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Friday, February 15, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 5 »Grizzlies to Invade Grants Pass Tonight! ♦----------------------- I dit ions and will practically nullify . any advantage the locals will have I in heighth. Flayers who made the trip are: Howell, Patterson, Courtney, Mc Lean, Jockisch, Braddock, Kagle, Scott and Jewell. I DOPE CAVEMEN I Bronze Flash AS DANGER SPOT IN CONFERENCE COUNTY C OF C KAPLAN AND MASKED SONS AWAY TO WIN NODS CH|CQ STftT£ TO AID SONS IN It MARVEL was some fun last night at the Medford armory when Mack TRIP TO DENVER Lillard pitted meanle against FOR 2-GAME GO ToiiiKlit’s II ii r«llc Would _ Leave But One Win To Salem Trip With the appointment of Dr. Ed win R. Dumo of Medford as bas ketball chairman, Jackson county’s chamber of commerce rose loyally to the occasion to help provide fi nancial aid for sending the South ern Oregon Normal basketball team to the National A AU tourna ment in Denver the middle of next month, Durno’s appointment was made at the recommendation of Presi dent B. E. Harder and Secretary A H Banwell, both of the Medford chamber, after a conference with I >i Walter Redford, president of the Southern Oregon Normal, and Frank J. Van Dyke, Ashland city attorney, who were in Medford Wednesday. A committee at large has been appointed consisting of E. C. Fer guson and Herb Gray, of the Med ford Mail Tribune, and Harder, Ban well, Redford and Van Dyke. A benefit basketball game and dance pre t^e tentative plans of the com mittee, to be held in the near fu ture. Dr. Dumo is a former university of Oregon basketball star, being named on the all-time northern di vision coast conference second team and is a former Medford high athletic coach. Another Medford organization has risen to the occasion, the Craters club donating $38 50 to the fund last Monday night. Southern Oregon Conference Pct. I 000 rneanie to produce one of the most Coach Howard Hobson and nine Sons Frosh Take varied displays of omeryness seen Southern Oregon Normal school in many a day. The bouts, which Sixth from Klamath featured dependable old Al Kar- basketball players left Ashland aslck and the Masked Marvel, and yesterday for Chico, Calif., where Howard Hobson's Southern Ore Pete Belcastro and Abe Kaplan, they will tangle with the powerful gon Normal freshmen proved too produced several upsets, with the Chico State college quintet tonight good for Klamath Falls high Wed Marvel and Kaplan each taking and Saturday. nesday night at Klamath, beating two of the three falls from the With a sensational record of 14 the Pelicans 33-25 in what was re “enemy.” straight wins, 17 out of 18 for the ported to have been a very rough In the main event Kaplan greet season and 35 out of 36 counting game. Ray Jewel, towering center, ed Belcastro with a scries of blows last year's games, the Denver- led the scoring with 13 points, fol to the chin which kept his feet de bound SONS will attempt to keep lowed by Wayne Scott with 6. scribing circles and his eyes filled i clean a slate that has yet to reg- It was the year’s sixth straight with astronomical visions. Pete I ister a defeat at the hands of Chico win with no defeats the entire sea was ready for the count in a bare State since Hobson took over the son. two minutes of roughing, but came 1 reigns three years ago. back for the next fall with a cun Hobson anticipates the toughest Don’t be too meek. You might ning agility which kept fans on games the SONS have played so inherit the earth.—Weston Leader, seat edges for half an hour before far. In an early Beason game, r----- ------ ----------- --- -------- a Pete let loose a series of poorly Chico held the coast conference aimed dropkicks which totaled a leading Southern California Tro fall. For the third and deciding jans to a one-point victory in an Wide Awake count the go was evenly matched overtime period and forced Ol till Belcastro missed a flying drop son's Terrible Swedes into an over- j People Know kick and fell on his neck, with time period to eke out a three-; Abie doing likewise, but on Pete’s point win. Where to Get neck. A difference of 25 pounds in The games will be played under weight favored Kaplan, leering the California basketball rules 24-Hour Service strong man of the ring, who tipped which eliminates the center tipoff the indicator to 219. Belcastro on all but certain personal fouls weighed in at 194 and at the start of the game and The first half of Lillard's double the second half. It will be the first main event was a slow, slugging. time this year that the SONS fouling orgy with a few bright have performed under those con- spots when Karasick, the fabled -X Russian lion, let loose his temper on the Masked Marvel, recently of Portland fame. The Marvel took first fall with a body press, but WE COULDN’T BE WITH YOU THE LAST FEW DAYS Karasick came back with a long —THE FLU HAD US DOWN—BUT WE ARE ON THE JOB series of fisticuffs which landed ONCE MORE WITH THAT