Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 12, 1933, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT ' MEDFORD MAHj TRIBUNE,' MEDFORD, OREGON," STJNDXT, FEBRUARY 12, 1933. " Tourney Opens Local Golf Season Today GREAT GALAXY OF TRY BLIND BOGEY Members of Rogue Valley Club and Non-Members to Join In Play for Hams Lunch Served 2:30 P. M "Nothlns but a snowstorm will atop the tournament now." This was the statement given out by A. P. Johnsen. chairman of the tournament committee of the Rogue Vslley Oolf club In spesklng of the 'blind bogey" tournament to open the golf season today. Membera and non-members will take part In the tourney, and Judging from the crowds attending the tournaments for turkeys held last fall, at leut 100 players are expected. Hams For Winners Earlier In the week, a general bluv ard and storm over the United States made It look bad for the tour- nament, but as the Rogue River val ley escaped the storm the tourna ment will go on as scheduled, John sen said. Hams will be given for prizes Instead of turkeys, and an average of one ham for every four players will be given out. Members and non-members will select handicaps before starting, with the members playing for a net score of 70 and non-members for a net score of 755. Many foursomes have already been made up, as tne tour nament has been the chief toplo of conversation among golfers of the yalley for the past week. tonch at 8:80 p. M. -' launch will be served at 2:30 o'clock nd the price of the lunch la In- eluded In the green fees. Johnsen advised the golfers to tell their wives . that "they won't be home until elark." ' Muslo and encouragement to the players, will be spread over the course by the public address system that played such an important part In the last big tournament held last fall. Johnsen, although he wouldn't admit It, will, In all probabilities, be at the '"mike." . . , Ifedford came to life with a rush In the final half, to defeat Roseburg 37 to 17, In a fast basketball game at the Senior high school last night. xoseourg in a game on their own floor, at the start of the season nosed out the local squad by one point. urown with 12 points wss high point man for the locals. Scheel and White for the Burghermelsters regained their ahootlng eyes. Harris Hammack, and White each scored six points, and Scheel seven. Palm was high man for the vlsi tors with six points. . . The locals started scoring at the beginning of the second half qusr- ter, which was 24 to 12 In favor of Medford. The Roseburg team tired fast after the first quarter, close guarding of the home squad featured the final half, and Roseburg scored imrequenuy. The Tigers defeated . Orants Pass Friday night 34-14. . , in a preliminary Central Point defeated the Tiger Cubs 29 to 25. The line-up: TIGERS DEFEAT ROSEBURG, 37-1 7, IN FINAL RALLY HI SCHOOL QUINTS INTRAMURAL HOOP ASHLAND DEFEATS E Medford (37 White 6 Hammack 0 Harris S Scheel 7 Brown 12 Substitutions; (2). Referee: L. L. Roseburg (17) Collins 2 . Miller 2 Palm 6 MoGarvey 4 Campbell Roseburg, Llnwood Deal, Orenta Pass, CENTRAL PT. WINS E Central Point's basketball team stayed In the running for the cham pionship of the secondary league last night by defeating the Jacksonville team, 22-20, Central Point played hard and fast throughout the game, but was almost caught flat-footed by the unexpected strength of Jacksonville. O. Casad of Centra! Point was high point man of the evening with 8 points, while Hess snd Ward of Jacksonville esch got 7 points. The Central Point girls won from Prospect, 37-11. BUQENE. Ore.. Feb. W. (AP) Oregon University tonight won Its first victory this season In the Pac lflo coast conference, northern div ision, defeating the University of Idaho, 34 to 30, in their basketball game here. Idaho won last night's game, 38 to 82, to split the two-game series. 1 WOMEN GOLFERS HAVE ROGUE VALLEY COURSE TO SELVES ON TUESDAY ' Ladles' day at the Rogue Valley Oolf course this year will be Tues day, lnstesd of Wednesday as In pre vious years, according to an en bouncement made this morning by Jack Hueston, professional at the club. 1 Play by the women of the dub will start Tuesday with a blind bogey handicap tourney. Regular Tuesday events will be played until Tuesday. April 4, when a point par play will tart. April 11' will be a blind hols tournament. April 18 rotation golf, and on April 25 the qualifying rounds for the Scotch tournament will be played. An obstacle tournament will be played May 2. Other feature plays are scheduled for Tuesdays following, and en Inter esting season of golf Is expected. A trophy for the women will be put up gain this season by Larry Schade, who furnished the last trophy won "for keepa" by Mrs. J. C. Thompson. Northwest Golf Tourney Slated SEATTl Teh. 11. (AJ) The Pacific Northwest Oolf association championship tournament will be held during the week of June 34 to July 1, directors of the association decided today at their annual mid winter executive meeting. The tour nament already had been awarded to the Vlotorla Oolf club. Gladys Natwlck Shelby, modiste. Oowns remodeled. 