Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 13, 1946, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDfOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, rib. II. 1848 . MEDFORDvKrTRIBUNE i Fast Grappling Promiced In Tonight's Main Event Some lightning fast grappling tactics should be in store for spectators tills evening when Joe Lynam, coast junior heavy' weight king from Redmond mixes at the armory arena with Gust Johnson, Scoltllte, who is known to apply a boring style similar to Lynam . The bout is a six-rounder. Cowboy Dude Chick, lariat spin exponent, greets Mcdford fans for the first time in several years when he vies with Steve Petroff in 'the semi-wind-up. Bob Kenaston, Gold 11111 ex marine, makes his second ap pearance of the year by going against newcomer Red Dawson, Michigan lumberjack in the curtain-raider at 8:30. JURICH WINS 5TH Son Jose, Calif.. Feb. 13 (U.R) Former world's flyweight cham. pion Jack Jurich of San Jose marked up his fifth straight vic tory since his navy discharge lust night with a second round technical Knockout over Benny Cousins of Los Angeles. 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Grinstcd hit for four points in the Initial two minutes to give the Redskins an advantage which was pressed but never overcome by the Cougars. Midway count was 10-9 and the winners In creased the margin to 20-10 at the close of the third period. Jacksonville took the second team prelim 24-9. The Redskins tangle with Butte Falls here Friday. Lineups: Jacksonville (30) (14) Prospect Wendt 2.... f 1 Herman Gunter ...f......3 Ragsdale Hcnspeter c . 1 Brown Adams 1 ...... .g. 6 Carlton Grinsted 10 g 1 Collier Substitutes: Jacksonville E. Offcnbacher 7, F. Offcnbachcr 5, Harris 2, Hucners 1, B. Johnson 2; Prospect Vaughn 1, Dits worth 1. IDAHO MAKES IT TWO IN ROW OVER MONTANA Moscow, Ida., Feb. 13 U.R) Idaho University made it two in a row over Montana Univer sity's basketball team last night by defeating the invading non conference foe B3 to 46. Officials ruled that Idaho won Monday night's game 57 to 80. A post-game check show ed an official scorer's error that for a time, made It appear as though Montana was the win ner B8 to 87. Central Point, Ore. It's a grand-tasting whiskey, with a delightful flavor all its own. You'll find it wherever good things ate known and appreciated. the nam is,,. KINSEY Blended Whiskey the unhurried c i J Iur unnumea IIP KERBY 39-16 Central Point, Feb. 13 Their attack gaining momentum as the game progressed, Central Point Hi's basketball team bounced Kerby 39-16 in a divi. sion two league fracas here last night. The Pointers garnered perma- ncnt lead in the slow moving initial quarter after which Ker by never seriously threatened. Cousins Hargus and Tom Colley paced the victors with 13 and nine tallies respectively. Half. time margin for Central Point was 16-8 and the third quarter lead, 22-12. Coach Boner of the winners sent four of his regulars to the showers immediately aft er the final automatic time-out. Central Point won the tilt be tween the school's reserve quints, 19-14. Lineups: Central Point (39) (16) Kerby Holland 5... f 4 Payne T. Colley 9 f 4 Johnson Kincaid c 4 Clark Saxbury 4 g 2 Dickcrson H. Colley 13 g 2 Baird Substitutions: Central Point Anhorn 2, Hansen 2, Milhoan 2, West 2. Referees: Hulburt and Schaf- fcr. COUGARS DEEEAT OREGON 68 10 61 Eugene, Ore., Feb. 13 (U.R) All-American Gale Bishop scored 32 points only two short of the conference record to lead the Washington State basketball team to a 68 to 61 victory over the University of Oregon quin tet here last night. Bishop bucketed 12 field goals and eight free shots In a game that changed hands six times in the first half. The Cougars. however, maintained their lead until the final whistle after they went ahead 35 to 25 at the half- time. The defeat virtually knocked the defending champion Oregon five out of the running for the northern division Pacific Coast conference title. 