Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 27, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUOT. IfEDFOIlD, OREGON, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933. PAGE TWO Crater Lake Ski Race Won by Hedberg by Spurt in Final Miles RUDDY LUECK OF MEDFORD THIRD IN SEVERE TEST Trek From Fort Klamath to . Rim and Return Nego tiated in 4 Hours, 30 Minutes Puckett Second KLAMATH PALU9. Ore., Feb. 27. (jp)P. o. Herberg, Modoo Point dis tance skier, won the premier event of the seventh Orter lake Bii club winter carnival at rort Klamath Sun day by flashing over the finish Una ahead of the field in the 83-mlle raoe from Fort Klamath to Crater lake and return. The winner followed O. It. Puckett. Reno, defending champion, through out 31 mile of the gruelling contest, but showed too much Btamlna for last year's tltllst and went Into the lead in the final mile. Hedberg took four hours and 80 minutes to cover the lengthy course. Puckett follow ed in second position and Ruddy Lueck of Medford was third. Hedberg's time In the event was Just SO minutes faster than a run made by a dog team piloted by Scotty Allan, Alaska musher, over the aame distance. Allan, however, was accom panied, on the trip by Mlas Doris Noah. Port Klamath, queen of the carnival. ' Magnus Hanson, Klamath Palls ski Jumper, outdistanced all competltoro. tracSdId NEW YORK, Peb. 37. (P) The Intercolleglatcs. the track and field meet which usually manages to pack as many thrills Into U events aa the other meete of the Indoor season pro vide in all their long programa com bined, brings the 133 winter cam paign up to Its grand climax next Saturday. The original entry sheet for the twelfth annual Indoor meet of the " Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America listed 338 run ners. Jumpers and weight men from 37 oolleges. Of these, some 800--the pick of the lot will, compete. Joe MoOluskey of Kordh&m, winner . of the two-mile race In record time for the past two years, is figured as the leader In the assault on the rec ords. The Pordham ace has been al most unbeatable Indoors this season, retaining his title In the 3.000-meter ateeplechaso at tha national Indoor championships last Saturday and shattering the unofficial world mark for the event. LOCAL CAGEMEN Sam Oolton and the Medford In dependent basketball team will re turn from Eugene th:s evening where they have been playing In the Wil lamette valley open Independent bas ketball tournament. - - In the first game of the tourna ment, Medford defeated Vancouver to the tune of 33 to 30. On the follow ing evening Medford met the strong Longvlew team and was defeated, 30 33, in a hotly contested battle. BUOENB, Ore., Feb. 37. P) Do Neffe'a of Xugene. defeated Neighbor hood House, Portland, 33 to 31, in the final game of the Willamette Valley Invitational Independent basketball toumey completed nere Sunday. In a consolation contest, Longvlew Plbre defeated Parker of Salem, 33 to 30, for third place honors. LINCOLN LOOMS AS THREAT IN TOURNEY PORTLAND. Peb. 37. JF) Pointing for the atate lnteracholastlo hoop tournament, -a faiit squad of Lincoln high school hoopsters chalked up their tenth straight victory without a defeat In tha final game of laat week's piny In the 1033 Portland prep league schedule by downing Jeffer son, 33 to 34. The victory was the second of the week. But four games to be played by each team remain on the league slate for this season and Jefferson's loss gave Benson Tech the Inside track for runnerup honors. Silverton Quint Looks Dangerous SILVERTON. Peb. 37. (ffl The Silverton high basketball team estab lished Itself aa a potential atate championship contender by defeat ing Astoria high, 44 to 84, here Sat urday night. Bllverton held a aafe lead all the way after the first quarter, with Scott Hearing 14 points. La Grande High Regional Winner LA GRANDE. Ore.. Peb. 37. WV Laorande high won the champion ship of Union and Wallowa counties by defeating Cove, 440 to 3 here Saturday night In the aub-dlotrlot basketball tournament. DOUBLE MAT BILL WEDNESDAY I GRAPPLERS SIGNED FOR OPENINC . (By Roger Early.) Promoter Mack LIHsrd will present a colorful wrestling card at tha Med ford Armory Wednesday. This la the first mat card to