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EIGHT MED FORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. March 9. 1935 Medford&Tribune rPdDMTTS Southeastern Oklahomans Tally Record 120 in NAIA m Kansas City (U.PJ Only four seeded teams remained among the 16 reaching second- round NAIA Tournament play today and tonight, but attention centered on a Southeastern Ok lahoma team that scored a rec ord 120 points against Middle Tennessee. Southeastern Oklahoma, un seeded in pre-tourney pickings trounced Tennesse 120-67 Tues day night and tangles tonight with Nebraska Wesleyan. Top-seeded Western Illinois meets Northeastern Missouri while runner-up favorite Beloit meets Florida State, third-seed ed SteubenvUIe, Ohio, takes on Louisiana Tech and Gustavus Adolphus, rated No. 5, goes up against Texas Southern. Western Illinois, holder of regular season victories over sev en of the teams entered in the CHILDREN TAKE CHANCES . . . DON'T YOU! CHECK YOUR BRAKES TODAY re$fonc BRAKE SPECIAL Here's What We Do.. 1. Impct lining 2. CImh, lUpack front WM BMrings 3. ' Add Brak. Fluid 4. ImpMt CfMM Seals 5. Arfjwtt Brak ' Shoe A 350 Value W ANY CAR STORES NINTH & S. RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-7119 NAIA Tournament, recovered from a slight 33-28 deficit at halftime Tuesday night and el iminated Regis of Denver 76-60. Southeastern of Durant led Middle Tennessee of Murfrees boro 59-24 at halftime and then coasted to its record 120 points in the last half. Other games today and tonight match Southwestern Kansas vs. East Texas, Alderson Broaddus vs. Quincy and Arkansas Tech vs. Atlantic Christian. Seeded teams that lost in first-round play included Evans ville, Ind., No. 4, by a 95-88 decision to Atlantic Christian of Wilson, N.C.; Geneva of Beaver Falls, Pa., No. 7. dumped by Nebraska Wesleyan of Lincoln in overtime, and St. Francis of Brooklyn, No. 8, lost to Quincy, 111. Sixth-seeded Loyola of Los Angeles fell in Monday's open ing first round games. Beck Scores 30 Arkansas Tech overpowered New Haven state, 96-71 in the last game Tuesday night to move 1 into second-round play tonight with Atlantic Christian. Northeast Missouri of Kirks- ville, behind the power of Jack Beck's 30 points, beat George town, Ky., 82-70 in another game. Evansville could never get close enough to Atlantic Christ ian in the leading daytime game Tuesday. Nebraska Wesleyan went into overtime before disposing of Geneva, 86-80, as Paul Fred strom scored 32 points for the winners. Louisiana Tech of Rus- ton beat Coe of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 94-95 and Quincy edged pa$t St. Francis 84-82. I 3 3 lib g Sonslulmt ; Zi v. 5 iintM VJt W!!.f Hi Nettc 1J J5ic.j 27 25 : : t'htS) UUX.i 34 Farera TALE CF THE TAPE diamrern Songkitrat of Thailand (left) and Paul M. Macias of Mexico City line up. statistically, for their bantamweight championship bout in San Fran cisco's Cow Palace. Tiger Bonus Boys Not Bench Riders Lakeland, Fla 0J.R) Man ager Bucky Harris of the Detroit Tigers said today "bonus babies" Bob Miller and Reno Bertoia won't ride the bench this season like most bonus players through out the majors are forced to do. Harris said he hopes to make a starting pitcher out of Miller, the 18-year-old southpaw who hauled down an estimated $60, 000 for signing with the Tigers two summers ago. Bertoia will get a crack at the regular second base job and could be in the starting lineup April 12 when Detroit opens its season at Kansas City If he shows any improvement at the plate during spring