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5"I'; ,U recently
l0orl" " . American
P Xs for he PMI 100
lv,"V by ' wrllom nil
P T. ,' Iwo with lilm-
K."&Pt.. ...
l l'niM" club
icy "hHHWh t.h0 rPpc"
LS.i.t affair In Chi-
, Jones' golfing lirand
, third; Jim Thorpe'i cx;
cirecr In general
"ft b!uo Huth's feat of
& .r -t:; v kBD.
KlSc ir rfc was fifth.
.VhlrS To 6rovor Cleve
Jl'1?!. i ,Th 1U20 Cnr-
ISK wrlei hUhjpol-
P'"c ...i.im.i.i nt Tonv
Ml Wlt,M. . '
Jith tho bo Indon, wi
line. .
f : .nvoii was ua
, li in Xtt'lA: nil in
" K . ilnlnhla Ath
Kn scoring roree
th.Chlc.K0, ... " the
1... i, Wnr Admiral
fblm.lt rce and 10, Lou
. using to bo removed
Vinkee lineup after
l id yw , .
jiii'i performance against
ia,nfniS0OOm.!.r..c.
1932 Olympics. Hill i
itifcrokon when his op-
lipptd in ironi oi mm
..I....A In claim fOUl.
t, Hill l generally con
I Mm uri'lUPUt tttn
g iv . .,
U to conio out of those
kid till Drollicr, iinrcm.o,
in Bttilclo oi wiuo ac-
Both illll live near lien-
b .1 nrMMll CllirCIICO ll
u tA hn trvlnff In locate n
Eil lomowhcro cloe at
KJimalh fall.
.irii.itw wont eoaHt
I II. 'iii-f.iiti.ilt." Hut ill.
K. 1(191 ("nllfnrnlH-Stun
Jinn Hi.- Ilnv Rlcaels'
kiy run; Doyle Nave's
whph hini ijiikb I'A in
I minute of tho 1030 Hone
..il Cml Nnvcrs' ncr-
LiK8irut the Four Horno-
Notre umo in we into
C.i... with i wn hrnk
r.r r" t ...v."" r...j Li.
in 1 1 if in iv iuijici iiui
fee practically in a cast
t kneo down.
Mutt wntt thn Alnhamn
trtnn Rnitn Hnwl Lnmn In
th Hunk r ttrnrrfl 1 11
IfirrtA ftml AWihiimn (trnrflrt
fcie quarter while Wilson
uie Dcncn.
ley Hornets
i Graduates
ttronff IIpmIav T-lnmnfit
up ttam for the county B
Etc, win take on a Hen
nl quintet In a basket
A tn hft nlnviwl nl 13
lucraoy nigiu at tho
BTfl.
iHomcts lost tho county
I Merrill tn un nmilltvin
Altamont school last Snt-
mini,
Aluninl tenm has been
In the Klnmtilh nnatn
.fid their Innl rnnfurnnpii
uie Tuleinke Mcr
COme OUt nn Inn an. 94
l"l on thn All
km im i i .
.w vA-ai-i vitcmcn in
prpld Cnmpboll, Forrest
rpi, oi nays. Frcrt Boy-
(e Chcvnp. rtnh TJnrrl.
Pvan. Duono Blackman
p oerry.
eeldtnti ar on the in-
L .IIBMKV WIIU
r"na. 123 N. 6th St.
ICE
Pierre Tells
His Version
Of Argument
In Uil effort to chnnnnlln tlwi
many ImpruHHluim of jiwt what
worn on (Hiring uie flnlxliliiK
inoinuntH of the Clara Morten-ncn-Hltii
Miirllnez bout Tliura-
day night, 1'iurro LaUello, who
did the rcfcrvelng, explained his
acuons 10 iTomoicr MncK Lll
lurd In this way;
There was clearly a full for
MIk Martinez, but time was not
called, or Is not called, until tho
iwo opponents aro parted and
waved to their corners.
La Bullo hud Just about tug'
ged tho girls uiiurt when Clara
unleashed a sure and swift kick
to nitu's midriff, and while he
was trying to put a stop to that
L.iara got in several more uouls
to tho same spot.
rierre, probably having been
In the sumo snot occiikIoiiiiII v
L. 1 I 1.. ...... I .i.ui ji a
iiimnrn, iikuiitii iiiiii liino ir
thill mil was still In effect until
he slopped tho brawling or until
tho bell rang,
Finally when the shindig was
broken up and Clara wus hustled
to her corner, tlmo wus out,
Pierre feels, but ulso Rltu was
out.
lie asked Miss Mortcnsen to
allow tho little Mexican flvo
minutes In which to recuperate,
but Clara stood fust at tho two.
minute rest ixtIocI rule, and
Pierre hud no alternntlvc but to
give her the fight on a default,
The crowd undoubtedly want
cd Itlta given the match on a
foul, but Pierre snld that If he
had had any Intention of stop-
lng the fight on a foul ho would
Hive found amnio onnortunity to
do so long before tho incident In
question occurred.
Flashes Of
Life
Oltl. VI.
