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Gap Start Tonight at 7
Eleven dusky warriors from the
Chemawa Indian school will arrive
in Medford from the north tonight
to do battle with the Tigers of. the
Medford high school on the basket
ball floor at the senior hlg,h school
tonight and tomorrow night. It has
not been learned whether or not
they will wear war paint in the fray,
but whether they do or they don't,
It will be a "battle of the century."
Coach Darwin K. Burgher said this
morning that his men are ready for
the Invasion, and aren't afraid of
either ambush or straight fighting
"The Indians are full of tricks,"
Burgher said, "but when we get them
In the open, on a basketball floor. It
will be straight basketball that
counts."
Spectacular Pair
Leslie Lavelle, Coach and manager
for the chemawa team, said In a let
ter to Coach Burgher that he was
including Vlvette and Hatfield in the
, squad, although they are Ineligible
F at the second semester, because the
boys axe such spectacular players
and have worked so hard during the
past years at the school that they
deserved the trip. Coach Burgher
agreed to let the two boys play.
Brown, regular Tiger guard, Is still
wobbly from a severe attack of the
flu, and Isn't expected to play much
tonight, although he may get In for
a short while. T. White will switch
from forward to guard, In Brown's
place. iAiman will take White's place
at forward and Scheel will bo at
guard with White. Harris will hold
down the pivot position. Scheel Is
gradually recovering from the Injury
to his knee that he received In the
Roseburg game but has to be careful
of It.
Good Prelims Arranged
The South Methodist team of Med
ford will play the Tiger Cubs to
night In the preliminary, and the
strong, league leading Phoenix team
will play the Cubs In the prelimi
nary tomorrow night. Tonights' pre
liminary starts at 7 o'clock, and at
8 o'clock tomorrow night. The Sat
urday night game la delayed In order
that Medford business men, many of
whom are ardent basketball fans, may
attend the main game at least.
The squad that coach Lavelle Is
bringing for the two game series In
cludes A. Amera, C. Archambeau, P.
DePoe, P. Dogeagle, V. Pratt, I,
y Shoulderbade, S. Shoulderblade, L.
' Tehee, W. Zundle, A. Hatfield and h.
Vlvette.
Hatfield and Vlvette have high
scoring honors for the season with
an average of 15 points each per
game, and are the mainstays of the
Chemawa offense. Other plays, with
the exception of Pratt, are Inexperi
enced. Locals' Record Good
Medford has dropped but one game
this year, and that to Roseburg, while
Chemawa recently lost Its only game
to Salem. Medford has defeated
Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Weed,
"xreka and several Industrial teams.
Chemawa's record so far this sea
son is as follows:
Chemawa, 28; 'Lincoln, 27.
Chemawa, 31; "Lincoln, 18.
Chemawa, 47; Sltverton, 39.
Chemawa 49; Dallas, 36.
Chemawa, 43; Molalla, 16.
Chemawa, 39; Benson Tech, 31.
Chemawa, 43; Washington, 36.
Chemawa, 73; Woodburn, 13.
Chemawa, 55; Washington, 36.
y Chemawa, 31; 'Benson Tech, 33.
Chemawa, 37; Oregon City, 33.
Indicates Portland school.
"Explosion" Shot
May Cost An Eye
DALLAS. Tex., Feb. 3. (&) An "ex
plosion shot" made by joe Winn, 16-year-old
golfer, msy cost him the
sight of one eye. He teed up ft .33
- yallber cartridge and swung at It
with a mid Iron. The cartridge ex
ploded and the slug tore through his
face and eye.
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With but one defeat marring their record, and that' a non-conference game with Roseburc. Medford high
school's basketball squad again thl year holds promise of attending the state tourney as the champions of this
area. Members of the team are (left to right, hack row): Scheel, Harris, Hammock and Coach Darwin K.
Burgher. Front row: Severson, I.u man. White and Kunzman.
LU BLUE RELEASED
AS
CHICAGO, Peb. 3. (Character
ized as the "best fielding first base
man In baseball," by Chicago White
Sox heads before the 1933 season, Lu
Blue today was at liberty to sell his
talents elsewhere. .
In 1931, after the Sox had obtain
ed Blue from the St. Louis Browns
on waivers, he came back to turn
In a great season afield and as a
lead off man at bat. Last year, how
ever, he slumped, failed to finish the
season as a regular, and yesterday
was given his unconditional release
as a 10-year man.
