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PXGE FOTTR fEDTOHD MATT TRTBTTyE. fEDFORT). OREGOy. THURSDAY. JANTJART 23. 1938. tvvj jj ji-i " BEAVERS' RALLY NO! SUFFICIENT TO STOP COUGARS Tollman. Wash., J. a. W)- brilliant second half rally tu not quit enougn to save me ureuuu um Baavtri. 1031 basketball cham pions of the northern division Pa- elfle ooast conference, irom a wj II defeat at the hand! of Waehlng- m utmim nlliira lnnt night . The Beavers trailed 23 to 10 at half time but came back to take the i-au M to 96 by virtue of an avalanche rf baeketa by Hub Tuttle et al and a free-throw by Captain Bob Berg itrom. It wm the Beavera' only lead ef the game. Holatlne'a field goal put the Cou fan In front 87 to at. Cliff Folen'a baikat a fow mluutea later brought the Oregon team to a fu to 39 tie and the 4.300 fans went Into fury of exoltement. They well remembered the prevloiu night':! bieeth-taklng game won by the Brav er 37 to 38. Ivar Nelson put the Cougars Inu t 90 to II lead with tree throw end Carlson's long one gave the Washington State five a lead which even Tuttle'a field goal could not cut down. Holstlne. Collar forward, was high scorer with 11 points. uneups: Oregon State (31 Palmberg (6) ...... Tuttle () -F-Conklln,! (3) -.. C. Polen (10) a. ' anriiitrifn IQ ft Wash 8tate (B) S. Carlon (11) Holstlne (7) Nelson (4) Dahlke (3) Hooper Substitutes: Oregon State Kidder 1. Merryman, Sllberg. Lyman: Wash ington state C. Carlson J. Johnson. Referee: Rale Mil. Moscowi um pire, Harvey Nelson, Spokane. OREGON CAGEMEN OFF TO SEATTLE KUQENK, Ore., Jan. 38. (AP) Vnlverslty of Oregon's speedy strat sphere strategist rolled toward Se attle today for thslr significant cam tomorrow night with the Uni versity of Washington basketball team. Both teams are undefeated In the rorthern division coast conference race and the winner will top the loop, at least for a while. Coach Howard Hobson's Oregon giants will depend on their els and peed to meet Washington hard tlrlvlng attack. Ward "Boomer" Howell, slx-foot-glx forward who leads the league In coring average, and aly Bam Llebo wlta will start at forward positions. Chuck Patteraon, Oregon's brown bomber, will get the call at center, while tall Willi Jones and midget Bill Courtney will hold the guard bertha. HALF CENT CUT IN CUPUnER PORTLAND, Jan. 33. (AV-Ouu of Ho lb. saoh In ths two Iowst scores on ouba butter during th lata Mfc alon of tb produce exchange Indi cated that the recent allowing of strength thers was somewhat out of Una with supply and demand. Both prlmsflrst and first grades were down for ths MMlon. This did not affect either ths print or ths butterfnt buy ing pries here. Coast markets continue among the highest In the world. On ths tpg exchange continued wen knew was reflected with Iom of lo for large special, eitra Urner and medium specials. Another cut was made In the cheese price on the exchange, loaf being haded So lb. which puts H but Ho above that of triplet. The usual dif ferential is lo lb.. First hothouse cucumbers of the season cams from an Oregon cut grower and were priced around t3 for eitra fancy to retailers. CANZONERI STOPS MEM IN 9TH NRW YOTtK, Jan. IS. T Tony CanMneii. the gentleman farmer from Marlboro, N. Y., still stands out an the undisputed ruler of ths light weights but the menace of the triple threat to hts position seems to be In creasing. B recto Garcia. courageous Mfil ran lad from tan Antonio, Tea., earned renpect as another "comer" from sunny southern climes Isst night before he finally aiieoumbed to Tony's punches. Cansonert. tuning up for a title defense tn the spring, took on Oar da In a ten-round non-title bout at the Star casino. He won by a tech nlral knockout In the ninth but only after a atlrf battle. BAPTIST BOX SOCIAL ON FRIDAY EVENING Friday evening at TU o'clock the W. W. O girls of the runt Baptist ehuirh mill sponsor a hot social In Hie recreation hall of the church. The public la Inrlted. All women are re Quested to nrlng bos lunches tu or ' auctioned oil. A prlae will be pie- j aented to l lie one having ths best eeuratrd boa. J FANDOM RANDOM By Diok Applegate Signs should be draped around the basketball casinos of the northwest conference loop declaring, "Abandon