Yanks Face
Russians in
Hockey Fray
Cortina, Italy U.R) The
most dramatic face-to-face clash
of the United States and Russia
In the 1956 Winter Olympic
games will take place tonight
with the ice hockey champion
ship hanging in the balance.
A week ago you couldn't have
found an expert here who would
have given the Yanks a chance
in this clash with the swift So
viets.
But today the rousing, high-
spirited play of the Americans
in their victories over Canada
and Sweden had won them a
host of followers. Coach Johnny
Mariucci Evelth, Minn., thinks
his teams can win; his players
are certain of it: and the experts
no.w figure they are no worse
than even money.
The , two teams headed into
he earne tied for the lead in the
championship competition. The
Russians haven't lost a smgie
came here: the Americans have
lost only a preliminary round
game that doesn't aneci xne 11
nal standings. ,.. . ,
If the Americans win this one,
they can wrap up the Olympic
title by beating Chechoslovakia
tnmnrrnw. If the Russians win
it, they can take the crown by
Vioatinff Panada tomorrow. 11
feithpr wins todav and then loses
tomorrow, a three-way tie for
the title could result.
Hebert Tops
Phoenix Golf
I Phoenix, Ariz. (U.R) Lionel
Hebert, hardly an "unknown
but still looking for his first
TTiaior nrofessional champion
ship, carried a one stroke lead
into the second round of tne
$15,000 Phoenix Open today.
Hebert,! 28, of Erie, Pa., shot
a three-under par 68 in the
opening around of the tourna
ment Thursday on the Phoenix
Country Club course. His sound
approach shots helped him gam
an advantage over the field,
most of which had trouble on
the course's bumpy greens.
; One stroke behind the leader
were two professionals and brie
amateur. ,
B6 Winninger, Oklahoma City;
and Bill : Nary Jr., ; Detroit, ' a
former Tucson golfer, both card-
ea ons on tne par i course,
while Jim Tom. Blair, Jefferson
City, Mo., equalled their per
formances to take the lead
among the amateurs. "
Hedrick Tips
Ashlanders
Hedrick seventh and eighth
grade basketball teams won en
counters yesterday with Ashland
clubs. .
The seventh won 27 to 19 and
the eighth 41 to 35.
; Hornet eighth graders emerg-
. ed from a mix which was close
all. the way and in which play
was rugged under the boards.
Period standings were 8 to 7,
21 to 18 and 33 to 27 all for
Hedrick.
Jerry Anderson totaled 16
points for the Hornets. He was
charged with his fourth foul in
the third quarter, hurting his
effectiveness but John Frohn-
mayer sparked the Hornets with
all of his nine counters in the
stanza. Frohnmayer and Paul
Moore were tough under the"
backboards for the Medford club.
Gray was the scoring and ball
handling star for Ashland. He
had 16 points.
Hedrick made 15 out of 17
free shot tries and Ashland 17
for 22. - . . '
Mike Monroe got 10 points
for the Hedrick seventh which
led at the intermissions 10 to 4,
16 to 11 and 23 to 13.
LINE-UPS:
Hedrick 7th 27 19 Ashland 7th
. Sieg 3 1 2 Mickle
Dowson 6 f - 2 Harris
Bray 3 c 1 Vonis
M. Monroe 10 g Austin
Mclntyre 3 g Willey
Substitutions For Hedrick, Lorish,
Cummins, Gastineau 2, Brown, Ham
JjbK for Ashland. Bernson 4, Louis 3,
Jvard 2, Martin 2, Johnson 2, Rey-
mers 1.
Hedrick 8th 41
McGill f
Frohnmayer 9 f
Moore 10 c
Olson 5
35 Ashland
6 Alley
7 Davis
15 Gray
Dickerson
Anderson 16 g
KlinstiTiiTinne TT.-ir- tj.j-;-,, t. i
Deakins; for Ashland, Hardy 3. For
rest 1, Mitchell 2, Elder, Callaghan.
Louis Tax Liens
Total $1,210,789
Chicago (U.R) Joe Louis,
former heavyweight boxing
; champion, received another stag
. gering blow from the Internal
Revenue Service.' A new income
? tax lien for $11,351 was filed
I against him yesterday. .
This brought the total of such
liens against Louis to $1,210,789
; for the years 1946 through 1951.
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In Oregon Collegiate Tallying
Scoring percentages increased
during the past week in the Ore
gon Collegiate Conference. Still
on top, though, is Eastern Ore
gon's Ted Schadewitz, according
to standings release dtoday.
Schadewitz has hit an average
of 25.1 markers per game, pump
ing through 201 points in league
games to date. : . .
