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HECTIC MILLING
PROMISED ELKS
Msdford districts most aggressive
CCC fighters will mfet tonight on
the Christmas card at the Elks' tem
ple. With an eye toward giving the
Inns the Kind of knock-down-and-lrag-out
action they desire, tonight's
bouts will bring together the tough,
free-swinging fighters rather than
the skilled boxers.
Heading the card will be Wild Man
Blmmons. the Bradford battler who
leads with his chin and depends on
ons good, wild awing to give him
a victory. He will meet John Proberg
of Oasquet In a bout billed for the
district llRht-hcavywelght title.
Chsrlle "Tiger" Curran. Oak Knoll's
M fiirht.r will meet Mike Maro-
Tlteh, of South Pork, In a welter
weight contest that promises thrills.
Marovltch Is a newcomer to the dis
trict, but has a good record.
Jess Savlckey, South Pork's popu
lar district lightweight champ, will
meet Fred Kinney, former navy
fighter of Elk Creek, In another fea
ture event. Both are aggreaslve
boxers and should go the rout at top
spend.
Howard Onptlll. 145, Oasquct. will
meet Herb Walker, 145, Prescott, In
re-match neither boy wants to
lose. Walker Is fresh from his vic
tory at Ashland Tuesday night and
wants to keep his string intact.
Hat IiOmbardo, 118. sharpahooter
from Oregon Caves, will tangle ngnln
with Johnny Rosdll, 118. of Pres
cott. Lombard took a close decision
over Rosdll In their last encounter,
but Johnny has been running up
and down Rosy Anne to get In
shape and promises to take htm.
The card will be a part of the
lilg Chrlstmaa tree benefit party at
the Elks' club.
DEFEAT SAMS VALLEY
Phoenix high basketball team de
feated Sam Valley Tuesday night at
Phoenix, 33 to 18. Score at the end
of the half was IS to 10 In favor of
Phoenix. Duaenberry of 8amn Valley
led the scoring with 14 point. Hill
of Phoenix followed closely with 13
point,
Following the high school same,
the Phoenix Tornadoes defeated the
fit. Mary's men, 4 to 19.
Phoenix Sams Valley
Hill (13) P. ..(14) Duaenberry
D. Barnes rt..F. (1) Smith
Newlln (6) O Burreson
Hensler G (3) Fitsernld
Furry (4) O .. Thomas
Mcfleynolds (l)-.O (1) Fredenburg
Goodpasture ..F
BASKETBALL
By the AnKOcintrrt Press.
New York University 31, California
16.
Drake University 47, Portland U.
17.
Whitman 40, University of Idaho
13.
Oregon Normal 43, Fresno State
$7.
Southern California 41, Howard
Trnnslts 40.
Dartmouth 37, Harvard 28.
Temple 44, Georgetown 43.
Mt. Angel 44, Multnomah Club 43.
Pacific Packnrds 29, Paclflo U. 7.
Astoria High ofl, Weatport High 10
Fights Last Night
ny the A.oelutPrt Pre.)
BAN FRANCISCO. Phil rirubaker.
192, Dlnuba. Cat., outpointed Joe
Bauer. 185. Cleveland (101.
OAKLAND. Csl. Henry Orlcsby.
193, Sacrsmento. csl.. stopped Benny
Mowllc, 183. Los Aneeles 3): "Mll
llonslre" Murphy( 303, Lob Anneles.
knocked out "Chief" Profrtt. 100. Ok
lahoma (II; Johnny Walters. 174. I.oa
Angeles, outpointed Fraud namondo,
183, Pittsburg Hi: Pete Kelly. 101.
New York, knocked out Art Carlson.
190, San Francisco (1),
WASHINGTON. Billy Fley, 143.
Washlnaton. outpointed Oene Buffalo.
140?;. Pittsburgh (10).
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RANDOM
By Dick Applegate
We find ourselves wondering, time
snd again, how Prince Gary "Prink"
Calllaon, University of Oregon men
tor, formerly the arbiter of the
Medford high school destinies, likes
M.. now mlint.rnhln tournament
with eight teams playing aeven
games sgainst eacn owier. mo u.
