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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1936)
Page 10 Friday, March 13, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER | be produced regarding Corvallis* games, it is known that they de feated Astoria twice during the regular season: trounced Univer- I sity high of Eugene several times [ with great ease, and did the same i to MeMinneville Ashland highs champion Griz Ashland also beat University No doubt about it. Ashland high The zlies will leave her»* next Tuesday has a plenty rocky road to trav high, but far from easily. erse bet ore it hits (if and when scores were 22-20 and 29-19. and March 17, for Salem and partici it does) the finals of the state both games were tough The Griz pation in the annual state basket zlies also won from MeMinneville. ball tournament. tournament at Salem next week Winners of the district number Opening their campaign for the 23-22. but compared with the 30 third time in as many years, our point trouncing Corvallis gave the 9 title for the third straight time, Grizzlies. Wednesday afternoon, same team, our boys' win seems the Grizzlies will carry with them the hopes of hundreds of loyal meet Corvallis, on pre-toumament rather tame. Looking on the sunny side of supporters for a state champion dope rated the strongest quintet in the lot of sixteen teams. And, things, if the Grizzlies DO win ship. wanting since 1922 Making the trip with coach Fa if by any streak of good luck or their first two games up there: super-human playing, Faber's they are almost a cinch to get in ber and Principal Forsythe, will fighters get over that one, none to the finals. For after Corvallis be Steve Fowler and Johnny Mur other than Portland s interscholas and either I*ortland's best or As phy, forwards: Howard Mayberry, tic champions will be their second toria, comes the best of the sec center; and Ken Schilling and opponents, providing that said me ondary schools to be played in the Walter Lee, guards. Reserves will tropolitan gang beats a weak As semi-finals, and although that be Leonard Warren, Cliff Brom team may be pretty good, It does ley and either Davis or Scheider- toria team in the first round The dynamite seems, however, not stand to reason that a team eiter. to be planted in that first encoun like the Grizzlies will lose to them. • Howard Mayberry, missing from Out of 21 games played this the squad for the past three weeks ter Although no exact scores can year Ashland has won 18. They because of mumps, will be fully were defeated once in district play, recovered, as will Walt Lee, nurs and once each by Salem and Til ing an injured hand for the past lamook. They are going to the I month state tournament with probably The party will arrive in Salem Complete New Stock one of the best defensive teams in Tuesday night, stay at the Sen of Fishing Tackle I Oregon, and we mildly predict ator hotel, and take a brisk work- I 1 that it isn't such a long shot that i out on Willamette university's and Accessories for the first time since i;<22. Ash- floor, scene of all games. Wednes Just Arrived i land will be the best in the state day morning The Grizzlies go to the post at 4 pi m. Wednesday I Fishing Information How about baseball in Ashland against Corvallis high in their this year? From this comer we first game. Big Doin’s At The Grizzlies Are The Name Opponent S. Oregon Champs All-Star Players Medford Armory » Ashland FISHING Season Opens April 5th Stock Up Now Prices Right Nininger’s Cigar Store Dickey’s Radio Service Zenith and Crvsley Radios léonard. Crowley and Stewart Warner Refrigerators Farm Power Plant for Light» and Radio Radio Tubes and Service At Wick’s—Phone 421-R of Spring SPECIAL March 13 to 20 Genuine $5.00 Oil Permanents for This Week Only $3.50 detect a peculiar situation. With plenty of material in the form of players, with suits already purch ased (last year's and still in good condition), with a fine playing field, covered stands, fenced, etc.; and with quite a bit of enthus iasm already among the business men. there still is a big doubt that Ashland will rightly take Its place along with Grants Pass, Med ford and Klamath Falls in the sou thern Oregon league. And all for the simple reason that nobody has stepped forward and offered to manage the team in a business way. Grants Pass and Medftird have already held workouts and are selling season tickets to finance their clubs There is talk of those two hixiking up with some northern California teams. As for Ashland, unless some thing is done in the very near fu ture, there will be no baseball 1 here this summer and local fans I will either do without their favor ite form of amusement or journey to Medford and Grants Pass for the privilege of telling that blind so and so behind the catcher just what he thinks of him. Brill Metal Works Gen’l. Sheet Metal Work 109 E. 8th St. Phone 418 Medford YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER! Slade Songer Beauty Solon On the Plaza Jewelry Watch Repairing Extra Large Fresh Coach Don Faber and his Ash land high varsity basketball squad announced their 193« All-Oppon ents all star team yesterday One