Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 09, 1935, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORl), OREGON', TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1933. Four-Team League Formed for Southern Oregon cations are straightened out. A major mystery at NRA la how Tha Life of John Howard Payne'," author of "Home. Sweet Home." happened to ba Inserted In tha mid dle of a printed NRA book on tha question of wages and hours of aalea. men. RENAME NININGER AS PRESIDENT AND HEN SECRETARY! Ashland, Medford, Grants Pass andEwauna Box Co. Will Open Schedule May 5 With Good Talent Four team Ashland, Medford, Grant! Paae and Ewaun Box Co. from Klamath Falli will form the 1935 Southern Oregon Baseball league. That was the setup decided upon at Aahland last night when six team representatives met to draw up a schedule and elect officers. A. O. Ntnlnger and Billy Hulen. both of Ashland, were unanimously re elected president and secretary re spectively, with the secretary to re ceive ft salary of $2 JO a, month irom each league team. Voting Ashland in the circuit as the only new team, the three 1034 ciubs turned thumbs down on the bids or Coqutlle and Med ford's Oil more Lions to make It a six -team setup. Reasons were that Coqutlle was too far a hop and that Med ford couldn't support ft pair of teams. The schedule will open May 5 and end July 91, 13 games, with ft game very Sunday, Teams were given the option to lengthen the schedule three games after the formal closing il they desire. Opening battles will see Ashland tangling with the Grants Pahs team, 1934 champions, at Grants Pass ftnd Medford entertaining Ewauna Medford, the game to be played at the high school field. Remainder of the schedule will be drawn up by Nlnlnger and Hulen ftnd will be announced soon. Teams decided on ft flat guar an tee of $30 for the visiting club with an option to take 40 per cent of the gross gate. League admission price was set at 86 cents. Representing the teams at the meeting were the following: Ash land, Arthur L. Ocgglns; Medford, Paul Hoffard and "Bcoop" Puhl; Grants Pass, Fred Roper; Ewauna, M Dollarhlde; Coqutlle, Bill For ties and Medford's GUmore Lions, Bud Conltn. , According to Roper, secretary of the champion Grants Pass team, the climate city boys will be stronger than ever this year. Prank Nelson, lefthftnded hurler, will again be with the team, as will Al Droulette, league leading hitter last year. Al Dollarhlde stated that Clyde Carlatrom, rated by many the beat hurler In the circuit last year, will Fundamentals of Bowling By C. O. (Chuck) Collier Nationally Known Bowling Authority 8 C. o. Collier LESSON 9 General SnggntloiM for lu-ilnnrra. 1 Select ball with hole, end rtp which flu your band (se. Photo graph 7). 3 Hold ball naturally, without cramping hand. a Watch technique of others. Do not attempt to copy their exact style. 4 -Do not attempt to throw the ball. ROLL it at all timet. fl FOLLOW THROUGH with every ball without forcing (aee photograph 8.) 7 Change your position on ap proach for different epare ahota. in I." alii limine PILES To all who auffer from piles we unge you to etep into Jarmln'a Drug Store and get Just one email box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES. Follow the simple directions and you'll quickly aee how the pain, agony and even the mental anguish can be allayed snd quolled. you get rest and comfort once again No more suffering, if you'll give your, elf this chanoe. Cost la but 60 cents with the assurance that you must get results or money cheerfully refunded. MOAVA RECTAL fawn an Suppositories rP vrv;''.-w"' .. fJf: rf f , M P PLAYS MODIFIED BY CAGE Free Throw Lane to Be Kept Clear Center Jump Is Eliminated After Free Throw On Personal Fou BOWLING i-iuhiki;iihi jMimurr v. Photograph Number 8. 8 Keep back of foul line in prac tice and bowl better In leagues and tournaments. 9 Do not get discouraged. You ' n not learn to beeomo a cham pion In a day. 10 If you have the right kind o: a ball, correct position, and a free. easy delivery PRACTICE- But prac j tice will not make you perfect; there are no perfect bowlers. The many combinations, the apparently good hit that do not secure results, the uncertainty, makes bowling the fas cinating game It Is. However, you can. with sufficient practice, com pete with and often defeat the so- called stars. (Tomorrow Conclusion "Bowling Etiquette") again do the chucking for the Red Sox and that several players of last season will, return. i At Ashland, John Mlljuj, former major lengue pitcher, will manage the team and take his turn in the box, and with a flock of Normal school and high school players, the Llthlans will be able to hold their own with the