Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 01, 1938, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text'JPAOE FOUR 1 1 1 1 ." " -v-i;1 v '-' v t - ..' -jiMMji mmmsm II II s l --S. - ur I " ', 1 S - TO APPEAR HERE FRIDAY EVENING Gene Gagliardi Will Roll Exhibition Games Against i Local Stars Lecture and Instructon Free " Gene Gagliardi, bowling's 1037-88 Singles world champion, will appear In exhibition games against the cream of loca pln-upsetters Friday night at the Medford alleys, starting at 8 o'clock. - Medford bowlers who will furnlah competition for the man who rolled 280-277-208 for a: 749 triple to cop the 1087 A.B.O. singes cham pionship, will be Mrs. Roy Prultt, George Ends, Roy Prultt. Prank Ren gs tort f and Earl Rcltsma. Gagliardi will give a free lecture and instructions at 4 p. m. Friday, to which all Medford bowlers are in vited to attend. This will also be held In the Medford alleys. ; Thfl champion says you can loara more In the pit than you can on the alleyB. From the pit you observe a bowler's faults, such as his ap- proach to the foul line, his swing and delivery, and you are In a better position to see the course of the ball as It takes the English in Its approach to the head pin. "By watching the mistakes of other maple crashers, I soon learned to correct my own errors," said Gene In a recent Interview. Twenty years ago he was pln-settor. . "I went out of my way to watch all the great bowlers perform, and picked up many valuablo pointers here and there, but I soon learned that in order to be a great bowler, One must concentrate' on each and very ball dellvored. That la one of tbs real secrets of becoming a class 4 star," be explained. Gene Is of Italian parenthood. He Is small and weighs only 125 pounds, whtcb makes him the smallest man to ever win a world's A.B.C. title. He lis 1 on a 20-woefc exhibition tour through the country, and to date has averaged 213 per game. BASKETBALL Dy the AiMclated Pre,, High School f PaoMc university fresh men 81, Oorbett 11. Hill Military 13, Edison (Portland) 89. Foreat Drove 31, Veraonla 18. tnltMnlut Ulna C pwctton, t'hrfiitititjttta, fa. GALA BOWLING EXHIBITION dene Gagllnrril ' 11)37-38 Siniln World Champion . Men end ttonifn Stan of Mrdford Friday, Dec tnd, 8:00 p. m. Free Lecture A Instructions at 4 p.ra MEDFORD BOWLING ALLEYS iflil f IL IJ. I'INT yMUtMin ihltrKV I $ 15 ,, I oM'5'7?ihl 1 Full Quirt I !!!, fA", (ric u.if i nmirl ) rlia M Alley Wizard ' V to n- "gHj Gene Gnttllardl (above), world', lnglo bowling clmmplon, will crnsh the maples tomorrow night In the .Medford alley, against five local (tan, lie rolled a 740 triple In lait year'. A. B.- C. to cop the crown. BOWLING Oommerolal league bowling matches In tho Medford alley, were all one-Bided last night. CCG Head quarter, beat Bauer Lumber com pany, 4 to 0, Lewi, super service beat Ward', Riverside, 4 to 0, and Plche Snorta took all four points from Montgomery Ward. Scores fol low! Montgomery Word Co. Brown 103 180 147 405 Carpenter 163 103 133 448 Barnhlll 111 137 143384 Oody 105 178 137480. McBee 113 101 100383 Handicap 08 08 00108 Totals 813 701 788 3338 Plche Sport Prultt 188 101 103880 Newland 150 101 130 480 A Plche 144 133 317483 Johnson 144 108 180 400 Bczzoppa 300 147 173810 Total, 820 817 871 3817 CCC Headquarter, Stead 160 108 173 400 Vhrlne 168 133 130 418 Dixon 173 101 133400 Porterflcld 171 137 187407 Strode 100 178 113 461 Handicap 35 36 35 78 Totala 846 811 748 3404 Bauer Lumber Co. ' Hoblson 104 164 136444 Oarlcy 160 164 130 483 Orabor 160 188 174 618 Mccormick . 143 103 150450 Bauer 03 100 161362 Totals 714 705 740 3310 Lewi, Super Taylor 136 118 183437 Mwards 200 147 157604 Helrboltzer 134 105 158307 Ettlngor 183 160 115308 Powell 300 103 136 637 Totals 811 714 748 3373 Ward, RIverHlde, Morshon 103 136 123382 Winter 117 101 94312 Praley 114 139 178 430 HowtS 119 108 137302 Hltzler 130 159 117435 Handicap . 40 40 48138 ToUlls058 687 003 2038 1 Here's good news for all ski fans! THE OPENING OF THE Northland Bindings Ski-Tote Jackets - Parkas Mr Sport Graphs Billy Hulen says: Vander Meer and Texas Christian Greatest of 1938 The Associated Press, through Gen eral Sporto Editor Herert W. Barker, la now polling all Us member papers Iiihm for their views 1 regarding the year's oustandlng sports achieve ments and devel opmenti, and will release the consensus soon after first of the year. Mister Bar ker has produc ed some Interest ing subjects and questions, which we present be low, i with our answers. How I 1 IMA Illy Hales, would you reply lngto the following: Q. Three outstanding Individual performers, any sport, amateur or professional; listed in order of pre-1 fere nee? A Johnny Vander Meer, Henry Armstrong, Davey O'Brien. Q. Three outstanding teams or crews, any sport, amateur or profes sional; listed In order of preference? A. Texas Christian football team, New York Yankees, American Davis cup tennis team. Q. Three leading comebacks In In dividual competition, men or women, amateur