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TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON? Redskins Win Fourth, Prospect Loses Consolation Round Title Ashland, March 4 Jackson ville hh won fourth place and Elkton took consolation round top honors in games played Sat urday afternoon in the Southern Oregon college Invitational bas ketball tournament here. Prospect was the loser in the clash with Elkton with the Log gers dropping a 42 to 30 deci sion after the final victors led 18 to 10 at the half. J'villt Wins 30-29 Jacksonville slapped down Butte Falls 30 to 29 in one of the closest games of the ' entire tournament to win fourth spot in the championship round. Ihe score was tied 14 to H at the halftlme whistle pause. Talent high entered the semi finals Friday night by edging Gold Hill 34 to 28 and atcr in the evening Friday Westport came from behind in the second half to nip Oakland 35 to 28 Talent led its game at the half 17 to 14 and Oakland was ahead 18 to 14. n..n. r.ii. hlfh entered the playoffs for fourth place in the tourney by eliminating Lorane 54 to 32 Friday afternoon and Jacksonville reached the same Playoff by walloping Brookings 53 to 19. Prospect Winner, 39-27 Other games Friday saw Elk ton enter the consolation round championship finals by edging Valsetz 33 to 28 and Prospect get the same spot by taking over St Marv's (Mcdford), 39 to 27. Gold Hill, as loser of Friday night's first game, was slated to play Oakland for second place Saturday mgni. a Rntte Falls Hardy II Cratg S 1 MrBeth GrM.namaj'er 11 S IS Moore 6 Poole Irwin I Elton I D. Clay 2 4 Henshaw Substitutions Rnrtlett 1. F.t.KTON 4J Hendor J. Horsch IT Berkley 7 Scott 1 Butt rail!. White J 30 Prosp.rl 3 Gsrber 4. Knudion Vlne 4 Campbell Otto Ji"t....,i..n.tn r H.r.rh 11 Llnderman Prospect, Peteraon 3, Gibson 1, Grieves lineups: Talant 34 Montsomery Cowdry 0 Nichols 11 Coombs R II Oold dill Eskew B Palmer T B Smith 7 Schava Hartley fl 4 J. Morgan Kohi'tliiitloni Talent. Parrent 3 Cold Hill. J. Smith 3. Hahn 1. Hltlm score Talent 17. Oold Hill 14. The largest curio shop In the world adjoins the Cliff House at the San Francisco Beach. You are Invited 3 to Meet Mr. SAM JAFFE The KAHN Tailoring Specialist He will be at our Store on MARCH 9-10 vilh a large display of New Suitings and Coalings for pi Ladies and Cenllrmen. Stop in and consult him . . . let him take your measure ... for delivery when you want it, HANKS tLI I A A 'A MAIL TRIBUNE MedfordJtTribuwe IP Darrell Johnson To Get Welter Title Chance Wednesday Owen Thomas and Larry Bur Anitn ntainhmaltnrm fnr the Snnlhprn OrpBnn Boxing club. yesterday announced a double main event wnicn win neacinne their next offering at the armory on Wednesday, March 8. The feature bout will see Kenny Carothers, outstanding Grants Pass leather pusher, against Darrell Johnson, Med ford. They will scrap for the southern Oregon welterweight championship which Ray Stickel was forced to vacate when he moved to Santa Rosa, Cal. Both are unbeaten in their amateur career, Carothers hav ing won 12 straight by knock outs and Johnson undefeated In matches here and in the north ern part of the state. Odom vs. Wolfe The other half of the dual of fering will send Dale Odom, Medford carpenter and candidate Sports for the Week TODAY Rogue Snowmen ski at Cra ter Lake parkt taws operate 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. MONDAY Junior Rlflt club weekly shoot and meeting, Merrick's indoor range, 7 p. m. N. A. I. B. basketball tourney. Port land Ice arena, evening ISOC entered) Major Bowling league, 7 p. m. TUESDAY Ladies' Bowling league, 8 p. m N. A. I. B. basketball tourney, Portland (SOC en tered), evening Pistol divi sion Medford Rifle club shoot, Merrick's, 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY County grade school basket ball tourney opens. Central Point gym, 2 p. m. Medford Rifle club weekly shoot. Mer- rick's, 7:30 p. m Amateur boxing card, armory, 8:30 p. m. Commercial Bowling league. 7:30 p. m. THURSDAY Ladies' day golf competi tion, Rogue Valley Golf club, afternoon City Bowling league, 7 p. m. County grade school basketball tourney. C. P. gym, 8 p, m. All-star wrestling card, armory, 8:30 p. m. Stat class B high school basketball tourney opens, Astoria, 2:30 p. m.. (Rogue River entered). FRIDAY Medford high boxers at Roseburg, evening County grade school basketball tour ney. C. P. gym. eveninq Mixed Bowling league. 