Klamath balls. Two Salem and two MeMinneville players were judged by the southern Oregon champions as being the best, In dividually, they faced all year George Maybee, all state man from MeMinneville and Phil Sal- strom, Salem, were chosen for th«* forward positions; Jones of Me- Minnevllle was placed at center, and Wagner of Salem and Regin atto from Klamath Falls wen* sel ected for the guard posts. The Grizzlies won three straight from Klamath Falls, split a twin bill with Salem, and won by a single point from MeMinneville this year. EGGS 18e Swedenburg Bldg. Ashland From Their Greenspring .Mountain Ranch • TALENT* The Talent Dramatic Club en tertained Friday evening at the home of Mr anil Mr». Vic Manon with a chicken dinner After din- net the evening was »|M*nt with raid» and music The group later <i. F. Met'DWELL attending the Chamber of Com f TO qt'IT Bl SIXES* Mr merce dar.ee Guests were: and Mrs Don Montgomery, Mr, G F McConnell, genial proprie and and 1 Mrs H H Lowe, Mr tor of the McConnell Coffee Roas and __ Mrs Charles Skeeters. Mr ter. has this week announced he Mrs Warren Rar, and Mr an<l^^ would sell his business and retire Also MI hmci ^^ Mrs. Roy Coghill Mr McConnell came to Ashland Marie Mitchell, Mary ' Chambers. in 1883 and entered business in and Alice Wyswonger. and Messrs 1884. He has followed th9 retail Frank Works. Ed loaming and grocery business continuously Ray Burnett. since that time and for the past Everett Skeeters and family ten years hits had the “coffee and moved to Hilt where Mr. Skeeters peanut business," as he terms it. 1» contracting In logging “Mac" has been ill the past ten Mr. Charles Skeetara and family days and plans, as sewn as pos moved into the Steve Lunie house sible to take a trip east. formerly occupied by Everett Skirt. i••< ‘Mr. and Mrs H I. Hllkey and family moved from the Kramer house, 1 mile south of here, into 1* rom the opening gong, Hollín the Dr. San's house on Bear Creek displayed his old form by nliig. The Talent Extension unit, ur.- ging, choke holds, eye gouging, dei the direction of Mrs Harriett« etc., while Chick drew several new Hates, presented a comedy "Twelve ones from his own bag of tricks Old Maids" Tuesday night at the Hollis took the first fall after city hall. Those taking part In- dazing Chick with a punch from < Mix I 1. Williams, Mrs outside the ropes and then using a W Walty, Mrs Tom Bell. Mrs sling shot. Carl Baylor, Miss Recta Neeley, The big cowboy then demon Mis Harvey Walters, Mrs Irene strated to Hollis that he could Wells, Miss Bertha Hayman,, Mrs “I PREFER also dish cut some rough wrest- Vic Mason. Mrs Chas i»ng. Mrs ASHLAND LAI N DRY ling with the result that Hollis Will Maxwell, Lloyd Lacy and Ed took the long ride on Chick's ward Walters Refreshments were SERVICE shoulders to lose the following served and games were enjoyed two falls by those present after the play I Pay Only As I I se It In the middle event George"WUd Mrs Will Fox and Mrs Charles NO UNPAID INSTALL cat" Wilson wrestled Al Carasick Donart called on Mr. and Mrs MENTS When 1 Return the Tarzan of Russia, to draw Lewsadder Tuesday afternoon in as clever a match as has been Mr and Mrs. Andrew McMahon from a Month’s Vacation seen for some time Wilson opened leu Tuesdiy morning for Eugene, Then When I Do Use It. up with his famous Sonnenbergs where they plan on spending a I Have the Satisfaction I several times but the cunning Al couple of weeks visiting with rel- ' could not be hit dead center : atives of Escaping a Messy j In the opening bout. Stanley Mr and Mrs Victor Noel of Task i Rogers, of Texas, won over Mike Roseburg spent Friday with Mr Caddock, the Aniatic champ An and Mrs Maxwell. Yes, I Prefer It Both an extra feature the patrons were Mr. and Mrs Charles Robertson Ways.” given an extra treat by Caddock of Ashland were calling in Talent TRY IT AND YOU’LL ano Ray Frisbee, the referee Ray Tuesday afternooor. was tops In the event and emerged AGREE victor. YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER! ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO Phone 183 81 Water Street JURT CAUS ITI A T8 AU. At LANE’S on the Blvd The largest crowd of the year weekly attended Muck Lillards wrestling curd nt the Medford Armory, Monday night, to aee Ken Hollis the Arkansas brawler, go down to detent via the lariat »pin in th-* hnndn of Dude Chick, the popular ex cowpoke from Wyom- Ken Hollis, the Oaf of the Oz arks, will meet Al Canudck. Mon day night III the main event of Muck Ullards weekly wrestling card at th • Medford Armory Fans have long wanted to see these two • tough babies" tangle, and this match presents an opportunity to see two of the toughest boys In the game work each other over In the middle event, Dude Chick will meet Stanley Rogers Ro,tern la of the old school and posses«* no spectacular holds such as the cowboy baa. but depend» on straight wtesHing to beat an op ponent MINER ADS For Best Results The Boy Remembered A little six-year-old boy was listening while I explained to a man and his wife one night how insurance would pay the rent and grocery bill if he was taken away. 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