0UIS TRIES GOLF EYE BEFORE PUNCH PRACTICE Los Angeles, Feb. 13 U.R) Heavyweight Boxing Champion Joe Louis unllmbered his golf clubs today, Intent on getting as much fairways recreation as possible before going Into train Ing for his title bout with Billy Conn. The Brown Bomber was more optimistic about his chances of defeating Conn next June than he was of equalling the 70 he shot here several months ago before golng on a personal ap pearance tour. IR0NMEN. THUMP OAKS TO TAKE SECOND SPOT By United Press The Seattle Ironmcn jumped Into second place In the north ern division of the Pacific Coast hockey league last night with a convincing lb to 2 win over the Oakland Oaks. Portland slipped Into third place by dropping a 3 to 0 decis ion to the Vanccriver Canucks It's a typo o( boat often used by Mediterranean fishermen. Long, low and umlccked, it's propelled by oars or tails. The name is ... stt Mow.) whiskey ' momerus t I he tunic ii: Fni.. Lefty 0'Doul Picks Los Angeles As Team To Beat in Coming Season By Hal Wood United Press Sports Writer San FrancUco, Feb. 13 (U.R) Frank "Lefty" O'Doul reluctant ly put himself out on a limb to day by picking the Los Angcle: Angels as the team to beat this year In the Pacific Coast base ball league. The San Francisco Seals man nger also selected the Oakland Oaks and the Portland Beavr for first division berths, but di clined to predict where his club would finish. He expressed confidence, how ever, that the Seals team will be the best in years. The first official "pick" of the embryo baseball season was made last night at a dinner giv en by O Doul and Seals Presi dent Charley Graham for base ball writers. He based his choice of Los An geles on the fact that the Angels would have a lot of pre-war ba! players back in the fold come opening day. O'Doul wouldn't "rate" other league clubs, pointing out that they all probably would be much better than last year. The defending champion Port land Beavers will be exception ally tough, O'Doul said, because they arc expected to have an even better pitching staff this year than the one that hurled them to the pennant last season Latest moundsmen to join the Beavers was Forrest Orrell, back from the Detroit Tigers. Nelson Begs Off From Orleans Go To Sharpen Putts New Orleans, Feb. 13 (U.R) Byron Nelson begged off from the "pro-amateur preliminary to the New Orleans open golf tour nament today to tune up on his putting in an effort to regain his position as golf's No. 1 money winner. Nelson, who resumed competi tion after a layoff of more than a month, in the San Antonio Tex., open, found that a lack of sharpness on the greens was too much to overcome and he fin ished third behind Ben Hogan, the winner, and Sammy Byrd. The pro-amateur competition found a full-sized field ready to compete including both Hogan and Byrd and the recently re juvenated Henry Picard. 14 Team Limit On i Title Tournament Chicago, Feb. 13 (U.R) Only i teams will be permitted to enter the eighth annual world's championship basketball tourna ment here next month It w announced today. The titlist will be decided on a best two out of three basis aft er the field has been pared to iwo learns. The tournament is scheduled at the Chicago stadium on March 25, 27, and 29, and April 3. 