nerves, all ye who enter here." Any one with nerves would have a tough time living through eome of the hair- ralalng game they've been plsylng up there this year, Plrst of the thrill ers was that two-point win by Oregon over Oregon State, 39-37. One man died in the exoltement. Then Tues day night Oregon Stat edged out Washington State, 27-38, and Wash ington State turned the tables last night by ths same margin, 89-81. What's more, the Important Ore gon-Washington game Friday night gives promise of being another of the same flavor, with the lead In the northwestern conference at stake. Most of southern Oregon, after hav ing watched Howard Hobson's giants mow through their schedule last year, are favoring Oregon for a win. Most of the sports scribes slong the coast oonour. There's this much the race for the title la going to be close and bitter, with every team In ths loop, with the exception of Idaho, having an almost even chancs at the title. Such close, exciting games are already beginning to do for bns fcetball In this district what the nine kind of ball has done In the middle west and east Jerk the game out of the doldrums fin ancially, so that It not only he comes eelf supporting, but actu ally contributes money to the athletic fund strong box. How much longer can basketball, un der those conditions, escape the ballyhoo that accompanies col legs football nowr Not long, you will probably agree. With the Medford Tigers on top so far In every game they've played ex cept the one against the Normal freshmen, their series with Ashland thla week la expected to draw a rec ord turnout. When those games are olos they furnish thrills that would be hard to beat In any coliege con ference. Ashlsnd still has the edge In the betting, but the Medford pros pects are getting stronger. Coach Bowerman'a warning to his squad,1 "A soon aa w quit fighting and start to get fancy, wore licked," has apparently taken etfeot on hi men. They go through their practices with the venom of a bunch of Gaelic foot ball playera from rival counties. Most of them, and they'll be the first to admit this, an not basketball players who threaten to disrupt collese circles next year. They're hlf.h school plsy ers, and there's not star among them... Realizing that they can't win by laying back and faking their opponents to death with olerar weaving and tricky ball handling, they drive as hard and as fast as they car. through the whole game, shooting often, and then flnlMiIng the game In a man-ktlllng drive down the home stretch. Therein lies their dan . toroiisnese, and Ashland, realiz ing It, has been- working hsrd to maintain that drive through whole game. Fire with fire. The game should h nerve racking. Airplane may not b able to get off Crater Lake because of the alti tude, but Dude Chick's airplane spin seems to work re gardleas of the (est above ea level. At Klam ath Falls Tues day night Chick took a one - fall match from rrank Taylor: the tall, dark oolleglate, In 81 minutes. According to word from Klamath, the two battled on even terms until that last, whirling hold. Prankle Peck did It again against Shtnuchi Shlkuma, black belt oham plon. at Klamath, After Peck had defeated Shlkuma here (the first time any white man had done so In a mixed match), Shlkuma atuted for a re-match under the Impression the win was a fluke. Frank. e. who has wit tied at leant aa much )lu Jltsu aa the Japanese champ has catch-aa-catch-can. Obliged, and took the sec ond and third falls, losing the first on a Japanese choke, with Jackets. The wild turkey la called the "king of tiplanrt same" In North Carolina. LUXURV FOR LESS THt ClirT - ewayi t ereef hottl hat betn completely re built to new Kind arch of beauty end comfort . , . yet here ratet ore et modern t the betel Guest roemt Irom '3 SO Bullet apartments from '5 Apartment luitei from 10 nd 15 mm TICKETS ON SALE f( Tickets for ths annual Med ford - Ashland basketball series classic, the first game of which is to be played at the senior high school gym here tomorrow night, go on sale today. Students canvassed the downtown area this afternoon. There are to be n? reserved seat sales, It having been d jcliled that since a perfect view of the entire floor 1 