rest of the circuit. Paul Hoffard will have several of last year's Rogue playera back and Is at present aiigiiiig for Jimmy Ault, fireball pitcher from Portland to take over the Medford mound duties. Ashland will play the Ollmore Llona at Jacksonville April 14 and Medford will tangle with Urania Paas flt Orants Pass on the same date it plans go' through. Both games will be practice affairs. DMElilTFOfi BALL CLUB BENEFIT A dance for the benefit of baseball activities In the valley will be held tonight at Droamland hall, sponsored by the recently organlecd Medford baseball club of which h. C, ("Scoop") rum la manager Dyrlge's orchestra will provide the muslo and tickot sales indicate that there will be a large crowd. Tickets may be used for tho first ball game ir not used for the dnnce. FULL' When vou get bia price mluctions on Fuller Puintii, that a a real opportunity. Check tip on your needs and como in and buy your pain! now get highest quality products at "sale" prices. This aale is for two weeks only, and will not be repeated tins year. iit iantlH'.iaf aVi a' iV'r SPCiflL Reduced Pricei HOUSE PAINT Fuller Pure Prepared U the &ntt "houM" paint made. Backed by" 86 yean experl enoe. It tasti! QUART special price Gallon.... $2.89 89 fun.; IHnt....S3o SPAR VARNISH Ftillrrnpar U the finest Jtialitv apar arnih nr dither in nide or out aide urn. ItrM-ta heat, water, weather, wear. QUART special price . Tint... Eull; $-j.19 69o PORCH PAINT Standi hard outido um. I la- a glooay fin ish. Can be wanhed re peatedly. Doeant ahow water mark.. PqiNT$ S FEET CAUSE NEW YOHK. April 9. ( API Lead ing by 14,840 points, the Ely Culbert aons today headed for the atretch In their 160-rubber bridge marathon with Mr. and Mri. P. Hal Sims. with only SB rubbers to be Dlaved. ringside klbttaers agreed that unless tho Blmsea draw some phenomena) cards, their chances of overtaking the Culbertsona are slim. The playing last nlnht was enliv ened by a dispute between the two men over the bulky Sims feot. Cul bertson argued Sims was crowd inn him under the table. The upshot was that Culbertson drew a chalk line under the table and importuned Sims to keep his feet on nis side of the Una. NBW YORK, April IWAP),-The national basketball rule committee has taken aim at two of the game's established features, tha post pivot play and the center Jump, and verely wounded both. The solona struck a heavy blow at the pivot or bucket play by ruling that no player will be permitted to remain In his free-throw lane, with or without the ball, for more than three seconds except when trying for loose ball. Then they decided to eliminate the center Jump after a successful free throw following a peraonal foul. In stead, the ball will be taken outside by the team scored upon at the end of the court where the point was made. HUs Pivot Piny The new "three-second" rule Is ex pected to dsal a near-death blow to the pivot play, argued vehemently pro and con for years by coaches and officials. It will prevent a team from posting a tall player In the free- throw lans to take the ball from down court, then turn to shoot or pass to a teammate dashing down the side of the court. In the events of an In fraction of the new rule the ball will go, out of bounds, to the opposing team. Elimination of the center jump after a successful three throw presented a compromise. Far western represen ta Uvea sought elimination of the cen ter Jump entirely as It was In the southern division of the Pacific coast conference this year. The committee decided, Instead, to eliminate the Jump only after a succe&sful free throw for tie time being. The new rule will not apply after technical or double fouls. Tighten Contact Rule The committee adopted three other rules changes designed to eliminate crowding on Jump balls and decided that In the future officials "must disqualify a player for flagrant viola tion of the personal contact rule." Formerly this rule simply gave offi cials authority to remove such a play er without making It mandatory upon thera to do so. LADY GOLFERS IN INTER CITY MATCH About 78 lady noifsrs are sxiwcted to attend an inter-city Indies' day tournament at Rogue Valley course tomorrow from Klamath Pslls, Clranta Pass and Ashland. Tho event, a special feature of the weekV ladles' day actlvltlss, will be for liiedal score and will be held In conjunction with a luncheon, of which Mrs. A. F. Mansfield la tn charno. Ehe requests that the ladles bring their own service for the lunch eon. Local women golfers are asked to call Pro JacK Hueston or Mrs. Mans field If they wish to participate. 