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FOOT MZDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. D.e. 24. 194S A Oregon State Beavers To Meet City College In Madison Square Feature New York, Dec. 24 AI.R) One of the season's best double header St. John's vj. Ken tucky end Long Island Unlver Fity vi. Bowling Green leaturei a llm holiday-week college basketball card In which most activity Is slated for Madi son Square Garden In New York. Three twin bills In five day were on the Gardens schedule, beginning with Tennessee against LIU and Oregon Slate vt City College tomorrow night continuing with New York University vs. North Carolina and Manhattan vs. B r I g h a m Young on Thursday and con cluding on Saturday night with the St. John's and LIU games. Michigan plays Ohio State in i Big 10 game, and in top non conference games Saturday De- Paul plays Illinois and Great Lakes meets Purdue. The list of unbeaten teams was shaved during last week A, CHOOSE ITS FINE PRE-WAR QUALITY Now that your can begin to pick your brand, ( let Corliy'i guide you li your selection of fina whiskey. Enjoy Corby' critically and carefully, w e believe you 11 mark UiU Ught'bodled, aoclablfl blend a your'favorlta from now on. PRODUCE INTHI U.S.A. under fn dirtei luperv.Jon o9 OW rap art Canadian bltndtt 84 Proof-68.4 Grain Neutral Spirits 3. I 1 Eli Joi. Barclay & Co., Limited Ptoria, Illinois -a". : afc CORBY'S 71 f n end's play, with Purdua and Michigan the chief victims. Pur due Icrt to Notre Dame, 49 to 47, and Indiana tripped Michl gsn. 67 to 58, in an overtime. Top-ranking teams today were DePaul, probably rated as the number 1 quintet, Oklaho ma A. & M., Iowa, Wyoming, Indiana, Notre Dame, New York University and St. John's. Of this list, all but Oblahoma A. & M. and St. John's are un defeated. The Aggies were de feated by DePaul and St. John's was upset by Western Michigan. EAST BEHIND IN LEIGHT SHINES San Francisco, Dec. 24 U.R) Co-Coach Andy Kerr today gloomily pronounced his east squad "far behind schedule" in workouts for the East-West Shrine game New Yoar'i Day. San Francisco's rainy spell broke long enough yesterday to allow the Easterners their first outdoor workout in three days. They took full advantage of it. With Merrill Frost, Dart mouth, Bob Evans, University of Pennsylvania, and Roger Robins, Syracuse, doing plenty of pass ing, the lads from the other side of the Rockies topped off a thrpe and one-half hour workout with an hour of scrimmage. East Line Coach Beattie Feathers put his All-star collec tion of linemen through stiff blocking and tackling drills. The west camp concentrated on punting and signal drills, the latter from both the T and single-wing formations. Bob Goode, Texas A. and M. freshman, and Jack Leicht, Ore gon, impressed observers with ! their punting. 26 FOOTBALLERS RECEIVE LETTERS AT Twenty six members of the 1945 Medford high school foot ball team, southern Oregon con ference and district two cham pions, were awarded football letters at a general assembly held at the high school last week. The letters were pre sented by Bill Bowerman, ath letic director, in the absence of Al Simpson, football coach who was ill. The red block "M" was awarded to Bob Watson, Glenn Bostwick, Darrell Riggs, Jim Cave, Lynn Bessonette. Jerry Clark. Jerry Ross, Al Kircher, Don Waldron, Jerry Hunter, Le Roy House, Roger Hibbard. Dick Hake, Bud Nutting, Bill Rose and Russell Rose, all sen iors: Glenn Tlngley, Howard Whlllock, Nick Greene, Bill Slnglar. Earl Stclle, Lloyd Carr, Doug Coghill and Herb Nill. juniors; and Tom Mottcrn and Joe Fliegel, sophomores. Letters were also presented to Vern Shange, Ward Bcbb and Carl Rich, managers. The team romped through a rugged nine-game schedule in which they scored almost at will only to outplay Grant of Portland but drop a bitter 7-6 decision In the semi-finals of the state championship playoff. Their scoring record gained re cognition In several large news papers in various sections of the nation and was carried as fea ture stories by several press services. Hockey Results Br United Pr.it The Vancouver Canucks gave