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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1941. PAGE SEVEN 13 BOWLING I Zacharias Flies for Four -Yard Gain Henry Zacharlas. University of California halfback, mad four yardi on this second pariod play, but moit of It was mada through tha air. Tha gantleman undar him who seems to ba lifting in mW air ia Martin Chaves, Oragon Stata guard. Oragon Stata won tha gama, playad at Berkeley, Calif., with a last quartar touchdown, 6 to 0. Dick Porterfleld. roiling for Fluh rer'a bakery in their S to 0 Clauic league victory over Domestic laun dry last night, eet a new high for the local alleya when ha put togeth er gamea of 954. 190 and 333 for a 609 aeriea. only 11 oin abort of the coveted 700 aeriea. In other matches, Hawklnaon Tire Tread beat Bulck pu-eballa. 8 to 0 and Post and RUela er defeated Murray's Maid-Rita, a to 1. Scores follow. Murray's Maid Rite Prultt, W. Bagen, B. Landers, M. Bell. M. Sim. C TotalI 143 138 13 44S , 154 177 187 49 , 158 148 140 448 , 188 149 303 515 . 175 180 158 508 . 799 788 834 Foster Klelser 8 8 Boone Nicholson , Corley fiemon Newland Touls . , 183 183 193 537 . 333 143 197 563 . 187 ' 07 153 448 , 189 140 147 458 . 188 133 178 493 , 954 691 8703515 Hawktnson J. Moore D. McP-dden . S. Stark , R. DeVore O. Proctor , Tire Tread 166 181 163 510 310 173 187 570 ISO 183 169 503 189 147 138 474 145 167 305 517 860 851 8633573 Bulck Fire Balls 14 14 14 43 Paul Reed -Wm. Creal Sanderson -Jack Long Ctas. Adair Totals 159 170 174 603 . 168 178 140 484 . 161 135 16S 449 . 143 114 186 443 . 173 163 176 511 . 816 778 8433483 Green -Gardner Baylor . Runts . Bads Domestic Laundry 8 174 16' 198 539 17 183 147 148 458 33 138 115 143 894 13 179 169 179 637 7 195 165 134 494 Totals 67 849 767 8003416 Flnhrer's Bnkery porterfleld 9 358 199 333 889 Paste 16 135 170 165 470 Compagnon! 31 164 175 134 473 Barr . 18 304 300 165 669 Reltsma 3 198 180 301 579 (By Associated Press) Miami Beach, Fla. Joey Ray mond, 139V., Tampa, outpointed Justo Jiminez, 137,4, Mexico City (10). Total , 65 959 934 8973780 In an Elks club match last night. Vie Bobcats took three out of four points from tha Wildcat. Scores follow: Bob Cats urrer 170 143 Dally 131 V. Strang 114 Beltano 99 Ekeraon 113 Handicap 330 Totals 857 117 135 87 113 330 814 167479 134383 143381 101387 113339 330890 887 3558 Cleveland Melio Betina, 181, Beacon, N. Y., outpointed Jim my Bivins, 173, Cleveland (10). Maxie Berger, 144, Montreal, outpointed Beauford Glover, 248, Cleveland (10). Chicago Harvey Dubs, 145V., Windsor, Ont., knocked out George Nyberg,' 149, Port Ar thur, Ont. (8). Van Pelt . Heckard H. Strang McKay Leonard Handicap .... Wild Cats 141 88 130 110 141 ..341 Totala 849 134 86 130 111 117 341 819 139 404 86358 130 390 143363 130378 341733 848 3618 HEROIC MOTHER Tillamook, Ore.. Nov. 18 (IP) Mrs. David Krumlauf ran Into a flaming house yesterday to rescue her two-year-old child. The baby, wrapped in a blanket, was unscathed, but Mrs. Krum lauf suffered severe scalp burns. The fire, cause unknown, to tally destroyed her home. Closing time tor Classified Ada 9 a m. Too Lata to Classify 13.80 p m Bridgeport. Conn. Bobby (Poi son) Ivy, 131, Hartford, Conn., and Abe Kaufman, 132, Phila delphia, drew (1). Jacksonville, Fla. Steve Bel loise, 155, New York, knocked out Jos Cabellero. 159, South America (2). Holyoke, Mass. Joey Peral ta, 136V4, Tamaqua, Pa., out pointed Carmelo Fenoy, 132V., Italy (10). Newark Freddie Archer, 135, Newark, outpointed Leo Dul maine, 136, Worcester, Mass. (10). Baltimore Slugger White. 139, Baltimore, knocked out Jimmy Leto, 143H, Hartford, Conn. (8). New York Cocoa Kid. 146V4, New York, knocked out Pedro Tomez, 148, Philadelphia (4). Closing time lur Classified Ads 9 a. m Too Lata to Classify 13:89 p n tCNTUCKT STlAIGHT BO0R10I WHISKEY 11 WHISKET U ' The Height of Quality whtn it is servtd, btcaut cosf fs.no object when it is mad i. W.HARPER Fights Last Night Football Briefs Pullman, Wash., Nov. 18. (JF) Mindful of years past when the Bulldogs from little Gonzaga university have spoiled what might otherwise have been a successful football season, the Washington State college Cou gars plugged today against Gon zaga formations in preparation for Saturday's game against the Bulldogs in Spokane. Before yesterday's workout Coach Babe Hollingbery gave his "giant killers" a skull ses sion which included a restudy of the W.S.C.-Gonzaga game last year and an outline of the Conzaga formations this season. All of the Washington State players, with the exception of Stan Depke, guard, camu through the Stanford game without Injury. Depke hurt a knee and will be rested for the Texas A. & M. game Decem ber 6, unless an "emergency" arises, Hollingbery said. in the Important game Is the combination of Barrett and Erickson, halves; Stackpool at full, and Don Evans at quarter. Corvallis, Ore., Nov. 18. (P) Oregon State Coach Lou Stlner parried numerous queries today over the Beavers' Rose bowl chances and prospective opponents. "We're happy to be in the thick of the fight, but we're net losing sight of the fact that we have two games to play. The immediate problem Is Mon tana," Stiner said. The Beavers, who lead the Coast conference race, play Montana Saturday and Oregon the following week-end. Seattle, Nov. 18. P) Hard personal contact workouts are scheduled today for the Univer sity of Washington football squad as Coach James Phelan begins the final four days work out of the team in preparation for the battle here with Oregon Saturday. Used extensively in practice workout against