PILE DRIVER Leo Wallick,
above, will test his pile driver
against Frank Stojack's airplane
pin in the top bout of the three
ply wrestling card at the armory
Thursday night. Other bouts, all
for 45 minutes or two out of
three falls, will send Charley
Carr against Arne Skaaland and
John Tavick in with Dory Det-ton.
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Not long ago a poll sponsored
by the City School Superinten
dent's association, High School
Principals' association and the
Oregon State Activities' asso
ciation was taken relative to
opinions on many subjects but
particularly in regard to school
athletics.
Answering the questionnaire
sent out were principals and
superintendents of A and B high
schools in the state.
While the poll was no more
than a meant of finding out
what officials thought along
certain lines and may have
no effect on policies of either
association, some answers to
questions and the percentage
of "yes" and "no" to them are
of interest to sports fans.
One question in particular is
of interest because of current
moves to change classification
of schools into A, B and C so as
to make athletic competition
closer than it is now.
According to the OSAA report
on the poll. 355 voted in favor
of dividing the schools into
three classes, 31 wanted the pres
ent A and B set-up and 12 sug
gested raising the B classifica
tion. The three divisions under the
proposed change would make A
schools those having 600 to 1.000
pupil.". B schools those with 150
to 600 and C schools would have
0 to 150.
Those suggesting raising the
B school classification varied
between six wanting 200 as the
maximum, four wishing 225 and
four asking for 250.
If this is any kind of indi
cation, most school superinten
dents and principals in Ore
gon want an A, B and C classi
fication and maybe this will .
bring the OSAA board of con
trol to change its mind and
authorize the revision at has
been asked by many fans and
tchools.
Here is another in a series of
explanations on changes and
new interpretations in baseball
rules made by Umpire Bill Sum
mers: "When a batted ball rolls foul
along either base line the batter
and coaches must not touch the
ball nor may anyone guff or
fluff on it. The ball must be al
owed to come to rest insofar
as these men are concerned.
"Otherwise it is interference
and the batter it out."
Medford high sports picture
insofar as winning games and
meets are concerned looks better
and better.
Last Saturday Don Vincent
certainly provided one of the
most thrilling climaxes to a
track meet that has been seen
here in some time with his long
heave of the javelin which to
gether with D. C. Mills' throw
gave Medford that event and a
win over Klamath Falls,
The Tornado showed more
poite which perhapt it at leatt '
partly because of the relative
ly large number of boyt out
for each event. Medford hat
another tough tett thit week
Saturday when It taket on
Crantt Put at Grantt Pati.
Coach Alex McDonald is pleas
ed with the pitching and prob
ably his fielding possibilities on
the Tornado baseball team but
he certainly must be wondering
how lone the team's winning
luck will hold out when the boys
can garner but two to five hits
per game.
Derald Wooten kept Eagle
Point in hand last Friday with
a no-hitter but his playmates
made only two hits.
BOWLING
LADIES' LEAGUE
Mrs. Rose Barr scored high
individual series with 517 and
Sis Beck tallied high individual
game honors with her 210 last
night when the Ladies' Bowling
league held its weekly competi
tion at Medford Bowling lanes.
Hubbard's took high team
series with 2.292 and high team
game went to Oregon Finance
with an 804.
Toronto and
Wings Losers
. By United Prett
The Montreal Canadiens still
were alive in the Stanley cup
playoffs today, and the Detroit
Red Wings were back on even
terms with the defending cham
pion Toronto Maple Leafs.
That was the net result of two
overtime games last night in
which Montreal downed the New
York Rangers, 3 to 2, and De
troit edged Toronto, 2 to 1. Both
series will be resumed tomor
row at Montreal and Detroit.
The Canadiens' victory was
their first after the Rangers won
the first three games.
HOWTH
STAMD
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet. GBL
Lew Anittles 6 1 .7.10
Hollywood 6 2 .7.10
San Francisco ... 4 4 .500 2
San Diego 4 4 ..100 2
PorlUnd - 4 i .Hi 2 4
Oakland 3 6 .3.13 3'j
Sacramento 2 6 .250 4
TIESDAY'S RESULTS
San Francisco 6. Sacramento 4
Los Angeles 8. San Diego 7
Portland 7-7. Oakland 2-2
Hollywood 4, Seattle 0
Wednesday. April 8, 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
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SCORE NIPPED rrow) is seemingly suspended in air u
Detroit Red Wings goalie Harry Lumley (left) stops a shot by John
McCormack (right) Toronto Maple Leafs, In the second period at
their game in Detroit The Detroitero won their first playoti game
In 13 starts by defeating Toronto, 1 to L
Sports for
the Week
WEDNESDAY
Commercial Bowling league.
