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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1937)
Friday, January 8, 1937 • SOUTHERN OREGON MINER MEDFORD MAT To Meet Meanie! TUSSELS WILL BEGIN MONDAY After traveling the entire const, Mack Lillard, Medford wrestling promoter, has secured talent of u quality which he believes will guarantee successful wrestling matches Lillard has planned his first bouts, to start at 8 30 p m In th<- Medford armory Monday, with such rare that lie feels he can give preference to no one bout, so has listed them as triple main events Four wrestlers, entirely new to tin1 local acene, save for the drop kicking Italian, Pete Bel castro, will be on hand in the fea ture match when lx* meet th Masked Dragon. reputed to b one of the most unorthodox wrest Irrs ever to climb through ropes Lillard claims his new find Is the world's worst. Following this bout fans will sec the ex-junior heavyweight cham pion of the world square i>U against George Mikonkl. who Is trying to fill shoes of Al Karaslck. the famous Russian I .Ion Britt Recently lost his title to the evci |w>pular <- ow I h > v Dixie Chick Third bout will see 1 Murdock, who appeared In Med ford a couple of years ago, meet Pete Baltrum, Ohio Monday night's three-star bollt card will be his first following the holiday season A much Improved Ashland High baskethnll team made it two in >i row over Crescent City by eaally trouncing them 32-13 Saturday evening nt the .Iunior High gym- mislum As In the Friday game, Hcheld- erciter wax the alar and high point man with 11 but was closely followed by little Charlie Warren, who garnered nine points The game proved to be a one-sided iffalr from the end of the flint stanza First quarter was close with Ashland leading at the end 5-4 Half time wore was 12-4 The Grizzlies face Klamath Falls this Saturday • GOOD Al THIS A Hawk-Eye View of Sports By RAY HAWK-**** • Medford Tigers Bow Ashland Schools Start ^~***!!?!», the first semester will ’.ïï end. ” To SON'S Frosh 34-18 Second Quarter Soon The Normal, however, started ALTOS COLLIDE ON ROAD Snow covered Slskiyous ____ have bcm taking heavy toll of the un fortunate autoist the past week l-atest wreck was of minor nature pili: BELCANTI«), junior light beai y weight wrestling but dangerous enough A car driv en by Ted Kortcn, Uingview, < hump of the count, above, will Wash., commenced skidding while mutch 1 ricks Monday night nt going down grade in second gear the Medford armory with the ami sidc-swipcil a car owned and Hooded Dragon, the newest edi driven by C A Brown of Ashland tion of meiiiilcs to Invade this sc. Iloti of the country. Iteli astro has somcwtuit of n reputation for orneriness himself, and the mutch promises to Ite n melee of muybem. U’lUT member of Southern ” Oregon conference lx going to Salem next March'’ That ques tion has been raised many times, yet no one knows the answer and probably will not until close of season next March Grants Pass, pc ennlal under dogs, will likely have complete ¡Miascsxion of the cellar s|>ot again this year, nt least ns far as Ash land and Medford ire concerned Meilfoi d. not having made the Jhsrlte Gehringer. »tar second upstate jaunt in four years, la uaseman of the Detroit Tigers, more than anxious to knock Ash land off her lofty crown which showed his adeptness in other sports she has held proudly the past beside: baseball when he took part three years Medford. due to com- i un exhibition of badminton with punitive showing with SONS G tier exponents of that famous in Hr ugh inerc was a Frosh mid California teams, con door game sider this the year to take Ash I ffi fence in the swing of his racket land Into camp An example of to the swing <>f his bat. he managed Medford's attitude can be ex- neve* the less to prove he could plained by an excerpt from a handle oolh with great skill. Medford paper "Coach BUI Bow- •rman's basketball quintet figures to have Its best chance in years column even if they have had to knock the district crown title touch luck getting started. • • • off the heads of Ashland high's In a recent article (Portland Grizzlies " Luckily, however, Ash land has something to say about paper) concerning a game played this Starting slow, the Grizzlies by the SONS <>n their barnstorm arc picking up momentum with ing trip a writer described them every game Although small, they as being the Southern Oregon arc blessed with plenty of fight Normal court wizards Evidently and speed, making up n flashy the normal has been playing the bull club. Ashland fans were be tyjie of basketball that really im coming