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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDPORD, ORECiOK, SUNDAY. JANUARY 23, 1931.
MO, STANFORD .OREGON QUINT
"ilifflWENS BUT II TO mm ig AGAIN WBH
nirnrnnn in
mcurunu mwourati viuiukiuuiiovvc aimq
!IIUOI J Hi ll)
OVERTIME TILT
FROM SHASTA
Odd Hughes' Floor Play
. And Shooting Brilliant
Stubborn Defense of Vis
itors Keeps Score Down
Last Half Rally Wins.
A lare crowd of basketball
funs filled the urmury lust nijiht
unU cheered themselves hoarse
when Aledford Hih hcIiooI do
rented Ml. ShnKa City by the
close Hcore of tu Z'l, and it
took an overtime neriod tn lie
c-omjilish that. The feature of
the Kiime was the clone defense
of the visitors and the hrilltant
.work of Odd Hughes and Ivan
llnrrlriKton fur Med ford.
1 n theopenhitf quarter holh
In the. openliiK quarter both
Bame of caution. .Medord shewed
,up belter on Its offense but wuh
checked ho closely by the Shanta
five-man zone defense that they
could KC't no close shots. How
over. Clay and Caldwell found the
basket In some Ioiir shots pretty
well outside th defense line. Thin
.save Medford .the lead at the end
tif the quarter with the score.
Medford 7, Shasta 3.
In tho aecond quarter Medford
Opened up and tho game Kot
rough, Clay and Ho wart h were
penalized on u double and each
copverted. Shortly lifter Coaeh
.IJui'Kher pent In bin Heeond sti'lntf
when the liouie team bad a com
fnvtiiiiift oit ,.r i-iii'iiii tiohitH.
The visitor) tore Into the Heeond)
MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan. 21. I !')
The l.'nlvei'Hity of Idaho outplayed
WaiihJnjHon Stato college's baHltet
ball team throughout their game
tonight and won 30 to 25. Tho
Vandal were jn the lead through
out except for a short time In the
second half.
Uegalnlng the lead Idaho ran
the wore to 30 to 23, after which
the CuiiKaivt scored ope basket.
Clowe guai'dlm; by the Vandals
kept tho V. S. C. players In check.
Huntley Cordon, State eollcKo
center, wim held In Jea.b by Ken
neth Parks, who played a bril
liant game. Drum in nnd, gun rd,
and 'Wicks, forward, -tallied nln
j)ointK aeh for Idaho. MeLarney,
Kiiurd, led tho Cougar scorers with
eiht points,
This was Idatio's first victory
in the northern division of tho
Pacific coast conference.
OAKLAND, Cal., Jan. 21. A
Stanford diversity's basketball
team ended a five year lowing
streak ut the hands of California
hero tonight by defeating the
Hears 37 to 32 In a game that
required five minutes extra time
tu determine a winner.
At the end of the regular play
lug time, I he score was tl-d at
30-;in, but Stanford outscored tho
Bears 7 to 2 In the extra period,
More excitement and thrilln
were parked into the last ten min
utes of the Ktiiiic. than has been
Hcen in any single content ti this
floor for the last few years. Seventy-five
hundred spectators were
on their feet constantly during the
closing moments.
University Starts With Rush
And Take Early Lead Un
til Washington Offensive
0. S. C. Mondey.
KOiMNK, On;., Jan. 21. M'l-
MANERO BATTLES DEMPSEY BACKjPROSPEGT? GAGERS FRISBIE MEETS
F
C?SAYS OLD PAL
JUVIKUA COLWTKY t'bl'n,
I-uh Angeles, Jan. 24 Pj The
last of the favorites, Tony Manero,
slight New Yorker, stood off the
deti'i'tnlned game of tall, dark
Mortie Uulra, Jong Beach, Cal.,
and moved Into the final round of
the motion liicture $3.2 Hit mat Hi
StartS tO Click PlayS' l,l:, ",f tournament today by
WlllillllK HI" Ml'llll-Ullilia UUt'l UI1U
I.