.un rinH. Prink' team meeting
Southern Cal at Los Angeles on
October 8, Btanlora tne next week
end. U. C. V. A. November 7 and
n.lltatrolB nn Nnvemhnr 14. the
U. c. L. A. game the only one played
In Oregon.
ffnr nm time now Oreffnn has
been flying In the face of a very
pretty little ie"
Ar tornla Jinx. Every
time the team In
Hc vadea Los Angeles
tills Jinx climbs
up on the edge of
the stadium, leer
ing and frowning
alternately upon
the Webfoots. As
far aa we can remember, Oregon
.tin hna tn hrenk Into the Win
column at the movie center under
Prlnk'a guidance. The last three
tlmi they went to Los Angeles they
lost by something or nothing to 33.
In 1933 and '34 U. S. C. thumped
the Ducks by the same vote. 33-0,
and this year U. O. L, A. .reduced
them to a paate and apresd them
evenly over a 33-8 area. On other
occaalona. U. S. C. trounced them
S3-0 and 36-0.
That's 145 points for O. 8. C. In
four gnmes, to none for the green
and yellow. St. Msry's has also had
particularly good luck against the
Oregonlans. If Oregon meets the
n..i. in 1Q3A ihnv have for the
past several years, they have pretty
good chances or taxing live dcbuhk"
iiirinc. th jutnjtnn. if atatlatlCB mean
anything, which they generally don't.
In football.
Washington used to manage
pretty well against Oregon until
some smart press agent Injected
a "Jinx" Into the conversation,
an Oregon product that now
hangs about the. Washington
campus, dismally whispering In
roach Jimmy Phelan'e ear that
Oregon Is- going to win. Jinxes
seem to work both ways. It
would he satisfying It that l.os
Angeles shroud would develop
few amlilrtesteroiis symptoms.
What will happen when, and It.
Joe Louis climbs through the ropes
to meet the aging world champion
of heavyweights, Jamea Braddock?
Both are the center of remarkable
performances In 193. Braddock scor
ing the most amaslng comeback In
ring history when he took the crown
from playboy Max Bser, and Louie
In dynamiting his way through 36
professional fights, winning all of
them. 33 by clear knock-outs.
The aame thing will happen that
happened to Camera. Baer and uzcu
dun. He'll chop Brnddock down In
whatever round he happens to feel
so Inclined, although the sporting
aulhorltlea are agreed that there Is
st least an outside chsnce that the
champion will land at leaat one or
possibly two good blows, something
that no one else has done for a
long time.
Always a cynic, John Conner
recently miiile a pungent remark
anrnl Louis' feat of knocking
I'rrmliin off his nnrlcnl plus
for the llrst time In tils IV
yenr career In the ring. Quoth
John: "Sure. It was the first
lime he'd been knocked nrf his
fret, but given onolher year to
do It In. hr'd have fallen nrf
Ihem anyway,"
One is always hearing stories ot
golfers killing birds with their hard
driven wood shots, etc.. one of the
ni!t Interesting having been Bip-
woodpecker flylnsj ,&
hMrtlonff Into a1 orAAf 'I
pellet, the W. P.":
bonk going clea
through the ball
Now comes one oi
CI. F. Allmn, un
der - secretary-lor
lands in Sydney
Aualrnha, who
drove from the lath tee of the
Manly golf course there. The ball
hit a awallow In flight, both the
ball snd the bird dropping dead.
Then Allman holed out for a olrdte
three.
We once did something like that
wl t h a slln g and a green home -cheat-nut.
only It was the bird's
fault. It aa one of those slings
&l
r y?y
made of two leather thong and
a leather pocket, with which we
were shooting the chestnuts almost
out of sight. A night-hawk, foolishly
flying about in the near-dusk, spied
the nut coming up toward him at
a great speed. Evidently thinking
It to be some sort of beetle or bug.
the hawk took a dive at It, the
two meeting at an astounding speed.
With a surprised "chawwwk," the
bird was knocked straight up In the
air for several feet, and ' we caught
It as It fell, stone dead. We've been
trying to hit the neighbor's wood
shed with a sling ever since, with
no success.
