Two Jayvees May Ce Moved
Up for Bedford Tussle at
KF; Ashland, Crater Tangle
. Bob Quinney and Darrell
Miller may be brought up to
the Medford high basketball
varsity for the Saturday night
conflict at Klamath Falls.
That was the report this
morning of Head Coach
Frank Roelandt. They would
provide more height on his
squad for countering the tall
Pelican front line.
It was not definite that the
move would be made but the
illness of George Koch, 6-3
senior and one of the Tor
nado's leading rebounders,
may prompt the action. Koch
missed yesterday's drill be
cause of sickness and attend
ed school only a half day:
Medford has some good
height with Koch, Jerry An
derson and Lowell Dean all
around 6-3 but Klamath Falls
has Bob Petersen - and Bob
Lewis at 6-5. The Tornado,
therefore, needs all the height
it can. muster, particularly to
stop Petersen. Quinney and
Miller, who have been play
ing jayvee ball, are 6-2 or 6-3
performers. They are expect
ed to see jayvee action tomor
row whether or not they suit
down with the varsity.
Grants Pass at Crater
A sophomore game also is
billed between Medford and
Klamath hoopmen.
Medford has only the one
week end game. Klamath is
playing at Grants Pass to
night and Crater at Ashland.
On Saturday Crater is host to
Grants Pass at Central Point.
The Black Tornado and
Klamath can both clinch state
tourney berths this week end.
'Klamath will do it with one
victory in its two games.
Medford will try for a win
over the Pelicans and hope
they trip Grants Pass.
Ashland and Crater are far
out of the running in the
loop but their game tonight
could provide plenty of en
tertainment for fans. Each of
their three previous scraps
have ended with only two
points difference. One game
went overtime. Crater has
won twice over the Grizzlies
Prep Basketball
THURSDAY GAKES
Jackson B Tourney
St. Mary's 29. Butte Falls 28
' Talent 47. Jacksonville 45 -
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in the PSA . Jimrme has copped
the P&A. Phi! and Doug are
considered top teacher
in the game.
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for its only league victories.
Ashlands' nod over the Com
ets is its only triumph this
year.
Ashland Coach Earl Iba re
ported that Dennis Johnson,
a reserve, was his only ailing
player. He has the flu as well
as a turned ankle. Iba said
that he planned to use Bob
Hardy in quite a bit of to
night's action. Hardy has
come along in the late season
and he and. Doug Forrest are
the only members of the crew
who will be back next sea
son. Hardy may spell Clark
Smith quite a bit. Smith has
has had his teeth worked on
this week and is not com
pletely up to physical par but
"can go if he has to."
Weather, Flu Bug
Squaw Valley Worry
. By HAL WOOD
Squaw Valley, Calif.-(UPB-Weather
and the flu bug were
the main worries today as the
world's greatest speed skaters
and cross-country skiers
poised for the opening of their
international competition on
Saturday.
The flu bug already has
hit nearly 200 of the popula
tion of 1,000 in Squaw Valley.
And the weather man, who
has come up with brilliant,
sunny days for a week, now
forecasts possible "rain and
snow showers."
The sun has been so hot
for the last several days that
it boiled some of the snow
off the cross-country course
at nearby McKinney Creek.
Thursday night and this morn
ing trucks dumped tons more
of the hard-packed snow on
the course and then stamped
it down with tractors.
The big American hope in
the 500-meter speed skating
event is Don McDermott, the
flash from Cliffside Heights,
N. J. - if he recovers from a
slight entanglement with the
flu. His clocking of 40.5 for
the distance the other day
was one of the finest in his
tory. "But any one of a half
dozen men could win it," said
Coach Eddie Schroeder of the
U.S. Olympic team.
The favorite in the 500
meters will be Genadii Voron
in, the world's champion from
Cousy Betters
Mikan's Total
United Press International
Bob Cousy, having passed
George Mikan's scoring total,
now is setting his sights on
Dolph Schayes' still - soaring
all-time record in the National
Basketball association.
Cousy became the second
highest scorer in the NBA
with 11,778 points 14 more
than Mikan's career total
Thursday night as Boston de
feated the Philadelphia War
riors, 125-109, in the opener
of a Syracuse doubleheader.
Schayes, in his 11th season
of pro ball, scored 31 points
to lead the Syracuse Nationals
to a 130-111 upset win over
the St. Louis Hawks in the
second game. The former NYU
star's point spree raised his
lifetime total to 13,944.
At Louisville, Ky., Jack
Twyman and Jack McCarthy
of Cincinnati combined to
edge the Detroit Pistons, 106-101.
LONG TERM PACT
Columbia, Mo. -OIPD- Young
Dan Devine, whose razzle
dazzle multiple offense
brought new enthusiasm to
these conservative Ozark foot
hills, today signed a new
eight-year contract as head
football coach of the Univer
sity of Missouri.
Russia. ' ,
In the 5000-meter event, the
betting would place Knut
Joahanesen of Norway, Eu
ropean all-around champion
at the top. America's No. 1
entrant is Floyd Bedbury of
St. Paul, Minn.
