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PAGE SIX J The OREGON STATESMAN, Salco, Oregon. Thgrsday Itornhg, Febreary 2, 1933 - -
Medford Junior High Hoopaters Coming io ' Play Parrish j
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ID SATURDAY
Annual Series Expected to
Be Warmly Contested;
Visitors Strong
Scraping together by various
means the cash necessary beyond
the goarantee offered by the local
school to finance the. trip, the
Medford Junior high school bas
ketball squad will arrive in Salem
Friday for a two-game series with
Parrish Junior high. Such a series
has become an annual event and
the games hare always been close,
Parrish holding a slight edge on
victories to date.
The situation in southern Ore
gon is similar to that here; there
are not enough Junior highs with
in easy traveling distance to pro
vide each other with a full season
schedule of competition, and the
junior high hoopsters play in the
county B league. Medford junior
high has won six out of eight
games in this class. Parrish has
lost only one game, a non-conference
clash with Mill City.
Coach Ray Henderson of Med
ford has announced that his start
ing lineup probably will include
Coats nd Lindley, forwards; Van
Dyke, center; Hicks and Dickin
son, guards. Van Dyke is rela
tive of Frank Van Dyke, recently
a law. student at Willamette uni
versity. The Parrish squad has been
strengthened by the addition of
several players who were not eli
gible the first semester, and on
this account Coach Frank Brown
Is not yet ready to announce his
lineup.
The first game with Medford,
Friday night on the Parrish floor,
will be preceded by a preliminary
game at 7 o'clock, in which the
Parrish Trojans will participate.
There will be only one game Sat
urday night and It will start at
7:10.
It's Easy to Miss Putts
Says Bobby the Great; no
Friend of Eight-Inch Cup
Giants Sign Up
Three Players;
That Makes 21
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 (AP)
The New York Giants today add
ed three more signed contracts to
the list for a total of 21 accepted.
The latest are Gilbert English,
young lntlelder who may give
Johnny Vergez a race for the
third base Job; Arthur McLarney,
University of Washington product
who is also an infield prospect:
and Hardy Dannlng, Los Angeles
latcher who hit
games with the
"farm" of the Giants last year,
By BRIAN BELL
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Feb. 1.
()AP) Bobby Jones had Just
finished an effortless round of
golf over a hard Hollywood
course, shaving a stroke from par
and exhibiting a beautiful putting
stroke. The champion of cham
pions in the past has been known
to encounter trouble putting In
California.
As he holed out his last par,
sending his approach putt dead
from 25 feet, friends suggested
he was in the midst of a good
putting stride.
"I putted well enough today,"
he said, 'but I might not do so
well next time. It's easy to miss
putts. Why, they tell me, a good
golfer took four putts in the
tournament the other day with
the eight inch cups.
'For that matter, I once putted
off the green and into a stream
after reaching the putting surface
from the tee."
His hearers were incredulous.
"When?"
"Oh, about 16 years ago. I was
playing a practice round before
the 1916 amateur at Merlon, the
first X entered. The greens were
very keen, quite different from the
heavy Bermuda greens In the
south, the only ones I bad ever
seen.
"At the sixth hole, a pitch
across a brook, I was 30 feet be
yond the hole with my tee shot.
I hit the putt as 1 would have
stroked it at home and was amaz
ed to see my ball roll on past the
hole and into the stream. Imagine
my embarrassment when I had to
play four from the other side of
the water."
The only man who ever won all
the championships in sight In one
year does not believe any radical
changes will be made in golf.
"If a pretty good game now
and I believe it will be left alone.
I shall be very much surprised If
the size of the eup is increased,
As for the lack of thrills, there
may not be many for the crowds
watching the stars as Gene (Sara
sen) says, but there are often a
lot of them In a round in which
the scores are from 95 to 100."
This seemed almost a reference
to the ability of the reporter so
the subject was hurriedly changed
from golf to bridge.
Eugene Invites
Valley Hoopers
To Tournament
EUGENE. Ore.. Feb. 1 (AP)
The Junior chamber of com
merce of Eugene today was send
ing out invitations to all inde
pendent basketball teams in the
state for the first annual Willam
ette valley independent tourna
ment, to be held here March 1 to
4 Inclusive.
Sixteen teams from various
parts of the state will be chosen,
based upon their records. A per
centage of the gate receipts will
go to the teams in the order in
which they finish.
Artillery Quint
Tops Jason Lee
Headquarters Battery, C. A. C.
basketball team defeated the Ja
son Lee church quintet 32 to 18
at the armory Wednesday night.
Harvey of the cosmoline wipers
achieved high scoring honors with
14 points. Summary:
Headquarters Jason Lee
R. Finster 6 . . . F Heseman
Harvey 14 F. . . . D. Duncan
Otjen C 2 Watson
Baker G 10 Cross
C. Finster 2...G...4 C. Duncan
.314 in fifty Ratcliffe 2 S 2 Wygant
Winston-Salem Speck 2 S
I Referee, Elliott.