possible from every seat In the house, there would be little gained In Isolating ducats. With Medford In possession of one of their most colorful basketball teams In years, and Ashland with a powerful outfit that la now leading In the southern Oregon race to ths state tournament, a record turnout la expected. The bitter rivalry be tween the schools has always made the games of more than usual In terest, and coupled with the fact that this Is the first of the heated four-games session. Principal O. G. Smith of the Medford school today foresaw a crowded house. The game is an Important one for both teams, and Coach Bill Bow erman of the Tigers is allowing no let-up for his men In their rigid training grind. The team will de pend on a fast-driving game to cut down the Ortzzlle. tt was announced from Ashland today that Coach Don Fabcr. who has been out for several weeka with mumps, will definitely be on the bench with hts squad tomorrow night. The squad has been under the tutelage of Lester Wilson of Ashland during Paber's Illness. The second game of the series win be played In Ashland Saturday night. At 7 o'clock this evening there will be a radio rally, with players from both Ashlsnd and Medford on the program, which has been ar ranged by Ed Carter of the local school. Ray Henderson's Toy Bulldogs, cage artists from the 7th and 8th grades at the Junior high school, will tangle with the Jacksonville 7th and Sth grade squad In a Junior-conference fiasco, The pre liminary will get under way at 7:30, followed by the main game an hour later. BASKETBALL By the Associated Press. Washington State S3, Oregon State 31. Multnomah Olub 39, Willamette University 38. Whitman 40. Albany 36. Army 40, Providence College 34. Western Maryland 17, Navy 37. Pittsburgh 43, Westminster 31. Chicago 46, Marquette 40. Grant High Loses First Cage Game PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 33. (AP), Franklin high ousted Grant high from the unbeaten circles In the Portland Interscholastlo Basketball league last nlghi by defeating the Generals, 40 to 87. Commerce won from Jefferson, 33 to 31, and Wash ington defeated Lincoln, 39 to 38, to stay In the select class with Pranklln. Benson won from Roose velt, 88 to 17. PORTLAND PUCKSTERS DEFEATED BY SEATTLE PORTLAND, Ore., Jsn. .) The Portland Buckaroos, defeated 4 to 8 In a hard fought hockey game at Seattle last night, returned to this olty today to defend their first- place league ranking tonight against the same aextet. The - Buca are tied with Vancouver for first place In the northwestern hockey league. R TIGERS CLASH WITH L1TH1A QUINT """fUtl ' -, ,-f Am T l!V time of year is here wiena Telephone in your , Home will ?mwi lip Convenience WHY NOT have the satisfaction of being able lo receive nirsaasca from fricmls; of having lh all-amiinil comfort, handineaa nd protection of a telephone right In your home? Th coat is small. May we tell you jkhnut thn different Vitirla of service? A representative will he pleased lo call at your eonvenie.no, TIIF. r.-VCUTC TKt.t'.rilONE AND TEI.r.f.RArH COMPANY WEST SIXTH STREET PH0NZ 5 Line Coach z I A..., ENC SHIELDS Gene Shields, former Oregon foot ball star, now serves as line coach at the university. BOWLING Captain Jim Murray's team No. In th Elk.' bowling circuit crack ed out a 3-1 win xovcr Joe Bur roughs' team No. 0 last night. Mur ray himself led the way through the wilderness, slamming out 650 points In the three games, high for the evening. He also rolled the nigh game, 201. Tomorrow night team No. 1, with York aa captain, and QUI, Kreasea, Hussong, Boone and Meeker rolling with him, meets team No. S under Blerma aa captain. Other bowlers on that squad will be Canflold. L- Clerc, Intls Bullls and F- Sweeney. Individual scores: Team No. 2. Murray aoi R. Duff 134 180 180 6S0 97 131 383 W. Smith 146 146 146 436 163 16a 163 468 Beeney V. Strang 170 108 170 608 Rankin ...... 180 180 180 640 106 186 186 496 Handicap .... Total 117 107 11J 83fl Team No. 9. Burrougha 170 170 170 610 Sherwood 1M 18 ' Bowman 167 157 187 471 Hall . 