i;cans Battle Medford All
The Way But Go Down, 38-27
th.lrfy .", , ,H nulled
nt of their
tfit 10 Urt
1 l,w ' nu.rlcr, Mrdford
control of the
"""il.1 i markers
DUEL
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inform'-
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until
taiiame
Kind of HAINES
te.hd of lima.
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liCAA hi finally come
hi run iniun"'
Lhti. officials and nb
ul to amiiBo mi j -..
i..m. nr nluycrj 1)0'
be time. Tills In a rule
l.m hivd been nut Into
Em ito and would have.
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.11 ii iiill for from bo
Lm... ind lliht In the
fctld. Tho iltuntlon will
k mi be entirely rcmc
Kil competent men guide
Iiiny of sports, but nt
action Is being tnken
lut, and Hint Is Doner
boding Idly by while
il iimbllna syndicates
h every method nt their
to corrupt Amerjcan
ind athletics
i Reported
Considered
iseboll Czar
EUtes Circuit Judgo John
fin wsi reported todny
laddered for the position
Jsiloner of baseball by
l(jue members of n
fc nominating committee.
lidat his Cincinnati home
(. former president of
'hem association, sa d.
k'l heard of it and have
Iwimunlcatlon from any-
Mil"
roncisco Seals
New Outfielder
PANCISCO, Feb. 10 (TP)
inncuca const league
Clllb announreH Irulnv
imulrcd Rnv Nlrr.lv l.
iliom Jeriev f'liv nt n,
M league In a trade
ISJaff, outfielder. Skaff,
fed In 39 games Inst sea-
p w ine east. Nicely Is a
I --.oHvii-a, ina lav
n rmy medical dls
In ,ervl".
r- hoiir-i IOr jersey
Pn Panthen
factory Team
I" P 14 nn nl. ii.-
Wd And-y Wright col
J wwteri for the fac
ngulnst 8 scored by the Pellcnna
to con tho Hunting. 36 to 27.
It was ii good, fust ball game
ail ma wuy, aiinoiign once ugaln
nmiioiouB fouls were committed
uy "inn ciuua, iweworcl was
charged with 17 infraction of
tho mien, whllo tho Ivnien wcio
found guilty 10 times, Jerry
Thome, Pelican plvntmnn, was
evicted from the tilt on five nor
sonala In tho third quarter, but
piayua n unu giiuie ncvurthelcss.
Jim I'lilmcr. who collected 2.1
points against Ashland hero lust
wecK, was won covered and un.
ablo to find the bucket. lie
scored only three tulllrs through'
out the entire game.
Tho Klamath Pelicans mudo a
valiant effort to mi up the victory
string of Medford Friday night,
but the height of tho Uluck Tor
nado again proved to be the do-
elding factor a tho Moc ford cnit
ors rolled up a 118 to 27 victory.
This Is the first ball gume of the
season In which thu powerful
Tornadoes have boon held to loss
than 40 points,
Tho It-men led throughout
most of the first stanza, but
Itlggs and Koss, Medford bean-
Doles, cunio throuu h wllli a tin.
In nploco Just before the quarter
encieci io givo ino Tornado an 1 1
to 7 lean.
In tho second canto, the Med
ford hoopmen cunned 11 points
whllo holding tho Pelicans to 4,
to set the puce ut 22 to 11 at tho
end or tho initial ha f.
White, Noreon and Blchn each
canned five markers to pace the
Pelican attack and Koss rang up
Track Champs
Clash in AAU
Meet Tonight
By BILL KINO
BOSTON. Feb. 10 (p) War
tlmo conditions conllnuo to whit
tle down its many fields but the
Boston AA will nresent in n.
tlonul AAU champions during Its
SHth nnnunl indoor meet to
night at tho Boston Garden.
Starting Off With Kcl Tnmvr.il
of New York university, who
will attempt to repeat in tho
Brines 50-yard dash, the Unl mm
club will servo its faithful fol-
lowers noted tltllsts In all but
the longer races.
Eddie DuffD!!- nf Dnvlnn n
former Tufts hurdler, will seek
his third win since 1042 in the
timber-topping event nnd, since
Elmore Harris of New Jersey's
Shore AC, has signed up for the
"600." the former In tnn.hr.nw
favorite. Harris, holder of the
national outdoor low hurdles
tit lo. Is expected to give the vet
eran Jimmy Herbert of New
York, winner of last week's Mill-
roso event, the st ffost sort of
competition.
Tho Hunter m Mr. until thl
year tho standout BAA feature,
appears dominated by Jim Raf
fcrty of New York, the flOOO
meters chomnlon who hn vet In
win In Boston.
