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ROSEBDRG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUSH. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,1 938.
BIS, PROSPECTS
Indians' Hope for Victory
Over Eugene Foe Rests
on Aerial Attack.
Ity MAYNAFtD 1SKI.L
T'ro.tpf'CtH ot a dry, taut fiHd for
tnniKlit's foollmll fiaiiiff IiHwimi
t'jiiviTHily hfKli Bfhool of Kiikww
ii net ltHbm k hinh tut v Kifuy
chfcrnil ('nai'li Jim ';ittn, who Iiuh
Hrhemi'il ull work on fillliiK Ui
o7orifi with ftyiiiK foniljiillH in a ton
mmIimI ntlmniit lo Himti li thulr HihI.
Victory of the hciihom iiimI hnnp
tlH'ii- rworil of iifiViir IiiivIiik to
tllM Kllgciin KcllOol IMlhM'llllHlU'il.
, A inuihly itiul Hltnnry turf fluid
lit I bun mi In Hi. Friday cvi'iiliiK,
ruiubiiicd Willi a Hlipoory liall, ctf-
f'ciivly hoillfd ihn ImliiuiH' vanni
tit pasKfhK attack which had click
ed ho r-fli'i tlvcly naiiiHt the hiioiik
MfMltnnl lirum tho wik irtvioun.
It wan latn fn thn fourth tjiiarlcr
wlth thn Merry 1'ickorn ahead, CO,
hfforo i'.i'ttnw Hainl''rn, tho Indian'H
deadly flhiKMi-. could connoct with
a km ijIvci for any Hizoublo khIii,
finally nallliiK "Chub" Church for
a ltr-yrd advanco which placed
thn hall in hcoiIiik ponliion, but.
oix'o iiKiiIn Ihn ovorhead gaino went
Into a Util-Hpln uk four incomplete
jiitHKcn in Htic(!f!HHloh ended tholr
linitl Hcoi'in opportunity,
j Relies on Sanders,
WutlH bellovoH that, with Hteady
footing underneath and a dry ball
In the linndH of HlroiiK-nrmed Siui-
doi H, I he Indian aerial Jennie will
I'llck for toiichdowiiH, an phuiH on
kIiooIIiik the works iihIumI the rum
pus school, AKafiiHl the Medford
TIrmi-h KandeiH nailed Ills recelveiH
12 timet In 2(i atteniptH for an un
believable yanhiKo total of 2-12
yardH, which Ih better than 2
yardn per flliiK. Willi lhe.se Htatlw
ticH to refi-eah IiIh inemoi-y. Conch
W'uttH has put Ida charges I h rough
InteiiHivo piiHfi drill the entire week
In preparation for tomorrow nilil'H
affrav.
Ilowovei', dcHpltn Ihn amount of
work devnled to pnHH olfmiHo and
iIef'nno, Wal In hat not, nenlm:ted
liia running attack which linn func
tioned only sporadically at timet
I bin HeaKiin. Mont of the ground
play baa found Sanders, Disbnuin
and Kennedy Hie workhonum of
the K(iiad, with (lie first two run
niiiK the ends and slreakiiiK off
tackle and the latter mixing It up;
with straight power smashes
through the middle. Against Leban
on, big Keith Kennedy was handi
capped with u bad knee fun-hiK
him to operate far belnw bis nor
mal efficiency, but t(y taking It easy
In piactice this week, lie Is round
lug sliapo again and will bo ready
to go against tint visitors. Ken
nedy's left handed passing also adds
uj ,
It great deal to tho .versatility
tint Indian attack.
According to a Hi a lenient from
Coach Wait Ih, bis gridiron gladia
tors are In tho best physical and
mental shape of thn season and will
no doubt glvn a good account of
t heniselveH against Coach Kay
Henderson's Kugenians. Tins whole
Hipiad Is Imbued with thn one Idea
of preserving their record of never
having lost to ('Diversity high and
giving thn local ruiin their first
chance this -season to bo on Ihn
winning Hide.
Warm Duel Promised
' Tonight's gridiron treat will feu
turn two triple-threat hall backs,
We present here, one of many
unsolicited letters of recom
mendation of our service.
Itoseburg, Oregon
October IT., I'KIS
Fred A. Golf, ldtilct Manager,
Farmers Auloiuohiln lilt cr-lusur-
uuce Fvcliangn
T1 South Stephens Street
Itoseburg, Oregon.
Dear Mr. Goff: I wish to e
press to you ami throuch you to
The Farmers Automobile lain-.
