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HUSKYFORWARD
10 42-34 LOSS
BEATS STATERS
ALUMNI QUINT
riimu TnAimnmn
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j Ivan liar i-iiiK ton, one of Motl
i ford hiah svhouVm slam last se
' nu'sttT, played on the alumni
1 team wluMi the hih school mi u ail
moi the r rails last eveiiint; at tlu
The Iilahri iicf,
at Oregon's hands
it, tlu second !
chum-!
division, i i-fcini mm iiiiui ii'iiin.H,
pecuveiy, were nanisneii on
, personal fouls in the second half.
Kherhart led the scoring with
11, followed l.y his mate. Calkins,
with H. v'auiaia Druinmond was
! hit,'h for Idaho with
taealar Umv field goal by -Ned
Nelson, substitute forward, nave
the University of Washington a
i h rilling lis to victory over
Oregon Stati' eoHee here tonight
to send the Huskies one notch
closer to the northern
riiclfic' coast conlefenc)
pionshlp.
1 lank Swanson. I luskie renter,
tied I ho score at iii-all in the
last four minutes and Nelson fol
lowed a in in ute later with his
- victory stroke. Washing ton play
ed keep-away the last two min
utes during which not a single
Heaver got a hand on the hall.
) Iven Fagftns; clever center, open
, ed the scoring in the first half
when he tallied a field goal for
. Oregon State. The lieavers ran
; the count to -I -1 hot Washington
: came hack to lake the lead at fi-4
on shots hy Sutler and Swanson.
limk ii aysi n I ied it up l"r O.
S. i Willi a fret- throw, hut the
Huskies forged into tlu- I. -ad again
on a basket hy Swyga rd and then ;
widened the margin to 1 ; -1 I al !
half time. j IJKUKKT.KV, (Nil.. !
The Heavers' came out with a' The University of
vengeance and penned up a drivei basketball team went into
.MOSCOW. Idaho, rVb. 7 LPl
The University of Oregon defeat
-d the University of Idaho. 42 ti
34. In a Pacific coast conference I armory, and marked off i of the
I basketball game here tonight. 19 mllUs for tno oUlt'r "s w
1USI J.I III l.
I "Odd" Hughes, flashy forward,
'scored lti points for the high
i school team. The alumni team
never led the scoring and at tne
end of the first niiarler had one
point, scored on a foul.
A fair sized crowd attended tho
encounter, and was laughing most
of the time at the ridiculous
methods employed t hy alumni
players, lloth teams seemed to
have trouble standing up, and
! from one to four wen rolling on
tiie floor the greater part of the
time.
Some of the graduate hoopsters
got off such good dribbles and
r,,.,u,.u ih.tv ..vhorioiii-oil liiffiml-
Keenan and Wicks, bright stars , fn M, ' ......... wneu ...
tempting to shoot a score.
The South-Methodist boys de
feated the high school Tiger Cubs
31 to 17 in the preliminary. .1.
l'owell starred for the Methodists,
counting up 2u points. Young
0. S. C. Puts Up Thrilling' nights, dropped the Vandals into
i- . ; ,ili!t l'1"' ht 'he northern tlivis-
Battle With Fagans at; ion standings.
rt i in rt I 11 time it looked like an Id
Center Main SCOrer aim victory in the first half, as
n i ii lno Vandals wiped out a four point
Lewis Sore Leg Hanoi-, wei.fom to K ..ut from 12
rane at Ctart 1,1 ' Kortnwit Kherhart. Ore-
UaJJo al Olal I. ; gnn center, shot two goals lo
j lie the score, and the lead alter
tf.M.rTI ... - , . ., I natcd until the end of the first
1
ended 2(i
for
half, which
Oregon.
The Wcbfoots gradually crept
away from the slower Idaho five
in the second half.
fir
Thomas lot the l'u:y. scoring 11
points.
ilisli School Alumni
Clay (4 ) P Widen
llUKlli-H (11!) K Wilson (L1)
Caldwell (() .' l'hipps
'1'liomaH il (Ji'eene
Heheell.ll C, I'ranld (1
Suhst limes, hish school: (1.
TO HE TROJANS
j Harrington ( 1? ) , While (2). Sub
stitutes, alumni: I la met, jumn
(1). Swanson (4). Williams, New
land (1). 1. Harrington (10. Alva
Laws, referee.
Medford Cubs
that swept the Huskies off their
feet. Merrill and Lyman tied tho
score at IS-all and then the lat
ter snt O. S. t ahrnd with a
sensational field goal.
