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Newspaper Page TextMEDFCmD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MCWsTfAY, MAECH 20, "1933. Four Jackson County Cagers Named Stars in Secondary Tourney football coach at the College of the Pacific, Stockton, Cal. Old Time Comedian Receives Last Cue ORANGE. N. J. March 20. (API Jefferson De Angells, a comedian who delighted audiences tnrougn a career of 60 yeara en the stage, died todsy at the Orsnge Memorial hospital, aged 83. WITH THE WHITE SOX OUT WEST SALEM CHAMPIONS Promising; Rookie TOP NOTCH BOXING CARD FOR ELKS ON Stagg Starts For Far Western Job CHICAGO, . Mar. JO. VP) For the second time la his career, Amos Alonzo StsRg waa on his way west ward to take a new job. Automatically retired from the post of director of athletics at the Uni versity of Chicago, by the 70-year age llml-.. Stagg signed to become head PLAYED OVER HEAD SAYS HUNTINGTON PXGB EIGHT 2 FROM PHOENIX, ONE EACH FROM : BT. FALLS; J VILLE Coach Hobson and Officials E S el cect 12 Outstanding Players at End of Norman Scho ol's Tournament. (By Billy nulen.) Pour men from Jalwon oounty Mrs selected by R. W. MacNell, Coach Howard Hotoson and official -as outstanding pla;ers Jn the amn annual " Southern Oregon Normal school basketball tournament, which earn, to an end Saturday night at 4ii!:nd. Though no all-star team iu ptcs d, 13 players were selected from the 18 cesms entered In the tourney as being the most valuable and out standing to their respective equaos. : Gears and Swingle from Phoenix, Ward from Jacksonville and Rogers, Butt rails, were th county men named. 1 The complete selections follow Sesrs .........J'hoenlx Swingle Ward Rogers . phoenix .-Jacksonville Butte Falls mw....CIilloquln Barclay , l.uttirll . Chlloquln Con ley , P" Orford llclmkln , Willis Toner ..- ...Tort Orford .Kiddle Yon calls ' P. Hull Rlverton fjetsler ...... ............J,oncrf Winners. ' Chlloquln ............... .Champion Phoenix ....... .. . Runner-up ... Jacksonville ...Champion (Consolation:) ' Blrerton - ..Kunner-up (Consolation.) ' Port drford Third Place . Champion .- -. lakeTlew Third Plaoa (Ooneoiatton.) ' Trophies were awarded to the above teams and Individual ribbons were given to members of the Chlloquln and pnoenix squaas. ' I.ucky Shot Wins, A rafter-grazing shot from the sen. ter 3t the floor In the last 30 seconds, by Nelson, Chlloquln's Indian for ward, defeated Phoenix, 19-18, and gave the Klamath county class B champions the highest honor in the flouthern Oregon Normal school's an. nual Invitational barketball tourna ment, which ended at Ashland Sat urday night. Heavy favorites to win the title, due to their overwhelming victories over Prospeot, Butte rails and Port Orford In earlier 'games, the Indiana ran up against a fighting Phoenix team which Jumped into an early lead when Scars dropped a free throw and Swingle hit two beauties from long range. Phoenix was ahead the entlrw first half, 7-3 the first quar ter and 11-7 at the half. They play ad a careful passing game with a slow breaking ofTenae. Takes Early Lead, Three minutes after the third quar ter started Chlloquln was leading, ia-11. Nelson and Barcley peppering the hoop with deadly aim. Then, with but eight mlnutea lelt to play, Phoenix made her bid, which kept the house in a continual up roar, with the oount n-u in cn' oquln's favor, Swindle, considered by many the greatest gunrd In the tour nament, looped one from the center, and Seam aank a free throw. For three mlnutej neither team scored. Then, with two minutes t play, Swingle dropped another and the colas became deafening. Referee Terkovlch asked the crowd to refrain from cheering, as the players could not hear the whistle, but It did no good they lltornlly raised the roof. Sears Cages One, Chlloquln got the tip-off and flashed down the floor. Barclay shot and misled, and C. Hlgglnbotham took It off the backboard and rifled a pas to red-headed Sears, the pinch' shooter who kept Phoenix In the tournament by his jrreat play In the Tcncalla game. 8?rs potted from a difficult angle and Phoenix was ahead. 