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'I AtHnny Tfmvn.T?rH ednwnUy, Mirrh HIT A Stitch In Tlmo FIGHT RESULTS Boston Red Sox, favored to meel again in the 1947 world were all even In exhibition Victories today after the Sex scored a to 1 victory yestrday. I TX Cagers Honored At Junior High The Albnny Junior high mark JERSEY CITY, N. J. 0J.R) Irish Ray Surlock. 161.

K-nsas City, outpointed Coolidge Miller, 168, New York (8). KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U.PJ Roy Miller. 160, Kansas City, stopped Pete Spottl, 154, Pittsburgh (6), Crusaders Cop Hoop Title Miss Chance To Play Utes Bjf CAJIL LUNDQUIST I NEW YORK, March 20 (UP) The Holy Cross Crusaders were very happy national collegiate basketball champions with but one regret today they didn't get to play Utah. I The Crusader were victors C8 to 47, over Oklahoma last tight In another of the upsets which have marked post-season tournament play from start to finish.

They were not nearly ed a successful basketball seunon II victories agulnst five louse a 'stirred up over their tri umph aa they were over the fact that they didn't get to LOS ANGELES (U.PJ Bernard Docusen, 143, New Orleans, outpointed Bobby Yaeger, ,143, Los Angeles (10); Maxle Docusen, 131. New Orleans, TKO'd Eloy Renterla, 130, Hermosilla, Mex. (1). Bosox Bear Cards To Even Exhibition Series SARASOTA, Mat 26. (U.PJ The St.

Louis Cardinals and tackle Utah national invita by awarding 14 letters 1o member! of the squad at assembly yesterday. Two of the five torsos were at the hands of the Hatscy high school, which later became Linn county lengue champs. Bud McOougall was high point man for the squad, pouring In a total of 176 points for an average of 11 points per game. Those receivlhg' awards besides McDougall were: John Spreen, Dalton Cooley, Lyle Houser, Bud Brown, Stephen Banks, David Seuvy, Alvin Jones, Fred Garcia, tional champs in a mythica title game. PROPANE (BUTANE) GAS Wa are now operating and have a complete line of tanks and bottle to suit your requirements.

We also have a few stoves at $136.00 to $198.00. General Water Heaters, 30 gal. siie at 20 gal. at $81.56 end a fairly complete line of Room Heaters. Come in or Drop Us a Card for Estimate of Cost ALBANY PROPANE GAS Main 19 Hy.

at Overpass Albany S2S E. 8th St. Phone 1320-E Buckeye Swim Team Favored SEATTLE, March 26. U.B Ohio State, the big frog In the collegiate swimming puddle, arrived here today to defend their firmly-set crown in the national collcptate Kwimming championships here Friday and Saturday. The Buckeye, sparked by a couple of Hawaiian mermen, were favorites to retain their championship despite the pool-churning of ace swimmers from 22 other colleges.

Spotlight of the swimming and diving meet will be focused on two world's record holders, neither of whom were defending champions in their events. Bill Smith, the Hawaiian P-T boat, did not compete for the Buckeyes last season but was expected to pick up a couple of more titles to go with his, world's records in the 220 and 440 yard free style events. The other natator with a world's record to his credit was Joseph Verdaur from little La Salle college in Philadelphia. Verdeur, a style perfectionist, holds the mark for the 200-yard breast stroke. He will splash against Charles Keating of Cincinnati university, defending champion for the collegiate event Swimmers and divers from the following colleges were hoping to get more out of the two-day meet We wanted to play Utah, even though we might have lost, mid Bowling League Races Tighten With the bowling semon rolling towards a close, battles for top position were de doping in nearly every league.

Donuhue Motors walked off with the Classic league titlu this week as they scored a sweep in points from their opponents, nosing out shrewd Alvin (Doggie) Julian, the elated Holy Croi coach. "But the circumstances just pruvented It I think Utah would have stayed Heavyweight challenger Tami Maui iello. who contested ivftree'a decision that he was technically out becaiike of severe cuts ovi-r the eyes from Johnny Shkor in Boston, has his-stitched. injuuta exuinined by Dr. Vincvnl aidisllo.

round if they had known we Jim Quesenberry, WlUard Gibbs, Basil Saunders, John Sumpter and Neil Bennett, manager. could win this game, but how could they have known that? didn't myself until they honked than'just a mouthful of water: California, Cincinnati, Colorado A. Indiana, University of Hawaii, Iowa State college, Iowa university, LaSalle college, Northwestern, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oregon State, Purdue, Rutgers, San Jose State, Staniord, Southern California, Washington, Washington State and Yale. Hammond Lumber in close race. The Lumber men had moved Into that final horn.1 Coasting Along- Scribe Picks Tigers, Cards To Lead Major Circuits By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sport Writer TAMPA.

