Albany Democrat-Herald du lieu suivant : Albany, Oregon • 9

Albany Salem 52 Lebanon. SATURDAY, 11, 1856 ALBANY 1 PAGE 0 57 Bend Mill Frosh 39 Corvallis. Harrisburg 44 Halsey 49 Jefferson 50 37 Sweet Home Viks Slug Albany 58-52 Bulldogs 36-26 At Half- Time "Albany's Bulldogs are still not the hoop often enough and last night dropped their fourth district 8 basketball game of the season. They were defeated by the North Salem Vikings 58- 52 (in tough basketball game. This is the second time that the Bulldogs have lost to the Vikings this year.

N. Salem Leads DISTRICT STANDINGS Pet. Bend S. Salem Albany Corvallis .600 N. Salem ,585 Sweet Home .125 Lebanon .000 The Bulldogs started the game scoring when Buz Wilfert grabbed a rebound off the Viking boards.

The ball was passed to John Wilson who swished it through the hoop. North Salem's Jack Loy duplicated the act and the score was tied at 2-2. The Vikings sank three quick field goals before Albany hit again and then North Salem ran the score to 10-4 with 5:03 remaining in the period. With Rene Moye and Buz Wilfert starting to find the hoop Albany ran to a 13-17 lead, in tact held a 19-14 lead with 1:45 remaining in the period when the Viks started to find the hoop again and scored eight points to lead 22-19 at the quarter rest stop. The' Bulldogs lost their shooting eyes in the second quarter and netted only seven points on five free throws and one field goal.

The Bulldogs outscored. the Viks in the third quarter 16-13 on field goals by Moye and Wilfert but the 10-point Viking lead that North Salem held at halftime was too great an obstacle to overcome. Albany was only one point back in the scoring in the fourth quarter when, with 1:28 left the score was 43-42, but the Vikings dropped through three field goals and then put on a freeze which left the Bulldogs helpless. The' Albany team was weak at the free throw line. Bob Tom led the Vikings in scoring with.

16 points. Jack Loy netted 12 and Wilfert was high for Albany with 12 points. Pat Emmons netted 11. The Bulldogs have two games remaining in district action. They tangle with Corvallis on the Albany gym Feb.

17 and then travel to Bend for a game on the 18th. The Bullpups lost the preliminary game to the Junior Vikings 62-48. Vikings (58) (82) Bulldogs Tom 16 Wilson Weaver 4 12 Moye Carl 6 15 Wilfert McKee 1 3 Torgeson Loy 13 11 Emmons Subs: N. Salem-Gettis 12. Albany Ridinger 3, McConnell, Close.

Score by quarters: North Salem 14 13 9--56 Albany .19 7 16 10-52 Officials: Vandervort and Wickart. Est. Att. 1,000. BOWLING SCORES Commercial League Knights rolled a 2953 series and a 1059 game while taking three from -Tharp.

The losers rolled second high series, 2891, "and game, 1005. Midway Tavern scored a 2866 series. Earl Elliott had high individual series, a 575 with a 209 game. Joe Luikko had a 568 series with a 207 game and Mac McLeod and Ed Marges rolled 544 series. Slim Tillotson hit a 227 single.

STANDINGS Albany Lanes Midway Tavern Elm St. Sport Bureau of Mines Shell Oil Knights of Columbus Albany Bakery Marion 10 Scravel Hill Ladies' Elks League Corvallis No. 7 scored a 2090 high series and a 754 game while taking three points from Corvallis No. 1. Corvallis No.

3 rolled a 2057 and Albany No. 6 had a 2056. Other high games rolled were turned in by Albany No. 5 which scored a 747 and a 712. Charlotte Manning rolled a 494 series and a 207 game.

Min Greer rolled a 479 and Hazel Pulver 476. Thelma White rolled a 184 game and the name of the bowler who scored 182 was Jo Broadbent. STANDINGS Albany Elks No. Albany Elks No. Albany Elks No.

Albany Elks No. Corvallis Elks No. Corvallis Elks No. Corvallis Elks No. Corvallis Elks No.

