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i Crater Lake Winter Sports Lure Starts Wrinkles In Sub-Contract For Ski Tow Mutt Be Smoothed Before Newly-Built 1000-Foot Lift Begins Operation By HALS SCARBKOUGH A ski tow at Crater lake it built and virtually ready for operation, but will not be work ing for slope enthusiasts this week-end, according to word received from Park Superintend ent E. P. Loavltt In Modford. . The tow Is being Installed, tentatively at Knob hill, by Al Vincze on a sub-contract from the Croter Lake company, but the contract hos not yet been approved by the national park service and the tow can't be operated until that approval is forthcoming. The wlntor sports program is ust barely getting under way for the first season since the war and the skiing season runs from now through February and March and probably April, i I, ,,, i i , i i i a Apparently nil corner concerned 51 to 3i . . . Pels Win Handily Over Ashland Five Starting out like world-beater, the KUHS Pelican never let the Issue allele Into doubt they throttled the Ashland Urlulle 81 to 32 on the KU court. The Pels had run up eight point before their tlrl conference foe tcored, end maintained a alx to in-pnlnt lend throughout the game. Clarrnco UiiHHinan, who played a sparkling floor game, punned In the flrat tully of the game and that wa followed by a long ahol from U-Hoy Coleman and two ringers by Gene Hover be fore Aahlimd's Glenn Wade found the hoop. The Pelicans were ahead 13 to 7 at the quarter. The tally had mounted to 20-18 by half. s lime. In the third quarter neither learn made a banket for over two minute, then Coleman atarted off the (coring with a long rlmmcr. George Fullerton made the only two-pointer of the quarter for Aahlnnd, but Dill Montgomery, Vernon Carl ton and Jerry Mitchell added foul ahot to keep the Griirltc In the gnmc. Score win 33 23 at the end of the third quarter, Aahland alugcd a minor rally in the fi nale lo pull within eight polnta of the Pel agnln, but couldn't keep It up and (he Pellcant pulled on ahead. The two lumi get together again tonight ler the tecond game of the terlea. ilarting at lilS on the home court. A tilt between the KU Wild cats and Malln will preaage the main go. The Klamath Aahland game will be broad cast over KFLW by Den Naal. Laat night In the preliminary game the Wildcat were barely nosed out In an overtime pe riod by the Pelican Junior var Ity, 30-38. The acore was 33 33 at the end of the fourth quarter, but Dob Loper tank one of two free throw and saved another basket for the Jayvee win. Lineups and (coring: Klamalh Poa. Aahland Red key (4 T (0) Wade THissman (8) F (3) M'tgomery Thorn (S) C (7) Carlaon v Hover (0) G Ellaworth Coleman 8 G (1) Brare ' Klamath reaervea Craig (fl), Joe Zaroalnskl (61, Craanum (2), llcllbronncr, Don Zaroalnskl and Jim Kennell. Aahlnnd re aervea Mitchell (a), Beagle. Utwlller, Fullerton . (0), and Kannaato (3). Sellers Stop Wools, 36-34 Johnny Madlaon' 4-Star Mer chant earned their stara laat night by taking the Oregon Woolen baaketbnll aggregation 38 to 34 on the Mill achoot hard wood. It was a Klngs-X Bnaln league game. Despite the abaence of Mo Goughry'i point-making team male. Clarence Terwlllcger, Mc Goughey waa atlll the Merchants' leading icorrr with 13 point. Ex-Marine Dill Mllla took down 18 for Oregon Woolon. Sam Nealln, manager of the Wool a, I now threatening to have a bargain inle on baaketball play er. Lineups and scoring: Oregon Wool Merchant B. Mill (18) r (1) Dlrachlo Irvlnjr ...... F . Mill Evans (4) ... Z (S)Adrlnn Pedcllgo ."I , Klmpston Hall (8) G. (4) Foster Oregon Woolen reserve Le Salgo (6), Williams (2). Merchant ' reaervea McGoughey (13), Tripp (4), Gardner (7). f Zags Win Easily