PACKERS MAY PLAY .
iN PORTLAND JAN. 5
PORTLAND, Dec. 10. (p) The
first feeler for a professional foot
ball game here in January came from
Joe O'Connor of San Francisco.
He suggested the Green Bay Pack
era might play an all-star profes
sional eleven here January 8. - The
Packers play the Detroit Lions, world
champions, nt San Francisco Christ
mas day.
Tor Schwammcl, Oregon State's all
Amerlcan tackle of 1933 Iron man
fame, and a number of other coast
stars are on the Oreen Boy Packers
team. Mike Mikulnk. Harry Field,
Bernle Hughes and others from the
Chicago Cardinals probably would
head the all-star lineup.
Indian Wrestler
Dumps $trelich
PORTLAND. Dec. IB. fp) Chief
Thunderblrd. 306-pound Indian wres
tler from Vancouver islAnd, dumped
Mike Strelich. 215, Hollywood, two
straight fall with a body slam and
Indian deathlock here last night.
Reb Russell, 215-pcund ex-Northwestern
football atar. cudgeled two
of three falls from Abe Coleman, 210,
New York.
Dr. Nap DeVore. 395, Portland, top
pled Hans Schroeder, 208, pound Ger
man, with a rope spring and body
proas In the third round.
Seattle Puckmen
Halt Bac's Drive
SEATTLE. Dec. 10. W Under
their "new-old" manager, Prank Foya
ton. the Seattle Seahawks finally put
a stop to the winning streak of the
Portland Buckaroon and climbed- out
of last place In the Northwestern
Hockey league.
While Colgary was holding the league-leading
Vancouver Lions to a 4
to 4 tie at Calgary last night, .Seattle
gave Portland It first beating, of tho
seoson. 1 to 0.
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BOWLING
The Studebaker Champions raced
to a 3.1 victory over the Medco bowl
ing five at the Smoke House bowl
last night, while the Standard Roof
ers asphalted the Abbey Motor squad
by the aame margin. There will be no
games tonight, with the last games
of the first flight of the city league
to be rolled Friday evening. ..
Individual scores for last night are
given :
Atudeliaker Champions
1st 2d 3d T'tl.
Paske . ... 184 165 182 631
Watson m 113 30 491
Sanderson 172 109 198 .189
Prultt 172 168 168 508
DeVore 162 201 143 606
Total 862 848 807 2005
Medro
1st 2d 3d T'tl.
Nutting 149 207 116 472
Heckathorn .... ISO 186 171 527
Woollredge .... 112 108 121 342
English 125 152 160 437
Kessler 148 149 102 489
Handicap 75 75 75 225
Total 799 858 835 , 2492
Abbey .Motor Co.
1st 2d 3d T'tl.
Boylan 141 125 177 443
B. Thornton - 131 142 93 366
N. Thornton 137 143 131 411
Abbey 122 134 86 342
Daly 169 184 176 629
Handicap 34 34 34 102
Total 734 782 607 2103
Standard Roofers
1st 2d 3d T'tl.
J. Burroughs.. 163 168 218 649
Semon 108 146 156 409
Johnson 111 161 139 411
Walsh 178 170 152 600
Jerry Bur
roughs 107 141 152 400
Total 667 785 817 2269
CUE AlSIlNS
125 IN ONE INNING
NEW YORK, Dec. 19. '$) Bennle
Allen of Kansas City. who. won the
world's pocket billiards championship
three times straight 20 years ago. was
the hero of the current title compe
tition today.
Out of the running for the title.
Allen came through with the most
brilliant feat of the tourney last
nlRht.
Allen whipped Joe Procita of Glov
ersvllle, N. Y., 123 to 0, scoring all
his points In the third Inning. That
not only surpassed Jimmy Caras' feat
of beating Procita by the aame score
SERVICE STORES
In a nlne-lnnlng match Tuesday, but
wiped out Jimmy a high run of 104.
It waa the most remarkable feat
performed In championship play since
1920, when Ralph Greenleaf scratched
In the first intihig of a match, then
pocketed 120 balls in the second.
