Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 24, 1950, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr mm Red Raider Boxers Defeat Chico State by 4'A to 3'A Ashland. Feb. 24 Southern Oregon college boxing team won its first Far Western conference intercollegiate match last night when it edged the high ranking Chico State leatherpushers 4Vi OREGON vs. Oregon State TONIGHT AND SATURDAY 8 P.M. DIAL 1400 KWIN DONT MISS THE KIWANIS MINSTREL SHOW TONIGHT and SAT.! mm Does Your Brand Have All 4 Extras? if NOT, get CARSTAIRS! FLAVOR BOUQUET SMOOTHNESS MILDNESS i ? A The Man who Cares. . . says CARSTMRS White Seal TASTES BEST COSTS LESSI CARSTAIRS BROS. DISTILLING CO., INC BALTIMORE. MP. BLENDED WHISKEY, 861 PROOF, 727b GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS 11 to 3'4 before a large crowd at inc nea naiaers gym. The results: Herb Shepard (SOC) defeated Ray McKay (127 pound class). Dalton James (SOC) defeated Irvin Robertson (135 pounds). Don Campbell (SOC) defeated Garth Dumming (155 pounds). Louis Maurer (SOC) defeated Vernon Regier (175 pounds). Ken Lindley (SOC) held to draw by Herb Jergentz (165 pounds.) Mel Jones (Chico) defeated Bill Boyer (130 pounds). Dick Hoffman (Chico) defeat ed Burton Skinner (145 pounds). Nick Floratos (Chico) defeated Bob Rupp (heavyweights). In exhibitions Frank White (Chico) drew with Bob Bover (SOC) and Frank Cuffe (Chico) defeated Don Rutter (SOC). Fred Spiegelberg of Medford refereed the matches. Tyson Named Golfing Pro Ken Tyson, assistant profes sional at Olympic Country club, Seattle, for the past two and one half years, arrived yesterday to take the post of assistant pro at Rogue Valley Country club. Tyson has had about five years' experience as a pro. He spent a year under Walter Pur sey at Rainier Country club and a year before that at West Seat tle municipal course. He has a wife and child and will bring them here when he finds an apartment. Portland Beavers Lose Services Of Pitcher Riverside, Cal., Feb. 24 (U.R) Portland won't have the full- t :e services of starting Pitcher Roy Helser until June. Helser, who won 16 games for the Beavers last season while compiling an earned-run aver age of 2.94, will stay on his bas ketball and baseball coaching duties at Linfield Junior college until the close of school. Manager Bill Sweeney said he would use Helser for home games and the flinger will fly to out of town week-end games until June. Bjf ixm FLAVOR $ XTKA BOUQUET 5f IXTKA SMOOTHNESS Ojf IXTRA MILDNESS . 413 QUART TINT CARSTAIRS i VNtHt CP 9 Retrievers Trial Slated The Rogue Valley Retriever club in conjunction with the! Shasta cascade Ketriever ciuo of Klamath Falls is holding a picnic trial at the Table Rock Estates Sunday. This type of trial is to help prepare the dogs that will be running in the circuit in March. The circuit starts in Los An geles, March 4 and S: San Fran cisco, March 11 and 12; Klamath Falls, March 18 and 19: Port land, March 25 and 26. The local club is having its second sanctional trial April 1 and 2 and will then hold its first point trial in the fall circuit. The public is invited to attend Sunday's trial. The Nan Winne stakes will start at 8 a.m. and the open all age will be run in the afternoon. North Division Title Balanced Seattle, Feb. 24 (U.R) Title hopes in the Pacific Coast con ference northern division basket ball race go on the line tonight in Moscow, Ida., and Corvallis, Ore. The defending champion Ore gon State Beavers will tangle with their cross-state University of Oregon arch-rivals while the University of Washington tilts against the improving Idaho Vandals. A loss for Washington would throw them out of any mathe matical chances for the title. A win for Oregon would dim the Beavers' hopes for a repeat crown. The Ducks will be gunning for a win tonight in order to break a season's jinx of 12 straight losses away from their home court. 