March 26 The big B'g of baseball, Brook the leadership the week before as they picked up a point from Ferguson's while the Motors team had dropped four to the Owl I Utah, victor In three straight upset games in the national invitational meet, sent Its team home by plane early yesterday because Oklahoma, the other NCAA final Lunch. However, this week the it IS ist, had declined chance for a By Jack Kerr Donahue team was on the ball and won the title. playoff game to settle the argu meat that now will never be set tied. t- I Dinner and Dancing Cocktail Bar I CHICKEN AND STEAK A SPECIALTY (Western Style) The City league finds Brown lyn and Boston, aren't going- to like today's communique but aa far as Fearless Fraley is concerned the two principals in Auto, Bunker and the Elks bat i Holy Crocs, the ugly duckling the world series come October tling each other for the title. Browns and Bunkers are tied for GOOD MUSIC BY are going to be the Detroit the top with the Elks only one Tigers and the St Louis CAL, DARLENE AND CURLY The "Ranch Rhythm Rangier" Open Every Night Except Monday and Tuesday point behind.

il In the Commercial league, Ply- Which, of course, puts the kiss of death on the lads from the lock still leads the league, with the Moose in second place. Play in the Silver league found Ed Listen to 3 1 10 Miles West of Corvallls Phone Philomath 463 lakes country and the world champions from west of the Mis i wards losing 3 points to Western 1 I Which had no home floor on which to practice and which didn't get an Invitation to play in Madison Square Garden during the regular season, wound up in a blaze of klory with Its 23rd straight victory by beating Oklahoma with a second half rush. loixxy Trout Triumphs 8T. PETERSBURG, March 28. CLUO Paul (Dizzy) Trout worked nine innings to set the New York Yankees down with six hits yesterday for a 3 to 2 Detroit Tiger victory.

sissippi. Stamps, while the Jaycees picked But from all appearances, as the up four from Tony's Service. but they'll miss Chuck Dressen and, unless Pete Reiser is all right, may wind up third or even fourth. All of which should convince you there is insanity in my family. Boston and Chicago will have a fine first division fight and from there it's a gentle slide into the cellar.

That should just about settle the season even before it gets under way. Everybody except the Tigers and the Curds, probably will drop out of baseball now and any moment they'll start accepting world series applications at Briggs Stadium and Sportsman's Park. But don't bet on that, either. nHMiiiiiiMiiimiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiHiiiuiiiiiiiHHauiiMininMuimHMiMiniiiiMMiiiiMiMiiiiiiniiiiimNiiiH In the Women league the De- luxers stood way out In front with 79 games won against 20 losses. aspiring clubs go through their paces in the sunny southland, old Fearless is firmly convinced the Tigers and the Cards are home winging.

Star Transfer la in second place with a 64-31 record and Bud's cafe in third with a 60-35 score. As for the rest of the final standings, 14 carat which is likely Bill Bodno and John Boock rolled high single games during to tarnish badly in the heat of the summer sun. it looks like this: the week, each knocking the pins for a 233 score. Ray Robb had SPORTS SLANTS Tonight Over KWIL 7:00 TO P. M.

MM1 three game high score with a total of 890. Come Limber Up! Rolling round on our perfect rink makes a new persbn of one! Quickly, you attain that fit-and-vital feeling! That on-For fun, health, make a NOW PLAYING Eagles Within Game Of Northern Hockey Title Wil PORTLAND, Mur. 26. (U.R) your-toes aliveness sensation! date, to skate here soon. American icasac 1.

Detroit Tigers. 2. Boston Red Sox. 3. New York Yankees.

4. Cleveland Indians. 5. Washington Senators. 67, Chicago White Sox.

7. St Louis Browns. 8. Athletics. National Learne 1.

St. Louis Cardinals. 2. 'Brooklyn Dodgers. 3.

Boston Braves. 4,, Chicago Cubs. ''5-' Pittsburgh Pirates. 6. New York Giunts.

7. 'Cincinnati Reds. 8. Ptvdlcs. The Portland Eagles are within WALLACE Portland Holdout Sold to Rainiers SEATTLE, Mur.

26. (U.R) Earl Sheely, pcnenil inunnficr of the Scuttle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast Baseball league, today said pitcher Dick Barrett hod been purchased from I he Portland club for an undisclosed amount of cash and one playiy. Bai rett, a holdout mm Uie Portland club, was expected to leave here immediately for the Rainiers' training camp at Bakersficld, Cal. Under terms of the tranraction, Ned Stickle, Seattle hurler, to the Portland cluli. Sheelv said.

