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Pelicans Bumped From Division Lead, 46-36 Medford Now Paces League MEDFORD, Feb. 1 Never hie to qullo nhnkn nwuy lunt night, llio Kliimiilh Full Pell L'uim wt'iit unu down In tliclr ull-iitipiirliint nolle with tlio Mmtford Uliick Tornado, IohIiik 4 tn ,18. It win tho first loan Tor the I'cla in district basket ball piny, and (lie seventh trnlht win fur Medford. Tho Pellcuna took flying leuil In tho first (unrtr and held It until tlio luil two min utes uf Unit period, then held a one-point adviinliiKe tor a brli'f Instunt In tlio third quar ter. Med ford win out In front Die real of the time, Madlord played the bait brand of baakstball tha Pali hava coma into contact with thli laaion, rough and fait, and Bill Slngler and Doug Coghlll took control of tha backboard away from tha Klamathltai. Lt'ltoy Coleman, cuptulu of tint I'vl squad, pualiud In the flmt Inakut lit tho alurt of the Kinnc, Coiihill aunk a free toaa, Coleman n frco tomi and Clar ence lluaainiiii a lay-In, putting the rein ahead S-l In two mln ntei. That was the lurgenl leud the Pelii ever had. bill Werner, guard, xpnrked the drive for tho Tornado which rniiiiht up with the Pelicans at 12-12 and went ahead 10-14 at (lie quarter mark. T h o second quarter wa aklmpy in scoring, lots of (hoot ing but few rlnm-ra, Klamath'i firat airing played two mlnutea, then the accond atrlng came In. Score at the end of the half wn Medford 24. Klumath 10. Tha third quarter aaw Jer ry Thorn. Clarence Buaaman and LaRoy Coleman atege a acorlng drive that brought tha Pali Into a 21-21 lie. Than Buaaman wai fouled by Bill Singlar and naatly laid In a free throw to put tha Palicana ahead by one point. Ilut the lead didn't luat. in the next bit of action Joe Chez broke out of a tanglo and raced to hla end of the court for a cripple ahot that put Medford ahead for good. By the end of the third period tha count wai 38 31 for Medford. The Tornado quintet played It am art In the fourth period, shooting occasionally but care fully letting time run out. Buaa man had a foul ahot completion, Coleman and Joe Zaroainakl tank buckets, but not a Pelican point waa made in the final hvo mlnutea of the gume. Leading icorcrn for the Pela were Buaaman with 10, Cole man with nlno, while Fred Chci had a dozen points for Med ford. The two teams meet again on the Tornado court tonight. Lineups and acorlng: Klamath Pol. Medford Buaaman (10) K (12) F. Chez Hover (1) F (S) Coghill Thorn (4) C (6) Mottcrn Zaroainakl (4) G (8) Slngler Coleman (0) G 1) J. Chez Klamath substitutions Red key, Ceaanun (3). Hellbronncr, Craig (3), Don Zaroainakl (2), Kennelt. Medford aubatltutloni Werner (0), Rigga. Reed Scores High Target Nelaon Reed, one of the better shotgun markamcn on the Klam ath Gun club roatcr, broke 40 out of 50 targets on the 18-ynrd range during the club's Inst out ing, and had 46 of SO, only four misses. In the handicap, to lead both divisions. C. J. Martin had 4C hits from 16 yards and Shirley Congdon hnd 47. Clyde Fox hit 45 In each event. The Klamath Gun club fires each Sunday morning at' , Wocus. Latest marks: Kama la-rl. HOP. C. 1. Martin - . a as Nalton ad " - A Canstfnn ..VI J"1 M. Adama 40 :ia Pale Drlicoll as S3 1V.m lLFttM A t-I .Hod Smith .. IS friyrta rox 411 43 ,irb Hausar 4:1 Dill Davla 42 Ituv Mara.co .. 4'2 Al Brnlhrrlon 41 31 Rill Cooler 41 A. V. Jarobian - 41 37 Al llallnii . .............. 41 r. D. Mi-MMIan 40 34 Paul Dillon W 39 H. D. llrannaman M A. W. Srliaupp nl ... Jamea Horn US M nob Walr sa X. M. Bllbb 34 C. Ilahn .14 E. Q. Oalnser 34 98 Daloa Mill" 31 a. M Uranl 31 .. Hay Bllllnia 3l Eighty per cent of the men In Eire between the nges of 25 and 20 are unmarried; In the United Slates 30 per cent In the snmo ago group are unmnrrlcd. Change of phone Pat Howes, Realtor now 7266. LOGGING TRUCKS 1945 GMC - ACR - 720 SERIES 11:00 x 20 tires. Wettlnghouie air brakes. Brown Llpe auxiliary transmission. Trailer Wentworth and Irwin dual axle, air brakes, 11:00 x 20 tires. 