10 JUNIOR WELTER ME SEATTLE. Wash.. April 0. (API Borncy Rosa of Chicago, a fighting champion, todny donned one of his two world's championship crowns- the Junior welterweight gear for Henry Woods, a northwest negro, to shoot at In a 12-round battle here tonight. The Jewish boy, who has held three world's titles at one time, was a heavy favorite to retain the Junior bonnet, but many supporters of the 30-year-old slugtrer insisted It would be no cinch. They even predicted that If Woods ever lands his terrific right on the sturdy Jaw of the cham pion It may Instantly carry him to the top In boxing. QUART special price I Gallon.. 12.89 ll.lf Gallon.. 1. 56 89' pints SCREEN ENAMEL Freshen a p your sewns prevrnt them (mm riiAiini away, with Mack Iecoret Screen Knatnel. Green is slightly higher. TINT pecial price Quart., 38' ,61c WOODS LUMBER CO. Jackson at Genesee, Phone 108 Dss Mail Tribune want ads. PORTLAND, Ors.. April B.(IPr Walter TlnXIt Achiu. Eugene middle weight, gained the deciding fall on a foul here laat night from Rod Fen ton of Canada In a wrestling match which was a literal brawl. Drop kicks gained Fenton the first fall and Achlu evened with flying tackles. Fenton was throttling Achlu's throat in the final session when sud denly Fenton lashed out with a dou ble drop kick to down Referee lltott When Elliott awoke he awarded the bout to Achlu. Once both wrestlers chased a radio announcer down the aisles and almost out of the house. Del Kunkle of Salt Luke City won the seml-wlndup by gaining the de elding fall from Moon Mulllns, Mex lco city middleweight. Paced by George Eads, who turned In games of 239. 313 and 218 for a match total of 695. the Mall Tribunes gleaned a three- point victory over tne Rogue valley Golfers bowling team in the city league match at tha Smoke House last night, by taking two games snd high pin total. The Jennings Tlrs team and Elks "Brats" split even on points In their match. Mall Tribune Ferguson 189 140 !70 489 Baylor 180 188 201 529 Murray J80 127 179 438 Prultt 147 330 223 800 Eads 338 318 318 889 Total 832 878 R. R. Golfers 989 3899 144 139 138 98 181 189 117 138 148 98 187 140 138 128 171 98 Driver , Daws - Mansfield . Hueston Clark. D. , Handicap , Total Jennings Tire Co. Cannon 129 147 197 Tye 134 183 132 Newlsnd. N 128 ' 180 180 Prultt, W. 183 211 219 Jennings . 109 172 178 491 488 891 428 492 385 874 828 857 3588 Total Hammond Webster - Strang .. Sherwood - Hussong .... Handicap -881 848 Elk Brats 148 183 141 159 199 183 13 180 147 133 157 12 198 1SS 170 148 180 13 474 429 458 813 457 529 487 478 480 "4S8 88 (Continued from Page One) touch hours. with the president for 34 Your old pal. General Johnson wsnte to write a new NRA blU. and is osing suppressed with difficulty, He wants to take it before the Har rison committee and ahow how bad the pending Rlcnberg bUl Is. Friends nave tried to tell him It only would reopen old wounds, but he may do it anyway. Total 822 793 880 3474 Roxy Ann Confectionery bowlers reaped a three-game win over the East side Pharmacy in their Elks club bowling match last night. City Meat Market and Plche Store roll tonight. Roxy Ann Confectionery Webster . McLain . Elwood . EMokson - Kresse Handicap 148 133 . 151 183 173 112 138 123 1M 187 173 112 148 123 151 184 173 112 389 453 814 518 338 Total 899 874 891 2634 East Side Pharmacy Smith 153 Peaks 144 Alenderfer 156 Coleman 117 Leach 88 Handicap 96 200 159 114 149 127 96 159 177 139 135 138 90 813 480 409 401 841 A Republican manufacturer sent out confidential letters recently to all Republican national committee men. .He said the party was erring in trying to vie with the Democrats for votes of the 10.000,000 unem ployed workers, but should formu late policies appealing to the 30,. 000,000 now at work. The answers srs not yet pouring in. RFC-er Jones has been acting as a school tescher, holding regulsr clsases for employes of his 32 brancn agencies, to acquaint them with his plans for unfreezing mortgages. This new Jones drive Is to start shortly. Senator Harrison received word from a high quarter to speed up his HRA hearings. He speeded them up so much that one day last week he ran out of witnesses. The unannounced reason why the NRA Issued new regulations against the printing of blue eaglea waa be cause small, fly-by-nlght textile manufacturers were counterfeiting them. Red tape Is holding up the A. T. and T. Investigation. Many of the 100 investigators at the federal eom- munlcatlona commission cannot go to work until classification compH- Ttotal : 752 -- 848 834 3431 COAST TEAMS TO I When it comes to radios remember "Prultt's can do It." Pbona 22. 4 EXCHANGE OLD GOLD for cash or trads at Brophy'a, Jewelers, Stuffy Head Just a few drops up eacn nostril. Quickly, breathing opaln becomes clear! HERE'S THE BEER! 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