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(Associiilfd IVenH Spurt h Writer)
HT. LOUIS, Feb. 21. OP) Kd
"K(run!l('i-" iA'win t,f Khiihuh City
reigns tod ii y it h undiK)iJtfd chamnioij
of the wri'HtliiiK wurlii.
liy uVf-nliiig Joe tStecher of Podge,
NHi., clnimiuit of tli title, in a three
full mutch Ht the cnlirUMim unt night,
1awih Glided lh nmirrul that Ikik ex
inled btwt'n them for Ht-ven yearn;
ninci tho time the MHf riiiiKlnr" iW
fealed Hterher In New York in 1S)i0.
fjt'K-iH won Hit; first full iifler more
limn two lmurn of wrepttltiiK, pituiiiiK
Wlechfr'ii HhouldiTH to- the mnt with
u bar arm, luilf Nelmm mid nciKHorK
bold on the mm in '42. He rnp
Mirt'd the third nnd deciding fall in
, 12 minute ft4l ttecotuls with a Imr
f arm or perhaps a double wriKtlock.
Nobody whs clear on the exact hold
beraiiHe of tin excitemrnt lu the dru
innlically Hudden finish. .
Steelier won the Hccoml fall In a
dizzy miizo of quiek action, InxtiiiK
itiny nuyMix NcroliflH. J,pwIh, in
inujlient of cureleHHlieHH fell victim
to a double writdlock and wan pinned
jii mini iinnHMMiiiiK uir;t iuiir imti ne
vnn diirufoiiiidi-d. In winning the sec
ond fall, Stecher who hud only lost
two matchcH in fourteen yearn prev-
joun in jiinl nijjm oeieat KhowiU the
only t In hIi of HKKrcHHlvenepH (fiat In
dixpliiyprl d urine the entire ronton!
lie wns oitlKiimed, otit maneuvered
outlricked nml out wronllml.
Iewiu .n h lionich piiHt the. S." year
mark, carried tho but lie to Steelier
from tho Blurt lie diMolayed wiper
wrnniiiiiK n unity, incKineuM, mid
rotiniKf- Ho won fairly and deciHively,
never leaving a doubt, tin to the mil
roino after the men luid been on their
feet for mi hour. The content wan
ihill and rlreary to nil concerned. It
wan dreary for Promoter Tom l'nckn
bocauHo the ffiilo receipt h failed to
ronio up to his oxpectalioiiH. The nt
leixhtnco wiim around ft.MM with the
ieeiptH iiccordinff to I'nckn around
JroO.OOO iierbnpn -flWJ.fMHf,
The price of $5 to for n ticket
venn tho barrier to. more cuHLomern.
WK SIMWIAMZE on cnlnrElni nml
hnnd eolnring picturfs rrom your own
Kodak iwntivns. CAHT, It. UAKKK
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Washington's
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Inol. Return limit Feb. 2'lth
Reduction! to other. O. E. Ry
points.
Tralne leave Eugene for
Portland at 8 a. m 11:15
a. m., 2:15 p. m. and 5:20
p. m.; for Eugene at 8:05
a. m., 10:50 a. m., 2:50 p.m.
and 6:05 p. m.
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Whlli! ninny biKlncss prliulples ran ho worked out thvnrnt
IchIIv, boy uro only ttlvcn the mid test when applied to ticlu.il
transaction.
Our liiolbods anil principle nf banklnc have liecn tested
and prrfecled by forty four years of pnu tlial nppliiallno to
local conditions.
Tho benefit of that nxperionco Is at the dpnnl of our
CHBlnnieis: It la the "something; extra" enjoyed by tho patrons
of this hunk.
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ijMSlmTr-Eon, Team Proves Rea, wir WEHDLIWG WILDCAT aiSBS! Ill BELIEVES HE
" " " showers yesterday with McOraw on
DMllSEWHTpniQB., rj THHimiBBr i WON'T WIN RACE
'Tuesday ovenmjr the Kneene JIo
liawlts will Mans with the lallas
(cion, on the Kui;eiic hich schoul floor
at 7:1)0 n'elork. It will Ihi the last
honif! ifiuno of the Heutioii for the
.AloliuwkH. ,
The linllas fiuintet boasts an exrep
tlotinlly stronjr team, wltli Wesley
' Willis, former all-stale IiIkIi school
forwe.nl. of .Salem hich: II. Voth of
O. S. ('., and Kendall. all-Missouri
conference selection at Kiiard. in the
lineup.