In the 30 kilometer cross
country race the Americans
are expected to finish far back
of the Europeans.
European officials in the
cross-country claim this is one
of the greatest fields of many
years - possibly better than
anything ever offered in the
Olympics.
BOWLING
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standings:
Cubby's Drive In :
Mail Tribune
Bates Candy Co.
Al Sodaro Agency .
fcjuaiity Market
Mornine Fresh Bread
Kim's Restaurant
Alexander & Brown Insur.
Davis Transfer & Storage
Medford Paint Store
Patterson's Bakery
Clave Construction Co.
W.
32
26
26
26
23
23
20
16
15
13
12
8
(Harold Vessey 532)
1 (Jim Knapp 579)
Results:
M ' Bread 4 (Jim Farrar 580)
2553; Davis 0(Herb Vallee 509)
2425.
Quality 3
2587; Kim's
2581.
Sodaro 3 (Jim Hennebeck 605)
2646' Patterson's 1 (John Dickinson
563, 2615.
Tribune 1 (Andy Anderson 566)
2594; Bates 3 (Chas. McWhorter
573) 2611.
Cubby's 3 (Marsh Ramsby 570)
2701; Clave 1 (Al Sacchi 603) 2636.
A & B Ins. 1 (Frank Chapman
499) 2307; Med. Paint 3 (Travis
Mitchell 512) 2395.
EMPIRE LEAGUE:
Standings:
The Clock
Nu Way Cleaners
Ekerson's Paint
Skinner's Buick
Jewel House .
w.
14
13
12
. 12
. 11
Winnie's Style Salon 11
Dykes Floor Covering.. 11
Western Thrift 10
Dairv Smith 9
Big Y Cleaners 7'S
Music Mart 61:
Food Basket 3
L.
6
7
8
8
9
9
9
10
11
121'-
13
17
Results:
Clock 3 (E. Sessions 522) 1311:
Western Thrift 1 (T. Maggent 441)
1279.
NuWay 4 (A. Wilson 494) 1347;
Food Basket 0 (P. Melsted 442)
1188.
Ekerson's 4 (V. Lusk 501) 1290;
Music Mart 0 (B. Hazlett 441) 1185.
Skinner's 3 (M. Janzen 490) 1265;
Jewel House 1 (V. Bateman 428)
1255.
Winnie's 3 (F. Coffin 458) 1299;
Dairy Smith 1 (S. Coulter 480) 1239.
Dykes 1 (V. Harris 408) 1198; Big
Y 3 (E. HedfieH 461) 1256.
High game A. Wilson 204.
High series E. Sessions 522, V.
1A1SK 3U1.
Split conversions M. Gilbert 3
10, F. Coffin 3-10. W. Booth 3-10,
B. Hazlett 5-7, N. Larson 5-10.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Kogap Lumber Industries.. 29
Seven Up Bottling Co 27
R O Stephenson Lbr. Co 25
Knights of Columbus 25
Barco Supply Co. . 23
Medford Steel One
Jay Allen Co
Medford Blowpipe Co.
Medford Steel Two 16
Tru Mix Construction Co. 15
Big Y Market 13
Safeway Stores 10
L.
11
13
15
15
17
18
21
24
24
25
27
30
Results:
Stephenson 1 (Claude Jones 501)
2659; Tru-Mix 3 (Vera McCall 503)
2695.
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SUFFERING HOOF INJURY, Round Table, who finished
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Bill ilolter, trainer, outside Arcadia stable.
MEDF0RDv&,TRIBUNI
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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Friday, February 27, 1939
NCAA Hoop Berth Goes To Portland
By TIM MORIARTY
United Press International
DePaul, Idaho State and the
University of Portland crash
ed the NCAA major college
basketball tournament today,
while Dartmouth and Cali
fornia will attempt to sew up
bids to the same shindig to
night. The latest three nominees
accepted "at large" invita
tions. Portland, which has a
16-7 record with two games
remaining, will play DePaul
(11-8) at an undetermined site
early next month. The winner
will meet Kansas State's Big
Eight conference champions
in the Midwest regionals at
Lawrence, Kan., March 13.
Idaho State (17-5), appear
ing in the NCAA champion
ship for a record seventh
straight time, will take on
the Border conference repre
sentative, not yet determined,
in the Far West Regionals.
The winner will play St.
Mary's (Calif.), the West Coast
conference champion, at San
Francisco, March 13.
Dartmouth can clinch at
least a tie for first place in
the Ivy League by beating
Princeton again tonight on
the Tigers' -home court. The
Indians, (11-0) in the league, ! round.
handed Princeton (10-1) its
first conference loss last Sat
urday at Hanover, N. H.
Cal Can Clinch Tie
California, leading the Pa
cific Coast Conference with
an 11-2 record, also can clinch
at least a tie for first place by
knocking off Southern Cali
fornia. And the Bears will be
home free if Idaho can upset
Washington (9-4).