17,000-lbi axles. 1945 GMC - 700 SERIES 10 x 20 tires. Double reduction rear axlt. Brown Llpe transmission, Wentworth tc Irwin 13,000 dual axla trailer with 10-inch tires. imdDSIE Your Ppntiac-GMC 4th and Klamath Upper Lake Season Explored In reiiiirda to tho 1047 fishing laws as recently set up by the atutu guiua coininlsslou, this corner has had a couple of queries about tho stutus uf Upper lUuinnlh lake. The commission made only ono specific chuugo in the previously announced schedule for opening and closing limits In Klumuth county, that for Lako o' the Woods, and so by getting tho two gnmo commission bulletins and a county map together, the following Inferences lire drawn: Pelican bay, at the northwest corner of tlio luke where Crystal creek and Odessa creek come In, is not open to fishing right now. The divid ing line on the upper lake uguin this year will run from Eaglo Ridge on the west side to Modoc Point on the east shore. Fishing aeaaon In tha upper part of the laka, above that Una. was set to open Msy 24 and run to October IS. Inclusive, In the gama commlailon'i tentative let of lawa. Tha part of tha laka below that Eagle Ridge to Modoc Point line ii open all year round. When those dutes were act the game commission hod tenta tively set May 3 to October 13 as the general trout scuson. Then a week ugo the general season opening was bucked up to April 26, but as fur as Upper Klamath lake Is concerned, there hasn't been anything como through to Indicate tliut the season ubovc the dividing line Is other than as previously stated May 24 to October IS. The same applies to Agency lake, while Link river and Lake Ewounn are open all year round. In a couple of months the synopsis of laws booklets should be out to set everything right, but I believe that the dates stated above are correct. Blow Aimed Al Pocketbook I understand that there Is about to be Introduced In the state legislature at Salem a bill which would kick the state game commission right In the pocketbook, and If so there should be some protest made. Aa the information comes to this desk, the bill would toke the money that comes In from sale of fishing ond hunting licenses away from the game commission and put it in the state's general fund. Then to get money the game commission will have to request It from the general fund, ond likely not get as much as It asks for. Sportsmen here will wotch for developments on that Item. . a a a Did Rocky Think It Over? Rocky Graziano, prime contender for the middleweight box ing championship and the second best drawing card in profes sional fighting, has been given until next Tuesday to prepare his side of the $100,000 bribe offered him to lake a dive in favor of Ruben Shank. Rocky has admitted being offered tha bribe, saying that ha thought it waa a gag. but If tha New York state athlatle commission decides that ha might have given the king-siied ofler a second thought Oraslano may be barred from avar drawing on another glove. One hundred thousand bucks practically demands a second thought. Anyhow, If Graziano Is set down it will enable Tony Zoic to hang onto his middleweight laurels for a while longer, because he and Rocky were due to fight uguin this spring and Grazluno was a thorough choice to come out ahead this time. Bob Eastman Wins Title In Golden Gloves Fight PORTLAND, Feb. 1 OP) A Klamath Falls and a Chemawa fighter were tho only upstate en trants to win titles in tlio region al AAU Golden Gloves boxing tournament hero lust night. Robert Eastman, Klamath Falls Salvation Army, dcclsioned David Shallcl, Chemawa, in the finals of the 175-pound class, Carrol Gcnsaw, Chemawa won the title In the 105-pound clust with a first-round knockout of Haskell Hood, Chemawa, Other championship bout re sults: 13S pounds Eddie Tate, Port land, knocked out Rudolph Carl son, Klumath Falls Salvation Army (2). Heavyweight Loroy Hurt, Longvicw, knocked out Ernest Duflicld, Klamath Falls Salva tion Army (1). Consolation round: . 