Immediately nftor the tilt the Mo
hawks will leave for Tacoma, Wash.,
to open n series of sanies in western
WashiiiKt.in and Hritish ('olumhia.
After iiivalliiu eastera Oreiron Inst
week to defeat the Independent east
ern Oregon Ileliic lied evils 45-:!!)
tho Mohawks took another hop from
one end of tho state to the other and
Have the draws A alley Zebras their
nrst taste of defect in IS starts to
the tuno of :i4-22 in n wildlv excitini;
meleo Saturday eveniiiK before a rec
ord crowd. This made the Kith win
in 20 mimes for the locals and two
of the losses were by one point mar
Kins of I'l'-'.'a and 2 :iO with the
Wheeler Aces and Ashland.
Tho squad has scored tWl points to
opiHiuenls .'HIS and has traveled .' 1 08
miles with fourteen contests yet to be
played the team has a chance to make
ii record both in names won and miles
covered, ('oiisiderlnu that tho .Mo
hawks are an all-road iiKitreKation
their record is as Rood or better than
any other team In tho state.
Dazzy Vance is
Still at Odds
N KV YOU K, Feb. 2 1 .- (P)
Pazxy Vance, the npoed bull king, l
Htill nt oddti over the mibiry nrrange
inentN offered by the Itrouklyn Hob
inn diKpatchcH from Wilbert Hul.iii
hoii'k rendexvotia at Dover llnll, (Ja.,
diNi'IoMe,
Willi five diiyw left'for tho bntteiy
men to report at Clearwater. Tin., ft
wan reported Kobie bud in in If an of-
ler or in,ooo to induce Jhizzv to
voinn to teriiiH.
HIIC0 wanU S20.(H)0 ner iinniim
nnd a con t met for two year. n
view of the recent procedure of flie
UobiiiM In diHtrihutinir ono year con-
triietH to pluycrH Vnnce's case Initt
created Mpeciilution.
Lone Pine
l-ONK PINK. Feb. 21. f Snecian
Hubert Orr Ihim hired a three-liorne
ten m and im plowing bm l.wicre field
lo 1k now ii tu luiy.
Miller HroH were plowing nil hist
week with their PccriiiK-tMct'orinick
true tot nnd a -bottom Knj( plow. It
will take another week or ten diiyn
to finitdi.
Vernon llnndsuker of Oamn Creek
vinitod boie.e folks over tbf week-end.
FA KM ANI CITY INSI'ItANCF.
.). C. IlOl.HltOOK, 71H Willttmette
tf
New Suits for Spring
DeNEFFE'S
Men's Dress Wear
McDonald Theater Bldg,
-. Jlhlte CI
felt j V-vte JB Jw
Here Is a group of Eugene Mohawks, who have been playing win
nina basketball this season, traveling all over the state and meeting
some of the strongest amateur aggregations In Oregon. From left to
riant, standing; Howard Eberhart. Tom Powers, Darrel Leslie and
Dave Landrum. Kneeling: Chris Chastain and Sterling Swegle. Two
other stars. Keith Emmons and J. Farley are not In the picture.
One rluinjco in the lineup for the
boxiiiR card to be stiitit'd at the arm
ory are nil Friday ninlit has been
made, Herb Owen, matchmaker, an
nounced TiieKdiiy. Conrad linker. WH
pounder of WcndliiiK. bus been sched
uled to oppose Turkey Hed. HKi, of
SprinKtleld in the curtniu-ruitier.
In. nniinunciuK the hnui;e Owen
stilted that Young Hirkiuim, formerly
Hinted to opptiHe Turkey Hed, carried
15 more poundx than he previously
Mn ted. Am this would tend to -overbalance
thn bout, Owen focused his
attention on Itukcr and signed him for
the enrd.
