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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, February 3, 1950
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Senior High, Roseburg
Piay Here On Saturday
Medford senior high's basket
ball quintet will continue its
1949-50 season Saturday with
its first home game since Janu
ary 20 when it meets Roseburg
high In a non-conference game on
the local floor starting at
8:15 p. m.
This evening the same two
teams are competing on the Rose
burg high floor.
Last home game for the Black
Tornado cagers was against
Klamath Falls on January 20
when the local youths coached
by Frank Roclandt edged the
Pelican quintet.
Next League Gam
Medford dumped Central
Point high In a Southern Oregon
conference-District 4 clash last
Saturday at the Pointers' gym
for its last game played. Next
conference clash for the Tornado
will be against Eagle Point in
Eagles, CP.
Cagers Dated
Saturday Eve
Eagle Point and Central Point
will be scenes of basketball
games Saturday evening when
Myrtle Creek appears on the
Eagles floor for a J-D-J league
contest and Central Point is host
to Ashland high for a Southern
Oregon conference-district 4
Jet-together.
Games for the two valley
schools tonight send Central
Point to Myrtle Creek and the
Eagles to Ashland high,
So far the Eagles are unde
feated in J-D-J competition and
head that conference standings
and they have dropped but one
game in the Southern Oregon
conference district 4 competi
tion. Central Point has failed to win
a Southern Oregon conference
and district game but ranks high
in the J-D-J race.
Varsity games for all these
teams will start about 8:15 after
a 6:30 prelim.
Volleyball Contests
Results Are Listed
Lumbermen, Teachers, Air
Base and Businessmen won
games In the local YMCA's spon
sored volleyball league last
night with games taking place
at the senior high girls' gymna
sium and at the YMCA gymna
sium. The Lumbermen defeated the
Bankers, the Teachers downed
the Fruftmen, the Air Base de
feated Camp White and the
Businessmen were victors over
the Lawyers.
BOWLING
CITY LEAGUE
Jerry Burroughs of the Tenm
stcrs' union team in the City
Bowling league rolled high in
dividual series with a S61 last
night when the loop held Its
weekly competition at the Med
ford Bowling lanes. R. Ott of
the E. H. Mnnn company bowled
high individual game with a 211.
High team scries and high
team game were recorded by the
Copco team with 2,628 and 950
respectively.
CITY l.KAUUK STANDINGS
Teams Won
Copco 16
S.OD.I 1.1
E H. Mann Company . 11
Teamsters Union 11
American Legion . 9
Hnrold Brown ARency .. 7
Mail Tribune 7
Edgerton Motors 4
Lost
Mann Co. 3
on sot
Moser ............ 4(19
Mnnn 478
Absentee. 501
Wilier 550
3507
Edifrton 3
Webster 450
Phillips Ml
Hanim ... 423
Gray 353
Plankenhorn.. 520
3370
Legion 1
Hooper 423
C. Goold - 3H1
Fctrrl .... 43H
Peters 3RII
H. Goold 462
3373
Brown's 1
Bonne 433
Findley 4H4
Swearlniten .... 434
Morehouse .... 453
WelsenburRer 474
Copco 3
Barry B42
Kohn 427
Thompson 503
rjeverell 508
Brock 600
2028
Teamsters 1
Bolllniter 41111
D. Lubbers 4B0
V. Lubbers m. 420
Vessey . 5U
Burroughs .... 3t 1
Medford February 10.
Coach Roelundt has been
working out his charges each
morning this week since school
was dismissed while teachers
corrected exam papers and some
improvement in the locals' point
making has been shown, observ
ers reported.
Biggest trouble the Tornado
had last week against the Point
ers was the trouble in making
baskets even though the boys
had many openings and shots
tried.
Local Starters Set
Probable starters for the local
quintet tomorrow night will find
Jack Morris and Connie Holz
gang at guards, Don Dcnman at
center and Bob Shores and La
rue Smith, forwards.
Medford currently has a con
ference record of four wins and
one defeat to place second be
hind Grants Pass, which is in
first place with four wins and
no losses. Eagle Point, with three
wins and one defeat, is third, and
Klamath Falls, with four and
two, is fifth.
The varsity game here Satur
day will begin about 8:15 p. m.
after a 8:45 p. m. preliminary.
Ladies Day Tournament
To Be Resumed March 2
At Country Club Here
Ladles' day play at Roeue
Valley Country club will be re
sumed on March 2, the govern
ing board of the Rogue Valley
Women's Golf association an
nounced today.
ine ladder tournament, which
has been In progress for some
time, will conclude on Febru
ary 18.
The board will meet again on
February 17 at 1:30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Robert Shepherd,
Saginaw drive.
SIXTH GRADE TOURNEY
The annual sixth grade Invita
tional tournament will be held
Friday and Saturday, March 24
and 26, it was announced today.
Eleven schools are expected to
taKe part, otticials said.
Sports for
the Week
THURSDAY
Harlem Globetrotters (Ne
groes) vs. AAU league all
stars, sonior high gym; pre
lim 6:30 p.m. City Bowling
loagus, 7 p. m. All-star wres
tling, armory, 8:30 p. m
San Francisco Stat vs. SOC
(boxing), SOC gym, 8 p.m.
Volley ball, sonior high girls'
gym and YMCA, 7 p.m.
FRIDAY
C n t r a 1 Point at Myrtle
Creak (J-D-J), 8:15 p.m
Senior high vs. Grants Past
(team boxing), Medford gym.
8 p. m. Eagle Point high at
Ashland (district - conference),
8:15 p. m. County class B
games (Butte Falls at Prospect,
Rogue River at Gold Hill, St.