6 School Gyms To Open Saturday For Contests Six school gymnasiums in Medford will be open for recrea tion again Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. with boys reminded that they must not wear street shoes on the floors. Basketball is the same played most of the time, those in charge have reported. The gyms to be open tomor row include the senior high, Jprkson. Lincoln, junior high Roosevelt and Washington. The indoor recreation program ori ginally was scheduled to end with tomorrow but it may be extended if bad weather con tinues. Lon Stiner Jr. Grid Candidate, Portland Portland, Ore., Feb. 24 HJ.R) Lon Stiner Jr., son of the for mer Oregon State college foot ball coach, will enter Portland's Grant high school and help the Generals defend their state grid title next year. Stiner Sr. moved to Portland to enter business and disclosed today that the luck of house hunting would put his son, a 180-pound, six foot alternate cen ter for Corvallis last year, in Grant as a junior. Sacred Heart Quintet Winner Over Paisley Klamath Falls, Feb. 24 Sac red Heart of Klamath Falls de feated Paisley high 55 to 41 here last night in a playoff tor tne right to meet Rogue River high of Jackson county for the class B district championship and a bid to the state basket ball tournament. The same two teams play here again tonight In the best two out of three series. Should Paisley win this evening a third game will be played here Saturday. SALMON RELEASED Liberation of 309,000 fall Chin ook salmon in the Umpqua riv er system has been completed, the state game commission an nounced today. t.taeli cfrrefee aw cwtf teck 2'A !, Jelster .l.n.i m4 e to 4 . n Good News : t for Woodworkers! Wt have, the t paco-eavlng, money-saving HofTlsKTcft Saw-Jointer Combination seerfe by Belt, leei'laf reel IMf Delta the nation's leader io power tools brings you this double-duty helper that saws and planes both! Two tools on one steel stand one motor. Fits small space and small budget. . , . Get more fun out of your hobby enjoy accuracy, dependability, safe ty. Come in see this I )1S and other Homecraft I fsj tMlt now lf Me, 4 Mstbintt msj h mt4 limglf f H$0lkf, Thtf it 9 iwttf frttmtt IfftNii tW 4 Cfrrltt tmr tilt to rigkt sfutT? from iimiet. HUBBARD BROTHERS, Inc. MAIN at RIVERSIDE Phone 2-6189 Sports for the Week FRIDAY Senior high at Eagle Point (conference-district)! prelim, 6:45 p.m. Grants Pats at Central Point (district-conference). 8:15 p.m. Ashland at Klamath Falls (conference-district), 6:15 p. m. Non-high school district basketball tour-nay,- Oak Grova school, 10 a.m. Humboldt Stat at Southern Oregon college (bas ketball). 8:30 p.m Mixed Bowlinq league, 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY Senior high at Grants Pass (conference - district)) prelim 6:45 p.m Local 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. Eighth and ninth (varsity) at Klamath Falls. 2 p.m. Cen Point at Kerby (district-eon-ference-JDJ), 8:15 p.m. Hum boldt State at SOC-Youth Bowling league, 1 p.m, Non high school district basketball finals, Oak Grove gym, 6 p.m. SUNDAY Bowser trophy trapshoot, Central Point Sportsman's club grounds, noon. SOC Assured Cage Champ By United Press Southern Oregon college, which still has two games to play, was assured of the new Oregon Collegiate conference basketball championship Friday, thanks to the efforts of Eastern Oregon's Mountaineers. Eastern Oregon, playing on its home court at La Grande, de feated Vanport of Portland 72 to 68 Thursday night to drop Van port to second place and smooth the way for the Red Raiders of Ashland. Although in the conference cellar. Eastern Oregon conclud ed its loop schedule with a con vincing show of power over Van port and led 34-29 at halftime. Hockey By United Press Those unpredictable New York Rangers, a Cinderella