Muck Ulhtrd, former fiphter in lo
cal circles, him went word to Owen
that he wil bring Frankie llnniell
here for Friday and will be rcKpon
nible for biu nood allowing. Hruuell.
who weighH 1S4, l wlated to meet
Joe ltlackwel in the hix -round main
event.
I.illnrd Mute thnt he discovered
H nine 11 junt cikIu uiontlm ngo in
Portland. "I found him working in
n butcher hop in the Albinn district,"
I.illnrd wrote lo Owen. "lie hud a lit
tle reputation ntt a street fighter
around the neighborhood.
"Since be entered the professional
circle, 1 have had him in to fight
i mi no never lias lost, ne tins been
working hnrd for the Hhtckwcll match
nnd should give the KuKcnean a battle
from gong to gong."
I.illnrd appeared in local circles two
enrs ngo nnd made tin enviable repu
tation for himself. Itruneil in bis
first step Into the promotion cireb
Drain )
Wt.UN, Feb. 21. (Special) Mrs.
George Joseph of Portland is spend
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs.
H. V. Williams of Suunydalc.
The Ixyal Berenn class of the
ChrUitisn Sunday school gav, a Val
entine social on Tuesday evening. It
was n public occasion nml during the
count of the evening douchnuts and
coffee also home cade candy were
(told. Muny games were played, A
"Sweetheart Tree" w;i one of the
features. On this tree wrre fashioned
Kift of all kind a which were con
cealed itndtT red hearts. These were
el sr. sold. The party was held in the
I. 0. O. F- hall.
Ihe luik.-tMi gnmci between
.-inn. ami i'nivoiii(i uitn senmu at .Mr. i otter ni .ir. .rohsne of (tak
t; klnnd on Friday evening resulted in ! ridge, have purchased the Gibson mill
n score of :ij to ft in favor of the j on Fall Creek after making the nec-
nuKRimi ciris ami u t M in fnvor or ;
the Drain boys' team. On next Friday
, it u m j
. i . i'u.'.jL irms ;
Th Blnoest Malted Milk In
Town for 15c at our Fountain
Lunch.
Carroll & Davis
Pharmacy
730 Willamette
HOUSE FOR SaLE
Six-room modern home, hard
wood floors, stucco finish, 9c
ment bass-rent, fireplace. Largs
lot. Reasonable terms. Phone
199 between 9:00 and 6:00;
2154 L after p, m. Mrs. Moore.
evening the Inst Knine of the Boason
will nic played with the Stltlitrliii
liit'll sehool at Stltlierlin.
On .March Hrcl the tournament will
lie held nt Hoschurii. Tile Drain Ii it'll
boys' team has won all 1'onferenee
million. This is mighty fine record for
our boys' team nnd wo should be
proud of them.
Sir. and .Mrs. Hoy liryson have had
the followini; guests within the last
ten days: .Mr. anil Mrs. llavden of
Grunt l'ass Mr. uuil .Mrs. .loo New
comer, .Miss Flora Newcomer, ltev.
I'urrier of I'enn, .Mrs. K. UiKlity of
ICuitene and .Mrs. Kate Came of Ku
Kene. .Mrs. dime is an nuiit of Mrs.
liryson.
Tlui following Indies who are mem
bers of Drain Neighbors of Wood
craft, were entertained by the Von
enlla organization at Yoncalln on
Tuesday afternoon: .Mrs. Kiln Durfee.
.Mrs. John Miller. .Mrs. l,en Kirtley.
Mrs. Hoy Spalding, .Mrs. Anna Drain.
.Mrs. Mnry Perkins. Mrs. J. A. Sdioeii
anil Mrs. G. K. Glover.
. Lowell
u 1 i
.OWMl.I.. Vh 'ii iKm...i..h
Tuesday evening the regular P.-T. A
meeting was held at Blair's hall.
1 Ni riiiK t he meeting n pageant was
put on by ihe officers of the associa
tion, the pupils and teachers of the
scnooi celebrating the Natioiml Cor
gress of Parents and Teachers. After
i no meeting a intnstrel show wan
presented by the losing side in the
membership campaign. At the next
meeting the "lathers' will give the
program mid furnish the refresh
ments. It will be known as "Fath
er's Night."