5, and 6. TAM 0'SHANTER POT WILL BE LARGEST YET Chicago, Feb. 13 (U.R) The biggest prize pot ever offered golfers will provide the lure for competitors In the annual Ail American tournaments at the Tarn O'Shanter Golf club here next July. George S. May, promoter of the tournaments, announced that $50,000 would be distributed among competitors in the week long events, that includes the Ail-American Open, the All A.nerican Amateur and an open for women. M0SC0NIE FAR AHEAD IN SEVEN-DAY MATCH New York. Feb. 13 (U.R) Champion Willie Mosconio held a commanding 660-point lead over Challenger Jimmy Caras aj the two cue experts opened a seven-day stand in New York today, the fourth city on their cross-country match tour for the world pocket billiard champion ship. They split even in their final blocks at Perth Amboy, N. J., yesterday, giving Mosconi 1.944 points in 16 blocks to Caras' 1,284. Experiments are being con ducted in an eastern stale to de velop an apple whose Vitamin C content will approach that of California oranges. tS3 ASSQCArD' Listen to "Cactus Mac and His Songs of the West," KMED Tuesday and Thursday, 8:15 to 8:30 p. m. Lewis' Super Service 8th and Front 25 FOR TALENT ' Talent, Feb. . 13 Frink's 25 markers were more than enough for a Talent High victory last night as the Bulldogs spanked Eagle Point 38-23 in a hoop fray here. , Giving a versatile perfor mance, the locals had little trouble with the Eagles and were in front 22-9 at the half. Talent seconds out-did the Eagle Point reserves 24-21 in the opener. Lineups: Talent (38) Quackenbush Grace 6 Frink 25 Hayman 1 Williams Substitutes: (23) Eagle Point If 3 Young f 4 Keim c 7 Valde g 8 Wolgamott g 1 Russell Talent, Fenton 5. 41-33 AT HOI Gold Hill. Feb. 13 With Mil kowski sparking the way with 16 tallies, Gold Hill high bested the visiting Phoenix maplecourt quint 41-33 in a conference go here last night. The Beavers experienced little difficulty and piled up a 20-10 margin at half- time. Phoenix seconds trounc ed the Gold Hill reserves 43 32 in the preliminary. Lineups: Gold Hill (41) (33) Phoenix Smith 7 Milkowskl 16 Washburn 9 Miller 9 Bennett Substitutes: 10 Johnson 1 Beck 6 Hite 8 Babb 6 Newton Phoenix, Wolfe 1, Germer 1. Referees: Jones and Faber. WHIRLABOUT ADDS TO - BIG STAKE WINNINGS Arcadia, Calif., Feb. 13 U.R) Whirlabout, movie magnate Louis B. Mayer's speedy filly. pushed further up among the leading thoroughbred money winners today by virtue of her victory in the $25,000 Santa Barbara stakes at Santa Anita. Coming from behind in the last 70 yards of yesterday's feature race, Whirlabout won by a neck over Ryana Ranch's Blue Alibi. Jockey Ted Atkinson piloted her over the seven fur longs in 1:23. FIGHTS LAST NIGH1 ' By United Press Jersey City, N. J. (U.R) Don Amoroso, 136, Jersey City, out pointed Jake Moreno. 144, Car acas, Venezuela, (10). Hartford, Conn. Pat Brady, 131, New York, stopped Oscar Lewis, 131, Newark, N. J.. (8). Salem, Mass. Tommy Greb, 129, Boston, knocked out Bob by English, 130, Fall River, Mass., (8). BASKETBALL By United Press Oklahoma 57, Kansas State 44. Duke 73, Georgia Tech 51. Crcighton 39, Drake 31. Texas Tech 71. Hardin Sim mons 42. Wcsleyan 35, Trinity 31. University of Mississippi 58, Mississippi State 44. Abilene Christian 41, Texas Weslcyan 17. BOWLING In the ladies' league last night Browns took three out of four points from Burgoynes (Riggs 522, Swoape 536), Hubbard grabbed three from Medlord Seed and Feed (Lowd 426, Barr 414) and Richfield Oil won three out of four from Wainscott's (Swanson 601, Franks 485). Swanson 266 for the highest sin gle game score. Western Refrigeration Eng. Co. YORK DISTRIBUTORS Sales Service Phone 6171 ---.-- -a i - M3'- 'H "Abandoned ) - fOv- -v 1 , s "Jk n (Acme Tetephoto) Baby "John Doe" la Mill unclaimed and unnamed after being abandoned in a downtown Seattle, Wash., hotel washroom as police have made no progress in search for child's parents. His big eyes and happy smile peer ing from pages of local papers are stealing hearts of Seattleites. With an air of nonchalance j which I did not then recognize as false, the head of our house said he wished I would cut his lunch bucket sandwiches kitty- corner instead of straight across. "Triangle sandwiches bite bet ter," he explained. The picture of a "biting" sandwich so roused my risibles I failed to recognize this incident as one of the signs and portents of what has proved to be a major