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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1933. EAST'S HOPES IN ROSE BOWL REST ON THESE COLUMBIA LIONS to Bhow S-to-4 score In their fa vor at the end of the first quarter, but the BouUi Tor boys got the range in the second quarter and the score at the end o! the balf read 30 to 9 In their favor. LOUGHRAN JOLTS NATIONAL LEAGUE PAGE SIX T Tommy's Negotiations for Go With Camera Leaves Old Champ With Two Fighters But No Match NEW YOHK, Dec 15. OR Piimo Camera, massive world heavyweight boxing champion, today agreed to defend Ills title against Tommy Lou Eh ran of Philadelphia, at Miami, Fla., Feb ruary 23, providing he can gain the consent of Louis Sores!, his Italian co-manager. bV iikhbkrt w. bakkkr Associated Press Snorts Writer NEW YORK, Dec. 15. (AP) Jack Dempsey's effort to break the mo nopoly Madison Square Garden long has .held on the heavyweignts naa met with a decided setback today as Tommy Loughran continued nego tiations looking to a title match with Prlmo Camera at Miami, Feb ruary 32. Dempsey still haa one leading con tender under hto wing, Max Baer, and seems to have the Inside track with another. Max Schmellng, but Lougnran's return to the Garden fold has Just about ruined the old cham pion's plans. Bout Considered "In" Although no contracts have been signed, the Loughran -Camera bout was cnsldered definitely "In." ear ners, here for a flying 24-hour visit, was too busily engaged at a bank ruptcy hearing yesterday to get around to the Garden and talk terms but expected to make It. today be fore returning to Italy on the same boat that broughi him here yester day morning. Camera, Interviewed on his arrival, made It clear that he was ready to fight Loughran anywhere, any time so the Garden would have no trou ble from that quarter, especially since the champion already Is un der contract for a title defense un der Garden promotion. Lougaran wants the fight, too, but has been holding out for a little bigger cut than the 12'a per cent usually award ed the challenger. Loughran Confident The veteran Phlladelphlan, how- . ever. Is not likely to let a few dol lars stand In his way. He's con vinced he can whip Camera and win the heavyweight title. He's never had much trouble with the over sized heavyweights like Vlctorlo Campolo and Ray Impellltlere. With Loughran on the verge of ' signing with the Garden, Dempsey's winter plans, Involving two bouts, have been completely wrecked. Jack was to have been associated with the promotion of a Loughran -Schmellng match cither .here or In Atlantic City, January 31, and planned to match the winner with Baer In San Francisco February 22. - But Joe Smith, Loug bran's man ager, has turned down the Schmel lng bout In favor of a whack at the title, leaving Dempsey with two ; two heavyweights but no match. Since Lou &h ran haa already whipped Schmellng. there 'd be no particular point to matching them again. Should Camera beat Loughran, Dempsey and the Garden might get together and pool their resources for ! a Bacr-Carnera bout In the turn-' mer. ' jSL vll JEM 1L i ii i it if rn. i v VP? Or"? These boys will carry the east's standard In the New Year's day gridiron battle against Stanford at Pasadena, Cal. It's Columbia's prob able starting lineup for the big Rose Bowl classic The backs are, from left to right: Ed Bromlnskl, halfback; Capt. Cliff Montgomery, quarterback; Alfred Barabas, halfback, and William Nevel, fullback. The linesmen are Anthony Matal, Joseph Ferrara, Stephen Dzamba, Newell Wilder, Lawrence Plnckney, Paul Jacket and Owen McDowell, (Associated Press Photo) PAT ON PLAYERS Big Deals In Talent Confined Entirely to American Cir cuit Boston Red Sox Get 'Three of Stars AS REFEREE FOR SWEEP WITH CUE CHICAGO. Dec. 13. () Frank Tagerskl, veteran Schenectady, N. Y , cue wlelder, will attempt to stop An drew FonKl's drive for the worli's pocket billiard title tontght. some thing six other entrants In the tour namen failed o do. Ponzl, playing a his best last night, won his sixth straight victory and his victim was Ralph Oreenleaf of Nsw York, the defending .champion. Ilie stubby Philadelphia Italian took the lead in the fifth inning and went on to a 123 to 33 victory, in 10 Innings. Taberdcl yesterdAy lout his third de cision, bowing to Pasquale Natalie of Chicago. 