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MEDFORD M3UJ TMBUITE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDSY, MARCH 16, 1934. POTE FOUR Ski Carnival at Grater Lake Will Attract Huge Throng Sunday Gold Hill Invitational Basketball Tournament Opens Tonight 9:30 AI SUNDAY BOWLING 1 Ideal Jump Constructed at - Government Camp Star Performers to Thrill On lookersRaces a Feature With Indications of fair weather and enow cleared highways assured, next Sunday will attract hundreds of Med ford and valley residents, to Govern ment Camp where preparations have been completed for the second annual Crater Lake winter Sports carnival, presenting a. program featuring akl Jumping and racing. A caravan will leave the chamber of commerce build ing at 0:30 Sunday morning for the park, arriving In ample time before the program begins. A craw of 10 men has been at work the past week completing the con struction c what is believed to be one of the b.sst ekl Jumps on the Pa cific coast. 8kl Stars Coming Jumpers, who have attracted na tional attention, 'Will be In competi tion Sunday as one of the features of the program, and leaps In the neigh borhood of 200 feet are expected. Snow will be In good condition for long dis tances and 1. tlU five feet deep. In other winter sports centers of the west, enow has disappeared weeks ago and has given way to spring flowers, making the Crater Lake tourney one of the most unusual staged In several years. Alfred Ohm, Iron wood, Mich., for mer holder of national championships, expects to equal his past records and establtsh a new record for aouthern Oregon. Ohm Is the only American born Jumper to have ever attained championship honors In this country. However, Jumpers f:om other sections of the coast win cause him worry. John Elvrum, , holder of the amateur record, of the Cascade Ski elub of Portland and Mt, Hood, will be on hand, 91 well as HJalmar Hvam and other Jumpers of the same club. Clubs Bent Entrants Thrt Bend Skyllners, ths Mt. Shasta ffiioffimen and The Rogue Snowmen , will all be represented In these events by Jumpers whose names have appear ed In the win columns numerous times. Handsome trophy cups will be awarded to the winners of the Jump'-1 jng events.' Sigurd Ulland, Salt Lake City, one of the .outstanding profes sionals of the country, la to make a number of exhibition Jumps, also on the program for an unidentified wo man ju.npef. r Fast finishes are expected In the class A and class B races, covering eight miles tn the former and four In the Inttor. The racers will pass the spectators several times and will ne gotiate a down-hill slope Just before the finish line Is crossed. Pete Hed berg, winner of last year ski classic from Tnr Klamath to Crater Lake and return, Is one of the leading en trants in the class A division but will find that he Is not in the race alone. Hcreylre Clubs to Race Possibly one of the most entertain ing of the races will be the one-mile vent for service club members of Bend, Medford and Klamath Falls for the possession of the "Caterpillar" cup, a wandering trophy. -A number of local elub members are planning to enter and are determined the cup Is coming to Medford. The Slalom race will provide some thing new In snow sports, It consists of a down-hill race around obstacles at excessive speeds. Races have also been planned for grade school boys and high school girls. Tickets, being sold at a minimum tn defray expenses of the carnival, were placed on mle tn Medford this week, but can also be purchased at the Annie Springs checking station In the park. However, the early purchase of tickets Is urged to avoid confusion In the park. Local residents are also urged to Join the caravan Sunday morning,' as this will facilitate park? liig problems at Government Camp, where quite a large area has been cleared of anew. Lunch stands will be set up near the carnival grounds and a loud speaking system is being brought to the park throtgh the courtesy of the Standard Oil company. Program events and results will bo announced as quickly as they are scheduled. Rub bers or galoshes are advised for Sun day wear. Over 80 ski Jumpers In A, B and C classes and 9S racers tn A and B classes will take part In the second annual Crater Lake winter sports carnival