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mg ALONG Katika on Team Chaffey Five Mad Wanted BigCourt Offered Niht Tilt WITH BOB WALTON While the season isn't over, the all-conference-team bug already has started to bite. His victim ia Harry Griffith, basketball coach at Riverside J.C., and this is the way he docs it: Forward Chet Katzka, San Bernardino. Forward Frank Wells, Riverside. Center Bob Doll, Chaffey. Guard Harold Rickert, Riverside.

Guard Earl Allison, Fullerton. Hmmm! Let's see, now, where Is Riverside In this conference race? Oh, yes, fifth. Simpson Sayi 'No' They say the Chaffey high school basketball contingent was mad enough to chew ground glass when the Cards of San Bernardino high made 'em play on the dinky, low- slung San Bernardino court last Friday. Chaffey begged, pleaded and otherwise tried to persuade the Cards to shift the game to the larger San Bernardino J.C. court.

They even offered to play the game at night, and when those daylight babies from Ontario agree to come out of their holes after dark, that is somethin'. But Ralph Simpson, the Cardinal coach, insisted that the game be held on the high school court and Chaffey could do nothing but agree. After all, that Is no more than fair. Of all the basketball courts, a team, naturally, can play best on its home floor. So you could hardly expect Simpson to give away an advantage like that.

Traynor on Coast Word comes in that Pie Tray nor, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, is staying in Hollywood until the opening of the Bucco spring training camp in San Bernardino March 5. Traynor expects to visit San Bernardino in a day or two and light on the Pirate prospects for 1938 may be a little brighter at that time. Berglund Active This-a and that-a: Swede Berg lund will box Vic Nardoni in Hollywood late next month after he meets Al Hostak In Seattle March 1. George Rath, movie star, announced over radio the other night that he would visit the Pirate spring training' camp In San Bernardino. The crowd of 1,700 fans at the Colton-Chino basketball game last week-end was the largest ever to see a cage contest in the Tri-county league.

The Hollywood Coast league club, which trains In San Bernardino from March 20 to 30, will play Sacramento at Perris Hill park Wednesday, March 23. Slips in the Dark Joe Louis probably will defend his title in April and again in an outdoor show in May before jousting "with Herr Schmeling. This Norwegian skaters in the Sonja Henie troupe found the Florida sun burn tough going. Ray Morrison is getting one of those good old Southern Methodist aerial circuses ready for Vanderbilt this fall. Is it true that a certain classy Kansas high school footballer, who was given BOSS CHAFFEY FIVE FACES INDIANS TITLE HOPES REST ON RESULT OF CAME San Bernardino Has Finals by Beating Panthers Tonight San Bernardino's Indians put their championship hopes fairly and squarely on the block tonight when they meet Chaffey on the latter's court.

Doll Nears Scoring Title, Katzka Next Although all Eastern conference members except Citrus have yet to play their final games, Chaffey's gangly Bob Doll has virtually clinched individual scoring honors for 1938 beyond a doubt. His total of 92 points for an average of 1S.4 per game leads the pack by a wide margin, since San Bernardino's Chet Katzka and Santa Ana's Cy Leivermann, deadlocked for second, have scored 63 each. Fullerton's Tom Keesey is fourth with 56 and Riverside's Wilbur Crystal" and Fullerton's Andy Echle are tied for fifth with 53. Eastern conference scoring leaders follow: Player Pts. Bob Doll (Chaffey) 92 Chet Katzka (San Bdno) 63 Cy Leivermann (Santa Ana) ...63 Tom Keesey (Fullerton) 1.56 Wilbur Crystal (Riverside) 53 Andy Echle (Fullerton) 53 Willie Reynolds (Pomona) 50 Charles Hall (Santa Ana) 50 Frank Wells (Riverside) 47 Bob Merchant (Citrus) 47 Elwyn MacRae (Pomona) 45 Willard Embree (Citrus) 41 Ed Wolters (Citrus) 35 Spud Rothrock (Chaffey) 34 Bobby Booth (Pomona) 30 Homer Joyner (Fullerton) 29 George Dole (Riverside) 25 Harry Webster (San Bdno) 25 THREESHS ACCEPT TERMS (By Associated Press) SACRAMENTO, Feb.

