JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1933.
PAOE FJVK
GHEZZI WINS DUELj BOWLING
TOP TOURNEY COIN
By PAW. ZIMMERMAN
Associated l'ress Sports Writer
L06 ANGELES. Jan. 16 (API
Touth was In the vanguard today,
pocket bulging with most ot the
prize money as the golfing army mov
ed toward northern Calltornoa for the
Sacramento and San rranclsco atop
overa on the winter tournament trail.
Victor Ghezzl of Deal. N. J., and John
ftevolta, Milwaukee, formed the ad
vance guard, with Harold McSpaden.
Kansas City. Kaa.. not far behind.
Ghezzl won the Los Angelea open
title yesterday In an 18-hole playoff
with Revolta after they had tied after
the regulation 72 holes of play with
385s. but their earnings ajere the
same, since they spilt first and second
nlaoe and 200 more picked up from
the gallery at the playoff for 1X75
apiece.
McSpaden. Pasadena open Cham
plon, earned 1000 for winning the
first test of the winter schedule In
the Callfornlas.
The first atop will be at Sacra
mento, Friday, where the golf grena
diers open a three-day stand for 3,
800 to he obtained after 72 holes of
medal play. Prom there they go on
to 8an Francisco to participate in inn
annual 4000 match play tourney
atartlnn January 24.
Ghezzl. professional of the Deal
Qolf club, shot a 73 over the stun
born, rain-soaked, wind-swept Los
Angeles Country club yesterday in
winning the tenth annual open title
from Revolts by two strokes.
The Active club "Alley Cats" chalk
ed up three points In their bowling
match with the Eagles Drill Team at
the Smoke House last night, by tak
ing two games and acorlng high total
pins. The Active club "Pole Cats"
also garnered three points In the same
manner In their match with the Econ
omy Lumber entrant. Scores:
Alley Cals.
Moore, J.. 13 154 137 145 426
Bsuer. 36 170 172 183 S24
Mllnes. 36 162 314 177 553
Fabrick. II 156 164 176 495
Slmms, 22.. 163 304 131 493
Handicap : It 11 It 297
304 880 910 2794
Eagles Drill Team.
Mel Hall .
Gates
Murray ...
Bullls
Fredette ..
Handicap
1st 2nd 3rd Tots!
. 179 194 142 515
. 177 177 177
148 167 203
. 136 188 114
118 144
155
108 108 108
531
518
438
417
324 '
, 003 952 888 2743
CENTRAL POINT QUINTS
DEFEAT JACKSONVILLE
BY SCORES 36-21, 25-3
New Harvard Coach
Fights Last Night
Fowler. 61.........
Hueston -
Can ...
Lyons .
Gillette
Handicap ,
, 135 109 94 328
137 179 107 423
147 133 160 429
201 156 152 509
. 150 144 137 431
214 214 214 642
374 934 854 2762
Pole Cats.
Flndley, 34 115 174 164 453
GUI. 52 148 148 189 483
Hubbard. 60
Butler, 30
Walker. 37
McAllister
(lly the Associated Pre?)
BEIJJNGHAM. Wash. Cecil Payne.
137. Louisville. Ky., outpointed Fran
kle Monroe, 136, Portland (10).
READING, Pa. Morrlo Sherman,
147, Detroit, drew with Ray Napoll
tano, 150, Brooklyn (10).
4
98 98 I
148 137 145 420
112 144 124 380
114 184 299
Handicap 323 205 205 633
Kconomy
Green, 20
McCormtck, 50...
Rodgera. 34
O. Overmyer, 37.
C. Overmyer, 23.
Handicap
ASHLAND TO FACE
CAVEMEN FRIDAY
ASHLAND. Jan. 16. (Spl.) Coach
Don Faber'a Ashland high school
Grizzlies will open their 1935 south
am Oregon conference basketball
season next Friday night at Ash
land when they tangle with Grants
Pass high, the dark horse of the
league.