SPOKANE. Jan. II ?) Gon saga university' Bulldog scored an eaay 88-41 win over Portland university in a baaketball came here laat night. The Bulldog Jed at hatf-tlmo, 33-28. Evana, Qonzaga forwnrd, was high fiolnt man, with 10. Troy, Port end center, paced the visitors with 8. oooooooooo o o o o o o INCOME TAX -ASSISTANCE r Cill N. J. Rosanboum HIS Ham at. TMiBhuBt u r Isai nit s. w. a.Msrs ! EMail o o o o o o oooooooooo MINERAL WOOL INSULATION (jmm 8772 VArlAA Klamath Falls BOWLING Tho big new along Die kegling circuit this week la the fnct that four team from Klamath Fall are going to take part In the Mule pin tourney up at Benalde and Astoria next week. Men' quintet representing th.i Elk and Palmerton Lumber will shoot for dough at Seaside and girl under the ponorahip of Wlllnrd hotel and Grigga Superior market will compete with the atate't beat at Astoria. Flo Ann Eaton and Pearl Poppy will compete In Individual and double bowling and both have excellent chancea of dragging down aome of the prize money. A total el SSOQO ha been posted aa pria money and about 1200 pln-amaahert will compete In the alxth annual state tourney. In local league play laat week the heavy hitting wa in the Claaalo league. The Bonanza team totaled 3008 pin In beat ing Louie a rood two game or three, and Harry Bray rolled 138.220-222 for uoi for the vic tor. Frank Drlacoll of Louie a aquad waa confident with 180 180 184 362. Al luckenworth of the Landry quintet coupled together line of 233-103-201 for 627 a hi team won two of three games from Edward Richfield. Other Claaaic loop matches had the Medical-Dental Barber cop ping a two of three decision from Walters Inturance, and Bill Davl Associated cleaning a aer ies with Palmerton. In the Automotive circuit Ashley swept a seriea from Bal- aiger and Dick B. Miller did the aame with Black and White. Lombard won two of three from Jack' i Shell and Anderson Motors took two of three from Bulck but lot the erles total by three pin. All were close game. Southern Oregon Muilc team copped a three-line match from Nash In the Booster league, and all other contests went two out of three. Cal Ore beat Matt 'Flnnlgan's team, Leach Service topped Moose and the Sports men won from Roger Jewelry. Mary B o t h w 1 1. anchor roller for th Grigg aquad. Provided th high point el ady Bug league kegling. Mary totaled SSS with lines of 176-192-187. Grigg beat Pa cific Fruit Exprea two games out of three, Flo Ann Eaton's 210 game wa the evening' high, but the dropped off to 160 and 146 in her second and third games for 616 a the Fluhrer'i team won two of three from Rogers Jewel er. Perl Poppy was straight down the alley with 170-178-160 for Pine Street Market as that team bent Coca-Cola, two of three. Oregon Equipment won by the same count over Houston's Beauty shop. In the Termite league the ladies of Pioneer Tobacco and Moose No. 2 team ataged a high scoring contest with the edge going to Pioneer, two of three lines. Team games of 838 and 832 won games for Pioneer, while the middle line was won by Moose with a team total of 844. Classified Ads Bring Results. NOTICE! Billy Covington b again operating her own shop and would appreciate Inq old and new customers. BILLY'S BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP 1132 Main I mo piii K service, concession' aires and Vlnc.u are anxious to gel the lift into operation as soon a possible, but the matter Is hanging fire while the provisions of the sub contract are being gone over. Latest reDorts indicate that for this week-end there is about 61 Inches of snow on the ground but with fulrly moderate tempera tures and slight thaw, making for less than perfect ski condt tion thl week-end. Leavitt said that the park ser. vice Is trying