MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1942.
PAGE THREE
Tigers' Title Hope
Dashed by 42 to 29
Defeat by Corvallis
Br BILLY HULElt
Mall Tribune Sport Editor
Salem March 14 (SpJ.) Medford'i dream of a 194J state
basketball championship was shattered by Frank Ramsey's
Corvallis high quintet in the Willamette university gym here
Friday night, 42 to 29, in a game that belonged to the Spartans
from beginning to end.
So blasted out of the championship running, the Tigers
slipped into the spot to face Hank Andersons Baker Bulldogs
Saturday evening ior inira Vi.
At no time were tne Bengals
in the lead as the surprising
Spartans, led by the 12-point
. performance of 200-pound Bob
Belman and the 11-tally output
of Jason Widmt-r, the red-haired
forward, passed, dribbled and
shot the locals dizzy. Corvallis
led at the end of the first period.
B to 7; at halftone, 17 to 11 and
at the end of the third quarter,
27 to 20.
Nip Tiger Rally
A U-point fpree In the last
quarter kept the Corvallis club
safely In front, despite the best
efforts of the Tiners to stage
one of their comeback rallies
Captain Hank Herman, from
a scoring standpoint, was the
one bright spot in the Medford
activity. He potted five field
buckets and two free throws for
i 12 points to tie with Reiman for
high point honors, and played
a grand floor game, his good
work went for naught, however,
in the face of the Spartans'
relentless driving tactics and
I .their zone defense.
Herman set tournament ob
servers buzzing with a spec
tacular field goal in the fourth
period. There was a jump ball
between he and a Corvallis
player on the foul mark, and
. Herman leaped high and sent
the leather soaring into the
basket.
Medford Outspeeded
Medford had no excuses to
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offer for their setback. The
Tigers played good basketball,
much better than they did
against Mac high and Hillsboro,
but they simply couldn t match
the pace set by the Spartans.
Reiman s free throw gave
Corvallis a 1 to 0 lead shortly
after the gam opened, but Bill
Wall tied it with a charity toss
and that was one of the two
times in the game the Tigers
were even with the enemy.
Bob Knoll raced In for a
cripple for a 3 to 1 Corvallis
bulge but Wall's corner shot
deadlocked it at 3-all. However,
Reiman came back to score with
a cripple and Allan Anderson
duplicated to put the Corvallis
crew out front by a 7 to 3 tally,
before Niedermeyer canned a
free one for the Bengals.
Reiman's two successful gift
tosses put the winners ahead,
9 to 4, but Just before the first
quarter ended Niedermeyer got
another free throw and Herman
hit from the corner.
Herman and Fawcett sank
free throws and Wall made a
field goal in the second period,
but more than equalizing this
point-production were two field
goals by Widmer and free throws
by Widmer, Anderson and Rel
man.
Try Hard In Third
The Bengals put up their best
battle in the third period, with
nine points to Corvallis' 10.
Herman did most of the work
whanging home three field
buckets and a free throw while
Wall was getting a two-pointer.
Corvallis outscored the locals,
15 to 9, in the final heat. Faw
cett, Herman and Monteith hit
from the floor for the Tigers
and Niedermeyer and Webber
dropped in free throws.
Wall left the game in the
fourth period on personals.
Summary:
Medford (39) PO FT PP TP
Herman, f 5 3 3 13
Niedermeyer, z 0 S 1 S
Wall, o a 4 S
Fawcett. g 113
Webber, g 0 13
Monteith, f 10 3
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Totals
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Totals ...IS 11 11 43
Helltlro aeon: Corvallis IT. Med
ford 11. Free throws mturd : Herman
3. Niedermeyer 1. Wall 1. Monteith 1.
Widmer 1, Knoll 3. Anderson S.
Officials: Helnses and Coleman.
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COST STATE FOOD
Portland, March 14 W
Food prices are high in Oregon
but still considerably under the
peaks of World war No. 1, a
survey of March 10 prices from
1918 to the present, compiled by
the Portland Journal, showed to
day. Butter, for example, was listed
at 36g cents per pound whereas
it reached 53 cents in 1918 and
jumped to 62 cents in 1919 and
67 cents in 1920 before dropping
off to a mid-48 cent average in
the 1920's and a 30-cent and
lower average during the de
pression.
Eggs were listed at 28 cents
a dozen compared with 41 cents
in 1919 and a high of 32 cents
during the 1920's.
Potatoes stood at $2.83 cents
per hundred pounds compared
to 1917's $3.50 and 1920's $6.00.