With the exception of Billy Hoxle,
the dead eye forward who has a
touch of flu, Ashland will present
the Identical lineup that reached the
semi-finals In the atate tourney
last year. Bob Hardy, who has scored
161 points in 13 games so lar, wm
be In the tlpoff position: Parker
Hess and Bill Jungwlrth, forwards
and HJelmer Kannasto and Ker
Schillings, guards.
In 14 games played to date, tl-high-powered
Grizzlies have emerg
on the long end of the score I
times, the lone defeat being at th
hands of the state champion AstoriL
Fishermen. Ashland la odds on fa
Torlte to successfully defend their
southern Oregon title, won last year.
Saturday night of thla week Ash
land plays host to Mt. Shasta high,
one of the atrongest teama In north
ern California.
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Mel Hall's Groceteria bowlers rolled
over the Roxy Ann contingent three
straight gamea In their Elks club
match last night. The East Side
Pharmacy and Underwood Typewriter
teams are carded tonight.
Scores : .
844 911 991 2748
Lumber Co.
145 136 111 392
115 146 152 413
... 122 121 119 362
... 152 203 160 515
... 152 152 128 432
... 154 154 154 462
840 912 824 2576
Cecil Jennings of this city, charged
with operating a pawn broker estab
lishment without a atate license, was
bound over to await the action of the
grand Jury by Justice of the Peace
W. R. Coleman late yesterday. He
was allowed to go on his own recog
nizance pending filing of bond today.
Ward Wills, storekeeper of Rogue
River, and Howard Mayford, purported
owner of a nlcgel-ln-the-slot ma
chine, were assessed 810 and costs
each, upon a plea of guilty. The
contrivance waa confiscated by the
sheriff.
A. C. Rock of Portland, .charged
with reckless driving, was fined 625
and costs upon a plea of guilty.
R. H. Porter of Portland was fined
810 and costs for operating an auto
with Improper license plates.
Central Point A and B basketball
teams made a clean aweep of their
Invasion of Jacksonville last night,
ths A s winning. 36-31, In a fast and
clean encounter, while the B'a tri
umphed to the tune of 25-3. It was
the filth straight win for the latter
quint. Central Point led throughout
In the main event, but the margin
waa never wide enough to make the
game uninteresting. The Central
Pointers- will Invade Talent Friday
night.
A feature of the A contest waa
the fact that brother opposed brother
at guard positions. A. Ayres and R.
Ayres matching skill on the respec
tive teams. Russell and Virtue led
the Central Point acorlng while Bost
wlck. Backes and Mitchell were tied
for honora on the Jacksonville aide.
A llneupa:
Central Pt. Jacksonville
Virtue (10) . F Bostwlck (6)
Russell (14) F Backea (6)
Culbertson (6) C Flltcroft
A. Ayres (4) O R. Ayres (3)
Donrad (2) ...... O Mitchell (6)
Subs: Jacksonville, Combest, John
son (1).
Referee : Harrington.
B lineups:
Central Pt. Jacksonville
Lawrence (7) F Graham
Hood (61 F... Lusk
Grimes 18) C Nunn (2)
Jewett G Sanden
Coppenger (4) O .. Llttell (1)
Referee: Hess.
Roxy Ann
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Webster
Erlckson .
Kresse ....
Elwood ....
McLean ...
Handicap
Totals
153 133 137
186 186 186
154 147 146
138 182 159
147 133 109
103 103 103
.423
558
447
479
389
309
881 884 840 2605
FORD SMITH RALLIES
TO GET 8-ROUND DRAW
SEATTLE, Jan. 16. IfP; After
finding the going a bit tough In the
first five frames. Ford Smith, Kalt
spel. Mont., heavyweight, found the
range In the final rounds to earn an
eight-round draw with Frink Con
nelly. San Francisco, In tho wtndup
of a boxing show here last nlflht
Smith weighed 208 and Connelly 238.
Bo correctly corseted In
an Artist Model by
Ethelwy'n B. Hoffmann.
latter part of the Kama, featured the
contest. Virtue and Russell lead the
Pointers.
Oamoa scheduled for next rrlday
are: Central Point vs. Talent, Gold
Hill vs. Jacksonville, Phoenix vs.