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referred to himself as the
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motion picture star who
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Rickreall Squad
Winner 28 to 25
Over Yew Park
The Yew Park basketball team
lost to Rickreall high. IS to 25,
Tuesday night at Rickreall. The
play was ragged throughout.
Lewis o.Yew Park led in scoring
with 12 points.
Summary:
Yew Park Rickreall
Craig 4 F 10 G Bihl
D. Kimple 9 F 4 Hamilton
Parrish C 3 L. Bihl
Groves G 6 Simmons
Lewis 12 G Coville
8 Waring
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Beat Soldiers
The Presbyterian church bas
ketball team defeated the com
pany B National Guard quintet
45 to 31 in a free-scoring game ai
the armory Wednesday night.
CRUCIAL COAST'
SERIES LOOMS
Oregon State Heading for
Seattle; Gill Works
On his Offense
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallls. Feb. 1. Halfway
through its conference basketball
schedule, Oregon State college
basketball team will Journey to
Seattle this week end where It
will meet University of Washing
ton, conference leader, Friday and
Saturday nights. In a two-game
series which promises to be the
deciding set-to of the season.
Now resting In third place on
the conference ladder, with five
wins and three losses, the Orange
men must at least split the two-
game series with the Huskies to
stay In the running for the
crown and two wins are nearly
necessary to substantiate any
championship winning aspirations
the Orangemen might have. In the
two-game series between the
teams at Corvallls last week, Ore
gon State won the first decisively
and dropped the second by a nar
row margin.
Washington Huskies now ia
first place with five wins and only
one loss, look like they are head
ing for their sixth consecutive
championship. Oregon State, gen
erally rated as the most feared
team in the conference, has been
coming fast so far this season but
must overpower the Huskies to
establish Itself as a strong cham
pionship contender.
Lewis and O'Connell
Carrying Big Load
Amory T. "Slats" Gill, Orange
coach, has spent the greater part
of this week perfecting his of
fense. Gill is faced with a large
offensive problem in that Captain
Ed Lewis, lanky all-star Orange
center and conference leading
scorer, and Skeet O'Connell,
flashy forward, considered the
fastest man in the conference, are
carrying nearly the entire Orange
offensive burden. These two men
have scored more than half the
points garnered by the entire Or
ange squad this season.
While the Orange varsity hi
battling for the conference lead
in Seattle, Oregon State fresh
man basketball team will meet
University of Oregon frosh quin
tet In the first two games of their
tour-gams traditional little "civil
war series playing at CorvaUis
Friday night and at Eugene Sat
urday sight.
Oregon Stats rooks bave not
been defeated this season, having
npset CorvaUis high school twice.
Willamette freshmen twice, and
Lincoln and Commerce higa
schools of Portland once.
Roy Lamb, rook coach, bas
built bis quintet around Lefty
Palmberg and Bob Bergstrom,
former all-state prep stars from
Astoria. Both men show promise
of-being two of the flashiest ball
players to be seen here in some
time.
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PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 1
(AP) Bob Kruse of Oswego,
Ore., defeated" Pat Rellly of Bos
ton in two straight falls in the
main event of tonight's wrestling
card here. Kruse weighed 201 and
Rellly three pounds less.
The Oregon wrestler won the
first fall In 18 minutes with a
double wristlock. He took the sec
ond fall and the match three min
utes later with an airplane spin.
In the semi-windup Bob Myers,
164, Tillamook. Ore., and Bob
Miller, IIS, Chicago, wrestled
five rounds to a draw, eaeh get
ting a fall.
Larry Bennett, 174, Portland,
defeated Herman Olson, 175,
Portland on a foul in the three
round preliminary.
MT. ANGEL, Feb. 1 A very
close and fast basketball game
was played here at St. Mary's gym
today between the Woodburn and
MU Angel grades. At the end of
the first Quarter the score stood
8 to 3 in favor of Mt. Angel and
throughout the game the score
varied only a point or two be
tween the two teams. At the final
whistle .Mt. Angel was the victor
by three points the score being
IS to 10.
Mt. Angti Woodbora
Maekle F Mulkey
Bourbonnais F Whitman
Bauman C Roberts
Appleby G Shaw
Koppes G Kaufman
Saalfeld S
Tuesday the girls of St. Mary's
school played the academy grade
team on the academy floor and
defeated them 9 to S.
St. Mary's (9) (3) Academy
Grosjacques F Zollner
Keber F Bernlng
Annen C Songer
Schaffers C Schlecter
Scotts Mills is
Beaten 57-7 by
Woodburn Quint
WOODBURN. Feb. 1. The
Woodburn town basketball team
defeated the Scotts Mills quintet
57 to 11 here tonight. Woodburn
scored 11 points in the first two
minutes and at half time had a
29-to-4 advantage.
