Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUN. MEDFOUI), OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FETiftUARY 5. 1936. "T 149 134 133 415 138 134 141 413 164 123 103 388 6 5 5 15 104 103 152 359 150 165 143 458 134 156 145 438 4 4 4 12 EADS KEEPS LEAO Hammond , 174 148 167 819 Greene ........ Jennings Rogers Hsndlcap Lyons Totals - . 179 184 173 636 , 755 804 788 2348 Cochran Greene . Medco. 185 158 143 465 137 179 176 492 113 114 103 829 161 169 193 523 FANDOM RANDOM By Dick Applegate Somerson English . Nutting . Kessler .... Totals 793 780 885 S418 Economy Lumber Co. Larson .. 189 133 125 437 MeCormlck 138 168 153 457 Price Gates Auto Co. Dawes - 187 198 165 530 Cannon 170 172 224 866 Handicap Totals - 729 797 833 2363 Totals 783 684 858 2125 HUSKY CAGERS Wlf FOURTH STRAIGH TEAM FIVE BEST Staters Lose, 35 to 3 When Invaders Rally After Trailing 20-10 at Half ' Time Paterson Stars COBVALUS, Ore.. Feb. . (AP) Tb University of Washington bas kotball team left for Seattle today, taking with It four consecutive vlctO' rlee over Oregon's two major schools and every prospect lor retaining Its position as leader ot the Psclllo coast conference's northern division. The Huskies last night defeated Oregon State, defending northern dl vision champions, by virtue of a daz- tllng last-half attack after trailing, 90 to 10. at mid-game, The victory was the Huskies' eighth In conference Dlay this season. Its Oregon Invasion also resulted In an other win. 51 to 83, over the Oregon State five, and two victories. 42 to 83 and 35 to 31, over the University of Oregon at Eugene. Hunt Paterson, playing only the lAst 18 minutes of last night's game, started the rally which gave the Hua- kles the lead and caged one of the two goals which provided the final four-point margin. He was nign acorer with 10 points. The Staters at the last minute switched to a man-io-man defense and had the northerners baffled a food share of the way until Pater son started the fireworks, The road trip ended the first half of the season for the leaders. Four games with Idaho and two each with Washington State and Oregon State remain on the acheduie. Oregon State remains In second place In conference ranking, Summary: Washington (33) (81) Oregon State Loverlch (9) P () Palmberg Wagner (7) P - ) Tuttle Bishop 18) 0 - (fl) Conkllng Egge (3) - a (8) Folen McKlnstry (3). O (3) Bergstrom Substitutes: Washington Paterson (10: Oregon State Kidder, Holltngs- worth, Offlclsls: Referee, Archie Buckley of Spokane: umpire, Prank Henlgea ol Portland. Th colorful little Chemawa In dlani. who file Into th city Friday for two ,amo basketball series gainst the Medford high school, oc cupy an unusual position tn the es teem of Medford fans. Relation! b tween the two schools have always been most cordial. Despite the fact that Chcmawa's losses far out-balenos their wins over the Tigers, they are till considered one of the showiest and scrappiest teuns to play here. fllnoe 1031, when Darwin Burgher first took over the reins, the tesnu have clashed every year but one for a two-game series. Previous to that time, Medford and Chemawa had played nearly every year since 1937. filnce 1931, Medford won six games, with the Indiana nsbblng only two- la the first game of the series, the Tigers romped over the warriors, 84- 14, but on the next night scraped out a thin 18-17 victory in a game that was typical of the hot basketball bat tles the two teams usually have. Using short, overhead pass, the In dlsna nearly broke away several times, but had miserable luck with their shot. The same choppy passing Attack will probably be uied again In this series, and Coach Bower man's Med ford team was scheduled to scrim mage against the lue Raiders to night, with the Raiders doing their best to imitate the Indian offensive moves. An In-and-out squad, the chemawa lads have been surprising all year, taking tough games by convincing margins, only to drop their next breather tilt by an equally convinc ing vote. The Ttgera worked out agln lmt night on their driving, rushing of fense, which they will throw agnlnat the ReOkliu In sx. effort to wesr them down before the end of the game. CLASS OF CCC 10 BATTLE FOR ELKS The elsMlent leather tewwere of the Medford CCO district will have their first IBM opportunity to strut their stuff, when they clash on the Elks' club smoker Thursday evening, Feb ruary 13. tnrluded on the cards, which are not yet completely Msem blM, will be many newromeri from the middle west, Including several who led their district before being trsnsfrrred to this sector. Six bouts will he presented, with msny of the old favorites aqusrlng off agalnnt men who arrived with the recent cornlgumrnt of five com panies. Cspt. William C. Ryan, dis trict welfare officer, and Ueut, Roy D. Craft nave promised one of tin That phenomenal Washington bas ketball team, which Is apparently Invincible, would have to come along Just when It looked as though How ard Hobson was going to have one of the best teams In late years at Oregon. Hobby does have a basket ball team that Is potentially great. All of the men are clever ball han dlers, alert on defense and good shots. But pitted against Washing ton they aeem almost helpless. It's too far away from here to be able to Judge accurately, but few Medford people who have seen Oregon play say that there Is Internal strife on the squad. It Isn't apparent on the floor, bnt la In the, locker room, they say. With the fusion of two strong trams snrh aa the SONS squad Hobson took north with him and the Oregon team from last year, strife Is not surpris ing. If the charge Is true, It will prob ably be remedied In the next few weeks. Oregon hss everything to win and nothing to lose from now