Tommy Drynan, Albany Track Coach, Will Be Interviewed SKATEWAY ROLLER RINK 7lh and Montgomery Albany BEERY one game of winning the northern divisiun Pacific Const Hockey league playolf finals, a game they get a chunce at in Seattle tonluht. The Eagles blanked the Seattle Ironmen 8 to 0 In last night's fast but clean cor. test before 3.600 fans at the Purtland Ice arena to take a 3 to 2 edjic in the best-of-seven series for tl.e right to meet the southern division winners for the coast tit Yliqhta f'ffint et I mm m. mm mm mm ainold A PORTLAND. Mar.

26. (U.B The Portland winners of the Pacific Coast league pennant in 1943 and a dismal last place In 948, are out to show the west coast and the baseball world in particular that last season was all i big mistake. The always eager Beavers with Manager Jim (Milkman) Turner making his debut as a triple A pilot, art coming strong in the closing stages of the spring training program and at this writing rank as a definite contender for any spot from the ton down. Turner, who cut quite a path in the big leagues several years ago as a pitcher when he teamed up with another oldtlmer, Lou Fette, to form a formidable mound duo, isn't climbing out on anyone's re-sea son limb. His predecessor, Marvin Owen did that a year ago and seven other clubs promptly got out the saw and landed in the basement amid a lot of sawdust and tulle The Rose City teatr.

figures to take the field for the season opener next Tuesday against the Angels in Los Angeles with a "veteran" Dunne Crawford) a hut prospect up from the Beavers' Sulem fiirm teum, figures to start at the getaway bag. He poundod the ball at a .340 clip while with Salem. Mcl Nunes or Al Spaeter, captain of lust year's Southern California team, will help anchor the middle of the diamond and work on double plays with any of a cupable trio. Fighting for the choitlield position are Eddie Wheeler, Bobby Gorbuuld and the veteran Joe Dobbins. Wheeler ut present holds the Inside track due to his all-around ability.

Harvey Storey, the 194G PCL batting, chumpion, will start at third base. Turner rates him a vastly improved player over hist year when he alternated between the hot -corner and the outfield. He is getting a batUe however, for the starting assignment from Bill Capp. the best defensive third baseman in the Texus league last season. Del Bullingcr unci Hilly Holm are expected to divide the catching chores with Elmer Muratore, up from Beaumont w.th Turner, as the third member of the trio.

Turner, a shrewd judne of pitchers, doesn't do uny hund-stands 'when, he contemplates his mound corps, but he's careful to point out that among his six veterans and large of rookies are mrn who have the making of giving Portlund a winner this year. Roy Helser (20-16). Jack Sulve-son (15-14), Ad Llska (7-16). Wandel Mossor (2-6), Jake Mooty (11-19) and Tommy Bridges are expected to form the front line on the hill. Back of these hurlers are Johnny Bianco, Bill Houtz.

Johnny Moore, Forest Main, Andy Sierra und Bill Woop. The Beavers outer pai-den patrol of Muyo Smith. Herm Reich, Glenn Crawford, Danny Escobar, Johnny Laior, Hal Summers, und Dick Winter should couple plenty of batting power, with good defensive work. "Every position is open," Turner said, "und when a player stops hustling he comes out in favor of someone who will." jm STocxwm. Before you go sellinp the family filverware to back such positive prognostication, remember that old Fearless gave you such sterling tips as the Red Sox over the Cardinals in the last world series; a dainty bit of sandwich salami called' Dark Jungle in the last Kentucky Derby, and man named Billy Conn, or something like that, to whip Joe Louis.

They are the best recommendations I can offer tit the moment. Detroit is the choice here because of the fine Tiger pitching staff and an atmosphere in the Detroit camp which f'rives home TODAY BI! VKS SELL HUKI.ER FT. LAUDERDALE. Mur. 26.

(U.R: The Botton Braves today announced the sale i Lou Tost, veteran left-hander, to the Pittsburgh Pirates and the outright release of rookie pitcher Jack Chris-tensen to Indianapolis of the American Association. ITS THE NEAREST; i mm sliiA mtm ea ttkl I IHIMi IU ntAVtN: 32 CTfi Special Communication a "cun't miss" The Red I A Si. John's Lodge Sox have their old power but for mvm mm rl IRLOIHM Val some reason don't seem to jell. A. F.

A.M. Si For your working day, slip into a good, comfortable pair of slacks Right clothes every day helps a man do a better job next day and right clothes can promote right relaxation Look into the slack situation tomorrow you'll find flannels, gabardines, tweeds, Bedford Cords and Doeskins. Including pure virgin wool fabrics and mixtures. mm The Indian, and Senators are outside choices but this won't be boat race. Chicago, St.

Louis and Philadelphia might just as well have stayed home and saved expenses. And over in the National league it looks like the old Philadelphia story again with the Phils sliding back to lust place. Meanwhile, those Cardinal veterans should be able to stick together nnother year with the aid of some glue and wrapping cord. Brooklyn is getting the buildup, Thursday March 27th 7:30 p. m.

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