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Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 13
U.R) Marlcne and Alice Bauer,
the colden liiiia of noli, moved
on to a new grab at glory today
In the Everglades Scotch four
some tournament after their trl-
uninhs of the week-end.
Fifteen-year-old Marlcne beat
Sports for
the Week
MONDAY
AAU Basketball league man
agers' meeting, junior high
gym, S p. m. Major Bowling
Uagua, 7:30 p. m. Junior Ri
fle club moating, Morrick'i,
7:30 p. m. Girls' Intra-mural
baktball finals and . grade
school basketball, St. Mary's
gym. p. m. aau Basxaioau
laagua games (two), junior
high, 7 p. m. Central Point
Athletic association annual
meet. Legion hall, 7:30 p. m.
TUESDAY
Myrtle Creek high at Cen
tral Point (J-D-J), 8:15 p. m.
Pistol division, Medford Ri
fle club shoot, Merrick's, 7:30
p. m. Seventh, eighth and
varsity at Grants Pass junior
high, 7 p. m. Ladies' Bowl
ing league, 8 p. m. Grade
school junior varsity basket
ball (Jackson at Roosevelt.
Lincoln at Washington), 4:13
WEDNESDAY
AAU Basketball league
games (two), junior high gym,
7 p. m. Medford Rifle club
weokly shoot, Merrick's, 7:30
p. m. Eagle Point high at
Klamath Falls (district-conference),
8:15 p. m. Commercial
Bowling league, 7:30 p. m.
J. Orbin Cooksey shows Alas
kan pictures. Central Point Le
gion hall. 8 p. m.
THURSDAY
County class B baskotball
tourney opens, Eagle Point
high gym, 2 p. m. City Bowl
ing league. 7 p. m. Volley
ball league games at senior
high girls' gym and YMCA,
7 p. m. All-star wrestling
card, armory. 8:30 p. m. AAU
Basketball league games (two),
junior high, 7 p. m.
FRIDAY
Senior high at Ashland (conference-district))
prelim 6:45
p. m. County B high school
tournament. Eagle Point
Junior high eiqhth and var
sity vs. Klamath junior high,
Medford gym, 3 p. m. Grit
fin Creek at Oak Grove school,
7 p. m. Southern Oregon col
lege at Cal Aggies Mixed
Bowling league, 7:30 p. m.
SAlUHUAY
Senior high vs. Illinois Val
ley (Kerby) (district-conference).
Medford gym prelim
B:45 p. m. County B high
school tournament finals.
Eagle Point gym School
gyms open for recreation 10
a. m. to noon and 1 to 3 p. m.
Church Basketball league
(four games). YMCA. 6 p. m.
Youth Bowling league. 1 p. m.
SOC at Cal Aggies.
High School Scores
BATWDAY BESt'I.TS
Oregon Froh 70. HilUhoro 4?
OSC Rooki 30. Mri.h field 43
Pendleton 48. The Dollet 38
Central Catholic Bfl. Concordia 49
Mlhvauki 48, Or it on City 43
Went Linn 33, Hcnverton 41
Monmouth 41. Fulls City 2fl
Ijt Grande 44. Baker 41 toverUm)
Banks 40. Nehalem 3ft
Klamath rHit 33. MM ford 90
Sandy 31. Woodburn 45
North Bend 33. Coqutlle 38
Sweet Home 60, Newport 28
Hockey
PACIFIC COAST LF.AGIE
Seattle 5. Tncoma 3
ffatlonsl ttaiue
ChicAKo 1, Toronto t
New York 4. Detroit 0
Boston 9. Montreal 3
MAIL TRIBUNE
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Mariana Bauer
her big sister, Alice, 22, In the
finals of the Palm Beach Wom
en's tournament Saturday. Then
the Midland, Tex., girls teamed
yesterday to down veterans
Peggy Kirk and Louise Suggs,
1 up. In an exhibition.
Shorts Familiar
Today they were out on the
course again, their sun-kissed
legs bursting from the brief
shorts which have become so
familiar' on the Florida courses
this winter.
In this tournament each wom
an entry teams with a socialite
male partner. They take alter
nate shots, playing against a
similar team. Alice was rjaired
with Clarke Hardwick of Bel-
Air, Md., and Marlcne with
Reginald Boardman of Palm
Beach.
Medal play was scheduled by
the teams today, with match
play beginning tomorrow.
The girls, figured to be tired
yesterday after their tooth-nnd-nall
battle against one another
Saturday, and thev did start
slowly. Thev were trailing, one
nown, most of the way.
Marlene Hits Flaa
But on the 16th hole Brim
young Marlene hit the flag with
a 200-yard approach shot. She
noled out the second putt and
the Baucrs were all even with
their foe. On the 17th it was
22-yenr-old Alice's turn. Calmlv
she plunked in a 35-foot putt to
take the lead for good.