Insurance i:cliimge our sin
cere appreciation for the serv
ice rendered us In connection
with our automobile accident.
Our car which was insured
with you was totally destroyed.
Through you. your adjusters
were on the Job promptly, mid
as soon as I wiih able to attend
to business, made It possible
for tun to secure full value of
my loss.
1 am glad l recommend your
Insurance service.
Very truly yours,
MAitv i:. iiocnii ni:i. ni
a. j, HociiiiAMi:i.
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FRED A. GOFF
TELEPHONE 218
.-iu years exitonunce fn kK.
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PINT 80c zs
OUR FAMILY'S PKRSONAL RKCII'B
Charles "Chuck" neAutremont of
the visitors and Sanders for tht:
locals, opjjOrfliiK each other.
Cousin from Lane country Indl
calcs that iJfoAutrcinont Is u slip
pery, tricky open-field runner and
u constant threat so long as he la
in the ball game. He has been par
ticularly efti'ctive on reverses ami
wide-end sweeps and bin play to
night should provide plenty or
worry for the Indiana' end men
and fcecondary defense. The cam
pus streak also dries most of the
kicking and pass flinging for the
visitors so should be one of the
two busiest u ten on (he field.
I eAulretiioiit and Sanders .should
stage u real show on Killlay field
tonight, and I heir personal duel
should be considered as an add".'!
attraction to an already highly
publicized grid Iron show.
Coach .Nni Watts announced that
I be starting lineup would constat
of Church and Simon, ends; Al
bert us and retry, tackles; Kersh-
ucr and I'nrroil, guards; Shoe
maker, (renter; Marsha II, quarter
back ; (!. Sanders ami I ashman,
halfbacks and Kennedy, fullback.
Keserves which will likely sen ac
tion are Wimbei ly, center; Sco
field, guard; Anderson, tackle; V.
Sanders, halfback, and Maker, end.
- o-
Morn than 25 members of Urn
(hnp'iua Ski chili attended the spe
cial directors' iwntiug at the
Itoseburg chamber of commerco
last night, to hear tho special re
ports of the committee beads and
to make plans for another all-day
outing at Watson cabin, scheduled
for Sunday, October 2:t.
Koiiliue mailers took care of the
forepart of the gathering. Plans
for a membership drive wen an
nounced and all meiiibeiH urged
to use Individual initiative to pro
cure new members. It was report
ed to the group that work on the
road from Mule river to Wolf
creek burn, a distance of four
miles, luid been completed by tho
forma service road crews with the
assistance of trucks ami men do
nated by the county court and
those hired by the ski club. All for-
st service equipment was taken
out of the area late Wednesdav.
Tho club plaim on spending an
other Sunday at Its ski lieu in or-
ler to complete the work sched
uled. Kffort will be concentrated
upon wood culling, laying out ski
runs, and rcmoviii'' brush, logs
and rocks fiom the general ssl
area.
Tnose planning on making the
trip are urged to register at Hoy
Illinium's Riga shop Immediately.
Those who will in iM 1. 1 !..-.. i.i.
transportation to the Ited I tut tc-
M'iiu me mm) requested u register
at llulliuin's. A hot food dish and
coffee will Jm fiSriilshcd to the
members by the club.
HGIIIJN, Oct. LM (AIM Amer
leans held of the -1 tickets
drawn on three of the favorite
horses today during tl lorniiig
session of Ihn silver anniversary
Irish Hospitals sweepstakes draw.
Kuril stands to win $irll,)M0 Ii
ntH lioir.e conies in first hi Hie
trunnfng of thn Cnsarnwltch ; each
lis assured of winning ?2,I7l!.
j Americans held exactly half ot
,1111' II tickets drawn on Unbound,
j the favorite. They also hnld night
,on Itlack Speck, and Hi on Snipe
Wood.
j Total receipts of this ll'dli draw
ling, based on Hie Cesatcwilch rain
Oct, L'fi nl Newmarket. Kiu:land.
were -Inf., of which ST.n.'O,.
fiuo will go to prize winners.
I The money was divided int-.i
'fourteen prize units of r.mi.Oini
each. The II persons holding tuk
ets on winning horses are to get
$1iU.tiuo, ibose on second hoi sc. i.
fTfi.tmu, ami on third, $,iii.niiu.