The BUI null two.mlln. fnrmi-.
ly tho meet's co-feature. Is n hnn.
dlcap affair tonight with For
rest Efnw of Bainbrldge naval
base, the national strenlrclm'tp
champion, and Dune Blanchnrd
or lutts, running from scratch
In a large field.
Uniform Hunting,
Fishing Laws Eyed
FOX LAKE. III.. Feb. 10 (ZD
Uniform stato hunting and fish
ing laws aro odvocated by Jesse
F. Thompson. Minneapolis..
Minn., supervisor of tho U. S.
Fish and wlldllfo service.
Conservation programs would
benefit greatly from such unlll
cation, he told representatives
from eight states who attended
tho second annual meeting of
the association of midwest fish
and game law enforcement offi
cers yesterday.
Seattle Vanguards
Upset Ironmen, 5-4
PORTLAND, Feb. 10 W)
14 ringers to Ink high scoring
honors for tho availing. Ho was
followed by Hayes with eight
couutors and Itlggs with seven,
Tonight tho two teams will
again collldn in their final luSslo
of the conference season. Tho
Pelicans aro still determined to
snap the victory string of the
lomndo and will bo going all
out tonight lo muke their final
chance good.
Summary:
Klamath (27) Medford (38)
Palmer, 3 F Hayes, 8
While. 8 F Rosa. 14
1Ihorn. J C Rlgg,, 7
Noreon, 8 G Fnwcett, 3
Bldm. 8 G Watson, 2
Substitutes: Klamath, Mason
1, Rcdkey 3, Zaroslnskl 2, Noel
1, Bussman 0. Medford, Cave 4.
Officials: Swanson, Medford;
Fabcr, Ashland. Halftlme score:
Modford 22, Klamath 11.
Clock Strikes
52 for Big
Bill Tilden
By FRED HAYDEH
NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (P)
Tho clock struck 52 for Big Bill
Tlldcii today but tho hardy per
cnulul of tho courts scarcely no
ticed ho was still too busy with
Ills tennis.
Tho angular, aging but active
aco ,,urjntly needs no more
than sovcral sets of tennis daily
to keep him young. He averages
at least five a day.
Greatest showman in the his
tory of tennis, Tilden is tho only
remaining actlvo member of the
golden '20s which saw him, Bubo
Itutli, Bobby Jones, Tommy
Hitchcock and Jack Dcmpscy
form tho "big five" In sports.
Bill is hero to play with his
old doubles nartner Vlnnle Rich-
ards and others In the Grossing
er cautccn-by-matl tennis show.
February 17. Proceeds will hcln
distribute packages to our armed
forces.
Baker Quintet
Clinches Blue
Mountain Title
PENDLETON. Feb. 10 (PI
Baker high school's basketball
team whipped the Pendleton
Buckaroos here Friday night 40
to 35 to clinch the Blue Moun
tain conference chamolonshln.
The two teams play again to
night. It was Baker's third con
secutive, win over the Bucks.
Uallantync, with 17 Doints.
turned tho tublcs in favor of the
visitors after Pendleton led most
of tho time tho first two periods,
tho half ending 19-18 for tho
Bucks. Ballantyne scored a doz
en point tho last half.
Baker made 1Z points on free
throws, missing only five shots
out of 17, whllo Pendleton mado
only three out of 10.
RAKF.K U0 U) riNDI.ETOV
l.prry. ...... T . Hayel, 1.1
Jntiiuon. 7, y ... Cox. u
Cariwnter. 4. C Alford. S
Prlcnon. 0 G Kellry. fl
UallMnlyni. 17 WG Cook, a
Substitutes: Baker, Hender
son.
Officials: Carl Kllgcl and Tuck
Hodgcn, Pendleton.
Stretching a Point
SOME COtSlC(Z
6PEATEST
OFFSNSNE
PLAYER
1UEYBER
SAW
Tough Tony Again Rassles
Mr. Stoneface to Deadlock
tho final period, tho Vancouver Nation not only to chansr
w tisn., vanguaros xnrcwJiira
lion to tho winds last night and
garnered a 5-4 victory over the
Northern Division lending Seat
tle Ironmen In a Pacific coast
hockoy league encountor.
CAGE SCHEDULE
Tonight at 7 o'clock on th
KUH8 maple, the Klamath
froshmtn fiv will collide
with the Henlty "B" team and
Immediately following this
tunle th Wildcats will clash
with th Honlay first string
outfit at 81I8 p. m,
Tough Tony Ross almost did
it again last night at Gladiator's
gully, when he rassled the sav'
age "Grey Mask" to a draw for
the second time in two weeks
here. On both occasions Tough
Tony needed only one more fall
to bounce the hooded hoodlum
and find out who and what the
guy really is.