Howdy folks:
It's 'bout the tlmo of veur I
start knuckln out a weekly
fluru of aura Xcr tho cowhands
gettln' ready to dust off their
laurels unci pack a full head of
steam for tho comln' rldln' sea
son. Since tho Marino Barracks
sold off them sixty head or so
of boss flesh tho fairgrounds
iooks a nine iimuiar again.
1 drapped by the Arant bunk
houso t other day and Earle
wuz a setting' tliar a lookln'
out the winder dreamln' of
spring. Earle Is still nursin'
aches and pains from tho hurt
no got lust fail.
In the course of our dow
wow 1 learned Mable and Dun
Llskcy ore dolwn In Mexico
doln sum dep sea fishin . I
kin list see Dan wearln' a sa
rong und slppin' sassafrass In
uio desert sun, Hccred the N.
13. Drews liuvo bcon enjoyln'
uio wmo open spaces in Art-zonu.
Lou Scrruys and his mlnscs
uro rldln' the range In Holly
wood's nlghtcrics . . . probably
come homo with a southern
drool most fellers get over tho
cinnamon glamour. Uncle
Henry Nlcol of the Lazy P
ranch near Lakcvlcw, better
known by his maiden name
"Ulg Nick," Jlst up and rode a
plane down to tho Actor Dennis
Morgnn's hostelry and all re
ports I git he wuz given the
award of four roses.
Chet Burton scoured the mid
dle west fer two polkadot ap
nulooso colts and had 'cm
shipped to his ranch in Poc
valley.
He bought a dog of the same
breed, or at least the hound is
black nnd white spots, too.
Keith Moon loaded a box car
full of them palominos of his
and they tuk off fer California.
Clarice ml to of sold him, too,
fer he ain't home yet and he
wuz. in tho hoss car when it leu
here.
Harry Fales wuz 'bout to buy
a pinto las' week, but tho't he'd
better get his boy to ride it
first. They tied the mustang to
a post and the son climbed
aboard.
Well. sir. that filly buckled
In the middle and young Fales
needed a parachute to land, he
went so high. We kin chalk up
SIMPLE?
BONNVILLE, Mo Murch 2
(A') "A rag, a bone and a hank
of hair" muv make a woman, ac
cording to the Klnllng tradition.
but all It takes to make a motor
aro 13 thumb tacks, five paper
cllns. a little Insulated wire and
a two-volt battery for power, ac
cording to cadets ai Kemper mili
tary school who have made such
a motor, me conirnpuon actu
ally runs.
Lt. It. H. Garnctt, Kemper
physics instructor In whose class
the motor was made, reports that
It generates about thrco hun
dredths horsepower.
THE HARD WAY
LOS ANGELES, March 2 fl)
One way to get into a bank after
hours;
Drive your car through the
front door.
Mystified police are trying to
determine who drove through
tho front door of a Carthay Clr
clo bank. The unmlslakoblo evl
dence was there, skid marks and
a shattered door. But no car
was to be found.
Another baffling fact confront
ing tho police was tho failure of
the crash to set off tho burglar
alarms. .
TABLES TURNED
CHICAGO, March 2 (ID
Tout police squad enrs rushed to
tho Wabash railroad freight
house after receiving a report
that two railroad dctciitlvcs had
trapped burglars in an elevator
by turning off the power when
It was between floors. The po
llco turned tho power back on,
bringing tho freight car to tho
main floor, and out-stepped the
two railroad detectives.
. They explained thot while
searching the building for bur
glars they had been trapped In
tho elevator, and they believed
.the thieves wero tho perpetrators
of tho act.
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M. H. WEAVER
Merrill Drops
28-21 Decision
To Rogue River
By HALE SCAHBROUGH
The Merrill Huskies. Klamath county B school hoop champs,
skidded before the Rogue Kivcr Rogues at Altamont last night,
28-21, In the first tilt of a proposed three-game playoff to decide
tho Klamuth-Jackson-Joscphino county representative In the state
B tourney.
Morrill's defeat wus principally due to one Dick Huntoon,
Roguo plvotmun, who lurked under the visitors' basket most of
tho evening, wnitlng for someone to food him tho bull, and as
a result dropped In 22 points.
. Huntoon got the Rogues off to the lead In the first quarter
ortor some spurring. The quarter
encicu d-z lor Kogue River.
For three minutes of the sec
Saturday. March 2, 1S48
HERALD AND NEWS THREE
ond canto there was plenty of
shooting but no hits, then Bill
Noonan looped In a Merrill
bucket and a moment later
missed two foul shots for what
was the Huskies first opportun
ity to climb into the lead. The
hulf ended 11-0 for tho Rogues.
Merrill used a man-to-man de
fense and tho Rogues were em
ploying a zone, both being about
equally effective and most of
the shooting was from far out.
In the first half the Huskies
made four baskets but only one
foul shot, while the visitors were
held to three goals but rang up
flvo charity throws. '
Carroll Kandra opened the
third canto with a free throw,
Hammond missed a free toss
which would have tied the score,
then Noonan came right back
for a bucket to out Merrill In
the lead. Huntoon s next shot re
versed tho picture.