At the same time a lanky Texas
youth, Ualph C.uldahl of Dallas,
only a year removed from the
amateur ranks, look a 3 and 1 do
Half Million Will Bring Him
Back, and He Wa
Slaughter Carnero
Champ Eager for Battle.
n
LAI
I IiAKE PLACID CIA'B. N. Y..
Jan, IM.-r-Wj Walter Chunnins.oC
ioHtun, with douH brod In hi own
kennels, won tho fourth annual
L,ako d'lacld tiled dos derby ucr
today.
The University of U'.lhinKton I clslon over the heavy hilling Fred
chalked up Its sixth consecutive
Northwest Division 'Pacific coast
. Interest of Jledford jiml sotith
I rill1 Ori'Kon wrestlltiK fans Is cell
i teri.il In next Wednesday's card
when Hay Frlsbie, local heuvy-
welitht, will meet Hon Mull'. Auh
Mlled with vodka but sans , truun t.hlimJion, at tho Aimmy
beards and boots, members of' thujm.xt Wednesday. M ulr has thrown
ltusslan Iinjierlal (luards. surren- some of tho best matmen on the
Back, and He Wants To!tr ,he !'17T ':ifflu!l tmo In
,;,.,., iview of tin- local boys victory
EX- "V" eolorful basketball names k(, nvcr lu. ,.,,. vct.
l tne season u p.ayeu on ...e iw; Ja(.k omiino. A s,K.cial
' , .i, ,. , , ". 7 Vh ' ill present Cecil Uairick
game, did not simekh the spirit
of the new team's ' gulshevikl '
( Iiii manager. Clara Aluiw Fusoil. who
IAK ANCKI-KS, Jan. 21. iV)
TakinK u Ulck lead at the start,
the University of California at Los
AngekM foiiKht off a Southern Cal
ifornia rally in the Heeond half
and won easily 2I to 1H In a I'ough
busketball game featured by Ivlnth
icum'w xual whootipg and excel
lent floor work of l.ubln at guard.
At the Heeond half opeultiK, Bill
,,. ,., II nil t I lerco ri'KiHteri'd a brace of field
two ennvoili.rl fr,w, throwM. at lhoiff"'l,H ;'mI
same time keeIng Medford score
less to the end of the half. Seoro
nt half, MedTord 1 -I, ShaHla 7.
Ily this time it was evident that
Shnstu was not as finished u leam
us Medford and It looked like
tho Heeond half would ho a walk
over. The visitors, however, came
back with their usual Hirong de
fense but ama-ed the crowd with
their smashing attack. In a few
mluutcK the score stood reverred
and Shasta hud the long end of a
ID to H board, The crowd were
on their f-'rt "ltd made the rafters
ring when Odd Hughes on a beau
tiful play under the basket hook
ed one in again reversing the
counters. Medford 1U. Hhama 15.
Tho choon of the Medford sup
porters were short -lived for Kl
wanlf, center nnd utitHlanding
player for the visitors found tho
basket. Medford reversed thirt
Rgaln nnd UKain Shanta took back
Die lead. Attain ! again the for
tunes of war changed until the
crowd became delirious when hut
a few seconds r'jmnlned and Shas
ta led 22 to 20. Just before tho
e,nd of tho period Odd Hughes
Kt away and nhnt a beauty tte
ing the score.
In the overtime Caldwell broke
the Jinx nnd the visitors broke
when after cnldwelTH field Koal
Hughes duplicated. Then Medford
stalled to the end of the period
mid tho score stood at UG to 22
In favor of Medford. At the last
gun students rushed on the floor
to carry Harrington around on
their shoulders us this was his
last gamp.
, The line-ups were us follows:
M ml ford
llughen F)
Clay ( V)
Caldwell (C)
llarrluglou C) -Shiel
(O)
Total
Mt. Shasta
I. Ilowarth K)
K. Ilowailh (l')
VMwards (C)
liizil (C)
Kller (;
TIlOlppMHl (S) ...
l.ennier (S)
Total -
Deal of (iruiUrt l'ass refereed.
Medford .lunhn' high ilefealed
titanic I'iim Junior high lant night,
UG to 4 at (iruntrt Tass.
.The Melford MidgetH lost to
Ornnts ,1'uhh MidgetH. l to .
