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BETTYMCCOYIS
TOUGH FOE FOR
In signing Betty McCoy to
world women' champion
Clara Mortnnson In tomorrow
night's special event of the Med
ford armory wrestling wars,
Promoter Mack Lillard has ob
tained the best possible oppon
ent for the veteran champion.
Miss McCoy has been in the
mat fame a long time and
knows her way around inside
the roDes. She is wiry cam
paignor who can take care of
herself in any kind of compe
tion. It will be a non-title affair
since Mildred Burke of Kansas
City has a strong claim to Miss
Mortenson's title.
Joe Lynam, coast junior
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MORNING fUtSH
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heavyweight etiamplon, meets I
Jack (Buck) Lipscomb in the
main event. Lynam took the title
from Lipscomb several months
ago in Portland and Jack has
been clamoring for a rematch
ever sine. Lynam could not be
talked into putting his crown
on tha block but was finally
persuaded to accept a non-title
go.
Leo Mortenson, Clara's 200
pound brother, will have a hard
nut to crack when he mixes
with Pete B!castro In the seml
vindup. Mortenson, who travels
about the country looking after
his sister's interests, Is a rugged
veteran of the mat who
sprinkles a smattering of wrest
ling in with handful of "out
of the book" maneuvers. But
in facing Belcastro he wilt have
to think quick if he is going to
outsmart the Weed Italian on
rough stuff.
By far the game's most color
ful figure, Bulldog Jackson will
lock grips with Herb Parks,
Canadian champion, in the 9:30
opener,
GOLD BARS WIN FIRST
HOOP TILT OF SEASON
Groceteria Gold Bars won
their first basketball game of the
senson when they took a '37 to
38 thriller from Mobllgas in a
Southern Oregon independent
league game at Lincoln school
gym last night. Tha victory put
the two teams in a tie for third
place, leaving Medford Hotel in
command of second spot, behind
Camp Whit Navy and Ashland
Elks, tied for first. Medford
Junior Varsity, In last place,
meets Camp White Navy at the
camp tonight in a league tussle
while Mobilgas travels to Kerby
for an infantile paralysis benefit
game with tha Illinois Valley
Ramblers.
CRUSADERS BEAT
Instead of devoting tfieh- time to
one team.
St.'Mary'a Crusaders took a
19 to 16 basketball victory over
Sacred Heart of Klamath Falls.
their traditional rivals, in a
game played at Klamath Falls
Sunday.
On the short end of a 13-8
score at half-time, St. Mary's
chalked up 11 points in the sec
ond half while holding the op
position to three.
Dick Iven led St. Mary's
scorers with seven markers
while Colbert and Garner paced
the losers with five each.
St, Mary's Pos. Sacrad Hsart
Hickman Ha 2 f
Rickman, Bo 2 f
Rickman,'Ho S c
Iven, 7 ' g
Messcr g
Substitutions: St.
3, Nary
Kerns
5, Garner
2, Pierce
5, Colbert
Mary
BOWLING
In Classio league last night
Maid Rite took three straight
over Domestic Laundry (Witter
540-Bradley 480), Valentine's
took three straight froi Hawk
inson Tires (Ead 062-E. Morgan
943), Signal Oil won two out
of three from American (Proc
tor 480-B. Smith 800), and Hi-
way Tavern won two out of
three from Beck's Bakery
(Swanton B42-Paske 864).
U.t MU Trlbuns Want Ads.
When can 1 get a telephone
for my farm?
We'd like to sy very soon.
But actually, it will take some time before wc can provide a farm tele
phone for everyone who want one . . . even though we are cutting down
our waiting list every day.
For there arc many plates where we have to install complicated switch
boards . . . some, even, where we lutvc to build entire new buildings. Our
rate of progress will depend on how rapidly our manufacturers can sup
ply the necessary equipment and materials.
Your local Telephone representative will be glad to tell you what haj
to be done in your locality and give you the latest information on about
how long it will take.
Meanwhile, you can be certain your farm telephone is on the way and
that we are doing everything possible to hurry the day we bring it to you.
Note to (armer-IInt owners: we'll be glad to advise vou on your
telephone maintenance problems and check your instruments. Just call
your local Telephone office.
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Sport Chips
BY
Harry Chipman
Mall Tribune Sports Editor
Tickets for the infantile pa
ralysis benefit basketball game
between the Ashland Elks and
Klamath Falls Marines are be
ginning to move, according to
those in charge of sales. The
ducats for the Jan. 30 affair may
be purchased from members of
the Medford Lions club or at the
sporU desk of the Mail Tribune.
