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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRTBETNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1936 SIS BASKETEERS TAKE SECONDARY TITLE BY BEATING BT. FALLS; With never more than four points between them In s fast and exciting game, the Phoenix high achool bas Xetbnll squad stepped onto the throne for county secondary hlRh school honors the first of the week, edging the Butt Palls high out by one point, 18-18. The game was the third of the plsy-off series. Phoenix served notice of champion ship caliber early In the season and won to the top of their own division, the southern half of the county, with some of the finest basketball seen In a, secondary school In some time. Newlln. Phoenix forward, was star cf the championship game, getting seven points and playing an out stsndlng floor game. Ting, forward, snd Abbott, center, were outstanding for Butt Palls with six markers each. Summary: FANDOM AT RANDOM Br DICK APPI.EOATB S, 49-33 Phoenix Hill (6) Newlln (7) Jacobs ...P.. P.. ...C... Butte Palls (8) Ting W. Conley ... (8) Abbott (1) Chambera (A) A. Conley Furry (3) -..a Substitutes: Phoenix, McRynolds (3); Butte Falls, Pope. HIGH WITH RIFLE Ivan Waddell outranked Pets Pome roy to take flrat place with a 371 out of a possible 400 Isst night In the regular weekly Indoor range firing of the rifle club. Higher scores than any previously turned in promise noms close competition in the shoot ing to come. Waddell and H. E. Rlnabarger tied In a special handicap match and split the moiwy two ways, Visiting shooters are welcome any Wednesday evening at the club range, Waddell, an officer of the club, aald today. The range In ths Armory basement haa been enlarged by two targeta to accommodate the ever In creasing number of enthusiasts, and rion-membera are free to shoot. The only chsrgo for non-members Is a, 10-cent feo to cover the cost of tar gets. Ammunition may be purchas ed at the range. Sunday morning small-bort work will be Initiated on the open range, with firing to be conducted at 60, 100 and J00 yards. Individual scores foe laat night: Ivan K. Waddell 1 871 C. R. Pomeroy 371 Ed Lull 30 C. R. Richmond 384 H. E. Rlnabarger 353 I, . A. Seaborn .- 353 R. L. Edwards ................ 350 Hi Lull '6 Allan Perry 347 C. A. Bandera 343 M. C. Oleason 341 I. C. Daley 333 Nate Smith 338 E. H. Pomeroy 334 Otto Howard . 334 Ray Watklna . 330 Stanley Boggs 317 Ced Helgho 314 Fred Sanders ...... 3,3 C. Ouches 305 Del Smith 31)0 Sid Newton .. aB1 Bill Plche l" Bruce Hammond ....... 140 SONS Cagers Win 17 In 24 Starts MONMOUTH. Or., March fl. (AP) ft vent pen wins In 94 starts Is th record wt this stsson by the flashy but sttn1y OtTRon NormM school bftftkfthAll tram. Four of the revrsnU wem to cowit conference ten ma, and all the losses were Buffered on the road. On their home floor the Wolves were unde feated. Coach Al Cox will enter his team In the imcrrolleRtnte A. A. U. tour nnmrnt at Eugene Friday and Saturday. ALBANY COLLEGE DROPS LAST BASKETBALL GAME ALBANY. Ore , March 8. (jT) Albany college dropped Its last bas ketball game of the season to the University of Portland last night. 40 to 32. The Portlandera led at halt time lfi to 10. The margin widened rapidly In the final period, but w.m narmwrd somewhat by in Albany rallv lute in the half. This wsrm sun has hatched the of local baseball and the Medford Rogue ere planning on working out for the first time Sunday at 10:30 a. m at the Senior high school field on South Oakdale, providing, of course, that It Is not raining by then. Prospects for a fast Infield went up notch this week when Oeorge "Shar key" Sherrltt, manager of the Gen eral service station at Main and Ivy, announced he would try out for short or second. Sherrltt played for various teams In the bush league at Port land and In 1920 traveled to Hawaii. FIJI. Pago Pago and Australia with the Multnomah Athletic club for a series of games. On that learn was Bobby Grayson, later to become one of the conM'a outstanding football players at Stan-, ford. Grayson was 15 years old then. I and already held the high school rec ord for the 100-yard dash and for the j 10-yard low hurdles, and according to i one Australian newspaper "Is an out standing ball player on his higli school team." The team ployed 13 games In Australia and won all of them, Impressing the Australians with their fine sportsmanship. In the write-ups of the games Sherrltt Is Inrarlably mentioned as one of the outstanding players of the team. While playing for the Balln Fi nance company In Portland, Sharkey held down the short position, while Verne Shangle, Medford photographer now. was scurrying about second for the same team. For a month In 1030, Sherrltt tried out with the Oakland club of the