or professional? A. Joe Louis over Max Schinollng, Schoolboy Rowe. Coach Howard Jones with his U8C football team. Q. Three most surprising results, any sport, team or Individual? A. Oarnegle Tech football win over Pittsburgh, Solly Krelger fight win over Al Hostak, Chicago Cub drive to National league pennant. Q. Oddest or most freakish hap pening In competition? A. That screwball mlxup In downs in the Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech football game at South Bend, when the referee told the Tech quarterback It was third down, when It was fourth, and Tech consequently lost the ball and the game. Q. Biggest disappointment of year, team or Individual? A. Rice Institute football team. Lou Gehrig, University of Washington football team. Q. Principal trends noted In gen eral or In connection with any par ticular sport? A. (Taking our life in our hands. we will print here our word for word answer to that question) The decline of softball over the nation; thank goodness I Ballots are beginning to roll into this office from coaches and sporte writers In Aahland. Klamath Falls and Grants Pass, and It looks like the Mall Tribune's fifth annual All Southern Oregon conference football selections can be announced some time next week .... Sam Chapman. SKI HUT Skis, Polea, and Waxes Get your copy of 'HOW TO SKI" FREE At Larson's Trousers Swiss Down Hill and Knicker styles All Wool Sox, Mitts, Sweaters Ski Shoes "Dryolene" Waterproofing Compound Ski Underwear Information m,r to jo tor bent klln. mow condition, rtr. Ak Harold. 0$ V outfielder for the Philadelphia Ath letics who stepped direct from the University of California campus Into big league baseball. Is playing It smart with his do-re-ml ... we heard In San Francisco that Sam has purchased a 930.000 Insurance poUcy, and Is otherwise remaining sensible with his money, something plenty of ball players don't know bow to do. That troublesome eight-semester ruling Is going to be on the pan again about the first of the year, and chances are the state high school athletic association will vote It out and go back to letting prep athletics compete nine semesters ... U so, there will be plenty of rejoicing In Ashland, where Charlie Warren and Buzz' Roberson, basetball for wards, are now clght-semester men and will be Ineligible for most of the casaba season If the eight semester rullna stays In effect. Sandlot baseball, according to President Ray Dumont of the Na tional Semi-Pro Baseball con&ress, will enjoy its banner year In 1030, with 817 cities In the United States staging tournaments, which will lead up to the big national affair . . Coach Jean Eberhart's Southern Ore gon Normal school basketball team will take a nice barnstorming trip in to California this month. SKI Hill OPEN AT LARSON'S STORE The Ski Hut, a room devoted en tirely to ski equipment, which has been under construction In the rear of Larson's Clothes Shop for the past month, will be open for public Inspection tomorrow, according to an announcement today by Harold Larsen, owner. The room gives tho impression of entering a mountain cabin, so real istic Is it constructed. The walls are covered- with pine shakes. The display tables, shelves and ski racks are unfinished pine. Snow covered eves protrude through the partition separating the ski hut from the main sales floor. The light fixture mounted" on the ceiling of the hut is made from two. old skis. The room is filled with a com plete stock of skis, ski equipment, ski clothing and ski shoes, as well as books and magazines on skiing. The new Skl-tote, a convenient piece of equipment for carrying skis on top or an automobile, will also be feeatured at Larsen's. Mr. Larson, well known former president of the Rogue Snowmen and now a director of that organi zation, Is recognized as an authority on akllng. A bulletin board wilt be Installed on the wall of the Ski Hut, where the latest snow and road conditions will be posted for the convenience of local skiers. SEAHAWKS WIN, 3 TO 2 FROM LUCKLESS CLIPS (By The Associated Press) The luckless Spokane Clippers, their financial difficulties settled at a meeting yesterday of the Pacific Coast Hockey league directors, mude a gallant but vain effort to defeat the Seattle Seahawks last night In Seatle. The Hawks held off a third period rush to win 3 to 3. