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Pointers At
K.F., Ashland
At G. Pass
Medford hlch will entertain
Eagle Point high Friday night in
a game that definitely will de
termine whether the Black Tor
nado will remain in the tfliek ol
the race for Southern Oregon
conference and district 4 basket
ball honors this season.
Other conference - district
games tomorrow will send Ash
land to Grants Pass and Cen
tral Point to Klamath.
Yesterday the Tornado under
the guidance of Coach Frank
Roelandt worked on sharpening
their passing, ball handling and
shooting with a smoother bas
ket making evident. The coach
is not taking this game with
Eagle Point at all lightly, having
seen the Eagles in action.
Long Workout Held
. The local boys were a bit slow
and showed lack oi fire yester
day but Roelandt explained this
probably was due to the hard
and long workout they had had
Tuesday afternoon.
. It was evident, however, that
the local youths were sinking
baskets with more precision and
accuracy. Whether they will be
able to do so under game pres
sure may be a question but the
experience and good condition
the local youths are in should
be a deciding factor.
The Tornado boys have speed,
finesse and good physical con
dltion that often can wear down
an opponent thnt lacks these
qualities or Is a bit less condl'
tioned.
Eagle Point la undefeated In
J-D-J conference ranks and has
lost decisions to Klamath Falls
and Grants Pas In tough and
rough ball games in which the
Eagles never were out fought,
Four Local Wins
Medford has a record of four
victories and one defeat ill dis
trict and conference games lo
date. A win tomorrow night
would keep it In the race behind
first place Grants Pass high.
Over at Klamath Falls the
Pels are expected to have rela
tively little trouble in knocking
over Central Point while nt
Grants Pass the Cavemen may
have a battle against Ashland.
The latter quintets played ear
lier with G. P. winning a tough
contest SI to 41 at Ashland.
Varsity games Friday at all
three schools are booked for 8:15
p.m. following a 6:45 prelim,
Kramer Wins
50th Victory
Eugene, Ore., Feb. 0 (U.R)
Jack Kramer, noted in recent
weeks for his consistent victories
over Pancho Gonzales, ham
mered out his 50th professional
tennis singles win in 05 starts
here last night over Pancho, 6-3,
6-3.
Pancho Segura bounced back
from Tuesday night's loss to
Frank Parker In Portland to
down Parker 0-7, 7-5.
In the doubles match, Kramer
and Parker beat Segura and Gon
zales in a single set contest, 7-5,
before 4,666 fans.
RAINIERS ADD THREE
Seattle, Feb. 9 (U.RI The Se
attle Hninlers have added three
more players to their 1950 Pa
cific Coast league baseball ros
ter. Latest trio is Catcher Dewey
Williams, Infielder Mark Christ
man and Pitcher Mike Kanshln.
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Four Teams Tied Top
Spot In AAV League
A four-way tie for first place
in the second hall of tne local
AAU Basketball league No. 2
existed today following the ic
tjry tj Mann's department flcrc
quintet and Prospect tow.i teams
5 Big Games
Due Tonight
New York, Feb. 9 (U.R) Five
basketball teams now ranked as
leading candidates for invita
tions to the post-season tourna
ments next month place their
records and chances on the line
tonight.
Two of these crack combines
meet at Cleveland in the feature
game of the night Western
Kentucky (16-4) and Bowling
Green (15-7). For Bowling
Green's Falcons, this could be
their last chance to qualify for
a return trip to the national In
vitation tournament, where they
were seml-linulists last year.
Holy Cross, the nullon's only
major unbeaten quintet, will seek
Its 19th victory against Rhode
Island State at Boston. If the
Crusaders come through as ex
pected, they will be only nine
games away from a perfect sea
son. At Madison Square Garden,
New York. St. John's (18-2) fuees
Canisius (13-4), and at Peoria,
111., Bradley's Braves (19-3) will
be a heavy favorite against oft
beaten Hawaii.
Junior High
At Roseburg
Medford Junior high s seventh,
eighth and varsity (ninth) grade
basketball teams will be out to
make it a complete sweep of
their 1949-50 basketball series
with respective teams from Rose
burg Junior high when the teams
clash at ltoseburg Friday nignt.
barllcr in the season on the
local Junior high floor the local
three teams swept a three-game
scries und with comparative east
However, it is reported here tha
it well could be a different story
on Raseburg s own floor.
An ounoncnt would like notli
ing better than to stop Mrrlfora'i
winning streak and particularly
in the varsity game. The local
ninth graders or varsity quin
tet are undefeated in two sea
sons.
