MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1933.
Tigers in Trim for Clash With Pelicans Here Tonight
PAGE SIX
E WILL TELL
LOCALS' CHANCES
Injury to Scheel's Knee Only
Drawback Visitors Are
Doped Among Big Shots
of Southern Oregon
Ski Champion
With the exception of "Bed" Scheel,
one of the star guards of the Medford
Tiger basketball squad, the Tlgera
will be In perfect condition for their
battle with the Klamath Fills Peli
cans on the eenlor high school floor
tanisht at 8:00 o'clock. Scheel hurt
hU knee In the game with Roseburg.
but will start the game tonight, ac-
eordlne to Coach Darwin K. Burgner.
Tonlght'e game will give etrong evi
dence ai to how the Medford Tlgere
will stand the fire at the state tour
nament, In cae they get there, as
the Klamath team Is rated as one of
the strongest contenders In the state,
Pcllrnns Impress.
The Pelicans have defeated the
Bend high school twice this year, and
Bend was doped to be one of the big
shots in the state league. In win
ning twice from Bend In non-conference
games. Klamath Falls Is given
practical assurance of going to the
state tournament, as Bend is their
only formidable contender.
The record of Klamath Falls this
year Is as clean as a hound's tooth.
as far as high school competition is
concerned. The Pelicans did lose one
fame to the Klamath Cubs, an In
dependent team there. The Klamath
record follows:
Klamath Palls, 48; Klamath Cubs,
80.
Klamath Falls, 40: Lakevlew, 14.
Klamath Falls, 33; Klamath Cubs,
M.
Klamath Falls. 88; Lakevlew, 11.
Klamath Falls, 43; Klamath Cubs,
M.
Klamath Falls, 43; Alumni, 13.
Klamath Falls. 36; Treka, as.
Klamath Falls, 39; Yreka, 28.
Klamath Falls, 29; Yreka, ST.
Klamath Falls, 87; Bend, 21.
Klamath Falls. 23; Bend, 14.
Fast Preliminary.
The Tigers held a short Umberlng
np practice yesterday morning, fol
lowing their defeat at the hands of
Roseburg, and rested laet night to be
In top shaps for tha game tonight.
Coach Burgher said that he felt his
men would play a much better game
tonight than they did against Rose
burg, In that the dofoat settled them
down to the realisation that to win
basketball games the squad must tako
the game seriously from the opening
whistle.
Bay Henrteinnn's Junior high aohooi
squad will play another hot and fu
rious gnme with the Tiger cubs as a
preliminary tonight, the preliminary
to start at 7 o'clock. Henderson's
boys have lost two games to the Cubs,
both by close scores, and he feels
that his chances to win tonight are
better than they have been any t!
before.
Included In the Tiger players who
will see action tonight are Scheel.
Brown, White, Harris, Lumen, Ham
mock, Knips, Llndley, Kunzmnn and
Bevenwn,
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Lils' I V ' I winkle .IL"Z!ZI 8
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ELKS BILLIARDS
The ElkV billiard tournament la
In the last half of play and ail ooo
teatanta are beginning to tighten up
on their game. Wednesday night
Pish won from Coe In one of the
cloaeat games yet played. Thursday
nlfiht winkle took a terrible beating
from Dr Lageaon.
Tonight there will be a double
header; Baker will play Brown at
6:15 and Wood will take Pluhrer on
at 7:46, and on Saturday night
Green will meet Waterman.
The atandlnga to date are u fol
lows:
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BABE'S SALARY ARGUMENT
TAKES SPORTS SPOTLIGHT
By HERI1EBT W. BARKER.
Associated Press Sport Writer.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. (AP) Under the Impetus of Babe Ruth's much
publicized salary argument with the New York Yankees, baseball, through
Its bold-out parade, has Just about awept all other athletlca off the aporta
pagea.