13 Carglll Court. Attractive prices. SAVE your health and teeth. At these prices you can afford to have your dental work done now. Kitractloni as low a a. 9 .30 Silver Fillings as low a 1.00 cement Fillings as low as. 1.00 Porcelain Fillings as low as 1.00 Gold Crowns as low 6.00 Plates as low n unn DR. R. D. C0E 401 Medford Center Bldg. Phone H40 Showing decided Improvement ; In teamwork Intramural basketball at Medford high Is fast Teaching a cli max. One of the most exciting gsmes In the series was played between the Rlnky Dinks and the Slaughter House five. At the end of regular time the score stood 24 to 24. There was no scoring In the next extra period, but in the second extra period, with one minute to play, Harold Williams swished a basket from the center of the floor and George Andrews drop ped In another to make the acore 24 to 20. Following are the games played and atandlng of teams to date: Team Standings, W. L. PO. Red Rats .'. 4 1 800 Slaughter H. 5 - , 4 1 .800 Oas H. Gang - 8 2 .600 Side Winders , , 3 2 .600 Rlnky Dinks 3 3 .400 Basketeers , 3 3 ,400 Pink Elephante 3 3 .400 Padooka Wildcats 0 8 .000 Wednesday. Pink Elephants (15) Basketeers (16) Fowler (6) F Hober (3) Ottoman (2) F Gilford (6) Kindred (2) O Kuehnle (7) Croucher ; O Ayres (1) Hall (5) a orey Side Winders (24) Wildcats (12) Shafer (1) F Moore (2) Walden F Krouse (10) Vandever (4) O B. Prentice Overmeyer (1) n Moffatt Kimball (6) O Minear Dawson M . Moore B Gall Thursday Oas H. Gang (20) Red Rats (9) Colbsugh (14) F Howard (3) Ed Bennett F ...... Walters ,(2) Lowry (4) 0....... Pierce . (1) Glem G Cowden (1) Ssnto a..... Mathews (2) Jordan (2) S Rlnky Dinks (24) Slaughter H (38) F. Brown (11) T Holzgang Lowry (5) ....P , Reich Harrison (2) O Andrews (10) Campbell (1) O Lewis (8) Dudley (5) G. Williams (10) Hooker - Sparks rrlday. Pink Elephants (24) wndcata (18) Fowler (14) F Moors Ottoman (8) F.. Vandever (2) OLYMPIA, Wash., Feb. 11 (AP) The Washington legislature appears to be headed for the same .old last minute jam with the usual talk of a "special session" going the rounds In the capltol. While the senate worked through morning and afternoon sessions on minor bills and the house was ad journed for the week-end, It was pointed out that only one piece of major legislation has been approved by both chambers In the first 34 days of the 60-day session.- . . Kindred (6) Hall H. Croucher Nortncrart (2) . Hlggins Basketeers (23) ' Liggett Hober (9) Kuehnle Olffortl (4) Ayres (10) Orey . Moffatt (1) Gall (2) . Walters (8) ..G o ..a s .-8 llde winders (29) -F Schafer (9) -.F.... .. Fraley 0. Vandever (10) 0. Overmeyer (5) -G Walden .-3 Sparks (5) Oregon Weather Unsettled Sunday and Monday; oc caslonsl light rain In west portion and light local snows east portion; temperature about normal in west portion and rising slowly in east portloni moderate chsneesbla winds offshore. Klamath Falls high school defeat ed Ashland high Saturday night 35 to 17 In a game lacking roughnen, and in which the Ashland youths never had the pleasure of leading the visitors. Only one person, Wakeman of Klamath Falls, was ruled out be. cause of personal fouls. By Billy Hulen. A driving second-half rally and sudden ability to cage free throws, ensbled - Coach Don Facer's Ashland high Grizzlies to defeat Klamath Falls high at Ashlsnd Friday night. 26-22, In ths first of a two-game series. Trailing 0-8 as the quarter ended and 6-14 at the half, Ashland came back In the final 16 minutes with a desperate defense that held Klam ath to three field goals and a flash ing offense that literally swept the visitors orr their feet. Wakeman, Klamath forward, al though ejected from the game on personals, wss high point msn for the evening with 17 markers. Hardy led the Orlzzly scoring with 9, The lineups; Ashland - . Klamath Durham (7) F. (17) Wakeman Baugbman (3) P.. Oiuognlnl Hardy (9) O (3) Allen Hoxle (4) O Knight KantiBsto G (2) Scrogglns Sneed (4) ...o Perry S Miller Officials: Referee, Yerkovlch: um pire, Patterson. f GOLD HILL, 33-23 FOR Phoenix high sohool made it six straight wins in conference basket- ball games Friday night by defeat ing the husky Gold Hill team 33 23. The score stood 18-8 at the half, In favor of Phoenix, and Phoenix was never headed. Guy Campbell, who has coached Phoenix for three yesrev Is now looking forward to an other banner year. Phoenix plays Talent next Friday night, and Central Point on Febru ary 24. The Central