The Tiger Cubs hint night !'
fcaled the St. Mary's five J9 tj
24 in the preliminary nt the At'-'
niory. Howard Schcffd reTereed.
The game was marked hy n mini
brr of fouls, and at the end uf
the find nuarter the set ire was
0 4 In favor of the Cubs, wh
held a lead throuuhout the Kame '
I'atton. playing right forward
,for the Cubs brought In Vwo
points for St. Mary's when he put
the ball In the wrong basket.
The whole second Tiger stritiK
went In during the second tiar
tor, nnd imain In the last. Kstes
was the only vubHtlttite for t.
Mary's.
Patton was high scorer for the
.cubs, with 11 points, wlillo Smith
of HI. Marys had 'a lut.il of 11
polniH.
'The llne-upM wee:
Tiger Cubs St. Mary's
Pntton (14) K....U. Wilson ( )
Thomas (j K . , Smith (ll
..t Umewjii (
a n
Llndley , Ci)
Dullalre
Latham (5)
Substitutes: Cubs. Ilcddy for
Ptttton; Klson for Thonin: Mr
Uonald for Mndley; Schai-rfer fr
Oallalre, und Knlps (I) for An
them. Hi. Mury'n. Kwtes for Wilson.
Caldwell two froe
throws fiir Soul hern Calif orn f
tieing the score at IZ all. I.inthl
1'iim, however, came right back
with two field shots and after
that I. C. 1j. A. was ahead for
the rest of the game, two coin
pleto teams being used, lublu of
the Itruins and Krank (iardncr
of Southern California went out
of the game on personal fou!,
which totalled 'Jl for both teanih.
The victory puts 1. c. L. A.
in the Pacific coast conference
lead Hi nee 'alifornla lost tonight
to Stanford. U. c. . A..'s only
oonfereneo defeat to da to was by
California.
4
baxkotbalt conference victory hero
tonight, defeating tho University
of Oregon, 38 tu 2C.
The Wcbfootri started out a,s if
they intended to avenge the de
feat the Huskies handed them
last night. They scored five points
before Washington -counted Its
first score. Then Cnlrney, Wash
ington guard, convened a free
throw and he and H wan son found
the hoop in quick succession for
field goal.
Once the Huskle.s got together
In their offensive plaiw lliey moved
steudily forward and at half time
were leading. 1 ii to 11.
The Webfoots came In with a
rush In the second period and
Stevens ;ent a long one through
tho hoop. That was the last time
O rego n t h re a ten cd to sew up the
score.
ltuberts, Oregon center, had thej
jump on Swanson In tonight' game!
and consistently took the tip-off.!
Cut the Huskies nee mod to be pre- j
pared, lost little time in getting
possession if the ball and working
it down within scoring distance.
SwanHon dropped in three suc
cessive field goals in the last few
minutes of pliiy. He was high
scorer of the game with 14 point.
Washington next play Oregon
State at Corvallis Monday and
Tuesday.
The lineups and summary:
Morrison, Olendale, Cal. A heavy
wind made good scores impossible.
Mtltw.w, n'H'ltn.l liio i.r.nn l .1...
semi-finals bracket by defeating I Dnf,y' "that th? ili
Jrio Sea vail, Los Angeles pro, 0
and 4 In the quarter tlmils this
morning. (iuhlahl had a narrow
squeak In his quarter finals play,
sinking a fifteen foot putt on the
lHth to win from Olin Uutra. Santa
Monica, Cal., brother of Mortie,
one up.
Morris had easy sailing with
Neil Christian and brought his
morning match to a hasty eon-
elusion by Jrounclng the Portland,
Ore., pro, 0 and &. In winning he
was one over par. Mortie Dutra
took Clarence Clark of Tulsa
Okla.. out of tho picture 4 nnd 3
In the quarter final bracket.