Boxer Falls Dead
In Course Of Bout
KENG6VILLE, Ont., Feb. 3.
Tony Dragon, well-known amateur
boxer, collapsed and died during a
bout last night, shortly after he had
been struck on the head and over the
heart several times by Alex Hazel,
Leamington.
Dragon dropped face forward to
the canvas and It was thought the
fall had broken his neck.
To Attend Inaugural
Franclt A. Bishop, 92, aald to be
the oldest living wearer of the con
gressional medal of honor, has ac
cented an Invitation to attend the
Inauguration of President -elect
Roosevelt. The Civil War veteran
lives In Retail, Wash. (Associated
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AS FIRST HALF OF
SCHEDULE CLOSES
The first half of the secondary
high school basketball schedule ends
tonight with all teams or the second
ary league having games. Gold Hill
plays Jacksonville at Gold Hill. Phoe
nix plays Rogue River at phoenix, and
Central Point plays Talent at Cen
tral Point. Phoenix leads the
ference at the turn.
Talent won a 33-20 victory ov
Gold Hill Wednesday night In a hard
fought battle that was In doubt from
the start. Hammersley and Walker
played stellar ball for the Gold Hill
team, with Llnjcren. Rltter and Kell
adding to the force of the offensive
drives.
The Phoenix team has not been de
feated this season, but faces a tussle
tonight, as Rogue River waa able to
defeat Jacksonville by a larger score
than Phoenix did. which, It dope
means anything, gives Rogue River
the edge.
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TALENT AND C. P.
IN CRUCIAL TILT
Central Point high school's basket
ball squad meets Talent tonight In
Central Point In the game th&t will
decide whether or not Central Point
still has a chance at the pennant,
according to a message received from
H. P. Jewett. superintendent of
schools at Central Point.
Talent recently held Phoenix, the
league leaders, to a one-point mar
gin, and will give Central Point a
real battle, Jewett said, but the
Pointers still have a chance to be
champions by defeating Talent to
night and Phoenix later on In the
season.
Central Point has played 14 games
to date, winning nine and running
up 404 points to opponents' 380. Of
the five gomes lost, Jewett said, one
each wm to Medford, Ashland and
Grants Pass, one to Phoenix and one
to the alumni.
BOWLING
City Bowling League.
Klks.
R. Prultt ..
J. Gill
H. Rankin
R. DeVore -G.
Eada
1S4 178 173 535
H7 177 US 469
179 146 135 460
149 149 186 4S4
Handicap
175 191
34 84
160 536
34 103
888 875 . 833 2576
Copco.
F. Hussong 113 167 160 439
H. Hussong 123 137 138 386
J. Burroughs 197 182 147 526
F. Brewer 144 146 138 468
S. Bullls 143 117 151 410
Handicap
114 114 114 342
832 853 848 2433
Fluhrers.
86 88
112 120
137 301
113 344
R. Harrison
Csdwell
W. Heath
F. Dunn ....
a. Lounsberry....- 150 149 170 469
Handicap - 181 151 151
140 148 143 431
131 158 183 472
Bowmans
Walsh 154 148 157 45U
Q. Prultt 114 144 110 368
H. Larsen .,
G. Pabrlck .....
C. Bowman
Handicap
150 313 183 645
..... 140 173 171 483
134 147 109 390
90 90 90
782 913 820 3415
CLASH TONIGHT
SEATTLE. Feb. S. fl) Washing
ton's dream of a sixth straight north
ern division conference basketball
title meets one of Its severest tests
of the seaaon here tonight when the
Huskies open a two-game series
sgainst the Oregon State Beavers.
The teams split their previous
series at Corvallts, and Washington
Is out In front In the league race,
with five victories and one defeai,
while Oregon State has won five
and lost three.
Lewis, rangy Oregou State center.
tossed in 19 points In one of the pre
vlous games with the Huskies.
DAMPIERRE, Prance. Feb. 3. (AP)
The Dowager Duchess D'Uzes. advo
cate of women's rights, died today.
She would have been 60 years old next
Friday.
OHIOAOO. Feb. 3. (flV-A triumpn
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cushion billiards title and the big share
of the prise money will go to Wei
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10 times.
Cochran, famous at balkllne, espec
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comer at three cushtons, last night
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sational youngster from Vallejo, Cal t
50 to 40, In 41 Innings, from the
championship scheme, leaving Layton
as his last obstacle. Even should
Layton overcome Cochran, anothor
battle between them would be neces
sary for they would then be tied for
first place.
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