Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 02, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPICIE TWO MEDFORD WAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 933. Chemawa Indian Cagers to Invade Tigers Lair Friday, Saturday HIGHLY TOUTED TO PLAY Indian Boys Boast But One Defeat for Season Good Preliminary Games Ar ranged for Both Evenings Chemswa's Indian warriors will ar rive In Medford: on toe evening train tomorrow to do battle with the Med ford Tiger basketball team Friday and Saturday nights In what will be the best basketball aeries seen hen this year. Chemawa cornea to Med ford with an enviable record of only one defeat, and of victories over sev eral Portland high schooli. No one has the bravery to make any predic tions as to the outcome. Brown of the Tigers has been laid up with the flu. but It baok In aihool today and may sea action to morrow night or In the Saturday gams at least, but may not play the full game, Coach Burgher eald. Brown Is a regular guard, and -umsn and Hammock have been fighting It out for the forward berth. If Brown is unable to play White may take his plaoe. Locals Going Good The Tigers have been hitting the high spots since weir victory over the' strong Klamath team, and now have hopes of completing the season wltbou another defeat. That would mean a shot at the stats champllon ship.' Medford's basketball schedule Is pretty well filled for the balance of the season. Burgher aald, with the Tigers playing Grants Pans In a con ference game here February 10. and Jtoseburg here In s non-conference game February 11. The week end following the Tigers play Klamath Falls a return gams and also play Chlloquln, on February IT and It. Ashland meets the Tigers here Febru ary 34, and the Tigers plsy In Ash land on March 8. The two Aahland tuts are conference games. Good Preliminaries reltmlnarles arranged for the games with Chemawa tomorrow night and Saturday ara between the South Methodist and Tiger Cubs on Fri day and Fhooiilx high school and the Cubs on Saturday. Chemawa comes to Medford with a team of husky, dusky towers, and all Medford aporta tana who want to see ' a group of genuine Indians on the j warpath will have the chance of a lifetime. The Indians are tricky and specialise In tricky and unexpected Plays. Medford's starting lineup, accord ing to Coach Burgher, will likely be Hammock and Luman forwards; Har rls, center, and Scheel and T. White, guards. Brown. Kunsman and others may see sctlon before the evening Is over, however. DODSflFfOBEHOST Dr. A. B. Sodson will be host this evening to the Jackson County Modi cal society at the Hotel Holland. Din nor will be served at 7 o'clock and will be followed by regular monthly meeting of the eoctety. Dr. Harold B. Olllle will give the paper of the evening and it will be devoted to "Treatment of Pneumonia. The paper will be followed by the usual discussion period. Bandon Printer Killed In Shop MAKanPTKLD, Ore., Feb. 3.(Pf Tipton I. ward, 21, Bandon printer, waa found dead In the basement of his shop today. Physicians eald he apparently had touched a live wire while firing the furnaos. Portlanders Here Among business visitors from Portland who sre regis tered at local hotels today are J. W. Oalnsey, H. 0. Zehrung, D. P. Simon ton, O. F. Manning, N. B. Cotty, George O. Clark, Mrs. H. 8. Wood. W. J. VanSchuyer, Jay Porth, L. M. Whltlly, William Hand, Alonao Mor rison and B. U Barth. . Halfback Croons Bruce Eels, sophomore halfback it Drake unlvemlty, Drs Moines. has taken up crooning and' finds there are other ways to win co eds' lppnu.se Ihsn by gridiron perform, incea. (AaaocUtsd Press Photo) I Ml GIANT KILLERS cordner; Jy $sj 'v; . ifH i NyC IDon Piper) P r ill ii 1 1 1 if ii i IT i ' T rT Three members of the University of California at Los Angeles basketball squad who provide formidable opposition for conference opponents. The Bruins hsve a habit of unexpectedly defeating the leaders. (Assoolated Press Photos) GUENTHER'S TEAM WINS ON ALLEYS Hugo Ouenthers team defeated Sherwood's bunch last night In the Elks' bowling tourney, but Hugo was not s happy aa might be expected for Herb Quenther, on Sherwood'e team, knocked over high plnnage for the match wltti fill, which was 53 pin's over Dad's score. The Olll and Bads aggregations will roll Friday night. Wednesday's core: Ouenthers 1st and 3rd Total Ouenttier, Hugo 180 14S 169 4l 14S 138 147 180 13S 109 DeVore ....... 