Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1958, Image 11

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    MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
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REG. $3.95 to $9.95
SOARING high, Jean Le-
febvre, Gonzaga Univer
sity's tallest basketball play
pr in natipn at 7 feet, 3
iixhes, dunks ball during
game. (International)
Rogue Winter
Steelheading
Season Begins
x Portland (IPi The weekly
report on fishing conditions
prepared by the State Game
- Commission:
Southwest: Steelheading in
" North and South Umpqua
' rivers should be fair if water
- clears; bank anglers in main
- Umpqua between Umpqua and
- Forks having fair to poor
luck; Sawyers rapids and
Bullock bridge in main Ump
' qua good; Tenmile lake out
" let fair to good.
Winter steelhead season on
- Rogue below mouth of the
i Applegate and the Applegate
- fiver up to the mouth of. the
little Applegate opened Jan.
' 15 with water high and mud
'dy; fresh runs of fish have
' arrived in the Illinois but high
and muddy water prevented
good catches.
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Eagle Point,
Phoenix Vie
Aggregations figured to be
the main contenders this sea
- son in Rogue league basket-
ball will be scrapping each
other on Friday.
; Tussles among the top
rated four are Phoenix at
Eagle Point and Glendale at
Brookings. Another tangle
will match Rogue River with
Illinois Valley at Cave Junc
tion. Saturday scrambles will
have Brookings at Illinois
Valley and Phoenix at Rogue
River.
Phoenix holds two presea
son wins over Eagle Point
but looks for tougher opposi
tion in conference contention.
St. Mary's
At Talent
St. Mary's of Medford,
which spilled the second
place club this week in the
Jackson County B Basketball
circuit, goes after the No. 1
team on Friday.
The Crusaders meet Talent
on the Bulldogs' floor. Other
contention has Prospect at
Jacksonville.
Butte Falls, which bowed
to St. Mary's on Tuesday, has
a bye in the loop.
Club Puts Up
Challenge Cup
Phoenix Rifle club has pur
chased a challenge trophy
and any team from a Cal-Ore
league member may challenge
a team in possession of it on
its regular shooting night to
a shoulder to shoulder match.
Winning team will take
possession until it is chal
lenged and defeated.
Phoenix members chosen
to vie in the Cal-Ore league
this week were Marvin Nel
son, Neal Tripp, Lyle Jar
min and Jerry Smith. For the
Medford club those named
were Lewis Conger, Frank
Rush, Harry Heidenreich anu
Clinton Charley. There are 28
teams in the league.
Conger topped the rifie
shoot at the club this week
with 390. Other high rif lists
were Heidenreich 388, Clin
ton Charley 386, Monty Per
reard 381 and Frank Rush.
Salem fin Appointment
of Marshall Swearingen, Bend
to manage the Bend Office
of the State Motor Vehicle
Department has been announced.
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Pajamas Hats
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