Protests from hlgh-claaa performers
Caaper Olmen of Mlnton, 8. Dn
won hla seventh akl-jumplng cham
pionship In Class A competition In
tha Central 8kl association's annual
tourney at Cary, III. (Associated
Press Photo)
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center en the basketbsll squad and
Is one of It highest scorer. (Aso
llated Press Photo)
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CENTRAL PIANO
PHOENIX 10 PLAY
Basketball teams of Central Point
and Phoenix will mix thlnga tonight
on the Phoenix floor In what may
turn out to be tho championship
game of tfie secondary league. Nei
ther team haa suffered defeat so
for this year, being the only two un
defeated teams In the secondary con
ference. Central Point haa deefated Jack
sonville and Gold Hill, while Phoe
nix has dofented Gold Hill and Tal
ent end, although there are still
many games to be played, and ln
urlea may handicap either team. It
Is the general belief that tonight's
game may be Vie turning point in
the championship hopes of the teams.
Besides the Phoonlx-Contral Point
game tonight, Gold Hill will play
Bogus Rlvor and Jacksonville will
play Talent.
JONS DEFEATED
MONMOUTH, Ore., Jan. iO,
The teachers of Oregon NoNrmal
school defeated their fellow profes
sors from Southern Oregon Normal,
48 to 84. In the first of a serlea of
basketball games botween the two
schools here laat night.
The victory came as a surprise to
a lot of fans, for the 6ona had pre
viously defeated Oregon university
three gamea out of four.
Benjamin was high for the Mon
mouth team, with a total of 16
points, and Ynndle led the Sons, with
nine. The teams will meet tonight
at Independence.
Won
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YOUNG CUE STAR
MAY GRAB LEAD
CHICAGO, Jan. 20. Up) J. N
Bozeman, Jr., of Vallejo, Cel., red
headed and the youngest player in
the tournament, will have an oppor
tunity tonight to grab sole posses
sion of the lead In the battle for the
world three-cushion billiards championship.
Bozeman will meot Allen Hall- of
Chicago, who waa defeated In hla only
start. At the rate Bozeman haa been
going, he was favored to break the
three-way tie for the lead, In which
Clarence Jackson of Detroit and Wel
ker Cochran, the balkllne wlxard from
Hollywood, CM., had a ahare with two
victories and no defeats.
Boaeman and Cochran used their
teats of yesterday to ehar the lead
with Jnyckson, Bozeman led almost
all the way to defeat Otto Relselt
of Philadelphia, last year's runner
up. B0 to 440, in 4JJ mlnnlngs. Coch
ran played brilliantly to defeat Ar
thur Thurnblad of Chicago, champion
In 1030, 00 to 49, In SO Innings. Rel
selt and Cochran had high runs of
eight, Thurnblad racked up a 10,
and Bozeman got a aeven.
TO REFEREE GAMES
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 20. (AP)
Because members of the Oregon Of
ficials' association and principals of
the Portland tnterscholastlc league
have a difference of SI In their opin
ions aa to what a referee should re
ceive for a high school basketball
game, officials for Portland high
school games are going to be re
cruited from the teachers within the
high schools, It developed here today.
The principals offered 14 a game.
The officials said they would reduce
their fees from 97.00 to as a game,
but refused to come down the added
dollar.
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against the size of the pay cuts
they've been asked to take have been
mounting rapidly and apparently ma
jor league magnates will have to use
every argument In their repertoire
to swing their recalcitrant stars Into
line before the spring training sea
son. It's not the principle of the thing,
the athletes say, but the amount of
cash Involved.
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about that.
The world champion Yankees, of
course, have been most prominently
mentioned In the holdout news.
Ruth, asked to accept $00,000 for 1933
Instead of the $70,000 he was paid
last season, said yesterday he was
prepared to accept a cut of 10 or, at
the most, 16 per cent.
The guess of the baseball corres
pondents was that the Babe and Col
Jacob Ruppert eventually would split
the difference between $70,000 and
$60,000 on a contract calling for a
salary of $62,800 for 1033.
Lou Gehrig, who was paid $27JJ00
for doing his chorea at first base
for the Yankees last year, also has
balked at the size of the cut the
Yankeea have asked him to accept,
but expects to settle his differences
with the club this week.
Vernon Oomez, one of the two
members of the champions' lineup
who were granted Increases, also Is
prepared to argue that his work last
season entitled him to a bigger boost.
The New York Giants have had lit
tle trouble signing their players, so
far, but It was understood that Pted
Fltzslmmons, star right, hander, can
be added to the list of holdouts.