training.' The major league bonus rule forces the parent team to carry a player who signs for more than $4,000 on its roster for two years before shipping him off to the minors for experience. Knicks, Celtics Battling To Wire By UNITED PRESS The New York Knickerbock ers and the Boston Celtics, long time rivals in the National Bas ketball association, are carrying their fight for second place in the Eastern division right down to the wire. The Celtics moved a half game ahead of New York Tues day night by defeating the Phila delphia Warriors, 112-103, in the first game of a doubleheader at White Plains, N.Y. But then the Knicks took the same floor, and edged the Rochester Royals, 99 96, to regain second place. Boston and New York meet three times before the end of the regular season Sunday night. They clash at New York Thurs day night, at New Haven, Conn., Friday night and at Boston Sun day afternoon. Bob Cousy's 40 points carried the Celtics to their uphill victory over Philadelphia. The ame featured a fist fight between Boston's Bill Sharman and Phil adelphia's Neil Johnson just be fore the.final buzzer. TERMS REACHED New York U.R) Ted Ku kowski, a center from Syracuse, and Chuck Kubes, Minnesota tackle, have reached terms with the New York football Giants, giving the club a total of 32 players under contract for the 1955 season. Russian Charges Yank Ice Hockey Club Plays Rough London (U.R) Viktor Kupry- anov, sports commentator for Moscow radio, said today the United States ice hockey team turned to roughhouse tactics last week to cover up its deficiency in playing skill. Moscow radio, in a broadcast beamed to North America, com mented on last week's world ice hockey championships in Ger many. "Fourth place went to the United States which made a bet ter showing in the last Olym pics," Kupryanov said. Not Nice "It was nice to see the United States entered in the hockey championships again, but defi nitely not nice to see the United States team turn to roughhouse to cover a deficiency in playing skiU. "They tried this in their game with the U.S.S.R. and it brought them nothing but jeers and hoots from the crowd. They lost the game anyway. "Fans here simply cannot be lieve the showing put on by the United States team is representa tive of the spirit of United States sports. They still remember the fine display of sportsmanship by United States athletes at the Olympics and the world speed skating championship here in Moscow." mm 50,000 miles In 50 days; without mechanical failurel That's the amazing record set by a Dodge pick-up with 145-hp. Power-Dome V-8 engine! 22 miles per gallon, carrying a 500-lb. load, using regular gas! That's the average of a Dodge V-8 pick-up in a 714-mile, AAA-supervised Economy Run! Dodge V-8 pick-up; AAA-supervised, climbed Pikes Peak in 20 minutes, 46.8 seconds . . . only a few seconds over the passenger ear record.' Operating economy and low maintenance were proved in tests mentioned above. You can save hundreds of dollars over the life of a Dodge truck! With all their championship performance, Dodge trucks are priced with the very lowest. And Dodge Truck dealers are noted for their good deals. No matter what kind of a truck you need . ; ; light, medium or heavy ... phone or visit your dependable Dodge Truck dealer this week. A PRODUCT OF CHRYSLER CORPORATION LEEVER MOTORS, Inc. High School Scores 1 XIESDAY GAMES By United Pres Eugene 56, Springfield 45 (District 8 title) Milwaukie 68. Oregon City 48 (Dist rict 12 title t Franklin 73. Grant 52 (District 16 