24, Manager Bill Killefer of the Sacramento Solons, today returned from San Francisco with the signed contracts of three of his baseball players. They are Joe Orengo, shortstop; Bud Hafey, outfielder, and Bill Schmidt, pitcher. Orengo was the regular shortstop for the Solons during most of last season and Schmidt won 15 games and lost 11 as moundsman here In 1937. Hafey played for Montreal in the International league last season. The Solons now have 11 players under contract.

The pitchers and catchers will report at Elsinore springs next Monday for a week of conditioning. The rest of the squad will start work at Riverside March 7. Killefer will be in charge of a rookie camp next week at Riverside. a free "sight-seeking" trip to the Rose Bowl by one California school, now decorates the campus (and spring practice) of a rival California coll itch Chance to Enter Cage fr If Coach Doug Smythe steer his Braves into a victory over the second-place Panthers, San Bernar dino will stand a fairly good chance of stepping into the conference championship series with Fullerton. I The series, deciding the title, is held annually between the first and second teams.

CONFERENCE STANDING Pet. Fullerton 5 0 1000 Chaffey 4 1 .800 San Bernardino 3 2 .600 Santa Ana 3 2 .600 Riverside 2 3 .400 Pomona i 1 4 .200 Citrus 0 6 .000 The only hitch in the setup, should the Braves win, would be Santa Ana. The Dons, like the Braves, also are in a postoin to move into the title series providing they triumph over Riverside this week-end. However, should San Bernardino beat Chaffey and Santa Ana defeat Riverside, that would put teams in a tie for second place, necessitating a special playoff, whereas if the Indians trip Chaffey and Riverside beats the Dons, San Bernardino would automatically enter the plavoff. INDIANS UNDERDOGS 'San Bernardino goes into its game with Chaffey tonight definitely the underdog.

Beaten only once, and then by Fullerton, the Chaffey Panthers have a team that Is second In pow er to Fullerton. Built around th sensational basket tossing of Center Bob Doll, the leading conference scorer, Chaffey should win over the Indians. However, Coach Smythe's Braves displayed above-average form last week in defeating Chaffey, so there is a possibility of an upset. San Bernardino's main problem will be to stop Doll. That task will rest on the shoulders of Bill Mat- thie and Ralph Reynolds, the two Indian guards.

It will be, no easy task, though for no team has succeeded in doing it yet. DON'T FORGET KATZKA That will leave Capt. Chet Katzka, Sammy Strano and Chuck Hunting the task of scoring points Katzka, leading conference scorer last year, has been watched closely this year and his total is not as high as in 1937, However, Katzka is about due for one of his extended scoring sprees, in which capacity he is quite capable of matching Doll shot for shot. The game is scheduled to start at 8 p. m.

River sider Gets Hole in Onebut Not for Himself (Bv Associated Press) RIVERSIDE, Feb. 24. Charles Shaw can testify today that a man's his own worst enemy on the golf course. Playing with Walter Davison at the Victoria Country club, Shaw scored a hole in one on the par 3 YOUR it Jtosr, JteTtm MOOf Hiram Walker Sotu Int. Peoria, III.

Distilleries at Peorlai Wotterville. with the rich bourbon flavor of ripe Ten High, because it's extra aged! Formerly whiskey matured far more rapidly summer than Ti winter, cur ien high ripens in weather- tfr controlled rack-houses, every month for 2 years! THE HIGH SPOTS OF LIFE CALL FOR TEN HI6H J00 PINT (ExcIm Tax Ont.i Glasgow, Scotland A 1 Mary Arcularius, 20, Los Angeles, fantile paralysis affected her from the mechanical contrivance shown PRT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, SUHR AGREES TO BUCS' CONTRACT TERMS (By United Press) PITTSBURGH, Feb. 24. The ranks of unsigned Pittsburgh Pirates was thinned to four today with announcement that Captain Gus Suhr has agreed to sign his 1938 POETS SEEK TO RETAIN COACH (By Associated Press) WHITTIER, Feb. 24.