18-17, with a little over minute to play. Thtn, out of a frantic maw of dlvlrg, clutching players, Nelson scooped the tall, and with the time keeper's trigger finger twitching, took hasty aim and looped the shot that gave Chlloquln the championship. Summery: Chlloquln (18)- PCI JT PP Barclay Nelson r a o o r 8 o i Welion r 0 0 1 Krause C 114 McCain . O 0 0 0 Luttrell a 0 0 1 Porter . O 0 2 Total ....I 1 Phoenix (IB) PG FT PP Glover P 0 0 0 Sesrs .. ..P S 4 0 O. HlKglnbotham. O 0 0 a Swingle f 4 0 a W. Higg1nbotham...a 0 0 3 Totals T 4 7 -Officials: Terkovlch and Patterson. Jacksonville Connotation Winner. With Luak and Relnklng running wild, Jacksonville smashed Rlrerton to win the consolation championship of Southern Oregon Normal school's annus! Invitational basketball tour namrnt. At no time In the gams was RIv. wton within striking distance. Jarksonvill, with Hess and Ward feeding liusk for crlrjplea under the basket, swept Rlverton off Its feet from the opening whistle and quickly ran up a 13-4 lead an ffce first quar ter ended, TM.ugh Rlverton tightened Its de fense from then on, Jacksonville wss able to score almost at will. Lusk was high point man with 16 to nl credit. Other results of Saturday's games: Port Orford 33. Powers at third place .Tho Chicago White Sox are settling down to the annual process of working new talent Into their baseball machine and polishing up old stirs in preparation for the American League race. These pictures were made at their Pasadena, Cal., spring camp. Above "Mule" Haas, outfielder formerly with the Athletics, takes a turn at bat with Fred Milllgan catching. Jimmy Dykes (left), also a former atar of the A'a, Is shown below with Haas and their new boss, Manager Lew Fomee (center). (Associated Press Photos) PLUCKY RED DEPENDABLE OROIN STATE CQLLEOB, Corval- lts, Mar. 30 (Spl.) Rd MacDonald. former Med ford high school atar and now a guard on - the Pacific coaat conference championship , Oregon 8tat college basketball team, receiv ed national recognition recently due to lila ability to come through In the pinches when the going was the toughest. Red, dubbed, "the man who does not cure what the score Is," pulled several basketball game out of the flro for the Orangemen In the last two years. He plays his beat ball when the score Is close and one or two precious points are needed for vic tory. Here's what "Time." a national weekly news maganlne, had to say about Red In a recent Issue. "Oregon State, leading the north champion); Rlverton 34, Lakevlew 23 (coriAolatlon eml-flnal); Phoenix 33 Powers 17 (championship aeml-flnall; Chl'.oquln 33, Port Oreford 31 (cham pionship aeml-flnal); Lakevlew 17, Rogue River 13 (third plaoa consola tlon). KMED Broadcast Schedule Tuesday. 8:00 Breakfast News. Mall Tribune. 8:03 (Musical Clock. 8:lo A Peerleas Parade. 8:30Shopplng Guide. 0:00 Friendship Cltvle. 0:30 Today, 0:45 Meeting of the Martha Mead Society. 10:00 U. S. Weather Porecaat. 10:00 Fashion Parade. IOjIO Cheerful cherub Club. 10:SO (Morning Comment. 10:45 Radio School of Cookery. H :0O The Pet Program, llilfl (Morning Melody. 11:30 6ong and Comedy. 13:00 Mid-day Review. 13:l iPopularltla. 19:30 Mew Flashes. Mall Tribune. 13:30 -Popular VocahaU. 13:43 Golden West Program. 1 :ia Varieties. 1:30 Granta Pa Hour. 1 : 45 -Interlude. 3:00 Dance Matinee 3:00 Sonus for Everyday, 3:30 KMED Program Review. 3:35 Mualc from Yesteryear. 4:00 Acroas the Seas to Hawaii. 4 :30 Masterworka, 5:00 Popular Parade. 8:45 News Dtgt-st. 6:A3 Wedford Theater Guide. CONGEE FUNERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown Sympathetic, Friendly Service MACDOfJALD IN PINCHES ern division of the Pacific coaat con ference, needed one more game to earn the right to meet Southern Cal ifornia, southern division champions, in the play-off. It looked eaay:. the last game waa against University of Oregon, the middle of the second period, at Corvallla last week, Ore gon waa leading 31 to 30. Two min utes before the game ended, Oregon State, trying desperately to catch up. had slipped farther behind, 26 to 33. Red MacDonald, Stat guard, holed a long bankot, but 20 seconds before the final gun Oregon waa still a point ahead. Stevens, Oregon guard, fouled MacDonald; MacDonald sank the penalty shot to tie the score, gave Oregon State the chance It needed to win, 32 to 27, In the extra period. "The victory took the title away from the University of Washington for the first time In five years. 8:05 Dinner Dance Music. 6:30 Vignettes. 7:00 Lumber Jacka. 