31 American women tennis players have a big lead over England in the annual Wightman Cup matches to be played this year at Wimbledon. England has won the Cup four times; the U.S, has won it 23 times. Schmidt Will Investigate Husky Football Situation SEATTLE, Victor a Ou Schmidt, commissioner of the Paeific Coast conference, said today he would 1 look into the football situation at the University of Washington. Schmidt arrived here yesterday for "routine" visit but met with Washington coaches and said a -recently disclosed fund used for the acknowledged purpose of transporting prospective football players to the campus would come under scrutiny, night the Seattle Times said about 20 Husky players last year received monthly checks from the so-called "Torchy Torrance" fund. The paper said the system of payments fomented financial, domestic and playing field trouble during the past.

season. Locals Underpald Members of the 1955 Husky varsity and freshmen squads said "imported" players, mostly from southern California, were rel warded more richly from the I Huskies Blast Ducks, 68-50 SEATTLE IN -Big Bruno Boin, held scoreless in the first half, went on spree in the second to lead Washington to a 68-50 Pacific Coast conference basketball victory over Oregon last night. Boin scored. 17 points and the Washington defense turned close contest into a rout by keeping Oregon scoreless in the last eight minutes of the game. Oregon's rebounders, center Max Anderson and forward Ray Bell, fouled out midway through the second half and the Webfoots lost their effectiveness on the boards.

Oregon forward Charlie Franklin gave the crowd of 7,700 splendid show in free-throw shooting, getting 15 of his 21 points at the foul line. His freethrow marksmanship came within two of tying the Pacific Coast conference record for single game, Franklin's scoring was high for the game. Loggers Trim Gales, 52-37 By GENE MANLEY GATES The Scio Loggers, coached by Stan Whipple, turned in their ninth league victory of the season here last night by downing the Gates hoopsters 52- 37. The win holds the Loggers in fourth place in Marion league action, just behind the Sublimity Saints. The Scio hoopsters had some trouble 'learning to get around on the small Gates gym but finally solved the problem, The Scio squad led 15-12 at the quarter mark and 27-20 at half time.

Dave Moore was high point man for the home team. He tallied 14 points. A Logger playing as a reserve, Ed Thurston, netted 16 points to lead his squad. Scio has three more league games this season. The first of the three will be played, here, next Tuesday, when the Loggers host the Mill City Timberwolves.

Scio (52) (37) Gates Shoop 9 Tucker Eastman 5 Chance Bates 3 14 Moore Shields 6 Vail Parker 12 2 Herron Scio-Thurston 16, Robinson Gates- -Me Whirt 1. Score by quarters: Seio 12 15-52 Gates 8 10 7-37 Officials: Coleman and Boyle, Eat. Att. 60. Linfield Pounds Coyotes 89-51 By UNITED PRESS League- College of Idaho took an 89-51 drubbing from second place Linfield last night in Northwest Conference basketball action while Willamette rose up from the cellar to smack down Whitman, 92-56.

Oregon Wrestlers Pound UCLA, 21-10 EUGENE -Oregon won its 11th consecutive wrestling match here last night, defeating the UCLA Bruins, 21-10. In a major upset, Jack McBrain of Oregon took a decision from Norm Vogel, the Pacific Coast champion last year, in the 130- pound class. College Scores California: 54. Idaho 44 San Francisco 79, Fresno State 4 Willamette 92. Whitman 56 Linfield 80, College of Idaho 81 Oregon Tech 74, Eastern Oregon 55 Southern Oregon 80, OCE 64 Loyola 50.

Santa Clara 49 St, Mary's 75, Pepperdine $7 Seattle Pacific 79, St. Martin's 65 Southern Cal. 76. Washington St. 55 Washington 68.

Oregon 50 UCLA 50, Stanford 48 Frank Burford Listed With U.S. Plywood 5 Shasta Plywood mill. The team which will be playing at Lebanon is in an AAU league in northern California and the players work at the mill also. LEBANON- -Basketball fans who travel to Lebanon tomorrow afternoon to see the Cascades Plywood 1 hoopsters engage the U.S. Plywood team will be watching one of Albany High school's most popular ex-athletes in action, Listed as a member of the visiting squad is Frank Burford, ex-Bulldog who earned letters at Albany High school in baseball and basketball.

Burford is now a student at a Redding, Junior college and working his down a night shift at the Mt. through school by holding Warriors Bow To S. Salem By BROWNIE VALDES LEBANON -The Lebanon Warriors, hampered by the loss of starting forward, lost their eighth straight District 8 basketball game, here last night. The missing player was Forward John Pattinson who was declared in eligible because of scholastic difficulties. The winning team was the South Salem Saxons who romped over the Warriors 57-39.