The Salvation Army held a meet
ingt at Lowell Monday evening.
Tho children enioved a larK vnl-
entine box on St. Valentine's day.
On the morning of Washington's
birthday special exercises will be
given tit the school.
Mrs. Jack Sheasley gave n birth
day parly for her seven-year-old
daughter, Irene, Saturday afternoon,-
Her little girl friends and teacher
were present.
I hose on the honor roll tor tbi
K'hool month are: Cecil Gammon,
Archie rmdliiv. Kobert Findlav. Iri
McMnsters, Wandalee Cain. Wilina
n Him It on, Kenneth Itav. IVlwin New
man Chester Kintxtey. Arlene Hills,
Itussell Wilson, Mutle Hamilton,
Kthot Newman, Pauline Stiers, Opal
Walth, Virgil Walsh, Nona .lesn
WiNon. Doimld McIiughliD, Tom
vi t onnor nnd tirvnl Cox.
Next Wednesday the Sunshine
ciuo will meet with Mrs. Winfrey.
LOWF.LL, Feb. 20. (Special)
esssry changes and improvements
tnd expert to be runninic full blast.
Hev. lister Gilwon's father died
very suddenly Monday night. The
funeral was held lhursday at PIchs
' ant l!ill cemeterv.
delegation of the Salvation Army
Captain and Mrs. Itobmson and Mr.
ami Mrs. M-Cortnick of Kugene were
m lveu .Monday nijeht, holding ser
vins in lUair'a ball. There was a
l:ire crowd, everyone eujoyel the
!-ernce. also the music and sont s.
The Iodine side of thi Pnrrnt
INeichfrs' tst.tintion of a rrcrnt
nieniN'rwhio drive mv a neero min
strel Tuesday night at T.lair s ball.
It was very well Riven and a lare
cr.md attended.
Kd Itotdineli has moved back to
IVxter after living at Tall Creek for
some time.
Henry Williams has purely s?d the
pool h:ll from John Cain.
Mr. and Mrs. I.afrriy diove to
Oreon Citv over the veek.n.l
Mr. Cox is building a new house oft
O. 1. I'pton has takrn a contra.t
to furnish loss for toe llult sawmill.
WLNDMXli. ' Feb 11. (Soecial)
The Weiidiing Wildcats won from
the loleo biutKetbail team Saturday
niL'lit by a -H-.t7 neore. This uiuaIc
the eighteenth win for tlie W'endiiug
boy out of 20 gamoH played this
weiiHoii. ly rolling up 44 points in the
Toledo game the Uiiui pawned the
tuouttml mark by lour in number oi
lointAi in their '2i games, for an
average of oo HmtH a jmine. A new
t-ombiuatioii for ttue i.Mlcuta waa
toiced into existence in Jut night m
game when T. JuhnHHi. Wetiuunir
cc-nier. waw iwkled Ui tin sick list. At
he tirst halt the score stood 11 all
The .Toledo boy. (onneirted for two
field oasketx nnd nwled one more
IHjint from (he free throw lino for
a five point lend within three min
utes after the Ktatrt. in tJie second
half. Field baskets by Mosier, Cox,
and Stolhurg in lupid-fire order put
ihe Weiuliiug bti;s in the lead at tho
third quarter and they were never
bringing up the rear from this time
on. T. Stemsou, nnd J. -Mussolgia for
the visitors were outstanding in their
playing connecting fo-r 23 of tlie b"7
points for their team.
;. Moiier aiifl K. I'ox tied for high
point honors wit h 17 each for the
Wi.ndling team. Ii. StoVurg and Jl.
Taylor t'ea lured for the' local team at
guard positions with their ability to
check Ihe opposiug forces until their
own new forward and center com
bination were able to get under way.
Wcndling -14 l'ns. Toledo 37
ii, Mosier 17 ...F t. I'ost -
K. Cox 17 F.... T" StentHin 2
C. llufslader 4 .C.. J. .M;iA)lgia U
H. Stolhurg 4
M .
