Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 13, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1934. I BILL CODY LOVEP ig Horn Basin, Wild Region East of Yellowstone Park, Draws Host of Sportsmen Game Is Increasing May Become Navy's Head Grid Coach CODY, Wko. OP) From the happy hunting ground to which he hae gone. Buffalo BUI may look down to oc that hU beloved big game country still la a hunter' paradise. In the paat year more hunters via Jted the Big Horn baaln, the wild country e&at of Yellowstone park which the famous frontiersman con sidered the finest hunting spot in the world, than in any season for the paat IS years. Oame wardens and guides Insist the number of game ant-: mala that abound In the region ha been steadily on the Increase since 1919. Prominent among the successful hunters was Ullen de Bcliooten, Bel gian consul at San Francisco, who with Mrs. de gcttftoten and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Wlttouch of Brussels bag ged four bull elk and a buck deei De Schoo ten's elk was the largest shoi during the year, with a 60-Inch spread and horns measuring 10 inches around the burr. Remember Cody Talcs. The party hunted In the same ter ritory where Buffalo Bill (Col. Wil liam F. Cody) guided Prince Albert 1 of Monaco and his aide-de-camp Count Beret, In 1913, on the renown ed hunter's last big game hunt. Tns torles Buffalo BUI told while In Eu rope with his Wild West show arc held responsible for continued visits of European noblemen to the Cody big game country after 20 years. Two truck loads of elk, moose and antelope heads were shipped from the Valley ranch this season to tho homes of big game hunters. One shipment Included full carcases of three moose, three antelope and three Ik to be used by James I. Clark, di rector, for a Wyoming exhibit In the Museum of Natural History In New York. At various seasons of the year the tolg game hunter In the Big Horn ba sin may shoot elk, deer, mountain sheep, antelope and grizzly, black and brown bear. Smaller game in cludes bobcats, coyotes and mountain Hons. The- bird hunter brings down grouse, sage hens, pheasants, ducks and geese, while for the angler there Is an abundance of fine trout fishing. Damage Hay Crops. This season deer became so thick Is the South Fork section that they seriously damaged the settlers' hay crops. Following complaints from one rancher about the "pesky critters," the game warden went dally to drive them out of the hay fields Into the mountains. Each night, however, they'd come back, and a 12-fot fence didn't hinder them. There probably is no truth to the tall tale of Ned Frost, noted guide, that a coyote stole and wore all sea son a hunter's red cap to keep from being mistaken for a deer. It is fact, however, that HI Ills Jordon, game warden, covered his horse front and rear with five yards of red cloth, to keep from being shot at. It worked i i ft ' MS BUSTS 100 I A MISS AT TRAPS At the Med ford Gun club traps Sunday morning. BtU Bates led all shooters when he broke 65 targets without a miss. This makes 100 straight for Bates as he had a run of 35 unfinished last Sunday. A run of 100 straight Is the goal of all trap shooters and Mr. Bates Is to be con gratulated on his achievement. At the skeet traps Everett Bray ton scor ed 21x29, which was high for the day. At 60 targets: Bill Bates 60 H. Crolsant . ... ........ 48 Geo. Jantzer 48 5. O. Mendenhall ......... 48 Ed Lamport 47 T. E. Daniels 44 Ray Coleman 44 J. R. Turpln 40 Geo. Porter 39 Cbas. Woods 29 At 26 targets: Clarence Eads . 23 Sid Newton 22 O. O. Alenderfer....i. 22 Glen Fabrlck .... Dr. Lagcson Jerry Jerome ....... Dr. Durno At 25 Skeet: Everett Brayton . Dr. Durno 21 16 16 . 21 19 H. Crolsant 19 Russell Semon 10 Lieut. Thomas Hamilton (above) may take over the head football coaching' job at the United States Naval academy at Annapolis, suc ceeding Edgar A. "Rip" Miller. Mil. ler Is expected to remain as civilian coach, giving attention to the line. (Associated Press Photo) T. E. Daniels Sam Jennings Geo. Jantzer S. O. Mendenhall . Jaa. Moore .... Ralph Green .................. H. R. Turpln... To Meet Martin Dr. Lageson Roland Hubbard . J. C. Thompson... Jerry Jerome . Geo. Porter ... 18 , 17 . 