TWO
1-S1S BATTLE
MHBYEUSENE
Visitors Get 12-6 Revenge
on Roseburg Rivals for
Previous Defeat.
T-ikliiR rnYPiice for lh 7-to-0
defeat administered on Armistice
cluy tho Kuucno All-Slara won
from the Horn-burr; All-Slura U to
li ill a hard football bultl on Fin
las' Hold TbanksBiviiiK day.
After Itnsebnn; hud wore-d on
u scries ol' power plays in Mie first
period. Kuiiene took to I he uir to
tie tho score. In tho final period
I-'ugene Btarled 11 hard drive down
the field with Bishop unrryiiiK Hie
hall through Ilia lino to make the
winning touchdown.
.HoBoburR touched off thu fire-ve-rltn
early In the (same after
each team had failed to make yard
age on the opening plays and had
exchanged pnnts. A long ikihh
Collins to l'etu liutler sparked a
drive down the field, but it ap
peared that. Hie inarch had hog
lieA down on the lfl-ymU line,
when Colllnx. suddenly broke loose
nml on a beautiful run reached the
"Uyard stripe, where ho wim knock
ed out of bounds. Tele ltutter, on
fjiu next play, carried the ball
o-vrtr on an end run. Collins' at
tempted place kick was dellected.
-A second Koseburg threat, hog
Rail down a few minutes later,
wJicn a Kugeno punt was partially
blocked deep in Hie Kugene terri
tory, but the visitors gal I pos-
i!BBsion of the bull on tlieir own IK
rd marker und proceeded to In
iude liosoburg territory with two
loiig jmsses, and . Ihen tossed a
rh'lid,- I'alauuk to Kaurman, to
tie tho score. Ulsliop's attempted
jilaee kick conversion was low.
- Aerial Tactics Futile
ltoth teams took to Hie air in the
fljird period, hut neither was able
to gain, each team making Inter
tUrPtlnua. A short. Kosefiurg punt,
which gave the visitors Ihu ball on
the Hoseburg ir-yurd stripe, mark
Si the beginning of the winning
tkrive. ' Bishop, - former all-state
high school fullback, on a series
uf line plunges, carried the ball
ftt-ross for the score. Hauler's
ftjclt hit the uprights ami bounced
back onto the playing Held.
" Kosebarg threatened again In
Die last two minutes of play, when
Heed's punt from Ills own ;l-yard
TTuo was partially blocked ami
Sient out of bounds on Hie Kugeno
SW-yard stripe. With only seconds
tiM't In Hie game, Collins and l'etu
Jlutlor utlempled lour passes,
ivhlch met a brilliant defense by
Alio 1'higene sccoudnry, giving tile
tlsltors tho ball Willi time for only
ivo plays as tho b'auiu ended,
'llie lineups: - i
Uoseburg Ihigeno
1-,. Campbell ....I, H Swindell
'jj. Hatfield ....I, V Spear
XVnssoin L i! I'lekens
Hussell 4....0 Klsh
V. l'umpboll. .it (I Hauler
It. Hatfield ....It 'I' Boyd
flilnn I! K Wllliains
cherner Q I'alnuk
1.'. Itutlor I. II Kallffmaii
H. ltutter ........It II MeCluin
Collins 1'' Bishop
Substitutions: Itosehurg, Byrd,
iCei'ttliner. Itidgeway: l-lugene,
.1 f3
Heed, Mansell, Hale, Ilrlgga, Volt
niun. KimnnuK Pen-en. Officials,
Cari-ull, referee; SuunderH, Ulil
plm: Hl:ick, head llneirman.
FOOTBALL
LASHES
FROM
Pacific Coast
CHICO, Calif., Nov. 25. (Al'l
The A1110H Ahmzo SiaKii'n '!
k'K f Pacific rolutncd the fur
weHH'in (not ball cliaiiipiuiibLiii by
nonius out an unbeaten i.'Ui':o
Statu culh.'KO team, JiU to 13, yen
tenlay. Pacific put or the win
ning touchdown in the fourth
fiuaitt'r. Pacific wan figured to be
at leant 13 nointu ueUer than
(Jliieo.
I'OUTI.AXI). Ore., Nov. 25.
(A I') Oit-KOii State's Beavers
tried out tho sawdust or Mutlno
inah sladiiuu today in u final work
out beloi-u lilt; "civil wur" wa';e
wilh Oregon tomorrow.
Coach I am Siluer pronounced
lifs H(iial in "a fine menial condi
tion" for (lie Kuine.
KUCKNK. Ore., Nov. 25. f AI
Tho University of Oregon loot
ball team romped Ui roil Kb Its fi
nal practice Hewsion loday before
niuellng Oregon State at Portland
Saturday.
The WebfootK concentrated on
pannes and ouhh defense in the
drill.