title. St. Helens 87. Rainier 64 Clatskanie 66. Vernonia 44 Molalla 55. Oswego 44 Gresham 77. Sandy 47 Columbia Prep 48. Parkrose 4 (double overtime) BASKETBALL- TUESDAY COLLEGE SCORES NCAA Regional Playoffs (1st Round) At New York Canisius 73. Williams 60 Villanova 74, Duke 73 La Salle 95. West Virginia 61 At Oklahoma City Bradley 69, Oklahoma .City 65 At Lexington, Ky. Marquette 90. Miami (Ohio) 79 Penn State 59. Memphis State 55 At San Francisco Seattle 80, Idaho State 63 San Francisco 89, W. Texas State 66 N'AIA Tournament 1st Round Louisiana Tech 94.. Coe 65 Quincy (111.) 84, St. Francis (NY) 82 Neb. Wesleyan 86. Geneva 80 At. Christian 93. Evansville 88 SE Oklahoma 120. Middle. Tenn. 67 Western 111. 76, Regis 60 - NE Missouri St. 82. George. (Ky) 70 Ark. Tech 96, New Haven Tchrs. 71 Kansas 71, Oklahoma 67 Oregon AAU Tourney Martin Sign 86, Alsea Lumber 76 (overtime) Condon Elks 81. Hermiston 74 Fighls By UNITED PRESS London: Dai Dower, 111. Wales, out pointed Nazarreno Gianelli. lll'.i. Italy, (15) won European flyweight title. Miami Beach, Fla.: Miguel Diaz, 146 ',2, Havana, outpointed Freddie (Babe) Herman, 144 U. Los Angeles, (10). Holyoke. Mass: Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson, 1P5. Far Rockway N.Y.. stop ped Roy Thomas, 180. Brooklyn, (5). Honolulu l I P) Johnny Ortega, 110, Oakland, dec. Francis Militante, 133, Honolulu, (8). BOWLING LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Audrey Swoape of Anderson Thrift market rolled high game, 214, and high series, 593, in the Ladies Classic Bowling league last night. Trie Fashionette had high team game, 824, and high team series, 2303. LADIES VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Beatty and McDougel 21 11 Keith Brothers 20 12 U.S. National Bank 18,i 13 Vi Stark's Finance 17 15 Pick's Apparel 15 17 Trowbridge and Flynn 13 19 Town Beauty Shoppe 12 t 19',i Davis Transfer 11 21 Results: Keith Bros. 3 Pick's t J. Runtz 432 M. Puett 373 M. Herman 322 J. Coffeen 389 L. Keith 380 T. Maggentl 347 J. Crosby 490 J. LeClufer 419 N. Keith 372 M. White 298 1996 T and F 1 R. Blaylock 258 R. Dean 316 L. Schlachter 307 J. Withrow 392 J. Russell Handicap 405 44 Davis Trans. W. Jenkins D. Houston J. Mahoney B. Wright M. Dyer 1889 3 366 342 319 299 401 1722 1729 B and M A. Harris L. Vosel J. Dean D. Pfaff L. Cabler 4 Stark Finance 0 594 R. Vessey 345 361 J. Howard 385 318 E. Corliss 318 359 M. Simmonds 336 356 J. Gadden 307 Handicap 111 1998 1790 U. S. Bank 3 '4 I. Schroeder 475 G. Ingle 398 J.Off'nbacker 381 J. Ingle 366 P. Gardner 49o 2115 Town Beauty M. Roberts L. Bell H. Culy C. Lowd V. Corby Handicap 352 306 413 507 396 72 2046 COPCO LEAGUE Standings: W. Short Circuits ,..-.28 i Hi Voltage 21 i Hi Tension 2 Hi Grounded Wyes 21 Delta Stars 19 i Hot Spots 17 Circuit Breakers 16 Atom Splitters 15 Results: Short Circuits 4 D. Ross 449 B. Barbee 531 R. Sterton 486 Handicap 9.. 1475 Delta Stars O. Phelan Absentee W. Bish Hi Tension 0.. L. Duff 340 J. Thompson 361 D. Browne 34b Handicap 102 1149 Hi Voltage F. Brewer H. Dugan E. Barry L. in i 18 .i 181,2 19 20 ',2 23 24 25 0 417 465 467 1349 4 458 471 526 1455 Grounded Wyes 1 H. Fisher 4o7 E. Green 420 L. Stinson 449 Handicap 33 1359 CircuitBreakers 3 R. Smith 445 T. Anseth 396 R. Brock 530 1371 Atom Splitters 1 B. Kight 458 G. Gulley 387 O. Hanson 530 Handicap 69 1445 Hot Spots 3 B. Schroeder 476 F. Benesh 481 C. Thompson 507 1464 Results: Jorgensen's C Lowd T. King J. Willson F. Willett P. Gardner 3 Morning Fresh 0 482 J. Long 406 401 S. Beck 388 476 L. Ambuhl 422 433 