TO BOOST HATCH
Seattle, March 14. VP)
United States turkey ranchers
intend to buy or hatch about
eight per cent more poults than
last year, but in the western
states, the increase will be about
24 per cent, the federal division
of agricultural statistics reported
today.
The western growers, particu
larly in the coastal states.
specialize, however, in eggs for
hatching, and their production
per hen is the largest in the na
tion. Senior Statistician H. C. R.
Stewart said.
Of the turkeys raised last
year, about 44 per cent were sold
in November and 40 per cent in
December, the report added.
Average weight was 1S.9 pounds,
the heaviest on record for live
birds. .
SPEED LIMIT CUT
TO SAVE RUBBER
Washington, March 14. (JPh
President Roosevelt has written
state governors asking their co
operation to conserve rubber by
limiting the maximum speed of
all motor vehicles to 40 miles an
hour and requiring frequent
checking of tires for possible re
pair or retreading.
The White House announced
today that identical letters had
been sent to the governors of all
48 states.
"Reduction of speed limits
and regular Inspection of tires,"
the president said, "constitute
another important means of federal-state
cooperation in the war
effort."
Dillon, Mont. (U.R) Richard
and Ronald Nelson, 4-year-old
twins, gave chase to a skunk.
Unfortunately, they caught it.
Gasoline proved the most effec
tive deodorant.
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JAVA, REPORT
Melbourne, Australia, March
14. (P) Dutch troops still are
carrying on a large scale fight
against the Japanese in Java,
Sumatra and the Celebes, Lieut
enant Governor Hubertus J. Van
Mook of the N. E. I. declared
here today.
"We are still In radio contact
with Sumatra and hope to estab
lish additional communication
with Java," he said in an inter
view. The Dutch resistance might
continue indefinitely, the lieutenant-governor
said.
Van Mook said he had learned
from a flier who escaped as the
Japanese arrived in Bandoeng
that the invaders had been de
layed an entire day by the un
expectedly successful delaying
tactics by Dutch troops.
F.R. URGED TO ACT,
PEORIA VIOLENCE
Peoria, 111., March 11. PV
Three trainmen were shot last
night In strike violence climax
ing a day during which a sena
tor demanded that President
Roosevelt take over operation of
the 239-mile Toledo, Peoria and
Western railroad.
Senator Mead (D.-N. Y.) urged
presidential intervention unless
George P. Mcl'ear, president of
the short line, immediately
stopped what Mead described as
his "defiance of all authority."
He said McNear had been lock
ing out employes and had defied
all attempts of authorities to
settle the 76-day-old controversy
over a new union contract.
Beagle
Beagle, March 14. Spl
Pleasant Hour club met at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Foote with
about 20 membeis and eight
visitors present. A pot luck
lunch was enjoyed at noon.
Mrs. Haas had the Country
Gentlewoman's trunk there and
displayed the contents, a piece
of most every kind of needle
work and notions, made from
the needle work pamphlets
shown in the Country Gentle
man magazine. A short business
meeting was held. Next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs
Jessie Rush April 8.
Mr. snd Mrs. Les Martin and little
daughter Ann of Port Orford are vis
iting with Mr. Martin's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jamea Martin until they
can find a place to locate here.
Best wishes are extended to Mr. and
Mra. Bob Thompson of Lakevlew. Mrs.
Thompson (nee Evelyn Nelson) has
lived In this community most of her
Ufa and baa many ftienda here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poota of Mer
rill. Ore., have been visiting Mr.
Foote's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Foote for the past week. They re
turned to their home March 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sanderson and
children of Shady Cove and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson and children of
Sams Valley visited home folks March
8.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pence snd
children of Klamath Falls were March
1 visitors st the home of Mrs. Pence's
mother. Mrs. Blsnche Sweet.
Friends here are sorry to hear that
Mrs. Homer Martin of Reese Creek Is
ill.
Mr. snd Mrs. Herbert Ungren snd
Uttle son hava moved back here from
Marshfleld.
MINNESOTA NAMES HAUSER
Minneapolis, March 14. (JP)
The University of Minnesota
board of regents today appointed
Dr. George Hauser as head
Gopher football coach "for the
duration" to fill the vacancy
caused by Head Coach Bernie
Bierman's call to active duty
I with the United States marines.
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THIS AREA GAINS
Corvallis. March 14. (Ft
Production loans to assist farm
families in western and southern
Oregon produce food for victory
have been made to nearly 100
families Glenn L. Weaver, dis
trict supervisor, told a confer
ence of county FSA workers
here Friday. Loans have aver
aged about $350 for purchasing
feed, seed, equipment and food
preservation supplies.