Right behind the steady Moun
taineer area a pair of Southern
Oregon hpsters, Bill Hollings
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PCC Cage Highlight
?. By , HAL WOOD
- San Francisco (U.R) Wash
ington and UCLA clash in the
southland tonight and tomorrow
in what may be the tell-tale
series for the Pacific Coast Con
ference championship and a
berth' in the NCAA play-offs.
Although both, teams have
been bounced around more than
somewhat in non-conference en
gagements, : they look powerful
inside their own loop.'
UCLA, with an over-all record
of 10 wins against five defeats,
has a perfect 4-0 record inside
the conference; the Huskies, win
ners of nine and beaten seven
times over-all, have a 5-1 mark
in league play.
..'This clash is expected to steal
some of the thunder from the
upstart California Basketball
Association race, which will
feature the University of San
Francisco Dons going after their
42nd consecutive triumph, to
night against Loyola of Los An
geles.
New Star
UCLA fans who have , been
used to watching such great per
formers as Moorie Taft and
Willie Naulls in action, will get
to see something new in Bruno
(Bonco) Boin one of the finest
young hook-shot artists to come
along in recent years. '
Boin is only 18 years old and
a sophomore, but he stands six
feet, eight inches tall and still
is , growing. He has developed
an overhead hook, shot from the
corner, of the floor that is tre
mendously successful and so far
this season tie has averaged 16
points per game which isn't
bad for just a beginner.
But the Bruins, playing in
their own back yard, are slight,
favorites to win and help Coach
Johnny Wooden along toward an
other championship. In his seven
previous years at UCLA, Wood
en has led his club to five divi
sion championships , 1 and two
league crowns. There is no divi
sion this year ' just one nine-
Sports Broadcast
Radio stations KYJC and
KWIN will broadcast the
Southern Oregon college-East--
era Oregon college basketball
game about 8 o'clock this eve
ning. Stations KYJC" ' and
KMED will air the Medford-'
Roseburg high fracas on Sat
urday at 8:15 p.m. Television
station KEES will bring the
Indiana-Ohio State ollegiate
hoop- game at noon on Satur- .
'day and the UCLA-Washington
mix at 2 p.m. -
Nationals Halt
Losing Streak
By UNITED PRESS
. The Syracuse Nationals, de
fending champions in the Na
tional Basketball association,
were ready to launch a drive for
a playoff berth today now that
team - Captain Paul Seymour is
back in harness. y
Fully recovered from a broken
wrist suffered early last month,
Seymour came off the bench
Thursday; night to spark the Na
tionals to a comeback 97-89 vic
tory over the Rochester Royals.
. It was the Nats' first victory
in their last four games and
moved them to within three
games of the third-place. New
York Knickerbockers, who drop
ped an 88-87 verdict to the Phil
adelphia Warriors on the same
bill at Syracuse.
In another twinbill at St.
Louis, the Hawks climbed out of
the Western Division cellar, by
surprising the Fort Wayne Pis
tons, 98-90, while the Boston
Celtics edged the Minneapolis
Lakers, 102-91. Bill Sharman
scored 35 points and Ed Ma
cauley had 31 for the Celtics.
worth and Lloyd Hoffine. Holl
ingsworth has hit an average of
22 per outing and Hoffine a
mark of 20.6. :
Others in the top ten are:
Lowell Kolbaba, EOCE, 19.8;
Jack Parker, Portland State,
19.7; Jack Viskov, Portland
State, 17.7; John Foster, Oregon
Tech, 17.6; Paul Poetech, Port
land State, 12.8; Fletch Frazier,
Portland State, 12.1; and Cecil
Miller, Oregon College, 11.2.
team league.
Still, Trying ,
Southern California, which
also is in the running for the tilte
with a 5-1 record in conference
play, takes on Oregon on the
Webfoots home floor. Oregon
has a 2-4 record inside the loop
but in this league, it always is
hard to win a game away from
ahead for Tony Psaltis and corn
home, so there may be trouble
pany.
In other conference series of
the week-end, California plays
host to the defending champion
Oregon State Beavers and if
the game goes according to
Hoyle, it will be a surprise.
So far at California there have
been the penny throwing and
deep freeze episodes so Coach
Pete Newell probably would
just as soon 'play some straight,
old-fashioned race-horse basket
ball. The Bears will be favored.
Bob Baker,
Jackson Vie
New York; '(U.R) Burly Bob
Baker and lanky Tommy (Hur
ricane) Jackson, two high heavy
weight contenders with sharply
contrasting styles, will fight to
night m a TV-radio elimination
10-rounder at' Madison Square
garden.
