Rogue River Hicks Bonanza 48-47
In First 5-B Title Encounter;
Second Fracas at Henley Tonight
Klamath Falls (Special from
the Herald and News) Bonanza
pushed the highly rated Rogue
River team into overtime last
night before the Chieftains
squeaked out a 43-47 victory in
the first game of the District
5-B playoffs at Henley.
The Rogues had the upper
hand In the first half and, with
sharpshooter Jim Boulter lead
ing the way, the Jackson county
champs left at intermission time
with a 26-18 bulge. But Irwin
Crume and Julian Hood waxed
warm for Bonanza In the third
quarter as the Antlers pulled to
within one point of Rogue River,
33-34, going into the hectic last
frame. .
Kite Hue
; Bonanza went ahead 38-36
early In the fourth but Byron
Kile, the eventual hero of the
piece, tied it twice at 38 and
40-alL With the count 45-43 for
Bonanza, Kile slipped in with a
lay-in with five seconds left to
nd It Into overtime at 45-alL
Boulter's free throw put the
Chiefs ahead 46-45 but Crume
came back with a side shot to
give Bonanza a one-point lead.
Kile again cinched it for Rogue
River with a big two-pointer
from the key. Boulter and Crume
each scored 19 points.
The teams meet again Thurs
day night. A win for Bonanza
would send the third and decid
ing game to Grants Pass. Rogue
River could cinch a state berth
with a repeat.
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LINE-UPS:
Rogue River 4
Wehren 7
Kile 13
Boulter 19.
Lehrmann 3
Milton 3
Substitutions
47 Bonanza
19 Crume
11 Hubble
3 Chandler
1 Haley
3 Wilson
For Roeue River.
Rhoten. Black: for Bonanza, Hood 10,
Lawver.
Baseball Briefs
St. Petersburg (U.R) Vern
Benson, who reported to camp
as a rookie third baseman, was
added to the St. Louis Cardinals'
list of first base . candidates
Thursday.
SNIDER SIDELINED
Vero Beach. Fla. (U.R) Cen
terfielder Duke Snider will be
sidelined "several days" with a
sprained left ankle and will miss
the Brooklyn Dodgers' opening
exhibition game with the Boston
Braves next Saturday.
TRACK MEET .
Clearwater, Fla. (U.R) What
amounts to a full-scale track meet'
will be staged by the Philadel
phia Phillies Thursday under the
direction of manager Eddie Saw
yer. It's all part of Sawyer's plan
"to run the club into shape" this
spring. . ..
NO INTRA-SQUAD TIFFS
Orlando, Fla. (U.R) The
Washington Senators will concen
trate on their 36 scheduled exhi
bition games and forget about
playing intra-squad games, man
ager Bucky Harris said Thurs
day. CAN'T AFFORD CUT
West Palm Beach, Fla. (U.R)
Catcher Joe Tipton told the Phil
adelphia Athletics Thursday, "I
just can't afford to take a salary
cut." The powerful receiver
checked into camp with the
warning, "I don't know whether
I'm going to sign."
LEMON SELECTED
Tucson, Ariz. (U.R) Bob Lem
on, picked to pitch for the Cleve
land Indians against the New
York Giants next Saturday, said
St. Mary's Opposes Butte Falls
In Grade Tourney Champ Bracket
Eagle Point St.
Mary's of
Medford and Butte Falls collide
at 8 p. m. today in the cham
pionship bracket of the grade
school basketball tournament at
the Eagle Point high gymna
sium.
The winner will meet Gold
OCC All-Star
Five Picked
Portland (U.R) Four coaches
of the Oregon Collegiate confer
ence Thursday announced their
selections for the 1952 all-con'
ference basketball team.
Homer Duncan, forward, Ore
gon Tech;. Lowell Kolbaba, cen
ter, Eastern Oregon College of
Education; and Paul Poetsch,
guard, Vanport, were unanimous
choices for first team spots. Har
old Pitcher of OCE was named
to the other forward position
and Charles Pinion, OCE, and
Wayne Hintz, Vanport, tied for
guard.
Vanport Heads
Three Vanport players domi
nated the second team roster
with Don MacLean at one for
ward and Norm Hubert and Em
ery Barnes tieing for the other.
OTI had Tom Schubert at cen
ter and Marv Hammack at guard
on the second string with Bob
Bushnell of OCE in the other
guard spot.
Houbregs Best
Duck Opponent
Eugene , (U.R) Bob Hou
bregs Washington's outstanding
center, and Chuck Darling, an
other star at the pivot post from
University of Iowa, were voted
the est players the University
of Oregon faced- this season, it
was announced Thursday.
