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vl I. 1 FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) Fimal Fishing Ruufles Fop egoim Adopted . PnrHnnrl Ore.. Jan. 31 (U.R) Final fishing regulations lor 1950 as adopted by the Oregon state game commission retained the staggered trout season as proposed in tentative rules an nounced January in. The general trout season will open April 15 west of the Cas cades and May 1 east of moun tains. Seoson will close October 15 throughout the state. Reaulations Changes The final regulations were adopted bv the commission Sat urday. Changes in tentative regulations included: In zone one. opening for sal mon fishing in Nchalem river, Salmonberry river, north fork of the Salmonberry, Rock creek, Wilson river, Trask river and north fork of the Trask will be October 1, instead of October 15. Closing date for winter fish ing on the Ncstucca river will be February 28. Bag limit on cat fish in Ten Mile lake was elim inated. In zone three, an open season was set for Lost lake in Linn county June 1 to 30. Zone Two Changes In zone two, season for Gold lake will be June 1 to 10, Inclu sive, Herman creek up to High way bridge 30 will be closed to salmon fishing from August 15 ' to October 20. In zone four, the ban on night catfishing on the Rogue river and Its tributaries was eliminat ed. The steclhead bag limit was set at two fish a day, not more than five a week, and not more . than 20 a year, provided that not more than 10 can be taken be fore August 15. In zone five, Little Lava lake was opened to angling. Rock creek reservoir will be opened May 1. Opening date for Fawn, Wanoo and Rosary lakes was changed to June 1 from June 10. The season for North Twin lakes will be May 1 to September 15, inclusive. At Wickiup reservoir the season will be May 1 to Sep tember 30, inclusive. Zona 7 Has Changes In zone seven, the Walla Wal la river will be opened to steel head and salmon fishing the en tire year. Trout season for north fork of the Walla Walla and Its tributaries will be May 1 to June 30, Inclusive. In zone eight, Bridge and Mud creeks open season will be June 1 to September 30, inclusive. In zone nine, Pine creek be low confluence of north fork will be open to salmon and steel head fishing the entire year. BALLPLAYER ACCLAIMED Philadelphia, Jan. 31 (U.R) Fireball pitcher Art Houlteman who made a miraculous come back with the Detroit TiRers aft er he was badly injured in an auto accident, was acclaimed to day by the Philadelphia Sports Writers association as the most courageous athlete of 1049. BOWLING MAJOR LEAGUE Jack Colley of the Morning Fresh bakery team led the Major Bowling league with a high in dividual series of 602 and also rolled high Individual game with a 224 at the Medford Bowling lanes alleys last night. The Morning Fresh quintet had high team game and high team series with 938 and 2,653 respec tively. MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS Teams W. I.. 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Loans from $50 to $500 On Your Salary, Furniture er Automobile Up to 24 Months to Repay SEI AMERICAN FINANCE CORPORATION Room 210-211 Levertlte Bldg. License MOo2 License 5-285 PHONE 2 6884 MAIL TRIBUNE . MDF0RlVWr&I UNI A Local Gun Wednesday Clubhouse The "blues" will live up to their name Wednesday night at the Medford Gun clubs club' house off Crater Lake highway at the Four Corners when the blue team that lost Sunday's annual shoot is the hospitality committee for the club's dinner and election. The "reds" defeated the blues Evashevski WSC Coach Pullman. Wash.. Jan. 31 (U.R) Washington State's new football coach, Forest Evashevski, may import his coaching assistants from the middle west. It was re ported today. Evashevski. until vesterdav the backfield coach at Michigan State, accepted a five-year con tract to coach the Cougars for a salary described as one of the highest ever paid a coach here. Ho telephoned his acceptance from the Michigan Stntc cam pus at East Lansing, Mich., where it was reported that Michigan Slate Freshman Coach Bob Flora and Flora's assistant, Warren Huey, will follow Eva shevski here. Detroit Advertising Man Bob Frutic, all-American end on the 1940 Michigan team on which Evashevski starred as a block ing back for Tommy Harmon, also is expected to join the five man coaching staff. Johnny Mire Facing Fight With Yankees New York, Jan. 31 4U.R1 The odds were stacked heavily against 37-year-old Johnny Mize today as he sought to salvage the remnants of his big league career with the champion New York Yankees. Mize, upon signing his 1950 contract, today was officially thrust into the battle for first base. His ehnnces of winning a regular berth with the Yankees are exceedingly slim, AA U Basketball Dated Wednesday, Two AAU BnskctbaM Icaiiuo entries will be on the bill at the iocm junior luh ym Wednes day when Mnnn's Department store takes on American Fruit at 7 p.m. followed about 8:15 when Prospect town team will piny Mobiles team. Games last nlht at the Junior high saw Mcdco pull a minor up set by cdfinji Butte Falls town team 43 to HO in the second game of a twin bill. First game of the evening found Timber Products downing Talent town team 'Mi to 26. Lovenburq High Man Lovenburg of Mcdco and Stephenson of Butte Falls. 