be staged in Med ford for several months and four uf "the coast's most colorful grip artists will be seen In action. The two matches will have a on hour limit unless three falls are ob tained before the expiration of that time. According to LtlUrd, depression prices will rule, and this mat card will be followed by others, providing the "gate warrants. EADS HOLDS LEAD IN CITY BOWLING Oeorge Eads maintains his lead In the city bowling league, his work last week winning a rating of 184. Roy Prultt is second with 181. Tha Elks all-stars are far ahead In the tourney. Team Standing W. Elks 30 Gates Auto 18 Copco -. , , ,..13 Bowman's Barber Shp. 10 Bootery ... , 8 Pluhrer'a Bakery 0 Mall Tribune 3 Peerless Meat Market 4 Individual Standings I O. Bads 31 3. R. Prultt 81 8. O. Dates ..48 4 P. Diamond ..-43 8. J. Olll 31 . 8. Sollnsky 38 7. W. Antle 13 8. A. Hagen 31 0. C. Baylor 44 10. O. Louns berry ....33 11. H. Price -.39 13. H. Rankin 48 18. P. Dunn 47 14. R. DsVore 48 18. M. Cannon....48 18. J. Moore 41 17. P. Brewer 43 18. R. Smith 18 18. J. M. Murray 48 30. W. Prultt. 30 31. J. Hltaler 48 33. R. Olanoy 8 33. H. Strang . 43 34. P. Hussong 40 36 0. Puhl .8S 38. J. Burroughs. 48 37.. V. Btrang 88 38. H. Hussong 48 30. . V. Crosby IB 30. J. Heath 8 31. A. Doty 33. N. White . 8 33. 8. Bullla 30 34. J. Thompson-.. 8 35. A. Potter IB 38. H. Meusel 18 87. K. Murray 43 38. R. Harrison .-...31 38. A. Csldwell . 18 40 B. Ollllnga S 41. R. Martin 43. J. V. Watson 43 0308 0333 7007 7307 8708 4308 1003 3430 7107 8341 4600 7888 7471 7678 7304 8313 8831 3830 7348 4748 8743 464 6408 7300 4838 6818 4743 681B 3136 431 803 833 3853 785 1033 3305 8180 3810 3114 1308 634 6003 Pet. .873 .868 .000 .478 .444 .438 381 .180 .184 .181 .178 .174 .171 .166 .166 .168 .163 .163 .181 .160 .189 .180 .150 .150 .188 .150 ..158 .188 .167 .165 .153 .140 .147 .146 .144 .143 .143 .140 .138 .131 .188 .191 .130 .138 .133 .130 .117 .113 408 .160 r, ;-; 1 : V y ; ' ? . ' i " I r 1 X Rex Mobely T SAW PBAN0I6OO, Peb. VI. m Southern division, Pacific Coast con fsrence basketball competition was at an end today with the University of Southern California Trojans at the top. The Trojans, who cinched the title a week ago Friday by turning back the University of California Bears, ended their schedule by romping over the U. C. L. A. Bruins, 44 to 38, In Loa Angeles Saturday night. The final team standings: W. X Southern Calif California Portland Ski Stars Take Major Honors PORTLAND, Peb. 37. (fl) Portland akl stars took the major honora of the two-day Northwestern - International tournament held at Mount Hood, when HJalmar Hvam, Cascade Ski club, raced to a thrilling victory In the 18-kllometer cross-country ski rsce Saturday and his teammate. John Klmim, aoared to eclipse a brilliant field in the class A Jumping event Sunday. Hvam also captured tha all around title trophy. Elvrum leaped 158 and 147 feet to head a brilliant field. Stanford U. 0. L. A .. 10 8 8 1 1 8 8 10 Pet. .800 .737 .373 .001 STATE NEEDS ONE -GAME FOR TITLE SEATTLE, Te. 27. (AP) Denied for seven years since-their last title In 193S, Coach Slats GUI and his Oregon State five need to win only one of their two games with Oregon Friday and Saturday to grasp the northern division coast conference basketball championship. With the defending tttleholders. the University of Washington Huskies, finishing their season with 10 victo ries and 0 defeats, capping It with a 34 to 28 win over Oregon here Sat urday night, Oregon State has a standing of 10 victories and 4 losses. Meanwhile, the surprising Univer sity of Idaho Vandals won their sec ond straight game from Washington State on Saturday night at Pullman, 40 to 88, and climbed even with the Cougars In the standings. Another two-game series will finish their sea son this week. BRISBANE. Queensland, Peb. 27. yp) An unarmed man captured three sharks. The sharks, which were shovel nosed and from six to nine feet Ion;, had entered a bathing pool. Roy Wil son swam to one of the sharks and scrsmbled on Its back. Then he hooked his legs around Its body, and "rode" It na it dashed frantically up and down the pool. Finally, the shark gave up. exhaust ed. Two others were caught by the aame method. PRIZE FOR WEEK IN ELKS' BOWLING Bert Orrfe team captured the week ly prize money In the Elks' bowling tourney, with a total of 3833 In their matoh last week. Prultt held high Individual rating with an average of 188, and Brayton's team retained the lead, closely pressed by Guenther's outfit. Individual Standings. O. T. Ave. Hep. Prult 31 Esds 31 Brlckson 31 Rankin 31 Olll - .. ... 