Hammond missed a foul shot,
then missed a try .for basket,
then hit a basket. Noonan dupli
cated and the score stood at 16-
13 for Merrill. Huntoon added
two points and the quarter end
cd, 16-15.
Huntoon hit a bucket and a
foul shot as the fourth period
began, putting the Rogues out in
front again. Hammond tied the
count with a set shot and Walt
Fotheringhom added a free toss
placing Merrill once more in the
lead, 10-18.
Again Huntoon slipped under
tho first spill fer this spring
but thar'll be plenty more.
Gotta be a glttln', want to press
my britches . . . they've got
more bags than a depot check
room.
Bye now.
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the hoop for a goal and the
Rogues were out In front to stay,
The two teams Dlay on the Al
tamont floor again tonight, be.
ginning at 8 o'clock and, if ne
cessary, the third same of the
series will be played at Medford
Monday. Tne gym last nignt was
packed.
Lineups and scoring: -Merrill
(21) Pos. (28) RocruM
Kandra (3) F (4) Davidson
Noonan (8) F (1) Bean
Fotheringham (4)C (22) Huntoon
Hammond (8) u Kile
Walker G (1) Hllger
Substitutions: Merrill John
son. Rogues Dick.
OSC Has Final
Chance Tonight
. By The Associated Press
The Royal Order of Breath
Holders which has hardly a
member left after this wacky
northern division basketball sea
son will gather for what could
be its final meeting to n i g h t
when Oregon State rams -into
Oregon and Idaho collides with
Washington State in the closing
tilts of the regular season.
But if both Idaho and Oregon
State stagger off their home
courts at Moscow and Corvallis
with victories or defeats, the
ROBH will have to go into ses
sion once, twice or three more
times while they fight it out for
the pennant.
TORNADO EDGES BY PELICANS
ASHLAND. March 2 UP)
Medford's Black Tornado, puffed
Klamath Falls out ox tne state
basketball tournament with a
bare 38-37 last night, and will
blow at Its one remaining obsta
cle, the Grants Pass Cavemen,
tonight. .
Cage Results
By The Associated Press
Central Catholic 36, Gresham
13.
Lebanon 37, Swcelhome 25.
McMInnvllle 31, Newborg 29.
Columbia Prep 27, Sandy 22.
Silverton 48, Woodburn 21.
Sacred Heart (Salem) 30, Stay
ton 27.
The Dalles 39, Pendleton 32.
Baker 36, Ontario 35.
Corvallis 64, Toledo 45.
Milwaukle 36, Hood River 34.
Bcaverton 44, Forest Grove 23.
Hillsboro 35, Tlgard 23.
Medford 38, Klamath Falls 37.
Grants Pass 41, Ashland 39.
Myrtle Creek 24, Glide 13.
Roseburg 39, Sutherlin 11.
Pleasant Hill 42, Alsea 31.
Sheridan 48, Valsetz 19.
St. Paul 58, Corbett 33.
Willamina 28, Dallas 21.
U. of O. Frosh 48, Washington
High 44.
Hill Military 38, Puget Sound
Naval Academy 24.
Marshf ield 40, Coquille 25.
North Bend 40, Myrtle Point
34.
Grants Pass nosed out Ash
land. 41-39 in the other first
round game of the tournament
to decide the district 4 represen
tative in the state tourney.
It was the Tornado's better
free throwing which netted the
victory. Medford's Reich potted
the winning point in the last few
seconds of play, when he was
fouled with the score knotted at
37 just before the final gun.
Medford made 20 out of 36
free throws, while Klamath Falls
garnered only 7 out of 18. Four
Pelicans were benched on fouls
in the rough game.
The Tornado led, 25-22, at the
half.
In the tourney opener, Grants
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK Willie Pep,
1204, Hartford, Conn., knocked
out Jimmy McCallister, 128, Bal
timore. (2) (non-title).
HOLLYWOOD Tony Oil
vera, 123, San Francisco, decis-
ioned Baby Gonzales, 126, Mex
ico City.
Willamette River
Closure Studied
PORTLAND, March 2 UP)
A state fish commission request
tn close the Willamette river to
sports fishing several days a
week will De constaerea ai tue
state game commission's April
12 meeting,, game commissioners
said today.
Don McKarnan, fish commis
sion biologist, declared postpone
ment of action from yesterday's
session was the same as answer
ing "No" to the request. The
commission asked that closures
start this month, but Game Com
missioner Frank B. Wire said
April action would be effective,
because chinook fishing usually
lasts until May 1 or later.
The proposal' is aimed at pro
tecting the salmon run.
CHICAGO Bout between
Arturo Godoy, 204, Chile, and
Lee Savold, . 201 J, Patterson,
N. J., declared, "no contest" in
the eighth round.
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Pass eked out another narrow
victory, overtaking Ashland'
39-35 lead four minutes before
the end.
Lutz's two free throws for the
Cavemen was quickly followed
by Brown's field goal to knot
the tally at 39. Then Provost of
Ashland fouled Lutz and was
sent out on fouls. Lutz potted
two neat free throws, ending the
game at 41-39 for Grants Pass.
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