Oregon plays and apparently favored to start Griffin Creek Secretarial Science Course Is Authorized For Ashland Normal Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland, Nov. 18 (Spl.) The Oregon state board of higher education at its Octo ber meeting in Ashland, author ized the Southern Oregon Col lege of Education to Inaugurate a two-year secretarial science course to begin the winter quar ter this year. Since 1932 there has been an ever wider range of Junior col lege subjects offered at the Southern Oregon College of Ed ucation to the youth of southern Oregon. All during this time college authorities have been endeavoring to provide greater service through a wider range of subjects In the lower division of liberal arts and sciences. The granting of secretarial science fulfills a long-felt need on the part of educators and students alike for a two-year terminal course in the field of general business training. Enrollment in this new secre tarial science course is expected to be extremely heavy this year owing to the heavy demand for trained stenographers and bookkeepers. HIGH COURT NULLS Griffin Creek, Nov. 18. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doty gave a birthday dinner November 9 for Mrs. Doty s father, R. R. Guches. Enjoying the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Guches and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guches and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Guches, Glenn Guches, Vera Six, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Doty and sons and the honor guest, R. R. Guches. Mr. and Mrs. it. D. Nichols of New. berg. Ore., visited here over tha Arm stlce Day week-end with Mrs. Nichols' parents, Mr. and Mra. J. T. Colter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and daughter. Mary, spent the week-end of Nov. 9 at Cooa Bay visiting frlenda. Miss Ruth Chllds entertained sev eral girls at her home recently with a party. Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. risk left Nov. 1 to visit their son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plsk of Baton Rouge, La., and other places of Interest. They plan to be gone three or tour months. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Goodman have been vacationing In southern Cali fornia the past few weeks. Mrs. Jessie M. Mlnear left Friday to spend the next two weeks visiting In California. She la spending Thanks giving with her son Robert and wife of Port Ord. Donald Mlnear, who la in school In Loa Angeles, also plana to Join them there for Thanksgiving vacation, while south ehe also expecte to visit her brother and family, Mr. and Mra. Curtla Darby and aona. Mr. and Mra. J. P. Coller haa re ceived word that their granddaughter. Catherine, who Uvea In Loa Angelea. haa a son. born Sept. 34. This Is the Coller's first great-grandchild. ! Salam, Nov. 18. (JP A I Bend divorcee who sued after her ex-husband's death to have ! the divorce decree set aside so she could claim his 110,000 es tate lost in state supreme court today when the court reversed the late Circuit Judge T. E. J. Duffy, who had ordered the de cree set aside. Jack Cook sued his wife. Maria Jane Cook, for divorce in 1924 and was granted the decree. A year later he remar ried, but again was divorced. He died in Bend In 1939 with out heirs. The first wife, contending she had not been notified that she had been divorced, brought suit after Cook died to have the de cree held invalid. Judge Duffy held in her favor, effect of his decision being to make her Cook's widow and heir to the estate. Under today's decision In which the court said that Mrs. Cook knew she had been di vorced, the money goes into the school fund. TO ENTERTAIN TROOPS Salem, Nov. 18. (") Salem residents were asked today to entertain 150 Ohio soldiers, sta tioned at Fort Stevens, over the Thanksgiving holidays. They would be guests Thursday night at a dance at the armory. ujr W3 m m l tl !&.:' Jw .4 1 SI Henry Gault Named Head P. 0. Custodial Henry M. Gault of 430 South Fir street today began employ ment under U. S. civil service appointment as engine man at tha Medford federal building. He will be in charge of the cus todial staff and will be under the direct supervision of the postmaster. Mr. Gault, native of Jack sonville, has been custodian at the Hotel Jackson. Increase tn the federal building custodial staff was made necessary by en largement of the building, Post master Frank DeSouza said. GRIDIRON Al D M. B. Lamar, former George Washing ton V. quarterback, explains his grid-rye to Referee L. W. Thomas (left) at Washington. With It, Lamar "sights" the ball from side lines, helps determine ball's position on downs, rail -bark plays, thus Increasing accuracy and speed In gridiron officiating. AT. Mexico City, Nov. 18. (JFh Germany and Mexico were at odds diplomatically today over the execution of hostages In axis-occupied lands, Mexico City refusing a Berlin request for withdrawal of a formal protest. The foreign office disclosed the Mexican position last night, saying Berlin warned that "nothing but a disagreeable an swer" could be expected. The chamber of deputies was stirred. "In view of Hitler's Insolent reply," declared one deputy. Cesar Garizurieta, "there Is only one signified course: expel the representatives of Hitler s gov ernment In Mexico." Deputy Jose Gomez Esparza said "the murder of peaceful hostages cannot be Justified un der the most elementary princi ples of humanitarian laws." SAVE MONEY ON PAINT . . . IB tHKWM.WllUAMI m swp Dm Mftil rribuM want tdt. 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