issue in our fam ily living. But triangle sand wiches it was, from then on. A day or so later I was told, "Oscar has pie as well as cake in his bucket.'" After that, I put in pie, cake and cookies. "Most of the men have dates or oranges in their lunches." The next day I put in both. But it seemed this was not enough. The other men's wives peeled the orange before they put it in the bucket. Oh, they did, did theyl Future lunch buck- rmm When LONG Olive fki Barber's r& Letter k'.jML ) a 1 MffM DUAl OCTANI QUALITY OASOUNI There is not one lazy molecule among all the component parts of AroTase, the Dual Octane Quality Gasoline. Each contributes its full share to the surging, extra power , to the brilliant performance that makes AkoTise so outstanding among all gaso lines today. That txlrt power is the secret of A no Tvr .t exceptional mileage. And when you pile up the miles, as you can today wheth els I put out held not only an orange that was peeled but also quartered. Thus was it finally brought home lo me that there was a lunch bucket derby on at camp. Grooming the Barber entry, there was fire in my eye as well as. the kitchen range as I baked pie, cake, cookies and tarts. Sandwich filling was, progress ively, potted ham, bologna, roast beef then turkey. Beyond the latter I could not go. Also I put in nuts, though these were for efefct only since the logger in our family has lately acquired "plates." As yet these grow skit tish when applied to nuts. But this has its points, as I can put in the same batch of nuts, day after day. I felt divinely inspired the day i thought to put in a napkin. But that night I was told never to do so again; no self-respecting logger ever used a napkin. But I might add some homemade marshmallows; Gene's wife made them; pink ones. You know what I think? 1 think our men are "working" us. And if we girls can get to gether and find they are, well there's' one logging crew that will sling riggin' on-a bread-and-butter diet for a long, long time. NEW WEATHER STATIONS Washington, Feb. 13 U.R President Truman today signed a bill to establish a chain of weather observation stations in the Arctic region. The commerce department will direct develop ment of the new weather chain, in cooperation with the state de partment and other government agencies effected. SEATTLE V ANTS AIRLINE Seattle, Feb. 13 (U.R). The Seattle Chamber of Commerce today launched a drive to induce Fruit Growers' League ANNUAL MEETING and the Annual Spray Meeting will be held In the Auditorium In the - JACKSON COUNTY COURT HOUSE Friday, February 15, 1946 Beginning at 1:30 p.m. Pest control and spray programs will be subjects of discussion. Production of blight resistant root stock for pears will so be discussed, and orders will be taken for this type of tree. T MILEAGE makes a difference . . . it's VFORACWIU er it's in daily, around-town driving or a long trip to a desert or mountain resort you can tell AroT.ises superiority all the way, from the instant response to your turner button, through trailic, on to the long open stretches. Try AkoTahb for ACTION! AroTasb it sold for a price no higher than other premium gasolines, by Friendly Associated Dealers even-where in the West. Northwest Airlines to move Hi headquarters from St. Paul, Minn., to Seattle. COMPLETE WATCH SERVICE New Watches Bands Crystals Repairs 1 to 3 Pay Service J K's Timepiece Specialties 215 Medford Center Bldg. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR FOR ALL MAKES Also Refrigeration Service Younger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trrtuhlA to helD loosen and exDel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in flamed eroncmai mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell yon a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Phone 2119 IJilrn lo Anotitlti I mJ f V ' ' ' '' 'i ' I TTW rif -llTiwnilliaMenajanajaa BatktlbM Sorl(vti