West Virginia got off to a
blazing start in the Southern
conference tournament Thurs
day by spanking Davidson,
100-65, for its 48th consecu
tive league victory. The
Mountaineers, who are heavy
favorites to win the tourna
ment and its accompanying
bid to the NCAA champion
ship, will meet William" and
Mary in- tonight's semi-final
Mickey Mantle
Ends Holdout
St. Petersburg, Fla.-(CPD-New
York- Yankee slugger
Mickey Mantle ended his
holdout today by signing a
1959 contract calling for a
salary of $80,000, a raise of
S5.000.
William and Mary opened
with an 87-69 triumph over
Richmond, while George
Washington upset Virginia
Tech, 85-67, and now must
face The Citadel, a 93-88 vic
tor over Furman.
Utah moved a step closer
to the Skyline Conference
title by outlasting Brigham
Young, 76-74, in overtime.
Carol Heiss
Gains Title
Colorado Springs, Colo.-(UPD
The great Carol Heiss won her
fourth consecutive world
women's figure skating cham
pionship Thursday night with
east despite determined, tal
ented, challenges from Aus
tria's Hanna Walter and
Sjoukje Dijkstra of the Neth
erlands. Miss Heiss, 19-y e a r-o 1 d
daughter of an Ozone Park,
N.Y., baker who won her first
competition at the age of nine,
gained the unanimous appro
val of the judges with an ex
citing free skating routine
performed to Tschaikovsky
melodies.
N e w Y o r k (UPD Middle
weights Yama Bahama of Bi
mini, B.W.I., and Wilf Greaves
of Edmonton, Alta., have
signed for a 10-round bout at
Madison Square Garden
March 13.
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A eood number of trophies
will go to high gunners Sun
day in Medford Gun club's
first registered shoot of the
season.
Local scattergunners will
be hosts for their ninth an
nual Early Spring trapshoot.
A sizable turnout of partici
pants from throughout south
ern Oregon is possible.
Trophies, are being offered
to winners and runners-up in
A, B, C and D 16-yard classes,
to winner and runner up in
the handicap and to No. 1 and
No. 2 placer in the two dou
bles classes.
Entrants will fire at 100
Oregon Catcher
Guide Cover Boy
Eugene (UPD Elias Olson,
star catcher on Oregon's base
ball team, has been picked as
"cover" boy for the 1959
NCAA baseball guide. Olson
also was a star on the Drain
team which won the ABC
tournament.
Safeway 0 'Bob Cast 4521 2539;
Steel Two 4 (Harvey Sorenson 577)
2933
Blowpipe 2 (John Tomlin 489)
2625; Barco 2 (Bud Judy 535) 2618.
Jay Allen 0 (Wes McKenzie 492)
2647; 7 Up 4 (Ernie Engelkes 555)
2815.
Steel One 3 (Lin Smith 487) 2805;
K of C 1 (Lee Meeker 490) 2687.
Big Y 0 (Gordy Huttner 491)
2606; Kogap 4 (Roger Weiss 565)
2743.
ELK'S LEAGUE
Standings:
Lively Five
Alley Gators
Miss Fitts
Gypos
Adairs
PERs
Go Boys
Cementers .
Medics
Wallflowers
. W.
.... 17
.. 16
14
13
13
. 11
10
9
. 9
8
Results:
Wallflowers 3 (Sullivan 566) 2342;
Lively Five 1 (Proctor 519) 2384.
Pers 4 (Van Pelt 555) 2399; Alley
Gators 0 (Veal 509) 2325.
Go-Bovs 4 (B. Forbes 474) 2194;
Miss-Fitts 0 (Gardner 539) 2297.
Gvpos 3 (Reynolds 571) 2588;
Medics 1 (Sutton 467) 2170.
Cementers 3 (Patten 518) 2380:
Adairs 1 (Coats 466) 2117.
targets at 16 yards. 100 handi
cap targets and 25 pairs of
doubles, making a possible of
250 targets. Traps will open
around 9:30 a.nw
The shoot is registered by
the Pacific International
Trapshooting association.
Al Lopez Cites
Beat Yankees
Refrain Reasons
By LEO H. PETERSEN ,
UPI Sports Editor
Tampa, Fla. -(UPD Manager
Al Lopez of the Chicago
White Sox is singing the same
old refrain "We can beat the
Yankees" only this time he
has a lot of new reasons.
He's been trying to beat the
New Yorkers for the past
eight years and did it only
once, back in 1954 when he
was directing the Cleveland
Indians. Every other year,
with the Indians and for the
last two seasons with the
White Sox, he's finished sec
ond. "I have a lot of hope that
we can beat 'em this year,"
the sun-tanned Lopez said.
Then he listed these new rea
sons: 1 The Yankees played
"lousy ball" the last half of
the season and "almost blew
the World Series."
2 "This boy Jim Landis
we have in centerfield."
3 "A sturdy - legged Al
Smith."
4 "The best looking rookie
I've seen since Mickey Mantle
came up in 1951, John Calli
son." 5 "A new starting pitcher
in Barry Latman."
"Put those things together
and I have to feel optimistic
more optimistic than I was
a year ago at this time when
I said the Yankees could be
beaten.
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