the hooded, hated Marvel in a cor ner listening to an arithmetic les Wholesome Home-Made Chili and son. Al came back to inspire a mat-patting surrender by the Mar Those Famous Jumbo Hamburgers vel only to lose the decision on Referee Ray Frisbie's ruled foul for refusing to loosen a Boston crab revengefully applied after Ashland, Ore On the Blvd. suffering a half hour of eye-goug V ing. The surprise outcome left fans whetted for aiwther meeting of the pair. Lillard will announce his next Thursday night's Medford armory card over the week-end, he said TO SERVE YOU WITH THOSE TASTY last night. Ashland high will one of those well known "crooshui" s|M>ts tonjght at Grants Pass when they tangle with the surprising Grunts i'asa Cavemen in a Southern Ore- •gon conference game. Leading the conference title us a result of their one win no losses, the Grizzlies will the game which, a short x^^-e weeks ago, seemed no more than it mere formality, nothing better than an even choice. Strange ns it may seem, and •especially after their 9-30 defeat at the hands of the Fuberltes not long ago, Granta Pass really has a basketball team They have at lust By BILLY HULEN tM*gan to click. After that over- A mighty roar shakes the gym. whelming defeat. it wm the con- An enemy player has just missed census of opinion by all who were a shot and under the Southern interacted that the |«M»r Cavemen Oregon Normal basket there is a were to be this year’s conference wild, frantic scramble for the ball. doormat. So look what han hap- Dick Jockisch plows in and comes pened. up with it. He hooks a short pass Smashing back in a great dis- to a bronze-skinned boy with cat play of defensive work. Granta like movements. There is a flash Pass knocked over a cocky Med of color, a blur of speeding legs, a ford high Tiger, 18-16, one week machine-gun [ratter of a dribbled after that Ashland defeat. Then ball. An enemy stabs for the ball, came Klamath Falls, last year's blit the dribbler is past him like Another Fast Card to state title runners-up, to be wal- light. Another enemy blocks the Be Shown By Eagles lope.I thoroughly for a real upset. way The boy with the trail feints Walloped just as thoroughly as to the left, then makes a razor- Here Tuesday Night Ashland was able to do. So the edged cut to the right. The ball answer is: Another smoker, awaited with bounds faster now. On he goes The game tonight is a toss-up. while the roar grows deafening. interest following a spectacular It couldn’t be anything else. SONS players are breaking toward show two weeks ago, will be fea What makes the battle all the the basket from all points on the tured at the Eagles hall Tuesday ^norr "crooshul” is the fact that floor. The dribbler sees Howell night. February 19. Ashland loses, then the race will open under the bucket. He lets On this card will appear Bert be tied in a tight knot with Med him have it with a movement al Styker and Jimmy Hall, Frank ford abreast of the Grizzlies and most too quick for the eye to fol Redke and Tom Walker, Marvin even Grants Pass still in the run- low. Howel) shirots and misses for Patotzke and Shorty Abel and Lee nlng All three teams will be tied, one of his very few times. An Ashcraft and Irish O’Hoxie, plus although the Cavemen will have enemy recovers it and starts to thrilling, hair-raising—not to men played all their games while Aah- dribble out of danger. There is a tion plenty good- curtain raisers. land and Medford will yet have to streak of copper, a lightning arm Fight fans are not forgetting the Ashland High Takes ^Jace each other twice. shirots out, there is a brief, violent last card, when everyone either ^B However, if Ashland wins to- flurry and the ball changes hands. i socked his neighbor or himself in Klamath; Sons Ditto ^Rdght, then no more than an even Once more the dark-skinned player , the excitement, and battle marks break in the two-game Medford has it. Patterson is open this time. i »re expected to be healed by Tues With Independents series will be necessary to send the Clear as a whistle under the bas day night, enabling fans to again Grizzlies on their way to the state ket. The boy with the ball flicks be in the pink to see red. Low ad In last week’s basketball games, tourney for the second successive his wrist. Patterson gets the pass mission rates will prevail for good Ashland high school defeated year. and loops it in. The stands go seats, and first bout will be called Klamath Falls high 28-21 to vir- Mentally, Ashland wyi be the crazy. tually cinch the Copco trophy, em at 8:15. underdog. Their minds will be cast blematic of the southern Oregon There you have a word picture | ahead one week; they will be play championship. The game was of probably the brightest star of Junior High Quint ing their most bitter and ancient Howard Hobson’s Southern Ore played Friday night at Junior high rivals. Medford. They will be re gon Normal school basketball team gym and was witnessed by a large Meets Eagle Point membering their easy victory