Saturday's match was not so
close. Marlcne zoomed out in
front and gave her sister a
trouncing, and at the end an
affectionate hug to show it was
all just a game.
This was a victory Marlene
dearly wanted, for It brought
her up to a 2-2 tic in the four
championship finals the pirls
have played against one another.
State Cage
Meet Shaping
Portland, Ore., Feb. 13 U.R)
There still may be many a slip
ueiwecn now ana mid-March
when the Oregon state basket
ball championships open in Eu
gene fur the stale's nreuslers
and district playoffs still can
Hinder a few hopefuls but the
standout teams already are ob
vious. LaGrande edited Baker. 44 to
41, In an overtime battle Snitir-
day lo cniitmc the sub-district
one title and has only to meet
the winner amoiiL' Ontario. Nvs-
sa and Vale for the state tour
nament berth.
Grants Past Leads
Grants Pass has won 18 or 19
games and appears a sure win
ner in district five, while Roofc-
vcu is romping home undefeated
in the Portland city loop.
Marahfirld had a 19-5 record
in district six.
Other sure district winners
appear to he Miltnn-Frccwatrr,
Bend, Eugene. Cprvnllij, New
berg, Hillsboro. Seaside, Salem,
Central Catholls, Scappoosc and
Jefferson of Portland as runner-up
to Roosevelt,
STAUFFER PASTE
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ORCHARD WASTE
) with
Monday, February 13. 19S0
Semi-Pros
Set May 14
As Opening
Southern Oregon Baseball
league members unanimously re
elected the in-ill olticers and set
May 14 at date ot the opening
games of the season at their an
nual meeting at Grants Pass yes
terday. The officers re-elected are I.
R. Frldeeer. Ashland, president;
Frank Langley, Grants Pass, as
vice president, and J. Q. Adams,
Ashland, secretary-treasurer. .
Withdrawal of Prospect was
announced and Brookings was
given No. 1 priority for the va
eated franchise it was reported.
A Hilt. Cal.. representative at
tended, and expressed Interest in
entering a team in the Southern
Oreaon Iood.
Central Point, Crescent City,
Grants Pars. Ashland and Med'
ford team officials attended.
Roseburg and Myrtle Creek base
ball backers sent word that they
would enter teams this year, ac
cording to a league spokesman.
League officers delayed draw
ine ud a schedule until the stat
us of semi-pro baseball at Med
ford and Ashland was more def
initely determined. It was voted
to investigate the possibility and
expense of a league insurance
program for ball players.
Adams was instructed to con
tact the Northern California
league concerning an inter
league all-star game.
Central Point to
Play Myrtle Creek
Central Point. FeD. 13 cen
tral Point high's basketball
crew will aim at keeping its
JDJ leauue titular hopes alive
here Tuesday evening when Jt
plays ivtyrtie Green.
To date the Pointers have
three wins and one loss in the
loop. They have trimmed Myrtle
Creek once and Sutherlin twice
and lost to Eagle Point which is
currently unbeaten in the circuit.
Central Point has had little
luck this season in Southern Ore
gon conference play and would
like to make up for those set
backs with a successful JOJ loop
season.
Tomorrow's contest will follow
a 7 p.m. preliminary.
Junior Cagers to
Play Grants Pass
Medford junior high seventh,
eighth and varsity, for whom
triple clean sweeps are almost
a habit this season, will try for
another when they travel to
Grants Pass on Tuesday.
The scraps are scheduled for
evening. Early in January the lo
cal junior high won a triplehead
er from Grants Pass by lopsided
scores, but can expect a stilt
battle from tne revenge-minded
Cavekids.
COAST CONFERENCE
BASKETBALL STANDINGS
Southern Division
Team W L Pet
UCLA 3 1 .833
USC 4 2 .667
California 2 4 .333
Stanford 1 3 .167
Northern Division!
WSC 8 4 .867
Washington 6 4 .600
Oregon State 5 5 .900
Idaho 3 5 .375
Oregon 4 8 .333
Basketball
PKOFESSIONAU
Sunday Hrsultn
Fori Way no 78, Rochester 74
MtnnenpollH 88, Boston 70
St. Louis ftfl. Philadelphia 70
Syracuse 102. Waterloo 98
Indlnnnpolts 03, Tri-City 89
COU.ECK
Saturday Hrtniltf
Lewis V Clark 37, Whitman T
Vnnpnrt H3. Eastern Oregon
College or Idnho t2, Pacific 44
Sfln Francisco 74, V. M. Inst. 32
Wrnntrhee 72. Clark JC 61
Puget Sound 42. Pacific Lutheran 37
Co.oindo Shite SO, Montana Stale 85
I miege ot ramie 62. Fresno State OB
Stewart Chevrolet .17. Nevada 49
Central Wellington 83. St. Martins 51
reppermue LxmiavtUe 02
Lipscomb Picked As
Partner For Atlas
The Great Atlas has selected
Jack Lipscomb, in the midst of
a three-match winning streak, to
be his partner in Thursday
night's tag team fracas against
Georges Dusettc and Karl Gray.