Pueblo Colo. (U.R) Easter lilies
will be scarce on April 5, ac
cording to T. E. Milburn, man
ager of the Colorado State Hos
pital greenhouses. Most of the
bulbs come from Japan.
Too Late to Classify
USED reconditioned washtnff ma
chines, refrigerators, electric rane.ee
at bargain prices. Leonard Electric
Co.
TAKE CARE of the things you have.
Bring your auto body problems to
Dally. Auto Painting and Body
Shop. 38 South Bartlett.
FOR SALE Wheat and chopped
wains; Dairy, hog and poultry
feeds at farm prices. Victor Bureell.
MORE ROOMS at Sunnyslde Hotel.
Eagle Point. Excellent food, lunches.
Reasonable rates. Tel. 1907.
NOTICE The members of Medford
Carpenter's Local 3067 on March
13th voted unanimously to raise
their local wage scale to Si JO per
hour, the same aa the cantonment
scale. Carpenter s Local 3087. 130"
No. Riverside, Phone 3848.
DRIVER WANTED for fuel oil truck.
Must be experienced with heating
equipment and be qualified In fuel
oil sales work. Arrange for appoint
ment before calling, phone 3738. F.
E. Samson Co.
BOWMAN BEAUTY 8A1X5V 337
South Central. Phone 3188. All types
of beautv work. Expert permanent
waving. Evenings by appointment.
FOR SALE Trnller house, 38 ft. long,
all modern equipment. Including
bath room fixtures, and electrolus
Ice box. Oood rubber. Call on Rus
sell Olson. 38 N. Riverside, or Mark
A. Ooldy.
FOR SALE Smith acetylene welding
generator, complete, uaugee. noae.
two cutting torches, mls.-ellaneous
tips. Mounted on rubber tired cart.
Cash only. Price S200. 37 Washington.
$2600 Modern five-room house, near
schools on pavement, n. a. Wilson.
T Chestnut. Phone 4644.
38 MODEL 1'4 ton Chevrolet dump
truck. 4-vard bed. license, in oesi
mechanical shape. Ready to go. V.
E. Prlckett. Keno. ore.
MAXINE STINSON OIBSON wishes to
Inform her patrons that she la now
located at Marlnello Beauty Salon,
N. Holly and 4th. Tel. 4705.
OPPORTUNITY
C JAAA Beautifully located new
J4UUV modern -room bungalow
with attic finished up for extra
room. House could not be built for
nrlce asked now. oarage, city water.
one acre of land at city limits. We
have never offered anything better
In the way of suburban nome.
Terms.
ALSO
MTAft 30-scres, one mile south of
iJjDUU city limits: In clover snd
alfalfa. Very best land, all Irrigated,
house, barn, other outbulldlnga.
Sacrifice .price for Immediate sale.
S3500. $750 caeh. balance terms.
AT LAND OFFICE. $43 8. Central
or 30 N. Peach Sundays. Ph. 4938.
FOR SALE Six-room house, double
earatte. Small down payment. Bal
ance $23.50 per month. Would take
light truck or car In trade. Phone
2635.
3 SLEEPINO ROOMS 736 W. 4th.
FOR SALE 1940 Bulck coupe with
radio, heater and fog lights. Big
Pines Lbr. Co.
9Qaa New suburban home, flva
iJjOUU rooms, bath, utility room
garage, wood shed. 1 acre, irrigated,
clover. Paved road, city water.
(fOOAfl Sis acres in clover and slf-
VJ-UU alfa. Irrigated, garden land
FpiI. of all kinds, five-room mod
ern cottage, bam, chick bouse, etc.
Excellent location.
AAA 830-acrea, 80 cultivated and
OOUUy part irrigated with free
water. 30 acres pears, family orch
ard, six rooms and two baths, barn.
three brooder houses. Farm partly
fenced. $1000 down, balance 4't
percent
ELMER HERRTED
44 N. Riverside, Dial 3387
FOR SALE 1941 Hudson sedan.
tires. Joining the service. Phone
-s5. ou Katnerliw St.
Insured
Cargo
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BOARD ROOM 437 ft. Holly.
4-TON Holt Caterpillar In good shape,
with lota of -ra parts. V. E.
Prlckett, Keno. Ore.
FOR BALE Davenport, brown wash
able covers. SSOO. Phune S1SS
MAKE ME an offer. On thla neat,
one bedroom bunKalow with liv
ing room 13x30. Electrle hot water
heater, oil etove. out-door fireplace,
at 40 Park. Owner on premises.
t to S Sunday.