Coast league, and at various times during his career managed teams In Portland. I like Medford fine, and I'm going to play with the local ball club If I can make the tram." Sher rltt modestly said yesterdsy. The Rogues are going to try some thing new this year. They know that there are several old-time baseball players In and around Medford, and to these old-timers they are present ing season passes to all home garnet. Owney Patton and Court Hall will each get one, as will John Wilkinson Frank Isaacs, and several others. Every effort to revive the game In this city will be made. At the present time a conservative estimate places Medford at the bot tom of the list for team support. Grants Pass and Klamath Falls both out draw this city in baseball Inter set. and even Yreka turns out a much larger crowd for Sunday games. In cidentally, the offer from Weed, Yreka and Dunamulr that they sign with Medford and Klamath Falls for an lnter-tat aeries, Is being seri ously considered. I FOE MOSCOW, Idaho, March fl (AP) Oregon's basketball squad, with two fresh victories over the Univer sity of Idaho, mot'ed to Pullman today to battle Washington State college for third place In the clos ing coast conference series for both teams. Oregon and W. S. C. will meet Fri day and Saturday nights. Two Ore gon victories would put the Web feet in third place above the Cougars. Oregon spurted In the second half last night to rout Idaho, 49 to 33 The halftlme score was 23-23. The Webfeet capitalized on their height to outclass the Vandals In the sec ond half drive after the losers had led most of the way through the first. It gave Oregon a clean sweep ol the season's four-game series. Ore gon won the previous night, 41-31. The two setbacks left Idaho deep In the conference cellar with only two victories In 10 pomes. The northern division standings: Opp. W. Washington .. 11 O. S. C 10 W. S. C. 4 Oregon 6 Idaho a PC. Pts. Pts. .785 647 441 .714 468 380 .600 501 47H .428 493 512 .125 488 675 E Will Chaff from the (trlat mill: Ivan Waddell, shooting prone at the regu lar weekly meet of the Medford Na tional Rifle club laat night, turned In the first 100 score of the year at 78 feet. Today he is proudly display ing the target, with the five bull's eyes each neatly drilled with two shots, although the holea look more aa though one shot hsd been put In esch. Sunday, as a apeclal feature of the southern Oregon-northern Cal ifornia trophy golf tournament .n Ashland, wll be a match between the finalist of the 1034 southern Ore gon tourney (Eddie Simmons and Hank Prlngle), and the winners of laat year's tourney (H. B. Bentley and I'Uind Clark). The Camp Prescott COCera are building a baseball field on the slope of Hoxy Ann, right be hind the camp. No action haa been taken on the suggestion that they use square' baseballs to keep them In the pork. Instead of rolling away. GRADERS Will TANGLE Tli Medford and Ashland eighth grade basketball teams will clash for the flrat time thla year, when they square off on the aenlor high school floor here tonight at 7:30. It will be the last game of the season for Ray Henderson's Toy Bulldogs. The aquad haa lost to only one team, Prospect. The Ashland team was not put Into the field until late In the year, but has prtweiwed ispldly since, and the members are confident of a win. In order to defray expensea. a dime admission charge for adults Is to be marie. Bob Kennaston, ex-marlne from Gold Hill now on a wrestling tour of California, la having marked success In the state to the south, word re ceived today Indicates. He has had 17 matches, winning 11 of them, wkh two draws. "The promoters down here are giving me lots of encouragement " Kennaston writes, saying that he has picked up several new holds. He may return to this city In a few more weeks, unless he accepts a now pending offer to Journey to Mexico City, the valhalla of al) coast grnp plers. Only on a few occasions, he says, has he found It necessary to re sort to roughness to take his matches. Pete Belcastro, another wrestler well-known here now working In Cali fornia, gave indication six weeks ago that he would return here soon but no word has been received from him of late. BOWLING Led by QUI, Canfleld and Jones In that order, the Forest Service bowling squadron mowed down the strong Smoke House outfit last night, 4-0. The game waa the only shut-out chalked up against the Smoke House this yesr. Tonight the Mail Tribune rollers meet the Studebaker Champions. To morrow the Medco team rolls against the Economy Lumber outfit while the Plche Hardware and Rogue Val ley Golf teams tangle. Summary: Forest Service Canfleld . Johnson , Obve Rankin Jones Olll Hsndlcap Franklin Rezeppa . Hussong Antle Sims 198 178 x 187 134 x 187 157 160 165 171 308 71 59 Total 901 033 