Paced by Ron Russell who scored 20 points the Saxons took 10-8 lead at the first quarter rest stop and a 21-17 lead at half time. Coming onto the floor after the half time rest period, the Saxons played the same steady game that they displayed in the opening periods while the tire ing Warriors fell behind. The score as the final quarter opened was South Salem 40, Lebanon 26. Center Chuck Bachman WAS high point man for the Warriors with 16 points. Jim Hayden was second high with 11.

The Warriors have four league games remaining on the current schedule. They play North Salem, Bend, Corvallis and Sweet Home in that order. The Junior Saxons also won the preliminary defeating the Junior Warriors 70-29. Salem (57) (39) Lebanon Allmer 10 2 White Russell 20 7 Atkins Jones 8 16 Bachman Patterson 11 3 Britten Merchant 3 11 Hayden Subs: Saxons -Moore Lebanon Miller 1. Score by quartere: 8.

Salem 11 10 17-87 Lebanon Officials: Scrivina and Est. Alt. 800. Beaver Swimmers Win MOSCOW I -Oregon State, which abandoned varsity swimming at one time because of lack of interest, scuttled Idaho here last night, 59-25, in a dual ming meet. Ending Rialto Tonight ALL TECHNICOLOR Victor Mature "CHIEF CRAZY HORSE" Rock Hudson "CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT" OPENING SUNDAY Katherine Hepburn, "SUMMERTIME" One of the Best Pictures of the Yaer Burt Lancaster "His Majesty (BOTH IN COLOR) Must End Tonight VENETIAN: THE OF THE TWO YEAR TOP IN ACTORS THE DOUBLE SHOW THAT TOPS 'EM ALL! FRANK BURFORD The visiting Plywooders are loaded with talent.

Leading the parade of stars who will play for the Mt. Shasta five is Doug McClary who was a teammate of Bob Houbregs at Washington. Also listed are Jim McGregor, Larry DePaoli, Ed Peterson, Bob Rinehart, Al Rose, John Little, Scottie Ferris and Hank Duggins. The US Plywooders have a 12- record so far this season. The team usually travels on a company owned airplane.

It that mode of travel is used the squad will land at the Eugene airport this afternoon and play a game at Mapleton High school tonight. Tomorrow morning caravan of automobiles will leave Lebanon to bring the players here for the game. Opposing the Plywooders will be the Lebanon Cascades AAU five coached by Mel Smith. Team members include Terry Woods, Larry Chamberlain, Dick Andrus, Tom Summers, Rod Bradley, Norm Willoughby, Dick Campbell, Ray Probst, Harley Rex, Ed Neustal, Jim Barrett and Chuck Hall. The game tomorrow will be played at the Lebanon High school gym and will start 1 o'clock.

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The Lions, coached by Lee romped to a 14-11 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Timberwolves took over in the secend period and led 23-20 at half time. Jefferson had a hard time hitting the hoop in the second period, scoring only 6 points. Coming out of the half-time rest period the Lions had a still harder time finding the basket and in the third quarter netted only two points to fall behind 39-22 as the final quarter sounded. In the fourth quarter the Timberwolves' three big scorers fouled out of the game.

They were Ed Gregory who had tallied 16, Don Lemke with 18 and Don Ellingson with 10. With these three stalwarts gone the Lions took command of the situation and tallied 28 points to Mill City's 16 but not enough to overcome the big lead set up by the Timberwolves in the first three periods. Jerry Gamble with 18 points led the Lions in scoring. The Junior Lions won the game 62-31. Alan Nyman was high point man for the cubs with 17 points.

