20 lPi Leo Hhe Lioni Turner, hometown favorite, pounded out an easy de cision over Freddie Wallace. Seattle, last night In the eight-round main event of Yakima's first professional fight card In many years. Turner scored two knockdowns In the fourth round. OUTBOARD MOTORS Authorized 4AIIS mn IfRVICI MOTSIE'S rh" mis S. Mh Hollywood Jess Flores. 141'.. Stockton, Calll., stopped Eddlo Prince, ViV. Detroit, 7. HAND MADE Saddles j Huddle and h aniens repairing. Al Harris j Saddln & Sport Shop I 1)20 Main Street 1 mmmmm Announcing , The Harley-Davidson "125" Light Weight Modal Weighs only 170 pounds. 110 miles per gallon of gas. Time payments If desired. 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