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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHI). OREGON, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1935. NEW TIGER LINEUP FOR FRIDAY'S TILT G. By John Snldrr A siege of flu has caught up with the local high Khool team and ha forced Ray zttlnger. lanky center, to take hla place on the alck Hit. with a more than Important conference game coming up on Friday ntght, when the Tlgera play Oranta Paaa here, this unexpected losa would ap pear to be the doom of the Tlgera, but not ao, for Coach Burgher atlll haa a few trlcka up the proverbial aleeve. It wa learned this morning that a new lineup will start Friday night. Neceaslty called for the switching of Bob Smith, present guard, to the center poet. Stan Kunzman and Snm Van Dyke will probably start at guards, with Luman and Campbell In the forward positions. If spirit haa anything to do with It. the previous defeat by the Oranta Pass team will be wiped out and an Impressive score chalked up against the Cavemen. Playing on tneir own floor, aa did Oranta Pass In their winning game, he Tigers will havo the feel of things. They will know where to sink the ball and when Misjudging ' of shots will not be an obstacle as It so often is on an nn familiar floor. Roaeburg will be the next stepping stone, when the locals play in mat city on Saturday night. A 17-18 win Is already credited to Medford over the Roaeburg team In a game played here several weeks ago. A two game series will be played with Klamath Falls on the week-end following the Grants Paaa-Roseburg games. On Friday night, the Pell cans will play here and on Saturday night. Burgher's team will Journey to Klamath tor the Becond game. Two games with Ashland and an opon date will complete the schedule for the Medford High echool, with possibility of a tournament to fol low. GIRLS' CLUB QUINTET IMS JACKSONVILLE TO TUNE OF 40 TO 22 Playing before s falr-slaed crowd Tuesday evening the Cllrls' Commu nity club basketball team defeated Jacksonville, 40 to 93, at Jackson ville. Using a fast overhead passing attack to work the ball under the basket for easy "loop" shots, the Medford girls, for the first tlmo this season, played together as a unit. Taxing the lead from the very atart, Medford outclassed and out guessed Ita opponents during the first half. With the- score 30 to 10, Med ford sent In reserve playera, every girl being given a chance to play. Th- locale were Blow getting started In the third quarter, and Jackson ville came nearer then to tlclng the score than at any other time. Realnlng something of Its flash es first half play toward the end of the quarter. M'xifnrri w still In the lesd es the fourth period begun. During the last period Jacksonville was unable to get the ball Into scor ing position, netting only one shot. with two and a half minutes to go the Medford starting lineup again took the floor and rolled In several more shots. The Medford lineup: Batemsn and Brockwny, forwards: Russel snd Huett, centers; Clark and 'ledges, guards: Green. Miller. TVAlblnl and Lang, substitutes. BROUILLARD PUIS FOE AWAY IN 4TH LOS ANGELES, Feb. e.-(AP) Lou Brouillard, former world welter and middleweight champion, today look ed around for another fistic victim In these parts. The hard hitting middleweight from Worcester, Mass.. last night eliminated Iiullun Joe Rivers of Pres no from further competition In the fourth round of their scheduled 10 round engagement. Brouillard weigh ed 103. HI vers ma. At the same time his travel Inn compsntan, Maxie Rosenbloom, slap ped out a verdict In another 10-round bout over Johnny Miller, Dns M'tlnev Use Stall Tribune want wis MONEY TO LOAN Loans on resident; property Convenient monthly loan r-pajmeiits Loam closed without delay H I Ii if EDERALoAVINGS Ta ANtL-L9AN .nine. Investments IntiirM nn n s.ono hy ih Ketler:il hat Ins, AV Loan Iti.iirHiice rorp.. YVii.h Initnn. Ii. ( . I mid. imritril hy reb. Ill mil hr i-reilltrd a. tif h. 1. 