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MEDFOBD WIT; TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1933.
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39-21 Defeat of Champion
Arago Outfit Is Thriller
Central Point Trims River
ton Quintet. 25 to 20
By BUlj Hulen . -Title
play elimination of Arago,
1932 cft&plons, by Phoenix to the tune
of S9-31; Ontral point's upset vic
tory over Rlverton: and ChUoquln'a
emaahlng 71-4 defeat of Prospect fea
tured the qualifying round of the
Southern Oregon Normal school's
sixth annual Invitational basketball
tournament at Ashland yesterday.
' Four teams were forced to play two
games and two of those teams were
eliminated from further play. Gold
Hill, after winning the first encoun
ter, lost the second game to Port
Orford, 11-46, and dropped from the
list of competing teams. Little
Paisley was ttie other aqusd to be
forced out, losing games by over.
whelming margins.
Eight teams advanced Into the
championship quarter-finals and
eight Into the consolation.
Three Jackson county teams were
still In the championship play. They
were Central Point. Butte Falls ana
Phoenix, the favorite In tie lower
bracket.
Results 'of qualifying round:
' Port Orford, 2; Blddle, 11
Led by Conley, who looped six field
goals and three free throws. Port Or
ford defeated Piddle In the opening
game of the Sons tournament. Score
at the half favored Port uriora, i -.
Gold Hill, 38; Paisley, 8
Blasting through a tissue paper de
fense. Gold Hill won from paisley,
38-8. Llngren was high with 18 mar
kers, followed by walker wlta 10 and
Bammersley with B. Half-time score
was 36-5.
Central Point, 15; Rlverton, 10
Rail vine In the last period" after
trailing 11-14 at the halt. Central
Point provided the major upset of
the day by nosing out the strong
Rlverton team, ao-30. Casad, lanky
center, led the Pointers' attack, drop
ping In 11 precious points for high
point honors.
Chlloquln 718 rTospeei,
Two husky, flashy Indians, Bar
clay and Nelson, hit for 30 points
apiece and the xavomea in me upper
bracket flowed over a weak Prospect
team that failed to score a single
point In the seoond .half.
Butte Falls. 35; Lakevlew, 9
Playing Inspired ball, Butte Falla
advanced to the quarter-finals. The
entire team fought madly and Lake-
view, boasting an enviable record
never had a chance. Rogers and
Llndstrom led the scoring, gathering
13 and 11 respectively. Score at, the
halt was 22-4.
Phoenix, 39; Arago, 11
Bhunl altmlnatorf Arum. 1Q92
champions, In the first round. It was
a desperately lougnt game out mo
h-aav nfrnu unri airttsht de
fense of the Jackson county class B
ohamplons was too mucn tor ww
highly rated Aragons. O. Hlggln
bothom, gtgantlo center, connected
for eight Held goals, ana oeaiv, jw-
headed forward, nit lour iruui
field and three from the foul mark.
Toncalla, 34; Jacksonville 17 ..
rr- MntAr. nnllected a total Of
14 plonts, and Yoncalla blasted Jack
sonville Into the eonsolatlon flight.
Jacksonville was never in me b.".
Ward garnered eight points for the
losers.
n ... nunifi nlver. 24
. i..... HAm thrauoh In the
AUW,J - "
pinch enabled Powers to remain In
the coampionsnip piay wuu ..-..t,
n Diit, tA the consolation
flight. It was the most exciting game
of the day, wun uii ia w"b'"b
hands at least eight times up until
i nat- Hubbard was high
UHB H"-
with IS", followed by Hartman. Rogue
River, with li. Boguo
the half. 11-B.
-1.1 Ranch 17! KAfie rOini. Aw
. i Tvun riimtv team drop-
auwun u -
ned by the wayside, pushed out by
. M . it was a dull
a n:rvm
game, Eagle Point scoring only our
field goaia tne enure gaum
Beach but 5.
Port Orford, 46; Gold Hill, 11
Playing their seoond game of the
day. Port Orlord went Into the sec
,, wiunH and Gold Hill went out
of the. tournament. Rltter. Gold Hill
center, was so well oovereo. "
failed to msko a single point. Post,
Port Orford, was high point man
with 19 to his credit. He ran wild.
Blddle, 48; Paisley, IS
Willis. Riddle guard, was the high
light of the game that saw Pauley
go out of the tournament and the
winners Into ths consolation quarter
finals. He looped 32 points for the
day's individual scoring record.
PLAY BJ
CINEMA STRIKE
agreement over wage reductions with
affiliated theatrical unions.
A statement by the managers said
they had asked thst all employes take
a 25 per cent reduction.
Neighborhood theaters remained
open.
By BlUy Hulen '
Coach Don Paber will take his
Ashland high school baseball team to
Yreka. Cel., tomorrow to tangle with
Yreka' high In the first game of the
season.
Faber has several games lined up
for his club snd, though they are
somewhat tentative, he expresses the
opinion that Ashland high will have
a fairly full scbedule this spring.
Yreka will play a return game at
Ashland April 14 or 15.
Fifteen tossers will make the trip
to the California city. Catohers,
Gearhart and Fowler: pitchers, Hoxle,
Hardy and Green; first base, Harris;
second base, Murphy and Andrews;
third base, Tonner and Kannasto;
shortstop, Durham; outfield, Baugh-
man, Jungworth, Newhouse, Trusty.
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Dance till 3 at Jacksonville Satur
day night; 6-pleoe orchestra.
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CLEVELAND, March 17. (AP)
Cleveland became a city of a million
"home bodies" today.
For the first time Is two decades.
not a motion picture theater was
open.
Night clubs, grasping the poten-
tlslltles, bade the entertainment
seekers enter. One advertised: "While
fi htm in closed, see a great
show while you dine and dance. Seven
principals and a chorus or sixteen.
The farewell of the silver screen
waa accompanied by full houses at
both matinee and evening penorm
snces yesterday as thousands rushed
to the last snow oeiore ww uun-
A dispute over wsges wun muoic
lans, stagehands and motion picture
machine operators caused the order
to close. Other employes already had
taken wage reductions.
SYRACUSE, N. Y March 17. (AP)
Syracuse's large downtown motion
picture theaters closed their doors at
h. .f th. isMt ahowlnes last
night, after failure to come to an
KANSAS CITY, March 17. (API
Plans for closing the theaters of
greater Kansas City Msrch 30 as the
result of a salary reduction deadlock
between operators and union em
ployes were disclosed today.
FITCH N0TU.S.
L. K. Fitch, Good Government Con
greu member, who waa struck over
the head with a gun yesterday morn
ing following the slaying of Officer
George Prescott, Is not an employe
of the United States forest service.
and never was. Is the announcement
made this morning by Norman O.
White, assistant supervisor of the
forest service here.
Fitch, upon arrival at the Sacred
Heart hospital, where he Is receiv
ing treatment. Identified himself as
a forest service employe. It was not
learned today whether or not he was
a member of the state forest staff.
Fender and body repairing. Price
right. BrlU Sheet Metal Works.
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Pat Backs W
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LEG OF LAMB genuine lamb . . .
LAMB CHOPS rib or loin cuts . .
CRATER BRAND HAM whole or y2
CRATER BRAND BACON mild .
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SALT PORK . lb.5V2c
LAMB SH0ULD'Rlb.8c
Mayonnaise bulk qt. 33c
FANCY HENS . lb. 17c
Veal Roasts 7i2C
Veal Steaks 0 h
Sliced Bacon OH
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Pork Leg Roast young po . lb. 10c
Prime Rib RoaSt boned, tied, no waste lb. 14c
Pure Lard or Shortening . , 4 lb. 29c
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