Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 26, 1946, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MBDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tudar. rb. it. U4 TAG TEAM BOUT, LADIES' BATTLE Union Discussion Pointers vs. Gold Hill, Rogues to Battle Jacksonville in Class "B" County Hoop Playoff Here Tonight Central Point tanglea with Gold Hill and Rogue River mlxei with Jacksonville aa the hoops contingent of the four schools vie on the Mecirord nign floor this evening in the prelim inary round for the Southern Oregon Claaa "B" league cham- oionahiD and the right to con tend with the Klamath-Lake county tltlist for a berth in the tate tourney at Arlington. 'I tie initial encounter will start at 7 p. m. Winner! of tonight's battle meet tomorrow evening for the crown. Although Rogue River came In second in the league's divis ion two race, its general season record establishes it as a heavy favorite in the play-off. King pin Bruce Davidson, confined with the flu when the Rogues fell before Eagle Point Friday, should bt back In uniform to night. Central Point lost only to Rogue River to lead division two but lucked through several contests by narrow, margins aft er a poor pre-conforence show ing. Jacksonville in an off- gaJn, on-agaln season lost only twice, winning the division one bracket. Looming as a dark- horso I Oold Hill, which engag ed in dogfight with Phoenix and Butte Falls for a play-off berth. The. Beavers have dis played steady Improvement since early In the year and can be counted upon to furnish the favorite with stiff opposition. Btaver$ Have Four Unsigned Players San Joee, Cel., Feb. 2d 4U.R) The Portland Beavera still had four unsigned players today. In cluding Pitchers Dick (Kewple) Barrett, who was obtained from the Phillies at the. close of last son. But Barrett, who formerly pitched for Seattle In the coast league. Indicated he wouldn't be a holdout very much longer when he showed up at the Beav ers' training camp here yesterday. 50-46 WIN OVER Moscow, Ida., Feb. 26 U.PJ- University of Idaho maintained its slim lead In the Northern Di vision Pacific Coast Conference basketball race today following a SO to 40 win over Oregon last night. Idaho needs two more vic tories to clinch the division title and win the right to meet the University of California, south ern division champs, in the play off for the conference crown March 8-9. Idaho meets Oregon again to night and Washington State Sat urday in the season's finale. Should the Vandals drop either one of their remaining games and seccmd-place Oregon State win its final game with Oregon Saturday, Idaho and Oregon State would finish In a tie. The Vandals took an early lead last night and never lost it, although the Beavers tied the score once in the first half and again early in the second period. Idaho led 2D to 27 at halftime. Cleatnt t!m tor stuneay Toe Lata te Classify 4:00 Saturday aftarnoon Plaaaa remambar CALL 7117 Comfortable Clean Cabs DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE TERMINAL CAB CO. FAVORITES KEEP TOURNEY PLACES Denver, Feb. 26 (U.R) The American League basketball, tournament entered its second round today with league favor ites still out in front after the opening matches. In yesterdays three game playoff the Denver Ambrose Jelj lymakers walked away from the Los Angeles Shamrocks In the third period to win 87 to 37. The first half of the game was an air-, tight battle with both teams scoring what they could with long shots toward the baskets. Earlier the sharp shooting Dardl team of San Francisco won a 58 to 44 decision over the Salt Lake City Descrct-Slmplots and the Kansas City M & O Smokies overran the Sacramento Senators to the tune of 67 to 82. EASTERN WASHINGTON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Cheney, Wash., Feb. 26 (U.R) Eastern Washington college held the Washington State Intercol legiate Basketball conference ti tle today following their decisive 62 to 22 victory over Pacific Lu theran College of Tacoma last night. The champions enjoyed a 34 to 7 halftime lead In the lop sided contest. HONEYMOON LEADS Arcadia, Calif., Feb. 26 U,R Honeymoon, Louis B. Mayer's fleet thrre-year-old filly, led 13 nominees, Including two of her stnlilpirmtes, for the $30,000 San- Ir Margarita handicap Saturday. TOP MAT SLATE A tag team match and grudge bout between