123 to 31, In 27 innings. Southern Oregon fans will have an opportunity to see Jack Dempsey, col orful ex-champion of the fistic world, in the role of referee In tonight's Armory wrestling card. In addition to gaining a glimpse of the famous Manassa Mauler, the cash customers will see some of the cleverest matmen over to perform in a local ring. Thor Jensen and Logger -Heibeit will exchange grips in the main event and Robin Reed and Klem Kusek will perform in the semi-final. A curtain- raiser between Mickey McOuire and Rob Roy Is expected to whet the spectators' appetites for the balance of the bill. Both Jensen and Helbert bear repu tations for wild and wooly wrestling and have kept big town crowds In an uproar whenever they appear on card. Reed Is a former world cham pion and Is still as good as the beet at his weight,- Kusek Is a clean, sci entiflc rap pier and a great favorite in the Puget Sound country. The match between McOuire and Roy may easily steal the show, accord ing to Herb Owen, who matched the boys for tonight's program. E n WINS CAGE TILT In a hard -fought game, featured by IB scoreless minutes of close guarding by both teams at the 1642nd company. Camp South Fork Rogue River won from the Headquar ters detachment of Med ford by a score of 27 to 18 In a regular CCO basketball league game here Tues day. Players from up the Rogue showed superior team work and more expe rience In handling the ball. During the first ,half of the game, Head quarters detachment was unable to penetrate the tight defense of the South Fork team and the half end ed 0 to 0 against them. Headquarters also showed defens ive possibilities by holding the win ners scoreless for IS minutes. Norse, pivot man for the winners, was high point man of the game with 11 points to his credit. Summary: Camp South Headquarters For 37 . Detachment IB Plnkstaff . F Terrant Oibhard F Wlnslow Norse C Gray laer ... O . . Smith Lane MHH..M...a Oreen Cardulm 8 . Prindle Ovltt 8 Hartley Lee .......S Cutler Ooddard 8 Dallalre Crothus ...... 8 .-... Tony Forrester S Dennis Duval ... 8 Other games Tuesday night Includ ed the Elk Creek-Evans Creek CCC ramp match, wlt,h Elk Creek winning, 33 to 31, here Tuesday, Camp Kerby defeated Rand Ranger Station Camp 39 to as at Grans Pass, and Cape Sebastian defeated Port Oxford, 33 to 33, at Gold Beach. The biggest shoot In southern Ore gon history Is the hope of the Med- ford Gun club, the Medford Rifle club and the Roxy Ann Grange for this coming Sunday. They will tlwn sponsor a "Charity Shoot," for which many novelty stunts are being plan ned, along with the regular shooting schedule. Many fine prizes In the way of holiday food wilt be offered. The list includes turkeys, ducks, geese, chick ens, hams, bacon and sausage, also wood for the Yuletide fire. The Items are being received by the general committee and wilt, he awarded Sunday in the various events, which will also- Include pistol shoot ing, in order that "orack" shots with all weapons will find, a classification for ntry. ATTRACTS STARS LONG BEAOH, Cal.. Dec. 15. Fred Morrison, Pasadena, Cal... pro fessional faced the most Impressive field of opponents In the history of the Collfornla open gold champion ship today as he aet out to defend his title over the Lake wood country club course. An indication of what Morrison was up against was given yesterday when Ben Coltrln, San Francisco pro, shot a sparkling 68, three under par. to win with Cliff Baker, Portland, Ore., the amateur-pro preliminary. Coltrln and Baker came In with a composite card or 64 yesterday, while Olln Dutra and Chuck Ward. Santa Monica, had a 65. Morrison indicated his intention of keeping the title by contributing largely to a 66 turned In by himself and Harry Wesbrook. Pasadena amateur, to tie for third place with two other teams. ATTENTION TURKEY GROWERS! Ship Your Turkoyt to tho House that Gets You Top Prices Quick Returns wwm M Fair Grading Honest Weight It rffV Bti Wat of ralllornla. V ft V lUnk of Amerlra. r ?S Kn.ry HI... aan I'r bonrifri hr ths Rrfrrnces ral. Mont- rranrl.ro, Cal. Receiving Turkeys Dec. 19, 20, 21 at Davii Tmnafor, So. Grape St., Medford Bear Fruit & Produce Co. 115-117 Washington Street, San Franciixo, Cal. LIVELY BASEBALL FOR GOING YEAR CHICAGO. Dec. 15. (i Major lea gue club owners today votd to adopt a uniform baseball for the 1034 sea son. "We will meet soon with the base ball manufacturers and agree on the specifications for the standardized ball." the two league presidents said. "Until then, we can hardly say whnt It will be except that it will be live Her than the ball used In the Na tional league last season." The New York Yankees yesterday handed unconditional releases to Pitcher Herb Pennock and Third Baseman Joe Sewell, two of the fore most veterans of baseball. Flight 'o Time (Medford and Jackson County History From the Files of The Mall Tribune of 20 and 10 Years Ago.) TEN YEARS AGO TODAY December IS, 1023, (It was Saturday) Democratic leaders open fire oi President Coolldge and his policies. Corsa M. Kldd la elected president of the War Eagle mine. High school booze case is dis missed. Bootlegger charged with selling liquor to boys, but was sub stantantlated. Bootlegger proved he was In Yreka at the time of the sale. Value of farm crops of nation greatest in history. The tomb of King Tut Is opened, and golden shrine "of great value and beauty" found. Christmas mall rush now In full swing at postofflce. