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.. . -' i : : .'m - a, r -' . ,, . . .... . -. vxav, RTX -L MTCDFORT) MflTL" TOTfttTNTi!, HfTrDFOTtD, OKI-XiOX. WEDNESDAY.? MA1WTI G, 1929. , l(b . f l.l- I ... i 'o : mommas UlW i . : : nn k I Aiiii iapa LUUALUHANUtii EXTRA CLAW KLAMATH IN; FOR SALEM GAME BEST IN YEARS : CAGE TOURNEY eaten steaming hot j Five Leaders Picked for . Hoop.. Honor Hope I Washington Not So Hot i Salem Touted as Strong riijitj.A.vuij-oo-. Miir.' Tn n flrinhhtK ''boi'tr. .lie- Italian . rnlddlewclnht fighter ot Kan j Flanciweo, Unit! ked out Wes ley : Ki-tellel!, Portland southpaw. In tho i sixth round here last nlKht. Jvot -J choll took the final count ufter t ijelntr put down for a' nine count In the fourth rnil naain in the fifth. 1 ftoche himself hit the eunv,aM for a :' t-flunl. .of nine in thei' rirst.rouii I i-tT' ,'" K(tc'M)1l. art.L it rliisrt il'tt fhi, i'tn tin' chin.:" .s . 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Call on our local dealer , ldilfutir lliuliltiw, Sum I'i imh-Uco t by O' Tillamook, AHtnria, Salem, Wauh InKton biKll of Portlatul and Med ford arc now rcctiKnized by tip state sporf wrlti-rs aii thn flvo lead ing contnnders in tlio Btato banket ball tournament, and Washlni;t:n lllli,' wltlioiitthe si'ivloos of Ed I-fwlH, ull-Kiatc center lt?Ht year,' is ratod an the "wonn muter" of tho lot. LcwIh' Hole asset Is Ills heiKht anil by rirtile of a dispensation by I lm slate athletic board Is allowed to play In tl.e tournament, but not in the Karnes to decide the Port land ehnmplonuhlit. - Tillamook In a two-Knme sefies with Washington hlich won and lost and also broke even with A Klin la. Hotii .Tillamook and As orla are "lonK shot" leamH, and have the same teams as last year. Two of the Rinns on the Astoria squad shoot from mid-floor with ap pnlllni! accuracy and Tillamook has a sharpshooter of no mean ability. The Halcm team Is reitarded in tills city as a strong contendor as the fans flfrure Washington Is not sti hot, even with Lewis at center. Ited McDonald, who knows aH the tricks that Lewis knows, and maybe a few morn. Is rated as aide lo hold Ihlm down, and not be awed by IiIb lonnlh. Lewis whs It terror against weak teams last year hut against a sound that followed him around was Just a center. The Salem team is a machine that keeps playing basketball and mak ing polnls. The Medford team has the best chance In years to win the "big cup" with a veteran team, barring Injuries and bursts of temiierament. Tliuy big a good team, hut have been reading the newspapers and listening to the g.ris tell bow good they aru and, of lute, iiavo been prone to pout 111 critical periods. Couch Cnllison allows ho will have tliiH fault eradicated by the time the tournament starts, The drawings for tile ioui'liament will be held next TJiursday after noon at 4 o'clock , and the first games of the tournament will be" played WwlueHtluy evening. TIME GAME The C'opt;o .'baBketball team of Medford annexed another victory over the Klumath dlvlaioiv mwu Saturday, 30 to '24 nftt 'one uf the cluHOHt gnnu'H ever playd on Ihv AWKTirun l4r!uq . floor In Klamath Falli. , The 'game . wum hotly cOHi'tH-d throughout, and although tho Klamath kilowatt crew luid the edgo in the loro part of tho Kume, the loea Ught Iioueo emuloyeii tied the score 20 to 20 at the final whittle. . An extra five-minute period In.ught forth another two polnu for team and the score atood 22 to 22. Ht!.l another five-, minute period followed, and this time tho Medford B(juad annexed threepoJiiU to Klamath'if two, and tho f ina 1 count gave t he loca 1 CTopco team a I'ielory of 25 to 24. The game nnn Htitd to he one of the 1ewt of tho season by thMae who Haw It. , lijeluded tn the- Medford lineup were Vnl Hlnuler, Don Kohh, Hay Hinglijr. It. Kllppeiv Fred r Mall, Hill Sehrader and A. Merrlmnn. In tho howling match- which preceded the huHkcLhall game,' the Klamath crew heat their Medford "partner! in progreBH" by a mar gin of Ji2 pointn, although the Medford miuad won two out 6f the thren gam erf. - tap'.. 