the Seattle Ironmen their worst drubbing on home ice In two years, 0 to 5, la.it night and the Portland Eagles defeated New Westminster 11 to 5 In the Pa cific coast hockey league. The San Diego Skyhawks nosed out the tailend Hollywood Wolves, S to 2, In a close con test on the bordertown rink. Montreal led the National hockey league race again today, thanks largely to a three-goal last-period rally by which De troit tied Chicago, 4 to 4, while the Canndlans defeated Boston, 4 to 1, In games last night. Toronto shoved New York deeper Into the league cellar by trimming the Rangers, 4 to 3 on a late goal by Babe Pratt n! l 4 tins It's ChrutrtiM and peace naj once sgaln returned to th world . . . our men ire coming home ... the little people of the world ire binding up their wounds ... soma of these wounds will he long time healing ... men of good will ire striving for i world without war . ...ther are trying to cart out greed ind envy from the minds and hearts of men . . . that they may succeed is our hope it this Chtistmntlde. ii fit i ri y.i ; o i rt Sport Chips BY IPS rrtuntiirfiiifcnaaiBi Harry Chipman Mall Tribune Sports Editor couple of times, so desperate was he for a hurler. We hope you can bring Eddie Simmons a return to good health so that he may once again burn up the greens in the Southern Oregon amateur golf tournament. And Cliff Proctor wants a continuation of the Sig nal Oil bowling team's winning ways and a pop gun to use on any one who beats them. Mack Llllard wishes you would bring him torn, more big crowds for his wrestling cards and please bring some body who can lick th. Gray Mask to ihoi. big crowds will be satisfied. On your way through Port land we would like for you to stop off at the Oregonlan and leave Billy Hulen a new crystal ball for him to use In picking football winners. His old one seems to be out of commission. Won't you bring Medford high school a new and bigger grandstand so that football crowds can keep out of the wet and cold? Al Pich. coflld use a book on "Wher. to fish" and some lessons on how to catch th wily trout. And Flash Fidler wants a bal. of hay for his "baby" that palomino show horse he recently bought. PJease bring a Merry Christ mas and Happy New Year to the readers of this column and special greetings to Medford service clubs, lodges and busi ness men who raised money to send Medford's football team to the New Year's East-West game at San Francisco. GAELS TRAIN FOR New Orleans, Dec. 24 CU R) The St. Mary's and Oklahoma Aggie football teams set up training camps today St. Mary's at Edgewater Park and the Aggies at Biloxi for the fi nal week of drill for their New Year's Day Sugar Bowl game. Both arrived at New Orleans yesterday. Oklahoma A went directly to Biloxi. St. Mary's devoted the day to sightseeing and in the evening I attended a party at which the Alabama team, passing through New Orleans en route to the Rose Bowl, also was honored. BAKSI tTfACET0UGH FOE IN GARDEN RING New York, Dec. 24 U.R) Freddie Schott, Akron, O., heavyweight who has won 42 of his 43 professional fights and drew in the other, meets Joe Baksi, Kulpnnont, Pa., in a 10 rounder at Madison Square Gar- M.. den Friday night In the feature of the week s boxing caro. Um Mall Tribun. Want Ads. Of New Mexico's 18 pueblos, or Indian villagej, eight are. near Santa Ft. COY'S CAFE SERVING CHRISTMAS DINNER From 2:00 P.M. to 10 P. M. 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MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS CHRIS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS TM AS EATHERTON FARM STORE !08 South Riverside Phone 3146 Dear Santa Clans: All my little friends In the Medford sports circle have de cided to combine our letters to you for we know you are a very busy man. Our orders are simple, Santa, so please do your best to fill them. Pleat, bring Al Simpson a Stat basketball champion ship. You won't hare to de liver li b.for. th. middl. of March for If you bring ii too early he might let It g.i oui of his hands. It can b. left at Sal.m and Al can pick It up th.r.. 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