Darling edged Houbregs for
the most valuable opponent hon
or, but both were unanimous
choices for the all-opponent
team.
Other players making the list
were Frank Gumess, Washing
ton; Glen Smith, Utah, and Bob
Clifton, Iowa.
SWIM MEET TO OPEN
Corvallis (U.R) The Pacific
Coast Conference Northern Di
vision swimming championships
will get underway here Satur
day with the University of Wash
ington favored to take the meet.
Thursday he expected to return
to the 20-victory class this year.
BETTER YEAR SEEN
Mesa, Ariz. (U.R) Dutch
Leonard, at 42, the oldest active
pitcher in the National league,
said Thursday he believed he can
have an even better year in 1952
than last season when he had a
10-6 record.
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Hill for the mantle on Saturday
night.
In consolation engagements to
day Talent and Jacksonville vie
at 6 p. m. and Rogue River and
Phoenix at 7 p. m.
St. Mary's downed Talent 30
to 21 last night after a close
first half and Gold Hill bumped
Butte Falls 18 to 14 in a tangle
close throughout.
Consolation victories went to
Rogue River, 36 to 20, over
Prospect, and Phoenix, 24 to 20
over Eagle Point.
Whitworth
NAIB Victor
Cheney, Wash. (U.R) Whit
worth's Pirates blasted their
way into the NAIB tournament
at Kansas City, Mo., with a de
cisive 90-65 victory over Gon-
zaga here Wednesday night,
Pacific Lutheran won a pre
liminary consolation bracket
game by downing Central Wash
ington 63-55.
Whitworth, champion of the
Evergreen Conference, won the
right to represent Washington
state in the Kansas City tourney
which opens Monday. Portland
University and Montana State
already have been certified for
the tournament, as .have nine
teams from other parts of the
country.
Gorgeous George
Seeks Presidency
San Francisco (U.R) Gor
geous George, the peroxide
blonde wrestler, will formally
seek the "independent" nomina
tion for President Friday night.
The self-styled "Human Or
chid" will make his first cam
paign speech at the San Francis
co sports, travel and boat show
at Civic Auditorium from the
same stage 'on which James Cox
and- Franklin D. Roosevelt were
nominated as Democratic candi
dates in 1920.
WSC LOSER
Honolulu, T. H. 4J.R) Wash
ington State takes on Universal
Motors Friday night in the sec
ond game of a four-contest series
after dropping a 64-50 decision
to the auto five Wednesday night.
TOO BIG FOR RABBITS
Wheeling, W. Va. (U.R) Con
servation officers rubbed their
eyes after three giant rabbits
had been found dead on roads
around Wheeling. One rabbit
was four inches short of a yard
long. It had ears seven inches
long, a six-inch tail and a 22-
mcn girth.
Alcatraz Island, in San Fran.
cisco bay, contains approximate
ly on
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POURING IT ON Bob Dunlap (right) pounds out a unanimous
decision over Cesar Brion at Winterland in San Francisco. Dunlap
was throwing everything he had throughout the fight. He has Brion
on the ropes in the seconTround in this bit of action.
Panelshake Crowned State
AAU Basketball Champion
Portland (U.R) Panelshake
Siding of Portland won the Ore
gon state AAU basketball title
Wednesday night by - edging
Everybody's Drug of Eugene, the
defending Champ 52-51.
The Druggists played the final
five minutes with only four men
in action because four players
fouled out.
A pair of long shots by Jim
Calderwood and Jackson Win
within one point of Panelshake
in the closing minutes but the
latter held on to win.
Calderwood and Jackson 'Win-
Shady Cove
Shady Cove-Trail The Rev.
Walter H. Hillman and family
and Mrs. Orin Welde of Pacific
Palisades, Calif., were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Hunt of Shady Cove. Mr. Hill
man was formerly pastor of the
Peace Lutheran Church of Port
land, Ore., of which the Hunts
are members. -
Stanley Henshaw, a radar man
on the Navy ship "Skagit" based
now at Mare - Island, Vallejo,
Calif. i is home visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Henshaw
of Shady Cove.
L. C. Casey and L. L. Leabo
of Shady Cove have leased "Bar
ney's Garage" to O. L. Langhqff
and son, Robert of Medford who
will continue operation of , the
garage under the name Shady
Cove Garage. Langhoff has been
employed recently by Edgerton
Motors in Medford, prior to that
spent three years in Alaska and
was in the general garage busi
ness in Montana for himself for
10 years. Mr. and Mrs. Langhoff
have a married daughter living
in Medford. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lane of
Shady Cove, left March 5 for San
Louis Obispo, Calif., to attend
the funeral of his sister-in-lawj
Mrs. Roy Lane of that city.- Mrs.
