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Jacksonville, Talent Finalists In SOC Invitational Tournament Ashland Canyonville Biblt Academy won the consolation till and fourth place in the Souiharn Oragon College Invi tational basketball tournament her Saturday night by defeat ing McKenxie high school. 48 io 37. Ashland Talent and Jack sonville high schools made the Saturday finals of the Southern Oregon college invitational bas ketball tournament an all-Jackson county affair by . winning semi-finals on Friday night here. Talent, traditional powerhouse of the SOC arnual invitational, romped to an easy 46 to 25 win over Oakland, leading 14 to 8, 23 to 12 and 36 to 17 at intermis sions. All-Stater Rollie Hartley led the way with 19 counters. Oakland was one of the tourney favorites. Jacksonville had a tougher time with Bandon but won out 36 to 30. The Redskins got a 12 to 9 edge in the first quarter but Bandon went into the lead 21 to 18, by half time. In the third quarter Jacksonville pushed back in front, 29 to 26. Don Clay and Ron Craig each scored 11 for the Redskins. Talent, which tied for third in the Jackson county circuit, rapped Valsetz 52 to 43 in a Fri day morning quarter-final. Jack sonville, No. 2 in Jackson county got by Mohawk 34 to 28 in the Quickly! Easily! TREAT MASTITIS Effectively! with Lederle's new "JUST IGHT CASY-TO-USC 1USI VETICILLIN nkjum OINTMENT fa mwing cWook or aattc MASTITIS cmbI by Smffnam sgmUttimt. Pro 'A B ysoJaaioM of salable milk. A mm mI mmmjt Mvr. One imfmtom im 4B ww sMf fct MKwga; or oh io 24 mw it be best. mezzo! DRUO CENTRE afternoon. In the other quarter finals, Bandon tripped Elkton 36 to 34 and Oakland laced Lorane 53 to 28. Bandon forfeited third place to Oakland, because it had played the 22-game season limit, and was 'handed fifth place. A Valsetz-Oakland exhibition was scheduled instead of the regular Saturday night third place battle. Canyonville Bible academy and McKenzie hopped into the Saturday consolation finale. The Bible academy lashed Port Orford 63 to 32 Friday evening after whacking St. Mary's of Medford 44 to 23 in the morning. McKenzie waltzed over Coos River 51 to 26 in the evening after beating Prospect 76 to 22 earlier. - ' In other Friday affairs Port Orford beat Paisley 28 to 25 and Coos River nicked Butte Falls 42 to 41. LINE-UPS: Jacksonville V Nolan 3 D. Clay 11 Cral 11 Taylor S L. Clay 4- 3t Baadon 4 Prewett 4 Van Leuven Haga 10 Hastings Bacuana Substitutions For Jacksonville. Cabler. Greene. Souza, Misner. Wick (ten; for Bandon. Smith 2. Connors 2. Helme, Casper 2. Domenighini. Talcmt 2 Oakland Straus 4 f S Gildersleeve EUls 3 t - 5 Powell Zumwalt 3 " 6 Beecroft Hartley 10 f 8 Blaylock Quackenbush 10 g 1 Bullock Substitutions For Talent Wallace, Purdue.. McAbee 4, Rice, Seymour 1, Tyckson 2. Blair; for Oakland, Mar shall 3. Wilson. Fryer. Loper. UUFCCTRBUNX B Tourney Scmi-Final Conflict Broadcast' Despite OSAA Ruling Salem (U.R) L. E. Parsons, operator at Astoria's radio sta tion KVAS, said Saturday that he and sporstcaster Wally Palm berg would attempt to broad cast the Oregon state class "B" championship basketball game between Knappa and Rogue Riv er from the Wiilamette univer sity gym. Broadcast of the tournament games were prohibited this year by a ruling of the Oregon School Activities association, but Par sons and Palmberg managed to evade the ruling last night when they took a miniature short wave microphone into the gym balcony and reported Knappa's 49 to 50 semi-final win over Sublimity. "We'll be back," Parsons said Saturday. I Right Asserted 117 S. CENTRAL MEDFORD PHONE 2-4241 ...... fe & J ' Get All Three at Wards 7ALUE, QUALITY. STYLE 39.95 Give your spring wardrobe a lift with a new Suit from Wards. The smart patterns and rich colors of Wards suits are equally correct for dress or business wear. The select, all-wool worsted fabrics assure long wear and resistance to wrinkles. Big volume buying plus rigid tailoring standards make a Wards suit the best choke for who want good value. See them today. BRENT SPORT COATS-all-wool fabric .22.91 ALL-WOOL Gabardine or sharkskin slacks 13.91 BUY ON WARDS MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Knappa is a little community in Clatsop county served by Parson's station and be asserted its residents were entitled to hear a broadcast of their team's progress in the tourney. Thomas A. Pigott, executive secretary of the OSAA, tore out the wire which Palmberg was using to reach a sound truck stationed outside, but Parsons restored the circuit and the broadcast continued. Parsons was armed with a letter from his attorney threat ening suit against anyone at tempting to eject him from the building. He charged that Piggot's ban ning of broadcasts was "arbi trary and illegal." Piggot was reported confer ring with Jhls own attorney. Originally, he had claimed the ban was an "experiment" to de termine whether broadcasts had any effect on paid attendance at the tournaments. Spartan Melody Mexican Winner Agua Caliente, Mex. U.R) Bucking a 60-mile per hour head wind, Mrs. Monica Oakley's Spartan Melody breezed down the stretch for a two-length vic tory, here Saturday in the fea tured Shillalah purse at six fur longs. ' Spartan Melody was timed in 1:11 25 for the route. The M. P. Stable's Thummin, which set the early pace, finished second, with Rex C. Ellsworth's Foreign Loan third. A heavy favorite, Spartan Mel ody paid $4.40, 2.80 and 2.80 across the board. High School Scores FRIDAY GAMES District 1 Championship La Grande 42. Vale 38 District 3 Playoff Bend 47. Redmond 39 Cheney Given Fairgrounds Park Lease , The Cheney Studs baseball club has