team which was counted out of the National Hockey league race at least twice so far this season, to day were tied for third place with the Montreal Canadiens while first-place Detroit was seven points ahead of Toronto. The Rangers stretched their undefeated string to eight straight games last night as they walloped the Chicago Black Hawks, 7 to 3. Maurice Richard snapped the strings early in the second pe riod in Montreal to earn the Canadiens a 1 to 1 standoff with the Red Wings in the only other contest of the nignt. C. P. Seventh Graders Win Over Ashland Five Central Point, Feb. 24 Cen tral Point junior high basketball teams garnered but one victory in a tripleheadcr played against the Ashland junior high last night. The Pointers are sched uled to play Ea.clo Point today. The Pointers seventh grade team edged Ashland 19 to 10 but the Ashland eighth graders top pled CP. 33 to 23 and the Ash land ninth grade quintet wal loped the Pointers 52 to 23. DEDICATED Q I U. JU rugged 17ot. Whipcord. . fl tfatehing Uniform A I I and Utility Jackeu S 15.95 I 1 Choice of Color. I . I 1 PhuIA I Li T7a ay's ROBINSON BROS. THE BUDS FOR QUALITY DUDS Between Western Union end First Nitionil link AAU State Cage Tourney Opens Saturday Night McMinnville. Ore.. Feb. 24 (U.R) Sixteen independent bas ketball teams, winners in their respective districts, will pair off Saturday in the opening round of the annual Oregon AAU bas ketball tournament on the Mc Minnville armory floor. The tournament will continue on a single elimination basis through Tuesday of next week. The champion team will repre sent the state in the regional play-offs at Denver in March. Pre-tournament favorite is the Portland Outdoor store, defend ing champion and 1950 Portland AAU titlist. Pressing the Port land five for the favorite role is the Page Woolens of Salem quintet. The Salem outfit, always one of Oregon's top independent teams, is expected oy many 10 reach the finals Tuesday, pos sibly against the Portland Out door store. Opening round pairings in clude: 6 p.m. P o r 1 1 a n d Outdoor Store (district 1, No. 1) vs. Fleischmann's Lumber, Grants Pass, (district 10). BOWLING CITY LEAGUE Fred Anderson took high game series and high individual series with 254 and 610 respec tively when the City Bowling league held its weekly session last night at the Medford Bowl ing lanes. Southern Oregon Distributors, Inc., captured high team series honors with 2.573 and high team game with 901. CITY I.EAGl'E STANDINGS Tram! W I. Southern Oregon Die 23 9 Copco 23 E. H. Mann Company 18 14 Teamsters Union 17 15 Brown Ins. Agency 15 17 Mail Tribune 14 18 American Legion ..m....l.'l 19 Edgerton Motors 3 27 SOD I. 1 Mann Co. Orr . S04 Ott 505 Haeen 543 Vessey . 481 Schlpper . . 430 Mann . 470 . 496 Schrecengoat.. 49ft McGraw , J. Morgan 495 Hillyer 2573 3483 Legion 3 H. Goold 388 Ford 479 C. Gootd . 409 Hooper 467 Tennant 462 2312 Brown's .1 Boone ... 488 Flndley 523 Swearingen .... 368 Morehouse .... 400 Weisenburger 496 2286 Tribune 1 Gitslrap 465 Stovall 391 Slead 422 Vilas 408 Anderson 610 2377 Teamsters 1 Bollinger 434 Hadley 480 D. Lubbera .... 477 V. Lubbers .... 410 Robinson 462 22811 Copre 3 Barry 813 Kohn 301 Plckell 456 Dcvcrcll 455 Brock 449 22116 Edgerton 1 Webster 463 Phillips 430 Absentee 321 Gray 348 Plankenhorn ., 483 2265 Angling Regulations Now Placed In Effect Charles Lockwood, state game supervisor, reminded all anglers today that the 1950 angling reg ulations are now in effect. The February issue of the game com mission bulletin contains a com plete summary of all the angling regulations. Copies of the bulletin may be obtained at any sporting goods store. The 1950 Oregon angling synopsis is now being published and will soon be ready for dis tribution. Dead line Sunday Classified to ' Noon Saturdays. TO SERVICE RANGER HIPC0RDS 100 VIRGIN WOOL Double Back Hint Pockets CI qC Wiwr Repellent 9 I WaWJ mlm I i 1 1 r-1 .hrtl Friday. February 24. 