7:30-HChoea Cut from the Log o' the Day. ' 7:35-8:00 'Eventide. HITLER iS FOILED MVtTNICH, Oermany, Mar. 20. ($) The federal commissioner for the Munich police chief informed the preaa today an attempt on the life of Chancellor Adolf Hitler, planned by one German and two Russian communist, was prevented by the wateh fulness of the populace and police. Th chancellor, who came to his former Naria headquarters here for a short visit, left for Berlin by air plane at 7 a. m. Enrly this morning three men were observed arriving at the Wagner mon ument, near Hltler'e home here, whete they deppaited three hand grenades and some ammunition. WMle a passerby n"''?led the po lice, they eaoaped in an automobile. Desirable houses always In first- class condition for rent, lease or sale. Call 105. DRY WOOD Pr Tier You Haul It MtnroRn prr.i. co. JI2S N. Central Bj the Associated Press State Tournament Honr Final team rankings: Champion, Salem. Second, Lincoln. Third. Astoria, Fourth, Eugene. Fifth, Sllverton. . Sixth, Athena. Seventh, Tillamook. t Eighth, Marahfleld. Special Honors Outstanding player, John Kelly of Salem. Adjudged best sportsman, Ernest Miles of The Dalles. All-State Tournament Teams Selected by coaches, officials and newspapermen. . First? Team Kelly, Salem, forward. Scott, Sllverton, forward. Wellington, Lincoln, center. . Kolberb, Lincoln, guard. Low, Jenkins, Athena, guard. , Second Team Canessa, Astoria, forward. Wlntermute, Salem, forward. - Welchmann, Benson, center. Northam, Eugene, guard. . . Eastman, Lincoln, guard. Honorable mention: Forwards, Gels' sel of Athena, Silver of Lincoln; cen ters, Danner of Eugene. Weber of Athena, Pettyjohn of Sllverton; guards, Mackey of Astoria, Merry man of Corvallls, Miles of The Dalles, En- gel of Salem. McLean of Marahfleld, Kolberg of Lincoln honorary cap tain with 37 votes. SALEM, Mar. 20. ) Displaying a style of basketball much superior to any they had shown during the regular playing season, the Salem Senators fought their way to the slate high school' basketball oham ptonshlp here Saturday night against Lincoln high of Portland in a final upset.- "It was unexpected,' sa4d Coach Hollls W. "Holly" Huntington, after the fourth ch amplonsh ip si nee the tournament started had gone to his school. "It was hard work that did It. We commenced coming up to ward the end of the season when we beat Sllverton In a regular game. "In the tournament Salem played over Its head, and I think Lincoln high did. too." Huntington praised his players, particularly hla new men this year, who struck a winning stride barely in time for the tournament, Aitorl a. high regained Its old tour nament strldo to take third place In the tournament In a last-half rally whloh set Athena down, 27 to 25. ASHLAND HIGH LOSES 13-7 TO YREKA Ashland high dropped their first baseball game of the season Satur day to Yreka high by the score of 13-7. - Ashland used three pitchers In an effort to curb the flood of Yreka hits. They were Oreen, Hardy, and Hoxle. Harrlas and Murphy led the Grizzly attack with two blows apiece. Yreka will play a return game with Ashland. April 14 or 15. MIKE DRENNAN, 'IVORY HUNTER', TO REWARD PHILADELPHIA. March 20. (AP) Michael Drennan. who combined landscape gardening with scouting baseball players for the Philadelphia Athletics, died unexpectedly yester day. He was 81. Known to baseball wherever a leag ue team existed, Drennan scouted hundreds of players many of whom flashed to stardom In the more than 30 yeara of his service for the A's. Portland w offers NOTHING FINER IN HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS .HE HOTEL MULTNOMAH it Portland's largest hotel, located only 3 blocks from the leading banks and tores, yet out of the noisy frame. New modern furni ture, new equipment, new decorations. Excellent dining room, cafeteria and coffee shop. Popular prices. Garage across the street; attendants at the door . . lobby pipe organ concert every evening. j Aire reMi - II. SO DETACHED BATH It. 00 VITH BATH HOTEL MULTNOMAH OITLAHO. OlltON i! ijfsW slL tfm mmm II 1 Ui -Sit I tstm'v-f. f I Robert Byrnes James of San An tonlo, Tex,, 26-year old Inflelder. Ii considered among the most promis ing of New York Giants' rookies. (Associated Press Photo, GET G000 SCORES - In the Oregonlan telegraphic tour nament Sunday at the Medford Gun club, a score of 73x75 was turned In by 8. O. Mendenhall 35, Kay Coleman 24 and Sid Newton 24. In the handicap event the two six months subscriptions to Sportsmen's Review went to Ray Coleman and Clersnce Eads. At 100 Targeti. E. E. Troeh (pro.) , 08 Ray Coleman 94 Sid Newton . 04 Bill Bates 91 H. Crolaant 87 At AO Targets. S. Q. Mendenhall.... Geo. Phythlan . John Perl H. R. Turpln . A. A. Hedge Wm. Cunningham .... . O. O. Alenderfer. jt Jas. Moore Bob Norman Fred Pick . L.. Oeo, Porter '. ... At 25 Tai gets. B. V7 Pease..........- Fred Hull Geo. Eada Elmer Wilson Frank Perl R. K. .Belden....- . 49 47 46 44 43 41 40 40 40 37 33 24 23 . 23 .... 22 30 ... 19 Ralph Green 17 At SO Ilundlcnp. , Ray Coleman - 31 yds. 44 C. JJ Eads 18 yds. 44 E. W. Pease.. 1 yds. 44 W. W. Batea......,.K...,....w 21 yds. 40 H. Crolsant .... 31 yds. 39 Phone 642. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. 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