House of David Will
Have Fast Quint To
Face Globetrotters
Basketball's interesting House
of David quintet from the Israel
ite cult at Benton Harbor, Mich.,
hag its strongest lineup in years
orvtour this season as fans will
see' when the noted club per
forms at Crater high school gym
et Central Point on Thursday,
Jan. 26, against the Harlem
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GEORGE ANDERSON
Leads House of David
Jag; Volkswagen
First and Fifth
In Alpine Race
MonW Carlo U.R) Ron
aid Adams and Frank Bigger,
two Irishmen handling a Brit
ish Jaguar, were declared win-
ners of the 26th Monte Carlo
Automobile Rally last night
with 213 penalty points for the
gruelling 4100-kilometer race
Seventy-two cars finished af
ter 13 dropped out in the final
241-kilometer lap over snow
covered roads in the lower Alps.
Most of the cars that finished
were covered with dents. -:
Walter Schock and Rolf Moll
of Germany, driving a Mercedes
finished second with 219 points.
France's Michel Grosogeat and
Pierre Riagini, in a DKW, and
the British team of Peter Har
ger and David Humphrey, in a
bunbeam, tied for third with
227.
Globetrotters.
Tickets are on sale at Barker's
Mens store and Lamport's Sport
ing Goods store. There are no
reserved seats. Yellow Cab and
Medford YMCA meet in a pre
liminary, starting at 7 o'clock.
Manager George (Andy) And
erson, once a star with the
bearded quintet and for years
its coach and manager since
hanging up' his playing togs, be
lieves his squad able to hold its
own with any of the top travel
ing teams in the sport.
Tallest player is six foot
seven inch Bob Moroski, a vet
eran, who came direct to the
team from East Catholic high
school in Philadelphia. Jerry
Schumacher, from Carthage col
lege, is 6-5, an inch taller than
Jim 'Sinkdell, formerly of the
University of Nebraska.
Don Tamulis, who has starred
with the Davidites for several
seasons, is 6-3 and a standout
from Milton college in Wiscon
sin. Rounding out the team are a
flock of talented new men
John Bodine of Eastern Illinois
college, Homer Garner, Louisi
ana State University; Bob Mauel,
Loras college, and Al Ingber,
who starred in Military college.
Medford&Tribune
MH Jayvees
Subdue GP
, Medford high school junior
varsity expanded a three-point
margin to eight counters in the
final quarter and stopped a Cave
man bid to . down the jayvee
basketball team 34 to 28 on Fri
day night at Grants Pass.
The junior Tornado took a 10
to 9 advantage in the first quar
ter and was in front by 21 to
15 at the half. But the third pe
riod saw the Medfordites get
only four points. They were on
top 25 to 22 at the end of the
stanza.
In the fourth set-to the Tor
nado stretched to 32 to 24 but
Grants Pass "cut the edge to 32
to 28.
Thompkins was the leading
point maker for Grants Pass
with 12 while Richard Puhl had
10 for Medford.
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LINE-UPS:
Medford JV 34
Mullen 7 f
Hamlin 8 f
Russell 6 e
Puhl 10 g
Wisely e
Substitutions For Medford. Payne
1, Berteau 2, Brauner. Albert, Berg
man. Peery; for Grants Pass, Clark,
Sparlin 3. .
28 Grants Pass JV
Putman
12 Thompkins
4 Lindquist
4 Smith
5 Rembey
Rifles Shock Fans
At Tijuana Tourney
Tijuana, Mex. (U.R) Short
shots:
U. S. visitors at the S12,500
Caliente Open golf tourna
ment get a slight shock when
they near the Tijuana Country
Club course. It is being guard
ed by uniformed soldiers car
rying loaded rifles. We are
told this is to discourage gate
crashers.
In the United States it
would discourage all attend-
Southern Oregonians
Rap Portland State
By UNITED PRESS
Southern Oregon College of
Education defeated Port land
State, 87-70, and Eastern Ore
gon College of Education, 85-84,
in Oregon College conference
basketball action Friday night
Bill Hollings worth and Lloyd
Hoffine scored 45 points between
them to lead the Red Raiders to
victory over the Portlanders at
Phoenix, Crater Cop
Rogue League Hassles
ROGUE LEAGUE STANDINGS
(Friday Night)
Phoenix
Crater
Eagle Point
Illinois Valley
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Phoenix' high swept over Ill
inois Valley 73 to 48 Friday
night to sail on in unblemished
command in the Rogue League
maplecourt race while Crater
high plucked Eagle Point 66 to
52 to assume lone grasp on
second spot in the conference.
The Phoenix Pirates with a
flash of the best ball fund
amentally they have shown all
season zipped to 24 to 8 bulge
over IV in the first quarter.