S.
C Houser tt
II. Taylor :
.. K. Nye 2
. A. Ilaruin
. Collins 2
Toledo.
S .
II. :n
Umpires Rule on
Fall of Player
ClIICAOt). Feb. 21.OP) Ameri
c;ui league umpires meeting wifh
President lhirmird last week adopted
a rilling permittinc Imse runners to
ndvance only one base when a player
i:'iis into tn e grandstand or dugout
with a foul fly in his hands.
The case arose in the New York
Philndelphia Memorial day game Inst
year nnd the umpires then decided to
let one base runner scorf nnd the
otheii ndvance to third. Fnder the
new rule, made public today neither
player e;njld have scored.
riiiladelphia protested that Iwlh
runners should have scored but Pres
ident linn Johnson upheld bis um
pires. Tlie l tinkers eventur'.llv. won the
game in the eleventh inning.
500 Athletes are
Entered in Meet
. i
rHUAPKIJ-IHA. Keb. 21. G4)
A liowt of Amerieu'H KpeedieKt step
pers will Inom h n four-hoor drive on
indoor traek nnd fielil reoorda nt tlie
lliirleenth niiilnnl Meadowbrook club
meet liere tonicht. i
More tlmn "HKI nlhleles nre enter
ed. Topping- tlie list if brillinnt per
formers on the cinder path nml tan
luirk track are Lloyd Ilahn, Amer
ien'a star mitldle distance runner and
liny Conger, llluiom athletic club
fbsh.
Ilahn ia procrnnmed to show his
stuff in the mile event and he believes
lie lias n Rood chr.uce to set n new
iliiloor recoril. The record over the
boards is 4:V2. held Jointly by Pnnvo
Xurmi nnd .loie ltny. ('oncer is enter
ed in the MO.
Pitcher's Fiddle
Worries Catcher
NEW YORK Feb. 21. (P)
Frank Hoenn the lir -n ami dnnee
man of Uie New York ''unniji u run
nina up Against opposition In jack
l-eslie. recruit pitcher, John McGrnw
is tryin out nt Hot Sprimra. Mc-tirnw
tohl the tonilerous cntcher to tH
the pitchers anything he wanted yee
terdny. ".Moke yourself at home and tell
the pitchers about their failing."
tlie nmter min.l adviseti.
"I'd like lo tell that uur I'evv n
few thinirs that are wrong- with hiin,"
Hocan muttered.
'rn nbead. why don't yen?" came
back Mrirnw.
"h. it isn't about hi. pitchinc
thouch." Hnitnn answered. "It s about
that fiddlinc he does."
Giants Can't Wait
Till Season Opens
XEW YOHK. Keb. L'l. (4 The
baseball fever i breaking ont into an
epidemic with the (Jinnti. new from
Ihe training cmnp at. Hot Sprinc.
Ark..- tolity imlicntiior that lai-rM
from rnrion ffectiiitH of the otiintrv
are reMrtili( for plaivs nhea.l of
hrliile. Mel ltt iioihtn't wait for
the tiianta to ailvance on the reaulnr
tmininc crnnntl nt AneiKta r he h.in
joine.1 the batterymen at Hot Sprints.
Georite Harper atwl Travin Jackson
PILESUFFERERS
Gf thit handy tub
ntal it. turw It--. T Ph-.ltl-r.
trhn Tf JrMrr1"' tfoid
IS irrtnav if it fiO. In -th r.U
Vp. ; t to tin kra. . Ak fur
PAZO OINTMENT
(Bv The Associated Press)
NEW YOKK. Kid Francis, Italy.
won by a technical knockout over
Pnncho Dencin. Philinnines. 5. Luis
Vicentini, Chile, defeated George
llalduc, ii.
CHICAGO. Del Fontnine, Cnnndn,
defeated lU'A Vblnn, Chicago, 30.
'
PHILADELPHIA. Loo Louaski,
Aberdeen. Wash., won by a technical
knockout over Jiistmv .-Francis. li
Benny .Schwurtss. Baltimore, defeated
Pinkey May. Savannah, 10. Jess
Stringhani, Salt Lake City, knocked
out Stanley Farren, Philadelphia!, 1.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Art 'eigandi
Buffalo, von from Handy Sciffert,
Pittsburgh, 10.
