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FINALE IN TOURNEY
Independent nd CoUegivte
Team Battle for State
Honor at Portland. ,
PORTLAND. Ore., March 6.
(API Oregon's 1937 basketball
season traveled down the home
stretch today, with the state uni
versity team battling Washington
in Seattle for northern division
honors and eight outstanding
teams competing in Portland for
the district A. A. U. flag.
Quarter finals in the A. A. U.
tournament tonight:
6:30 Sherman Packarils vs. Ku
bensteln's of Eugene. ,
7:45 Southern Oregon Normal
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8:00 Mamie club vs. Bradford
Clothiers.
10: 15 Oregon Normal vs, Uol-
vrity of Portland.
Toe four Independent teams.
three ot thorn from Porlland, emer
ged, (rout the first round o( their
separate meet Wednesday. The
colleglates battled last night.
Tonights games will be at
Franklin high. . Semi-finals in both
independent and collegiate brack
eta will be played at Jefferson high
tomorrow afternoon, and the fin
ollsts one from each division'
will battle at tbe same site to
morrow night tor tbe rlgtit to en
ter the National A. A. U. playoffs
at Denver.
In the first game last night,
Mount Angel and Southern Oregon
Normal staged a fast, close bat
tle, with the former leading 2) to
20 at half-time and dropping out
of tbe running only la tbe last
five minutes of play after tbe
lead changed hands twice. Final
score wan Southern Oregon Nor.
mal 42, Mount Angel 37.
Willamette found Albany college
surprising strong in tbe second
fray. The Pirates got away to
S-polut lead and tied tbe score at
9-9 after a Willamette rally before
the Hem-cuts finally took a defin
ite lead. Willamette led at mid
game 13 to 11. Scoring honors
went to Gastlueau, who tallied 9
points. Final score, Willamette as,
Albany 30. 1
in ttio third game, Pacific uni
versity ran up 8 points before Ore
gon Normal broke into the scoring
column. The Normalltes led 19 to
10 at half-time and . emerged 'Oil
top wllh a final score of 54 to 21.
The finale was all Portlands.
The university Pilots built up a
26 to 6 advantage at mid-game and
trounced Llufleld s basketeers .17
to 20 despite a Wildcat splurge in
the secoud frame. ,
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BASKETBALL SCORES
McMlNNVlLLE, Ore'., March 6.
(API Semi-finals in the district
hoop tournament hero will seuu
McMiunvllle against Tigard and
Silverton against Koumouth to
night. Finals will be played to
morrow. Yesterday 8 scores: Ale
fttnuvillo 30, Tillamook 20; Tigard
43, Woodburn 22: Silveitou 20,
Beavorton 10; Monmoutb 27, New-
berg 24.
necessary to uphold Its side ot lUe
heavyweight tight muddle.
The suit against Braddock will
be filed next Wednesday ot Thurs
day In federal court, the garden's
attotneye explain. In contention
that bis signing or a iignt wim
Joe Uui iu Chicago "threatened
breach of the contract be signed
to meet Max Sobuieiiag for tue gar
den June 3. ' ' '
Meantime, Schmeling, who arriv
ed this week from Germany, decid
ed fa postpone tar lull days or two
weeks bis exhibition, tour, schedul
ed to opeu Monday.
LOU GEHRIG PASSES
HIS SCREEN TEST
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., March 5.
(API Larrunin' Lou Gehrig of
tbe New. York Yankees has passed
his screen test, with flying colors
despite the disconcerting presence
on tbe same set ot pete tue ren
guln. '
Tbe Yankee slugger studied his
lines wjlh such good effect that
he was able to prompt me veteran
stage and screen actor, Edward
Keaue, who appeared in tne same
scene, when Koane hesitated. . -
Lou was giving his, histrionic
all to the test when the trained
penguin, attired in a hat and car
rying a cane beneath one wing,
waddled across the stage.
The larruper thought at first lie
was selug things, but quickly re
covered his aplomb and went on
with his part. ; . r
SPECIAL MEETINGS
SET ANOTHER WEEK
The special meetings, under the
leadership of Pastor J. R. Turn-
bull, being held at . Melrose Com
munity hail continue all next week.
There will be no meetings on Tues
day or Saturday evenings. Rev. W.
C. Faucette will sneak on Monday
evening. On Sunday there will be
a basket dinner at l p. m.
T
the girls' drill team ot the Junior I
high school win give u exuiimiou.
The hish school student body.
boosting for tonight's lame, held
a street rally this aiternoon, led
by the pep band.
The Roseburg senior high school
basketball team will wind up its
borne season tonight with a game
with the Marshfield Pirates at the
local gymnasium. The Indians are
in fine shape for the game wiin
the exception of Pete Kutter, reg
ular forward, whose Injured aukie
has been responding slowlk to
treatment.
An Indian victory tonight would
put Rasobu'g and Marshfield in
a tie for. thlr place in district
standings. Myrtle Point and North
Bend are now tied for first place.
In a preliminary, starting at 7:30
o'clock, the itoseuurg Ail-stars
will play the strong Sutlierlln ited
anil White squad in what Is ex
pected to be a battle royal.
Between halvos ot the main game
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ASTORIA. Ore.. March 5. (API
Astoria and St. Helens ranked
as favorites I'i the district hoon
tournament here today. The fisher
men, who deleatod ver.iouia 47 to
13, and St. Helens, which won from
Scapboso 41 to 18. will clash in the
second round of tbe douulc-elimi-
nution meet. ......
SEATTLE, 'March'. 5. (API-
Three northern division basketball
title contenders will battle at Se
attle and Pullman, Wash., tonight
and tomorrow night in their final
games, each team faced with Hav
ing to win Its two games to gain
the championship and the right to
meet Stanford Tor tne coast crown
Washington and Oregon,- tied for
the first place with 10 wins und
four lossos, meet at Seattle. Wash
ington Stato, in tiurct niace,
gamo bohlnd, plays Oregon State
at Pullman: ' i '
A triple tie would result for the
first time In northern division his-
,tory If Washington and Oregon
split, while Washington state won
both Its games. No provision Is
made in league rules for a playoff
In case of a triple tie, but it was
conceded the three colleges would
arrange a playoff r.nioug them
selves.
GARDEN WILL SUE
JIMMY BRADDOCK
NEW YORK, March 5. (AP)
Beginning a suit charging Chum
pion Jim Braddock with "unticlpa
tory" breach of contract, Madison
Squaro garden will look around to
see what other legal action will be
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