Illinois Valley came back in the
second panel to slice the margin
to 32 to 23. But the main forces
of the Pirates had the advant
age up to 40 to 25 by halftime
and Phoenix had a 62 to 33 lead
at the close of the third quarter.
Crater exhibited sharper
shooting than the Eagles who
had a lot of shots ring the rim
and pop out in a rough engage
ment. The Comets held inter
mission leads of 12 to 10, 30 to
22 and 45 to 35.
Jack Grebb of Eagle Point
took scoring honors with 19
points. John Shama swished in
18 for Crater. Twenty-two fouls
were whistled against the Eagles
and 19 against Crater and Wayne
Christian and Ron Veach of the
Eagles were dismissed . for too
many infractions.
Plumlee Scores 27
George Plumlee of the Coug
ars recorded 27 points against
Phoenix, doing some fine work
from the post. The Pirates did
not overly concentrate on stop
ping him but held him down
in the third period with a zone
defense.
Bill Madden and Jim Korth
with 18 points each were the
chief point-getters for . Phoenix.
Korth, who got all his points on
nine field shots, and Charles
Wall, with 14 points, had improv
ed performances over play of
the last week or so. The two
and Madden rebounded well.
Don Wallace piled in 16 points
as the Phoenix" jayvees won
their preliminary 54 to 28 over
IV. Crater clipped the Eagle
junior varsity 43 to 36.
The same clubs met last night,
completing the first half of their
loop slates. Phoenix is host to
Rogue River in non-league play
on Tuesday.
LINE-UPS:
Phoenix -73
R. Dahl 6
WaU 14
Madden 18
Korth 18
Brood 8
48 Illinois Valley
f 13 Preston
f Camp
c 27 Plumlee
g 2 King
E bimineton
suDsututions t or pnoemx. Wallace.
Simmonds 2, James 1, D. Dahl 2, Seit-
zinger 4, Blankenship, Garner. Sneed;
for Illinois Valley, Smith 2, Kennedy,
Spencer, Slatinger, Hodge.
Crater 68
Herrmann 13
Shama 18
Green 2
Lefler 12
Douthit 5
52 Eagle Point
1 19 Greb
I 3 Christian
c 14 Foran
g 4 Friend
g 8 Veach
Substitutions For Crater. Goyetto
4. Gray 2. Davis 2. Callender 8, Tid-
well, Allen; for Eagle Point, Tresham
z, soren 2, Wallace, i-lrod, Axteu.
New Brunswick, N. J. (U.R)
Princeton line coach John Stieg
man yesterday was named head
football coach at Rutgers Un
iversity. Stiegman, hired for
three years at $10,000 a year,
replaces Harvey Herman, drop
ped as head coach after a dis
appointing 1955 season. Stieg
man will pick his assistants, also
to be hired on a three-year basis.
Ashland. Hollingsworth got 24
points and Hoffine 21 as South
ern Oregon took a quick lead
and never relinquished it. The
Raiders held a 20-point leads sev
eral times and were ahead 42-34
at the half.
The Red Raiders, shooting a
torrid .617, utilized fine rebound
ing by Hal Titus and Hollings
worth and a fast breaking attack
led by Chuck Crandall and Dale
Bates in their victory. They were
able to work around and
through the Viking man-to-man
defense for a lot of close-in shots.
Portland State was the victim
of its own cold shooting and
good SOC defense, connecting
for only 26 field goals on 95 tries
for a .274 average. The Raiders
put in 29 out of 47 attempts
from the field.
At La Grande, Eastern Oregon
kept its conference slate clean at
5-0, but it took a desperation
tip-in by Bill West in the final
six seconds to do it. The Wolves
from Monmouth haven't won a
conference game in four outings
but they threw a mighty big
scare into the Mountaineers last
night.
Only three points separated
the. teams most of the way with
Eastern Oregon holding a 46-42
halftime edge. The Wolves Cecil
Miller and Ken Westenskow for
Eastern Oregon tied for high
point honors with 22 each.
In the preliminary Southern
Oregon college junior varsity,
loser in an earlier overtime fray
with the Bend club, nicked Cen
tral Oregon Community college
69 to 67 in regulation playing
time. Central Oregon boasts a
fine record against jayvee clubs
through the northwest. Punk
Biddington, who scored 20
points, Jim Carlile who got 16,
and Guy Munsell, who got nine,
spurred the junior Raiders. It
was the eighth win in nine games
for the Jayvees.
BOX:
Southern Oregon
Hollingsworth, t
Hoffine, f
Titus, c
Crandall, g
Bates, g .