Triple wins for Medford quin
tets Friday night would not
clinch a Junior high conference
title for the Bulldogs but would
give them a big push toward It,
Meclford's three teams still have
games to piny nt Grants Pass
and at Klamulh tails schools,
DONKEY BASKETBALL
About $85 was raised for the
March of Dimes when a donkey
basketball game was held at ht
Mary s high gymnasium last
night between the Elks lodge
and the Eagles lodge. The final
score was a 26 to 26 tie.
Dead line Sunday Claailrled ti
Noon Saturdays.
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in games played last night at
the junior high.
Topping the list with four vic
tories and one defeat each are
Mann's, Prospect, Green's con
fectionery and Mobilgas with a
game slated for Monday, Febru
ary 13, between Mann's and
Green's coming up as a most im
portant one for both teams
This game next Monday and
another between American Fruit
and Groceteria the same evening
in the junior high gym will be
the next AAU league 2 tilts
slated this season.
Proipoct Loads Way
Last night at the junior high
Prospect led most of the way in
the evening's curtain-faller to
down Brownie's Plumbing and
Heating 57 to 47 and in the op
ener of the night Mann's led at
every quarter whistle to defeat
Crater Lake Lumber 64 to 51.
Bebb pushed in 19 points, Billy
Arnold 12 and Lindley slapped
in 20 to lead Mann s to victory
while Chuck Romine'sunk 24
points to do most of the scoring
for the lumbermen team.
Mann's led at the first quar
ter 13 to 12, at the half 25 to 22
and at the third quarter it was
47 to 35.
In the evening's second game
Prospect held a 13 to 6 first
period lead, raised it to 28 to 20
at the half and the scoreboard
read 40 to 35 for Brownie's at
the third quarter. Prospect kept
Brownie's down to seven points
in the fourth quarter while the
winners scored 12.
No Garnet Tonight
Dolenscheck with 12 points,
Prausse with 10 and Popp who
scored 13 led the Prospect town
ies to victory. Scoring for Brown
ie's was pretty evenly distributed
among all players.
AAU Backetball league games
at the junior high Friday will
send Phoenix against Crazy
Swayze at 7 p.m. followed by a
game to be announced later.
Butte Falls and Timber Products
will not play as scheduled.
There will be no AAU games
at the junior high tonight.
Seals Forseen
First Division
San Francisco, Feb. 9 !U.R)
Lefty O'Doul, baseball's most
Inconsistent successful manager,
predicted today that his San
Francisco Seals, a sluggish sev
enth last year, will finish in the
first division of the Pacific Coast
league this season.
At the same time he said he
thought that the new Greenberg
Starr tie-up in San Diego would
make the Padres a tough club
Greenberg, general manager of
the Cleveland Indians, recently
was named a director of the
Padres.
The Branch Rickey connection
of the Hollywood Stars also will
continue to make that outfit for
midable, O'Doul believes.
Asked how about Oakland,
O'Doul said: "Maybe the New
York Yanks and the Oakland
club aren't as close together as
some think. The Acorns may
have some trouble.
Pro Basketball
Game Results
By United Proit
Warren Perkins, a former Tu-
lane star now wearing the livery
of the Trl-City Blackhawks, was
credited today with one of the
finest clutch scoring perform
ances of the National Basketball
association season.
The slim, dark-haired pro
freshman ripped six points
through the cords in an overtime
period to lead the Hawks to a
99 to 94 victory over the Phil
adelphia Warriors last night. He
also emerged as his team's high
scorer with 16 points.
In other games lost night. St.
Louis beat New York, 84-82, in
double overtime; Syracuse
trounced Sheboygan. 106-81: and
Waterloo beat Washington, 77-70.
Al, Em Zimmerman Stop
Here At Country Club
Al and Em Zimmerman, pro
fessional golfing brothers of
Portland, were brief visitors at
Rogue Valley Country club yes
terday. They were en route
home after participating in Cali
fornia and Arizona tournaments.
Em and his partner tied for
low pro-nmateur at Tucson. He i
is with Alrierwood club.
Dead line Sunns (-!, ft .a a,
Noon Saturdays.
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Local Rifle
Merchandise
Shoot Sunday
A non-registered merchandise
shoot to mark the beginning of
a busy shooting season for the
Medford Rifle club will be held
Sunday, February 12. nt the in
door range at Merrick's, officers
announced today. Riflemen
whether club members or not
are eligible to compete.
The shoot will start at 10 a.m.
and a free lunch will be served
with sandwiches, doughnuts, cof
fee, milk and cookies as part
of the menu, officers said.
Five matches will be shot with
a small entrance fee charged for
each match.
"Bring Your Rifle"
Men and women interested in
taking part should report by 10
m. Sunday at the incitfor range
to enter. Merchandise prizes
have been obtained and the lunch
served at noon will be free
"Just bring your rifle and a lot
of x ammunition, chairman
Charles Christopher said.