over crowd. Cliff "Chief" McLean, the full- the Cavemen before. They will be blooded Piute Indian from Benson Saturday night Howard Hob ‘ B ’ Champs Tonite thinking of their great record of Tech in Portland. son's Southern Oregon Normal 18 wins in 19 games. They will Junior high school's great little quintet ran roughshod over the McLean is the key man in the even be looking ahead, probably, basketball team will meet their Klamath Falls Independents, 75- driving attack of the SONS. He is to Salem. toughest opponent yet when they 22. Charlie Patterson scored 35 And Grunts Pass? It will be the ball hawk, the boy whose duty tangle with Eagle Point high, up points to lead the steady parade nothing to lose and everything to it is to get that basketball down per sectional winners of the Jack- of field goals. gain for the Cavemen. They will the floor with the greatest dis son county "B” league tonight in ^Jcnow that nothing startling is ex- patch. And, he does it probably the Junior high gym. COGGINS MILL STARTED; < ted of them That they are ex- better than any player in coast in TO BUILD 10 MILES ROAD With all the Eagle Point seniors •^T>ected to lose That no high hopes tercollegiate circles at the present in high school who have played to A. L. Coggins has started his are pinned on them. And, because time. city mill for the season and is get McLean is 21 years old, weighs gether for four years. Junior high ting logs from government timber of all that, they will be dangerous will be hard-pressed to maintain as only a team that has sunk low, 174 pounds and stands five feet 10 their fine record, which has seen in Tolman creek and from camps then tasted success, can be dan- inches tall. He played three years them lose but few games this year. at Four and Five-Mile post on the at Benson Tech, making the all The preliminary starts at 7:30 Mount Ashland road. Mr. Coggins will construct 10 sicaliy, the Grizzlies are in state team two years in a row and and the main game immediately miles of new logging road this sea shape for the game. Hess is a one-year letterman at South after the first is over. son as part of his program. Much ly recovered from his light ern Oregon Normal. He is a foot ----------- •------------ oJf flu and will be ready to ball player of the first magnitude • Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McCaw and of this development work has been the 'route- Ashland's starting and in baseball is so good that he son of Albuquerque. New Mexico, carried on continuously during the .p _ win will pivuauiy probably be ue nurciy, Hardy, was offered a contract with the arrived in Ashland Saturday after winter and now caterpillars and t r; Hess and Hoxie, forwards, San Francisco Seals two years ago noon to be the guest of Mrs. Mar bulldozers are in the woods rush ,...'. Jungwirth and Kanasto,- but declined ,to keep on with his cella Scribner of Ashland, and of ing the work through to comple guards. Reserves are Schilling, education. tion. relatives in Grants Pass. In case Ashland has a baseball Fowler, Murphy and Harris. team this summer, McLean will ■5 • Ardis and Lovette De Armond be one of the mainstays, taking his are home from Corvallis for the turn in the box, back of the plate, ^^•ek-end, with their parents, Mr. on third base or in the outfield. Mrs. H. L. De Armond of 670 He is brilliant at any position. Like Charlie Patterson, he is one ^^^i)«vard. U. S. Navy Flying Suits Mrs. W. C. Brown of Third of "Hobby’s” own, present SONS Water proof, windp roof, good and warm. Just the thing for street is quite ill with that "ole mentor bringing him from Benson fishermen, hunters, truck drivers, motorcycle debbii” flu Her daughter-in-law, Tech to Ashland to help make Mrs. Kenneth Brown, is staying great basketball teams. riders, aviators, etc., cost navy $35 suit...................... / tW He is the most colorful player with her this week. It seems as if there is to be no let-up at all until on a team that reeks with color. Genuine U. S. Army Casmere Sox everyone in town has had a dose of He is the fastest dribbler ever to Buy yourself a dozen pairs of these us you will never flue. Many hope it will go right play on a southern Oregon floor again get them at this low price. Per pair ................. and is perfection itself when it M.st them at full speed. comes to passing. ■ Fine Caps—Eight-Piece Crown Hobby said of him not long ago, <1 Full leather sweat band, unbreakable visors; a 'Give me McLean and four other large assortment to choose from—A REAL BUY AT players and I'll have a basketball team.” Leather Brief Cases ----------- •------- • Mr. and Mrs. Ves Head and Three pockets, lOx 16 Inches, lock, straps, Ofi W. R. Clapp, father of Mrs. Head, brown or black—Try to match this price /O returned Monday night from Port- W Stewart-Warner land, where Mrs. Head underwent JUST A FEW OF THE BARGAINS AT Service - Sales - Rentals a successful major operation. • Mrs. A. C. Joy and Mrs. B. C. 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