144 179 164 487 Semon 137 136 130 803 Claude Holmea 133 117 144 398 Handicap 164 164 164 493 Total .1098 1067 1008 8338 The Plch Hardware bowlers found the way back back dlff loult" laat night, and dropped a match ' wlta the Economy Lumber roller, 8 and 1. Oreena of the Lumber five rolled high total with 473. The Smoke House and the Mall Tribune will vie tonight, while th Rogue Valley Golfer and the ScHuss Vintage fives tangle on the next al leys. ' , Summary of last night's gams: flrke Hdn. Co. B. Plche . A. Plch Prexlctte , Palmer W1 Bullla Durllner , Hdcp 137 117 136 118 148 165 X 171 180 143 133 38 7M 138430 X 117 181458 310459 138418 115338 38 84 770 3181 . 38 Total 663 Economy l.br. Co. Greene 148 159 165 473 159434 196 tl 143 417 143400 806 3133 McCormlek 164 Overmeyer . 163 Larsen 163 Rogora 138 Total 744 111 143 133 138 673 Warrant Call. Notlc Is herebv given that School District No. 40. Jackson County war rants No. 1563 to No 15831 Inclualra are called for payment. Interest to cease on Jsnuary 34. 1936. Warrants to be presented for payment at the office of the District Clerk. City Hall, Medford, Oregon. RKBBOOA J FINS EN. Clc-k School Diet rlct No. 49. KENNASTON FACFS1 p T Dude Chick against Bob Kennaaton. Lariat against th Kennaaton crab. Th young against th old in ring craft. That I what la promised on nsxt wtek' wrestling card at th Armory. Promoter Mack Ltllard an nounced today. After a perlodlo chal lenge after each match, and a partic ular request to meet Chick. Llllard haa signed Gold Hill's ex-marlne for w main event against th Wyomlna oow-punoher. Kennaaton la leaving In a few weeks for southern California, where ha has been signed for several weeks, and h believes that a win over Chick before he leavea will assure, him some good spots on th cards there. Those who have seen Kennaaton wrestle here are agreed that all he necda to become a formidable man In the ring la more experience, and all are agreed that hla punishing crab hold, a vari ation of the reverse head-lock, la one of th most punishing holds now used. Whether Kennuston can keep out of Chlck'a dervish-like whirl long enough to apply the hold remains to b asen, but Kennaaton thinks he can. Th middle match on th three star card will find Prank Taylor, th dark giant from Ohio Stat university, matched with a newcomer, Detroit's Max Glover. Olover, a rugged man of the rough-house school of thought, is said to ba much like Pet Belcaa tro in th ring. He la not dirty in hla tactlca. but la hailed aa one of th roughest grip artists In th coun try. Th opener will be one of flylrfg fists, hair pulling, eye gouging and slugging If Tiger Taskoff and Tuffy Cleet remain true to form. This all meanle bout has geen arranged by popular demand, Llllard aaid. after hundreda of fans had expressed their desire to aee the two fire eaters against each other. Taskoff recently defeated Cleet In Klamath Falls, and the hard-boiled little New Yorker thlnka he was dealt dirt during the bout, and demanda revenge. Taskoft haa agreed to oblige him the oppor tunity. Si I m Jmm ' ST IH.HK III IIIflllsT t V w is- u m fx DO DOB announce) tensattonat new 1936 truck I Planned , . . engi neered . . . and actually "Pre -Proved" to deal a aroashing blow at truck soats in the lowest-priced field. This slash ing of coats for truck user everywhere la accomplished by a combination of advancement new In truck hlatory. Bhtnd-the-scenea test In the labora tory and in actual us from coast to coast indicate earing of up to 9S in gaa alone. Another 1936 feature, new "Fore Point" load distribution, meas 112 So. Riverside ort January 33, 1938. Forecasts, Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with fog tonight and Prlday. No change In temperature. Oregon: Hair east and cloudy with valley foua in west portion tonight and Friday. No change In tempera tur. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 60; lowest, 33. Total monthly precipitation, 8.69 Inches. Excess for the month, 6.51 Inohes. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1935, 13.58 Inches. Excess for the season, 4.07 inches. Relative humidity at 5 p.m. yes terday, 100 per oent; S a.m. today. 100 per oent. Tomorrow: Sunrise, 7:31 a.m. Sun set, 6:16 p.m. Observations Taken at 6 a. m., 120 Meridian Time. II if ill! Sh as g g - P 8 gi n si ill1 ig Boise 30 34 Cloudy Boston , ,., 38 13 Clear Chicago -3 -18 Clear Denver , 64 36 Clear Eureka 58 43 P.Ody. Helena 50 40 Cloudy Los Angelea 78 66 Clear MEDFORD 65 81 Cloudy New Tork 40 -3 .03 Clear Omaha -4 -16 .03 Snow Phoenix 73 34 Clear Portland 44 40 Cloudy Reno .. 