Oregon State continued to hold
the advantage in spite of succes
sive substituting by Una h llec
I Thomas ( 1
j h'lsou (-1
b. 7.-11 undley
ihforn.a j Kni,(S
ror lirst place in tne soutnern ui- n
vision basketball race of tho const i ,iv Trill
ton ami
conference here tonight by trim
ming the University of California
at Los Angeles Bruins 30 to liN in
a game that went five minutes
overtime.
The Bears were tied for first'
Kdmundson of Washington until 1 with the Southern California Tro
the last four minutes of play when . jans. who defeated Stanford to
Swanson came through with a ty- I night 33 to 22.
ing basket and Nelson ropped hi. At the end of the regular play
the winning point from the mid- J ing time, the two teams were
die of Hie Moor. 'tied ut L'U all, due to a field bas
in an endeavor to stop the! kct scored in the last thirty sec
AVashingtnn rush in the first onds of play by Dick Von llagen,
half. Coach Kbits (ll sent his star Jiruin forward. At half lime, the
center, Kd Lewis Into the game Hears held a slim 13 to 11 mar
hut tho latter weakened tho team I gin, after the liruln second string
contriM-ably .clue to a stiHy 1R has played the fiist fifteen min
whii'h hnn been keeping him out;utes of the game,
of play, l'agans replaced him af-j The five minutes extra timo was
tor" a couple of minutes.
The lineup anil summary:
O. s. C. (lit;) C,
Lyman, t It
Mallard, f 3
Paganf. r ". 2
Merrill, g -
Craysou. g 1
Totals
Washington '(2S)
rfwygard. f
Uuller. f
Nelson, f
SWanson. c
West, g
f'airney, g
flritsch, K
Tolnls
....1 t
(',
.... 3
.... 1
.... I
.... 3
.... 1
j the wildest seen here In many
1 seasons, and the California mar
I7 I'Fjgin of victory rested in the arms
0 ; of Jack Head, sophomore center.
who caged two baskets from the
1 4 field. Linthieum scored the only
points for the Uruins with a field
basket.
The entire last minuto found
l"!lhe all under tho California goals.
i'1 I'''! ut the liruins were unalbe to get
1 1 I through the hoop to rio the score.
0 LOS ANCi 1CL10S, Feb. 7.
1 I In a slow, eventless game the Un
it I iversiiy of Southern California
2 basketball quintet tonight defeat
ll ed Stanford University. 33 to 22.
The Trojans were ahead 2A to 7
S i at half time.
ton,
r
S. Methodists
I ! Ai'tlmr S)
!' Kiank (L'l
l" .1. Tovvell (ill)
G K. Pmvoll
C 11. l'owell (1)
. Cuhs substitutes: lled
.McDonalil. Schmidt, Pal
Lathtim. Ivatt Ilat'i-ini;-
refefee. .
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Amtutiiiteit I'rtss I'tiulO
Joe Judge, veteran of 15 eanv
palgns with the Washington Sena
tors, has been recognized ae the
greatest fielding first baseman In
American league history. He has
led his league rivals in fielding de
fense for eight seasons.
AA rlUr Tft' A ne- musical Instrument re- Now that New
LllL I I 19 Whether1 they -can keep their ruhher-pav. , hir-l
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GI RIGID TEST
pity, Tho Ilumorirtt.
.l.-rsey has a WASH INC. TON. Feb. 7. UP)
hirhwny, the tint- The senate today passed thf house
i amended bill authorizing appropriation of
hitting ,-i pedt-s- another $1 nO.oaa.OfKi to expand the
f '!! tmMuM ---1 udmv public building prnxmni.
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LOCALGlESj I
COAST GOLF TITLE
PLAY DATES SET;
101
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BY ROOKS. 3216
COKVALLIS. Ore, Keh. 7. tP)
The tregon State rooks ended
their basketball reason here to
day, trouncing the Oregon frosh,
32 to l(i.
The victory evened the four
game series, each team winning
two games.
The Hooks completely outclass
ed the frosh today and kept in
front throughout the game. Conch
Lamb put In his second siring
men after the first five had run
up an IS-point lead.
S K A TT I .K. Feb . 7 . (P) l)a t es
for the season's championship
tournaments were set today by the
directors of the Pacific Northwest
Coif association at their annual
mid-winter meeting here.