to expedite the ap proval of VTiiczc's akl low, but that there are several change th service want made in the con tract, The contract I being sent back to Leavitt and will try to get the difficulties ironed out. Vlncse, in agreeing with th Crater Lak company to Install a lift, . aakd lor excluaWe rights, but the park service do not like that phaa ol th contract aa it would cut out any akl clube that want to run th!r own lift. Vincze say Unit hi tow will represent an Investment of $2300. S3U00 and he need the exclusivo operating right to make it a worthwhile proposition. A long a the winter sports boom for Crater lake la hist getting a new start, Ihe probable amount of bus iness wouldn't warrant competi tion at this time. Also the park service is not sutislled wlm the 23-ccnt lift charge Vincze lias tentatively set, believing that it should be less, but Vincze maintains that tho cost of building and operat ing the lift makes the price a rea sonable one. The lift is powered by a Mercury motor with a 1000 foot carry. Vincze would like to have the matter ironed out by the middle of this month to get the lift atarted and a good-sized gang of (now lover in this part of the country are also champing at the bit to really have the Crater Lake winter sports program atari rolling. The beautiful park in the northweat corner of Klamath county I juat getting it post war (tart, but thera ia little doubt that in yaara to com it can be mad into on oi th lineal winter attraction oi th Pacific northweat. Hornets Clip Husky Quint MERRILL, Jan. 11 The Mer rill Huakles get another crack at the Henley Hornets tonight after being squeezed out IB to 17 in a cloae to the vest basketball game here last night. The teams will move over to Henley' gym for the return tilt. Last night the Huskies grabbed an 8-2 lead in the first quarter but saw it dissipated to 10-10 at the half. The Hornets were out fron 14-12 at the close of the third period. Lowell Snapp counted eight time for Merrill and Archie Ruttcr totaled the same for Hen ley. In the B game, won by Merrill 28-23, Jim Shuck was hot and looped in 17 points for the Huskies. Lineup- and scoring: Merrill Hnlr O Kefe(2) F (8)Rutter Snapp (B) F.... (5) Newman D. Haskins(2) ..C (4) Hess Trotman (3) G.. (1) Sheppard Simmons G Bodner Merrill reserve Shuck (2) and Doyle Hasklns. Henley re-. serve Noble, Adams, Smyth and Cunningham (1). FIGHTS LAST NIGHT NEW YORK Tony Janiro, 17)',, Yminfitou-n, outpointed Tony Ftllont. 144',. Nw York. 10. CHICAGO Cocoa Kid. IMH, Puerto Rico, outpointed O Noll Ball, is. Da troll. 10. rt-INT, Mich Jock lslla. 1J7, Flint, knocked out Bennle Mey, 121 i, Mon treal. 3. SAN rRANCtSCO Buddy Jacklltch. IIS. San Francisco, outpointed Tortto Ramos. 13. Mexico, 10. HOU,YWOOD Calif. rrankle Au- Suatlan. 1S1. Loa Auaeles. outpointed oh Castro. ISO1. l.o Anaetes. 10. SAN DIEOO Calif. Rusty Payne. 1S3, Sen mean, knocked out Iddlo Powell. ISO. Seattle, S. "TENSHUN !" All C.E.C. USNR Driving to Seattle Meeting. Room for 2, Call MARK SMITH Phone S370 DANCE Saturday Night 9 to 1 Air-Conditioned Danceland 818 Klamath Ave. "Muaic A You Like It" by The DANCEMASTERS Admission, 74c, Including Tax Sponsored by Post 1383, V.F.W. Help Wanted---Man Who Can Coach NEW YORK, Jan, 11 (A'h The "Help Wanted" shingle wa out at least a dozen colleges today utor another flurry of Job-trading. More than score of pigskin tutor have turned In thoir suits since tho eaun' cloae, and rela tivoly few of the vacancies have been filled. - Latcat advertisement for help am from the University of Mary land, Lafayette and Colby, which lost their head coaches yesterday. T-maatcr Clark Sha nughnemy resigned the second time from Maryland, E. E. (Hooka) Mylin bowed out at La Matty Bell Calls