147 pounds Kenny Sam, Chemawa, dcclsloncd Skipper Case. 118 pounds Curtis Stacona, Chemawa, dcclsloncd Jerry Min sker, Portland. 73-pounds Hugh Minskcr, Portland, dcclsloncd Oscar Gcn saw, Chemawa, Raiders Win 16th FOREST GROVE, Ore.. Feb. 1 (At Southern Oregon College of Education remained among the nation's few unbeaten cage squads today with a record of 16 straight wins. Coach Al Simpson's unde feated RlH PfllHAI-B artrln1 their string last night with a 53 51 triumph over Pacific univer sity. The two teams meet again tonight. CniROI-ODIST . 'OOT SPECIALIST Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin Foot Sursarr ana Orthepadloa McATEE CLINIC III I. 7th II. Phaaa 1111 MOTOR CO. Truck Dealer Phone 8164 dll ETBALL Rainier 41, Seaside 40. West Linn 54, Tigard 32. Albany 35, Corvallis 27. Salem 53, Bend 37. Grants Puss 53, Ashland 41. Medford 46. Klamath Falls 36. Myrtle Creek 38. Central Point 28. Lebanon 51, Newport 35. Central Catholic 51, Hill Mil itary 17. Eugene 57, University 30. St Mary's (Eugene) 48, Elmira 37. Grant 53, Sabin 38. Roosevelt 43, Benson 34. Franklin 34. Jefferson 25. Commerce 36, Lincoln 32 Roscburg 26, Junction City 23. Thirty Points Mac McGoughcy of the Four Star Merchants Basin league basketball entry looped in 30 points last night while the Merchants lambasted the Bon anza town team 46 to 29 in a non-conference game. The tilt was played on Peli can court. C. Horsley was hish scorer for Bonanza with seven points. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND lUORNI ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. ana Mra. J. K. Eatlar ana Joa Rarlar Propriatara BASK is in operation every Saturday after noon, Sundays and Holidays ... or any time to special parties on a mini mum charge. For information call 4455. SKI FOR FUN! RIDE THE TOW! OSC Goes Overtime After Win CORVALLIS, Ore., Feb. 1 (!') Oregon State, turning buck a Washington challenge when it counted, raced well ahead of the field today In northern division Pacific Coast conference basket ball, loser of only one gamo in seven conference starts. In a tingling overtime clush, Guard Lew Beck dropped In five points on two field goals and a foul shot to clinch a 56 to 32 victory lust night. Tho regular game ended at 47-all after Wash ington's Forward Boody Gilbert son sank a free throw with 50 seconds to pluy. Tho Beuvers, beaten only by Waihlnglon In conference play ond also by Long Island univer sity this season, led at holftlmc 25 to 20. Washington took its first lead with 8 minutes to pluy when Guurd Bill Taylor sank a long shot to make the count 40 to 39. Beck was tho game's high scorer with 19 and Bob .lorgen son, Husky guard, accounted for 17. , Washington State, second In the league standings with six won ond three lost, entertains the collur Idaho team at Pull man tonight ond Washington, with five won and four lost, ploys Oregon State again here. Grizzlies Top Sacred Heart Last night on Foirvicw school court the Gilchrist Grizzlies romped to a 28-19 basketball win over Sacred Heart and in doing so moved into a second place tic with Henley in the county stand ings. Gilchrist led 17-7 at the half last night, but in the third quar ter Sacred Heart threatened to pull on upset by pushing the score to 19-17. Gilchrist came on to win going away In the final canto. Tonight the Grizzlies come to grips with the Merrill Huskies at Merrill in a March of Dimes benefit tilt. All proceeds from this game will go to the infantile paralysis fund drive. NL Cracks On Gambling NEW YORK. Feb. 1 P) The National league has vowed un conditional war against the gambling menace. This was the only official news emanating from the closed door National and American league sessions. The National league voted to bar all visitors, save for ac credited newspapermen, pho tographers, radio men and "other legitimate persons" from dugouts, dressing rooms and umpire locker rooms before, during and after