The winner can continue to
campaign for a September title
shot at Rocky Marciano. "Rocky
definitely will not be ready un
til September," Manager Al
Weill said today.
Baker of Pittsburgh is favored
at 9-5 to beat clownish Jackson
of Far Rockaway, N.Y.,-because
of his 13 straight victories, his
superior boxing skill and his
harder punch. Also big Bob is
ranked second among contend
ers; Jackson, third.
However, Tommy's admirers
claim the 22-year-old hurricane
has just the style to beat lethar
gic, 29-year-old Baker, a plod
ding counter-puncher who lacks
aggressiveness.
inson, Olson
Bout on April 27
Los Angeles (U.R) Tru
man Gibson, executive secretary
of the International Boxing club,
was expected to .arrive here to
day, to complete arrangements
for a middleweight title fight between-champion
Ray Robinson
and ex-title holder Bobo Olson,
April 27.
Robinson already has signed
for the return bout but . Olson
and his manager, Sid: Flaherty,
asked to review the terms of the
match.
Robinson, who won the title
from Olson by . a " knockout,
would be guaranteed $75,000 and
the privilege of taking 30 per
cent of the net gate should the
percentage exceed $75,000. Ol
son would receive 30 per cent
of the net gate, but no guaran
tee.
"He must be a fifth columnist,
Commissar. We caught him
with fifth of that foreign
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MeHforcI High
In Physical Fitness Tests
. A five-member University of
Oregon team will be in Medford
on Feb. 14 to conduct physical
fitness tests at the senior high
school.
Medford is among high schools
in 12 Oregon cities which have
accepted invitations to partici
pate in a pilot physical fitness
program. Invitations were issued
by the Oregon Association for
Health,-Physical Education and
Recreation through, its central
physical fitness committee.
Portland, Salem, Eugene,
Springfield, Willamette, Rose
burg, Coos Bay, Klamath Falls,
Bend, Pendleton and Baker
schools are others participating.
Superintendent of Schools Leon
ard Mayfield accepted for Med
ford. University of Oregon testing
teams under the direction of Dr.
H. Harrison Clarke, are visiting
each of the high schools to ad
minister physical fitness index
tests to 100 boys and 100 girls.
Following the testing, the pupils
with the lowest PFI scores will
be selected for special develop
mental activities to , improve
their physical fitness.
Individual Needs
- This program will be adapted
to meet the individual needs of
pupils based upon studies of the
cause of the low fitness of each
pupil. Emphasis will be thus
placed upon those boys and girls
who are subpar physically. At
the end of three months, retests
will be given at each of the
schools to determine pupil prog
ress and program effectiveness.
The testing will serve to check
on the physical fitness of boys
and girls in Oregon high schools,
This check is regarded as par
ticularly important at this time
in view of figures on the com
parative 'fitness of American
and European children appear
ing in the national press. Dr
Hans Kraus of New York City
reported from his studies that
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58 per cent of TJ.S, youngsters
tested for muscular fitness by
him failed one or more of his
tests while only nine per cent of
European youngsters failed.
It is believed by the univer
sity testers, that a more favor
able situation exists in Oregon,
especially in schools where good
physical education programs
exist.
Pad Driscoll
Bear Coach
Chicago (U.R) Paddy Dris
coll, who made his off season
living as a stock market specula
tor, gave up his sunny Board
of Trade office today to begin
studying old films of Chicago
Bears football games.
Driscoll, 59 year's old, Thurs
day was named by the founder"
and owner of the club, George
Halas, as the new coach of the
team Halas himself tutored for
30 years. Halas celebrated his
61st birthday with the appoint
ment. The shift probably will pro
duce no difference in the Bears,
either on offense or defense.
Driscoll, a former star back at
Northwestern and with both the
Bears and ' Chicago Cardinals,
was an assistant to Halas for
the past 15 years and promptly
announced "we'll keep the same
system."
TAKES ARMY POST
West Point, N.Y. U.R)
Dale Hall, an ex-Army halfback,
today agreed to return to West
Point as an assistant football
coach under Earl (Red) Blaik. A
former teammate of Doc Blanch
ard and Glenn Davis, Hall serv
ed 'as a backfield coach at the
University of Florida last sea
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Friday, February 3, 1958
Medford Gun Clubbers
Practice This Sunday
Medford Gun club will have
practice shooting on Sunday.
There will be 16-yard and handi
cap events and skeet rivalry.
Traps will open at 10 a.m.
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Qualifying Set
through Sunday, March 4. .
Charles Mclntyre won the
championship in 1955.
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weather this week, golfing ac
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