TORONTO. Hed Bragan. Tor
onto, won a technical knockout over
Jack Itussell, Cleveland, 0.
NEW HAVKN, Conn. Louis "Kid"
Kaplan, Mermen, Conn., and Bobby
Mays, New London, Conn., drew (10).
Druwings for the first round of the
class B high school baskctbnll tour
nament, to start Thursday in the Eu
gene . M. C. A. were made Monday
night at a meeting of principals.
J hey follow:
Boys
Creswell vs. Walker,
Santa Clara vs. Pleasant Hill.
Thurston vs. Blachly.
Mohawk vs. Coburg.
Crow vs. Klmira.
Girls team
Coburg vs. Creswell,
- Walker vs. Pleasant Hill.
Limine vs. Vida.
Mohawk vs. Thurston.
Flmira vs. Bye.
The first i::tme will lie nhivtwl nt
.'1 :!." o'clock Thursday afternoon. It
will be between the Coburu and Cres
well girls. The boys stiirt their game
nr i o ciock lnursoay evening, with
tho first three 'contests listed above
on the schedule.
Applegates Defeat
Telephone Quintet
Apnletates furnittlre liowlers took
three stniiKht ftnines from the Tele
phone men on the lCuitene alleys Mon
day night,, in the opener of the third
series of the season. Uiles, playing
for Applegates rolled n '1." score.
Scores follow :
Telephone
Iturkhardt.
Ashworth. ,
Bourne. . .
Iiiirson. . ,
Ihinimey. .
Total. .
Henzler. . ,
liilcs. . ...
Andres. . .
I tenslow. ,
Mercer. ,
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WALKER TO BATTLE
SAN KHANOSCO. Fo 0P
Mickpy Walkpr. midtlleweiKht box
inn champion of the world and .lark
Willi!. Trxna cowboy, will fight ID
rounds or less here tomorrow in a
non-tiUilnr encounter.
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XEW YOIIK, Feb. 21 VP) Amer
ica has 'mihty little" chance of win
ning tlie 1550-meter run in the Am
sterdam Olympics from I'nuvo Xurmi
and Kdvin Wide, Scandinavian mas
ters, in tlie opinion of Lloyd Halm,
who will "carry tho hod'' for tho U.
S. A., in that event.
The man who raced "Wide here Inst
winter in, a thirlling mile, struggle,
American ' counterpart of the 1500
inetrc distnnce is not n pessimist nor
has he any luck of faith iu the leg
power, endurance and canny racing
judgment that carried hiia to victory
over the Swedish schoolmaster in a
race that missed the world indoor
mark of 4:12 by one-fifth of u sec
ond. "Training conditions." said Uahn,
"are going to be all against us. Olym
pic arrangements will take the track
athletes to Amsterdam on n 12-day
boat and Uie loss of a day at either
end will prolong the voyage two
weeks. That is a serious break in
training.
"There will be but ten dnys left
for actual work after wc get to Hol
land. That rules out time for accli
mation and they tell me the weather
there is usually muggy because the
land is so low.'
The crack Xebraskan. who carries
the Boston Athletic association col
ors, believes that his erstwhile rival,
.loie Ji;y, has little chance of) gaining
Olympic fame this year to celebrate
uis comeback.
"Joie is getting old." said Ilahn
'and he hasn't raced much in the past
two years. I think he'll ninke the
Olympic team all riirht but l,;u
chances of winning anvthini? m-e
mighty slim. Of course 1 might change
my mind after seeing him run another
race like the 4:12 lie turned in two
years ago to tie Xurmi's indoor rec
ord." CASEV6 BEAT GNATS
Knights of Columbus defeated the
finals 52 to 41 on the y. M. ( A
floor Monday night.
J.ineup and score:
(iniils (41)
(52) K. of (
Saunders 4
Wisonrsnn 0
Kimberling 5 ....
Tinker 10
Kidwell 12
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