H. Culy 439 438 K. Jennings 399 Handicap 165 3230 2219 Kachhu Room 3 L. Ericson R. Shama V. Coats A. Monroe B. Doyan Handicap Fashionette V. Knox P. Mathes D. Klein L. Rudv E. Baker 435 413 386 446 385 162 2227 3 500 380 466 442 505 2303 Medford Feed 1 M. Little 407 M. Tennant 394 D. Hawley 400 Absentee 393 R. Barr 523 2177 0 414 397 453 430 460 129 2285 Marys Cas F. Piatt V. Float T. Tolls H. Wright V. Blunt Handicap Coffee Pot 3 Schroeder 497 V. Corbv 405 A. Wilson 328 M. Dver 378 N. Burroughs 466 Handicap 162 2236 Crate. Beauty 1 V. Cummings 458 R. Eberius 428 E. Straus 375 E. Ludwi 429 M. Clark 508 2198 Trail Creek 3 T. Bevens 392 G. McKillop 315 D. Jantzer 443 L. Jantzer 439 E. Goode 392 Handicap - 276 2257 Crater Inn 1 A. Gebhardt 460 J. Hamoson -404 T. Farrar 474 G. Riggs 486 C. Teter . 415 2239 Anderson's 4 NJIoUenbeck 429 N. Llttrell 377 B. Hamm 391 A. Carbiener 395 A. Swoape 593 Elk Lumber H. Norwood 405 D. Royce 364 V. Florey 343 A.' Tamney 435 D.Christ'nson 499 MARTEN SIGN CAPTURES OREGON AAU HOOP TOGA Hermiston U.P.) Martin Sign of Eugene got red hot in the overtime period last night to dump Alsea Lumber of Corval lis 86-75 for the Oregon state AAU basketball title. Condon won third place with an 81-74 win over the host Her miston quintet. Martin Sign meets the Buchan Bakers of Seattle at Eugene next Monday night for a trip to the National AAU tourney in Den ver. Dye Sparks J. D. Dye, a former Louisiana Tech ace, provided the impetus that gave the Eugene five its win last night. Dye scored 15 points in the last 6 minutes of the regu lar time and the five-minute overtime periods. Paul Sowers with 24 points and Barney Hol land with 22 led the scoring for Eugene, while Jack Orr of Cor vallis had 33 tallies. The score was 71-all at the end of regular time. The all-star team was com posed of Sowers, Holland, Doug Talbot and Joe McElravy of Eugene; Orr, Gary Lindell, Wes Ediger and Dick Humble of Cor vallis, Dale Warberg of Condon and Willie Liebe of Hermiston. The Oregon AAU hoop cham pionship is the third for the Eugene quint which played for merly under the name of Every body's Drug. The best way to become an ex pert mushroom hunter is to start with just one species and then gradually add other kinds. Try puiioaiis urst. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MACHINES Repaired MEDFORD OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 41 S. Grape Phone 2-4100 Gracie Deadlocks For Medal Honor St. Augustine, Fla. U.R) Co medalist Grace DeMoss Smith and Marjorie Lindsey McMillan faced lightly-regarded opponents today in the opening round of match play in the Florida East Coast Women's Amateur golf championship. t Mrs. Smith, the tournament's defending champion from Miami was pitted against Mrs. Harold Curtis of Ponte Verda, Fla., while Mrs. McMillan of Deca tur, 111., teed off against Helen Benitoa of Uniontown, Pa. In two other major matches, National Amateur champion Barbara Romack of Sacramento, Calif., played Mrs. John Eng- lund of White Plains, N.Y., and Marty Ann Downey of Baltimore met Mrs. Edward Arnold of Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. McMil lan tied for medalist honors Tuesday with 77's two over women's par. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday : 10 ajn Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day D3DSTISD(g Introduction of milder, lower-priced, 86 Proof bottling as a companion to world-famous 100 Proof Bottled in Bond brings forth unprecedented public demand! 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