Jefferson (50) (55) Mill City Harris 3 16 Gregory Marlatt 18 Lemke Gamble 18 10 Ellingson Hawkins 7 Belvier Hochspeler 2 Bassett Spencer 6 2 Ross Zehner 6 Jefferson 38-50 Mill City 18 16 16--55 1 Prep Scores United Press Jefferson 59, Washington 48 Benson 70, Cleveland 45 Grant 69, Roosevelt 51 Lincoln 47, Franklin 45 Eugene 63, Springfield 33 Central Catholic 54, Milwaukie 39 Gresham 53, Astoria 40 McMinnville 58, Hillsboro 30 Mac Hi 56, La Grande 32 Klamath Falls 57, Grants Pass 40 Medford 72, Ashland 59 Baker 52, Pendleton 44 Burns 74. Lakeview 58 Beaverton 57, Oregon City 55 Marshfield 78, Cottage Grove 51 North Bend 69, Roseburg 52 The Dalles 67, Hermiston 59 Newport 45, Waldport 40 Reedsport 59, Toledo 55 Drain 59, Junction City 50 Madras 75, Prineville 48 St. Helens 67, Hood River 56 Coquille 65, Glendale 44 Tillamook 58, Neahkahnie 50 Sandy 62, Central 58 Dallas 64, Estacada 47 Parkrose 51, David Douglas 38 Newberg 57, Tigard 46 OCE Frosh 51, Sweet Home 49 West Linn 56, Forest Grove 41 Warrenton 54, Clatskanie 53 Scappoose 63, Rainier 55 Sherwood 46, Sheridan 44 Stayton 62, Silverton 46 Cascade 59, Gervais 56 Siletz 62. Fall City 42 Taft 75, Siuslaw 68 Mill City 55, Jefferson 50 Culver 59, Sisters 54 Willamette 64, Creswell Glide 63, Canyonville 39 SUNDAY SPECIAL Delicious Milk6 shakes, any flavor 6 Superb 'Burgers $1 or any combination of the above amounting to six $1.00 SCHNORR'S 'BURGER Queen Elm St. Dial 6-1915 The Ball's Loose! '29 12 Harrisburg's Bob Woods, No.

29 Brownsville's Jerry Gillespie. Indian tried to check, but were Eagle, at right, is posed, waiting The Eagles took Harrisburg, hold of the top spot in Linn be dislodged this year. at left, has just put the ball up. (No. 12) and one unidentified too far away.

An identified to see what the ball will do. 69-44, and by the win grabbed standings, from' which they can't (Sullivan photo) Indians Trip Eagles 69-44 To Win Linn Hoop Title By DWIGHT HERR BROW The Brownsville Indians, coached by Walt West, clipped the wings of the Harrisburg Eagles here last night 69-44. By turning in the win the Indians not only handed the Eagles their third loss of the current league basketball season but also cinched the Linn pennant. Harrisburg, coached by Mel Larkin, lost its first league game to Brownsville two weeks ago and Hoopsters Invited To Olympic Tests NEW YORK (P -The 14 who will represent the nation's colleges in the final Olympic bas-. ketball trials will form the nucleus for the East and West allstar teams in the annual New York Herald Tribune fresh air fund game, March 31, it was announced today.

A. C. (Dutch) Lonborg, chair- man of the committee to select the college players for the Olympic trials, said that the 14 selected would report here a week in advance the all-star game. Seven will be on the East team and seven on the West. Three more non-Olympic players will be selected to round out the 10- man personnel for each team.

The Olympic trials will be in Kansas City on April 2, 3, 4 involving the 14 collegians on one team, a military service team and two AAU teams with the winner to represent the U.S. in the Melbourne games next December. Penticton Hockey Squad Sends Bids to Russia PENTICTON, B. C. (-A committee of Penticton citizens voted Friday to extend an invitation to Russia's world champion ice hockey team to play three games against the 1955 champion Penticton V's this spring.

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760 E. And Dial WA 8-3300 fund than Seattle-area players, according to the newspaper. One regular starter, senior, was quoted by the paper as receiving $60 a month from the fund and earning $65 a month on the campus "by getting to work al 7 o'clock every morning before classes and also crowding in work hours at night." Doesn't Knew Why "I always figured I was the lowest paid player on the fund payroll and I sure couldn't figure out why," "the senior was quoted as saying by the Times. Meanwhile, the "help wanted" sign was out for a new coach to replace Johnny Cherberg who was fired Jan, 21 as the aftermath of a so-called player "rebellion." The name most prominently mentioned was that of Joe Kuharich; coach of the professional Washington Redskins. Also being sought was a new athletic director to replace Harvey.

Cassill who resigned earlier in the week under fire from his handling of the Cherberg case. Fans Bid Farewell To Great Manager PHILADEPHIA 0 Baseball said "farewell" to Connie Mack today. Amid the quiet tears of family members, baseball men and throngs of old personal friends, the 93 year old "grand old man of baseball" made his last earthly journey. His body was taken from the Oliver Bair Funeral Home to St. Bridget's, his parish church in the East Falls section of the city, for a solemn requiem mass before being entombed in the family mausoleum at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Cards Plaster Pirates, 63-49 then dropped a game to Shedd last week. As each team in the league has only one more game to play and as the Indians have only one loss for the season their taking the league title is certain. The Indians opened the game with a field goal which was duplicated by Harrisburg. From this point on Brownsville went into a lead from which it was never chased. The Indians led at all quarter stops, 19-2, 33-20, and 54-34.