! Drawers of one of s;i hordes on-
lend iu the 'ure b'M not among the
first three will receive 2.lS'J each.
t If those entered, I! I horses w r.
u riii in 1 1 listed a probable sai
ei h,
The f si hois unnvn was Ilbu k
Nprt k, one of live tavonles and
la to 1 iu the honing. Other fav-Oilh-H
weie Hllbe-IUel. Ill to 1.
Snhmaise, t to I; Snipe Wood.
Inn to 7; and Su.iKe Lightning, II
to 1.
Also to be drawn loilay ami to
morrow were ;tiiii rash prizes ot
Jfjiun en i h and .!! cash prizes oi
$":: 1 1 each.
killed, one million injured, and
about two billion dollars' worth ot
proper! damaged or destroyed
imnu American hii'liu-m mutually.
DEFEAT HUSKIES
Cougars to Take on O. S. G,
Oregon Will Clash With
Fordham in N. Y.
Ity t he Associa ted Press
A Culvers! ty of Washington
football team, wbjch hasn't won a
game in four starts, hopes to fur
nish the Pacific coast conference
with a real upset this week ?y
dumping the tide defending I'ni-
vernlty of California at Seattle
Saturday.
California, undefeated this sea
son and apparently neaded for all
ot her New Year's day session In
Ihn Itose Howl, In listed as a 2i
favorite to take Washington,
but the bettors are going on sta
tistics ami not memories.
IjihI year the Huskies guvn Cali
fornia a rent scure by holding them
to a 0 to 0 lie at llerkeley. Reports
from . thi! north indicate the Hus
kies, who have lost to Minnesota,
I!. C. .. A.. Oregon State and were
lied by Idaho, are going to make
a determined effort to put a crimp
In California's Hose Howl plans.
Ccach Warns Bears
The IleaiH, considered as good
as the team that won national
honors last year, have been warn
ed by Coach Stub Allison:
"Those Huskies are tough. Tlmy
probably will give us our hardest
game to date. Uon't forget, wo
haven't scored aguiust them In
three years."
A victory for Washington would
mean a lot to Coach Jimmy Phelan.
He has been under fire up north
for his team's poor showing.
Washington State will make an
effort to break into the win column
for the first time this season when
ft clashes with Oregon State at
IPorl'iud. Last year tho Cougars
beat Oregon State 7 to 0. The Uni
versity of Southern California Is
favored to avenge a V-lo-tl defeat
given it by Stanford last season. ;
The teams clash at Palo Alto with
Stanford's lineup riddled by in
juries. Idaho To Battle U. C. L. A.
The l.'nlversily of Idaho Van
dals, undefeated thus far tiiis sea
son, Invade I, oh Angeles for a Idt
of footballing with U. C. A..
beaten by California and Oregon
hi conference competition, ,
An undefeated Santa Clara elev- ,
en Is expec ted to take u heavy but ,
aerlal-mlnded I'nivnrsity of Arkau- ,
sas team when they tangle at San
Francisco Saturday. Oregon, which
lost its first conference game
against Stanford last Saturday, is
the snort end or the betting
odds In it.s intersectfonal tiff In
New York against Fordham.
Sunday in San Francisco fans
are looking forward to a full after
noon or football when St. Mary's
favored Gaels mix It with a strong
Cniverslty of San Francisco eleven.
GRID GAME WILL BE
BROADCAST TONIGHT
A play-by-play broadcast or Die
KoHt'bm-K Senior lll-llnlvernlty
High football game from I'inlay
fti-lil will be mexentiMl over KliS'lt
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By The Associated Press
A Klamath Falls-.Medtord high
school game at Medford tonight
looms as the outstanding battle of
an Oregon slate swollen with Im
portant week-end games.
Klamath Kails will put its unde
feated squad on the field tinder
leum in. ii 11111; du uji; iiunwer iu
the Pelicans' state title aspirations.
The game was expected to draw
(iUOO.
Another spotless record will be
at slake when the unbeaten M
Lougbliii high team of Milton
Free water takes its home field
against Hood Hiver this afternoon.
Another big eastern Oregon game
will he, the meeting, of Ia Grande
and Pendleton at l.u Grande.
Lebanon will try to take the
measure of another unsullied con
tender for the state title, West
Linn. In a game today.
Hond, beaten once, will welcome
A I ha n y to the 1 ava cou n t ry and
Salem, a strong Willamette valley
contender, will visit Mc.Minnviile.
Toledo, one of the big name
teams of the coast area, will play
Junction City. ,
In the Portia ml league, Lincoln
will match Commerce today, while
Washington and Grant battle It out
Saturday.
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