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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON", THURSDAY,' JANUARY 25, 1934.
ID PARRISH PLAY
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BOWLING
Elk Tourney.
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Handicap
Old Rivalry Will Be Renewed
With Salem Basketeers
Tigers and St. Mary's
Play Preliminary Games
Medford Junior hltfh school will
como into Its own tn athletic tomcr
vow night, when they meet the Par
rim Junior high Mhool huketball
quintet of Salem, on the high school
floor In the first of a two-game series,
In. the local's principal encounter of
the season.
Parrish has always been Med ford's
most formidable opponents, but the
local boys look forward to playin?
them, for in addition to being real
Opposition, the Salem youngsters are
the best of sports, and relations es
tablished between the school several
years ago have been most pleasant.
Two years ago, on the local floor,
Med ford tied Parrtsh for state hon
on, winning the first game by two
points, arid losing the second In an
Overtime period by a similar score,
Last year t Salem, the Parrish
boys won both games, but it took an
overtime period to take the second
game, and then tht lead was only one
point at the end of playing time. In
this game, Med ford was leading by
one point, with only five seconds to
play, when a foul allowed the Salem
boys to tl up the score. So, Judging
from the past, the con teats tomorrow
night and Saturday should be real
battles.
Jack Henderson, grandson of the
late George Prescott, and a letterman
of Med ford -Junior high school last
year, is a regular on the Parrish
team this year.
Preliminaries to both games will be
played by the local high school team
and St. Mary's AU-SHars. The St.
Mary's boys are a fast outfit, and My
they are after some Tiger skins In
the games this week.
A radio rally will be held tonight
At OHO, so time in and hear the
Junior Pep olub put on a real pep
Broadcast.
The probable starting lineup are
Med ford Salem
Root P Skonll
Xttlnger , ,. Freeman
Oliver C ........ Chiles
Carter ...... .-.t....a..,.. . Hoffert
LumaH .-O Henderson
BEAVERS DEFEAT
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MOSCOW, Ida., Jan. W On-
ton etata'a Beavsr., with 83-21 vic
tory om Idaho her laat nJght, word
In a tla with Oregon for aeoond place
In the northern division Paclflo Ooaat
conference hoop race today. Tho
Vandala and Washington State kept
each other company In the oellar.
After dropping Tuesday night's tut
le, 81-39, the Beavera got revenge
last night by putting on the pressure
lor a laat period win. George Hlbblrd,
forward, dropping in five shota from
the floor and a trio of free toaaea for
18 of hla team'a counters. Ttoa van
al. led at the half. 13-19.
After a week's Idleness, the league
leading Washington Husklea will go
Into aetlop again tomorrow night,
meeting Oregon In the first of two
fame aerlea, while the Beavera will
ah in across the atate line to Pullman
for pair of contests with Washing
ton atate.
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Totals ....1009
Guenther, Hugo.... 1S5
Jerome m.....m....h 301
Rankin 71
Roetel 166
Smith ....
Handicap
34S 131 1M S30
358 IBS 108 807
141 1S1 148 487
.. 187 187 187 601
108 141 198 403
03 S3 376
886 880 3774
180 300 836
ISO 690
178 601
197 41
319
187
00
189 169 168 408
74 74 74 323
Total 31 884 880 9604
Friday nlghti Sollnaky va. Wateon
City League,
Your Office Boy,
Dr. Lantls 174 181 166 830
O. Roberteon ...... 136 126
0. F-urnaa 148 130 168 443
H. Field 100 134 190 303
R. Shreve 192 ll 136 440
8. Col ton ..... 116 132 287
Handicap 68 73 73
777 808 801 3381
Poet Office.
8. Sherwood . 166 .146 167 468
Q. Gould 131 78 138 387
R. Slngler 186 163 134 '433
E. York 83 116 133 381
B. Nlchola , , 167 131 184 473
Handicap 138 138 136
17 780 B73 3480
Tonight: Peerleas Meat Market va
Elka.
