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BEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNTC, TifEDFORD, OREGON". FRIDAY, JAXTTART 6, 1933.
Tigers and Weed Clash Saturday
Goes To Brooklyn
WILL FACE FAST,
CLEVER QUINTET
Game Will Give Line On Ro-
tential Strength of Locals
Is View Phoenix-Tiger
Cubs In 8 P. M. Prelim
Coach Burgher'" bMketoail ct
will wlng into action at the Senior
high gym oaiuraay evening fc
o'clock to repel an Invading quintet
from Weed. al-. high school. A
arellmlnary beiween Phoenli hlh
eerfool and the Medford Tiger Cuba
It will atart at 8 oclocH.
Althouah Weed's strength la more
or less an unknown quantity, It la
reported that aome of the Callfor-
nlana are veterans or me noop game,
and with thla nucleua the Invaders
hare perfected a fast breaking and
atutreaslve team.
The Tleers have been alow In
rounding Into form, due to Infra
quency of Important battles. The
Saturday night tanglewtth Weed will
be one of she first major eni
menta of the current season and Is
expected to gave, fans a line on the
locale' possible strength.
In adlon to the lineup tenta
tively selected by Coach Burgher, he
1 grooming a sterling gang of Baa
ketetra In the secondary ranks, some
of whom, such as the elongated Bob
Unman, may see aSiojj on the first
squan oeiore iqpg.
Saturday's preliminary will glvethe
Tiger Cabs plenty of action as the
PHbenlx ouWlt la touted as a fait,
closes? knft segregation, Mine of
wtiosa rserabera are able to shoot
from any position with uncanny ac
curacy.
,The gardes are set for the later
boul In oader toeenatxe businessmen
and others io attend after closing of
stores. "
GIF WPETITI1
By nETfhFItH B,M.1AT.
(Aldnf. United States twlf Aesn.i
rrfcjv fbrik, Jan. ,&) tftxir
tltlon In the ajae of golf apwa to
be getlng- keener each year and 1033,
orf the.kas!sof the unusually lntor
estrng jear we have Jujt clced, Is
gplna to ahow aome sensational peV
ffiShftnrta. Wa ttwf. In parMcuaar, a gjoup of
70UMfc axmteur pissera who will males
a oternfmed atbemvt to bring back
the Utle which that flae sportsman,
R&ss SomervlMe, took to Canada last
seasQ,n for he first time.
In 4reraaittonal affairs, a team of
prorevttinal golfgrs from this c.jra
trj will meet the British tem for
the Bjler oup.'and likely mast, If
not all, of the members of that team
igil stay In England to compete In
the open championship there.
The open cftamonAitp of the
TTntftd Stales will be held In June
at the Norton Shore Oolf club, alen
5ew. 111.; the amateur ohsmpton
ahlp will be held at two Kenwood
Country club, Cincinnati, Ohio; the
women's championship will be held
at) Exnrpor Country club, Highland
Park, HI.; and publfb links cham
pionship wis be held In the far wst
for the first time In Its history, the
venue beJg Eaatmoreland municipal
course, Portland, Ore.
Be oor!ctly corseted.
Prices S.73-7.7S mid up.
KTKBiJ,WYN B. HOFFMANN.
Sixth and Holly.
Crack Forward
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In another trade which win alter
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Champions of Last Year 1
Are Slated to Repeat in
Scramble for Hoop Honor
By FORREST C. (PHOG) ALLEN. '
(Written for the Associated Press) j
LAWRENCE. Kas. (AP) Reviewing last yesr's champions and near i
champlona In the various basketball conlerencea of the country. I call your :
attention to the interesting fact that many of the championship teams 01 I
lsst year will repeat.
big league lineups next aprlng, Ray
lenge, atar right hander for the
timet, was traded to the Brook
lyn Dodgers for aeveral Dodger
players and caah. (Aaapolated
Preta Photo
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Omjtm Stats sn4 W, $. e.