games. The National league will supervise Its drive to bar undesirables while the American league has ordered all its teams to act up on it individually. Ford Frick, National league president, said rule 21, in the major-minor league agreement, had been adopted as part of the circuit's constitution. Frick was referring to the statute regarding any player who possesses knowledge of a "fix" or an attempt at one. Hereafter a player who gains such knowledge and docs not report it immediately will be declared "permanently ineligi ble" from baseball. Smithies Ask Extra Payment NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1 (IP) Blacksmiths at the fair grounds j here have demanded increased I fees for their wot'x and horse men have announced they will steadfastly refuse to pay them even if they have to run their horses shoeless. The blacksmiths, who plnte from 60 to 80 horses per day, have been receiving $9.50 for a set of steel plates and $11.50 for a set of aluminum shoes. They have demanded, in addition, that they be paid $15 for each win ner they plate. Ski Insurance 1 day cover age 75c see Jerry Thomas. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main The New 1000-Ft. Crater Lake (i Tow W CI Oldtime Star Catcher Dies KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1 (!) John G. (Johnny) Kling, color ful catcher of the Chicago Cubs from 1900 to 1911 who at the height of his career warned young players that professional basebull could "lead to wicked ness and deceit" died here last night. He was 71 years old. Kling suffered a heart attack six weeks ago on a train while returning to Kunsas City from Miami, Flu. The former Cub star, whose fondness for pool playing brought him a world's title, had made a fortune In real estate and died a wealthy man. Playing In the days when a rookie had a tough time mak ing the grade because of un willingness of veterans to step uside even for a day, Kling took time out in 1908 to dis courage ambitious young play ers from entering professional baseball unless they were cer tain of success. "Unless you have unques tioned talent stay away from the professional d 1 a m o n d," Kling warned. "It will lead to wickedness and deceit. It will ruin careers. It will spoil chances of success in every field. It will make young men go wrong." Skiing Said Good At Lake Eleven inches of snow fell at Crater lake last night and the prospects for skiers this week end are reported to be good to excellent. . The snow depth is now 118 inches, including two feet of dry powder on top with a light breakable crust on top. Until a little packing is done skiing won't be the best in the world, but With a little skiing this aft ernoon the snow should be in excellent shape tomorrow. Al Vincze's tow at Knob hill will be operating this afternoon and tomorrow. The lift will ac commodate as many persons as wish to hang on. Vincze has an nounced that he will have the tow running any day a party makes financial arrangements to pay for its use. The road to the rim was not open today, but will be open tomorrow. Crisler May Visit Bears BERKELEY, Calif., Feb. 1 (VP) Football enthusiasts at the Uni versity of California were in a delicious state of suspense today over reports that Michigan's H. O. (Fritz) Crisler would head west over the week-end to dicker for the head football coaching job. The San Francisco Chronicle said it hod the news straight from the feedbox that the grid iron virtuoso would leave today from Austin, Tex., where he is attending the national football rules committee meeting. And Brutus Hamilton, acting Cal graduate manager who has been on a nationwide pilgrimage in search of a likely candidate ever since Frank Wickhorst was dismissed last fall, admitted that "yes. Mr. Crisler has indicated he is mildly interested In the position of coach here." He added he "would not deny" that Crisler was expected here. Hans Norland Auto Insurance. 