Top shooters at the rifle club
shoot last night, held at the
indoor range, were Frank Rush
381, Marion Smith 378, Max Ter-
zenbach 375, Lew Conger 374
and Eileen Hunting 373.
Bauer Girls
In Florida
Palm Beach. Fla., Feb. 9 (U.R)
The Bauer sisters, Alice and
Marlene, attracted most of the
attention today as play in the
Palm Beach women's golf cham
pionship entered the second
round.
The beauteous Bauers from
Midland, Tex., looked unstop
pable as they breezed past first
round opponents yesterday. Al
ice whipped Betty Bush. of Ham
mond, Pa., 4 and 3, while Mar
lene eliminated Mary Anne
Downey of Baltimore, 3 and 2.
Today's pairings pitted Alice
against Helen Hampton of Chat
tanooga, Tenn., and Marlene
against Betty Dodd of Fort Sam
Houston, Tex.
Roy Banta Wins First
Leg On Handicap Award
Roy Banta won his first leg on
the latest handicap trophy of the
pistol division of the Medford
Rifle club when the group fired
at targets in Merrick's indoor
range Tuesday night. Twenty
four persons took part.
Max Terzenbach recorded top
score of the evening with a 272,
followed bv Clinton Charley
with 257, Charles Forte 255, Roy
Hewitt 254 and Cliff Friend 247
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Dusette Faces Busy
Evening With Bear
Georges Dusette's
powerful
full nelson, which has subdued
many an opponent on the ar
mory mat, probably will stand
him in no stead tonight when
he tangles with Gorgeous Ous,
a 450-pound black bear from the
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fall on Gus. Fox, owner of the
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bear's shoulders to the mat for
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Portland Meadow
Track For Sale
Portland, Ore.. Feb. 9 0J.R)
The $2,000,000 Portland Mead
ows race track was under fore
closure today following the sign
ing of a default decree on a
$441,000 mortgage by Circuit
Judge Ralph Holman of Oregon
City.
The Multnomah county sheriff
will put the Meadows up for tale
four weeks after notice is pub
lished. In addition to the large
sum still owed on the mortgage,
the First National bank is asking
for $16,652.84 in back interest
charges, and $5000 for attorney
fees.
No track representatives ap
peared in behalf of the owners.
Basketball
Yntr 51). Columbia 40
Kordham 61. Hofstrn 52
CCNY 68, St. Francis 46
Svracuse 60, Niagara 55
Villanova 77, Seton Hall 68
Penn 66. Penn smie
Navv 71. Bucknell 54
Georgetown 73, Rutgers 73
Virginia 70. Richmond 40
Alabama 58. Mississippi State 38
Denver 79. Louisville 70
Oklahoma A & M 43. Pittsburgh 34
Stewart Chevrolets 50. Los Angeles
Police 48
N. Idaho 64, EOC 63
San Franctsco State 48. College ot
Pacific 43
Boise JC 56. Southern Idnho 46
High School Scores
WEDNESDAY'S GAMES
Hrrtwimvlllp AO. Hcio 30
Cornell 31. St. Mary's (The Dalles) 25
Gaston 59, Jewell 31
Independence 42. Dayton 34
Baker 40. Ontario 39
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Raiders to Play
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Chico, Cal., Feb. 9 (U.PJ
Southern Oregon college's bas
ketball team travels to Chico for
Far Western conference games
Friday and Saturday evenings as
the Red Raiders try to get back
into the fight for the conference
title after laying off league
games for two other games.
Chico currently is leading the
conference with nine victories
and one defeat while the Raiders
have won four and lost two to
tie for second place with Cal
Aggies. Last week-end Chico de
feated San Francisco State 60 to
45 andTll to 53.
Capt. Keith Wade of SOC cur
rently is sixth in the 10 high
scorers column tor the confer
ence with 95 points in six games
for an average of 15.9 points per
game. He is tied with two oth
ers for the best average per
game.
John Barger of the Raiders
ranks tenth with 68 points in six
games and 11.3 points per game
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NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS
W L T Pti
New Westminster 28
Tacoma 6
Vancouver . ...26
Portland -. 24
Seattle .. 21
Victoria 1
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San Diego 6, San Francisco 2
Portland 6, Seattle 4
New Westminster 4. Victoria 3
Grade School Tourney
At C. P. March 8 To 1 1
Central Point, Feb. 9 The
annual grade school basketball
tournament for schools in high
school and non-high school dis
tricts will be held in the Central
Point gymnasium March 8
through March 11, it was learn
ed today.
This event annually attract!
10 to 12 schools from this section
of the valley with most every
one represented except perhaps
quintets in Medford. However,
this year St. Mary's grade school
of Medford may be entered.
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