Purity Code Impractical Gesture DALLAS. Jan. 11 (Pi Matty Bell, outspoken football coach and athletic director of Southern Methodist university, calls the National Collegiate Athletic as sociation's program for limiting financial aid to athlete to tui tion and prohibiting of (-the-canipua recruiting "operational from the theoretical standpoint but not from the practical stand point." Declaring it was hypocrisy to adopt unworkable rules and see ing in the recruiting clause a further handicap to the smaller schools. Bell said, "The only honest plan In the whole busi ness is that of the southeastern conference which grant room, board, tuition and - $10.00 a month without the pretense that the athlete work for it." "The southeastern conference is above board," the SMU coach asserted. "Member of other conference do the same things but just don't say so." . Bell said it was Impossible for a boy to work and play foot ball "he doesn't have time" and that he did not favor them working except during the off season, if at all. But he said a BASKETBALL High School The Dalles 30, Prlneville 36. Klamath Falls 51, Ashland 32. Central Point 38, Grant Pass 33. Salem 44. Astoria 19. La Grande 36, Pendleton 29. Bend 61. Springfield 46. Corvallls 40, Lebanon 39. Central 26, Shelton 13. Chehalis 23, Battleground 27. Baker 29, Mac Hi 25. Oregon Frosh 59, Oregon City 31. Hillsboro 30, Beaverton 25. Junction City 26, University (Eugene) 22. Silverton 43, Woodburn 33. Ncwbcrg 47, Tillamook 30. Tigard 42. Forest Grove 33. St. Mary's 23, Roseburg 21. St. Helen's 36, Vcrnonla 34. Eugene 45. Cottage Grove 25. Central Catholic 46, Milwau kee j a. Scappoose 52, Rainier 46. McMinnvllle 38. West Linn 33. ' Sandy 33. Molalla 27. Washington 52, Commerce 35. Roosevelt 42, Grant 27. Franklin 49, Benson 29. Jefferson 49, Sabin 31. Monmouth 28, Valsetz 20. Willamina 50, Carlton 44. Hood' River 42, Redmond 21. Seaside 38. Clatsksnle 25. Columbia Prep 38, Gresham 31. West Colleges Stanford 38, UCLA 33.' Gonzaga 58, Portland 41. San Francisco 45, St. Mary's 37. Washington 59, Western Washington 33. California 42, Southern Cali fornia 38. San Diego State 51, Fresno State 29. Santa Barbara 50, San Luis Obispo 47. Nevada 47, California Aggies Whittier 61, Occidental 30. Pomona 53, Chapman 39. Montana State 61, Idaho Southern 48. Montana Normal 65, Montana Mines 53. Colorado 56. Utah State 45. Eastern Washington 55, Mon tana 46. Lewiston (Idaho) 50, North western Nazarene 47. Hans Norland Auto Insurance. 123 N. 6th St. FOR SALE! MEAT CASE Use Case, Glass Befrlaeratel Meal S Ft. "ELECTRO-COLD." SAFE saa Peaa Safa. Daabla Can klnelloa. PHONE 5916 Pres-to-logs , and Stove Oil Pick them up any time at Cliff Yaden's Signal Service Station at So. 6th and Washburn Way Across from Towr Theatre Now Open 24 Hrs. Phone 3681 fayette and "Danny Lewis quit the little Maine school. Meanwhile, two vacancies were jfilled. Ed McKccvcr, who had reaigned from Cornell, signed a three-year-contract as head coach at the University of San Francisco, and Cornell se lected George K. (Lefty) James a his successor at Ithaca. James had been an assistant at Cor nell 11 year. At Ban Francisco McKeerer succeed Maurice (Clipper) Smith, who left college rank to direct th National football league's Boston Yank. James' appointment at Cornell boy who did not make good in football should be dropped from ths squad and required to make hi way. Janiro Takes Garden Nod NEW YORK, Jan. 11 (VP) Baby-faced Tony Janiro, who had a high old time at his "com ing of aze" Madison Knn.r. Garden party, what with a win over Tony Pellone and a slice of a $75,006 pie, was in line to day for what could be just as uncy a iuss nexi montn a bout with ex-Lightweight Champion Beau Jack. Up