128 East Main Phone 195 i i . - , . .. nnnir atai 1 1 1 1 rwi nriii nn i n Big Target for Drop Kick fcai A JSWstJKrMr,WA - r W u 0s .x, j Despite the fuct ttntt lie miluelghH I'ele Mclean! ro, belligerent Italian (trappier, by more tlinn 2ft pounds, Hul Itumherg (above), Hpokane giant, fliers a tough assignment when he tangles with the drop-kicking Sacra ment an In one of the main events of Thiirxfhiy night's double wrestling program. Kuinherg Is noted for his strength, hut belligerent pete general ly makes up for what he lucks in muscle ullh unorthodox mat work. In Oik other half of the curd Bail Ham Let hern of Texas will meet A lie Kap lan, well-known "Jewish Uent." PROSPECT TOWN QUINT TRIMS TEXACO STARS 36-31 IN HARD GAME PROaPBCT, Feb. 6. (Spl.) Mon day night the Prospect town team took the Texaco All-Stara of Medford Into camp to the tune of 36 to 31. It waa a hard fought game from start to finish. Texaco took the lead at the start with two points; Prospect then tied It and Texaco shot a foul for one point. Prom then on Prospect was In the lead to the end of the game Score at the half was Prospect -28. Texaco 16. In the last quarter Tex aco started a rally which was cut short by the final whistle. Llndstrom was high point man for Prospect with 13 points. Broomfleld of Prospect wm next with 10 point, and White and Swansen were hlh point men for Texaco with 8 points each. Lineups: Prospect Texaco Llndstrom ? Newlanrt Broomfleld ........ F ..... fiwanson Schrader C ... - Lain? Hill O .....,-.... Anderson Hollenbeak . O Williams Substitution: Bp a yd for Prospect; White for Texaco. Prospect is on the lookout for more games and will be glad to hear from any team doslrlng to play. Prospect plays the St. Mary's All Stars here this evening. GRANTS PASS, Feb. fl. (API A mnrnt hon footrnce from Portland to Grants Pans la being contemplated by the Fraternal Order of Essies and the Oregon Cnvemen, It was learned here today. The last great marathon to this city occurred In June, 1928, when 30 entries were made and Flying Cloud, Indian sponsored hy the Cave men, won the 1000 purse for the race from San Francisco. He trotted and ran over the Redwood highway 480 miles In 167 hours and fit min utes. The distance from Portland I 27A miles. If agreet on, the marnthon will be held July 8. 4, and 8, when the state convention of Eagles meets In Oranta I Pass. The Cavemen, "deoendsnts ot the historic clans which dug the Ore gon Caves and scooped out Cralet Lake." will help arrange details. Purses totaling 3000 are proposed TOLAN OUTSPEEDS SCOT IN 100 METER SPRINT SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. 6. (AP) Saddle Tolan, former track star ot University of Michigan, won a special 100 meter sprint from Willie Mc Farlant of Glasgow here today. To lan'a time was 11 11-16. ASSOCIATION EAGLES, CAVEMEN TALK MARATHON J. 1 ' " An 'J JKi "?Cjr SAMS VALLEY SCHOOL BASKETBALLERS TAKE THREE FROM BT. FALLS SAMS VALLEY, Feb. 6. (Spl.) Sams Valley scored a triple victory over Butte Falls on the local floor Friday night, the girls winning, 419. the "B" team 25-7 and the "A" team 38-17. Excellent teamwork and accu-1 rate shooting of Evagene Wyatt were too much for the visitors, as the i local girls grabbed an early lead and : were never hard pressed. Wyatt scored J 20 points with Sen u It gathering In ' the other 13, while Carson collected 5 and Paige 4 for the visiting team. With everyone but Smith, guard, who played an excellent defensive game, taking a hand In the scoring the "B" warriors added another vic tory to their list to make their league leadership more secure. Butte Falls scored In the first minute of play, but Fredonburg, flaahy forward, came back with a basket and a free throw to place his team In the lend where they remained the rest of the game. Prcdenburg wns again high man with nine counters. H. Tungate led the visitors with four. Sinking his shots from alt angles Lloyd Du sen berry, captain, gathered In 18 points to lead his team to Its second league win. Wright scored for the locals on the opening tip-off and added another basket before the first minute of play was over. From there they continued to pile up a ia-2 lead at quarter time. Butte Falls came back the second quarter to plsy on even terms, each team scor ing six points, to end the half 18-8. The visitors started out with a rush In the second half and In two minute hud brought the score up to 1H-13. From then on the War riors went to work and seemed to sroru at will through the Butte Pails defense, as they added 30 points, while holding their opponents to 4. In a fourth game of the evening tlie Butte Falls Town lea scored a 31-15 win over the local townsmen. PORTLAND CLUB GETS YOUNG FIRST SACKER PORTLAND, Feb. 8. Harry Davis, first bnseman of the Toledo club of the American Association l-'-st year, was today turned over to the Portland baseball club of the Pa cific Coast league by the Detroit Americans, under option. The Port land club made the announcement. Davis, 35 ye.irs old. batted .317 