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Black Tornado In Final
Home Appearance Tonight
High school basketball will
bow out here tonight when Med
ford and Ashland clash in a
Southern Oregon conference
game at the high school court,
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It will be the final home appear
ance for the Black Tornado, un
disputed champions of the league
regardless of how tonight's game
turns out.
Norm Worthley's Medford Jun
ior high quintet will tackle Rose
burg junior high in the 6:30 p.
m. preliminary. Roseburg, coach
ed by the veteran and colorful
Hod Turner, promises to give
the local juniors a tough time
ofH.
Tonight's clash will be the
fourth between Ashland and the
Tornado with Medford taking
the other three. The last en
counter, played at Ashland, was
a tough one and Coach Al Simp
son said he was expecting a
hard-to-lick Ashland quintet to
take to the court tonight.
Medford's defensive tactics
will be designed to stop Jim
Jandreau and Gordon Peterson,
Ashland's scoring threats, Simp
son said. Worthley and Chuck
DeAutremont will referee.
Tentative lineups:
Medford Pos. Ashland
Watson f Hovland
Ross f Provost
Riggs c Peterson
Sineler ' s Williams
Stelle g Jandreau
BASKETBALL
By United Press
Maryland U. 43, King's Point
Merchant Marine Academy 39.
Geneva 41, U. S. Coast Guard
Academy 31.
Bucknell 53, Moravian 42.
Duke 61, Clemson 33.
North Dakota U. 49, North
Dakota State Agriculture 45.
Baylor 54, Texas A. & M. 48.
Holy Cross 62, Boston College
46.
Huron 39, Sioux Falls 30.
St. Louis U. 52, Long Island U.
32.
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GEO. A. GRIEVE
TO
CLASH WITH ELKS
Ashland, Feb. 15 Ruben
stein's one of Willamette val
ley's strongest independent bas
ketball teams, will meet the Ash
land Elks on the SOCE floor
here Saturday night, it was an
nounced today.
The Rubes will be led by Cal
Bonney, highest scorer in the Eu-I
gene city league of which the
team is a member. Bonney was
a cage sensation at Mount Angel
college before the war.
Dick Fawcett and Glenn Bost
wick, a pair of ex-Medford high
stars, will lead the Elks attack.
Game time is 8 p. m. and
there will be no preliminary, It
was stated.
Girl Scout Signed
By Phils In Bid To
Get Out of Cellar
Philadelphia, Feb. 15 (U.R)
The Philadelphia Phillies, who
through the recent years often
played like a bunch of Girl
Scouts, came up with something
drastic today in their efforts to
get out of the cellar they hired
a girl scout.
The lady ivory hunter is Edith
Houghton, a 33-year-old discharg
ed Wave and she thinks she is
ready to bring the Phillies a
"wave of talent."
Although she will be consign
ed shortly to the bushes and the
prnss-rnnHs tn search for strong-
armed pitchers, heavy hitters
and other likely rookies, sne is
no baseball "Babe in the woods."
A former star player herself,
she was on such top flight femi
nine teams as the New York
Bloomer Girls, the Philadelphia
Bobbles, and the New York
Roverettes, all of them capable
of putting on a first class dia
mond girlie show.
She also was a member of a
girls' baseball team that toured
Japan before the war.
FIGHTS LAST NIGH1
By United Press
New York (Golden Gate
Arena) Tommy Bell, 149,
Vnnriffstnwn. O.. knocked out
Billy Furrons, 148V4, Philadel
phia, (2).
New York (Bronx Park Arena)
Lee Q. Murray, 207 V4, South
Norwalk, Conn., knocked out
Larry Lane, 203V4, Trenton, N.
J., (2).
Orange, N. J. Ike Williams,
13734, Trenton, N. J., outpointed
Cleo Shans, 138, Los Angeles,
(10). ,
Chicago Holman Williams,
163, Detroit, outpointed George
(Wildcat) Henry, 157V4, New
Bedford, Mass., (10).
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DAVIDS TOY WITH ELKS
While probably displaying an
under par performance, the
House of David cagers gave out
with plenty of comedy and tricky
passing and faking as they fro
licked to a 48-44 win over the
Ashland Elks on the senior high
mapleboards last night.
Lengthy Bob Karstens, who
delighted the capacity crowd
with a "victory" juggling act
following the final horn, was the
chief fun-maker of the evening.
His top caper came In the third
canto when he gave referee
Frank O'Nlell an eye exam,
complete with horn-rimmed
spectacles and chart, for calling
a foul on the David's Ralph Mil
ler. A few moments later an in
fraction was charged on Bob
Hallisey, David forward, prompt
ing Karstens to pick up a pop
gun at the sidelines and take a
pot shot at O'Nlell.
Wave Does Trick
The bewhiskered visitors
caught the Elks flat-footed time
after time with the pay-off com
ing when Bob Hallisey spun for
an easy crack at the hoop after
pulling the Elks' Dick Fawcett
off guard with a simple wave
of the hand. Keep-away artists,
the Davids generally had con
trol of the game whenever they
wanted it, but the tilt was close
most of the distance. Score at
the wind-up of the starting canto
was 11-11 and the bearded boys
led 23-20 at the half after over
coming an 18-13 Elk advantage.