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. CLOTHES SHOP 42 South Central Duke Defenders Get Rough With West Coast Writers DURHAM, N. C. Dec. lv (AP) The coast-to-coast broadcast of crit icism and sarcasm over Duke university's selection as the eastern rep resentative in the Rose Bowl game against Southern California provoked rebuttal today of defending Carolina sporto writers. Shortly after the announcement of i the selection Monday night, Pacific coast sports writers kicked off that the sentiment there had favored Texas Christian for the invitation. Today the writers on" the more tur bulent Atlantic side, amid a few pun returns, off-tackle slants and slams bordering on unnecessary roughness, retaliated with a drive of words that apparently closed the first quarter In a scoreless tie. A spokesman from the Duke Chron icle, undergraduate publication, sur veyed campus sentiment and came up with the finding: "Consensus of Duke campus opinion Is that west coast sports writers are entitled to their opinions." Replying to California writers who implied Duke's offense was no great shakes, Edward V. Mitchell wrote In the Durham Herald that "one thing Is certain, the Southern California football team surely is no world- beater. It has been, beaten twice this season, and in one of those games by a second-rate Southeastern con ference aggregation. University of Alabama. ... A team that goes through nine contests, such as those Duke played, and Isn't beaten, tied or scored upon must have some thing." Andy Cates suggested In the Win- strom -Salem Journal "If California's John Q. Public wants to see Texas Christian, the Sugar bowl promoters will be only too happy to sell them tickets." Fights Last Night By tho Associated Press CHICAGO Tony Musto, 203. Chi cago, knocked out Sandy McDonald, 109, Dallas, Texas, (8.) MIAMI. Fla.-t-Chtno Alvarez. 135. Tampa, outpointed Johnny Dean. 138, Philadelphia. (10.) Here's HourUou Can Make Uour self and Others Happier- iTii'; viva, u Tdtea You'll (BtftS under Ash Receivers Auto Horns Baby Auto Seats Bicycle Horns Brake Handle Extensions Bumper Guards Certificate Holders Cigar Lighters Exhaust Fishtails Cushions Illuminated Fender Guides Fender Splash Guards Flashlights Floor Mats Gearshift Ball. Glare Shields Goggles Key Cases License Plate Frames (StftS under All Wool Robe, Bicycle Auto Clock, Speedometer, Auto Fans Clock Mirrors Auto Heaters Driving Gloves Auto Horns Fog-Lites Batteries Grille Guards Bicvcle Goggles Horn-Utes Rood Lite, Many More "&itrr t -T"-::-N"vN'.-.', I I (jfeA radios?. ?Jotorola8. f HAm fS-VCT VvOvl BICYCLES ond TIRES YlhaM S V r Phone 128 ZLTZ NAVY VEILS PLANS TO BETTER TEAM ANNAPOLIS, Md., Dec. 1. (AP) Official secrecy veiled today whatever plans naval academy authorities may have for bolstering the midshipmen's sagging football fortunes next year. To a variety of rumors that coach ing changes impended, academy of ficials replied "no decision" had been made on the football staff for 1930 and reports to the contrary were "absolutely unfounded." Substance of the rumors was that Lieut. H. J. (Hank) Hard wick, head coach, would be assigned to sea duty next year and his going psobably would Involve a change from the graduate-coach system Inaugurated In 1934. NOD FOR LinLE DADO S OAKLAND. Cal.. Dec. 1. (AP) Little Dado, a scrappy young puncher from the Philippines, was recognized by the California state athletic com mission today as the flyweight champion of the world as a result of his decisive 10-round decision last night over aging Small Montana, an other Filipino. Dado won seven rounds, two were even, and Montana won one the first. , There were no knockdowns, but Dado had the 1035 flyweight title holder on the defensive for the last seven rounds. ivE Auto Accessories from - Western You're Sure to Be Eight if You Give Something for the Car! 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For boys and girls, no gift will be appreciated more than a beautiful streamline western Fiver Bicycle. For outdoor en thusiasts, select presents from Western Auto's big assortment of Camp Goods and Fishing Tackle. Ask for LOW Prices . . 1 Bicitltl 4 Phhtt Holt ittniQi(htj H TIGERS PLACED ON KLAMATH'S LIST OF ALL -I KLAMATH FALLS, Dec. 1. (AP) Bend, The Dalles, Medford and Eu reka high schools .spotted two play ers each on all-opponents football team chosen today by the Klamath Falls Pelicans. The three remaining positions were distributed among Ashland, Grants Pass and Pendle ton. Klamath's all-rival lineup was com posed of Verblck, Medford, and Nlcar, Bend, ends; Cairney, Pendleton, and Del Fattl, Eureka, tackles; Henry Steers, The Dalles, and Tomanovlch, Eureka, guards; Howard Steers, The Dalles, center; Bowman, Medford, quarterback; Warren. Aahland, and Stlnebaugh, Grants Pass, halfbacks, and Redden, Bend, fullback. The Pelicans also named a team of star players from the three rival Southern Oregon conference schools. This eleven consisted of Verblck, Medford, and Jessel, Ashland, ends; Clute, Medford, and Newbry, Ash land, tackles; Colby, Grants Pass, and Schilling, Ashland, guards; Pren 0NA6RMVAV! I'VE BEEN AGING SINCE TO BRING YOU THIS rot ik i atKt vi stnef ENJOY a bottle of genuine true lager beer, aged three full month, I Find out why beer lovers everywhere pre fer the mellow, natural flavor of this finer beer I Hop to good old Hop Oold for a new taste thrill now today 1 STAR BREWERY COMPANY VANCOUVER, WASH. NirillVMIIBR to be appreciated, and enjoyed of the family under 2-l r Bicycle Horns Bicycle Headlights Bicycle Tires Clock Mirrors Cushions Flashlights Frost Shields Gloves Goggles Grille Guards Horn Ring . 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