OREGON TEAMS SPLIT
WITH BIG TEN QINUTS
iby The Associated Press
Oregon Stal e defeated North
western Wednesday night but
Oregon lost to Michigan and
Thursday the Pacific Coast con
ference pre-season basketball
record atg&inst non-league op
ponents stood at 14 wins and
23 losses.
The victories, in addition to
Oregon State’s 63-61 triumph,
included Stanford’s 56-55
• squeaker Wednesday night ov
er Dartmouth; Southern Cali
fornia’s 64-55 defeat of Santa
Clara, and Calilfornia’s 64-59
upending of Arizona State of
Temipe.
Among tne debits was iaa
Ws 75-62 loss to Washington
University of iSt. Louis — -the
Vandals’ sixth defeat in seven
starts, including four on their (
road trip — and Oregon’s 81
71 setback against Michigan.
Washington and Washing
ton State, also touring the
east, top scheduled FOC action
Thursday night. The Washirtgr !
ton Huskies, who have lost to
Kansas State and St. Louis,
are at Columlbus to play Ohio
Sate. WSC tackles Tulane at
New Orleans.
The Oregon Webfoots, who
got iby Northwestern 85-81 in
the tourney opener Tuesday
night at Corvallis, couldn’t
cope with Michigan’s Ron
Kramer Wednesday night and
'bowed, 81-71, in the finale ait
Eutgene. Kramer scored 30
points, many of them at cruc
ial moments, and grabbed re- j
bounds when they hurt. Mich
igan led from early in the
game but Oregon tied the
900re four times in (the second
half. The last deadlock was at
65-56 late in the game but
(Kramer and Tom Jorgensen
teamed in a rally that put the
(Wolverines in front 72-61 with
(less than 5 minutes to go. Max
Anderson tapped Oregon scor
ing with 24 points. Jorgensen
(had 22 for Michigan.
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COLISEUM
LAST TIME TONIGHT at 7:45
Paul Muni and
Joan Lorring in
STRANGER ON THE PROWL
Drama Full of Action
Cartoon — News
Oregon State fouight d;f ]
'Northwestern rallies no make i
it two straight over Big Ten :
opponents. The Staters beat
Michigan, 74-71. Tuesday night
Against Nort hwestern, OSC
pulled away at the start, and
led 36-27 at the half, but had
to corral Don Mast, North
western guard who scored 32
points to preserve the victory.
iMast led the Wildcats from
ia 55-43 deficit with less than
j8 minutes to go to a 55-55 tie
(at 3:10. Three free throws pul.
DSC: ahead aigiain and the
I (Beavers managed to save the
j margin although pressed.
! At St. Louis, Idaho made the
! game interesting until ‘he
Last lu minutes W'uen vvasnii;S
bon U. took change and nan a
way from the Vandals. The
Bears had a 15-point lead mid
way of the second halif when
Idaho applied the pressure and
tied ill 49-49 with 11 minutes
remaining. Idaho sophomore
Jiim Grannon fouled out at this
point,and Washington ran off
to a 75-57 margin.
At San Francisco’s Cow
Palace. Stanford’s Indians lost
an early lead (but stood off!
Dan mouth 56-55 and snapped
a five-game winning streak
owned by the easterners. Stan
ford had a lead of 10 points at
one time in the second half.:
Dartmouth’s 6-foot-8 Jim Fran
cis was high point man wii h
22; Stanford’s Barry Brown
Igot 21.
In the second Cow Palace
(game, Southern California had
no trouble to speak of beating
Santa Clara oif the California
Basketball Assn.. 64-49. USC
had a 30-23 halftime lead.
(High poini s honors were shar
ed at 16 by USC’s Larry Haus
(continued on page two)
bv Whitnev Martin
MEW YORK (/P) Buff Don
i e>lli isn’t the type of football
coach who would sit down on
the bench with his knees cros
sed and .swing his loose foot up
and down as if a doctor was
tapping ia knee with a rubber
hammer, such a nervous habit
si (rangeiy enougih always afflict
ing him when he wanted his
team to punt.
A stickler for ethics, is the
Boston University mentor. He
wouldn’t ’think of coaching
from the (Sidelines without full
approval of the rules. That such
approval is (withheld irks him
no little, 'and he’s trying to do
something about it.
>BulIf, whose ’square name is
Aldo, is 'behind the proposed
rule change which would per
rriit I he (field captain, or one
(continued on page three)
Weather
Below freezing tempera
tures extended from southern
North Carolina westward r.o
eastern OiMahoma, northeast
Kansas and northwest to
northeast Montana.
Fairly warm Pacific air
continued to give the Rockies
and western plains generally
mild weather for the first day
of winter, with readings in
the 40s in Colorado, Wyoming
anl parts of central Montana.
No immediate end of i he
rain appeared in prospect. In
the ocean storm which struck
Oregon yesterday wind gusts
ranged up to 78 miles an hour
along the coast at Nor! h Bend
Inland in southern Oregon
gusts up to 82 mph were re
ported at Sexton Summit.
One man was killed when
struck toy a falling Itree.
It was raining in Seattle.
Ohio's governor
ing the announcement:
“Don’t ask me any ques
tions. There is your statement
This is all I’m going to say.”
Lausohe’s announcement in
dicated a Strong possibility
for a battle with Republican
Sen. George H. Bender of O
hio in nexJt November’s gen
eral election.
Bender' evidently thought
so. In Washington, where he
was giving a Christmas party,
the senator told newsmen:
‘‘There’s nothing I love bet
ter than a good fight.”
Dr Bradshaw tells
o! abominable
treatment by Reds
CLARK AIR FORCE BASE,
P. I., UP) A five year ordeal of
“abominable treatment” at
the hands of the Chinese com
munists, including tjoriture,
was described by American
missionary Dr. Homer V.
Bradshaw today.
“They handoulflfed me. twist
ed my wrists and forced me tc
3 a strenuous physical exer-,
cise,” Bradshaw told a press j
conference. ]
Bradshaw, 54, and his wife,
about the same aige, of Pitts- j
burgh. Pa., arrived yesterday j
from Hong Kong after five;
years of imprisonment by the j
Chinese Reds.
Bradshaw spoke from a
wheelchair. He appeared ner
vous and thin.
“I lost about 43 pounds/’ he
said. His wife was not pres
ent. U. S. air (force doctors
said “she is still uncertain of
her surrooindinfgis and there
are meiK ail Implications.”
Air (force (physicians said
the Bradshaws probably will
stay at the base hospital at
least two weeks (before they
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with their own cheer leaders
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