1950 Modern Education Successful View Of Speaker Here Dr. Rodney Langston, assist ant professor of elementary edu cation at the University of Ore gon, spoke before a group of par ents and teachers In the Lincoln school gymnasium Wednesday afternoon under the sponsorship of the Medford Council of Par ents and Teachers. His subject was "Modern Edu cation." "We can compare modern ed ucation with modern medicine or modern engineering in that all are based on scientific re search," said Dr. Langston. "Modern education uses the best knowledge we have about chil dren and society, and the basic principles underlying human growth and development. Doing Better "We know that it Is success ful," Dr. Langston continued, "because standarized achieve ment tests and college achieve ment records show that children are doing belter' under this broader type of education than they ever did before." He spoke especially of the success of the pupils in the schools of Eugene, Ore., and In Denver, Colo. Dr. Langston urged parents to work with the schools in de termining what kind of people we want our children to become and to help the schools in at taining that end. "Reading, writing and arith metic are important social skills, but they are not the fundament als of a good life," Dr. Lang ston said. "The schools must also help the child to find his self respect and to learn to get along well with other people." GEHRMAN VS. WILT Chicago. Feb. 24 UI.R) Wis consin's D,on Gehrmann and the FBI's Fred Wilt, participants in the most disputed race in indoor track history, will run a repeat match in the Chicago Daily News relays March 18. Mare Island, Cal., Feb. 24 (U.R) The keel of a new killer type submarine, one of three to be constructed, was laid at cere monies here today. 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Jones also was chosen as Ore gon delegate to the national convention of the farmers' un ion to be held in Denver next month. J. G. Matzke of Aurora was re-elected vice-president. D. J. Hunt of Boring and Arnold Spranger of Salem were named directors. Holdover directors are Eldon Emerson of The Dalles, Frank Schulmerich of Hillsooro and William Jensen of Halsey. Chiang Requested To Resume Presidency Taipei, Formosa, Feb. 24 (U.R) The legislative yuan, the highest law-making body In nationalist L'hina, decided unanimously to day to ask Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek to resume the presi dency. The action was taken on grounds that Acting President Li Tsung-jen has made no move to return from the United States, where, he is recovering from a stomach ailment. The legislative yuan does not have the power to force LI out. Thus the action was nothing more than another public spank ing of Li. S. O. C. REGISTRAR SPEAKS Ashland, Feb. 24 Mrs. Mabel Winston, registrar at Southern Oregon college, spoke to the P.-T. A. of Joseph Conger school at Klamath Falls on Wednesday. Her address was on "You end Your Team." Today Mrs. Win ston will speak in the Illinois Valley high school at Cave Junc tion on the same topic. The talks are being given in connection with "Brotherhood Week." Mrs. Winston is a representative of the speakers' bureau of the Na tional Conference of Christians and Jews, Inc. Dead line on Classified Ads: 9:39 p m. for following day. 10 a m Monday tor Monday; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. ItJO PACKARD IIGHT DILUXI, 131 HP Taurine See's ASK THI MAN WHO OWNS ONI SMOOTH AS "OCEAN -SOCKED WHISKEY ROCKWGUIAI Blcmdcd WhuliT mm4 70 Grain Ncvtnl AtMr-to Mr Bo-hob Lhitiliw Ianu. 1 Buy- 'V BUILDERS SUPPLY Quality Pumice BLOCKS BRICKS FLUES 727 W McAne-tew. U. PHONI 2-4107 RENT A CAR Daily's U-Drifi , anJ BODY and PAINT SHOP Southern Oregon's Oldest nd Finest 29 So. Bertlett Medford