next Sunday at Government Camp, entry lists today revealed. Complete lineup for the class A Jumping, covering leaps from 160 to 300 feet, Is as follows; John Elvrum, HJalmar Hvam and two others from the Cascade club of Portland: Ray Offstad, Bond Bkyllners; Alfred Ohm, Alt Oatmo and Magnut Johnson, Cra ter Lake Ski club; John Ring, Ornt Of a tad and Olaf Bkjeraaa, Spokane, Want), and Robert Hvam Mt. Shasta. . Class B Jumping: Nels Skpersna, BJorne Paulsen, Harold Paulsen, Ole Amoth and Arvld Iverson, Bend Bky llners; Pete Peterson, Larry Kvanson, Mark Olaen, Pink Lamber and Jamie C or 1 berg; of Mt, Shasta, Cal and Carl Ramatrom and Ola Ramstrom of the Rogue Snowmen. ' Several entries have been made for the clans C Jumping and will Include James Bayllaa of Medford. Class A Racing: O. K. Puckett Pete Herbarg, All Oatmo and W. Nord quint.. Crater Lake Ski club; HJalmar Hvam and John Elvrum, Cm. cade club; BJorne Paulsen. Harold Paulsen, Arvld Iveraon and Nets Skjersaa, Bend Bkyllners; and John Rlnj, Arnt Ofitad and Olat Bkjer saa of Spokane. Class B Racing t Delbert Denton. Leon Bishop and Prank Drew, Crater Lake Ski club; Robert Hvam, Pete Peterson. Larry Evanson, Mark Olson. Pink Lamber and Jamie Carlberg, CITY LEAGUE O. Saylor Dr. Paske .... R. De Vore j H. Ouenther . O. Eada - Handicap Elks 1st - 3nd Srd Total 140 140 188 477 161 130 104 1ST 106 lfll 178 163 140 103 103 '163 3A 35 86 - 464 4B3 470 600 Totals 843 B24 84T 3814 Peerless Meat Market 1st 2nd 3rd Total R. Clancy .. A. Stoehr .... A. Lambert H. Meusel N. Newland Handicap 170 130 137 107 113 119 183 168 163 103 133 136 1S8 141 170 77 77 440 438 614 S60 469 77 Totals - 897 760 791 3438 Tonight: Prultfs Service Station vs. Plche's Hardware. Mt. Shasta Snowmen; Ben Bengtson, Frank Van Dyke and Roland Hub bard, Rogue Snowmen. More entries are still expected In the different events of the afternoon program. Alfred Ohm, former national ski Jumping champ, has been training hard for a championship leap, and Is expected to provide many of the thrills for Vae afternoon. Ohrn came to southern Oregon looking for work and when he hoard of the ski carni val Immediately resumed an Interest In snow sports after having not taken part In snow meets for two years. He became III this week but expects to be in good condition Sunday. By OFT-FOUGHT FOE PORTLAND, Ore., March 10. (AP) From the preliminary to the double main event the St. Johns fight pro gram was a thriller. In the fourth meeting between Frank le Monroe, 137, Lakevlew, and Young Harry Wills, 130, ' Longvlew, the latter finally laced out a four round decision. Twice the two have fought to draws. Battling Bold, 143, Manila, clung to the ropes In a corner after rising from a seven-count knockdown by Johnny Hlgglns. 141, Salem, In the second round. Hlgglns was awarded a technical knockout. 8 INDEPENDENT L VIE FOR TITLE HIGH SCH00LG1 Complete Schedule ' Friday Evening 7 P.M-Butte rails OCO t. Grants PaM Rangers P. M, Rogue River vs. Gold Hill 0 P. M Butte Falls ra. Phoenix 10 P.M. earns valley vs. at. Mary's 6eml-flnals will take place at 3:30 and 8:80 Saturday afternoon and the championship game at 8:30 Saturday night. The two los ers In the seml-flnals will play for third place at 7:30 Saturday evening. OOliD Kill., Maroh 18 (Spl.) With eight of the beat Independent cage teams of southern Oregon enter ed, play for the championship of the seoond annual Gold Hill Invitational basketball tournament will get undeT way this evening promptly at 7 o' clock. The games will be played on the high school gym court. The Butte Falls OCO team and Lang Rangers of Orants Pans will clash In the opener. Gold Hill and Rogue River are scheduled to play In the aeoond game at 8 o'clock: Butte Falls and Phoenix will mix at 9, and Sams Valley and St. Mary's of Med ford win bring the first round of the tourney to a close at 10 o'clock. The teams entered this year seem to be more evenly matched than last year. The Grants Pass team probably has the best record. They have won the city league In that town and have beaten a number of traveling semt pro teams Including the Los Angeles Hotentota. Sams Valley' also has a good outfit and Is figured to be a strong contender for the champion ship. Not much Is known of the Phoe nix team this