WHITING EXPECTS
RECORDER'S JOB,
DEFQISE AVERS
(Coritltiueo prom Page One.)
quently had to pound the desk with
his gavel to restore quiet so that
the hearing might proceed.
The prosecution completed Its case
but when the defense was still un
finished at 11:30 the hearing was
adjourned for another session at 7:30
tonight. It was believed that the
hearing would be completed this
evening and that probably the coun
cil would Immediately decide whether
to dismiss Mr. Adams by ordinance.
pawi the case to the voters In a
referendum election or drop the
charges altogether and let Mr.
Adams continue as recorder.
Mr. Whiting was asked In cross-
examination by Don Newbury, coun
sel for Mr. Adams, If he had not
told a member of Ills family that
after the hearing he would have a
steady Job, because he was going
to get Mr. Adams' position. He de
nied that he had made any such
assertion.
The first defense witness, how
ever, Thad Coleman, told of a con
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when he waa standing In the cor
ridor which was crowded by spec
tators unable to find room In the
council chambers.
Two gins aoout 14 years old, he
said, were . talking about the case
and one stated: "After the hesrlng
my daddy Is going to have a good
Job. because he'a going to be the
recorder.
Mr. Coleman testified he aaked
the. girl who her daddy was and she
replied: "My daddy Is Mr. Whiting."
At the hearing last night he Identi
fied Mr. Whiting's daughter as the
girl who had made the remark.
Mr. Whiting arrived with his fam
ily In Ashland last July 4 to' in
stall a new accounting system In
the recorder's office. On cross ex
amination by Mr. Newbury he said
he had arrived with the Fourth of
July parade, but seemed to be "out
of step with the crowd.
'You've been out of step ever
since." retorted Mr. Newbury, to
the applause of the audience.
"How much longer Is It going to
take you to complete this account
ing system you're Installing?" Mr.
Newbury asked Mr. Whiting.
"You want to keep working here
so that you can go out with the
next Fourth of July parade," com
mented Mr. Newbury.
Mr. Adams testified In his own
behalf and when he was called as
a witness he was loudly applauded
by the audience.
'That's what we . think of Mr.
Adams," shouted a spectator.
Mr. Adams categorically denied
every point of the charges against
him. He recited his experiences in
detail to show that he was quali
fied for the recorder Job and Intro
duced testimonials from ibrmer em
ployers. He also submitted letters
to establish that bis general reputa
tion was good.
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Mr. Adams sow ft t to establish
that he had a good record a an
accountant and stated that he made
a special study of municipal ac
counting when he was elected Ash
land recorder. He aald be had been
hindered tn his work during the
time an audit was made by a Port
land accounting firm and during
installation of the new system by
Mr. Whiting, statin that be had
had to work overtime at night to
keep things straightened out. He
blamed Councilman Gerald H, Wen
ner and Mr. .Whiting principally for
his difficulties.
Mr. Adams stated that when he
became recorder he wanted to In
stall a new accounting system him
self, replacing the ledger by the
stub system, but had been thwarted
by Mr. Wenner and O. T. Bergner.
former councilman. Now. he said,
Mr. Whiting favoTs the very same
system.
It was also brought out "by Mr.
Adams that he did not approve Hie
system proposed by Lybrand. Ross
Brothers & Montgomery, the Port
land accounting firm, and later ws
sustained by the council which voted
to turn down the system. .
Mr. Whiting was the chief prose
cution witness last night. He sub
stantiated the charges of careless
ness and Inefficiency previously tes
tified to. When he wan 'cross-examined
by Mr. Newbury on a report
filed by tho Portland firm, Kenneth
Denman, Mr. Whiting's counsel, ob
jected on the ground he had had
nothfng to do with the report, but
the objection waa overruled by Mayor
Wiley, the Immediate result beln
a lively battle of words between the
attorneys.
It was believed the hearing would '
be speeded up tonight as Dr. W." E.
Blake, council member, announced
he would leave Friday morning fcy
plane for the north.
The recorder's Job now pays 150
a month, but It was understood th
salary Is to be boosted to 175 or
1200 as soon as the. new accounting
system is completed.
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