PAGE TWrt MEDFORD MATT, TRfBUNE. MF.DFOUD. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1935. WILL FACE GIANTS IN PORTLAND TILT Bernie Hughes and Bill Mor gan Will See Action Game May Be Annual Affair if Support Given Men who climbed to th top In college football In the Pacific North west and graduated to the profes sional field will be wen In the game to be played between the New York Olante and the All 8tar at Mult nomah etadlum in Portland, Feb ruary 3. Among them will be Harry Plelda. Oregon Bute in 1033, tackle; Bill Smith. University of Washington end In 1033; Dree Capolettl, guard nt the University of Oregon In 1933; Bt-nie Hughe, former Medford lad who be came one of the greatest centers the University of Oregon ever de veloped; Ted Isaacson, ex-Unlveraity of Washington tackle; Phil Sorboe. ex-Washington State quarterback : the famed Mike Mlkulak. University of Oregon. 1833; Red Franklin, form er Oregon State nad all-star Amer ican halfback, and "Butch" Morse. University of Oregon end and all coast star In 1034. i Out to Beat Giants The All Star team, made up of these outstanding former Northwest col lege players and a nucleus from the Chicago Cardinals, are out to beat the Now York olnnts, champion pro fessionals of 1934, according to Aaron Frank, Portland football enthusiast who war among the Portland group Instrumental In obtaining the game between the two fast teams. The Giants have among their key men Kenneth Strong, fullback from New York University, who tied last year with Olen Preanell of Detroit for Individual scoring In the. "pro" field; "Wee" Willie Smith, quarter back from the University of Idaho who used to astound the stands with his 130 pounds of fighting ma chine (he weighs 148 today); Max Krause, once of Oonzaga, and Bill Morgan, ex-Unlverslty of Oregon 336 pound tackle. Morgan Is another former Medford player. He was all coast tackle In 1032. May lie Annual Affair It la expected by the Portland Rose Festival association officials who arranged the game for next month, that the staging of a meet between two outstanding professional teams will be an annual event In Portland hereafter. "All depends on the success of this game," commented Mr. Frank. "We think that Multnomah stadium wilt be sold out before the day of the game. Those who see this game and who have not seen a clash of professional teams of this class be fore have an entirely new experience coming." PROSPECT TO I UP LEAGUE LEADERSHIP Sams Valley went Into a tie with Eagle Point for the league leadership by virtue of a 30-6 victory over Pros pect Friday night. Play was exceed ingly ragged on both sides and it was a more or less freak game as far as scoring went. Neither team scored in the first quarter, but Sams Valley made three field baskets and two foul conversions during the second quar ter to lead 8-0 at b&lf time. This lead was continued to 14-0 at the third quarter mark. During the last quarter Prospect made good on four gift shots and completed her scoring with one field basket while the War riors were annexing six more points. Sams Valley B team took a 30-10 lacing at the hands of the Prospect second' string. The town teams provided the thrills of the evening when Sams Valley nosed out Prospect 31- 29. Bill Duggnn looped In the winning basket with seconds left to play. This week Sams Valley will Journey to Eagle Point for the second league contest. E FIRST WEEKENDS Jim Moore U high Individual bowler In the first week of the Elk, lodge second tournament In which seventy men are participating. The standings follow: Player O. Tl. Moore 8 677 B. Pntltt .... 3 S4 Brlckson ................ ..... Ovenneyer . Lee Wauon Blerma Coleman AI Plena York Thompson 8 Ed Kelly 3 Webster . 3 Boone 3 D. Wataon 3 Ftedette 3 Plndley 3 Oault . 3 Claude Holmes 3 B. Crum ...... 3 Hart ...... 3 Leach .. 437 435 435 433 433 431 431 430 423 431 418 417 416 411 408 408 390 The Actl'B Club "Allev Cntu" with eight games won and one lost and a toiui or u points to their credit are leading the Cltv Bowllns Icavm cording to figures which Include B up so ounaay. pattern of the Golden Qlows Is lending Inrtlvlrinnl with an average of 106. The Economy Lumber team won two gamea and total nin. tmm ih. Porest and Park outfit last evening at the Smoke House while the Jen nings Tire CO. WflJi talrtno thru aA pin total from the Ea;lea drill team. iem ana individual standings fol low With Olllv the inriivirfniit hturl.. who rate 170 average or bettor. hown. W. L. PH. Active Club Allev Cats Golden Glow Foreat and Park , 35-20, PORTLAND. Jan. 31 (AP) Coach Howard Hobson's Teachers continued their sensational basketball winning streak here last night, defeating the strong Union OH quintet, 34 to 30. The feature of the contest was a scoring duel between giant Howard Orenler. former University of Idaho center, and Ward Howell, six-foot-six center for the Sons. Howell, guarded by Orenler, won out with 15 points to 14 scored by the former Idaho star, guarded by Dick Jooklsh. The Teachers led, 16 to 14 at the hair, hut took a com fortable lead soon after resumption of play. ACTIVE CLUB BOWLERS LEADING CITY LEAGUE; Standard Roofers 4 Eagle Lodge 4 economy bnr. Co 4 Active Club Pole Cate .. 