123 N. 6th St. Dr. M. C. Cassel Chiropractic Physician . Headaches. Gas, Stomach and Spinal Ailments , TELEPHONE 6a 127 So. 7th St. I Was Bald for 25 Years!! pyr'irlWf?t.'jlr'l'!Bj S sv-- i. - - trom uiireleuched phat started treating my scalp and applying one of the ingredients in this product to stop a severe itching of my scalp. The first application stopped the itching; however,' the treatments were continued at intervals to prevent a recurrence of the Itching. There was no thought of growing hair. After a month or so of treatment we were amased to find that hair was growing on my head. This inspired us to more persistent and systematic treatment of my scalp and also to an intensive research to find out all we could on the subject. I am proof that our efforts have been rewarded. After seeing the results I have enjoyed, many others have re quested the treatment for themselves. Others are now using it and are highly pleased with it. This product is now being placed on the market under the trade mark of O It O HAIR GROWER AND SCALP TREAT MENT. Your scalp can grow hair just the same as mine. I urge you to Investigate this treatment. Many men get bald because they do very little to prevent It. More men remain bald because they do not know that there is anything that they can do about it. Now you can do something about it. A two-months treatment with complete instructions for the care of the scalp sells for $12.85, postage prepaid anywhere in the United States. Mail your order to O It O HAIR GROWER, P. O. Box 67. Klamath Falls, Oregon, or phone 8804 Klamath Falls, Oregon. Panthers Take Lead In County HENLEY, Feb. 1 The ram paging Chlloquln Panthers latched onto the undisputed lead of the county B basketball league lost night by thumping the Hen ley Hornets 46 to 28 before a standing room only crowd at the Hornets' gym. Before last night's tilt Chllo quln and Henley were tied for the loop lead. Now the Panthers have six league wins and no losses, the Hornets have five and one. Gilchrist beat Sacred Heart 28-19 last night at Fairview, so the Grizzlies have also won five and lost one. The Chlloquin-Hcnlcy tilt was rough but the Panthers jumped off to a 17-3 lead at the close of the first quarter. The second and third periods were about even in scoring, then Chiloquin boomed ahead in the final period. Gaylor Hatcher, usually high scorer for Chiloquin, was bottled up but his teammates Wayne Scverson, Barker and Minato ac counted for plenty of points. Chiloquin also took the B game, 43 to 26. Lineups and scoring: Henley Chiloquin Rutter (4) T ... (5) G. Hatcher Hes(8) J ... (8)Hannegan Newnham(4)....C... (10) Sever son Bodner(2) G (9) Barker Sheppard (4)..G (10) Minato Henley reserves Balin (1), Noble (2), Adams (3) and Smyth. Chiloquin A. Hatcher (6) and Jones. , Fight Seers Say Graziqno Losing NEW YORK. Feb. 1 (At As a result of Rocky Graziano's preliminary skirmishing with the state athletic commission, the beachcombers of Jacob's beach that sand-less stretch of Manhattan where fight folk take their sun-baths were not so sure today that Rooky's rich title bout with Tony Zale would be held. Until yesterday's commission session when Graziano's hear ing for failure to report a $100. 000 bribe offer was postponed until Tuesday fight circles be lieved boxing's latest "golden boy" would get off with a'sharp reprimand and temporary sus pension. But from remarks made then, by both the commission and attorney general's repre sentative, indications were seen that Rocky not only would not have his March 21 middle weight title bout, but would be lucky to escape lifetime ban ishment. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. ANNUAL MAUN Fireman's BALL Sat., Feb. 8 Benefit Malin Fir Dept. Music by PAPPY GORDON And His Oregon Hillbillies Admission $1.20 Person Dancing 10 till 2 I now have hair on ray head and mora is growing. I was bald - at the age of thirty. The baldness showed under my hat on the back of my head. I had only a fringe of hair around my head. I have affidavits to prove that I was completely bald during the years above mentioned. Acquaintances who knew me a year or more ago substan tiate the fact that I was bald. That I now have hair on my head is self evident. For the past six months I have been combing and brushing my hair. 1 am still using this treatment and am still growing new hair. Almost two years ago my wife HKEAI.O NEWS, Rlamalk Folia. Ora. New-Fangled Gadget . . . - 1 Plate Glass Backstop Given Okay By Seals SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1 M The San Francisco Sea it banged away at a plote glass backstop sample with everything but the stadium cornerstone and came up breathlessly today with the report that the new-fangled gadget works. Intended to replace the chicken wire screens that hav strained vision In baseball parks since Abner Doublcdav's time, the glass successfully fended off thrown balls, lusty swings by bats and even the thud of a six-pound Iron ball In an hour-lonf test yesterday. Not a scratch n marred its surface. The Pacific Coast Icaeuo club claimed a first on the glass backstop for baseball. The glass is not new to ath letics, however, said Manager Don W. Lyon of the San Fran cisco district of Libbcy-Owens-Ford Glass company. The half-inch thick, heat tempered plate is used for back boards for basketball, behind the goalie's net In several east ern hockey rinks, and In en closing handball courts. Seal Vice President Charles Keiser Takes Fairway Lead TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 1 (Pi Herman Keiser, a golf perfec tionist who gets in practice shots whenever he can, led the cream of the nation's fairway stars into the third round of the $10,000 Tucson open tournament today. After the 32-year-old Keiser had turned in a 32-30 62 yester day a new competitive course record at El Rio Country club he set off for a driving range adjoining the 6401-yard course to work on his woods and irons. The Akron, Ohio, pro held a two-stroke advantage over Lew Worsham of Washington, D. C. Grouped at 134 were five players headed by Skip Alex ander) of Lexington, N. C, who reported a 33-31 64 yesterday. The others were Harold (Jug) McSpaden, Sanford, Me., Vic Ghezzi, Knoxville, Tenn.. George Schoux, San Bruno. Calif., and Jim Gauntt. Tulsa, Okla. At The Gun Store IFILY 9.95 up 1947 FUhina and Hunting Licenses GUN STORE 714 Main FOR SALE SEED POTATOES White Rose Russets Canadian Washington Certified Zero Hot House Readings GEO. C. BURGER PHONE 5660, or BOB CHEYNE 8009 ing you've wanted to dot You can get a fly ing license . and go on to a commercial license, instructor's rating, or instrument rating. All at no cost to you at our airport We have qualified as an accredited school. Come out now for full information X S3 ' ...At PW-T N9K . .,ir-tOR 5 OREGON AIRCRAFT SERVICE Allen M oca bee ' Municipal Airport . Phone 7319 SATURDAY Fak. I, ll. Paao Fit J. Graham predicted a full sized backstop for the club's stadium "probably by opening day." Co-Owner Paul I. Fagan an. nounced he planned to use the glass, "possibly tinted with a light green," in front of dua outs. ,t Some problems still must ba solved. One is that of deteiv mining the proper angle of in stallment to eliminate light glare in the players' eyes. Art other is the proper method of suspending the plate, which weighs seven pounds per squara foot. If fog or rain threaten, a window washer's squeegee or a sprinkling system will be used, said Graham. Klamath Basin Basketball League Standings as of 13147 City Teams County Teoms Team Tala riyara Banana. . Cllllaqalll Merrill Ind. Merrill Tewa . Benler i Halls Wins Laaaaa 24 .U .aa .M .1ST Beaaera Bealty Tale Mercb. ATTEND THE MES Every Monday and Wednesday, Alramont Gym Yes, the G. I. BUI of Rights offers yon the chance to do the fly THIS mt BOOK Ulw TBPtV 1 fWsfCff f IWw i. Fly" Bak bows typical ? with 1H10 Wis .tin ptt mw4 49 BripUatM. Mmmy fercta Yam WKUt a- Team Wlna Laaaa. 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