Summary:
Scotts Mills Woodburn
Haskens 4 F 10 Mochel
Olson F..10 H. Schooler
J.Thomas . ...C....13 Baldwin
Marquam 5....G..1 L. Schooler
M. Thomas ... ..G 9 Chapelle
Johnson 3 G...4 Christensen
S.......C Knotts
8 2 Black
8... 2 Brachmann
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CHEMAWA, Feb. 1. Though
not playing up to their usual form
the Chemawa Indians defeated
Molalla high here today, 25 to 16
The Indians made many bad
passes and missed many shots, but
managed to hold their opponent's
seore down.
Friday and Saturday the In
dians will play Medford high at
Medford. They lost to Oregon City
here Tuesday, 25 to 21.
The Chemawa B team defeated
Molalla B squad 82 to IS In
preliminary to today's contest.
Summary of A game:
Chemawa Molalla
Shoulderblade 2 .F. 9 Summerville
Zundle 6 . . . .....F. . . , 6 Marson
Am era 1 C Leffler
Depoe 2 G... Macintosh
Teehee ........ .G Fluke
Pratt 6 S Dahl
Bobb S
Archambeau 4 . .3
Markescown 4 . . S
Referee, Howard Maple.
Srl
Some pretty good high school
basketball players graduated
last spring, aad some of the
best of them are playing on
the first year teams at the big
state schools. The Frosh and
the Rooks will start their an
nual series this weekend. Fri
day might at Corvallls and Sat
urday night at Eugene. Salem
fans who hope to peek, at the
box scores and. find out what
Glenn Sanford does in those
games wilL however, be disap
pointed. Glenn is hobbling I
rouna wiin an lniectea root
and Is not slated to play either
night.
Most coaches announce "shake-
up" plans when their teams lose
several games in a row, but Bill
Reinhart's Webfeet have lost
eight in a row and he isn't plan
ning anything of the kind. Bill
says his boys have been giving
their best and Just aren't as good
as their opponents. Gregory of
the Oregonlan opined the other
day that the, Oregon basketball
was 'lily white" on the proselyt
ing question, and asked the fans
how they liked It. High Climber
of Eugene says that's the truth:
there aren't even any honest Jobs
for basketball players. Meanwhile
a Corvallls editor thinks In view
of the Webfoot downfall this sea
son. Billy ought to quit writing
articles on "how to play basket
ball."
The dope we hear is that
Billy hasn't any basketball
players worth, mentioning, for
the sufficient reason that Doc
Spears grabbed all the scholar
ships and all the good Jobs
for football men while he was
at Eugene, and the basketball
department didn't have any
thing to offer.
The Chemawa Indians will play
Medford high at Medford Friday
and Saturday, and then we'll
have some idea how southern
Oregon teams stack up against
the north end of the state. But we
haven't much doubt that Medford
at least, will stack up quite high
The wise ones in Portland
have Jefferson high picked as
the champion this hoop
but there, has been n slight
slip-up.. The Jeffs dropped one
to Lincoln. The RaflspUtters
are coached by "wee Dave
Wright, formerly of Dallas. Xe
matter what sort of material
he has, Dave always has a well
coached bunch w ho know what
it is all about.
BULLDOGS TO MEET
LEBANON 0
WOODBURN. Feb. 1 Lebanon
high school's basketball team
comes here Friday night to meet
the Bulldogs is the high school
gym. Lebanon's team of big men
took Woodburn in the first meet
ing of the teams some time ago.
23 to 18. However, things have
brightened up considerably slnee
that time, and Woodburn athletio
fans look for a Bulldog victory
Friday night.
Sin ram and Oberst. both inelig
ible the first part of the year, sre
now in the good graces of the
Powers that be, and will probably
start Friday's game. Oberst will
play a guard 'position, teaming
with Halter. Kraus and Slnram
will be forwards, and Jackson will
fill the pivot position.
Two games, for both A and B
teams, will be played. The first
game starts at 7 p. m. There will
be a. students' dance after the
games.
Independence
Smith-Hughes
Is Undefeated
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 1 The
Smith-Hughes basketball team oC
the high school came through for
another victory Saturday night by
defeating Lebanon there by a
score of 20 to 4. Kurre was high,
man for Independence with six
points, and McDannial of Leban
on garnered all four of that
team's points. This victory gives
the undefeated Independence boys
first place so far.
Lineup:
Independence (20) (4) Lebanoaj
Davidson 4 RF..4 McDanniaT
Kurre 5 LF Douglas
Haener 2 C Fhronhery
Gentemann 5 RG M. Gatchell
Hardeman LG Evans
S G. Gatchell
White 2 S Tuttls
Referee, Syverson.
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