The finals tomorrow will be
played over '4H holey, the winner
taking $1,000 and the runnoiup
5ti00.
and- .foe Hrantao, tough minor,
fur 45 minutes. -
NEW YOISK. Jan. 24. tP) Iiii nian.,(tl. ,.!..,. Fuson. who' "w-m
mure or less official language the IinniJlin,t,d Saturday that the Kus-! Vn ono n.onirrv 4aV ft
word is out today Jack Oempsey Mian Imperial CUiaids of Medford; ... . .
will fight again this summer it i av tile .Klamath Knll In-t " . . i
dependents at an early date audi '
are signing for games with . every ' ZZZZ
important town team in the atate. 'SSS
The new squad, which threatens 'sssss
to end basketball Imperialism s
without the aid of the IJolshevbit
army, is composed of Stap Itlden, ' Z rrs
Kred Cii'eene, lioan Oreeno, Estill ssss
Phipps. Orville WI I s,o n, Lee
Franks and Jack Hughes. 1 7777
The loss of Friday night's game :
m( & WATCH w
jREPAIRINGl'
nnd wherever some kind Kentle
man can lay $500,000 on the line.
"Voll can safely sny," whispers
TL COBB OFF H!S
NKW YORK. Jan. 24. (!')
They were sitting around tho tea
cups in the locker room after 1 S
blustery holes of nolf. In freezing
weather over the course of the
North Hempstead country club
on l-ong lslapd, when liabe Ituth
was asked to pick an all-star
baseball array, Just tu warm up
argument.
Hnsing his selections on lib' own
personal ohservat Ions 5 over the,
last 15 or L'O years, he named the
following:
First base Hal Chase.
Second base larry Lajoie.
Shortstop Hans Wagner.
Third base Joe Jackson. '
Left fold--Ty Cobb.
I light Field Harry Hooper.
Catcher Itay Sehalk.
Pitchers Christy Mathewsun.
Kddle Plank and Herbert Pen
Washington 3S)
Swygartl. f ...
Fuller, f
Swanson, c
We.-t. g
Cnlrney, g ...
Perry, f
Totals
Oregon C!ti)
Holp. f
Kherhart, f
Roberts, e ...
Stevens, g ....
Levoff, g
ClaliiiiN, f ....
Keetian, f ....
.15
Ffi.
. 1
. 1
,. 1
. Ii
mm
1-MiRen. At, ALT 0
I'atton, o. ,1., .M.T Ii
llahn, Al, Nats (i
I'llce. II., Gates 3
l.ounsborry, I'.. ,l.T...(i
Hankin, II.. Klks
S 7
FT l'K
2 I
1 1
Totals ,.. 10
TBALL
SAX MUAXCISCO. Jan. 24. M'l
Football Is still on the sport
calendar in this section. Tomor
row Jit Kezar stadium two all-star
elevens featuiiiiK many former
college stars, will clash In a char
ity contest sponsored by . the
Kitkhts of '('olumhu.
The midwinter classic will brim;
toKother suth performi'rs its Joe
Mavoldl, fullback oil last year'
Notre Dame team; Ernie Nevers.
former .Stanford fullback; Larry
Iteltencourl, cunter, and lite
la'ranklan, . end, two ex-St. .Marys
slars. Nevcrs. Itettcncourt and
Kranklan were nll-Amorlcun play
ers of their day.
Kavoldl will leail one of the
teams. He will lie assisted by
.sueh luminaries as Ituss Saumlei-s.
liates, (!., dales 3
Saylor, (1., dates 3
Anile. , dates 3
Cannon, M., dates. ...3
Noud, T., .Vats (i
Xewland, N .M.O.L...6
l.ounsberry, (!., Nats..G
JOads, ti., lOlks 0
jilaRen, 11., Typos .-..ti
Hhreve. 11.. .AI T (j
Krlckson, F.', i;iks 3
Murray, J., Typos ti
3 Ward. T Nats U
Watson, .1. V., .M.U.L. Ii
Watson, I). Mann's. ...3
dill, .!., Klks (i
Heath, 1J.. .1.I),L Ii
Klliolt. C. Typos ti
(IIII. II., .Mann's 3
Ferguson, I-;., Tyiios.-.ti
Greene, U., Tyiais 0
HussoiiK. 1' t'opeo....3
I'abrlek, d .M.U.L f.