on, and Hobby la too amart a lad to have any revolutionists on thesqusd. r-hurlr Taylor, the basketball Star who lectured here ana in Asmana Monday, confirms the opinion of hundreds of Oregonlsns that they play a better brand of basketball in fh northwest than thev do fn California. In 1034 Washington, lead- era of the northern division, took two games to one from Southern Cel In the final. Laat year. In an exciting finish, Southern Cal edged out Oregon State In the finals. "Southern Cal had no right to tnkj that aerlea" la the Wav Tay lor gets around to the fact that Southern Cal did lust that. The rea son he gives for the superiority ot the northern division Is: Better con dition, due to the faot that In Ore. iron and Wshlneton the leather dur ing basketball season keeps most would-be athlete inaoors, wnere th h.v. nnthlnff much to do ex- cfnf nlav hsskethall. The nlffhts are cold and the players spend less time running around and tne coia ir Is more eonduatlve to action. Annfnr nnMlhl reason. althOUBh Taylor himself didn't mention it. is the fsct that northernera lose their shirt every time they play n.llfnrnla football teams, and bas ketball offers a bslm to wounded feelings. George Eada retains the top In In dividual bowling standings In the Elks' club tournament, according to figures released by the bowling com mittee, which Includes gsmes up to February 1. Team S with 8S3 points leads the tournament. Individual and team standings fol low: Games Total Name Played Pins Eads ... , 1175 Rankin ..-..-. 0 Olll S S38 Murray -. 8 1044 Kresse .............. 3 S21 Canflsld 0 Claude Holmes , , 0 847 C. Baylor . 3 810 LeClero Lantls Paske - SsndersoQ . Strang Hussong Sherwood Ferguson M. Hall Brayton -. Bowman Burroughs . Boone Blerma York Beeney Bullls Miller . Semon ....... Sweeney U. Duff Coleman R. Duff Meeker Bob Hart'. Webster , 8 876 D. Watson Smith - 0 Team Standings Won Lost Points Team No. 1 4 3 6399 Team No. 3 . 3 4 6520 Team No. 3 3 8 8517 Team No. 4 4 3 650C Team No. 6 3 3 6491 Team No. 5 - 8 3 662J 8 . 3 . 8 . . . 0 . 0 . 0 . . a . 8 , 8 . 0 . 8 8 .. 0 t 8 3 . 6 8 6 . 8 . 4 . 0 . 8 . 0 1003 999 967 333 483 475 913 90S 905 880 810 393 848 773 747 697 Ave 188 176 176 174 J 174 i 172 170 170 1 173 ! 167 167 167 165 164 164 162 161 161 ISO : 168 155 162 161 152 i 160 135 131 141 129 126 : 118 107 148 146 1 146 ! 146 ' While browsing through the Amer ican Bowling Congress "Bulletin," we came across the following set of "rules" for the game. After listen Ing to a few games at the Smoke House Bowl we are quite aware that a few already know the rules, others may be Interested In learning them Here they are: t For Greater Popularity. Dash Into the alleys two min utes before starting time when it's an Important match. This soothes your teammatea' nervea. Test the sliding qualities ot esch runway three or four times before each pitch. This always proves you are an expert. Walt until your opponent la ready to roll before going after your ball. He will surely want to kiss you If you do thla often enough. If the pitch Isn't coming up fast enough, dash aorons the next three alleys, using either a body check or rolling block upon anyone In your path. This is a sure dividend payer in time. When the ball Is headed for the packet, start barking away from the foul line, slowly at first, gradually Increasing epcr until at the moment of Impact you land In somebody's lap. After delivering the ball, stand at the foul line. Whirl sharply Juat aa your opponent arrives at the mark, or, better still, edge over slightly onto his runway. Do thla often enough and you need have no worrlea about old age pensions. Pick up all cigarettes you hap. pen to see parked on the score board or return loop. This cuts down the expense of the gsme considerably. Carefully examine your thumb after every wild heave. If you ml..s the spare, glare at the pin boy and tell him to keep hla grt'asy flngera out of the holea. Olve the foul Judge an argu. ment If your light goee on. He probably has something against your Aunt Ella and la using spite out on you. At every opportunity, explain In great detail about the time you "struck out and won by one pin." If your audience seems un appreciatlve, tell them about the spilt you picked up laat week. Nobody but you haa ever had those experiences. Do this all season and youll be In another league next year. CLASH ON SATURDAY CORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 8. (AP) The battle for second place in the ooaat conference, northern dlvlalon, baakebali race will hold the lime light aa Oregon State college and University of Oregon renew their feud here Saturday night, The big Webfoota won a slatting 29-to-27 victory In the first encoun ter of the teams. Oregon and Oregon State each haa loat four conference games, but the Beavers now are in aecond place by virtue of more gamea won. BOWLING The Rogue Valley Golfera, In a city league bowling game laat night, banged out a 4-0 win over the Econ omy Lumber trundlers at the Smoke i House alleys, while the Medco and dnt.es Auto clubs split their aeries, 2 . and 3. Tonight the Smoke Houae and Standard Roofer ball heavera will vie, with Brill Metal and the Mnll Tribune and the Western States Gro cery (a new team) and the Wall Abbey squad rolling tomorrow night. individual tallies last night. R. V. Golfers. Mansfield lne 149 343 658 Sherwood 167 133 156 438 Ellis ISO 130 107 357 D Clnrk 196 310 162 B38 most exciting arraya of talent yet presented. The fighta will start at :30. pre. ceiled by a crab feed, with beer, for Elk. only, at 7 o'clock. Phone 1300 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service 1$ Your Wife Still Your Sweetheart? 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