7:30 p, m. Class B high school bas ketball tournament, Astoria, 7:30 p. m, (Rogue River en tered). SATURDAY County grade School basket ball tourney, C, P. gym, 5 p. m. Youth Bowling league. 1 p. m. Class B high school state basketball tourney finals. Astoria, 7:30 p. m. SOC Basketball Leader Named on UP All-Stars Snn Francisco, Mnr. 4 UR dipt. Keith Wade of Southern Ort'Kim collide. Ashland. Ore received honorable mention as a forward on the 11(50 United Press all-Pacific const basketball tenm, it was announced Satur day. While Wade had played renter of the Hed Raider quintet this season this did not mean he would have to he chosen for that post on an all-star. WEATHER By United Press Northern California Fair Sunday and Monday except for roastiil fog and light showers Ft. Rrngg Mt. SliaMa northward Sunday, Cooler north portion Sunday and southern portions Monday. ORDER TOP QUALITY Tru-Mix Concrete EVERY TIME! Quick Delivery Ittcftuitc ttufueie TRU-MIX CONCRETE CO. McANDREWS ROAD PHONE 2-5271 Sunder. March !. 1938 is for middleweight honors, against Donovan Wolle, Phoenix, con queror of Don Harper on the last card. The promoters have also ar ranged an outstanding support ing card with some of the bouts rivaling the double main event for interest. Harper, who was unbeaten until he tangled with Wolfe two weeks ago, will attempt to get back in the win column when he takes on Russ Williams, Grants Pass. Williams lost a disputed decision to Wolfe here last De cember and the Williams-Harper encounter is expected to turn into a killer-diller scmi-windup. Dick Adkins, a strong candi date for lightweight honors which also have been vacated by Stickel. goes against Chief Su per, fast Fort Jones Indian. Super is a good boxer and fig ures to give Adkins the acid test. They tangled about six months ago in Fort Jones with Adkins coming off with a hair line verdict. Vernon To Fight Hugo Vernon, Medford, makes his initial ring debut by taking on the veteran Eddie Conrad, another Fort Jones Indian. Con rad has had a number of ama teur fights but if Vernon lives up to advance raves, he should take Conrad. A rematch, which has been signed by popular demand, in cluding requests by both fight ers, will pit Corky King, knock out winner over Bill Berry, against Johnny Hamilton. Butte Falls. Hamilton won a SDlit de cision in their get-together .of J two weens ago. Another match, to raise the curtain at 8:30 p.m.. is yet in the making, the promoters said. Basketball FRIDAY'S RESULTS: Holv Crow 58. New York AC 3f Ml .our! 58. KflnsAH Slate M N. Dnkotn .18. N. Dakota State 57 Kansas tig. Iowa State 52 Utah State 52. Denver 44 BriRham Young 55. Wyoming 44 New Mexico A & M 59. Flagstaff 4b Willamette P4. Lewli and Clark 70 San Franeinco 50. Loyola iL.A.) 43 Carroll BO. Northern Montana 78 Washington State 30. Idaho 34 Stanford 58. California 4B Washington 47. Oregon State 45 Southern California 45. UCLA 43 San Jose 70, Santa Barbara 40 Southern Conference Tournament: North Carolina St. 50. Wake For. SJ Duke 80, William and Mary 50 Southeastern Conference Tourney Tennessee 50, Vanderhilt 44 Louisiana State 73. Auburn 45 Georgia 52. Alnhama 51 Kentucky 56. Mississippi State 48 SATURDAY'S RESULTS: Southeastern ronferenre (semMtnals) Tennessee 81, Louisiana St. 79 Kenturkv 7t. Georgia 63 Fordham 74. New York U. 52 Princeton 53 Dartmouth 43 Columbia 61. Holy Cross 54 N Dnknta fl N Dakota State 57 Oklahoma (14. Nehrnska 48 Illinois no. Northwestern 52 Cornell 60. Penn 53 ' Iowa 70. Crelghton 48 Billet win Wntlare H2, Duquesne 93 Armv 50, Navy 40 Michigan 70, Purdue 60 N, Carolina St, 67. Duke 47 (South ern conference tourney High School Scores FniDAVS RF.Sl'l.TS: Roosevelt 33, Franklin 37 Jefferson 65. Franklin 42 Grant 38. Lincoln 44 Cleveland 42, Benson 38 Hlllshoro 44. Ttgard 43 Milwaukle 51. Oregon City 30 Milton-Freewater 32. Hood River 3." Srapnoose 63. St. Helen s 44 Grants Pass 75. F.agle Point 30 Fugene "ti. St. Mary's iKiiKenet 43 Coitaur Grove 4", Wlllmnette 33 MiirsHfleld H4. Slinlnw 47 Mend 3-1. Redmond 34 Ccntrnl Catholic 34. G re sham 40 Srnslde 4V Attorla 47 Central Point 42, Illinois Valley 20 Hockey NORTIIFRN MIVISIOV STXNnlNOS W I. T - New WMtininMrr T.Tma s-altl Vnni-,ni pr Portland Victoria. 21 53 10 1!) 