Elks Flashy
Seme flashy ball manipulat
ing was shown at times by the
host five. Wes Peters utilized his
height to drive through five field
goals and hold down a lot of
David tallying. Fawcett, Glenn
Bostwick, Charlie Warren and
Chuck DeAutremont uncovered
flashes of tricky floor-work
throughout the fray.
Ted Harftuer and Karstens
paced the point-getting depart
ment for the barnstormers by
ringing in 17 and 14, respective
ly. Central Pt. Plans
Merchandise Shoot
Central Point, Feb. 15 Ini
tiating their newly installed auto
matic trap, the Central Point
Sportsmen's club will hold a
merchandise shoot Sunday at the
club grounds west of town.
The public is invited to attend
the event which will start at
10 a. m. Coffee and sandwiches
will be served. Prizes are being
donated by local merchants.
. Concrete shooting walks were
recently laid at the site.
LEW CoFgER HIGH MAN
.. AT RIFLE CLUB SHOOT
' Lew Conger, shooting a 375,
was high point man at Wednes
day night's Medford Rifle club
practice shoot at Merrick's range.
Close on his heels was Ed Lull
with 373. Clyde Richmond blast
ed a 371, Max Terzenbach 369,
and Phil Whitlock 366.
HUSBAND WAS ROUGH
HEIRESS DECLARES
Chicago, Feb. 15 (U.R) Mrs.
Patricia Mars Feeney, 36, candy
heiress, won a divorce after
phinini! that life with her 200-
i pound, husband was like being a
sparring partner for Man Moun
tain Dean.
Mrs. Feeney charged In Su
perior court yesterday that
Michael Allen Feeney, 35, a cat
tle dealer, had fancied himself as
a wrestler. His favorite diver
sion was to demonstrate wres
tling holds, she said.
Closing Urn. fur Clammed Ada 8-30
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SEALS EN ROUTE
TO
San Francisco, Feb. 15 (U.R)
The San Francisco Seals of the
Pacific coast baseball league
were doing setting up exercises
on the high seas en route to their
Honolulu spring training camp
today.
Lefty O'Doul and company
left yesterday afternoon aboard
the SS Aleutian which is sched
uled to arrive at Honolulu next
Wednesday. The 45-man group
included players, trainers, news
men and a special guest 74-year-old
Bill Lange, famous big
league star of the 1890's.
This is reportedly the first
time a Pacific coast league club
has ventured to the islands for
spring training. Seal President
Charley Graham estimates the
club will pay $35,000 for the
privilege, but he expects to get
all expenses plus a net profit
back from gate receipts for ex
hibition games in Honolulu stadium.
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Friday. Feb. IS. 1 341
MEDFOHD MAIL THIBtTTO THItEl
GAELS SCORE WIN
San Francisco, Feb. 15 (U.R)
Center Jack Rial's basket with
four seconds to play gave St
Mary's college basketball team
a hard-fought 38 to 34 victory
over the University of San Fran
cisco Dons In Kezar pavilion last
night
to ClassTt? 4:00 Saturday aftwnoon.
New Orleans, Feb, 15 (U.R)
Catching front-runners Sammy
Byrd and Ben Hogan was the
primary objective today of the
golfing field in the $7,500 New
Orleans open tournament which
to a man hoped that there
wouldn't be any more days on
the fairways like yesterday.
Of the 220 players in the 72
hole meet, only Hogan and Byrd
were able to crack par and they
did it by only one stroke, turn
ing in cards of 71.
The first round will be re
membered as the "day of the
big wind" in which such lonn
hitters as Sammy Snead, Har
old McSpadden, and even the
master, Byron Nelson himself
found their drives being cut I
down at times by as much as j
50 yards.
ANGELS SIGN SEVEN
Los Angeles, Feb. 15 lU.R)
The Los Angeles Angels baseball
club today added to their 1046
roster the names of six pitchers
and an inflelder, all recently dis
charged from the service.
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New Navy Mentor
Cautions Pros On
Athletic "Bums"
Los Angeles, Feb. 15 4U.R)
Capt. Tom Hamilton, navy's
new football coach, was en
route to Annapolis today after
warning professional football
clubs against making "bums"
out of great athletes.
"They must keep uppermost
their responsibility to the boys
who play the game," Hamilton
said.
"Certainly we can't afford to
make bums out of great ath
letes. "The Green Bay Packers and
certain others have the right
idea in building a business fu
ture for the men while they
play.
"We are heading Into a great
expansion period in all sports,
which, of course, Includes pro
fessional football. I sincerely
hope that 'moneyed interest?'
identified with the game will
never lose sight of Its high prin
ciples." BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMP
IN TUNE-UP CONTEST
Los Angeles, Feb. 15 (U.R)
Dusky Manuel Ortiz, who war
nearly 30 pounds over normal
fighting weight when he got out
of the army last June, has most
of the surplus shaved off and
will weigh in at 122 for hif
warm-up non-title battle with
Ell Galindo tonight.
OLYMPIC GAMES IN
LONDON DURING 1948
London, Feb. 15 (U.R) The
1948 Olympic games will be held
In London, it was announced of
ficially today.
The games will be held during
the summer months.
SECURITY EXCHANGES
WILL CLOSE FEB. 23
New York, Feb. 15 (U.R)
Governors of the New York
stock exchange voted today to
close the exchange on Feb. 23,
the day following the anniver
sary of George Washington's
birthday.
The New York curb exchange
also will be closed Feb. 22 and
23.
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