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TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. F.b. 12. 1946 . Medford.Thibune 4 Return Of Center Jump Sought By Mid-West's Outstanding Coaches Chicago, Feb. 12 (U.R) A campaign to return the center jump to basketball was started today by 'two of the mid-west'a outstanding coaches, Arthur (Dutch) Lonborg of Northwest ern and Ray Meyer of Depaul. Lonborg and Meyer both have experienced great success in coaching since the advent of "race horse basketball," but now believe the game should be slowed down and that the re turn of the center jump is the most effective means of accom plishing this objective. The center jump was eliminat ed from the basketball code in 1937 and since then the premi- MEDFORD RADIATOR SERVICE Cleaning - Repairing Recording Awtoi Trucks - Tractor Gas Tanks Repaired Soldering of All Kinds EMERGENCY SERVICE 103 W. 8th Phone 7572 VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS Select your Valentine hart and you choose the finest. So to $1.00 SWEM'S Greeting Cards um on speed and giant centers who could control the boards to set up court length passes has in creased each season. "Basketball is a game subject to cycles of style," Lonborg said, "and I believe the time is at hand for us to slow the game down. The emphasis before 1937 was on dcliberateness and to such an extent that some said the sport was losing Its appeal. There is no question about bas ketball being a spectator sport, but I believe the pendulum has swung too far to the side of speed, with the result that there is a danger of the current style generating into one of monot ony. I believe the return of the center jump would do much to slowing the game down, without destroying any of Its appeal. Rugged Red Dawson, Michi onn loader, will be introduced to Medford wrestling fans to morrow evening w n e n ne tannic with Rnb Kenaston. Gold Hill ex-marine, In the open ing fracas on Frojnotcr jvibck Lillnrd's armory card. Mnln event of the evening muMws two crannlers with sim ilar styles, speed ana skiii. joe Lynam, coast junior neavy weight belt retainer Is pitted against Gust Johnson who for merly wore the same studded 1 n I li far.urnrk . r-ntuhnv Dude Chick, lariat spin artist whose popularity with local fans is or long stand ing, comes back to the Medford after several vears' ab sence to meet Steve Petroff In the semi-wind-up. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By United Press Phllnrtflrihla Blllv FOX. 170, Philadelphia, knocked out Nate Bolden, 17 Vi, Chicago, (Z). New York (St. Nicholas Arm.nl Plinrl a Fuxnri. 143. lrv- ington, N. J., outpointed Maxic Borger, 147, New York, (tuj. Newark, N. J. Freddie Arch er, 144V4, Newark, outpointed Ernest Robinson, 151, Brooklyn, (10). Baltimore, Md. Jimmy Blvln, 189'4, Cleveland, knocked out Yancey Henry, 190'4, Washing ton, D. C, (10). New Orleans, La. Patsy Spataro, 138'4, New York, out pointed Fidel Rivera, Villi, Tamplco, Mex., (10). It Mall Tribune Want Ads. HOUSE OF AGATES AND WOODS 32 So. Central Moving to Eureka, Calif. CLOSING OUT. SALE NOW ON! Closing March 2 Anyone Having Agates Here, Please Call for Same. GEO. A. GRIEVE To Play Here Bob Karstens, six-foot, three- Inch center on the House of David basketball team which will play the Ashland Elks on the high school court here Thursday night. OF CAGERS 10 PLAY ELKS THURSDAY House of David basketball team, only team playing under authority of The Israelite or City of David Colony, will meet the strong Ashland Elks on the Med ford high school court Thursday night, beginning at 8 o'clock. A preliminary pitting the sopho mores of Medford high against the Junior varsity will get under way at 8:45 p. m. The bewhiskcrcd Davids travel by auto and play every night averaging 125 games per sea son, and covering over 20,000 miles. Starling Nov. 27, they al ready have pluycd through Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Min nesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Wyo mlng, Utah, Montana, Washing ton and Oregon. They have an offer to go to Havana, Cuba, late In March and early April, whlcn Ihey will no doubt accept, ac cording to their booking agent George Anderson, guard, has been manager of the team since 1937 with the exception of three years spent In the army. He Is a member of the Israelite Colony at Benton Harbor, Mich. He also plays on the House of David base ball team and will be In charge of that group next spring when they take to the road for the f rst time since -Pearl MarDor Their roster boasts several big- nnmo college stars from the mid west and east. who have been stars of the maple court for the past several seasons. The Elks' last big test came when they defeated the highly regarded Klamath Falls Marines here Jan, 30. BASKETBALL By United Press Michigan 68, Wisconsin 56. Ohio State 46, Chicago 25. Florida A. & M. 47, Xavier 38 Great Lakes 59, Michigan State 58. North Carolina 55, North Caro lina State 44. American University 49, Cath olic University 34. 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The host five were In front 24 23 midway but the Tornado turn ed on steam to go ahead in the third period and pile up a 12 point advantage in the fourth canto before reserves took over. Earl Stellc, substitute guard, spurred the Medford attack with 13 markers while Bob Watson and Derrell Riggs each whipped in 11. In spite of this high scor ing the Tornado chalked up a poor field goal percentage, hit ting only 20 out of 73 attempts. Last night's battle was a non league fray and the teams meet for blood In a final conference go next Friday. Medford's Jayvce five drub bed a like quint from Ashland 48.36 in the prelim. Coach Al Simpson's varsity men were en route to Eugene this morning where they will tangle with Eugene High at 4 p. m. today. Lineups: Medford (48) Fos. (42) Ashland Watson 11 ...f 6 Provost Ross 3 ......... ..f 5 Hovland Riggs ll...c 9 Peterson Cave g 13 Jandrcau Reich 2 g 2 Williams Substitutes: Medford Stellc 13, Stamen 1, Singler 6; Ashland Bearc 4, Montgomery 2. FIXING PENALTIES Baltimore, Feb. 12 (U.B Seven steeplechase riders, a trainer, and a jockey's agent awaited a decision from the Maryland Racing commission today, which probably will bar them from the turf for life if they are found guilty of "fixing" a race for a sensational betting coup last Nov. 30. All of the jockeys admitted complicity in the deal which also involved two unidentified gamblers, who allegedly placed bets of more than $3,000 in order to insure the outcome of the race. The bets were made for the Jockeys, the trainer, and the agent1 and on the basis of the $5.20 payoff for the winning horse, "Mamie's Lad," would have netted them more than $8,000. How much more the unidenti fied gamblers and others who knew about the "fix" wagered on the race probably will never be determined, but it was estab lished in the hearing before the commission that the horse was backed down to a price of 8 to 5 after being 10 to 1 in the morn ing line. 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