Mary's at Talent, Jacksonville
at Phoenix), 8:15 p. m, Mixed
Bowling league, 7:30 p. m.
Orogon college at SOC gym,
8:15 p. m. Senior high at
Roseburg (baskotball), 8:15
p. m. Lone Pine grade school
at Oak Grove, 7 p.m. Eighth
and varsity at Klamath Falls;
4 p.m. AAU basketball (two)
Junior hlqh 7 p.m.
SATURDAY
Roseburg at senior high, 8:15
p. m Ashland high at Cen
tral Point (dislrlct-conforance),
8:15 p. m Myrtle Creek high
at Eagle Point (J-D-J), 8:15
p. m. School gymnasiums
open, 10 a. m. io noon and
1 to 3 p. m. Church basket
ball (four games), YMCA gym,
8 p. m. Oregon college at
SOC gym.
R.O.D.I. 2
Hssen 400
Mathlson 505
Schlpper 428
Schrecenitoit.. 312
Morgan .. S32
2473
Trlhunt.t
Anderson 33d
Stovnll 351
Casey , 400
Slend .. 450
Whldden 403
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tree .rom pests
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ORE.-IDAHO
FRIDAY 7:30 P.M.
OSC-WASH.
SATURDAY 8 P.M.
DIAL 1400
KWIN
S. F. Defeats
SOC's Boxers
Ashland, Feb. 3 San Fran
cisco State college defeated
Southern Oregon college 5 to 3
in an intercollegiate boxing
match here last night with two
matches forfeited to the Cantor
mans because of SOC having no
fighters In the classes, giving
3. r . btale the decision.
The results:
130-pound Bill Boyer SOC)
decisioned John Fisher.
135-pound Dave Ericka (S.F.)
decisioned Dalton James.
145-pound Burton Skinner
(SOC) decisioned Jack Campbell.
185-pound Ken Lindley (SOC)
decisioned Dick Boyd.
175-pound Fuzz Freshet (S.F.)
decisioned Lou Maurer.
Heavyweight Hal Browne
(S.F.) scored tko over Harry
Reiton.
Exhibition Burnle Rudd and
Jim Owen (both SOC), no
decision.
WEATHER
By United Press
Northern California Mostly
cloudy today, tonight and Satur
day with a few scattered sprin
kles likely today and tonight and
rain Saturday. Warmer today
and tonight. Wind off coast most
ly southeasterly 12-25 mph, in
creasing to 25-35 mph tonight or
Saturday from Fort Bragg north.
Hollywood. Feb. 3 U.R Ex-
aclrcss Marion Hughes Van Eps
seeks $835 monthly support for
herself and infant son in a sep
arate maintenance suit against
lanky movie player Willard
Parker. She charges cruelty in
the suit filed yesterday.
Traps hoot At
CP On Sunday
Central Point, Feb. 3 Scatter
gun teams from the Medford
Gun club and the Central Point
Sportsman's club will compete
Sunday starting about noon in
j the first of a two-day series. The
I same two teams will match
IJUiuia Hi inc mcuiuiu vxuu ciuu
Sunday, rebruary iz.
The traps at the CP. club near
tne baseball parK will open at
10 a.m. Sunday.
The Sportsman's club here
also announced that motion pic
tures taken by Orbin Cooksey
last year In Alaska will be shown
at a public meeting in the Cen
tral Point Legion hall February
15 at 8 p.m. The show will be
open to the public as well as to
members of the club.
Sportsmen of Central Point
and Medford belong to the Cen
tral Point Sportsman's club that
meets once a month at its club
house on the third Wednesday.
Oregon State Vs.
Huskies Slated
Corvallls. Feb. 3 Oregon
State and Washington collide on
the maple boards for the first
time this season in mammoth
Gill coliseum Friday and Satur
day. Both games will start at 8
p.m.
All reserve seats for Satur
day's game, which will be the
feature event of Dad's day on
the campus, are sold out, but
several hundred are still avail
able for Friday. General admis
sions will go on sale at the gates
each night.
Capacity crowds are expected
both nights unless another snow
storm strikes.
Lipscomb Again Wins
Over Buck Davidson
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Buck Davidson can't lick Jack
Lipscomb. At least, he's failed
miserably in two consecutive at
tempts to do It. The second try
was at the armory last night
when Lipscomb came out on the
long end of the two-out-of-three-fall
affair.
It looked for a while like Da
vidson meant business when he
pummelled Lipscomb about the
the ring and took the first fall
with a stomping leg hold. Lips
comb got the upper hand at the
outset of the second heat and
gave Buck a good basting before
evening the falls with a body
press.
Chases Lipscomb
Davidson spent part of the
remaining 9 minutes and 20 sec
onds chasing Lipscomb around
the outside of the ring and that
is what cost him the deciding
fall. Bucko had taken some
rough treatment when he threw
Lipscomb out of the ring and
went after him.
That happened three times and
as Davidson was crawling back
in the third time, Lipscomb was
waiting for him and applied the
crusher via another body press.
The Great Atlas, who demand
ed that he be introduced as the
Peacock of the Ring, was noth
ing more than a big boob as far
as the audience was concerned.
However, amid the crowd's boos
and Jeers, Atlas hod little trou
ble in taking two straight falls
over Harry Elliott, who substi
tuted for the injured Lee Grable.
Bell Shows Lot
Ted Bell showed a lot of class
before succumbing to George
Dusette's full nelson in the
opener.
Promoter Mack Lillard an
nounced that Gorgeous Gus, a
450-pound wrestling bear, will
appear against some outstanding
wrestler next Thursday night.
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