TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, March 17. 1950
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Defending Champion Roosevelt
of Portland plays Grants I'ass
and a surprising Corvallis team
laces perennial contender aaiem
toniaht in semi-finals games of
the 32nd annual Oregon state
class "A high school DasKetoau
tournament.
Roosevelt cracked tough Cen
tral Catholic of Portland, 48 to
44 last niEht: Grants Pass nosed
out Mac-Hi of Milton-Freewater
45 to 43; Salem knocked Jeffer
son high (Portland) out of the
title race, 44 to 41, ana corvaius
in the uDset of the tournament.
eliminated Marshfield, 39 to 36.
Eugene Loies 72-70
In a consolation game played
late yesterday afternoon, La
Grande eased by Eugene, 72
The Teddies bounced from be
hind during the second quarter
to build up a lead oi u-u ui
halftime.
In another quarter-finals game
Corvallis beat Marshfield, 38-36,
in the tourney's first major up
set. Marshfield Leads
At the end of the first quar
ter, Marshfield led 13-6. Corval
lis took a second quarter lead
but fell behind a Marshfield
rally as the coastal team ended
the half with a 19-18 advantage.
Corvallis virtually won the
game in the third period by hold-
ine Marshfield to only one
point, a free throw, while scor
ing eight points.
Center Rov Strand of Corval
lis was high man of the game
with 14 points. Barney noiiana,
who sparked one of Marshfield's
last-period rallies, got 11 points
for the losers.
Salem beat Jefferson of Port
land, 44-41, In the tournament s
first overtime game this year. At
the end of the first period, baiem
held a 13-10 lead. Halftime result
favored Salem 18-17.
G. P. Game Thriller
The Grants Pass-Mac-Hi game
followed the thriller pattern set
by all other championship round
games last nignt. uranis to
nlHvinff in its first state tourna
ment, held a slim 39-37 lead Just
before the tnree-minuie ruie
went into effect.
Forward Vern Craft stretched
the lead to 41-37 with a lay-up
but Mac-Hi's Gerald Poyser and
Jerry Crimins both potted Bas
kets to tie the score at 41-all.
With 29 seconds remaining,
Guard Pat Ford and Craft com
bined to put the Cavemen ahead
44 to 41. Povser came back with
a push shot from the key but
rord hit a tree inrow 10 give
Grants Pass its winning margin
Crimlni Hiuh Man
Crimins was the game's high
scorer with 14 points. Poyser
scored 13 for the losers.
Grants Pass led at halftime,
26 to 15.
In other consolation games
yesterday, Bend dropped Seaside
from play, 43-40; Dallas ran over
Scappoose, 60-48; Hillsboro stop
ped Milwaukie, 46-40.
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County 'B' Baseball
Schedule Announced
Jacksonville, Mar. 17 Com
plete baseball schedule for the
schools in Jackson county class
B high school league was an
nounccd today by Don Kingsley
of Jacksonville high. First games
will be played March 31. The
schedule follows:
March 31 Rogue River at
St. Mary s (Mcdford); Jackson-
Beavers Meet USC Nine
In Exhiibtion Contest
Riverside, Cal., Mar. 17 (U.PJ
The Portland Beavers will try to
break back into the win column
today when they meet the Uni
versity of Southern California
in a practice game here.
The Portland front office an
nounced that Second Baseman
Eddie Basinskl would rejoin the
club here Sunday. Club General
Manager Bill Mulligan said Bas
inski signed his 11)50 contract
yesterday, ending his holdout.
Terms of the contract were not
disclosed.
Church Cage
Games Dated
A banquet this evening at St,
Mary's parish hall on North Oak-
dale avenue and games between
leading quintets of the Medford
Church Basketball league and
the Ashland league will close the
local YMCA sponsored Church
league season for the current
season.
The dinner at 6:30 p.m. today
will be for members of all the
local church circuit quintets.
their parents, church pastors and
their wives. Charles Bennett,
magician, will provide enter
tainment for the affair.