to the start nf this v.ar t h e 19-year-old Youngstown, Ohio, Fancy Dan was too young under New York rule to box more than eight rounds. Since 1947 will mark his 20th birthday, he now is able to go the 10-round distance, and he celebrated the occasion last night by giving the New York Tony a boxing lesson to come home with the decision in a roueh-and-tumble that saw such gentle maneuver a low punch ing, bulling with the head, heel ing, wrestling and landing with the elbows. Altogether 14.021 customers contributed to a gate of 375.552 which gave Janiro quite a bun dle of take-home pay for hi first Garden outing since last June. Fireball Bobby Wants 30 Wins ' KANSAS CITY, Jan. 11 (IP) Fireball Bobby Feller of the Cleveland - Indians has set his goal for the 1947 baseball sea son at "30 victories." Feller, who won 26 for a weak Cleveland club last season, stopped over here last night to visit co-Owner Tom Baird of the Kansas City Monarch. He is en route from Dallas. Tex., to Van Meter, la., for a brief visit with his mother and sister before joining his wife and 13-months-old son Stephen In Chicago Aionaay, Feller, who went to Honolulu for a rest after completing his post season exhibition tour, ap peared in excellent condition and said he and his wife and son would go to Florida for a few weeks of Test and goir before reporting for spring practice. Bribe Laws Backed BOSTON, Jan. 11 (P Prompted by the recent attempt to nx tne national f ootball league's championship .playoff, Massachusetts and Rhode Island legislators have filed bills which would punish bribery or at tempted bribery in sporting event. Mulloy Takes Title ADELAIDE, Australia, Jan. 11 (rP) Gardner Mulloy, of Mi ami, Flu., won the South Aus tralian Tennis tournament cham pionship today by defeating Bil ly Talbert, of Indianapolis and Wilmington, Del., 6-3, 8-6, 9-7. Mulloy won by breaking through Talbert's service in crucial games. The rt DRIFTWOOD CLUB 124 So. 7th Maui Hnon llVfff vpun I Baars IS A.M. la MldnltM I SATURDAY January 11th BROADWAY HALL Muale by PAPPY GORDON And Hi Oregon Hill Billies Dancing 10 Till 2 -Admission $1 per Person leave Colgate a the only up state New York school seeking a coach. That Job was vacated by 68-year-old Andy Kerr, who re tired after reaching the school's age limit. The vacancy at Syracuse left by the resignation of Biggie Murm to take over Charlie Bach man' lob at Michigan state had been filled previously with the elevation of Assistant Coach Reaves Baysinger. . New York university 1 seek ing a replacement for Jack Weinheimer, who stepped down after the close of the season. Boston university replaced Walt Hoimer with Buff Donelli, for mer coach at Duquesne and late Cowpokes Set For Another Bronc Tussle DENVER, Jan. 11 IJP Cow hand who annually make Den ver a headquarters for hurricane riding were set today for anoth er tussle with sunfishing broncs and burly steers as the Wertern National Stock Show rodeo swung into its second day. In the opening day perform ance such salty denizens of the arena as Homer Pettigrew. Chandler, Ariz., one-time world champion cowbuy and Montana's Bill Llnderman performed be fore crowds which jammed the die siock snow arena. first nights results: Bareback bronc ridine Red McDowell, Silesia, Mont.; Man uel Enos, Fort Worth, Tex.; Jack Wilkerson, El Reno, Okla. Calf roping Homer Petti grew, Chandler. Ariz., 23; Bill Llnderman, Billings, Mont., 25.7; Frank Hoiley, Gladewater, Tex., 36.5. Saddle bronc riding Jim Like, Kim. Colo.; Shirley Hussy, Moses Lake, Wash., and Walt Stuart, Kirkland. Ariz. (Tied for second), Bill Whitney, Saratoga, Calif. Steer wrestling' Earl Hale, Colorado Springs, Colo.. 10.5: Buck Sorrels, Tucson, Ariz., 10.9: Leonard Milliaan. Nash. Okla., 