somewhat discouraged presses our northern neighbors. In with the Ashland team until the games played thus far the SONS recent Crescent <-ity scries when have taken everything into stride except University of Oregon and Grizzly stock soared 20 points Oregon State college, both mem- There is one consolation at | liera of the Pacific Coast confer least. Fan* know that the ence, and by Multnomah club of Ashlanders can play liall. Portland Eberhart's boys lost the Thirty-one points In one half, Oregon game by seven points after that is what the Grizzlies ac leading most of the fray The Ore complished in Friday's game gon State game was undecided with the Del Norte quintet. until the last minute of play when More points than the 1936 Art Merryman bucketed two goals Ashland team scored In any to win for his team, 27-25. It was one game the entire season. a very tired band of basketeers Against Linfield the SONS that lost to Multnomah club 29-27 scored 62. The high school in a listlesH tilt at Portland. Other held this average for one half. SONS victories are over Albany, A college half is 20 minutes Linfield. Portland Packards. Eu while the high school half Is gene Oilers, and San Diego State. 16 minute*, so you can see The SONS have a goal worth that the Grizzlies were sink working for. If they continue to ing the apple. Perhaps you improve at the present rate they say "Any team ciui make have an excellent opportunity to points against a set up," bill win the play-off and compete in don't ever get the opinion that the A AU tournament next spring. Crescent City Is a set up, be • • ♦ cause In a recent game with Bob Hardy, SONS tall, de Eureka, the team that wal ceptive center, really was hot loped Ashland, they nearly on their recent barnstorming turned over the apple cart. tour. Hardy, leading scorer In Take your pick and sec how 1936, has again embarked on good you are as a prognosticator. the trail of point garnering. Ashland looks too good to this Against Oregon State he scored 16 before retiring on personals. In the Linfield ser- lea he amaaaed 41 points In the two games, 24 in the first and 17 in the second melee. He fain*d nearly aw well against the Portland Packards by again ringing up 17 point*. Multnomah club, however, was "laying" for little Bob with two guards—but even so Hardy tied for high honors for his team with seven points. Thene five games give Bob a total of HI points or a game average of 16.1. e SWEDENBl RG, SIMPSON CARS COLLIDE ON NORTH MAIN Interrupting mid-day quietness, Dr, F. G. Swedenburg and Thomas H. Simpson, both prominent Ash land residents, colldied Monday at the coiner of Bush and North Main streets. Both autos were badly damaged but neither was injured Sweden borg's car was damaged on the left side while Simpson’s was crumpled in front. It all happened when Simpson, in making a reverse turn at the Intersection in front of his home, : collided with Dr. Swedenburg, I driving south un North Main. • ' Page 7 I Subscribo Tor the Miner t<xiay Flashing good basketball at times, HONS Frosh downed Med ford to the tune of 34-18 on Nor mal school maple Monday to make It two in a row over the highly touted Tigers Medford trs»k an eai |y ]ea<l. 8-5. hut relinquished it when the Frosh started clicking Eberhart played all 12 men on the squad while Powerman Medford mentor, gave eight of his stalwarts an oppor tunity to shine Little sharpshooting Ernie Faust proved to be Medford’s public enemy No. 1 by ringing up two p.Z..!s every time he had a chance to shoot Playing quite deep, Faust was feeding, getting little oppor tunity for shots, but did try five times sinking four. These four goals, along with a converted foul, established Faust as high with nine, closely followed by Medford's Bobby Ettinger with 8 With vacation behind and edu cation to the fore, Ashland stu dents, Including HONS scholars, returned to studies Monday for another session with their mental shoulder to the wheel. High school, junior high school and grade schools opened for two • A whole year of interesting reading and features for $1! The Southern Oregon Miner. kWHBEMMR WRESTLING! 