Paul Schis-sler, former football coach of Oregon State, Is under consideration for a like post at Whittier college, it was learned today. Chief Wallace Newman resigned recently as Whittier coach in a dispute over salary with college authorities and a number of local business men have begun raising a fund to give him a wage boost if he reconsiders A Whittier official said Newman might stay, depending on whether the board of trustees permits the business men to contribute toward his salary. Prince Callison and Mike Miku- lak, formerly of Oregon, and Gil Kuhn, football captain, have also been mentioned for the job. 4 SUCH IMMODESTY PHILADELPHIA When Penn's basketball team found itself with only five shirts in a game with Dartmouth, each substitution was accompanied by a public undressing on the floor. eleventh, but not for himself.

Shaw's shot struck his opponent's ball and knocked it six feet into the cup for an ace. Davison's son, Charles, scored a hole in one there two weeks ago unassisted. High spot occasions call for Ten High! You'll double your enjoyment 95 QUART Included) "ill lift Girl Sprint Champ in Great Fight was a champion sprinter in girls' the waist down. She hopes to regain above. 1938 PAGE 18 Club officials announced Suhr, first baseman for the past eight years, telegraphed them his acceptance of terms and denied he ever expressed dissatisfaction over his salary as reported from his home town of Millbrae, California.

Suhr has captained the Pirates during the past four seasons. He ed the club in batting in runs and had blayed in 822 consecutive games, a National league record, until his mother's death took him away and ended the string last June 5. Lloyd Waner, outfielder, Arky Vaughan, shortstop, Bill Brubaker, third baseman, and Bill Swift, pitcher, have yet to sign their contracts. Waner is expected to sign this week while the others are waiting for conferences with club officials at San Bernardino training camp next month. Costa Rica is establishing bonded deposit warehouses for crops.

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showlncr low net cards, does not include more than two or three rounds of play. The scores follow: Net Mrs. C. D. Gibson 67 Mrs.

Brud Shay 72 Miss Tillie Reister 73 Mrs. Cliff Nolder 74 Mrs. A. T. Ball 76 Mrs.

Fred Funk 76 Mrs. Gail Stockton 79 Mrs. J. C. Moodey 2 Mrs.

M. Champion 92 Mrs. Jack Tarrant 96 Mrs. Clyde A. Pierson 97 Rules of the Ringer tournament allow entries to' play as often as they wish until a certain period.

The close of the tournament play has been set as March 15. In the play over the course yes terday, Mrs. C. D. Gibson won low net on a score of 80 for the class A division, while Mrs.

Brud Shay won the honors in the class competition on a net score of 86. The putting contest was won by Mrs. Cliff Nolder, who registered four under par for the nine-hole putting green. A meeting has been scheduled next Saturday at 1 p.m. for the purpose of electing club officers and to make plans for the club championship play.

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Redlands has lost games to Santa Ana and the team they play tonight, while Chaffey has been upset by Riverside and San Bernardino, High-scoring honors will be sought by three of the league's best men. Ray Barron, Redlands forward, and Harry Poindexter and Dick Latimer of Chaffey rank high on the list. Poindexter was one of the best reasons for the Terriers' earlier defeat. Redlands' mentor, Bill Maxwell, tried desperately this week to Improve his boys' shooting ability, since missing baskets at crucial times has resulted in two losses and several near-defeats. MORNING SUN Information Directory "Buy It in San Bernardino" Ambulance-Mark B.

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m. After pulling a surprise victory LEAGUE STANDINGS (Varsity) W. L. Pet. Redland 8 2 .750 Chaffey .....5 2 .750 Riverside 4 4 .500 San Bernardino 3 5 .375 Santa Ana 3 5 .375 Pomona 2 6 .250 (Sophomore) W.

L. Pet. Redlands 5 1 .833 Riverside 5 1 .833 San Bernardino ....3 3 .500 Chaffey 2 5 .286 Santa Ana 1 6 .143 GAMES TODAY Riverside at San Bernardino. Chaffey at Redlands. Pomona at Santa Ana.

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