7:30 p.m. Medford Rifle club
weekly rifle shoot, Merrick's.
7:3" p.m. Athletics Booster
club organizational meeting,
7:30 p.m., Jackson hotel num
ber 2 sample room.
THURSDAY
Women's weekly qoll tour
nament. Rogue Valley Coun
try club, afternoon City
Bowling league. 7 p.m. All
ttar wrestling card, armory,
8:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Medford high vt. Central
Point baseball, Medford
field. 3:15 p.m Mixed Bowl
ing league. 7:30 p.m. Track
coaches clinic, Roseburg high
County class B baseball
(Jacksonville at Talent, St.
Mary't at Butte Falls, 3:15 p.
m. Softball association meet
ing, Holland hotel, 8 p.m.
SOC vt. Chico. C. P. field 1
p.m.
SATURDAY
Medford high vt. Grantt
Past (conference) track meet.
Grantt Pan field. 2 p.m.
Eagle Point high vt. Sutherlin
(J-D-J league baseball). Eaglet
field. 2 p.m. Southern Ore
gon bowling tournament, Med
ford Bowling lanes, 7:30 p.m.
Rabbit Finally Loses
Race to Florida Dogs
Miami. Fla., Apr. 5 .U P.)
The pore greyhoundt, who
have chated a rabbit around
Wett Flagler track for eight
futile yean, caught up with it
latt night and won a hollow
victory at best.
The rabbit wat artificial.
Fluttered track officiali de
clared "no race" and refunded
all parl-mutuel belt-
Augusta Masters Golf
Tourney Slated Start
Augusta, Ga., Apr. 5 (U.R)
The big-name golf professionals
were operating on two fronts
here today on the eve of the
famed Augusta Masters tourna
ment. In the clubhouse, the stars
were brewing a compromise
with the Professional Golfers as
sociation on their demand that
they be permitted to control and
operate the tournaments in
which they appear.
range in Merrick's basement, j
Bill Brav won his second leg on
the handicap trophy.
High scorer last night was!
Frank Rush with 271, followed!
by Jim Bolton with 262, Clinton I
Charley 254, Cliff Friend 250;
and Bill Acker with 246.
A practice session for mem-j
bers and others interested will
be held Friday at Merrick's,
starting at 7:30 p.m. !
Buffalo were first protected by 1
Idaho in 1864.
Announcing
New Location
Earl B. Bigalow
Public Accountant
206 Masonic Temple
Bldg.
Same Phone 2-6877
LADIES' LEAGUE STANDINGS
Teams w
Medford Feed and Seed 43
Shaw's Apparel Shop 39
Western Thrift Store 36
Elk Luinher Company o4
Oregon Finance Co 20
Hubbard's 20
Western Decorating 27
Ellis Grocery 21
Elk Lumber 4
Sacchi 370
Tamney 493
Barnwell 417
Keplev 424
Willett 398
2102
Med. Feed 4
Tennant 473
Hawley 428
Mann 356
Curry 481
Borr 517
2255
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West. Thrift 0
McCall 386
Ludwig 414
Cummings .... 374
Damon 409
Little 393
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Crawford
Knox
Somervtll
Hill
Weber
Huhhard's 3
Harnish 432
McGraw 435
E. Beck 387
S. Beck 488
Klatt 374
2292
Ore. Finance 1
Loud 482
Corby 512
Johnson 383
Knips 403
Burroughs .... 437
2217
Western Dec. 3
Learning 440
Hag-en 361
Rhoads 436
Virtue ... 370
Gardner 468
2075
Shaw's shop 1
Tollefson 393
Swnape 429
I.ittrell .. 407
Shaw 412
Carblener 359
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landing a mighty right on Rocky Grazlano during their bout at
Madison Square Garden in New York. Janiro held the ex-middle-weight
champion to a surprise 10-round draw.
30 Shooters Take Part
In Pistol Competition
At Merrick's Basement
Thirty shooters took part in
the weekly competition of the
pistol division, Medford Rifle
club, when members' and visitors
met last night at the indoor
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