m the American Association last year, ; m l Esaa&SrTOjwE: rV7 NOW'S THE TIME TO P USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS FUNGI Spray Cane Berries to Control Blight and Scale and Roses to combat Mildew USE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DRY LIME - SULPHUR Bold in convenient garden sizes or commercial quantities, by "YOUR SEEDSMEN SINCE 1910 i i w inn i ii i ii ii ii mil iiiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiaiiii 1 1 hi 1 1 i i ii ii ii i i n ! in i ui ii nn ,M Kr I Vr mil Dmifl INft IHIItU dUAINb UAKU Til III MMa KM VMLLLT VILV? KUttU ASHLAND. Feb. fl. (Spl.) An of ficial Invitation to enter the nation al basketball tournament In Denver was received Tuesday by Howard Hob son, coach of the Southern Oregon Normal school, from the National Amateur Athletic Union. This brlnge to a successful climax the hopes of the Normal school. Hob son, the players, and southern Ore gon hoop fans. The outstanding rec ord of winning 32 out of the last 33 gamei played In this season and last Impressed the A. A. U. officials ao favorably that the Sons couldn't be overlooked when the 83 teams were Invited. The only obstacle now la the raising of approximately (600 for transportation. Before the invitation arrived, it waa believed that the Sons might have to enter the A. A. U. tournament In Seattle before they could go to Den ver. Outstanding Independent teams are staging a meet In the northern city to decide a winner to send to the national tournament. But the di rect Invitation makes It possible for the Sons to be Included among the picked 32 teams of the nation. Many others will enter, but only the In- j vi tea teams win nave tneir expenses paid while In Denver. A grand scrap among the players haa been going on for some time to determine the nine men to be taken on the trip, for nine la the limit al lowed to be entered by one team. The formal Invitation received Tuesday will make the boys fight all the hard er, for the Journey Is now a sure thing, providing the money can be raised. The first five players Patterson, McLean, Howell, Jockish, and Court neyare certain to make the trip, barring a broken leg. Bob Braddock and Ray Jewell are two others who have an Inside track for a berth in the Denver-bound Pullman. Brad- dock haa been playing In sixth, place all season, and Is practically assured of a place on the traveling rostor. Ray Jewell will undoubtedly be need ed is a reserve center. The other two places. If the Sons can go, will oe cnosen irom wayne Scott, Jack Eagle. Frank Pettyjohn. Clyde Dickinson, and Walton. (llv the Associated Tress) Newark. N. J. Jim Londos, St. Louis, threw Qlno Garibaldi, Italy, 40:53. Albany, N. Y. Jim Browning. Ver nona, Mo threw Hans Kampfer. Ger many. 37:06. Providence, H. I. Nick Lutze, Cali fornia, and Leo Muma, Tacoma. Wash., drew. New Haven, Conn. Sandor Szabo, Hungary, won over Emll Dusek, Oma ha (Dusek disqualified after each had won one fall). Ban Francisco Man Mountain Dean, NorcrOHS. Qa., awarded decis ion over Joe Mnlcewlcz. Utlca. N. v.. alter latter failed to return to ring In third fall. Spokime, Wash. Sam (Legs) Leth ers. Dallas, Texas, bent Hans Schultz, Germany, two out of three falls. FOR LEADEN KNEE PAD PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. . (API Jack Washburn, heavyweight wrest, lcr, was fined KIB by Municipal Judge Long yesterday on charges of disorderly conduct during a wren ling exhibition here January 33 against Paul Boeseh. Washburn. It Is claimed, had an Il legal contraption attached to hit knei tn his bout with Boesch. Washburn meets Abe Kaplan In the main event of tonight's wrestling card. . Mat Results SPRAY Spray Peaches Now To Control Curl Leaf -BORDO The Active club's two bowling teams suffered setbacks In their City league matches last 'night at the Smoke House, the Jennings Tire team taking two games and total pins from the "Alley Cats." and the Stand ard Roofers taking three games and total pins from the "Pole Cats." Scores: Active Club Pole Cats Flndley 133 104 144 370 McAllister 147 173 137 466 LeClero 161 '64 197 602 OM . 146 130 314 489 Butler 155 110 114 379 Handicap H 72 73 73 316 792 742 878 2412 Standard Roofers Heckathorn 184 140 156 480 WalBh 165 180 179 524 Clancy 153 165 332 530 Clark 136 183 135 433 Burroughs 233 171 313 617 871 808 805 3584 Active Club Alley Cats Moore 179 183 195 856 Larson . 160 156 156 472 Bauer .... 175 127 126 428 Fabrlck - 199 173 193 685 Sims 158 180 215 553 671 B18 885 2574 Jennings Tire Co. Cannon . 