50 34 Clear Roseburg 60 34 Cloudy Salt Lake San Francisco. Seattle Spokane 86 Walla Walla ..... 34 Washington, D.O. 48 4- Marking Rio Grande do Sul'a fail ure to produce all the wheat it needs for 1036, 70,974 bushels of Argentine wheat arrived In that Brazilian state recently aa an Initial ahlpment. . Mistress Ann Painter, oldest Inhab itant of Loos, Eng., who celebrated her hundreth birthday recently, re ceived a message of congratulation from King George and Queen Mary. More flahlng-huntlng licenses were sold In Virginia In 103S than in 1034. i M0I0 38 13 Clear 63 48 Clear 66 46 T Cloudy 33 Cloudy 30 Cloudy 0 .01 ' Clear WITH THE MOST OF ADVANCEMENTS PRE-PROVED" ECONOMY aves Up To 95 a Year "FORE DISTRIBUTION urably Increase hauling efficiency. The list of important money-saving advancements rends on and on. They are all set down in plain black and white for you in the 1934 "Show Down" Score Card that gives compar ative facts about all 3 lowest-priced trucks. Get a copy and see what Dodge has for 1936. You'll be amasedl See your Dodge dealer rod - DODGE Csoa of Caryr PIERCE-ALLEN Ft TO SAN DIEGO DURING COAST LEAGUE SEASON SAN DIEGO, CaJ Jsji. 33. (Ap) The Hollywood baseball franchise In the Ooast league will be transferred to San Diego for the 1038 season. H. W. Lane, president of the Holly wood club, said be had reached ft tentative agreement with San Diego city officials to bring the olub here. Officials plan to construct the park near the waterfront as WPA pro ject. Lane aald the rental for bis club at Wrlgley field. L03 Angeles, w -n Hollywood has pl&yed for several yer, was entirely too MU. The Hollywood Stars axe due to open March 28 In Los Angeles. Lane aaid he would arrange to put the team on the road after ft two-week stand In Los Angeles, to give suffi cient time to prepare the ball park In San Diego. In Los Angeles, David P. Fleming, president of the Los Angeles club, joint tenants with the Stars of Wrlg ley field, Intimated the San Francisco Missions migl:t oo moved to Lc geles In event of departure of the Hollywood team, to give Los Angeles continuous baseball. Game Problems To Be Discussed PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 33. (AP) Independent sportsmen's organisa tions of the state will meet here Friday and Saturday to organize in dealing with wild life problems. Dale F. Oilman, secretary of the Multnomah Anglers' and Hunters' club, announced. The meeting originally was called by the Redmond-Sisters sportsman club. LASKY RALLIES FOR NOD OVER CANCELLA OAKLAND. CVallf.. Jan. 33. .iP Art Lasky climbed up off the cauva. last night to batter Tony Can eel la about the ring and tak an easy ten round decision. The Los Angeles veteran was down for a no-count In the se-nd and was staggered In the eighth, but other wise had everything hla own way. Lasky weighed 196 pounds and the Tampa scrapper 100. Aew AMAZING GROUP IN TRUCK HISTORY In Gas Alone POINT" LOAD ncreases Hauling Efficiency. . Saves Tires and Upkeep GENUINE HYDRAULIC BRAKES Save Tires, Relininq A Jr. .j . r nuiuiTmeriT expense BRILLIANT IIPlll rT17l IMA Mien DiiLinu Builds rVestige... Helps You Get New Business STILL PRICED Ms TON CHASSIS 6 CYL.-II6" W.B. 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Rogue Rtver Presbyterian church and Central Point church, each with their respective leaders, will be pres ent to take part In the program. Medford, Jacksonville, Eagle Point. Butte Falls, each having a part la the program, and with their pastors, will be represented. Phoenix and Klamath Falls, and other churches of the presbytery are expected to be present In large numbers. A "NATIONAL" GOAL Burns Longer Costs Less ' It's Distinctive Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631 3 Hohlweg's Top Shop CUSHIONS REBUILT cr MADC TO ORDER. SPBINOS REPLACED Fin rt lett at Eighth Phone 087 7 and vtHr LOWEST X-- I -J vCLV-w -- . 1 tUU fill II 'Ml CSrrater Meter CeauiaM.I Cn Compear New t Tm ima ! jrm mill an4 H er .ntf lm esl( re arrant tan eajrmMts te at rear bdi4 Phone 150 (