It was a slam-bang match from-
start to finish before a capacity
house that saw the masked men
ace take the first flop in the
third heat by using his vicious
head butts. After Mr. StoneXace
had rendered Tony groggy with
his favorite weapon, he slammed
him to the canvas with a flying
mare and took the fall with a
body press.
Ross proved again that he was
made of stern stuff by coming
out of his corner with blood in
his eye to really work the
"Mask" over in tho last three
rounds. The crowd screamed it
self hoarse as the two gladiators
surged to and fro across the ring
with tho fortunes of war chang
ing hands often, but it was not
until the final canto that Tony
was able to take the fall that
knotted the count.
After both musclcrs had reg
istered some telling blows, Tony
took the final flop with an ab
dominal stretch that left the
Petersen Keglers
Still Way Off Pace
CHICAGO, Feb. 10 (P) The
Petersen bowling classic, carry
ing with it the world's richest
firizc, today still awaited a keg
cr who could turn in a better
than 200 average for the eight
games each of the 1728 entrants
must roll across 16 alleys.
Frank Van Dalcn of Niagara
Falls, N. Y., who took the lead
with an even 1600 Thursday a
200 average was not threat
ened last night as 06 bowlers
went to the line in three shifts.
"Mask" prostrated In the middle
of the ring.
In the scml-wlndup, Pete Bel
castro took the measure of Jolt
in' Jack Kiscr in a wild and
bloody brawl. Jack grabbed the
first fall with his famed "alli
gator clutch, but Pete came
back strong to apply a surfboard
on Kiser in the fourth stanza.
Jack was unable to return and
Referee Wally Moss awarded the
match to Bclcastro amid the
jeers and hoots of the fans.
"Silent" Rattan, deaf-mute
grappler, butted biceps to a draw
with "Blood and Guts" David
son in the curtain-raiser.
Red Shield Quintet,
DeMolay Hoopmen
Score V. L. Triumphs
In the Victory league Friday
night, the Red Shield five nosed
out Murphy's barber shop, 17-15,
and the DcMolay's romped over
Sacred Heart academy, 35-21.
Reeves scored 13 markers for
the DoMolay five and McChes
ncy racked up 10 for the acad
emy. Fuller collected six ringers
for Red Shield and Yerkovich
accounted for five for Murphy's.
Trojans to Have
Youngest Football
Captain In History
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 M)
The 1945 University of Southern
California football team will
have the youngest captain in
Trojan history.
Jim Callahan, who won't be
19 until next August, was elect
ed to the post at last night's an
nual grid banquet.
A two-year lotterman at end,
he blocked a kick for the first
touchdown in USC's Rose Bowl
victory over Tennessee last Jan
uary 1.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Duck Hunters May Get Big Break
By BUS HAM
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 (JP)
Ther ara so many ducka In th
country that congraaa and th
wildlife aervlc may glv hum
an a brak next lesson.
Th houa wlldlif isourca
conservation eommltte Is con-
Trailing 4-2 as they went IntoUy.ring doubl-barrU
thrcwNjarfl. duck-stamp law but also t
ply local conditions to axis1
ned acaion.
Chairman Robertson (D-Va.)
asa th aituatlon thla wan
unar in aucn-stnmp law.
a. iwi-
trnr
""ng Houie
With Major Hoopla
YOU SftMnQAr
lEn.r: '-w"wou
BUT VIE CrWT VOD
m.XN5 MOUNTAIN
. --iyi;ipa, FOR. TI-IA.T ,
Ull J .
TMt nTr "rCfi r!
1 RRtrthi intl-KfcNj.
Cun- IHs. COB
IT VMAS A
VJILO.
BUT IP YOU CAM
ROPE ND
BRAND THAT
RADIO
MAVERICK,
VOU THB
SOL.Ufc.Ni
, SPURS
I t-VK UNI.C J I
... I
r- l CHIVA& I "
about 11,000,000 la paid by hunt
era ach yaar Into a fund that la
devoted to th purchaa of
xafugea In which no hunting is
allowad.
Th duck population, under
auch protection, ha increased
mora rapidly than anyon par-
(cipatod. f rom n,uuu,uuu in
935 to 125,000,000 this year.
If thia program of picking th
boat feeding areaa for rafugea ia
continued without alteration,
th tim aoon may com whan
hunUra will wonder wher they
can go to ahoot.
Robertson thinka that ths
refuge a, totaling 12,000,000
acres, can ary a dual pur
pose part for faadingi part
thrown open for hunting.
Dr. Ira N. Gabrialson, fish and
wlldlif director, testified bafor
th committee that thia queation
"haa been running through my
mind for aora tim," and that it
"need to b considered."