8:30 Monday Night • NIDGES POLICE ( AR FENDER F A Anderson, Talent, found himself in an uncomfortable spot Monday evening when he rammed into a rear fender of the Ashjand police car, driven by Floyd Clark Anderson agreed to pay the dam- ages The accident was adjudged Ids fault when he failed to yield the right of way. Its second quarter Monday, which was taken up for registration, with actual classes commencing Tuesday morning. The reopening terminated a two weeks Christmas vacation. l 3 ALL-STAR MAIN EVENTS MEDFORD ARMORY Si THE TOGGERY’S JANUARY MEN’S WEAR SALE! 250 MEN’S SUITS These suits arc from our regular stock and are al) late patterns and styles and are NOT undesirable groups of odds and ends. The sales tags will tell the story—you will readily recognize the great values we are offering at this sensational sale. ONE Mir OF ONE LOT OF MEN’S SUITS $15.95 Think of it—a real Toggery value nuit at this amazingly ____ _ low price. Take .i tip from us anil get In early for your selection. \ allies tip to $22.50. MEN’S SUITS - - $19.95 There are a lot of fine suits to choose from in this group, Sport suits and plain back suits, suitable for school and busi- DCM wear. Values up to $2 4 AO. I here are two other lots of high grade suits on sale that will pay you big dividends to buy. Values up to $29.50 on sale at............................................................................................ A group of hand-tailored suits, values up to $35.00 on sale at $27.95 OVERCOATS Right now, in the heart of the winter weather, when you really need a warm overcoat comes the op portunity to save money. Drastic reductions now in effect on the latest and most beautiful overcoats we have shown this season. LOOK at these prices! ONE LOT OF ONE LOT OF MEN’S OVERCOATS - $15.95 MEN’S OVERCOATS - $19.95 These are all wool coats and were exceptional values at their regular price of $19.50. Some of our finest and most stylish overcoats are included in this group. Why go without an overcoat when you can buy one of the best at this amazingly low price. Values up to $25.00. There Isn’t Room To Tell You About All the Attractive Bargains — You Will Just Have To Come In and See for Yourself . . Bargains Galore All Over the Store! MEN’S FELT HATS ON SALE One group of Men’s Dress Hats, nil good styles and col ors. Value* to Going on sale S $2.45 SALE OF MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS One group of Men’s Dress Hats. Choice of many styles and colors. Values to $4. Going on sale at....................... $3.35 ONE GROUP Men’s .Stylish F Dress ” Hats, including some very well known makes. Values up to $5.00. Going on sale ut $4.15 ONE LOT OF DRESS PANTS All wool, neat patterns, pleat ed or plain models. Values to $5.00, on sale, CQ Q £ pair ONE LOT OF DRESS PANTS .All wool, late style* and pat terns. Values to Cl OS $6.00, on sale EDGERTON AND NT NN-Bl’SH SHOES 24 pairs, Nunn-Bush ankle- fashioned oxfords, all good styles. Values $7.75 reduced for this sale to................... $5.95 36 pairs, Edgerton oxfords, broken lots, but all late styles. Values to $6.00 CA on sale at vlivW ROCK ROTTOM PRICES ON LEATHER COATS Don't mistake these leather confs with the ordinary cheap var iety. We show the largest and finest stock of leather coats in Southern Oregon. They are attractive and arc made for service as well as looks. Included arc Washable Calf Skins, Goat Skins, Capes luid Suedes. $5.95 Values, on Sale......................... $10.00 and $11.00 Values, on Sale $16.50 Values, on Sale....................... The Sale That Is Always the Season’s Higrh Spot Selling Event $3.95 $7.95 $11.45 Not for a long time to come will you see shirts of this quality priced so low. ONE LOT OF MEN’S SHIRTS Collars attached. full shrunk, neat dressy patterns. $1.65 Valin's on sale at........................ ONE LOT OF MEN’S SHIRTS Including such famous makes as Manhattan, Grayco and Cameron with and without Trubenized collars. Values to E.-*”’“*........ $1.69 SWEATER PRICES SMASHED Now’s the time to buy that new sweater. All new styles this season. Made by Wil-Wlte, Colurnbiaknit and Hollywood Mills. Slip-on or coat styles. $3.95 Values, on Sale............................. $5.50 to $5.95 Values, on Sale............ $6.50 Values, on Sale.......................... Sizes Include 36 to 46 SKI SHIRTS Enjoy the snow sports. Get one or two of these SKIPPER SKI SHIRTS. Heavy cotton, attractive colors with con trasting cord lace* or crew neck styles. Just the thing for outdoor sports. Regular $1.90 Values On Sale ................. 79c Regular $1.50 Values On Sale.............. $1.29 THE TOGGERY MEDFORD, OREGON $2.85 $3.85 $4.85 PAJAMAS ON SALE Fancy Broadcloth Pajamas, coat or middy styles. No-Belt Manhattan or Fruit of the Loom makes. $1.65 Values, On Sale $1.29 $1.95 Values, On Sale $1.69 $2.50 Values, On Sale $1.95 $3.50 to $4.00 Values, On Sale $2.39 Remember this tremendous stock of Toggery suits in cludes sizes and models to fit every type of man. Shorts, slims, stouts and regulars for young men and men who »tay young. ,