1 wn of the hlfih seorprs In the league I tins season, matched themselves against each other In a scoring duel with Lovenburg coming out with the lushest tnl'v 115 he un.ir ed in 24 points to 18 for the Uuttc Falls plnver. All Star Card! WEESTLHKf Night BOUTS START 8:30 p.m. Jj THRILLS o SPILLS MEDFORD ARMORY TICKETS ON SALE AT BROWN'S TELEPHONE 2-6735 Tuesday, January SI, I9S0 Club Meet Evening at for Dinner 1,166 to 1,149 with Paul Cul bertson as winning captain and Wilton White losing captain, while 54 shooters took part. It was the largest entry of any of the many similar shoots held by the local club. Tomorrow night's annual din ner and election will begin at 7:30 In the new clubhouse which officers said is adequately large to accomodate all members. Diroctors Listed Hera Present board of directors con sists of James Moore, president; Henry Niedermeyer, vice presi dent; Billy Young, treasurer; Ed Pease, secretary; Harry Elcien, Ed Webber, Dan Moen, , Paul CulberUon and Sam Samson. Teams of Moen, Culbertson, Elden and Samson expire. Scores of Sunday's ahoot by individ uals follows: "Reds" Cuiberuion 40, George How ard 48. Virgil Bcwlcy 47. Harry Hawk 47. Samson 40, George VanGalder 46. Dick Hervey 46. Snm Jennings 46, Di-nk Miller 46. Jeff Clogiton 45. C. E. Miller 45. Dr. Stevenson 45, Charlea Skcetcra 44. Jim Ross 44. Don Nieder meyer 44, Hugh Brown 43. George Ends 43, John Wlseley 43, Bill Jantzer 42, Don Miller 41. John Nealon 41. Rny Colcmnn 40. Norman Judy 40, E. W. Brown 3D, Floyd Young 30. Lewis Jantzer 39 and E. Evinlnslzer 30. "Blues" Pease 50, Dick Skeeters, 40. Bill Hervey 40. Martin Clomton 47. Russell Semon 47, Wilton White 47. rrnnK uiogstnn 46, Max Kuine 46, Eel Webber 46. Ed Henselman 46. Tom MchI 47, Milo Barnes 46, Ted Morgan 10, Dr. Lemery 45. Ted Jantzer 44, Harry Elden 44, James Moore 43, Vard Miller 43. William McAllister 42, Ed Colpitis 42, Billy Young 30, Bert Peck 30, Dr. Pnske 30. Austin Cleek 38, Lcs Taylor 35, Billy Jantzer 33 and Jim Morris 31. Battling Docusens Find Foes Rougher Philadelphia, Jan. 31 (U.R) The fighting Docuism brothers of New Orolons had a miser able time of it last night. Bornie was a 14 to 5 favorite over Otis Graham of Philadel phia yet lost a 10-round deci sion here. At New Oralans MaxU was a 10-1 choice over Gulllarmo Gimlnex of Buenos Aires, yet was knocked out In the ninth round. Junior Hi 1 Butte Falls led at the first I quarter 14 to 11, the score was tied 22 to 22 at the half and Butte Falls had a 32 to 31 lead at the third quarter. Joe Fenton was high point man for Talent In Its contest with Timber Products as he pushed In 11 points while Cowen got 13 to pace the eventual win ners. Timbermen In Lead The timbermen led 11 to 7 at the first quarter, 19 to 17 at the half and 28 to 20 at the third quarter pause. AAU league games Thursday at the Junior high will put Jack sonvllle against Timber Products at 7 p.m., followed about 8:18 by Brownie's taking on Groceteria. The same evening Talent and Phoenix town teams will play at 0::i0 p.m. at the senior high gym here. Basketball MONDAY'S RESULTS St. Bonaventure 69, Texas Wesley an 89. Villanova 71, Seton Hall 54. Princeton 80, Rutgers 62. Ohio State 31. Purdue 52. Loyola IChlcaro) 41. Oklahoma A Ic M. 31. Kansas 76, Drake 50. Nebraska 65. Kamai State 63 over. time). Oklahoma City 46. Wichita 41. Detroit 64, Marquette 55. Tulane 68, Tennessee 55. Kentucky 58. Vanderbllt 94. Virginia 77. Roanoke 60. Oklahoma 65, Texai 45. Urlgham Young 61, Utah 51. Wyoming 33. Utah State 28. Gonzaga 77. Whitman 32. Arizona 80. Santa Clara 64. Loyola (L.A.I 74. Santa Barbara 51. Junior Riflemen Hold Shoot Here Medford Junior Rifle club held its regular meeting last night at Merrick'a with a good number of members present, as well as some tine senior rifle club mem bers, who are acting as instruc tors. In scoring, Jack Terzenbach snot 208 out of a possible 250, Dick Loros had 201, Dick Licb brand 183, Mickey Loros 180 and Wayne Clymer 178. Members are now shootine for medals and awards. Many have reached the pro-marksmanship