llalleck. II., Teleus .O
lllyth. L., Telcos (i
Itullls. S.. dopco 3
Crawford, .1., Telcos. (i
Newland, II., ,ats....li
lluchlson, I)., Coijihi..3
Hartun, II,, Telcos.. ..Ii
Callan, 1'.'., Copco 3
Hussoitfr. 11., Copco. ...3
I.eclerc, 11., .Mann's. ...3
DeLlsle. A.. Telcos. ...0
1'llhl. 1... M.T (i
Johnston, I)., Maun's3
Coleman, I., M.1J.I. 3
.Moffalt, .1., Mann's ...3
I
. ,' , . . .. .1 t utiarti'i'liaek: linn Moses, halfback
the babe clicked off the names
of his infield, guile a few niliiht '
pretef the ureal l-aldio Collins nt
the keystone sack or Hill Terry
1110 101
113S mo
1127 XS
500 1S7
1071 1711
10C7 175
10-10 173
521 173
513 171
511 170
511 170
1018 170
1017 170
1017. 170
1004- 107
MO 1117
!I98 107
500 1117
007 lOti
UO'lyi ltili
oir iu4
477" 1511
1)61 15!)
047 15S
03.S 1 5(i
4 50 153
012 152
1103 151
4 10 150
7211 14 5
K5(, 142
X52 142
421! 142
X51 142
SI I 141
410 1411
"35 139
404 135
400 133
400 133
7 77 130
747 125 ;
350 120 ;
341 114.
202 97 j
Jan. 24.!
ready and eager for another
comeback, lie wants only one
flight but be nilKht make two. 1
have talked 11 over with him sev
eral limes. He's ready to ko.
"If old Tex Ilickard were "till
alive. Jack would be in training
today. He feels he has at leasti i- ......ji,,...,., i,v ihe'louil team to
the inspiration Jim Grieves of-
feved tho rrospectors when he .
appeared on tho floor prior .to
the game clad hi athlete's ap-jrsr
parel. The pep rally which on-IS
sued Inspired the Prospect tonm
10 fight. i!ut the promise of food ' S
to follow comiuerod the minds .of
the hungry Itusslanp. who thought
of little else until the game was j
ended and refreshments served. , rss:
The team's manager requests '
lhat refreshments, not be. ,ni-: r:
nounced until the close of . tlie ;
game In the next town she in-j:
vades with her siiiuid. j .
i.r..ui,,.,.t ,tur,;it,.H ti... .Tckson-i
Sharkey hiy Brovclllng on ""', yjllp basketball team Friday night:
canvas . lainiing foul, tile referee. ls ,u ,,. ,n onc uf t)lc hardesf
one more great fight left In his
system. At 35 he can't believe he's
through. 1 can't either, l'ropcrly
trained, he should bo al the peak
of his physical powers, but
Where's tho promoter?
Duffy is the one man in the
fight game today who really
knows what is going oji In the
ever-changing, volatile mind of
the old man mauler.
It was Dllfry who leaned thru
the ropes that spectacular, night
in the Yankee stadium and
screamed: "count that man out."j
When everyone else in the cornel'j
was stunned and speechless. Jack
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pauved bewildered and helpless
and Ijempsey needed a friend as
he had never needed one berore.
Duffy directed the attack a few
months later when Dempsey floor
ed (Jene Tunney for tho long
count In Chicago and missed re
gaining the heavyweight cham
pionship by the breadth of those
extra seconds. .Jle is Dempsey's
lone counsellor and it has placed
him In onu of the most difficult
spots of his entire career.
For the one man D e m P e y
wants to fight the one fellow he
believes can help move a gate
that will return him ir.00.000 is
fought league games of the sea
son. The game. was in doubt from
the opening toss. The Jackson
ville ouintct put up a strong bat
tie against Jim GrteYe' proteges
and lowt by only one basket.
The Jacksonville girls defeat
ed the Prospect teasers by, a' large
score.
CHICAGO, Jan. '24. ) A be
quest of approximately $1.000,0UU
to the University of Chicago was
made In the will of tho late Al
bert P.. Kuppcnhclmer, son of -the
founder of the clothing house
bearing his name, filed for -pro
Primo Carnero. fistinias moby ,ato. The. will disposed of a
dick, and Duffy is the guiding
hand behind the Italian giant's
American endeavors. lie would
have to choose between Oempsey
and Camera and he says his
choice would go to .tho old cham
pion. .