Jack Cochell of Browpsville scored 25 points to be high for the a game. kept the packed stands alive with his fast layins. Ron Neher, with 14 points and Scott Rickard with 13 assisted in the Brownsville win. High for the Eagles was center Bob Woods who tallied 12. Edell Anglin scored 10 points.

The win for Brownsville does not put that team into the state playoffs. By league rules a league tournament has been arranged for Feb. 24 and 25. If Brownsville wins the tourney it gets trip to the district playoffs. If it loses it plays the winner of the tourney for the right to represent the league in district action.

Harrisburg plays its last league game Feb. 17 at Halsey. Brownsville travels to Shedd for its final game of the season in league play. Harrisburg (44) (69) Brownsville Anglin 10 Gillespie Pearce 8 13 Rickard Woods 12 4 Neher Attig 8 14 R. Neher.

Detering 25 Cochell Subs: Harrisburg 1. Brownsville: Murphy 6, Elliott 3, Score by quarters: Harrisburg 12 14 10-44 Brownsville ...19 14 21 15-69 Game score: Brownsville 61, Harrisburg 53. Officials: Dailey and Anderson. Est. Att, 600.

Men's Volleyball Resumes Monday Men's Volleyball will resume Monday night at the Junior high school. In team play, Sears Farm Store will meet Arthur's Wrecks, while Post Office takes on Riverside Community. The time has been set at Men not connected with teams mentioned are invited to be present also. Gym shoes are required. Valdez-Machen Bout Called by Illness NEW YORK (-The International Boxing club today was attempting to line up a substitute television bout for the San Francisco Cow Palace, Feb.

22. A scheduled fight for that date between heavyweights Nino Valdes and Eddie Machen was cancelled Friday when it was learned Valdes is nursing a nose injury. FIGHT RESULTS By United Press NEW YORK-Isaac Logart, 146, Caba, outpointed Ramon Fuentes, 147, Los Anselen, 10, By DARLENE SCHUMANN SHEDD- The Shedd Cardinals, coached by John Newman, smashed the Halsey Pirates here last night in a Linn league hoop tilt 63 to 49. Richard Biss who usually starts but saw action last night as a reserve scored 25 points to be high man. Team Phil Nickell took second honors in scoring by netting 21 points.

Shedd took a decisive lead in the first quarter, 14 to 7, and added to it throughout the game. The Cards never were in danger of losing the lead. At the end of the 3rd quarter Shedd had a 17 point lead and increased this to 24 before the final gun sounded. In last night's preliminary contest the Halsey JVs downed the Shedd Junior Varsity 43 to 41. Larry Parker of Halsey scored 4 points in the varsity game and was high man in the game with 17 points.

Shedd's next game will be Tuesday at Monroe, Halsey (49) (63) Shedd Norton 4 R. Miller Huuki 2 D. Miller Bayne 19 5 Irish Villanueva 6 21 Nickel Maning 4 Cooper Parker 4 25 Richard R. Villanueva 2 Abraham Halsey 11 13 12-40 Shedd 19 15 15-63 Officials: Halberg and Norton, Eat. Att.

250. Church League. Slates 5 Games Five games have been scheduled for Monday night in the Albany Junior Church and City Basketball Leagues. At Central school, Farm and Home and Morry's Union Service meet at 6:30 and Cecils IGA take on Knights of Columbus at 7:30, Following these two Junior Independent games, First Baptist and Farm Home of the Senior Church League will vie at 8:30. Two other Senior Church games will be played at Sunrise school with Latter Day Saints matching baskets with East Side Christian at 7:00, and Dever Connor and First Christian clashing at 8:15.

Swaps won eight straight races in the 1955 season. SANTIAM DRIVE-IN Hiway 20 Airport Road Sweet Home Friday, Saturday, Sunday: Feb. 10-11-12 DOUBLE FEATURE ANCHORS AWEIGH with Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelley IN TECHNICOLOR PLUS Savage Mutiny with John Weissmuller.