stage ana interest remains high, officers said. The club has three girl mem- Ders, all of whom are giving the boys plenty of competition and show fine promise of becoming expert marksmen. The next meeting will be held Monday, February 6 at 7 p.m. In Merrick's basement, where the shooting range is located. Any boy or girl who is interested in learning to shoot a rifle is in vited. Hockey Seattle. Jan. 31 U.R) Alan Kuntz of Vancouver lost the northern division scoring lead in the Pacific Coast Hockey league. but it was only temporary. doub Adam of Tacomsv after trailing Kuntz since November 21, finally took over the lead with 67 points, two more than his Canuck rival. But Adam leaves today for New York to join the Rangers in the National Hockey league and Kuntz is a cinch to get the top spot again. In the league's southern divi sion it was still Larry Silveslri of San Francisco on top. Silves tri has 59 points, a nine-point bulge over Maurice Vaillancourt of San Diego. Anderson, Louisville Win Pro Cage Games By United Press The Anderson Packers were two and a half games behind the Indianapolis Olympians today as the Hqosier quintets continued to dominate the western division race in the National Basketball association. Bill Cross and Frank Brian each canned 18 points last night as the Packers thumped Sheboy gan 81 to 74, and sneaked up a full game on the Kentucky alumni, who lost to Syracuse 91 to 75 in Louisville. .ran,,.,-, , - - -1 naif nean PASSENGER CARS & PICKUPS Includes PARTS 1 Set of Rings 1 Set of Piston Pins 1 Set Ignition Points 1 Set of Gaskets 1 Condenser 5 Quarts Oil Necessary Valves urn 227 East 9th Junior High Vies Tonight Local Floor Medford junior high seventh, eighth and varsity (ninth) grad ers will battle similar teams from Ashland junior high start ing at 7 p.m. today on the local junior high court as the local youths continue to try and keep their 1949-50 enviable record in tact for another week. While the local youths had relatively little trouble in sub duing the Ashland boys earlier in tne season, they nave reason to believe it will not be so easy tonight in Medford. Rivalry between the two schools and towns plus the fact every opponent is laying for Mcdford's teams to break their record should make this eve ning's get-togethers close. The seventh graders will play in the girls' gym at 7 p.m. while the eighth graders start their contest at the same time in the new gym. The varsity will play at 8:15 in the new gym. ARE YOU GETTING THESE EXTRAS FROM YOUR BRAND? rrv- n The Man who Cares. . . says CARSlMRSwiiite Seal TASTES BEST COSTS LESS! CARSTAIRS BROS. DISTILLING CO.. INC., BALTIMORE, MD. BLENDED WHISKEY. 86.8 PROOF, 72 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 1938-1948 M ES Amateurs Box Wednesday Dick Adkins, the blond Grif fin Creek terror, has been sub; stituted for Joseph Wilkinson of Fort Jones against Frank Lar son, Portland, in one of the matches of the March of Dimes amateur boxing card at the arm ory tomorrow night, it was an nounced today by the sponsoring Southern Oregon Boxing club. Wilkinson was forced to fore go the bout because of illness, ac cording to word from Fort Jones. The eight-bout card will be refcrecd by Jack (Ginger) Snapp, prominent northwest middle weight professional boxer, and the first bout starts at 8:30 p. m. St. Mary's Vies Local Floor 8:15 Barring unforseen ' weather troubles St. Mary's high and Prospect high cagers will get together on the local pharochial court at 8:15 tonight in a play off of the postponed game from January 13. A prelim at 6:45 will You Get Them 1 r FLAVOR BOUQUET SMOOTHNESS MILDNESS ! ? J L i . . . I I precede the varsity contest. While neither team is In the thick of the conference top hon ors battle, Prospect might be a darkhorse for the conference tournament slated in February at Eagle Point's gym. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada you'll choose the NEW FERGUSON TRACTOR Tim was when the bigger and heavier the tractor the better for traction. Today farmers buy Ferguson for power effi ciency equal to tractors of much larger lie and greater weight. Y Tractor fir Equipment Sales Opposite Big Y Market 1916 Table Rock Road in CARSTAIRS! m EXTRA FLAVOR Ef EXTRA BOUQUET KZf EXTRA SMOOTHNESS Ef EXTRA MILDNESS PINT 45 QUART J Includes LABOR . Replace Piston Rings Replace Piston Pins Adjust Main Bearings Target Oil Pan Clean Carbon Grind Valves Tune Engine VROLET Phone 2-6115 High School Scores MONDAY'S GAMES Marshfleld 86. Coquilie 3D Mill City 43, Detroit 33. Dead line on Claw U led Adi: 5 30 D.m for fnllowtns day. 10 m Mon. day. noon Saturday (or Sunday a m. Arrange for Your Demonstration Today! f" Whites B