39 rninw s WKst i.i s: Tiu'onm I. Victoria 0 New V r.tmitiali'r ti Vancouver A Frrnno .V S.in Dipko 3. Pointers Tip Valley Five Score 42-26 Central Point, Mar. 4 Central Point high dropped the curtain on its 1949-50 basketball cam paign Friday by dumping Illi nois Valley 42 to 26 in a JDJ league encounter on the Pointer Iloor. First quarter count was dead locked at the half and were in front 31 to 17 at the third quar ter. Kerb Colley was 11 and John Bigham with 10 were top Cen tral Point scorers. The Pointers wound up in sec ond place in the loop with losses only to Champion Eagle Point. Lineups: Ontral Point 42 28 Illinois Valley BiKhnrn 10 f A Holly Trautman 7 f 3 Lewis Cnlley 11 c Hammer Meadows 3 t 3 Kester Walker 4 It 3 Preston Substitutions Central Point. Find ley 7: Illinois Valley. Crov.1 1. Halo 2, Wleler 3. Radcliffe 2, Maurer 2 and Rauber 3. SOC to Play Portland U. Portland, Ore., March 4 (U.R) Four teams were slated today for the opening of the District 2 play offs of the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball Monday in the Portland ice arena. Southern Oregon, Northern Idaho. Willamette and Portland universities will compete in a double elimination tournament with Portland seeded first but with Northern Idaho given the chances of a good dark horse. The Idahoans' will be flaunt ing Rollie McNair, top scorer in the Northwest conference, and his 17 points per game average. The first games pit Northern Idaho and Willamette, Portland and Southern Oregon. The win ners will play for the district title Tuesday night. Three Enter Cage Playoff By United Press Central Catholic of Portland. Eugene and Seappoose moved into the Oregon state high school class A basketball tournament round Friday night by beating down their season's end opposi tion. Seappoose took a 28 to 13 half time lead over St. Helens and increased it to a 63 to 44 triumph to top district 7. Eugene walloped St. Marv's of Eugene 76 to 43 at MacArthur court to capture the district 6 berth. Central Catholic moved into the tournament with a 54 to 40 victory over Gresham in district 13. AJ Advertised in this Week's LIFE, ; the vibrant, virile shade for spring I Time to climb out of those dull winter blacks and browns, and get into this colorful tawny tan tone, men! It's the color to bring out the best in your smart spring suit or sport jacket. Notice the handsome, hearty lines of this Roblee, too. It's sction-tngincfred! Put a pair on vour feet today. A-B-C-D, 6!i Buster Brown Shoe Store FLUMRER WSC Winner North Area Cage Champ San Francisco, Mar. 4 (U.R) The Washington State Cougars, surprise team of the Pacific Coast conference basketball race this season, are the new northern division champs. The Cougars gained the cov eted title their first since 1941 with a 39 to 34 victory over the University of Idaho Van- days Friday night. The victory also gave WSC the right to meet the UCLA Bruins, southern division champs, in a playoff series at Los Angeles for the conference title. In another northern division tussle, the Washington Huskies gained sole possession of third place by edging Oregon State 47 to 45. The margin of difference be tween the two clubs was on the free throw line from where the Huskies hit on 21 out of 29 at tempts. Softhallers Meeting Set Cnnncnrc nr thnKP interested ill uu....v.d ; ennnenrino cnfihall ipams In a summer league here this year will meet Monday evening, March 13, at a place to De an nounced, to discuss the coming season. President Bill Catey an nounced Saturday. Catey, whose office expires u,ith ih March 13 meetine. said nfnMM tirill ka eleftpH. nlnns for opening the season, possibility of using tne new oear vreen nhviiM twilieht carries or night contests and finances will be dis cussed. It is quite possible the soft ball league will be able to play games in the new park this year rather than at the high school football field as previous dui u was questionable whether there would be lights at the new park to use. Some followers of the kitten ball sport have suggested that twilight games be played at the new park in place of contests under the lights. Eagles Lose To Cavemen Eagle Point, Mar. 4 Eagle Point high athletes today were looking forward to baseball and track practice after closing their winter season with a loss to Grants Pass high in basketball but also winning the JDJ league cage title by being undefeated. TT.-l.4n,. niol-,1 IhA TTaplpa coach ed by "Shv" Sallaghan dropped a 75 to 30 Southern Oregon conference-district 5 cage battle to the Cavemen on the Grants Pass floor. t . Grants Pass led at the first quarter whistle 17 to 9, at the half 39 to 17 and at the third quarter pause 63 to 23. The Cave men led all the way. 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