1 I Jennings Tire Co... 3 Man lTioune ; 3 Eagle Drill Team Individual averajiea! Patton. Golden Glows Eads, Mall Tribune Gill. Forest and Park Antle, Eagles 7 2 Ua S ft tfKft MA 109 I vjjyr-'s I 101 I ie-.-rxt I 1B6 1 I JT. I teojl-J -- t2 11A HI M Paske 8 648 E. Orr 8 638 Canfleld 3 636 Gates . .. Burrougha .... . . 8 638 Eads 8 634 Huasong . . 3 633 Brown . 8 619 Alenderfer 8 618 Murray .. 3 618 Mel Hnll 3 516 Leclerc . ,. 3 614 A. Hngen 3 513 Ferguson ...... 8 511 DeVore 3 508 Brayton 3 607 Sanderson .... 3 606 Sherwood 3 605 Smith 8 501 GUI 3 490 H. Strang 8 497 Rankin 3 497 Al Stoehr B. Orr 8 496 Herb Guenther 8 493 Moffatt . ..... Elwood 8 479 Rose .... 3 475 Fabrics: V. Strang 3 457 W. Pruitt 3 483 Baylor 3 469 Hammond ... . 3 466 Kresso :. 3 447 Boomer ... .. 8 446 Bowman . 3 444 Heath 3 443 Clark - 3 441 Bullls 3 438 Avg. 193 188 188 183 179 179 177 178 175 174 173 173 173 172 171 171 170 189 169 169 188 167 168 166 166 166 185 164 164 160 168 165 166 164 163 163 149 149 148 147 147 146 Lawton McLean Beeney Prescott .. Olmschetd Crank . Pll'gel K. Anderson Prey ......... . Fred Kelly 8 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 8 . 8 . 3 . 3 . 3 389 381 370 387 365 352 343 334 313 146 145 146 144 144 144 144 143 141 140 140 139 136 134 136 136 130 130 131 130 137 133 122 132 117 114 111 104 r. a. Report, Good Business Beach of Portland, representative of Old Oold Cigarette Co., left for bJa headquarters last night by train, hav. Ing been conferring with N. E. Morris, local representative, for the lost two days In Medford, where he reports business has been most favorable Mr. Beach la not related to R. O Beach of Medford, assistant postmaster. GIRLS' CLUB WINS, 31-30 FROM G. P. In a game that kept the spectators guessing most of the time the Med ford Girls' Community club basket ball team barely nosed out the O rants Pass Community club team 31-30 last night In the girls' gym of the Medford high school. With the ball In Grant Pass' possession the greater part of the time the first quarter ended with the score ten all. From then till the end of the half the game promised to be an easy walk-away for Grants Pass, as Med ford indulged In frequent wild pass ing and fancy fumbling to sink only one basket to their opponents' seven, making the score 24-12. With frequent changes In lineup Medford at last found the right com bination and began an exciting sec ond half rally which saw them still behind 28-22 In the third quarter, hold their opponents to one basket during the last period and win the game 31-30. Starting lineups were: ' Medford (31) Grants Pass (30) Eussell (6) F Brock way (17) F Champlin C Huett C Clark O Hedges O Johnston (Si Robinson Steele Allan Rhymer Substitutes: Medford Bateman. forward, (8); Lange, forward; Minear, guard; Ferd, center. BOWLING Rally by Cougars Defeats Oregon PULLMAN, Jan. 33-(AP) Wash ington State's basketball team, tiring of nothing but defeats, unleashed a brilliant second half scoring attack here lost night to defeat the Univer sity of Oregon 24-21 and win its first conference game of the season. Ralph Rogers, Blender veteran guard of the Cougara. waa the star of the game and responsible for hla team's victory. Rogers was blgh scorer with 12 points. 10 of which be made In ttaa last half. Willie Jones tallied 11 for Oregon. 1 Leaves for Taooma William R. Hughes of Tacoma, Waah., who ha been attending to business at Ash land for the last ten days, left Med ford on the Oregonian last nlgnt. Al Stoehr'a Shell OH bowling team shut out the General Petroleum con tingent In their Elks club match last evening. The Groceteria and Eads Transfer fives roll tonight. General Petroleum Claude Holmes 138 138 146 (08 OIU 189 184 160-rS33 Brown 129 116 164 409 Dan Watson 169 138 142 (49 H. Strang . 138 154 179472 Handicap 88 88 88 264 Totals 850 816 869 2535 Shell Oil 120 Al Stoehr Canfleld Rose Bowman . Hart Handicap ... 202 163 .... 109 165 168 178 167 115 Totals 852 882 179 '.ft 166 503 170550 128458 152378 89267 884 2618 AAA WEAR BETTER CLOT'lES 8ulu and O'coata to measure. (21 SO Sowell 1 22 1 up Klein the Tailor Upstairs iW5timulating Ml . m , a ibb sjv am tv i a mii- , l IKE BRITISH ALES OF OLD ON SALE EVERYWHERE PRODUCED BY THE BREWER! 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