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY December 15, 1013. (It was Monday) Tom Parlow buys the BUnger ranch on Little Butte from J. W. Sllnger. Portland unemployed parade, ask work. and Auto ownera of the valley organize to fight the auto license tax. Quia" Quisenberry Is suffering from sn ulcerated tooth, and Ous Newbury Is confined to his home with a bad cold. Vern Canon, son of ex-Mayor Canon. will I..VA t.hl. nftftrnoon for Lodl. Cal., where he has a business propo sition. Vern has many friends here, and his merry laugh will be missed. Knute Knutsen." four-act Swedish comedy, with a, concert band at the Page. "Trying Out 107." at the Star; The Pendulum Swings Always- at the Isls, and "The Heart As Dark As Night," at 'the It. ELK GREEK QUINT WINS CCC GAME Elk Creek's "Old Men of the Mountains" broke the ice In the dis trict basketball tournament by de feating the Evans Creek Camp quint. 32 to 31, here Tuesday. Tanner of t.'ie Elk Creek team was high point man with seven field aoala. Whlt of the Evans trees five showed up well snd gained him self five markers. Elk Creek Evans Creek Camp 33 Camp 31 Babb BP White Pinch LP. Oenottl Tanner ....0 Lepnonn Moe R3 smun Triplett LO ... Applegate Substitutes Elk creea Limp: Holt, Lofgreen, Wisdom. Eggen, Ti tus, Hatfield. STAR MARKET East Main Street Order Your Christmas Turkeys Now! SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Beef Roasts, Ibv 9c Choice T-Bone & Sirloin Steak, lb.. . 15c Lean Pork Roast, lb. , .10c Fresh Side Pork, lb. ., 10c Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. 25c Shortening, 4 lbs. . , 25c Choice Hens and Fryers We Deliver Phone 273 ASHLAND, Dee. 18. (Spl.) The Southern Oregon Normal basketball season will open tonight at the Junior high school. The Grants Pass all stars, one of the fastest independent teams of this section will furnish the opposition. This game will be the start of a long hard schedule for the SONS, with the fastest college clubs on the coast due to appear here with in the next few weekB. Coach Hobson will present a team composed largely of new men. Only Ward Howell, center, remains from the strong team of last year. 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Pay Less DRUGS Medford Building By WIIXIAM WEKKKS (Associated Press Sports Writer.). CHICAGO, Dec. 15. (Baseball affairs today were the property of the hot stove leaguers for a long winter of discussion as to who had the bet ter of It In a record three days of trading. The annual major league meetings closed last night, with a decision by the magnates to adopt a uniform' ball for both big circuits and as many minor organizations as can be brought into line. The question of radio broadcasting failed to come up for official consideration and the clubs will go on for another year, handling the problem as they see fit. The trading was an exclusive Amer ican league proposition, the older clr sult failing to come up with a deal. The bulk of the unusual amount of business was accomplished by the Boston Red Sox, who obtained the Athletes' two star lefthanders, Bob Grove and Rube Walberg. and InfleM er Max Bishop. They also obtained Carl Reynolds from St. Louis, and promise to cut quite a figure in nsxt year's title race. Cincinnati's representative got away from the meeting without announcing ; the Identity of next year's manager. I Bob O'Parrell, veteran catcher of the i Cardinals, had pulled Into the lead as the favored candidate. City Meat Marke FREE DELIVERY 8:00 10:00 2:00 4:00 121 No. Central Phone 324 WHO WOULDN'T AFTER THAT SWELL STEAK SEE, I SURE PEEL LIKE A MILLION! MEAT Makes You Fit Our lame rarlfty of the flnrot meals enables ou to select exactly what 5u want. That's why particular people patronize k The City Market Ham . .... lb. 15c Bacon, lb. . .- . . . . .16c Jewel Shortening, pure veg., 3 lbs. . . 27c Hominy, quart 10c Oysters, pint 30c Choice Hens, Fryers,' Rabbits ELK CREEf South Fork Rogue River Camp 1642, CCC, added another basketball scalp to their belts last night by taking the Elk Creek camp, 33 to 13, on the Butte Falls floor. Geb hardt, forward of the South Forkers. was bright star of the encounter, heaving nine baskets. The Elk Creek outfit started the evening at a fast clip, netting enough ATTENTION TURKEY GROWERS Have Cash Buyer for Your Turkeys For Delivery on Dec. 18 and 19 Call 624 Daytime 1545-J-2 at Night or 18-x-l, Central Point A Beautiful Christmas Card will be sent . to announce your gift of a subscription to this paper. Gift subscrip tions include the Sun day edition. DAIt? 310GIFTS IN ONE Your Christmas Gift of a Mail Tribune Subscrip tion Can Bring Pleasure to the Family. Every Day pVERY day of the year, the fam--4 ily will be reminded of your Christmas thoughtfulness, with a sparkling, newsy edition of this widely read paper. Here's one gift everybody wants and it's inexnen-sive Medford Mail Tribune Si