Carlile
Biddington
Munsell
Lowrance
DePuy
FG FT PF TP
. 8 8 3 24
Totals
23 29 15 87
Portland State
Viskov, f
Parker, f .
Nenow, c
Koski, g
FG FT PF TP
Thompson, g
Poetsch
Robertson .
Perkins
Mclntyre 1
Frazier 1
Green 0
Lee ; 0
Sunday, January 22, 1938
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVXK
Oregon Webfoots Triumph
84-76 Over Vandals
Moscow, Ida. (U.R) Ore
gon spotted Idaho seven points
Friday night, then let loose with
a shooting display which saw
four players score 15 points or
more, to take a Pacific Coast
conference basketball victory
84-76.
Idaho led for the first 11 min
utes before Oregon tied the
High School Scores
FRIDAY BASKETBALL
By United Press
(Portland Schools)
Washington 56, Roosevelt 49 '
Jefferson 51. Lincoln 50
Grant 68, Cleveland 56 -Franklin
58, Benson 51
O'Dea (Seattle) 41, Central Catholic
39
David Douglas 56. Gresham JV 43
Concordia 63, Gaston 49
Verboort 52, Hill Military 36
(Upstate Schools)
Vale 65, Grant Union 51
Pacific Frosh 61, Knappa 56
Woodburn 56, Stayton 52
Scappoose 60, Hood River 36
Dayton 64, Banks 58
Oregon City 61, McMinnville 51
Tillamook 56, Seaside 43
Neahkahnie 57, Warrenton 45
Serra 44, Gervais 30
Eugene 67. Milwaukie 52
Redmond 80, Lakeview 57
Gresham 56. Portland State Frosh 40
Hilisboro 56, Forest lirove 3i
Waldport 49. Toledo 42
Bend 57, Albany 55
Hermiston 61, La Grande 48
Willamette 67, Pleasant Hill 37
West Linn 46, Newberg 44
Siuslaw 64, Taft 61
Clatskanie 64, Wy'East 62
Baker 71. The Dalles 49
Beaverton 74, Tigard 37
South Salem 51, Sweet Home 48
St. Helens 48, Rainier 38
Cascade 54, Prineville 48
Madras 65. Burns 50
Willamina 51, Sherwood 45
Korth Salem 66, Lebanon 38
Philomath 49, Newport 38
Klamath Falls 62, Ashland 55
Springfield 60, Corvallis 59
Brownsville 72, Shedd 43
Enterprise 46, Union 40
Arlington 45, Condon 33
Tillamook Catholic 40, Star of Sea
38 (overtime)
Salem Acadmey 54, Sheridan 48
North Marion 63, Silverton 62
Medford 42. Grants Pass 39
Helix 100, Ukiah 55
Pendleton 68, Walla Walla (Wash.)
59
Triangle Lake 58, Westfir 52
Lowell 72, Crow 58
Elgin 57, Joseph 45
Sisters 59, Maupin 44
Sandy 46, Central Monmouth 38
Siletz 49, Fall City 32
Dallas 55, Estacada 33
Marshifeld 70, North Bend 60
Molalla 67, Canby 49
Bandon 62, Glendale 51
Reedsport 47, Roseburg 42
Culver 88, Moro 51
Gold Beach 49, Langlois 41
Powers 69, Port Orford 58
Mill City 59, Colton 35
St. Francis 59, Cottage Grove 43
Huntington- 47, Halfway 41
score at 24-24. Then the Ducks
went ahead two minutes later
on two free throws by center
Max Anderson.
Shots Pour In
The Ducks built up a 46-38
half-time margin. Idaho opened
the second period with four
quick points. Then Oregon began
pouring in shots and led 72-56
with seven minutes remaining.
Idaho - staged a late game
surge, but could not overtake
the sharp-shooting Ducks.
Anderson led the scoring with
22 points while forward Chuck
Franklin added 21. Forward Jer
ry Ross scored 18, all in the first
half, and forward BilL Moore
had 15.
High point man for Idaho was
forward Jack Mitchell with 21.
Milwaukee, Wis. (U.R)
Marquette University in Milwau
kee today named Larry Moon
Mullins of Kansas State as its
Athletic Director to replace re
tiring Conrad Jennings.
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SOUTHERN OREGON
SEASON SCORING
(13 Games),
FG FT PF TP
Hollingsworth 85 89 ' 39 259
Hoffine 95 65 35 255
Bates J 31 45 38 108
Titus 30 33 55 93
Crandall . , 20 32 13 72
Biddington 18 8 10 44
Munsell 15 8 24 38
Tenney 9 12 9 30
Carlile 8 7 6 23
Lowrance 5 4 9 14
DePuy 2 4 6 8.
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