31 Sollnsky 31 Rose 30 3813 3875 Jerome 31 Quenther, Hugo 31 DeVore 31 Bowmsn 31 Strang, Herb 31 Quenther. Herb 18 Orr 31 Perguson 31 Watson 31 Smith 33 Pllegel 31 Brayton 18 Elwood 31 Strang. Virgil... 30 Moffatt 18 Wright 18 Kelly 31 Winkle 18 Thompson 18 Sanderson 18 Alenderfer 18 Andres 3 Lageson .......... 31 . 31 . 31 . 18 . 31 18 18s 31 3 15 Sherwood Tork Fredette Blerma . Holmes . Hutchison Strange Gilbert Zoorer 3831 8603 3874 3348 3438 3418 3381 3378 8348 3884 8381 3313 8200 3345 3138 3883 3001 3048 2844 2201 8068 3187 3008 3585 3804 433 3998 3957 2063 2538 2888 2444 2425 2783 390 1753 188 188 173 173 171 170 184 163 183 181 181 158 158 158 133 163 150 148 148 147 147 147 147 148 146 145 144 145 144 143 141 141 141 137 138 135 34 133 35 130 117 Team Standings. . W. Brayton 14 Guenther . 13 Orr 11 Olll 10 Rankin . . 10 pllegel 0 Eads .; ............. 0 Sherwood ............. 8 Pet. .666 .619 .524 .428 .476 .428 .428 .381 Committee Reports Given at Gathering Eagle Point Grange EAGLE POINT, Peb. 37 (Spl.) Program put on at Eagle Point Grange voa entertaining. After alnging two assembly songs, a Valentine day skit was given by eight young people por traying. In costumes, a group of dis carded Valentines. The prize loz the best costume went to Graca Holman. who portrbyed a garden vegetable, the carrot. The remainder of the lecture hour was dedicated to Oregon day, the school faculty giving many htatorical points. During the business session, seve ral committees reported on their work, the legislative reading a list of standings on many Important measures mailed to the Grange execu ting committee at Salem. Agriculture committee apoke of the Turkey Growera' association plans and R. G. Fowler gave an Insight Into the mortgage adjustments now being worked out. H. E. C. announced the H. E. club meeting was postponed until February 28, and will be held at Mrs. Lottie van Scoy'a. Third and fourth degree team was exemplified for two candidates. Reception committee introduced the Orange vialtora: Brother Wilson and children from Sams Valley Orange; Brother and Sister Putnam and two daughters. Worthy Secretary Edith Weldman being absent, through Illness, Ger trude Haak acted aa secretary pro tern. This la the first time in (our years, aa secretary, that Mrs. Weld man has missed a meeting. JOBLESS MAN FAINTS LACK OF Fl SEATTLE, Peb. 27. (AP) Prod Coleman, an unemployed Aberdeen logger, was found In a breadline, fainting from weakness and hunger He was taken to a hospital, where attendants recognized htm aa the man who three days previously had given his blood for a transfusion to save a patient's life. SAVES LITTLE SISTER AT COST OF FINGERS ATHENS. O., Peb. 37 (p Eight-year-old Betty Lemaster aaved her younger sister from the wheels of a tram but lost seven of her fingers. The younger child crawled under a standing freight tram Betty dodg ed between the wheels and rushed her to safety aa the ijaln started, but she failed to get quite clear herself. AT THE FIRST SNEEZE list Mistol NIGHT AND (Wffaa. l :J MORNiNoHtejjjyyc i n rr PUT :f Essence of Mlslal ON YOUR HANDKERCHIEF AND PILLOW IT'S HEW ' Remember the American LeglOD Auxiliary Benefit Card Party, Monda7 afternoon, February 37; 35o person. 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THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMTANT 2!r5?5 imam m $5.00 DOWN $5 a Month Beautiful Tapestry Covered Davenport and Chair Here's Just one example of what quantity buy ing means to southern Oregon bargain seek ers! Tapestry covered Davenport and Chair two covers to choose from, an extraordinary bargain at $37.SO i MAIL TRIBUNE PHONE tiour wanta4s YOU have something to sell, trade or buy. Let our intelligent Want-ad takers help you word your message for best results. You'll like this courteous service. Simply lift the re ceiver and ask for Phone 75 m SMsvai mm mm - a&jw.yiR; !EW5i r .'or