SA 1. 10 M . O re. , Ja n . M . (Pi
The I'nivorsity of Oregon fresh
men banded Salem high school its
first basketball defeat of the seas
on here tonight. The score was
32 to :M5.
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HUNTSVUJ.K
(Ti Kny Stover of Sacramento
led the in ushers In the Oregon
dug derby here this afternoon
for the first half of the race,
when he cum pie ted the 2.'i in lies
in two hours, eight minutes and
four seconds.
Gill McCoy of Keno, New, was
second, iwo minutcn and three
seconds behind Stover.
.Four seconds behind McCoy.
Dean 1 Lamia of Ashton, Idaho,
brought his dogs in and Fred
Printz of Portland, Ore., finished
fourth. In '.':17::to. ;'
at first, but the consensus of
Kutli's hearers was that it would
be extremely difficult, if not Im
possible, (o put together u better
nfteld ((uartet, w far as modern
times are concerned.
The outfield, however, came
close to being heretical, as he
showed a strong lucliiikttlon to
leave off Ty Cobb as well as Tris
Speaker.
Unfortunate though his exit
from the game, "Slim-lews'' Joe
Jnckxou uniuesilnuaby ranked
with I he Krcal nut f tel. ins of alt
Him Kmh'ti nphiliin. He hsd u
iiupevloi as a iialunri htlter.
Tho bureau of standard has
brn asked to tt radium eon
plrnment worth 1:,r.,ftft0, oik nt
(he bilged fingh orders on record'
MOXTItKAU Oue.. Jan. 24 VV
For the fourth time in fiv years
Oeorge I. oil, young Davis cup ace.
wttn the Canadian indoor . tennis
rsinglen championship today.
The ChlcagoMtt out stead led an
other young David cup player.
John Van Hyn of Phll ..elphla i
a upectacular final round (druggie
tu win 6-5. U-7. 7-:. 1-6. -S.
Loll won the title in I'.'l'T and
WIS, slitii'lldeted It to J. WiIIhtI
Mall if South iirange, . J.. In
i:i"'J and regalu:d Ii ia.-M year.
Uol t's triumph today was gain
ed only a -r a gi ueltiuK match
In which every point had to be
,cwn (4ti'ht for.
WilMnn bott and an ll n later teaincd
up nnd won the doubly champ -ioiithlp,
conquering J. tlu?M-rt Hall
of South Orange, N. J,, und K. V.
U'allA of Jjimtreal, In straight
setx.
rht American IhvIh eup playnr
won tho firt set utter a tttanU
struggle, 1 H-l ti, nnd then
both fiiriuer Suit t hern 'a liforni
men: llenny Umi ami "llrick"
Marcus, former California half
backs. lletteucourt anil Kranklan will
act as captains uf the local squads,
composed mostly of former St.
Mary's player. Proceeds of the
game will be ued to aid unemployed.
through Hall and his Canadian
p.trtner f.r the next two .et.; in
e;t t ;tshb'i, tl S tt I ,
CHICAOO. Jan. 21. UV Ar
thur Thurnblad of Chit axo and
the fiery Olio Itelselt of Phlln
dolphin extended their winning
.Htivaks to four each and remained
deadlocked for the technical lend
in the U orbi's thrt e-euwhlitn bil
liard championship fight td:iy.
Thmnbl.id breeiced .i an e.iM
victory In swamping Frank Sco
ville of Ituftalo. ;o to A 7 In .'. 1
inning", while Keisclt wa forced
to right the hardest match In the
tournament to keep hU nlate clean.
He gained n 4 1 to St! edge on
Charles Jordan of Los Angeled In
tho 43vd Inning but the coast star
spurted and had the result in doubt
UUlll Itoiwelt clicked off hln final
point. lielseir hlsh run, eight
points, was the tournament record.
Jordan, lotti(r of four ntrulsht
fwepi , game!", neored a hlsh run of five.
ScovIIIp hnn lost four out of
five nt.irti. Hi flinch vtctnrv w i-
ver Champion Johnu l,.iieii
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