The Atlas was bent on obtain
ing someone foreign to local
wrestling circles but when he
was unable to do so. decided up
on Lipscomb as the "roughest
and toughest guy I know, be
sides myself."
Oak Grove Team
Defeats Glide
Oak Grove grade school's var
sity hoopsters, victorious at Glide
on Saturday night, move to St.
Mary's gym tonight where they
vie in the preliminary to a St.
Mary's girls' intramural finale.
The Grovers nudged Glide 39
to 32. It was a close tiff all the
way with the Jackson county
five netting its margin of victory
in the final moments. Halfway
count favored Oak Grove 19 to
18. Oak Grove al.o nabbed the
seventh grade encounter 43 to
1U.
Tonight Oak Grove faces the
St. Mary's graders at 7 o'clock.
In the main game seniors meet
the juniors in a tussle climaxing
the St. Mary s girls intramural
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The super-egotist gave Gray
a thorough going over last week
with his full nelson and Dusette
took Gray's side in objecting to
the manner in which it was
done. Because of the intense ri
valry and the great dislike the
other grapplers have for the self
styled Mr. America, the match
should turn out to be a dilly.
Pierre LaBelle, the good-looking
French-Canadian who is a
strong favorite here, will oppose
Arne Skaaland in the one-hour
opener, starting at 8:30 p. m. It
will be Skaaland's inaugural ap-
Eearance in southern Oregon.
aBelle, who has been seen here
many times, hasn't been in the
vicinity for several months.
The armory box office will
open at 7:30 p. m. Thursday and
in the meantime ringside tick
ets are on sale at Brown's, 101
East Main street.
Billy Graham Ponders
Return Go With Gavilan
New York, Feb. 13 (U.R)
Handsome Billy Graham, upset
conqueror of Cuban Kid Gavilan.
was given the choice today of
taking a shot at Sugar Ray Rob
inson's welterweight crown or
meeting Gavilan in a return bout.
Irish Billy of New York, a 4-1
underdog, won a split 10-round
decision over the speedy Hav
ana "Keed" at Madison Square
Garden Friday night.
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Medford
Gun Club
Wins Match
Medford Gun club scattergun
ners maintained their jinx over
Central Point Sportsmen's club
shooters by taking the second
half of the inter-city competi
tion yesterday at the Medford
grounds.
The triumph gave the Med
fordites a 943 total score com
pared to 929 for Central Point.
In the first round at Central
Point two weeks ago the Sports
men's club had gained a 462 to
460 edge.
The Inter-city victory was
Medford's third in a row over
Central, Point in the annual
c ent.
Yesterday more than 50 shoot
ers were on hand for the quali
fying round. The 10 high from
each club made up the teams for
the 50-bird event.
Medford scores were Sam
Samson 48, Bill McAlister 48,
Ed Pease 49, Dick Skeeters 48,
Henry Niedermeyer 50, Charles
Skeeters 46, E. W. Brown 48,
Jim Moore 50, Martin Clogston i
48, Dick Hervey 48. j
Central Point totals were Pete i
Driscoll 48, Bill Huston 46, Max
Kulbe 46. Charles Bendell 47,
Ed Henselman 47, Harry Hawk,
46, Merv Gleason 48, Jim Ross 1
49. George Van Galder 46, Frank !
Clogston 44. I
Niedermeyer and Moore had ;
high score for the day in all
events by breaking 100 straight
targets. Ed Pease broke 99 out
of 100 and Bill McAlister, Dick
Skeeters and Sam Samon each
98.
GRADERS TO PLAY !
Jackson will play at Roosevelt i
and Washington will be host to j
Lincoln in grade scnooi junior
varsity basketball games Tues
day at 4:15 p.m.
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Robinson Will Fight
Walczak February 27
St. Louis, Feb. 13 (U.F)
Promoter Hans Bernstein said to
day that welterweight champion
Ray (Sugar) Robinson will meet
Jean Walczak of France in a
non-title 10-round bout here
Feb. 27.
Walczak has won 43 of his 55
Crofessional flights, 17 of them
y knockouts. He won the
French welterweight crown two
years ago by knocking out Omar
Kouidri,
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Joe Hatten Signs
Contract With Dodgers
New York, Feb. 13 tU.PJ
Joe Hatten, 32-year-old southpaw
pitcher, signed his 1950 contract
with the Brooklyn Dodgers to
day and became the club's 20th
player to agree to terms.
Earlier, the Dodgers announc
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from Pitchers Willard Ramsdell
and Morris Martin, both of
whom were optioned to minor
league clubs last season.
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