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La Grande Teachers
Trim Idaho College
LA GRANDE. Ore., Jan. 20. (AP)
With Kara tens and Robblns, forwards.
and Gemmell, guard, leading the scor
ing attack with an aggregate of 36
points, Eastern Oregon Normal
school's basketball team trounced the
College of Idaho quintet here last
night, 47 to 26.
PHOENIX BASKETBALL
GAME IS POSTPONED
PHOENIX, Jan. 20. (Spl.) The
basketball game scheduled for tonight
on the Phoenix floor, between Phoe
nix and Central Point teams, has been
postponed until next Tuesday, Janu
ary 24.
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Jan. 20. (P)
Heartley (Hunk) Anderson has sign
ed another one-year contract to pre
pare the fighting Irish of Notre Dame
for their football warfare, quieting
reports that there would be a change
at South Bend, next fall.
Anderson, who suoceeded the late
Knute Rockne, after the latter'a
tragic death in 1031, signed up after
a conference yesterday with the Rev.
Charles L. O'Donnell, president of the
university, but no action waa taken
on the atattu of Athletic Director
Jeses Harper, whose contract does not
expire until next May.
Last year's staff of assistants, John
(Ike) Voedtsch, Tommy Yaxr, Nordy
Hoffman and Marchmont Schwartz,
also will have to wait until later for
action on contracts.
Drops Big Sum
In Ring Racket
LOS ANGELES, Jon. 19. (AP)
Los Angeles' veteran boxing promoter.
Jack Doyle, will quit the promotion
of fights In the Olympic auditorium
on March 1, he said today. In the
last six years, he said, he has lost
$90,000 In the ring business.
WINTER SPORT DAYS
URGED BY GOVERNOR
SALEM, Jan. 20. UP Governor
Julius 1. Meier urged citizens of Ore
gon to observe the period January 19
to M, inclualv., aa "irlnter sports
daya," In a letter Issued here.
Swife At Ball
Proves Costly
WHITE PLAINS. M. T.. Jan. SO.
yp That twlpe tnat willlam Outh
man took at a golf ball alx years ago
cost him heavily. The ball fell In
the rough and Caddy ldward Salerno
went after It. Climbing a fence. Sa
lerno fell and broke hli arm. yes
terday a Jury decided Outhman
should pay toss.
Big dance, Rogue River, Sat., Jan.
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her. The young lady elected by popular vote will be awarded a wonder
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from other cities and enjoy all of the luxuries of first class travel as a
guest of our merchants and as a representative of our city.
Who shall it be? Why not your sister, sweetheart or friend? Get ballots
for every single dollar you spend, and VOTE them for your choice. This
great Popularity Election is now on I
Here is the trip we have planned for "Miss Medford" ... a delightful
cruise to Hawaii and romantic Waikiki! Just think of it! A wonderful
voyage and entertainment .galore while Medford's lucky girl is in the
Hawaiian Islands . . . matchless company, too there will be a party of
other popular girls from large Pacifio Coast cities ... It will be truly a
dream-trip with no expense for "Miss Medford" Isn't that something
to work for?
Start Voting Saturday
for Medford's
Most Popular Girl!
Miss Helen Vlahalds, a Popularity Election wfamer of Wisconsin,
being escorted about ship by one of the Officers
Official voting; ballots are given by the merchant sponsoring the election.
You get 100 votes with each dollar cash purchase or each dollar paid on , C I. t J. J lis. s-
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j Second prlie winner will be (Iren a splendid trip from Seattle
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100 VOTES given with every $1.00 purchase or
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Lawrence's Jewelry
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Murray Beauty Shop
Armstrong Motors, Inc.
Witham Super Service
Campbell Clothing Co.
The Home Grocery
The Band Box & Shoe Box
Adrienne's
Swem's Gift Shop
Medford Domestic Laundry
Heath's Drucr Store
Medford Furniture & Hdwe.
Gardner Drug Store, Inc.
The Peasleys
Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Inc
Lee's Men's Shop
Valentine's Cafe
Montgomery Ward & Co.
DeVoe's and Huson's What-Not
Medford Service Station
Pruitt's Melody Shop
Valley Fuel Company
American Laundry
Lewis Super Service Station
Franklin's Cafe
Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank"
Colonial Bakery, Inc.
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