17 ie 16 14 12 11 11 10 9 John Moffatt Commodore Danenhower f r 1'fLL ;f V aWr Heinle ol&ou, rortlunu muicle mender who will meet the fnt mo. In nunny Martin of Oklahoma In the curtain-raiser on Wednesday, mat card at the Armory. BEAVERS DEFEAT IDAHOANS 40-14 CORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 13. UP) The Oregon State college basketball team today counted Its fourth con aecutlve comeback victory In the Coast conference north division race and hoped fo ranother win here tonlgh from University of Idaho. The Beavers gained an all-Important notch by defeating the Vandals, 40 to 14, here last night. Another vic tory la vital tonight If the Beavers remain In the running for the con ference championship which Univer sity of Washington has all but aalted away. Looking more and more like a well oiled machine, the Beavers pulled out of an early five-five tie and led 21 to 8 at half-time. McDonald and O'Connell led the Beaver scoring with nine points each. Iron Hand Costs Mat Artist $100 PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13. (API The Portland boxing comm .union hae moved to take the profit out of tile. gal wrestling and make the referee's Job a bit more pleasant. Yesterday It fined Ted Cox, Lodt, Cal. heavyweight 100 for taping sheet metal to his hand In a wrest ing exhibition here last week against Howard Can ton wine Dea Moines la. Half of the fine was Imposed be cause Co struck Referee Verne Har rington, . BOWLING Watson a a tea Brown Corum . Fabrlck Handicap ....... Totala i. Ouenther, Hugo... Rankin ... Jerome Smith Roatel Handicap Elks' Tourney. 110 1M 310 100 140 140 . 130 130 ... 143 841 318 108 183 181 ISO 68 108 108 140 130 171 00 841 103 188 114 137 190 853 3835 190 593 158 173 188 150 88 Total .... Tonight: 005 850 883 3737 Slwood va. DeVore. City League. Peerless Meat Market. Clancy fltoehr DeLftra Noucl Newland 171 137 ... 140 ... 138 153 Handicap 116 174 148 137 190 140 116 170 180 135 178 170 118 883 885 Mall Trllmne. H. Hnasong 160 144 C. Puhl 147 140 J Murray 160 135 Hagen 170 186 Hal Halflht 160 175 Handicap 04 04 CENTRAL PT. WINS FROM HOLD HILL Central Point's quintet continued Its victory march Friday night by de feating Gold Hill, 35 to 25, at Gold Hill. The Pointers rallied In the sec ond quarter after trailing the Gold Hill outfit, and knotted the score at 14 all at the end of the half. The Central Point boya forged ahead fast In the second half, chalking up 21 points to 11 for the host team. Delbert Ayrea was high scorer for the Pointers with IB points. Walker of Gold Hill netted 13 points and Aaron Ayrea of Central Point and Rlt ter of Gold Hill were tied with 7 each. Lineups: Central Pt. ' Gold Hill D. Ayres (18) F Kell (4) Virtue (4) F Walker (13) Culbertson (1) C Rltter (7) Carr (6) a Horton A. Ayrea (7) G Llngren (3) SONS WIN. 46-20. ASHLAND, Ore.. Th. 13. (API I In a rollicking second half, the Southern Oregon Normal baaketball team pulled far ahead of Albany col lege and won, 46 to 30, here Inat night. The SONS led, 15 to, 13, at half time. FRISBIE TO FACE 464 448 433 300 400 844 860 3601 SCHMELING AND HAMAS WILL BATTLE TONIGHT PHILADELPHIA, Peb. IS. (API Max Sehmrllng. former world'e heavyweight champion, rraahea Into the flrat barrier on hie comeback trail tonight. Stve Hamea, youlhful Jeraeyan wno unit gained ayuetio fame at the f irrt time In yeara. .gui.ji.iii. nwi vuiicg. ia met barrier, and the promoter expect 16.000 enthualaata to wlineaa Vic claah. Mall Tribune. T. Huwmg 145 114 C. Puhl ..... 188 133 J. Murray ...... 133 151 W. Hagen 194 181 Hal Halght 333 168 Handicap 100 100 O. Kerr L. Bonner H. Plnneo S. Strk ... K. Clevenberg ... Handicap 030 648 KtAhdfirrt OH. l.M 143 100 .. Ill 103 158 06 134 138 133 156 161 171 158 137 196 100 155 133 136 136 133 198 Medford mat fane will find out to- morrow night If the big fireman, Ray Friable, can take It. Local grappling followers know Friable can dish It out, but Wednesday evening Promoter Mack Llllard la Importing a big, rough and tough lad in the person of Al Schnell, 3O0-pounrier, who hails from Sydney, Australia, to race the fireman in a 45-mlnuta match and, eaya- Lll lard plenty can happen. Sailor Prans of the tattooed epi dermis, will meet Prank Clemena, Oklahoma. In the main event and the dynamic Bunny Martin will open the show In a 80-mlnute struggle with Heinle Olaon of Portland. 717 789 840 3548 Tonight: Poat Office va. Prultt'a Service station. Becauaa of two hurrtcanea last fall, northeastern countlea of North Carolina failed to produce a profit able soybean crop thia season for the Achiu Pins Heinz With Body Presses PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. IS (API- Walter "Sneer" Achlu. Chinese mid dleweight wrestler, defeated Cowboy Heine, two out of three falla In the main event here last night. Achlu took the flrat fall with a body press, Heine, the aecond with reverse chin locka and body presa. and Achlu end ed the fray with a body press. Mickey MoOuIre took the flrat. and third falla to win the aeml-flnal from Wildcat Orey. Rotation of Chrlatmaa tree cropa haa been succeaefulty established on several Connecticut farms. OREGON NORMAL WINS, 38-18 OVER BEARCATS MONMOUTH, Feb. 13 (AP) Ore gon Normal School overwhelmed Willamette Unlveralty In their bas ketball game here last nlgit 38 to 16, thereby winning the three game aorles between the two schools two games to one, Olaagow, Scotland,, had death rate of 13.4 In 1033, the lowest on Ite record- k I WRESTLING MEDFORD ARMORY Fast Vicious Thrilling WED. NIGHT BARGAIN PRICES 8:18 P. M. Any Bent B5c. 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