Clash Twice On Weefc-
Erwl IHahe, Oregon graf
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STANFORD tJmVFIRSITT. Cll..
Jan. fl. fp) Stanford unlvralty'
football fortune .vre Tlrtually tn the
hndi of ClAiide Earl ("Tiny") Thorn
hUli protege of the old ma?r he
auccMvis u head coach, Glenn 8.
("Pop") Warnr, today u a reault
of a recommendation made laat night
by the board of athletic control.
The recommendation of Thornhlll
for the head coach post awalte the
approral of Dr. Robert B. Swain, aet
tiiaj president of the unlteralty, and
the unlveralty'a board of truateea.
Ttile approral la irenerally conaldered
a form&i.ty, however, it waa pointed
out.
At the name time, the athletic
board recommended tnat Ernie Nev
er, former Stanford fullback and
aide to Warner In I9sa, be appointed
ThornhlU'a chief analstant.
Eastern Normal
Trims Pendleton
l OBANDK, Ore.. Jan. tJ8.
Ewtern Orefon Normal echool de
Tcr.y CarJry plsya fpiw.n J on ! frated the Pendleton tnrtepsndent
the Stanford univerfi;: baake.ojill j b.ketbaU five here hut night, 32 to
team. Associated Press Photo)
Associated Paess Sporas Wrtr
SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 6. (AP)
6ne of th cloeoHt baaketbat races
tu the history of the northern dl
v late a Pacify Coaat conference la
lodha for this eenson w,hen two po
tctnttnl champlona atart the 40 -game
schedule at Pullman, Wash,, tonight,
Washington State College will en
tertain Oregon State with two gamee
this week end to rule the curtain
on tile 1EB3 anaple court etcaje. and?
Idftho, Oregon and Wo&hlngton will
foiloift with performances the foUqjv
lng week.
Reeks Hlxth Title
Waahlngton will aeck Itn sliftfi con
secutive northern division title tihla
season. The Huaklea won the crown
lasto year ki a hair-raiaii.g flnltd.,
conquering Washington Stale In the
last two games of the schedule to
nose out the Cougars By one vlo
tory.
Oregon State and Washington State
are IJfeured on paper to be excep
tionally strong this year and a three-
cornered race Is expected between
the two schools and Washington.
Coaches Jock Frlel of W, S. C,
81as OUl of O. S. a and Heo Ed
mundson of WiWilngton all report
stronger lineups this season. They
admit they have a chance to win
the championship but respect the
strength and ability of their opponents.
Three Favorites
Frlel believes Washington la the
team to beat for the crown; GUI
rates Washington Stat, as the favor
ite, and Ed mu net son figures Oregon
StAte the strongest title contender.
Following the Cougar-Beaver two-
game series this week end, Idaho
wilt awifc into action on Its home
floor against Oregon Stat Alonday
and Tuesday, and Oregon and Wash
ington will join the competition next
Friday and Saturday when Washing
ton State travels to Eugene, and
Idaho Journeys to the Husky battle
grounds here.
The season will eloee March 4.
FAVOfflllLL
Al Wlttmer'a Princeton Tigers, who
flashed brlrXant form to nose out Co
lumbia, seem again to be the choice in
the Eastern Intercollegiate league.
The Purdue Boilermakers, under
the tutelage of "Plggie" Lambert, de
veloped a formidable and versatile
machine to crash through to the
championship of the Big Ten with 11
wins and one defeat.
Purdue's early games this year
stamp her a powerful antagonist for
premier honors of 1033.
Coach Arthur "Dutch" lxnborg's
Northwestern Wildcats and Dave Mc-
3 MlUan's Mlnne&ta Oophers, who tied
9 each other for second place last year,
may present a threat. Northwestern
seefns to be the stronger of the two
challengers.
Can't flee Own Team.
My Katftas Jayhawkera of the Big
Sjx Conference pulled their second
consecutive championship out of the
fire by nosing out Oklahoma, and
j Missouri on the flriM night, breaking
a thrilling triple tie.