year. Last season thoy were one of the lesdera and elimina ted the Gold Hill team In the first round of the tournament. Both But'.e Falls team are said to be strong. All kinds of Kgal blanks for sale, for rent, no hunting, so trespassing and other cards for sale at Oommerolal Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune. a ahawi s4Hak AT (By John Koppcn) The game between the Baaketeers and the Little Giants ended the In tramural basketball season at the high school last week. Winner of this year's tournament was the little Giants, whose cap tain was Herbert Olfford. Team mem bers were Hooker, Haber, Northcraft, McOraw, P. Lowry, Selmar Wright. Intramural basketball is an an nual function sponsored by the high school student body, to promote In terest In basketball for boys not on' the regular team. The teams were picked by the Order of "M" and were as evenly matched as possible. Bill Prentice, president of the Or der of "M," officiated in all games and had much to do with the suc cess of the season. The Basketeers, captained by Frank Hull and consisting of Blondle Lewis, Tom Harvey, Adams, B. Llttrell, J. Koppcn, Erlckaon and Fred Beck, took second honors. Ten teams, made u" pof approxi mately 90 boys, participated In this year's tournament. During this school year there have been no physical education classes and this activity has provided some exercise for the players. The teams are: Wampus Baby Stars: Bob Fowler, Captain; Applegate, Stocks, Krouae, Hlgglns, Moore, Estes, McKee. New Deals: Frank Brown, captain; Doty, Sparks, Overmeyer, Evans, Kim ball, Prince, Edwards. Cradle Snatchers: Dick Fraley, captain; Oall, Walden, Woods, How ard, Ford, Rawhawaer. Fire Chiefs: Harold Klngsley, cap tain; Thatcher, Porter, Whiteside, Pitts, Hansen. Tolo Terrors: John Nelson, cap tain; Horner, Meyers, Quyer, Bay Uss, Holzgang. Pilots: Lowell Kuehnle, captain: W. Lowry, Henry, Hurd, Vlmont, Olbson, V. Campbell, Young. Flat Feet: Kevin Cope, captain; York, Dudley, Benson. Ted Llndley, Rlndt, Shafer, Moffatt. Lazy Bones: E. Coats, captain; Wilson, Stewart, Lewis, H, Llttrell, Hubler, Grey. 1 Mat Results Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday, March 17. By the Associated Press ST. LOUIS Dick Bhlkat, 330. New York, defeated Ed (Strangler) Lewis, 249, Olendale, Calif. WASHINGTON Rudy Buses:, S15, Omaha, threw Joe Malcewlcz, 203. Utlca, N. T., o9:"0. NEW HAVEN, Conn Abe Coleman, 205, New York, defeated Tiny Roe- WARNING TO EMPLOYERS To comply with the Oregon En gineers' Registration Law, my person practicing professional engiqeering muse be registered. To protect the public, engineers' reports on projects and properties must be made by registered engineers. When instances of persons illegally practicing professional engineering, Qniining, civiJ, electrical, mechanical, logging or chemical) arc reported to the State Board of Engineering Exam iners, the Board cooperates with dis trict attorneys in the Jaw's enforce ment. For information, write to: Stale Board of Cnstnterlna Examiners Riiiwij Eichuga BwJdioj, Pottluul, Ottgoa. buck, 385, Oklahoma, two out of three falls. GALLANT SIR FAVORED IN CALIENTE HANDICAP . . suramin. 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Coffee is so rich and mild so completely delicious that the whole breakfast seems to brighten up with good na ture. Hills Bros. Coffee is more economical, too, because there's Cttjritti im witi Bt. , more concentrated flavor and goodness in every pound than in "bargain counter" coffees. You ask for Hills Bros. Coffee by name and be sura to look for the Arab trade-mark on the can. , OTTO'S CLUB FORMERLY NASH BAR Opens Tomorrow! IN THE Hotel Allen Building OTTO JELDNESS, Prop. OF COURSE YOU'RE GOING ON THE Crater Lake Carava Don't miss this fine trip to Crater Lake! . . . Snow sports and scenery galore! Leave the Medford Chamber of Commerce building bujnijax muiunuiw, 9:30 o'clock. . . Our service oar will be on hand should you need service on the roadl Payment IzIO l?flj38$(V . , ' ss 'JmtXiKA V ' -' " Steve Zorkn, trouble shooter, whn Vy1 " "' "' aa. , . ,,, ' Jf will pilot our service car. . mm 1 i . LMaMlllMsii-i 1-1 MliHIMIIHl II HISil T IM t) ,HWHt iltlttlaii Mi il it , . 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