Lane saw her sister-in-law a
shorta short time before she died
when she was down' to see her
aunt, Mrs. M. Rittenhouse who
was a patient in the same' hos
pital. .
A number of people have been
reported ill, among them Carol
Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Bailey of Shady Cove,
Mrs. Mary Clark of Trail is also
reported having the flu. Mrs. C.
ters tied for, scoring honors with
15 each.
Portland Outdoor Store won
third place by beating Carlton
Log Cabin 49-46.
AmericansTisfed
As Nobel Nominees
Oslo (U.R) Six Americans
were included Thursday in a
list of nominations for the 1952
Nobel peace prize published by
the Nobel committee of the Nor
wegian Parliament. ;
The Americans were among
27 individuals from 15 countries
and four international organiza
tions on a list published by the
Nobel committee. The list was
headed by Canadian Prime Min
ister Louis St. Laurent and
Canadian Foreign Minister Les
ter B.' Pearson.
The organizations included
the American Society of Inter
national Law.
.Individual American nom
inees were:- - -
Frank Buckmari, theologist.
Swing Cockrell, judge.
Rafael Lemkin, law expert.
James T. Shotwell, historian.
Clarence Streit, publicist ;
Giuseppe A. Borgese, law ex
pert!; ' ' ' ' "'V'-'-' -' "
BALL COMES BACK V
Fort Worth, Tex. 4U.P.) Gene
Murray teed off at the Colonial
Club course with a mighty
stroke. The ball went 25 yards
hit a tree, and bounced back.
Murray, without moving from
his tracks, reached out and
caught it in his hand.
Thursday, March 8. 19S2
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVES
BURGLAR HELPS OUT
Fort Worth, Tex. (U.R)
Nightwatchman Homer C. Sel
lers had to borrow a nickel from
a burglar he captured in a busi
ness house so he could call po
lice to come and get the in
truder.
Dukes has been unable to go to
work for over a week. Carla
Bishop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Bishop of Shady Cove is still
out of school, but Rita Spain,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arley
Spain of Shady Cove has return
ed to school after a lengthy ill
ness.
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Ordinance in Effect:
Jacksonville- Routine : city
matters were considered by the
Jacksonville city council Tues
day, according to Councilman
Lloyd Whitney.
' In addition to the old city or
dinance requiring collection of
water fees for multiple unit
dwellings, recently pointed out
by city council members,' a
building permit ordinance also
is not generally being observed,
he said. Any building or remod
eling which exceeds $50 requires
a building permit, costing $1,
the councilman said. Permits
can be obtained from the city
recorder. Jack Long is the city
building inspector, he said.
Dog owners in the city are
reminded that dogs are not to
run at large during the garden
ing months of April, May, June
and July. The county dog con
trol officer will check on non
licensed dogs this month, the
councilman said.
SIGNALS MIXED
Huntington, W. Va. (U.R) A
mixuD in sicnals between Bar-
boursville and Montgomery high
schools ruined a scheduled bas
ketball game between" the
schools. The game wasn't played.
Montgomery had gone to Bar
boursville and vice versa.
BORN UNDER FIRE
Boston (U.R) Mrs. Ethel
Murray, 35, gave birth to a baby
in her anartment even as firp.
men were fighting a fire in the
upper floors of the building.
Daily Weather Report
;-..::.r ;;rOKKCAST ' ..
Medford and vicinity: Cloudy, oc
casional light rain, little temperature
change through Friday. Low tonight
38. High Friday 48-50.
Oregon (Western): Mostly cloudy to
night and Friday with occasional
showers in extreme south. Little tem-
Serature change. Lows tonight 35-45.
Jghs Friday 45-95.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 46; Lowest 32.
Total monthly precipitaion .12
inches. Deficiency for the month .14
inches.
Total precipitation since September
1. 195117.10 inches. Excess for the
season 5.17 inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 61; 4:30 a.m. today 53.
Observations Taken at 4:30 ajn.,
120 Meridian Time
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REFLECTION CAUSES ALARM
Bennington, Vt. (U.R) A two
alarm fire was sounded and traf
fic was snarled for an hour be
cause of a reflection. A man
pulled an alarm when he no
ticed the reflection of an incin
erator fire in, a window.
There are no crocodiles in the
United States except in lower
Florida.
STICKERS FALL DOWN
Spokane, Wash. (U.R) Em
barrassed city officials who dis
covered their cars in the city
parking lot were plastered with
traffic tickets found out why:
Police said most of the official
stickers had fallen from the
windshields.
You can't waterproof a dirty
boot, so clean it first with saddle
soap.
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