19.9. In the afternoon opener Clyde Herbert . of Beaumont, Tex, copped top money in bareback bronc riding, and Casey Tibbs of rort fierre, s. D., wa winner in saddle bronc riding.' Gene Rambo of Shandon, Calif., took first money in calf roping with a time of 23.5, and Dub Phillips of San Angelo, Tex., won the steer wrestling event In 10.6. Academy Cagers Beat Bly Twice Sacred Heart's basketball team took a 25-31 decision from Bly in a county league game played at Altamont last- night, after leading 19-13 at the half. Jack Narev tossed in 11 Doints for the academy, Schue Pickett accounted for seven each. Jrager made 10 points for Bly. - In the B- league game the Academy hoopsters also came out ahead 44-25. Newbert ran up 21 points for the Catholics and Pierce made a dozen. 'Cappers Find Selection Rough ARCADIA, Calif., Jan. 11 IJPi Turf experts found rough going trying to figure the winner of the $50,000 San Pasqual Handi cap today as a crack field pre pared to race in the. mile and one-sixteenth feature at Santa Anita park. The double-barreled threat of Busher and Be Faithful, from the Louis B. Mayer stable, com manded top respect for the event which u was expected would draw 50,000 or more fans. No report of an eagle carry ing off a child has ever been proved. Scientists estimate the eagle's lifting power at seven pounds. Sports Afield. Income Tax Returns Financial Reports Auditing Bookkeeping and Accounting Assistance C. C. Overeem PUBUC ACCOUNTANT lbnt SI 04 ' Walnut Street Entrance Camtncrcla! Aria BaiUinf r FREE ! I MntivSwav l . .W.w J I I IMla4mtl A ' I LUUIItdllUN i J Its nwl It sways squeaks! 1 away while we lubricate. Just I have your oil changed and fill up your tank with that I good Associated Arotane Gas-1 I ollne, and watch the Moto-J Sway In operation. This new I and better chassis lubrication I will be fra if you bring thl I ad to I I BILL DAVIS I I Associated Service I i i J I JALIl k. Klassalll Sails, Oft. of Lou Little's staff at Colum bia. Virginia Military Institute still has to fill the vacancy left by resignation of Alliston T. (Pooley) Hubert. Kansas State seeks a successor to Hobbs Ad am who left the coaching Job but continue as athletic di rector. Frank Kimbrough's old Job at Baylor is open and Kim brough Is reported to be the chief candidate for the vacancy at Arizona State college at Tempe, where Steve Coutchie resigned. Idaho doe not plan to name a successor to J. A. (Babe) Brown until next summer. On the coaat, California ia Barney Ross Scores Kayo Over Toughest Foe-Dope LEXINGTON. Kv.. Jan. 11 (JP Scrappy Barney Ross, one-time king of the welterweights and survivor of tough Pacific fight ing, has acored another knock out this time over the narcotic habit. The much-decorrted veteran of Guadalcanal won his latest bout in four months. The scene: the huge U. S. Public Health Service hospital In the rolling Rowe Claims Best Coming CHARLOTTE, N. C, Jan. 11 Lynwood (Schoolboy) nowe, who admits his biggest baseball thrill occurred more than 12 years ago, came up with a 36th birthday prediction to day that 1947 will be one "of my most successful years in base ball." The schoolboy, who hails from Eldorado, Ark., sopped in Char lotte last night en route to Phil adelphia where he plans to talk inings over wan his present owners, the Philadelphia Phils. He hasn't signed his 1947 con tract but figures he'll have no trouble coming to terms with Bob Carpenter and company. ine tan lanxy Arxansan made a spectacular comeback with the Phil List season, ending - up with a won and lost record of 11 and 3. and an eamed-run average of 2.12. tils fine effort was cut short in the latter part of the year when a pulled ligament in his left leg sent him to the side line. The