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L0nly Vandals
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In Early Play
Traveling Fives
Knock Over Ducks
And Oregon State
Hy Tha Asaorlated hn
It might be something belter Irlt
unsaid, but til Northwest s bl( flvt
mrmbera "( thi northern division
I'arlfle coast cnnfrreiir arvn't
doing so well tlili year whfn It
romea In Intersections! basketball
coniirllUiin.
Tki last night fur eiample. Of
four trmn In action, only on
atiurakert through to a win. Malio
ekrd nut a narrow 41-39 win over
Inwa Hots bark In tha Midwest,
Hut Washington, Oregon and On
gone Hint ail bowed on thrlr home
court.
Washington frll fighting before
Minnesota 6&-M. OHC lost 111 eec
end In s row to Indiana M-53 and
otrgort waa nipped by Blantord
70-II7.
In addition to wlpini out the di
vision's last undefeated teem
tha evening activity brought tha
circuit Intersections! record to a
luwly ilva Wlna In 17 games.
Only Washington Htate. which
brokrn even against two for-
n quintet. boaU ao much aa a
MO percentage. Tha Couiara irt
.a chance to brtr that atandini
tonight against Bradley at Peoria,
"ill. Washington and Oregon also
grt another against Minnesota and
ttunford. respectively.
Other Inleraertlonal recorrU In
elude: Idaho, one win agaliut two
losses; Oregon. 0-J; Oregon But.
9-ft and Washington. 0-1.
TOI till HCKAPH
Not that any of hut nlght'a three
livers had anything to be ashamed
ol all went down In tough bailies.
Wahlngton. whlrh trailed 27-91
at halftime. knotted the count on
Minnesota on aeveral occasions dur
Ing the aerond half and waa tied
al sl-all two mlnutea from the final
gun. A lanky aharpshooter. May
Hard Jolinaon. waa the big gun of
the Oonher attack with 23 point
10 of them coming In a row after
Washington had taken a 0.J lead.
Hal Amssnn's 1 countera were high
fur the llwkles.
Oregon Btate. defending coait
tttllKt. led Indiana eight tlmea dur
ing the flrat half but trailed M-Ja
al halftime and never caught the
HofMiera again. Bob Payne. ORC'a
anphomora forward, waa high for
both teama with II polnta. nine
coming on charity tnsse.
Stanford jumped Into an early
lead over Oregon once aa much
aa 16 polnta but the fighting
Ducks battled back In a 67-S7 knot
two mlnutea befora the gun. Three
Ptanford foul ahota wound up tht
coring. Oeorga Yardley-a 24 polnta
for the virion waa high. Bob lvey,
reaerva guard, had It for the Ducka.
I'ROM BEHIND
Idaho, which movea over to l
Moines, la., agalnat Drake tonight,
had to overcome a iilne-potnl half
time deficit lait night to eas pest
low State. Both teams wer cold
on their ahota. Iowa Stat making
only four field goala during the en
tire aecond half. Nick BUllworlh
paced Idaho with 11 polnta.
With Washington bowing out of
the undefeated picture. Paellie
1 uthetan a power among tha
amaller Norlhweat achoola moved
In. Tha Lutea marked up their aev
enth In a row without defeat by
panting; St. MarUn'a W-4S. High
storing Harry McLaughlin paced
the vtetora with 20 polnta.
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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OHIO IN UMBRELLAS California hasn't greeted the Ohio State football players with its
vaunted sunshine and Buckeyes in the state for the Kose Bowl game nave Dorroweu
bumhershoots for their strolls around Los Angeles. Shown are, left to right, front row
landfl Savie OH. Dick llanlon T. George Toneff G. Jerry Krall HB: back row: Wcs Fes
ter, coach; Jack Wilson, team captain. (NEA telephoto).
ANOTHER WHITE HOPE
Brooklyn Boy Makes
Bid for Big Show
NEW YORK. Dee. 21 ( Oeorge I the Bomber mm -Unhung real wara"
Kaplan, brooklyn heavyweight proa,
peel, makee ma first move toward
tha big time t"nlght whn he tope
the ahow al fit. Mlcholaa arena, farm
club of Madison Square Oardrn.
Kaplan, a lanky 8-foot-J young
ster, wrlghi 186 Manager Jimmy
(The Maglclani Orlppo who used
to bow Mello Bettlna. ex-light-heavy
king, expect Kaplan to
weigh 200 when he grows up.
Italy'a Dulllo Spagnola U a
unanlmoua choice to become Kap
lan's 20th victim In tonight's 10
rounder. Oenrgle haa knocked out
14 men In 11 winning Rights.
Whal'a with Willie PepT
Wily Willie underwent an opera
tion for remo-al of scar tissue over
one eve Monday. Now he's thinking
of a title defense but not against
Sandy Saddler. St. Louis hopes for
a championship bout between Pep
and Charlie BI.ejr. a home town boy.
during the Indoor season.
A third Pen-Brtiller match would
be a top plum on the summer out
door calendar If the right promoter
can satisfy the cash demands of
Pep Manager Lou Vlscusl and
Charlie Johnston. Saddler's pilot.
It's one of the few big matches left.