Oklahoma or Missouri are favored
this year by reasoa of the retftrn of
veteran players. Kansas returns un
seasoned material and does not ap
pear dangerous.
In the Missouri Valley confence,
Bchablnger's Crelg&oa team walked
away with top honors without being
hard pressed. Look out for Crelghton
again, in this conference.
In the Southern conference, now
known as the Southeastern. (Adolf.
Rupp's Kentucky Colonels tied Mary
land for first place, but In tfte con
ference tournament Georgia beat I
North Carolina for the title. Rupp
appears to have another formidable
outfit at Lexirton.
Christians In Southwest.
Gift W&l"s bovs of the Southwest
coafeQBBM won Ay lor unlvefesjty Its
first csrap!e3flhlg last year. Fran eft
Schmlatt at Texas Christian won tt,he
gonfalon the previous year and gave
Wtflf a great race for first honors
lost year. It looks like Texas Chris
tian thla year, for Baylor loses most
of her regulars.
In the eastern division of the
Ttocky Mount conference, Wlllard
"Dutch' Wltte's Wyoming Cowboys
swept through like a hurricane. They
then tumbled the western division
chanplons, Montana State, In two
straight games.
All of Wltte's high-powered scorers
ore back and It looks Hies another
tftgh year for the opposition.
Nibs Price of the California Bears
still Is up to his old tricks of wfri- i
nlng the Paclflo coast championship.
After winning their own division, the
Bears trounced "Hec" Edmundson's
Washington Huskies, North Pacific
coast ch a tip ions. In two successive
giftnes. Price and Edmundson should
be fighting it out again.
As in former years, the two power
ful Independent teams, Plttaburg and
Notes Dame, assure any outstanding
team a great battle. Both hove en
viable reputations to defend.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
BETTER BALANCED
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President Harridge" Sees
Even Battle for Pennant,
Due to Many Player
Changes During Winter
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Held For New Mexico
JT wa... V.;'
Emerson Watts, former state
treasurer of New Mexico, was plac
ed In JpII In San Francisco to be
held for return to Roswell to face
embszzlement charges. (Associated
Prsaa PhotM
By WILLIAM HARRinOE
(President, American Lgague)
CHICAGO, Jan. 0. rA) A much
better balanced race ts my forecast
for 1933 In the American league. A
year ago I predicted the Athletics
would have more competition than
during the previous three seasons
They dl. In fact, the Yankees won
the pennant by as great a margin as
the Athletics had been in the habit
oP winning and a one-sided race was
the result.
Many Player Changes.
Because of that ono-teara contest.
American league clubs have made
many player changes which 111. to
the best of my belief, result In the
Yankees being provided with much
stlffer competition than In 1032. If
TO htfd had a four or five-club race
last season, the American league
probjably would have pfayed to more
people than In 1931.
Now, with numerous changea made
In the rosteft of the seven clubs that
finished behind New York, I cannot
see anything but a better battle for
the pennant anj that means Increased
attendance.
White Sox Restored.
There la no' doubt of the Chicago
White Sos. for msny years the out
standing pennant contender of our
league, being restored to first division
strength, ewlth the addition of Out
fielders Simmons and Haas, and Third
Boseiftan' Dykes of Philadelphia, Pitch
er Durham and 1 fielder Rhyne of
Boston. Chicago also ts banking on
Pitcher Vic Frasier being restored to
health and able to pitch winning
baseball.
lew York made no tmdes, but did
purchase from class AA league teams
three pitchers, Van Atta 67 St. Paul,
deshong of Sacramento and Brennan
of Newark.
Yanks Sign Pitchers.
At any rate, the American league
clubs have shown a greater disposi
tion to trade and Introduce new faces
Your league president also caught
the fever and added two new um
pires to the official staff in William
Summers and Louis Kolls of the In
ternational league.
E(5iminmy Gi?etfei?na
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