leg is in good shape now, Rowe, reports, and a few addi tional treatments at Hot Springs. Ark- before sDrins training should put him in excellent con. dition. It was in the 1934 world series that Rowe experienced his big gest thrill. He retired 22 con secutive St Louis Cardinals on Oct. 4 and finally came up with a 12-Lnning 3-2 decision. Church Hoop League Ready Nine teams will begin play In the Inter -Church basketball league January 27, according to Cecil L. Kollenborn, general secretary of the Klamath county YMCA. Four of the teams will be in a B league division and five in the A division. Dean S. Francis is president of the Inter-Church loop. He said that the board of directors had ironed out wrin kles in the league's organization and that a playing schedule would be drawn in a few days. Paul Deller is vice president of the loop and Bob Hide, secretary-treasurer. WANTED! LOG HAULERS With TRUCKS Write or Call GOOSE LAKE BOX CO. Alturas, Calif. Titan Timber Saws 1945 S. 6th Phone 4366 EVERY SAT. NITE ARMORY BALDY'S BAND "JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" FEATURING VOCALISTS EDNA GEORGE BROWN WILLIS Dancing 9 'Til 1 74c Per Person aAlVaJlAV, 1m. II, IM1, ma Mv( Football asking a aucceaaor to Frank Wtckhorat and Oregon la out -to get a replacement for Qar ald A. (Tex) Oliver. Jim Bradahaw left th . Fresno Stat head lob but i Haying on ir. th hltlo department. ' Alomo A. Stagg'i job at Col lag of th Pacifle ha been filled by Larry Siemering, and "Mr. Football baa gon to Join his son, A. A. Stagg Jr., at Susquehanna U. One of the first of the season'! vacancies announced, that of Die venerable Dana X. Bible at the University of Texas, wa quick ly filled when Assistant Coach Blair Cherry moved up, Bible continues as athletic director. blue grass horse country near here. Dr. Victor M. Vogel, medical officer in charge of the institu tion, announced last night Rose would be discharged Tuesday. Ross declined to discuss his Im mediate plans. Ross had appeared voluntar ily in the V. S. marshal' office in New York and asked admis sion to the hospital. He told how drugs had been given him by well-meaning friends while he suffered war wounds and ma laria, and how he continued us ing them . after his discharge from the marines as he suffered recurrent headaches. Hi victory over narcotics came sooner than expected. When he entered the hospital, Dr. Vogel said the average pe riod needed to cure an addict was about a year, and that much depended on the patient's co operation and physical condition. Ross' physical condition and courage which carried through the ring and - the him war paid on. . Milers Turn To Other Distance BROOKLYN, Jan. 11 m With no mile run on the pro gram, such milers as Leslie Mac Mitchell, Bill Hulie, Ed Walsh and Jim Rafferty will switch to other distances tonight in the Columbus council Knights of Columbus Indoor track meet at the 23rd regiment armory. MacMltchell, Walsh and Hulse have chosen the grand knight 880 while Rafferty will confine his talents to the Conklln two mile. These are among the four Invitation scratch events featur ing the meet, the others being the Columbus 500 and the Great American sprint series. Farragut Loses FARRAGUT, Ida., Jan. 11 m The new Farragut College and Technical Institute' first basket ball game last night resulted in a 49-39 loss to Whitworth col-' lege of Spokane. The visitors led at the half, 27-14. Spring of Farragut and Conner of Whit worth shared scoring honors with 15 apiece. City Delivery Service. Phone 8417., . AMERICAN LEGION CLUB NOW OPEN! 12 Noon to 12 Mldnlte For Legionnaires and Guests 221 Main Next to Willard Hotel saj.ia'aai'sars.aaaa''s Saturday Night Surprise Night! Sales & Service MOTSIE'S .- - i