Rogue River.
pro hockey league cellar for the first
time thla year through a 8-3 victory
over the Buc last night.
Discarding Its policy of hiring
only alumni at head football
coaches. Harvard has called en
Richard C. "Oick" Harlow (above).
fnrmrlw nf Aktrn M ru llnri
I lead the Crimson back to gridiron
heights. He succeeds Eddie Casey,
resigned. (Associated Press Photo)
WITH NO GAMES LOST
A check up today on standings of
secondary high schools In the north
ern division basketball league reveals
that Rogue River has the top posi
tion with three wins and no defeats.
Phoenix la rated second with three
wins and one defeat.
In third position Jacksonville and
Gold Hill are tied, each with two1
wins and one defeat; Central Point
ranks fourth with two wins and two
defeats and Talent Is in the base
ment with three defeats.
The last step by Rogue River to
ward the top of the list waa made.
Friday night against Central Point.
Hugh Hartman'a Rogue River play
ers lead the score 24 to 18 at the
end of a nip and tuck game In which
the scoring was evenly divided. Fine
defensive play by Me La ml n of the
Rogues, removed on fouls during the
PORTLAND BUCKAROOS
LOSE TO EDMONTON
EDMONTON.l Alta., Jan. 16 (API
The Portland Buckarooa headed for
Caigary and the aecond (tame of their
prairie visit today, Wiving- behind
them a Jubilant crew of Eskimos who
found theaelves out of the northwest
FINAL SHOT WINS FOR
WILLAMETTE BEARCATS
SALEM. Jan. Ifl Pi A high arch
rng shot from the center of the floor,
by Kenneth Manning. Willamette for
ward, Just as the final fun sounded
laat nglht, brought th Willamette
university basketball team a 33 to 83
victory over the Columbia. Irian of
Portland.
Once bit twice ahy.
Mat Results
Brundage Awarded
Sullivan Trophy
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. (AP) Avery
Brundage of Chicago, for six years
president of the Amateur Athletic
union and now head of the American
Olympic committee, has been awarded
the James E. Sullivan service trophy
for 1034.
The award was made for the first
time last year, when It waa presented
to Col. William May Garland, Los
Angeles, chairman of the organizing
committee for the 1932 Olympic
games.
Use Mall Trloune want ada.
(By the Associated Press)
KANSAS CITY. Jim Londos, 210. j
New York, defeated Karl Davis. 245,
!New York, when latter Injured In first!
fill and unable to return.
SAN FRANCISCO (Dreamland)
"Man Mountlan" Dean, 317, Norcross,
Da., beat C; Williams, 215. Tallahas- j
see. Flo., two out of three falls.
SAN FRANCISCO. (Civic Auditor!-!
um) Jack Reynolds, 147. utlca, N.
Y., defeated Tommy Heinz, Yuma,
Ariz., straight falla.
SAN DIEGO. Sammy Stein, 208,
Los Angeles, beat Frank Speer, 225.
Atlanta, two out of three falla.
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SALEM, Jan. 18. (P) In a rather
slow and uneventful basketball game
played here last night, the Oregon
State Rooks doubled the count on
Salem high school to win 31 to 15.
SHRINE
CIRCUS
TONIGHT
Medford Armory
15-
Big Circus Acts
Doors open 7 p.m.
Performance 8 :15.
General Admission 25
Children 15d
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LOS ANGELES. Jan. 16. (AP) A
horseman could have bought Brown
Wisdom. 10-year-old gelding, for 1,
000 yesterday. The price waa much
higher today.
Charlea M. Pike, owner, had the
horse up for auction yesterday. No
one claimed the veteran. Pike bought
him back for S1O00. and the horse
romped away to win the feature race
at Santa Anita Park and take 800.
Brown Wisdom paid 10.40. $4.80
and 3 on a 12 ticket.
The fifth race saw Silvio Couccl
ride Gold Step to v'ctory. It waa
the nineteenth winner the Jockey has
ridden during the current season
Gold step paid 4 20. 82 60 and 3.40.
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