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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Thursday, March 2, 1944 Southern Ore. Conference Members TALENT NEWS Fight for State Tournament Rights Wed & Thurs. DOUBLE FEATURE trie or couKAOti ERROL fLYNN and OLIVIA de an twaald «•••<*• • plus gave the league lead back Probably the greatest; buig to the Klamath Fall tfarn. Ash sports event in this region land ■ M M Wta 8W the Black will be the annual play-off Tornado Friday night again lied standings with a 12 win-4 contests to be held March the loss record for both K. F. and 3-4. This year’s tourney the local squad. will have a double objec Coach Simpson and the boys keeping their fingers crossed tive. Instead of merely de are because a chance at the State ciding who will represent Championship ib a fairly good Southern Oregon in the guarantee that whoever repre State Tournament which sents this district will be among the best teams at the Up-state takes place at Salem on tournament. March 17-18-19. it will also ■ In a play-off game this week, clear up the tie theoreti it will be decided whether Grants Pass or Roseburg is to represent cally, at least, which is the lower-division at this tourna withholding presentation ment Tile tournament itself will of the conference cup. be played at the SOCE gymna on Friday and Saturday. Though even a lower, divi sium The winner of the Roseburg- sion squad may go to the Grants Pass play-off will vie with Salem frolic, opinion is Ashland in the 8:00 game while the second tussle Will see Medford that the locals or the pitted against the Klamath Peli Klamath boys will come cans Ln the final game on March 4. the winners of these two games out on top. The Grizzlies at one time were half a game in the lead by virtue of a double victory over the Whitebirds and a Medford win over the same team. However, two lop-sided contests with Rose- meet to decide our representative at the State Tournament. (From the Rogue News) - —— — o Guy Pickens went to Corvallis, Wednesday to visit his sister. BATTERIES Guaranteed 18 months Exchange Price ...................... $6.95 Friday and Saturday Why Pay More DOUBLE FEATURE ASPHALT ROOFING PAPER I Jig Savings 1 1 and KI>, ._L-^ _ Sun. - Mon. - Tues. --- - ¿Mi Mrs. George Phelfer and Mis McMahan were shopping in Ash- ,and Saturday morning A miscellaneous shower was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Sample, south of town, for the Ellis family, whose home and contents were destroyer! by fire a short time ago They received many useful and necesssary art icles of home furnishings A won derful community spirit was shown by those living in this vicinity. Mrs. Charles Skeeters and Glo ria and Dick Hervy spent the week end in Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Parks of Klamath Falls were week end guests with relatives in Talent uid Wagner Creek The Talent extension Unit will meet at the City Hall Wednesday The topic for discussion will la* 'Upholstering of Furniture. ” Ev ery one is invited to attend the meeting Mr. and Mrs Wayne Holdndgi of Hood River spent Saturday with Mr Holdridge's parents, Mr and Mis Charles Holdridge and other relatives Mr and Mrs. James McDowel of Prospect visited relatives in Talent over the week end While here, they purchased one acre of land of Delbert Clark and plan on building a house soon. Mr. and Mrs Earl Allen were callers in Talent Sunday They are former residents. Mrs. Leona Hamilton and son Walter returned home Saturday morning from San Francisco, where they spent a couple of days visiting Bob Marquis, who is a 3/c Petty officer in the navy. He was shipped out Saturday morn ing for duty. Mrs. Cal Harper was a busi ness caller In Medford, Friday John Aultman of Ruch visited in Talent. Monday S Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Moore are parents of a baby boy born Monday night at the Camp White Station Hospital Mrs Moore is the former Bernadine Newhur, who is making her home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs George Newhur. while her husband is serving with the Air Corps in New Guinea. Mr and Mrs Ben Clark, who spent a few days in Portland last week visiting relatives, returned home, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodapp of Central Point visited friends in Talent, Wednesday. James Mackie arrived home Sunday night from an extended business trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles -------------o------------ CpI. and Mrs C. J Bailey are visiting with Mrs Bailey's parents Mr and Mrs Harry Flynn. Here’s A Hearty Thanks To Ashland! March 7, ’39 To March 7, ’44- 5 years in business-and LOOK How We Have GROWN! 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This is in appreciation to YOU'our many customers Lithians Bob Tails Of Medford Bengals Tile Asnlami High baskctiiall team finished their Medford ser.es with 3 wins, 1 loss, by sweeping .heir last two scheduled games .rum the Tigers. 43-30, ami 31* 28 I'iie tiiMt game, played on the aome court, was a one-sided affair all the way. with a "race-horse’ Grixxly quintet running the Med foidltes to death The issue was never In doubt f'.om the opening whistle The half-time score was it* 17. but In the second half, Ash hunt opened up while Medford couldn't do a thing, mi l the gmnr ended 43-20 Bartelt was high fur Ashland with 11. mid Riggs had J for Medford In the second game Medford wan gunning for u win, but Ash Uld was fighting for a cunferenci lie with K Falls and could not be denied. They smothered the hack Tornado for two quarters .nd the hilf ended 27-11 In »the •hird stanza, the desperate Tigers loaed the gap to 4 points hut were never able to overcome the lead In the 4th period, Ashland ,»ulled ahead again and the game inded 39-28. Kobers* n ami Bit telt were high scorers with eleven ip ece. while Watson mid Neldei meyei had 1* each for Medford (From the Rogue News) LITHIA E N I E It TAIN M E N T Phone 75*11 FRIDAY — SATURDAY Roseburg Falls Victim to AHS Alter dropping a two-gam. series to the locals, the Roseburg inuians weren't left much choice out to return to their wig-wains and consult the medicine-man. Friday lUgnt’s melee proved a repetition, more or less, of the action tn past games here, with the scoring for the Grizzlies being a bit weak in the earlier minutes of the game mid a sensational rally in the last half. With the half ending at 9-4, the Red mid White piled up 33 points in com parison to the Indian's 14. When the game ended, Ashland was still far In the lead with a 43-30 win. Saturday almost pro veil to be the downfall of our Ursidea hor nbills's us the Roseburg boys put Up a stiff battle throughout the gime, all of which resulted in a score of 41-39. just barely pulling the Grizzlies another fracas i From the Rogue News) ------- o . ■ C <> I R T N E VV S Robert Sterling Rost was cited in for no operator's license i’aid $150 and costs. Glenn Lee Wade was cited in for no operator's license Second offense Fined $2 50 and costs Wllliarp Edgar Evans cited in for combination over-load. Fined 113 00 aad cost*. John William Griffin cited in for overload Paid $8 00 and costs Melvin Ci ne Kirkpatrick cited in for overload Fined $12 75 and costs Alvin D. Bounds cited in for two offenses, axle overload and combination overload Fined $12 50 and costs for each offense. Fred C. Neathamer cited in for overload. 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