198 155 201 654 Tye 172 149 128 449 Greene . 139 205 146 490 Prultt ... ... 213 165 135 513 Jennings 162 170 129 461 Handicap 61 51 CI 153 935 895 790 2620 The Underwood Typewriter team made a clean sweep of the three games In their match with the Holiy wood Orchard contingent In their Elks club bowling match last night East Side Pharmacy and Rtchflsld Service teams roll tonight. Hollywood Orchard. Brayton 162 140 157 453 Sherwood 165 169 177 511 Ed Keiiy 142 142 142 120 Crum 136 136 136 408 Ouenther 168 132 168 468 Handicap 106 106 106 310 679 825 8B6 2510 Underwood Typewriter. Blerma 115 164 142 421 Boone 172 109 146 477 Beeney - 135 137 157 120 Hagen - 205 197 171 573 Mofffltt 164 164 164 339 Hundlcap 113 113 113 330 904 934 893 2731 Judge Suspends Muth's Sentence George J. Muth, sentenced to six months In the county Jail, and pay a fine of $100 for passesslon of a distillery October 17 last, was grant ed ft suspended term tn an order signed yesterday by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton. Muth has been acting as a trusty. Good behavior and departure from Jackson county are conditions of the suspended sentence, which was grant ed upon the showing that Mutch haa employment elsewhere. Texas Christian university next f-'.'.l will play exactly the same array of football opponents aa were on the 1934 schedule. Including four major no n -con fere nee foes. The Toggery Scores A Four Star Favorite ft H George Brent SHIRTS $1 65 Fashioned of Cricket Cloth in mottled colors and fine stripes , . , these shirts will meet with your approval. Pleated bacln for style and comfort and new collars. See our special window display this week. Your Dependable THIRD BOXING CARD FOR ELKS LODGE IS SET FOR THURSDAY FOR ELKS LODGE IS , Third of the series of CCC boxing cards sponsored by Medford Elks lodge will be held at the temple on Thursday night, following regular lodge session, it was announced by Secretary Ernest Scott. Five bouts featuring the best tal ent In Medford CCC district, picked through a series of elimination cards at various camps, will be lined up early tomorrow morning and brought to Medford. The fighters will be graded In a point system being used to determine the district champion ship. Bang-up fights resulted from the last two cards and It Is anticipated that as the talent Is reduced to the most likely In the district, the fights will become faster and more enter taining as the tourney progresses. Following Thursday's card, the next fights will be held February 21 and the championship card, promising flvs bouts of first class boxing, will be held March 7. Elks only may attend the card and will be served a free feed and beer during the evening. Exalted Ruler H. N. Butler promises a short and snap py lodge session. B SKETBAL! ALBANY, Ore., Feb. 8. (AP) The College of Puget Sound basketball team of sophomores and Juniors to day was In a tie with Pacific Uni versity for second place In the north west conference, following a 49 to 21 win over Albany college here last night. ' PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 6. (API Columbia university gained a last minute tie with Mt. Angel college here last night, and then scored three points for a 40 to 37 overtime victory. LEWISTON, Ida., Feb. 6. (AP) Lewlston Normal school evened a four-game aeries with the eastern Oregon Normal basketball team last night by winning, 34 to 22. TILLAMOOK, Ore., Feb, 6. (AP) Tillamook high basketball team to day boasted 17 wins to only four defeats, following a 29 to 26 victory over Salem high school In a sizzling game here last night. Mc MI N N V I LLE ,"Or e . , Feb. 5. (AP) The McMlnnville high basketball team sounded a state tournament challenge when it defeated the out standing Longvlew, Wash., high team 30 to 2J here last night. 155 Dog Licenses Procured To Date , Dotf-owners of Jackson county so . far this week have taken out 44 li censes, bringing the total for the year to 155. County clerk office work ers estimated that the number will pass the 200 mark by the end of the week. Something of a rush t an ticipated for the two weeks, preced ing March 1, final date for procur ing of 1035 licenses. The fee ts 91 for male and $1.50 for female dogs Again With ... Clothier for 31 Years 1 I I LLU nUUULU Ui Ull I uiiiu An agreement waa reached yester day between stockmen grazing cattle In the Pilot Rock district, wnereay Oregon stockmen will pay 10 cents per head for grazing rights and northern California stockmen, 