1. U, Walthcr wbh high man of the play, -with a total of 50G plnH. In the Med ford team were Dick HmUh, 1; O. Tyree. S. M. HiiIIIh, It. I. Uoherts unit I, It. Walthcr. The tchuUh of UiIh gamtf evena thir score lw tween the two1 Coco bowling tcainH with n mnteh apiece. 'H'.e Medford 1-nBketlmll five are two times winners over their Klamath opponents, who aro about ready to admit the Medford players have "it." Following the games a big danc ing party was given by tho Klam ath ICniployes club in honor of ihe Medford visitors. Basketball funs who have ord ered tickeu for the liasketball tournament which 1m lo be played In Halem March 13 to 16 are noti fied that these tickets have arrived and may he obtained at tUe cham ber of commerce where they will go on sale at one o'clock Thursday. Only those fans who- have ord- ered and made a deposit on thege tickets will he able to obtain them. The section assigned to Medford is near the center along the. soutn lde of Willamette gym, which will give Medford fans a section of the best possible scuts on tho floor . Fans are requested to secure their ticket- Thursday or -Friday..: MAN DINES WITH NEW VOHK, Mureh 6. UP) Apparently fully restored to health Al Lassmrtn, big captain of New York university's 1BZS football team, , In back among r Ills old friends again. ,- Itetuining from Florida."' where he. was sent to recover from .In juries siiffercd In the- Carnegie Tech game Jast full, Uissinan. wu the ituest at a bnnuuet given by tho N. y.; V. '.lienor club In the Hotel Pennsylvania last night. - - Althouga be has been reported to be having trouble remembering his friends, ho greeted them all by name. . . 4 Fights Last Night NHW YOltK. Mar. 0. (I Afler heading the National llnckcy lea gue parnde through nwmt of the seaxon, New York's two teams seem doomed lo fight It out in the sec ond place playoffs. Both of them still nre mathematically In the run ning but l.rs CitniHlleiiH of Mont rent and the Hoston Mruitis at-c lite most likely prospeels to finish at Mm top of the two grup lifter lursi night's gaiiieK. ; Tlie ltruiiti regained their tin with (be Ittutgerx in (tie American grutip by beating them it to 1. W HU only threo 'tint's left for the Itatig ers'and five for the llruins, lbtstou hiiH a wbb ailvautiiKi'. The Npw York A nifi-leans Infd much of their rhtinee to oveilake I'tiiiinllens by pluyhvg n ilraw with Ottiiwn nt one gi:il eaeh. It left Iln AnierleatiH four pofntH be hind lU Tour sanies In go while the Frenchmen have five contests In which lo iniikM ilii'lr lead safe! UMVFHHITY OF OUKfiON, March If. (.Special) (iordon Hid ings, for the second consecutive year, led the Oregon basketball team In scoring during thw pnst seai.Dn. Playing his lost season of collegiate competition he managed to run up H'.i points, including 31 field goals and lu free throws. Tills includes only conference games. This record however Is far short of his -last year's perfor mance, when he led the northwest division of the Coast conference. In scoring honors. The records of ot'.ier members of the Wobfoot squad was as fol lows: Scott Milllgan, guard,1 57 points; Jean Kherbart. center, 43 points; Don McC'ornilck, guard. 31 points; Joe Jtally, guard. 