8inoke blouse 157 159 147 158 179 151 179 304 181 305 Total 843 875 311587 177344 X 124 154 498 199514 312589 69189 1012 2845 158 474 192495 175605 195578 309595 939 3647 LA GRANDE. VALE LA GRANDE, Ore., March 8. (&r La Grande and Vale high achool bas ketball teams duplicated their victor ies of the first round of play in the district No. 1 tournament at the East ern Oregon Normal school when thoy turned back Ontario and Baker last night. The 25-22 defeat of Coach Sturm Allison's Bulldogs by the Vale quin tet was In the nature of an upset. and assured the southern team of at least reaching the semi-finals sched uled for Friday night. Ontario threatened La Grande sev eral times and took a one-point lead midway In the second period but Marshall dribbled through the entire Ontsrlo defense to can a lay-In and put La Ornnde ahead 11-10 a lead they held until the game ended 22- 19. Union and Nyssa, In the losers bracket, advanced to the third round In championship play by eliminating Enterprise and Wallowa respectively. Nyssa had easy sailing with a 34-12 victory, but Union was hard pressed to turn back Enterprise. ' BEAVERS PLAN RES! BEFORE HUSKY Till SEATTLE, Marc tV ( AP Oregon state's Beavers are due here tonight. 12 hours In advance of schedule, to rest up for their . Important two game series with the Washington Huskies. On the outcome of the se ries hinges the northern division basketball title. Advance news from the Beaver camp Indicates Coach Slats Olll plans to use a man-for-man defense In the opening game tomorrow night, a type of defense which caused the Huskies grief In their last encounter with the Oregonlans. OREGON STATE GUARD SIGNS WITH DODGERS CORVALLIS, Ore.. March 8, ( AP) Stan McClurg. Oregon State col lege football guard, will hit the line for pay next fall. Ha signed a contract to play next season with the Brooklyn Dodgers. National league professional football team. WRESTLING FAN DIES OF STROKE LOS ANGELES. March 8. (AP) One of the 8000 spectators died of a heart attack last night while Vin cent Lopes, Mexican claimant to the world's wrestling championship, knocked out Chief Chlwakl, Gypsy heavyweight, for the third and de ciding fall. Louis Ochoa. 28. collapsed In the excitement. He died a few moments Inter. Rough tactics of the WTeatlers In cited several fist flghta In the Olym pic auditorium's gallery. Lopes. 210 pounds, took the first fall with n elbow body press, but lost the sec ond on a cross body lock. Chlwakl weighed 208. Bob Smith Named For Frosh Number EUGENE, Ore.. March 8. (AP) The 14 University of Oregon freshmen recommended for basketball numer als Included William Campbell of Rose burg, George Jackson of Grants Pass and Rehert Smith of Medford. HEADS OR COCKTAILS? Major Gruff iftys that anyone who uses his head at night never has a head in the morning. 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However, all Interested parties will have opportunity to express their de sires on fishing season regulations at a hearing here Saturday, March 14. In connection with the meeting of the Oregan state game commission, Last year the season was from Apill 0 to October 31. "The commission will decide at its meeting what the dates will be for the 1030 fishing season, and deter mine the bag limits," Wire said. "Practically all sportsmen I've heard heard from have asked for continu ance of last year's regulations." The bag limit last year was 16 pounds and one fish, but not more than 20 fish In one day. The limit for any seven consecutive days was 30 pounds and one fish, but not more than 40 fish. BEAVER SWEEPSTAKES OPEN SEASON TODAY CORVALLIS, Ore.. March fl. Op) The University of British Columbia and Oregon state college oarsmen will send their flimsy sheila skim ming over the Willamette river course at 3:30 p. m. today, opening the Inter collegiate rowing season here. EDMONTON PUCKSTERS DEFEATED BY SEATTLE SEATTLE. March 8. (AP) Ed monton' Eskimos carried the north western league hockey wau to Port land today, after falling victims, 4 to I, to the flret piece Seattle Sea hawks. The Portland Buckarooa muit beat Edmonton tonight to retain any chance of finishing the eeason in front of the Hawka. HOLLYWOOD, Pla., March 5 (AP) With Clarence Doser of Rochester, K. Y., slightly ahead at the halfway mark, a select field of professionals today entered the final 36 holes or the 2500 Hollywood open golf tour nament. Doser, little known along the blg tlme circuit, yesterday shot his sec ond successive subpar score, a 67, to add to his previous 68 for a total of 139. His performance shoved him a notch ahead of Tony Penna of Pen sacola. Fla.. the first day's leader, and four others. Penna slipped two over par with a 72 after his brilliant opening 84. 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