Audrty Swoap went to
Portland with the Burgoyne's
bowling team and played a
big part in bringing the state
title to Medford. They evi
dently like Audrey in Fort
land. Here's what today's Port
land Oregonian ha to say
about her: "Audrey Swoape,
a cute little koglerette from
Medford, walked out of the
Portland alleys Sunday with
Just about everything except
Tom Perry's safe and Esther
Shubtrt'i good nature as tha
women's state bowling tourna
ment ended.
"Late Saturday night she
paced the Burgoyne team of
Medford to the class "A" team
title with a 529, and then roar
ed back Sunday to trundle a
188-178 194 557 to win the
class "A" singles, and. not con
tent, added a 179-164-204 547
to give her and partner Flo Ann
Zaton second place In the class
'A doubles."
Don Faber Not To
Return To Work At
Portland College
Central Point, Jan. 22 Don
ald E. Fabr, who for tha past
two years has been on leave of
absence from his post as athletic
director at Lewis and Clark col
lege of Portland, has rejected
the terms offered by the school
for his return next September
and will remain in the grocery
and feed business here with his
brother Everett.
Faber was placed on leave
when the war brought on condi
tions that did not warrant a full
time Job for him at the institup
tion. He joined the faculty of
the school in 1936 when it was
located in Albany and known as
Albany college,
The Fabers have stores in Cen-!
tral Point, Medford and Butte ;
Falls.
their first attempts to hit the
elusive taigets. Only darkness
brought the program to a close
but eveyone had a chance to
r.hoot one or two "strings"
Of 25.
George Jantzer and Jim Moore
had the high scores with 43 out
of their best 50 targets. E. W.
Brown had a 40 out of 50 and
Sam Jennings had a 21 out of 25
with the litilo .410 gauge eun.
Southern Oregon trapshootors
are expected to gather at- the
new Central Point Gun club for
its initial shoot next Sunday.
SOCE MEN ELECT
Southern Oregon College, Ash
land, Jan. 32 The associated
men students of the Southern
Oregon college have elected the
following officers for the year:
John McLain, Ashland, presi
dent; J, Burdic, Ashland, vice
president: Darwin Wiraenback,
Klamath Falls, secretary; Gor
don L. Haes, Medford, treasurer.
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V!i5 VA-TR0-H8I
Jantzer and Moore j
Are High Scorers i
At Gun Club Shoot i
Thirty -two shooters turned:
out for the skeet events at the j
Medford Gun club Sunday, more j
than half of the number making
TERMINAL GAB CO,
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DAY and NIGHT SERVICE
COMFORTABLE, CLEAN CABS
Had the Medford high bas
keteers made anywhere near the
normal amount of their shots in
the first half of their game with i
the Oregon Stale Rooks Satur
day night, the score would have
been much different at the end
and a near - nervous collapse
would have been averted by
many spectators. The game had
by far the greatest finish of any
contest staged here in a long,
long time.
At the end of the game there
was so much yelling and gen
eral confusion that players
and officials could not hear
tha horn and the game con
tinued for several seconds be
fore Bill Bowerman could get
out on the floor and stop it.
Modford's mentor, Al Simpson,
should send a letter of thanks
to Frank Mandlc, coach of the
Hooks, for the victory. Mandic
went onto the playing floor dur
ing time out between the regu
lar playing time and over-time
period, much against rules of the
game. Captain Darrell Rlggs j
calmly potted the technical free
throw which put the Tornado
one point ahead. During the!
overtime each team sank two
baskets , . . Thanks, Mandle j
The preliminary clash between
Grants Pass and Medford junior 1
varsities also had the big crowd
sitting on the edge of their seats
but tha locals pulled away with
three minutes to go with five
field goals to earn the victory.
Medford Athletic Associa
tion's basketball committee
has decided to turn the team
ever to Medford's independent
Mobllgas dealers for sponsor
ship. Reason for the switch In
sponsors was given as follows;
Several county teams which
were not organized in time to
get into the Southern Oregon in
dependent league have expressed
a desire to have a league. The
MAA committee decided to turn
their team over to Mobilgas and
devote their time to sponsorship
of another league and to seeing
that the current one functions
smoothly. The committee said
they felt it was up to the asso
ciation to see that as many teams
as possible got a chance to play
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