FOR SALE Used Atraoray. 1 Cheat
nut. Phone 444.
MUST SACRIFICE Lata Deleo car
radio. Phone S138.
FOR SALE Oood tot. 60K I M fret.
Lots of fmtt, shade, lawn, on paved
street. 3 blocks from court house.
Phone 3S71.
RELIABLE young mother, excellent
references, wishes to care for child
ren. 840 Haven.
1-1 S-ACRES. Irrigated, on paved
road, near city limits, sightly view,
6-room house with bath, city water,
out buildings, family orchard. For
quick sale, price reduced to S3100.
Also
80-ACRES. 40 Irrigated, mostly In
clover and grain. 4-room house,
electricity, running water, lota of
wood for domestic uae. 114 mllea
from Highway sa. asaoo. terms.
Also
4-ROOM plastered house with bath,
newly decorated, cement founda
tion. SI 843.00. S600 down, balance
like rent.
Ales
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY High
claaa restaurant, doing splendid
business at sacrifice prlos. Owner
forced to sell on account of poor
health. For further Information see
L. a. PICKELL
IS 8. Bartlett
WANTED Experienced fountain help.
male or female. Apply price s, Mon
day. 303 E. Main St.
ROOM AND BOARD Two to share
bed. Phone S133.
FOR SALE Trash burner with cop
per colli, also breakfast tab! and
chair. 410 No. Ivy. Pbona 4447.
WANTED Man and wlf for atady
job on ranch, nous ana garden.
6301.
FOR SALE 'Sfl Dodg coupe, good
iires. rnone sis.
FOR SALE 1940 Model OMO truck.
650 aerlM, equipped with 6-speed
undcrdrtv transml&slon. heavy duty
dual reduction rear end, model 603
Brown Lip transmission, and 8
yard dump body with 7" hydraulic
hoist. Excellent condition, motor
and rubber, new body. Write Pott
Office Box 816, Marshfleld, Oregon.
WANTED Lance quantity 6" top, 90-
it. peeled nr piling, quote price
F.O.B. Shipping Point, quantity can
upply. earliest shipment. Nlrder-mtyer-Martln
Lumber Co Port
lfiid, Oregon.
MAN1 with ear for position of respon
sibility, one who can get by on
44.35 earnings each week. Perma
nent. Write Tribune, Box 4984.
fl JOAA New, all modem 5-rm..
tpHUU bath and utility rra., oak
floors. Inlay linoleum. Insulated
ceilings, fireplace, oil fir. furnsce,
steel blinds, paved itreet. corner
lot, terms.
COAAA o-rra., mod. house and cab-?--UUU
in. Paved street, shade. 3
lots. Terms arranged.
Plua paving, 6-rra bath,
J UU and screened porch, garage,
shop. $300 cash. bai. like rent.
CARL OOTTSCHE
7 N. Bartlett St. Ph. 4644
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FOR BALE a-acre. with water right
and A-room houae next to canton
ment for $1350. Ladlno clover. Also,
3-ecr-e and 4-room houae near
Normal school at Ashland to trade
for Medford property. Clarence
Pierce. Room I, Palm Building.
Medford.
FOR SALE Be certain of food and
im-r in urn or need! 48-acre
ranch, two homee. thoroughly mod
ern, perfect condition, electrified,
plumbed. Insulated. Bam, pump
house, sheds. All praeucally new
past five years. Ranch newly fenced.
Deep well, abundance of pure water.
Two scree walnuts, four tn grain.
Some stock, tools, equipment In
cluded. Both houses fullv furnish
ed, finest furnishings. Ready to oc
cupy, will aacrlflce for half of value
, " " .soon Oolng Into service
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FOR SALE 36 Ford sedan cheap
Sea Shorty at Club Cigar stora.
AUTO dead storage. $3 mo. MED
AUTO WRECK. 1818 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Several good used crawl
er type tractora of different atses.
don't wait till these are frozen.
Rogue Valley Tractor & Implement
Co. 811 E. 6th St. Medford.
36 WILLYS Coupe, good tires, new
brakes, new paint. A-l condition.
$145. Champ's Texaco Service Riv
erside and Jackson.
WANTED COMMERCIAL Spraying.
Phone 6568. McOonagla.
FOR SALE 1940 Mercury sadaa.
Radio and heater. Very good Urea.
Pbona 8857.
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AoHLAKD RESIDENTS: Will Sake
four paaaen.ers to Medford and
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