37 points; Dave Kpps, guard, 23 points; Cliff Ilorneiv guard, 17 points; Ray Ed wards,, center, ,l(t, points; Morvyri Chasiulo, forward 14 points;. Hoy Hughes, forward, point, iniid Howard Kbcrlmrt renter, 7 points. (Hy the Associated Press.) j INDIANAPOI.IH. stove McDon ald, Canada, outpointed Eddie An j derson, Cody, YVyo., (10); Otto An. i derBon, Terro Haute, Ind., out ! pointed Hilly Wallace, Cleveland, MINNEAPOLIS. Cuban Hobby Drown, Philadelphia, outpointed Harry Dillon. Winnipeg, (10); Henrma n I la t r.la f f . Mi not , X. D., outpointed Mnrrle Green, Minneap olis, 6); Jaek Sharkey, Minneapo lis, stopped Jack Daniels, Omaha, (21;' Jack Kearns, Omaha, out pointed Dud tliover, Minneapolis, (4). . FHESNO, Cab Jock Malono, St. Paul, outpointed Johnny Clinc, Fresno, ( 10 ). . I.OS ANOFLES-r Krnie Peters. Chicago, outpointed I Has Rodri guez, Mexico, (10. HILMNOS, Mont.AI Inhart, ftpttkane outpointed' Al Weber,! Montana, ( U) ; Young Dcmpsey Montana, outpointod Iluddy Wash ington, Pocalello, Ida'., (8). The UusHlan revolulion sepumt ed Kugeiiu Uracil of Daytona lteifi h, On'.., and his son Hatll for II year. Stage call at .,Snutlieni Pnolfio Ststlni) I. C Carle, .if ml j'luiiK' I I or jov A Constant Backache Often Gives Warning of Disordered Kidney. ARti je lwnys liim and iliy -. nufffrinft rugging Lkichti hvtj (tic and dttiy apelU? Art kidney exirvtion too frqitnt, iiniy or barnina in p4ir't Tlxtt r oftrn iigm ofkliiagish kidnr)i anil iheuldn't bt neglected. To promott normal kidney action and n your kidneyi m tle4nmg your bleed of poitonoui watiei, um Jrt't Pi. Uri twrywhete tn doiM Dwn's. Atk your nnihbcr! 50.000 Usrrt Emtorte DWii Mr. J, HelUnH. 37S Sllr l B.inn, M.mmhi Mf kijntr dijn't Mtm i ft (Vffpttlv. 1 had dull ptint In nv bttk nJ nnaT4 Im wan Hut tpllt anj hfiifhn. Mr nrr Kr bad and tfir thing 4 t bofht m. Altn utinji l)n PilU, 1 wu aocm Ming lut diiftitni parwi." D0AN'Sr,Ss A.nlMltNTDllll'.Tr ttroM!vs nuifr MilliofB Co Mlcctiem Bu.f.lnMY. BLACKBURNE TRIES OUT SOX LINEUP DALLAS. Tex., Mar. 6. Some, idea of what f.na I thick -bm no Intends to do with his larKe crop of ball phiyers was obtained today when he sent the White Hox through an ubbrevlnt-d hiill'gauic. HhiekburiH; nnimuueed ills regu lar lineup as Mostlt, Utirrett and Key nobis at shortstop; Shires on first, K"rr at second, Clssell at short stop, K um in on ttiird and t 'rouse 4-atchhiK. Only llarrctt and Mostlll appear uncertain to appear In the starting lineup when the season opeor t 'hirence 1 taffman, n rookie, mid Alex Mitzler, who has not yet reported, are scheduled to hold down two of the outfield Im ft. is. th the retirement of Kumm as field captain, lUnckhurne has named Art Shires toiiold down the jkt' Mctupdi-urily. - enher playerN, howevev, will he tried during the prc-season games. ROBIN FIELD FOGES fLKAIIWATKIl, Kla.. March 6.! il Oleun .Wright, the former' I'lttsburgli star, is the . new field , captain of the ftrooklyn ltobins. i Wright, traded to llrooklyn due-1 lug the winter for Jess l'etty and Hurry Hleonda. was named cap-j tain yesterday and then led his regulars to a 1C to 1 victory over! the ynunguns. Hi-leellon i,t n nnu- flulil loiiitee I !wns necesKlluieil by the fact that neltr.er Max C'nrey nor lnve ltan eroft Is ciaHsetl as a regular any longer. .. . BARTELL SEEN AS RUTH IS GOAT FOR Tires for the new Ford are specially made to give long wear WHEN the new Ford was designed, it was immediately apparent that a new tire would have to be made ; to match the car's performance. It was distinctly a new problem, for here was a' car. with quicker acceleration, greater epeed ' and more braking efficiency than any car of similar size or weight. So that every Ford owner might be assured of maximum tire mile age at the lowest cost, the Ford Motor Company devoted many months to research' and experi ment in conjunction with the lead ing tire manufacturers. ' As a result, certain definite specifications were developed for tires for the new Ford. These specify cords of certain strength and texture, a large volume of tread and side-nail rubber, sturdy non-skid design, and reinforced plies for protection against bruise breaks all the strong features of construction formerly considered for only the largest tires. - Great care also was taken to secure the best riding qualities in connection ' with the transverse springs and Houdaille shock ab sorbers used on the new Ford. Though the Ford tires are 30 x 4.50 in size, they have the resil iency