180 181 138 171 147 100 Kellcy Ferguson York ....... Handicap 178 100 ,.. 184 lot 663 833 Sherwood's 1st and 900 3874 3rd Total 118 418 Sherwood . ISO 180 ISO 138 174 140 144 Ousnther. Herb.. 170 188 149 140 133 144 818 437 487 431 433 Thompson Strang, Vlrg Hutchison - Handicap 40 881 887 3888 The -Iks' bridge tournament monthly prise, a large Swifts Prem ium ham, was won by Vlo Beckman with a score of 18,809 laat night. There were several players whose scores could hsvs won, but "Lady Luck" was out visiting, ao Vlo walked away with the ham, Carl Bowman iron the weekly urlre. Leon Hasklna the traveling prise, and Har old Woods waa low man. Next Tues day night starts a new month In the tournament and every player la on an equal footing again, and Elks who know cards should get In. Plfer won last night's match m the billiard tourney from Fish. Oetchell and Winkle will play tonight after Vie lodge session. Meteorological Report Feb. I, 1S.1S Medford and vicinity i Fair tonight and Friday, except with valley fog. No change In temperature. Oregont Clear tonight and Friday. Valley fogs. No change In tempera ture. Lowest temperature thla morning 38 degrees. Temperature a year ago today: Highest S3; lowest la. Total precipitation at nee September 1, 1931 10:93 Inches. Relative humidity at 8 p. r yes terday M degrees; S a. m. today M degrees. Sunset today 6:37 p. m. Tomorrows 7:33 a. m. Sunset 5:39 Observations taken at 6 a. Ito Meridian Tims TO .1 dry Boston SO 40 .18 Chicago 38 . Cheyenne . 38 la .01 Bureka 48 84 Los Angeles 80 48 Medford . 44 aa Ner Orleana... 84 SB 88 New York , 48 43 .14 Omaha . 93 30 Phoenix S8 38 Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear Rain Clew Cloudy Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear Cloudy Cloudy 44 40 10 30 aa M 44 Salt Lake ao San Fraiulaco M 43 38 13 .. . S4 T m at Seattle .. 4s 8pokane so walla Walla... -.... 43 Wastunaton, D.C. 4 Portland . Reno - m T OF HOOP CIRCUIT Ww MAXWELL! ASHLAND HOOPERS REST THIS WEEK By Billy nulen I Ooach Don Fiber's Ashland high school entry In the Southern Oregon , basketball conference will take a rest j this week-end; no games being scheduled. The Grlzr-ltes dropped two tough , battles to Klamath high laat Friday I and Saturday and Faber will concen- ' trate, for the rest of this week and all of next, on amoothlng out the rough spots that showed up at the Pelican city. Kext week-end, Feb. 10 and 11, Klamath Falls high will Invade Ash land for two return games. URIY BIDS OUI CTTGENE, Feb. 3 (AP) Invitations were being sent out today to all In dependent basketball teams In the state for the first annual Willamette valley Independent tournament, to be staged In Eugene March 3. 9 and 4. The Junior chr.nber of commerce here ts sponsoring the affair, with Ohet Smith as general chairman. Six teen teams will be chosen from the state and their records wlU be used In determining their right to com pete. TROUBLE If yonr bladder Is Irritated, either t P because your rin Is too acid or " M beoause of inflammation. Just try OOLD MEDAL HAARUKM OIL CAPSULES 1 This flne, old preparation has been I used for this purpose for 237 years. That its popularity oontinues is . INMOOR i ft. r r J M Wise Travelers stop at th&j DANMOORE IN PORTLAND Downtown Location. Comfortable Rooms and Good Dcds at Special Low Rates. DAN 1. MOORS' 0r mi Mmtpt Opfoiite Terminal Sales