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Dale Odom
To Headline
Feb. 1 Card
An elimination match to ar
range for a contender for the
southern Oregon amateur mid
dleweight championship has been
arranged for the first card of
the newly organized Southern
Oregon Boxing club. The pro
gram, with net proceeds going
to the March of Dimes, will be
held at the armory on Feb
ruary 1.
The main event will send Dale
Odom, local middleweight,
against Joe Carothers of Grants
Pass, undefeated in the Climate
city. They are expected to come
in at 180 pounds with the win
ner to advance in eliminations
for a crack at Larry Burdette's
southern Oregon crown.
Berry Signed
Bill Berry, who holds the ama
teur welterweight title, will take
Rooks Vs. Frosh Set
For Friday, Saturday
Corvallis, Jan. 19 IU.PJ Al
though hampered by a lack of
practice room, before Gill coli
seum was available, Oregon
State's tall Rooks opened their
1950 season last Friday toppling
Hood River 43 to 27.
The win will send the Rooks
undefeated against Oregon's like
wise unbeaten Frosh next Fri
day and Saturday, the first game
in Corvallis and the Saturday
game in Eugene. The Frosh are
unbeaten in almost 10 games.
on Corky King of Oakland, Cal.,
in a tune-up scrap pointing to
ward a rematch with Ray
Stickel. Berry and Stickel staged
two furious matches here about
a year ago with each winning
one.
Russ Williams of Grants Pass,
who lost a close decision to
Donovan Wolfe here in Decem
ber, will tangle with Don Harper
of Gold Hill in another spot on
the benefit card.
There will be eight matches,
it was announced, with the
others to be revealed in a few
days.
SOC to Play
At Humboldt
Ashland, Jan. 19 Southern
Oregon college's basketball team,
currently lone possessors of first
plfee in the Far Western con
ference, will play Humboldt
State college Friday and Satur
day nights at Areata, Cal., in a
conference series.
The Red Raiders have won
two and lost none in conference
play to date, while Humboldt
rests in last place with no vic
tories and two defeats.
Last week-end the Raiders,
coached by Ted Schopf, broke
even in a non-conference series
with Oregon College of Educa
tion in games at Monmouth.
Schopf is not taking this ser
ies with Humboldt lightly as the
Californians are regarded as one
of the top quintets in the con
ference despite their present
standings. They have a club of
veterans in basketball and al
ways they are tough to beat on
their own floor.
Last week-end Humboldt
dropped a pair to second-place
Chico State by 69 to 34 and 98
to 48.
Sports for
the Week
THURSDAY
Grade school basketball var
sity games (Lincoln at Roose
velt, Washington at Jackson)
4:15 p. m. City Bowling
league, 7 p. .m Grants Pass
junior high at Central Point
7 p.m.
FRIDAY
Medford senior high vs.
Klamath Falls, Medford gym
(conference-district), 8-.1S p. m.
County class B high school
basketball (Butte Falls at Jack
sonville, Geld Hill at St.
Mary's, Rogue River at Talent,
Phoenix at Prospect), 8 p. m.
Grants Pass high at Ashland
(district-conference), 8 p. m.
Eagle Point high at Central
Point (conference- district J-D-J),
8 p. m. Mixed bowling
league, 7:30 p. m, Southern
Oregon college at Humboldt
Slate (conference).
Dead line Sunday Claulfled la at
Noon Saturdaya.
! Phoenix High To Play
SOC Jayvees Saturday
Phoenix, Jan. 19 Phoenix
high's varsity basketball quintet
will pluy the Southern Oregon
college junior varsity on the
Phoenix high floor Saturday,
January 21, at 8 p. m. it was an
nounced here this morning. A
preliminary game is being ar
ranged. Coach Jack Woodward of the
Phoenix team said the county B
school game with Rogue River
last Friday night that was post
poned because of bad weather,
will be played Tuesday night.
Thursday. January 19. 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
Aviation Cadet Enters
Air Force From Here
Robert Stcrlan Ruffin, 21, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ruffin,
Camp White domiciliary center,
was enlisted as an air force avi
ation cadet in navigation this
week, it was announced today
by TSgt. Gene Davis, in charge
of the army and air forces re
cruiting office here.
Young Ruffin, whose father
January 31 at the Phoenix
school.
VICTOR Says:
Mrs. Florence McVay is no longer with us and until
she gets established may we have the privilege of
serving you?
Come in without appointment or Call 2-4830
Craterian Beauty Shop 41 South Central
is commissary officer at the cen
ter, was graduated from high
school in Seattle and has served
in the navy for three years, prior
to his air force enlistment.
He entered the service through
the Eugene recruiting office and
has been assigned to Ellington
air force base, Texas,
Dead line on Classified Ada: 6:3U
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The card party tentatively
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January 21, at the Grange hall
in Rogue River, has been post
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