Point, Phoenix game la expected to be the high light of tne second half of the confer ence, sa the championship will de pend upon the game. Central Point pointing to take Phoenix, and tie for the pennant. Phoenix, who has defeated Central Point once already, declares It can repeat. The Phoenix lineup Friday was Glover. Sears, 0. Hlgglnbotham, Rick ey and W. Hlgglnbotham. Gold Hill was Llngren, Kell, Rltter. Hammers ley and Walker. Odd Hughes, of Medford. was referee. The Phoenix girls team beat the Talent glrla 24-8 in the preliminary game. The Phoenix team was D. Montgomery, O. Montgomery, Glover, Bates, N. Montgomery and McAbee. Talent girls were Lemming, Long, Burnett, Hill, O'Connor snd Smith. For Fuel OU deliver. Phone 833 Relnking Trucking Company. We give 8. & H. green stamps. E E F (Contiuuea txeta page On) English. After Inviting State Secre tary Stlmson to a party of the diplo matic corps he announced: . 'We are giving Mr. 8t.m.on a speed. way party." He meant farewell. The Speedway Is Washington "Lovefe Lane." That is nothing. One of our con gressmen from a large eastern city was speaking about red istrtc ting counties In his state. He picked two adjoining counties and said .they should be put In the same district. A friend protested. "Well, "why not?" the congressman asked. "They're contagious, aren't they." HIGHlYlUTE COST IRONED OUT Ashland citizens Friday, following a conference with landowners along the proposed Ashland unit of the Pacific highway, reached a compromise agree ment, and secured promises that right-of-way costs would be reduced to a point near the. figure the state highway, commission Is willing to pay. The cost has. been cut to 16,000. The highway commission placed Its figure at $12,000. A week was allowed for adjudication. Options have been secured on the following land, from the owners: Mra D. H. Jackson, $9000. O. F. Billings. $3250; C. J, Ferrlne 22So and Mrs. Lena Phillips $500. This land lies outside the city limits of Ashland. No action has been secured yet on land inside. It Is confidently expected by Ash land citizens that the state highway commission, at a hearing to be called soon, will take steps towards con struction on the Ashland unit. Indian and Banker Of K. F. Indicted PORTLAND, Feb. 11. (API A fed. eral grand Jury late Friday returned an indictment against Edison Tupper, Klamath Indian, accused of murder, and against John M. Olover of Klam ath Falls, former assistant cashier in a bank there, charged with embezzle ment. In all, 37 Indictments were returned. Cigarette Makers Enter Price War NEW YORK. Feb. 11. (AP) An other skirmish in what Is being popu larly called a tobacco price war oc curred todsy as wholessle cigarette quotations were reduced to the lowest levels since the world war, American Tobacco company fired the first shot by announcing It had cut Its leading brand to $5.50 a thousand from $8 the second reduction "this year by that manufacturer. BOWLING The pins Just would not fall In the Elks bowling tourney the past week and scores were all low. Ends' team won the weekly match total prize with only 2861 and Eads wss high Individual with 5B4. In the five weeks that the tournament has been running, no one team has won more than one weekly prise. - The Brayton five still hold their postlon in percentage but some of ths other teams promise to move up tnis coming week. Tonight at 7:00 o"dock the Elks Lady Champions will bowl the Elks City League team. This promises to be a most Interesting match as some or the ladies bowl regularly around the 300 mark. Membera of the "Champs" are Mrs. Boy Pruitt, cap tain, Mrs. Jack QUI. Mrs. Con De Vore, Miss Dean Holt and Mrs. Dia mond Flynn. The Elks line-up Is Boy Pruitt, Jack Olll, Hugh Rankin. Ronald Dovore and Oeo. Eads. Friday's scores: Olll , lM 187 198 Strsng, Herb' 189' 169 149 Fredette IIS US 111 Blerma 158 133 181 Winkle 138 148 138 Handicap 119 199 119 Lagesoa . 1 3138 143 38 Winkle 1285 141 29 Blerma . 16 2093 140 30 York 15 3081 139 31 Holmes , 15 3029 135 34 Fredette 13 1817 135 34 Baker 13 1604 134 35 Strange 15 1948 130 37 Hutchison 12 1517 128 41 Koozer 12 1381 115 49 Team Standings Team Won Lost Pet. Brayton 11 4 733 Orr 8 699 Ouenther 9 8 599 Fliegel 7 8 486 1 6 9 400 8 9 400 9 400 9 400 551 487 838 462 402 , 357 Ouenther , DeTore Ferguson . Kelly fork Hsndlcap . 850 , 148 178 144 140 114 102 881 181 152 194 145 157 102 888 2597 188 497 115 445 183 501 184 469 110 381 102 308 836 931 842 2599 Bads ...... Pruitt .... Erlckson Sollnsky Rankin .. Rose .. Olll Individual standings Games Total Av. Hdc 15 3795 188 Lincoln V VISION- LINCOLN had the ability to see ahead, to visualize what the fu ture holds lor this nation and to prepare to meet eventualities. 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