WOLFE PINS TAR
PORTLAND, dan. 35. (P) Bob
Kruse's wrlstlocks were too much for
Jack Porsgren, Vancouver, B. O., and
the Oswego heavyweight won the da
cut on when he threw tho weakened
Canadian out of the ring for the de
ciding fall here last night. ,
Don Wagner, 920, former Oregon
State fooball player, won his sixth
oonsecutlve match since entering the
wrestling game when he took Moose
Norbeck, 23o, Vancouver, B. O., for
the second time after two minutes
wrestling In the second 10-mlnuto
round. After apparently being weak
ened from rabbit punches, Wagner
picked Norbeck up and erashed him
to the mat.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the County of
Jackson In and for the State of
Oregon.
In the Matter of the Katate of Philip
R. Ttefren. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified by the above entittfd
Court as administrator of the wutt
of Philip R. Trefren, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
estate are hereby required to present
them with the proper vouchovs within
six months from the first publication
of this notice to J. P. Pllegol, 32 North
Central Ave., Med ford, Oregon.
Datd and first published January
95, 1034. J. F. FMKOKL,
Administrator.
M. K H ANNA and J. P. FUECHBL,
Attorneys for Administrator.
Sailor Franz, stocky grappler from
San Diego, rushed over to Les Wolfe's
corner as the latter was leisurely
doffing his robe when the gong
sounded for the beginning of their
match at the armory last night, and
surprised the Texan with a series of
head locks and wrist' whlplocks fol
lowed by a body press to tnk the
first fall in less than a minute.
Wolfe, considerably ruffled by the
unexpected onslaught of the tattooed
tar, came back with fire in his eye
and, after 1ft minutes of strenuous
grappling, clamped on his spectacu
lar rolling sclAsop, with which he
pounded tne goo rrom sme to side
llqe a sack full of mush to even up
the score.
Wolfe took the deciding fall in 10
minutes by again snaring the sailor
with the rolling scissors.
In the opening match of the double
main-event card, Pete Belcaatro, Sac
ramento Italian, took two falls out
of three from Frank Clemens, the
Oklahoma terror, after the latter had
demonstrated something entirely new
to mat fans In this neck of the
woods. The hold, known as the "In
dian paralyser," was gained with a
foot on each side of the Italian's
.head,, one pressing upon the cords
on the side of the neck. Pete found
the situation so unpleasant that he
broke his chicken gut before he In
tended, and yielded to the fall in It
minutes.
Beloaatro took the next two turn
bles In nine and 14 minutes, respect
tvely, with well exeouted crab holds.
Clemens, w.ho spotted Pete several
pounds In weight, proved a fast and
versatile grappler, and Protor Mack
Lll lard .hopes to sign him up for next
Wednesday's card. The popular Wolfe
may also be seen here again next
week.
Llllard'a mat shows are gaining In
attendance, and, If such cards as the
laat two are continued It la predicted
Medford will regain the old-time In
tereet In the game.
Who: Medford vs. SONS Fresh
men, Tiger Cubs vs. Apple
gate Townles.
When : Tonight, prelim. 7 p.
m. Main game, 8 p. m.
Where: High school gym on
South Oak dale.
By Harold Grove
With their practice schedules com
plete for the week, the Medford high
and the freshman SONS are prepared
for the worst when they meet on the
maple courts of the Medford high
school gyu at 8 o'clock tonight.
The SONS have not announced
their starting lineup but are expect
ed to present a quintet of "eagle-eye"
ball playasra.
Tha Medford team has completely
overcome the down-ln-the-dumps
spirit that prevailed the first of the
week. They gave their sharpAhooting
the final polish Thursday night.
Probable starting line-up for Med
ford: Harris and White, forwards;
Steuart and Brown, guards; Bttlnger,
center.
The Medford Tigers will play pre
liminaries to the Parrish Jr.-Med ford
Jr. games tomorrow and Saturday
nights, playing the St. Mary's All
Stars Frld and Lalng's All-Stars of
Orants Pass Saturday.
