Friday, Jan. 10, 1941
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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In an article in the Portland
Oregonian, Ashland was mention­
ed along with Salem and Rose­
burg as teams to watch for the
state championship. Roseburg and
Ashland are in the same confer­
ence.
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10 Grants Pass here.
14 Roseburg there.
17- Roseburg here
21—Grants Pass there.
24- Medford here.
28- Medford here.
31 Klamath Falls there.
14 Grants Pax here.
15— Roseburg there.
18- -Medford there.
21— Lakeview there.
22— Lakeview there.
25— Grants Pass there.
28- Medford here.
Score« Last Week:
Ashland 42 at Vancouver 24.
North Bend 38 at Medford 3»
Prospect 10 at Central Point 30
Giulie-, This Week
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Jan. 10 Grants Pass at Ash-
land.
Jan. 10—Roseburg junior high
at Ashland junior high.
Jan. 11 SOCE at Klamath
Falls All-Stars
Jan. 10 Prineville at Klamath
Falls
Jan. 11 Redmond at Klamath
Falls
Jan. 10 Medford at Roseburg
11 Medford at North
Jan.
Bend
Jan. 14 Medford at Granta
Pass
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The Southern Oregon College
Education basket bal I team, idle
over the Christmas holidays, will
get back into harness Saturday,
Jan. 11, when the Klamath Falls
All-Stars will be met, with the
Little Sons tangling with the Kla­
math high Pelicans in the prelim­
inar fracas.
Coach Jean Eberhart was un­
decided early this week who would
»tart against the Stars and had
not definitely made up his mind
as to who would make the trip
The next SOCE appearance on
their home court will be aguinst
Rubenstein's Oregonians Satur­
day. Jan 18.
Ray Corrigan and
Dusty Terhune
CALIFORNIA
I a * uvc Ashland iluily ut:
12:11 a. m.; 6:15 u. in.; IO:<Mi a. io
and 6:82 p. in.
to
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Klamath Falls
Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday
I-eave Ashland daily ut:
0:56 u. in. und 6:07 p. nt.
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Grants Pass, Rose­
burg, Eugene and
Portland
with
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Jimmy Durante
Ix-uve Ashland dully ut:
1:46 a. in.; 7:00 a. tn.; 8:21 u. in.;
12:26 p. in. und 6:M p. m.
to
The remainder of the SOCE
schedule, with a possibility of
other games being booked, fol-
lows:
Jan
11 Klamath Falls All-
Stars there.
Jan. 18- Rubenstein's here
Jan 24 Oregon College of Ed
Jan. 27 Eastern Oregon Col- I Leuvr Aohland duly at 8:21 a. m.
Jan. 25 -Oregon College of Ed-
Depot: 101 Ea»t Main Street
ucation at Monmouth,
Phone: 3341
lege of Education at 1-a Grande,
Froquent
Service uns Low
ucation at Monmouth
Fard» to all Points
Jan. 28 1 Eastern Oregon Col-
lege of Education
:ation at
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Grande.
Jan 31 Open.
Feb. 1- Open.
Feb 6 Humboldt State college ¡
Crescent City and
and a big cuut. An Autrey
spacial.
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Friday, Saturday
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Alice Faye, Betty Grable
starring in the sensational
musical "TIN PAN AL­
LEY" coming to the Vur-
sity Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. Other cast mem­
bers Include Jack Oakie,
Esther Ralston and John
Pay ne.
The remainder of the Grizzly
schedule, with a possibility of
other games being signed, follows:
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
LITHIA
22 Humboldt
Arcata.
Charley Jandreau, Grizzly for­
ward. was high point man for the
game with 14 and was followed by
his running mate. Buddy Provost,
with 11. Davis was high for the
Trappers with seven.
that cueki lik«
Madelyn Jam* Beals of Klamath
10 Oregon College of Edu Falls, a December graduate In
teacher education nt the Southern
here
11 Oregon College of Ed- Oregon College of Education, has
secured a teaching position in the
i here.
14 Mount Angel college Klamath Fall« schools Miss Beal«
la the first of the Decemlier grad­
uates to secure such a position
15 Mount Angel college
TINPAN ALLItt
Ashland high's fighting Griza- :
lies capped their northern invasion
with a lop-aided 42 to 24 basket­
ball victory over the Vancouver,
Wash. Trappers in Vancouver Fri­
day night Ashland jumped into
an eany first quarter lead of 14
to 8 and was out in front 24 to 13
at the half time. The third period
gun found Jerry Gastineau's Grizz­
lies ahead by a 37 to 19 margin.
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Two Local Quints In
New-Formed League
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Two Ashland basketball teams,
the Little Sons and the Christian
church, have entered into the new­
ly-formed Southern Oregon Inde­
pendent Basketball league, which
is to be affiliated with the AAU,
at a meeting in the offices of the
Jackson County Chamber of Com­
merce Monday night.
Stephen Epler of Ashland, Bill
Schrader of Prospect and Tommy
Helman of Medford were appoint­
ed to a board of governors to or­
ganize a schedule which is ex­
pected to get under way the first
of next week.
Tommy White of Medford was
elected as the league's general
overseer. The organization will be
made up of eight teams which will
play a 14-game schedule.
Seven teams definitely were
chosen for membership and an
eighth will be selected between
Butte Falls and Central Point.
The clubs already chosen are, be-
sides the two Ashland teams,
Prospect, Gold Bars, All-Star»,
Coaches and
Jacksonville
Moonshiners.
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