Saturday at 8 n.m. St. Marv's
of Medford will meet the Ash
land Presbyterian church and an
hour later Foursquare (Medford)
is slated to play a Talent church
team. Foursquare and St. Mary's
finished one-two in the race here
as did Talent and Presbyterians
in Ashland.
Local games are played on the
YMCA gymnasium floor here.
'Pep' Favorite
Tonight Battle
New York. Mar. 17 U.F)
Continuing the French post-war
pugilistic invasion, rugged Ray
Famechon of France wil trv to
wrest the world featherweight
crown from "The Great" Willie
Pep at Madison Square garden
tonight.
famechon, champion of Eu
rope, was a ouestion mnrk fnr
this American debut. Eastern ex
perts were unable to estimate his
ability with any certainty.
Pep of Hartford, Conn., was
favored today at 17-5 to make
his third successful defense of
the 126-pound crown within six
months.
Hockey
Montreal. Mar. 17 (U.R) .
Kenny R e a r d o n and Butch
Bouchard are the most nubli-i
cized members of the Montreal
Canadiens' rear guard, but a
young man named Doug Harvey
also is carrying his share of the
load.
Harvey provided most of the i
spnrk last night for the Cana-1
diens, who scored two quick I
goals late In the game to gain a
2 to 2 deadlock with the Detroit
Red Wings in the only National
Hockey league game played.
ville at Butte Falls; Prospect
at Phoenix. Talent bye.
April 7 St. Mary's at Butte
Falls, Phoenix at Rogue River;
Jacksonville at Talent. Prospect
bye.
April 14 Butte Falls at
Phoenix; St. Mary's at Talent,
Prospect at Rogue River. Jack
sonville bye.
April 28 Talent at Prospect.
Phoenix at Jacksonville, Rogue
Klver at Butte Falls. St. Mury.s
bye.
May 5 Jacksonville at Pros
pect, Rogue River at Talent,
Phoenix at St. Mary's. Butte
Falls bye.
May 12 Rogue River at
Jacksonville, Prospect at St.
Mary's, Butte Falls at Talent.
Phoenix bye.
Bradley, CCNY
Meet Saturday
In NIT Finals
New York, Mar. 17 (U.PJ
Bradley s and City College of
New York will meet in the
finals of the National Invitation
tournament tomorrow night and
the survivor will Inherit an op
portunity to become the nation :
undisputed basketball champion
By winning the W.I.T.. the un
seeded Beavers, who defeated
Duquesne 62 to 52 in the sem
finals last night, can clinch a bid
to represent district two in the
N.C.A.A. tournament and
chance to win an unprecedented
grand slam.
Top-seded Bradley, which
knocked off dogged St. John s,
83 to 72, in the semi-finals at
Madison Square Garden, faced
a similar opportunity.
Meet Kansas Later
The Braves will leave imme
diately after tomorrow night's
final for Kansas City, Mo., where
they will meet Kansas tor tne
right to represent district five
in the IM.U.A.A. tourney.
The betting was that Bradley
which looked far more impres
sive in its semi-final triumph
last night than did C.C.N.Y., had
the better chance to make it.
City College, though still
threat, appeared to have cooled
off somewhat from the amazing
pace it set in eliminating defend
ing champion San Francisco and
second-seeded Kentucky in the
first two rounds.
PHILLIES LOSE HURLER
Clearwater. Fla.. Mar. 17 (UP.'
The Philadelphia Phillies feared
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luuay uiav i"'"-"" um ivieyti s BRAVES VS. RED SOX
last night for Johns Hopkins hos- rMf n.i r'nifn ,. ,
itni in Rnif imor ft.r -,.r,vC Catcher Del Crandall was out of
disclosed a fractured bone in his "nJ', s ?raS
riiM lhnw mct their cross-town rivals, the
riglU BIUUW. I Rj Cv fnr Iho fire tirno 4V.;
spring today.
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