25 cents per head. The number of northern California cattle to be driven In waa placed at 4500. Commlssloner Ralph O. Billings said terms had been signed and the rates approved. The Pilot Rook grazing district was recently formed, and embraces the territory between the western bound ary of Klamath county and the Pa cific highway, and from the old Dead Indian road to the California state line. Between 6000 and 6000 head of cattle normally use the range an nually. Under the new terms, the northern California cattlemen are permitted to range the same number of cattle as in former years. Borne of the north ern California cattlemen, from the Hilt, Hornbrook and Montague dis tricts have been using the range from 80 to 50 years. Evangel Utilizes Pictures To Point Facts Of Sermon Elmer Dandy, goapel evingel art 1st. conducting nightly meetings at 7:30, In the Church of the Nazarcn Central avenue at Jackson street, in terested his audience, last night by making two nature sketches, the first, sequoia trees of Soquola na tional park, the oldest of which he said was more than 4.000 years old He told his audience that there were approximately 2,000 of these gigantic trees still standing. He likened christian experience to being as enduring in Its span through time and eternity by being anchored In God. as these great, century storm t osfled trees , which h a ve s tood the test through their anchorage in mother earth. The second portrayal of the artist was that of Vernal Palls of Yosemlte national park. The speaker said this is called by many one of his m-ut beautiful pictures. The word "ver nal." he stated. Is the same rooz word from which we take our words, eternal life. The house waa filled la-st night to see the artist's work and hear him speak from the text, "If ye love me, keep my commandments." Tonight he will make two pictures. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann WRESTLING! MEDFORD ARMORY HAL RUMBERu vs. PETE BELCASTRO Sad Sam Lethers vs. Abe Kaplan Seat! on aale at BROWN'S, SUPPLY CO.. Phone 52i St 'i-ET your next visit to San Fran cisco include a stop at the famous PLAN A STAY AT Palace Hotel... THE PALACE HOTEL , ,. , IN SAN FRANCISCO custodian of the rare tradition of hospitality in the west You will find The Palace closest to most things you'll want to do most places you'll want to go. Palace rooms are spacious and comfortable Palace restaurants are notable and inexpensive Palace courtesy is a tradition the world around f Rates, from $3 Zttnpit) prr aay. up ! THE PALACE H OTT MCHIIAID M Mid M A N A C t I I Tut HCT 0F A KJ ,,UC Business men of Ashland, and res idents of the Valleyvlew district, near that city, met with the county court today, to discuss plana for the Valley View road, which haa been In an unsettled state for several months. Under the plan, according to Henry O. Endera of Ashland, the road will extend from the Pacific highway, eliminating a bridge, and avoiding a circuitous route, made necessary by the change In the Pacific highway. Residents of the Valley View dis trict recently reached an agreement on the route. " and approval by the county court Is sought. The new route eliminates a pro posed bridge across Bear creek, and Its maintenance cost ot about 9150 per year. 0. CALLED BY DEATH Victor D. Deasery, resident of M- 'j ford for the paat year, on Suasta ave nue, passed away at that place Tu day afternoon, after a very short ill ness. He was born in Kansas, Octo ber 10, 1872, and waa 62 years of ae. Mr. Dessery was employed at Dia mond lake seven years before coming to Medford. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Catherine Dessery of Medford; three daughters, Mrs. Helen Qllmore. North Bend. Ore.. UlHan, Seattle, and Mrs. Anna Locke. Tacoma. Wash., and one son, Gerard Dessery Kcrby, Ore. Puneral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home, Friday afternoon, February 8. at 2 o'clock, Rev. W. R. Balrd officiating; interment in the Siskiyou Memorial park. Save money, time and labor IHEiM d'olL BURNER QuitVJr nd itHy Intttlltd In COOK STOVES, HEATERS nd FURNACES Furtiiihn white, hat hfil (( smoke, toot iJ Jor id tud lifnplt I operation. Using Pioiol Oil r hi low! optfitins (oiU.Elull iFCciint in r HOMES, HE ST AU PANTS, STOBESl fiAIJAfiES. SHOPS AND BOATS J Ii km m illrittni fnpmtit fit i Pnfrt.Mii Ott Ii tth tmifwf THERM GAS GENERATOR CO. MANUFACTURERS jioa WESTtAKE AVE . S6 ATT1. 1 Pliona 101 1 OFFICE STATIONERY VALENTINE'S CAFE, Phone 1J78 I il !--:H;: g!S.'1fi...B?i is ;n
