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JUNIOR HO FIVE
IN LEAGUE CLASH
Junior High Conference
W. L. Pet.
Medford 2 0 1.000
Ahland 0 1 .000
Grants Pass . 0 1 .000
Norman Sting's Medford Junior
high hoop squad scored an un
expected 28-to-17 victory over
Ashland Juniors on the Medford
floor Tuesday afternoon. It was
the second straight junior high
conference win for Medford,
which puts them In the lead for
district honors.
Medford had three-point
bulge at the end of the first half,
but Ashland forged ahead early
In the third quarter. Later in the
same period Medford passed
them and held the lead for the
rest of the game. Ashland scored
but one point In the final
quarter.
Medford's eighth graders beat
a like team from Ashland, 13 to
0 In the preliminary. Richmond
was high for Medford with seven
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points and Carlson led Ashland
with six counters.
Lineups:
Medford
Pot. Ashland
Childers (3)
Wilcox (1)
Peterson
Fliegel (1)
Mottern (6)
Reich (7)
Y'blood (8)
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g (S) Montgomery
Beare
Surker
DeArmond
McKlnney (2)
Selby
Hensleman
Carter
Thomas
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FIVE CARDINALS
MAKE ALL-STAR
St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 10. (U.F0
Five members of the world
Champion St. Louis Cardinals'
team were included today on the
1944 all-star squad of the Sport
ing News, national baseball
weekly.
Martin Marlon of the Cardinals
and the Detroit Tigers' Hal New
houser were unanimous choices
of the 20 experts who drew up
the magazine's annual team. Car
dinal Stan Musial received all
but one vote for an outfielder's
berth.
Morton Cooper of the Cardi
nals was named, for the third
time, while Musial, Card catcher
Walker Cooper and Dick Wake
field of the Tigers each were in
cluded for the second time. The
rest were newcomers.
The complete team is as fol
lows: Outfielders, Musial, Cardinals;
Dick Wakefield, Tigers, and Fred
Walker, Dodgers; Ray Sanders,
Cardinals, first base; Robert
Doerr, Red Sox, second base;
Martin Marion. Cardinals, short
stop; Robert Elliott, Pirates, third
base; Walker cooper, uarainaia,
catcher; Hal Newhouser, Tigers,
Morton Cooper, Cardinals, and
Paul Trout, Tigers, pitchers.
GAME COMMISSION TO
HOLD MEETING JAN. 13
Portland. Jan. 9 Annual
hearing of the Oregon state game
commission in regard to angling
regulations will be held Satur
day. Jan. 13. at 618 Oregon
Building, Portland.
At that time seasons, bag lim
its and other regulations affect
ing the taking of game fish dur
ing 1948 will be under consid
eration, BASKETBALL
By United Brass
New York University 73,
Fordham 48,
Cornell 62, . Mexico Univer
sity 87,
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By United Press
Los Angeles Ike Blair, 148,
Los Angeles, drew Joe Keyes,
149, Houston, Tex. (6).
PULITZER ESTATE
New York, Jan. 10 (U.B
Ralph Pulitzer, publisher of The
World before It merged with the
New York Telegram which be
came the New York World-Telegram,
left a gross estate of $784,
826 and a net of 8255,624 when
he died, June 14, 1939, a tax ap
praisal showed when filed today
in surrogate's court.
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Central Point high school bas
ketball team, member of the
county class "B" circuit, scored
an upset 46 to 38 victory over
Grants Pass, of the southern
Oregon class "A" conference, at
Central Point Tuesday night.
The Cavemen forged into an
early lead but Central Point
came from behind to hold a 12
to 9 lead at the end of the first
quarter. Except for a brief two
minutes at the start of the game
the Pointers were ahead
throughout, with a 23 to 22 half
time bulge and a 39 to 28 mar
gin at the end of the third pe
riod. Shrler of Central Point led
all scorers with 24 and Riebel
was high for the losers with 16.
Fouls were almost evenly di
vided with 13 called on the
Pointers and 19 on Grants Pass.
Lineup:
Central Point Pos.
Grants Pass
Lutz, 3
Everton, 1
Pippin, 2
Riebel, 16
Ausland, 6
Wilson, 11 f
Colley, 4 I
Shrier, 24 e
Childress, 4 g
McCoy g
Saxbury, 3 s
Robertson, 7
Officials: Roland Parks, Ash.
land, and Joe LeClair, Ashland,
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Gloomy Gust Johnson, Pacific
coast junior heavyweight wrest
ling champion, will face Pete
Belcastro of Weed in Medford
armory tomorrow night for the
dubious honor of meeting the
Gray Mask the following week.
Both Johnson and Belcastro
are masters of the deadly surf
board hold and the match looms
as a battle to see who gets who
In the fall-producer, Johnson,
while he likes his grappling to
go along the straight and nar
row is not beyond clipping his
foe on the whiskers if he asks
for It as the Weed Assassin Is
sure to do.
Promoter Mack Lillard again
called attention to the fact that
the main event will be for six
ten-minute rounds instead of the
straight time limit as used In
the past for top bouts.
Jack Klser, loser in his last
two armory tussles, will collide
with Terrible Tony Ross In the
semi-wlndup. The winner can
be practically assured of a main
event clash, probably a future
date with the Mask.
Lou Bellaveau, a newcomer,
goes against clever Milt Olson In
the opener, going to the mat at
8:30 promptly.
BAREKNUCKLE FIGHTER
OF OLD DAYS PASSES
Reno, Nev., Jan. 10. 0J.R)
Funeral services were pending
today for Dan Connors, old-time
bareknuckle fighter who died of
a four-day-old heart ailment In
a local hospital yesterday. He
was 85.
Connors began his colorful ca
reer in the late 70s and early
80s when he participated in
torchlight boxing matches held
secretly along river banks near
Philadelphia when such events
were forbidden by law.
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Trench Mouth and
Influenza Leading
Diseases of Week
Reading the list of communic
able diseases reported to the
health officer during the week
ending Jan. 6 were six cases of
trench mouth and four cases of
influenza. Five cases of trench
mouth were reported from Camp
White and one from Trail while
all four cases of influenza were
reported from Eagle Point.
Other diseases reported were
two cases of pneumonia, one in
Medford and one in Ashland;
one case of measles in Talent,
one case of mumps in Medford,
one of chickenpox In Talent and
two eases of recurrent malaria,
both at Camp White.
LEUKEMIA FATAL
Aurora, 111., Jan. 10 U.R
Six-year-old Patricia Attaway,
who has been ill with lympathlc
leukemia, an incurable blood di
sease, since last November, died
in her sleep last night, two days
before her father's extended
leave from the navy expired.
Her father, Chief Petty Officer
M. 7. Attaway, and her mother,
Mrs. Florence Nokutis, were at
her bedside when she died.
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Greyhound busses between
Portland and the California line
will be reduced by about 20 per
cent,, effective Feb. 1, Public
Utilities Commissioner George
Flagg announced today.
Fares will be standardized at
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