Robertson fla that a longer
saaaon. . . two and one-half to
thr months. . may ba advis
able under wartime conditions,
and that regional regulations to
mt local conditions ahould ba
applied.
Cougars
Roll Over
UW.48-34
Vlnca Hansen Paces WSC
Hoopmen to Victory With
23 Points; Tied For 2nd
PULLMAN, Feb. ' 10 (JP)
Thanks to the deadly shooting
ey of towering Vine Hansen,
tha Washington State college
Cougars today are deadlocked
for second place in the northern
division, Pacific Coast league
standings still to be contended
with in any disposition of the
division title.
The big center potted seven
field goals and made all nine of
his foul shots for 23 points as
the Cougars blasted the Univer
sity of Washington from the title
picture by a 48-34 score. Half
time count was 20-19 in favor
of the victors.
The Seattle quintet moved out
to the fore on an initial basket
by Guard Whitey King, only to
have Hansen tie it up with his
first tally. The lead changed
hands 12 times and the count
was tied six times in the first
half.
With the score 33-25 In the
second period, the Cougar sec
onds entered the fray and held
the Washington squad scoreless
for seven minutes and built their
own count to 46.
The win put Washington State
into a tie for second place with
idle Oregon State which meets
the league leading Oregon Web
foots tonight.
BASKETBALL
OREGON PREP
By Th Associated Praas
Baker 40, Pendleton 36.
Eugene 52, Roscburg 22.
Springfield 40, University
(Eugene) 32.
Junction City 31, Cottage
Grove 28.
Milton Freewater 39, La
Grande 34.
Toledo 40, Willamina 22.
St John's (Milwaukie) 47,
Corbett 17.
Oregon City 47, Milwaukie
31.
Forest Grove 36, Tigard 32.
St. Helens 25, Scappoose 23.
Silverton 52, Canby 30.
Hillsboro 35, Beaverton 24.
Corvallis 32, Lebanon 23.
Central Catholic (Portland)
46, Gresham 24.
Roosevelt (Portland) 30, Wash
ington (Portland) 26.
Jefferson (Portland) 51, Sabln
(Portland) 25.
Benson (Portland) 32, Grant
(Portland) 26.
Commerce (Portland) 31,
Franklin (Portland) . 24.
Astoria 37, Salem 34.
Woodburn 50, Molalla 18.
COLLEGE
Wyoming 43, Colorado A&M
32.
20th Century Fox 41. South
ern California 36 (Overtime).
U(JL,A 47, Camp Ross 42.
Eastern Washington 82. Mon
tana State 31.
College of Pacific 53, Fair-
Metropolitan
Life Insurance
HARRY PELTZ
723 Washington Phon 7644
Saturday, Fab. 10, 1B4S
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"Jug" Leads
New Orleans
Open With 68
NEW finr.F.ANR .! in im
Harold (Jug) McSpaden startu
his second round of golf in tha
$5000 New Orleans Open today
with a broad grin edging over
his xauare 1nur fhnrl. n
leading 4-under par 68 for tha
jjxsb 10 jioies yesterday.
It was sheer consistency in
the onenlntf rn, -I tho
McSpaden a two-stroke lead
over his nearest rivals, who
included the game's top money
winner, Byron Nelson of Toledo,
O. McSpaden's card showed 4
birdies and 14 pars. He was
two under par on both nines,
35 and 33.
Nelson starts today with a 2-under-par
34-3670 to his
credit. Other 70's are held by
Claude Harmon, Grosse Point,
Mich.. Rrvan Wlnfr.,- nlln.
Tex., and Denny Shute, Akron!
Other members of the pre
tournament "favored f 1 v e,"
SammV Snn,4 nf TIr,. C 1
Va., Henry Picard of Harris
burg, Pa., and Sammy Byrd of
wm nave io nit tneir
best form tnHav if u,.. inAnj
to close in on McSpaden.
Fighter Charlie Harris, new
comer to th marin boxing
team, will b in there tonight
in an attempt to halt th win
ning streak of th naval air
station's flashy negro slugger.
Al Burkhardt. The fights will
get underway at 7:30 p. m. in
th post gym. As an added
attraction. Pet Belcastro, the
Weed assassin, will crunch
eraniums wit;. "Blood and Guts"
Davidson, ex-marine from San
Diego, in a rassllng match.
Guests of servicemen may pass
through gates unescorted. (Of
ficial Marine Corps photo by
Cpl. Roy I. Jindra.)
field - Suisun Skymasters 52
(Overtime).
Geiger Field 44, Tonopah
Army Air Field 43.
Ephrata AAB 53, Fourth Air
Force Headquarters Squadron
48.
Utah 60, Denver 46.
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