Lee Oms, whi cancelled out of an
"exhibition" with Joe Louis because
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Panthers Beat
Wildcat Crew
Chlloquln'i Penlhere war hot
during the aecond half of their baa-
ketball game last night to defeat
the KU Wildcats 62-27 on tha Chil
oquln floor after tha score waa lied
13-13 al halfUme.
Raymond Bouera waa high with
IS points. Orland Dixon of the
Wildcats acored 12. In tha pre
liminary the KU Prosh beat the
Chlloquln B' team 28-25 with David
French counting 10 polnta.
HllirS COLLIDE
NEW YORK. Dee. 21 (AV-Two
ahlpa collided at the entrance of
New York harbor laat night, but
both pulled away from the accident
under their own power. The vessel,
the 10.172-ton Unker Atlantic Voy
ager and the 6130-ton freighter Ex
emplar, lay at anchor In the bay
today, pending a checkup to deter
mine the extent of damage.
Prep
Basketball
By The Associated Preaa
Jefferson 45, Salem 97.
HUUboro 40 Grant 3.
Arlington 40. Hermlstnn 25.
Central Catholic 54, Sacred Heart
(Bslemi 2s.
Csnby 38, Handy 35.
Hanks 38, Sherwood 31.
Oukrldge 42, Pleasant Hill 21.
Klmlra 40. Lowell 20.
Gresham 45, Newberg 38.
Corvallis 44, Kugcne 32.
Parkdale 62. Musler 27.
Sweet Home 64, Willamette (Eu
gene i 60.
Halsey 40, Bhedd 24.
Oregon Fro.ih 05, Washington 27.
Oranta Pass 55, Crescent City 32.
Taft 41, Slletz 20.
Garibaldi 62. Star of the Bra 49.
Eddyville 33, Waldport 27.
Cottage Grove 41, Junction City
31.
Molalla 28, Mt. Angel 24.
Tigard 02. Lincoln 46.
Oregon City 40, Lewla-Clark
Prosh 42.
Estacada 48. DaJuui 41.
Seaside 47, Warren ton 27.
Mllwaukle 49, Battle Ground 44.
Tillamook 67, Scappoose 61.
Corbett 41, Odell 24.
la on an ll-Lii.it win streak.
Next start for Lee Is January 4
against Fred lle-Jiore at Buffalo. If
he wlna, he goes back to the same
city January 31 against Joe Kahut.
Nomination for fight of the year
the Lre Sala-Joey De John scrap
at the Syracuse baseball park August
17. Sala, on the verge of a knock
out with blood pouring from cuts
around both eyea. flattened De John
la senaatlonal style, breaking his
Jaw.
Roland Le Bursa, a heavyweight
of promise with 39 straight wlna.
doesn't deaerve the pasting he had
been taking ttr a dreary fight with
Cesar Brlon. He fights only enough
to win a system that Oene Tun
ney found moat lucrative II not
popular.
The former City college student
will make his next appearance at
Miami. Manager Jimmy (Fats) De
Angelo says tha date and opponent
are Indefinite.
Middleweight Champion Jake La
Motta Is going ahead with plana for
several tuneup fighu before he de
fends his title. Jake haa a tenta
tive January 27 date at Madison
Square Oarden for an overweight
match. ' His opponent will be se
lected from four boys who appear
on the Oarden s December 30 card.
Thay are Lee Sala. Walter Cartler,
Nick Barone and Dick Wagner of
Portland. Ore.
After watching the recent Beau
Jack-Tuzo Portuguex fight. Rocky
Gratiano told Manager Irving Co
hen "get me Portuguex." So far
Portuguex' mans iters haven't rushed
forward.
A sure fire Oardan sellout would
be Graxlano and Jimmy Flood, sen
sations! New York thumper who
haa lost only ons pro fight.
Joe Maxim Is off for London De
cember 29 wltn Manager Jack
Krarns for his January 24 title bout
with Light Heavyweight Champion
Freddie Mills.
Swaner Back
With Squad
BERKELEY. Calif, Dec. 21 W
Jack Swaner. ace California half
back who haa been getting his ex
ercise pacing a hospital corridor,
rejoined the Oolden Bears yester
day. Swaner had been at his home in
Eureka where his wife Is expecting
a baby. But yesterday, the rambling
ace of the Rose Bowl hosts came
back and announced he couldn't
stay away from practice longer.
Word of the Swaner heir, when it
arrives, will have to be given htm
by telephone.
The Bears, preparing a rough
time they nope for Ohio Stale at
Paaadcna January 2. we:.l through
another two session day yesterday.
Tha game was non-
at halftime.
conference).
DeMerrltt scored It points. IS of
them In the second half. Ralph
Beard acored IS for the Trojans.
Sacred Heart won tha B game,
22-18.
To Buy or Bell Use the Wam-Adsl
Malin Nips
Academy Five
Sacred Heart got Ita comeuppance
after four straight early-season bas
ketball wins uut night, but Just
barely.
Malln's Ted DeMerrltt potted a
basket In the last 10 seconds of
play at Malm to give the Mustangs
a 40-39 victory, and that waa the
only time In the game when the
Mustangs were ahead.
Sacred Heai t had a 17-10 bulge
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