Building TWELFTH AND MORRISON PORTLAND Etna beat proof that it works. But he sure yon (to oold iodjj- Ao- eept no substitute, 36 J ..3.8.......1 DA i mk SONSWIM.36-21 FROM TEXACOS IN HECTIGJET-TO Oilers Stage Stubborn Rally in Second Half, But Fail to Overcome Sons' Lead Individuals Brilliant . By Roger Early. Southern Oregon Normal took hard earned victory of 88 to 31 from the Texaco quintet last nlgnt on the senior high school floor. Texaco, after a slow start cams back after the half to carry the game to the Invaders The Sons took sn early lead, which the Independents were never able to overcome. While the Sons did not plsy aa smoothly as In most of the frays In which they have taken part, they did work on their plays until they bad amassed a big lead which car ried them through the Texaoo'a bril liant last half rally. The game waa rough and there were many spills. Few fouls were called. Willie Jones. Southern Oregon Nor mal's big forward, was high point man witn 13 markers to his credit. Bud Jones, guard for the Sons, took sec ond honors with 8 points, all of which he scored In the first half. He was Get Popularity Contest Votes From These Well Known Firms B -KELSON'S STOKE PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE LAWRENCE'S JEWELRY PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. LARRY SCHADE JARMIN & WOODS DRUG STORE J. VERNE SHANGLE STUDIOS MURRAY BEAUTY SHOP ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Ino. 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 DRUG STORE Kitelnieiriieerieg at the Rialto Theater LAST DAY FRIDAY the only player on the floor who could find the boop consistently, George Harrington, Texaco guard, lead his team, scoring 8 points, while Archie Lalng, the local center, ac counted for ft. The same hard luck which dogged the Sons, kept Har rington, Lalng and Hughes from mak ing cripple ah ota from under the basket. Lalng played consistent ball and was the outstanding nun. when It cams to faking and pivoting. Hla floor gams was a treat for the fans who enjoy the finer qualities of the game. The outstanding work for the Sons came from the Jones" boys, who played, heady, consistent ball. Jocklscb, guard for the Sons, played a great defensive game, but failed to come up to Ills standard on offense. Ward Howell. Southern Oregon Nor mals pivot man. waa continually "booed" because of his rough play ing and floor tactics. The Jacksonville to nits scored at will on the Invading Butte Falls baa keteera. From the opening gun there was never a, doubt who would win.. The acore was 48 to 37. Main event summary: sons (38) fo rr PF W. Jones, t Fi. Reader, f -Yandle, f ..... Forncrook, f Howell, o Patterson, e . Jocklsch, g , B. Jones, g . Totals .... ...14 7 7 FQ FT PF Texaco (31) Swanson, f Newland, f Hughes, f . Lalng, o ... Anderson, g : DON'T MISS IT! 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By Billy Balen With three straight victories In delibly imprinted In their acore boot --two over Monmwuth tuid one against Texaco the Southern Oregon Normal baaketball team will Journey to Klamath Palla Prtday of this week to engage the strong town team of that city and will return to Ashland Saturday to play tho same team at the Junior high gym. The Klamath squad la the strong est independent aggregation In that part vi the state and Coach Howard Hobson expects plenty of trouble for bis gigantic Bona, who have won ten out of fifteen games this year. Sportsman Dies LONDON, eng., Feb. 2.(JP) FOR. BU firemen know that Untfnentlne itops agonizing pain ana helps heal without ugly scars. Ask your druggist for the red-and-yellow tube, 50c. RMS FARMERS & FRUITGR0WS BANK HUBBARD BROS., Ino. THE B00TERY PORTER LUMBER CO. CENTRAL MKT. & STAR MKT. ECONOMY LUMBER CO. CINDERELLA SHOP TEXACO STA.. CHET LEONARD WEEKS & ORR FRANKLIN'S GROCERY BIG PINES LUMBER CO. VAL J. 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