two of the game's most outstanding women wrestling artirts make up tomo: row night's grapple offering at Medford armory. Maestro Mack Lillard said 100 extra ringside seats have been added for the- card and stated that advance ticket sales point to another sell-out crowd. Belcaitro on Card Clashing in the main event will be Pete Belcastro and Tony Ross joining together as a team io face Sgt. Bob Kenaston and Pierre LaBelle. According to tag team rules, one pair will at tempt to take two out Of three falls over an allotted period. If one grappler becomes tired, he may temporarily leave the ring without being counted out, but his teammate must carry on in side the ropes. When he re-enters the ring he mast first tag his teammate before he can re sume wrestling. It is one of the most Interesting forms of modern tug and haul and is an instant success with fans everywhere. Ladies Slated Rita Martinez of Los Angeles gets a rematch with her con aucror. Clara Mortcnson, claim ant to the world s championship In the feature bout. Miss Mar tlncz claims the nasty-grappling blonde was aided by the referee Ir. winning a month ago. The Callfornian demanded a new ref eree and said she would go all out to give the champ a lesson In how to wrestle. Wild Red Dawson, chin whis kers, bald head and all, will go against Gust Johnson of Seattle In the 8:30 curtain raiser. Woman Will Enter Basketball Team ' In Ashland Meet Southern Oregon College, Ashland, Feb. 26 Several Inter esting and "unusual Items of In terest are brought out in the many responses that have been received by the Southern Oregon College Invitational basketball tournament committee. Ophlr high school, in Curry county, with an average attend ance of less than 20, and its to tal faculty consisting of. two women, will enter a team, ac cording to Miss Nellie Shepherd, principal of Ophlr high school, a graduate of S.O.C. and of the University of Oregon. Another unusual entry is that of Burns high school of Harney county, some 330 miles distant. This Is the first team that has ever entered the tournament from Harney county. Up to the present there are 28 tentative entries in the tourna ment. Generous response is being given by local hotels and auto courts to requests for reserva tions for visiting teams, accord ing to R. W. McNcal, tournament manager. BOWLING In Classic league last night Domestic Laundry took two out of three games from Hl-Way club (Porter 870-Klatt 529), Beck's Bakery captured two out of three from Signal Oil (R. Prultt 631 Barr 863), Mold-Rite won three straight from Hawkinaon Tires (Sims 8118-Davey 320) and Valen tine's club won three straight from American (Hohlwcg S45-B. Smith 476). . (Acme Telephoto) Joseph A. Belrne, of Washington (standing), president of National Federation of Telephone Workers, presides while heads of 49 union lo cals talk over an executive board re port on the standing of contract negotiations. 1 J$' SUREFIRE m$ini!i SECOND AT ANITA Arcadia, Calif., Feb. 26 (U.R) Maine Chance farms took over second place in the Santa Anita race track owner standings to day by virtue of a double victory In the $100,000 Santa Anita derby. Movie Magnate Louis B. May er, whose Honeymoon ran third in the derby Saturday, was still on top with $131,343 from 15 firsts, 17 seconds, seven thirds. and three fourths. But Maine Chance's first with Knockdown and second with Star Pilot in the derby gave them a $110,125 total with five firsts, three seconds, four thirds and one fourth. . , Owner C. S. Howard dropped to third place with $77,815. M0BILGAS, GROCETERIA WIN INDEPENDENT TILTS With Ellwood Weber potting 14 points, Mobilgas took a 42 to 40 Southern Oregon Independent basketball victory over Camp White Navy at Jackson school last night. In another league game Groceteria Gold Bars swamped Medford Hotel, 53 to 37, at Lincoln gym. FIGHTS LAST NIGHI By United Press New York (St. Nicholas) (U.R) Phil Palmer. 141 VS, Vancou ver, B. C, outpointed Lenny (Boom Boom) Mancini, 145V4, Youngstown, O., (10). Cleveland U.R Joe Walcott, 196, Camden, N. J., outpointed; Jimmy Bivins, 192, Cleveland. (0). . j I Newark (U.R) Norman Ru- bio, 150. Albany, N. Y., outpoint ed Ernest (Cat) Robinson, 149. Brooklyn, (8). Washington U.R) -Aaron Per ry. 151, Washington, outpointed Fritzle Zivic, 150, Pittsburgh. (10). 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