The Pacific northwest amateur
competition for men and women
will be held during the week of
Juno 22 to and the open tour
nament is scheduled for the pre
ceding Friday and Saturday, Juno
Hi and 20.
It was arranged several months
ago to hold the men's amateur
championship at the Fircrost Golf
club. Tacotna, and the women's
meet over both tho Tacnma coun
try and golf club and the Fire rest
courses. The women will play the
first three days at the Tacoma
club. The open will bo held at
the Tacoma golf club.
At the request of the United
States Golf association, the direc
tors undertook responsibility for
the administration of the Pacific
Northwest sectional qualifying:
rounds for tho national and open
tournaments.
Tho amateur nnd open qualify
ing tests havve: been, awarded . Se
attle, the amateur on July-a nnd
Hie open on Juno 8, but there is
a possibility that this arrangement
will be changed, with 1'ortland
getting the amateur : trial.
lndicat ions of Jut how strong
.Med lord high's basket b;i I) team is
will h gained in the two-game
series with the ( 'hemniva Indians
here net week-end.
I'hemawa held the fatt -breaking
Salem husketeers lor three qnar-i
lets on almost ewn terms, but
wilt I'd in the frurth to lose :!-'-
!S. Salem has practically the same'
team as Uwt year and is rated ;s
stroll-- as nny In t be state, Che -1
mawa defeated the W ilia met te ;
university freshmen 1 .1-1 2 and t be
frosh plav at Ashland this w ek-i
end.
chemawa has ;i :i2-24 win over,
the Llnfiebt college freshmen, j
lost to Monmouth normal :l ."i -2 2 . ;
to Silverton 1 II-1 beat Wood
burn It 1 - 2S, Grande Hondo 2"i-2t. ,
and il lopped by two points a :
struggle with Oregon City, 23-21.'
There a re . wo r g u la rs f ro'fn i
last year' lineup on the Chemawa j
team. Due lo the fact that the
Indian s bonl has no gymnasium
their teams are usually slow .-t:i rt - (
ing, but gain mom cm um as the '
season progresses. '
s a ri'sult they go Kante!
Hock ne's Notre Ma me Uam biers ;
one better because they are en -;
I i rely a ro;id team and are used
to playing on the opponent's floor.)
The Indians are developing fa't
as their late-season scores indi-:
cate mid are rated much stronger j
now than two weeks ago. i
Press notices from upstate say
that for the past nine years a I
least chemawa h:is Ucvu a nircng
exponent of the short -puss fast
working game. There has never
been any place in their game fori
stalling and they break into the
of lens. like a gust ,,f wind. They j
play hard and fast, going almost j
at top speed throughout the game.
This requires lots of strength and J
slamina but the Indians have al - J
ways been able 1 stand up under;
the strain. J
"There is nothing abcut their
style that resembles the so-called
percentage" hitskethall. They don t
run to spots on the floor, but at-)
tempt to clear u way to the goaL
by continually weaving in and out
of the defense.','
KALKM, Keh. 7. A) A predic
tion made before the opening of
the legislature by Charles V. Gal
loway, chairman of the state tux
commission, that the tax question
would overshadow all other issues
in the session, appears In a fair
way to be fulfilled, Avith four
weeks of the session gone and
tax matters becoming more com
plicated. '
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TODAY
1 AND
TOMORROW!
Fiery! Frivolous! Frothy!
"THE
MATRIMONIAL BED
is covered. with a JCrazy Q uilt
of eMatrimonialiTangles!
A gay, sophisticated farce laid
in Paris, the city of beautiful non.'
sense, where only the river is Seine!
ON SOLDIER FIELD
XHU' YORK, Feb. 7. (P)
Soldier field, t 'hlcago, Rceno of
many a historic sporting combat,
today was selected as the site for
the final trials to choose tho team
to represent tho United States In
the HCLi Olympic track and field
names nt Los Angeles.
Tho Olympic track and field
c(nn mil tee, which announced the
selection of Chicago, also fixed the
dates nt July 15 and lit. Although
tho size of the team, which will
wear the emblem of "Undo Sam"
was discussed, no action was tak
en. The general opinion, however,
appeared to be In favor of the
maximum strength of 81 ut hie ten
three for each event.
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Don't Miss It!
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nnd
IT'S FUNNY!