and air space of much larger tires because of the drop center rim of the steel spoke wheels. Another unusual feature of the new Ford tires is the provision for balancing .the tire assembly. Every tire is marked on the side wall with a red spot to show where the valve stem should be when the tube is inserted. This is ust a little thing, but it assures a uni formly high stantlird of tire per f ormancc at all speeds. , ,; . , , For best results, th tires on the new Ford should be kept inflated lo an air pressure of 35 pounds and checked regularly to insure this pressure all the time. This is important. Low inflation breaks down the side-walls of a tire. By causing overheating, it also de stroys the rubber that acts as an insulation, with consequent sepa ration of the cord.' v At the end of each 5000 miles, when you have the front wheels .packed with grease, it is a good plan to have the wheel alignment checked. This will prevent the possibility of premature wear of the tires. '.' When punctures come, as they will with any tire, you will find the Ford dealer particularly ' well equipped to make repairs quickly and at small 'cost. ' Sec him, too, for replacements. Then you will be sure of getting tires built' specially for the Ford car accord ' ing to definite Ford specifications. Ford Motor Company NnwIwi'S Vltapbono equipment j St Ifelens-Ilbaslantl building is ; " Klamath Falls-Diownio Dakery mm uv uieiuueu m iuitui iiitfuuB. . ueuiing completion. r-cjtPIKMMtJ flrU Logging compa ny resumes oiiemt.lons. opened for business hern recently. ' l ; t btrects ot Klamath Falls being. Interior ot telephone otrico In Improved. Carlton being Improved. ST. PETKKKM-ltr:. Flu.. Mnrcli IS. Ifl'l It's not often that babe Hutli plays the role of "gout," but he was suffering under that ig nominy at the New Turk Yankees' training- catnn today. He was playing first .base for lite yannlganH, Gehrig bunted. He should have been un efisy out, lint Kutb neglected to ki-p his foot on the bag when be look the throw. Oebrlg eventually scored the winning run on l.nzxeri's Hue single. "At bat Itutb sot one double, a towering fly tli.it tho wind causod to fail safely. Myrtle PolntMountnin States Power company to Install new limiting nystom for this place. - . , .. ,. i. ' ... Hood Hlvcr Now equipment In stalled In local cleaning nnd dyw Ing establishment. PASO KARLiKH. milt.. Marell . -iVl'i llek Itiirtell, pepper-pot of the flltslmi'KU rirates. seems the logical choice for short top. ."Pie" Ttraynoe Ir to he moved hack lo his third buso O-sltlon, Jim' Stroner. Wlehttit recruit having failed to make the neecswii-y Im provement since bis recent opera tion for appendicitis. Manairer Hush says the Initial lineup will eoniprlFe S.ieeley. lb; Adimm. h: Kartell, ss; Tmypor. Sh: Comoro! ky. If; llrlckell, ct, and Ornnthnm, df. Don't "Dose" adache l1Ip 1 A Koran JXt im Kent, 8AX ANTONIO, Texas. Mar. . (Ti Frank llegan, burly catcher of the (Hants, Is n trifle faster than a steam roller, but h astounded funs, players and Manager John MeOrsw by stenllnir seeonel yester day In a tjnme between recntars and rokies, RUB forehead and .temples with Vicks; also melt UTM. ! .. 1. - 1 This clears the head and usu ally bHngs quickrelief .especially in those cases which so ofn aceompany colds. . . If hendaches come too often, consult a physician. ' ? ? Acf 5Jvy haw BIG ELEPHANT PUZZLE! ' Name the weight of the Elephant Win Pontiac Sii Coach or Whippet, Six Coach , . iwenty-nv l'njcs Maximum value $1210.00 to he Given Away COME ON EVERY- BODY! HERE'S A REAL BRAIN TICKLER V, jLre-L -r .- - A NEW AND MMimMMmim, ass vis d. Morey y""Ja WO CON IHl YOU LIRE J?mW Wi?.SrflL 4 IHWN ;ww' L UlwiiT ... t:). tvi in i io i vy rijn . Sfejrt or Tttn ElEPttANT vSc3 mm- PUZZLES. THEN HERE'S . A GOOD ONE WrttTiJ For Detail NOW FOR THE PUZZLE TBI MOILt IVti.t u IM il the (Horn 'mini is. 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