PETROLLE, BEATEN
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25. (AP) Once
more Will Petrol le a sturdy up-iUnd-lng
citizen, was back In the ranks
of the unemployed today, a former
prize fighter, with nothing to worry
about except a bit of bond clipping
now and then and that cigar store
he owns In Duluth. '
The old fellow folded his dun
colored Indian blanket and packed
It away for the last time, ready to
accept as final the 10-round heating
Barney Roes, of Chicago, lightweight
champion, gave him In the Bronx
Coliseum last night.
"Tell them I'm through," he said
as he shuffled down the ring steps
In the big barn In the Bronx laat
night, thoroughly beaten by the bril
liant little Ross. "I can't fight any
more, so I'm not going to try."
In only one round, the ninth, when '
Barney obviously was coasting was
Petrolic able to work his way labor- i
lously to close quarters and gain the ,
upper hand. Barney beat him once
before In Chicago.
Every other round, and the unani
mous decision of the Judges, the
referee and the 12,043 of the faithful
who Journeyed far Into the fastness
of the Bronx for the battle, went to
Rom.
Ross shook the veteran badly at .
times, but never could floor him or j
bring him close to the knockout stage. 1
The betters had made Barney a 8
to 1 favorite, despite Petrolle's weight !
advantage. Billy weighed 141, Ross1
136.
NO SALES TAX FOR
SMUDGE OIL, SPRAY
The Oregon tax commission has de
livered an opinion holding that under
the provisions of the proposed sale
tax there will be no sales tax on
smudge oil and sprays used In culti
vation of fruit. This has been a
moot question among fruitgrowers of
the valley.
The tax commission holds that the
tax would be "pyramiding",, which Is
not allowed in the act. The same rule
applies to other materials used in
farm production and In the sale of
farm produce.
POMEROY HIGH SCORER
ON RIFLE CLUB RANGE
Medford Rifle olub held their 6th
postal match ahoot Tuesday with .the
five high acorn being sent to 8po
kane, Waali., In competition for Mm
Paclflo northwest championship.
Scorea follow:
Pete Pomeror M
H. O. Rlnabarxer . .
. H. Pomero M
R. h, Kdwarda
M. C. Olenson .
I. It. WOOdell
Ed Lull .......-.........
WILL PAV CASH FOR
County and
School Warrants
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Friday
12:15 Chamber of Commerce Newt
8:00 Break f aat News, Mall Tribune
8:0s Mualcal Clock
8:111 Peerleaa Parade
8:!0 Shopping oulde
8:45 Royal Club program
0:00 Friendship Circle- Hour
9:30 Morning Melody
0:45 Home Makera Bureau
10:00 Weather Forecast
10:00 Mualcal Notes
10:15 Radio School of Cookery
10:30 Marching Along
11:00 Orants Pane Hour
11:15 Vignette
11:80 Mirror of Family Life
11:45 Tone Pictures
13:00 Mid-day Revue
13:10 Chamber of Commerce Newa
13:15 Radio Rendeivoua
13:80 Newa Flashes, Mall Tribune
13:80 Auction Flaahea
13:85 Monarch Melodies
13:50 Interlude . ,
1:00 Varieties
3:00 Claaslfled edition of Air
8:00 Bongs for everyday
8:80 KMED program review
3:36 Dreaming the Walts: Away
4:00 Rhythmical Cocktail
4118 Uncle Jerry
4:80 Maaterworka program
5:00 Cecil and Sally
SUB Hllo fierenadera
5:30 SI A Rimer
8:48 Newa Dtgeat, Mall Tribune
6:00 Medford Theatre Oulde
8:18 Al Plche' Sporte and
Flaahea
6:30 Interlude
8:30-The Regimented Dead
6:45 Moderne
7:00 Do You Believe In Ohoats?
7:16 Eventide
7:30 to 8:00 Waits Potpourri
OAKLAND, Cel.. Jan. 35. ) Billy
Wallace, 138-pound Clevelander.
knocked out Roy Stlce, 135, Oakland.
In the eighth round of their 10-round
match here last night.
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Fish
Burnham Calls Mere X. M. Burn
ham, diatnet aalea manager for tha
Standardbll company of California,
la In Medford today from San Fran
claco on bualneaa, conferring with
membera of the local oil company
ataff.
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