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WITH
LILYAN TASHMAN . FRANK FAY
JAMES GLEAS0N
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AND A GREAT CAST OF FUNSTERS
IIAULINfJF.N. -Texna, Feb. 7.
fypi Craig Wood of Deal, N. J..
became a favorite to win the
Sl.nno top prize when ho ran away
from the field of the 1 1m lingeri
open golf tournament hero today,
shooting a lift for the first lfc holes
In the $3,500 event'.
llo turned In a card of 31 out
and 31 In, on the 7 2 -par course.
I le shot seven birdies.
Close on tho heels of Wood came
Morton 'Smith of New York with
a fill, 35 out and 34 in. It wus
the first time Smith ha nhown to
advantage but today ho hit his
stride and excepting for a little
faulty work on tho greens, might
hnve lowered his bid two or three
stroked.
N'KW YOIEK. Feb. 7. 'TV-The
truck and field committee of t he
American Olympic body todny an
nounced the final trin Is to select
t he team to represent the United
States would bp held in Chicago
July 15 and K, l!3l, prohnhly nt
Soldier field.
FOR LEGION BOUT
. Reports from.'UU parlu. ,ot .lack
son county indicate a very large
turn out for the coming hlg event.
namely the free American Lesion
smoker to bo held next Monday
niKht, February, nt the Armory
In Modfotd. ,-
Legionnaires, ex-service men,
Spanish war veterans and Ci. A. U.
are all invited 'o attend.
An unusually good card has
been arranged by the committee
in chni'Ho. The hendllners are lo
cal men and are more or less well
known to the public, Hitch as
Fronchy Levitt, a wrestler who
has recently returned from a tour
of the .Middle West, and Young
Rittet'fl, another local boy of no
mean ability. Levitt, lliio pounds
and Hitters 225.
Mr. Levitt will nlsn give a lti.
minute lecture and exhibition aid
ed by Cecil Harrick.
In addition to the wre.stllnK
there will be Hi rounds of boxing.
These mulches arc being arranged
thrntigh the courtesy -of Captain
Carl Y. ToiiRwald of tho National
Ouard. The boys In these bouts
are being drawn from Company
"A" Medford National (Itund and
from I lenduuarterR company of the
M ed ford Na t iona 1 i uard . The
public Is assured thnt all are local
boys and will he surprised to rind
such wood entertainment In their
midst.
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I'HILAOLLUHIA. Feb 7. W.
The cnuaiiement of Al Simmon',
hat d -hit t fug ontfiebb r of th
world hiimplon I'hibidelphbi Ath
letics, to .Mi Ioro!hy Kiihn. ot
Jcnkinuton. 1'n.. has been brok
en "by mutual consent."
WASlHN'flTON, Feb. 7. fPi
Apjirrtxirnately 34,ono wort- on the
south and earn bindai Ich bus
been ndded to Mount It.ilnicr
National patk by the recent action
of I'rcsldeiit Hoover fn npproving
legislation revising pnrk boundar
ies, Hoiiice M. AliriKht. dltector
of tlr national park f-rvlcf. naid
tod.i v.
APPLEBY KEEPS
BALKUNE TITLE
x r: w you k . Feb. 7 .-pi-
Kdgar T. Appleby of New York
retained his niitional amateur I ft. 2
ha Ik line hlllfnrd chiimpfoiiMhip by
defeailug Monrad C. Wnlnren nf
Kverctt, Wash., lion to 01 1, in a
title match completed tonlKht.
Appleby, who had won the first
two blocks handily, captured the
final block UmlRttt by the convinc
ing niaigln of 300 to 2
tMltsble of the second , inning
when he ran 20 and tho eleventh
when he put together u Hiring of
22, Wulgren could not Ret the
Ivories under control.
Appleby, on tho other hand,
played consistently ami hnd high
runs of M In the 1Mb Inning ami
70 unfinished, hluhet of the
match. In the !Mh and final Inn
ing. Appleby com piled an average
of X M-in2 for the match and
Walgren one of 3ii-lol.
Your
Neighbors
MIAMI. Flu.. Feb. 7. F) Jnuelt
Hhouse. chairman of the national
democratic executive cn mm tit en,
told a Rnthering of piirty leaders
here ltiMt night that states whose
l emiteM will represent a majority
In the next natlon.il convention,
"have already declared for some
change In existing conditions and
If thm means going wet, then I sny
that the deiiioc rutin party f.ltendy
has gone wet."
SKW VOllK. Feb. 7. 'Vt
Amelia KarlfnrL ttiin-AHantlr
flier, and !-orge I'almer Putnam,
publisher .uid explonu-, were mar
ried lort.iy il the h..inc of Mr. 11
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