been granted a one- ' year lease of the fairgrounds baseball park at a nominal rental, the fair board reported yesterday. Cheney has the privilege of renewal, it was said. Fair board members staled that they fell the ball club could make the best use of the fa cilities. Rogue Valley Baseball has turned over its property at the ball park, according to a spokesman for the organisa tion. Cheney plans to field a - strong semi-pro team. Pro fessional baseball is out of op eration here for at least one year by way of suspension of Far West league play. TWO PER WEEK A schedule of possibly two games per week is contem plated by the Studs who plan to renovate, and Improve the park. A group of businessmen re portedly has pledged to aid the semi-pro organisation in its opening day ticket sale drive. The Studs are sponsored by Ben Cheney of the Cheney Oregon Lumber company of Central Point. The firm could not be reached Saturday after noon for details concerning its plans. Basketball Fray Program Mapped Arrangements for the high school's part in the Tubby Dean Memorial Basketball game on March 26 at Medford high were made at a meeting Friday night at Bud and Lucille's cafe. At the meeting were Superin tendent of Schools E. H. Hedrick, Principal Lester Harris, Band Di rector Iry Mirick, Athletic Di rector Lee Ragsdale, Yell Leader Chuck Dean, Legion Commander Hugh Williams and Game Chair man Bud Fisher. Special Music Mirick is working out special music for the merchant's prelim inary and Dean is organizing special rooting sections for the game. Main fray of the evening will be between, the seniors and next year's probable team. Rags- dale reported considerable rival ry between the two squads. The evening of basketball is part of the Dean Memorial Foot ball Scoreboard project. It was thought at the meeting that a red and blue intersquad game on September 5 might be the an swer for a scoreboard dedica tion game. The ceremonies would be at halftime. The game would afford fans a preview of the grid club. Basketball NATIONAL INVITATION TOURNEY St. Bonaventnre's 48, Dnquesne 31 (Consolation round) , Pennsylvania 66, Princeton S3 BASEBALL FRIDAY EXHIBITIONS Detroit (A) 7, Boston (A) 5 -" New York (A) 6, Brooklyn (N) 5 Washington (A) 6. St. Louis (N) 6 (Five innings, rain) New York (N) 6. St. Louis (A) 1 Chicago (N) 12, Los Angeles (PCL) 7 A female mosquito can pro duce 159,857,000,000 offspring in a single year. cms 117 S. CENTRAL MEDFORD PHONE 2-6241 jgjgjgf ypl f'A-'- Plan To Select Olympic Casaba Team Announced Chicago (U si The U. S. Olympic basketball teams will be picked from games involving eight teams at Kansas City and New York March 29, 31 and April 1, it was announced Sat urday. Four teams will play at each center March 29 and the four winners will compete in New York on tr remaining two days. At Kansas City the NCAA champion will play the NALB winner, and the AAU runner-up will play either the third or fourth place AAU team. The New York games will match the national invitational winner against the NCAA runner-up, and the AAU cham pion will play either the third or fourth place AAU team. March 31 the college winners and AAU winners will play at New York while April 1 the sur vivors will play for the cham pionship. The 14-man Olympic team will include seven players from each of the two finalist squads. Aegean Winner At Golden Gate Albany, Calif. U.R) Aegean, showing a liking for a muddy track, shot from behind in the stretch Saturday to win the $10,000 Pacific handicap at Golden Gate fields in the good time of 1:11 35. Jockey Ralph Neves moved Aegean at the pace - setting Reigh's Bull at the head of the stretch, and the winner, owned by Clifford Mooers, Boenne, Tex., moved out to score a length and victory. The' favorite Reigh's Bull shot to the front shortly after the field of six left the starting gate, holding the top spot until Aegean made his bid. Aegean returned $9.90, 2.80 and $2.30. The entry of Reigh's Bull and Special Touch, bet ddwn to 3-5, paid $2.10 and $2.10. The third horse, Admiral Drake, paid $2.50 to show. Others in the race, watched by 13,897 fans, were War Rings and Witch-English. Martin Van Buren was the first President of the United States born an' American citizen. Sunday.' March" 18. 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Littler Leads Field At Palm Springs Open Palm Springs, Calif. (U.R) Palm Springs' 17th Annual Mid winter Invitational" Men's Golf Championship tourney went ahead unhampered by slight in termittent sprinkles Saturday, with Gene Littler, of San Diego, leading the field with a 66-65, for a two-round tally of 131. Dr. Bud Taylor, Pomona, was close on his heels with a 66-67 133, followed by Bob McCallis ter, Whittier, 63-71134, and Jim Ferrier, Long Beach, and John Dawson, Palm Springs, with 135 apiece on their respec tive rounds of 69-66 and 67-68. JURORS NOT CONVINCED Charleston, W. Va. (U.R) Sherman McFarland told Judge William J. Thompson that the 61 bottles of whisky he had in his house were only for his own use and that of his friends. An unbe lieving jury convicted McFar land of illegal whisky sales. $59 Million Tax Levy In Oregon During Year Eugene (U.R) Tax levies totalling $59,509,052 were im posed on property within the boundaries. of Oregon's incorpo rated cities for the fiscal year 1951-52, the University of Ore gon's Bureau of Municipal Re search and Service reported Saturday. The figure was determined in a recent analysis of combined property tax rates in Oregon cities prepared by the bureau. ; All property tax levies within the state totalled $105,237,270 for 1951-52. 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