PA 1,0 ALTO, Calif., Nov. 2;".
(Al') Warm wealher is making
UiiiigH uncomfortable tor the Dart
moul it football team, Coach Karl
Illaik Haiti loday, but he Ih confi
dent U won't affect their play
ugsilnsi Si an 1 onl here Sat urday.
When 1 larlmouth left Hanover,
N. II., last week It was snowing
and fhey hail been ira(.ticing with
iniitens on.
Itiuik ad 111 Ms his lads had a
"pretty good" chance of beating
the Stantonl outfit, but doesn't
think his Learn should be installed
as favorite. Stanford is. "under
rated" Ulaik insists..
YAKIMA. Nov. 25. (AP)
Scoring three touchdowns, the
Kastern Washington College of
Kd uca t ion Savages defeated Ore
gon Normal of Monmouth, 1!) to
7 here ye.sterduy. The Thanksgiv
ing game was for the benefit of
the Aiuerican Legion milk fund.
DRIVER EXAMINATIONS TO
BE GTvEN IN ROSEBURG
Kxuminutlons will be conducted
In ItoHolmrg Tuesday and Wednes
day, Nov. 2!) and ;tu, for persoiiH
desiring permits or licenses to
(I live 'motor vehicles, it was an
nounced today from the office of
Secretary of State Karl Huell. Tim
examination will be conducted by
Glenn Ltuwu, who will make his
headquarters at tho courthouse,
Here For Week-End Miss Anna
May l!nrath, teacher at Itallas, Ore
gon, Is hero spending the week
end visiting her mother, Mrs. lOrn
ust Cnratli, and her aunt, Miss ll
slo Wottsleln. Mr. Unrath is on a
I wo weeks' trip to Chicago on
business.
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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1938.
ILC.L142W7
Result Throws Victor Into
Argument With Bears for
Rose Bowl Honor.
I .OS ANCKLKS, Nov. 25. (AP)
Southern Caiifoinias Jiose liowl
hopes, to make a simple under
statement of fact, soared higner
toaa Hie moon today an followers
of 1 lie Trojan vaiiioit.e conuuueu
to celebrate tbe l-lo-7 anniuila
lion of tne University of (Jaiuonua
at Lot Angeles.
T110 Thanksgiving day triumph
was hailed here as tho clinching,
argument in Southern Calilorniu a
bid for the far west's Itose Bowl
nomination. A mere victory over
tbe dreaded Lcluns from cross the
city was all the Trojan (supporters
had asked for, but a 12-to-V demon
stration of strength left the boys
and girls barely aole to do anything
inoiij tnau yeil tlieir neaus oil.
'the win left Southern (Jalitornia
In a tie with Cuiitornia Hears ot
lieikeley ior the conference title,
ami ihu machinery was set Louay
for the conference to begin voting
on which team will bo selected to
carry the colors of the far west
into the annual Rose liowl en
counter. The result ol tbe vote of the ten
mem burs will not bo announced'
until noon Monday, and botii Tro
jan and California backers swung
into high gear this morning iu be
half of their respective claims.
Arguments Presented
Troy repealed its contention it
should get the bid because the
Trojans slapped over California,
13 to 7, and precedence holds that
when two elevens tie tor the title,
the one that whipped the other
should gel the bid. That is S. C.'s
argument.
California's answer is that It Is
the champion until dethroned, and
points out that U. S. C. lost a non
et uferenee game to Alabama iu ad
dition to lis conference setback
by Washington, and faces u tough
er nonconferenco assignment iu
Notre Dame December 3.
To which S. C. replies the con
ference rules stale non-conference
games have no bearing 011 Die
Itose LIov1 selection. And besides,
say Trojan adherents, after yes
terday's pertormance who knows
but what Notre Dame can be ban-,
died to the satisfaction of every
one except Notro Dame.
CONFERENCE RACE
CLOSES WITH TIE
lly the Associated Press
The WiliameLtu university liear
catri wound up the season dead
locked with Pacilio university
conference by defeating Whitman
college 1!) lo 0 in Salem yesterday,
Thu Missionaries wort) unable to
copo with tho powerful Keareut do
fense and never got beyond Wil
lamette's 2:i-yard stripe.
The Ilea rents had to share tho
crown wilh a rival for the first
time la five years. Conference
champions for four years, the near
est h' only league defeat this sea
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GLENDALE SIX WINS
REGIONAL CROWN
GLENDALE, Ore., Nov. 25. The
Pirates' six-man football team of
Olendale high school was the win
ner of the Southern Oregon B
leagtie championship as the result
of the tournament held at Grants
Pass Wednesday evening. Olendale
iefeated Rogue River 20 to 19, In
the hitter's first loss of the season.
The Pirates scored the first touch
down in the first minute of play.
Kogue River then made one m cacb
of the first three quarters, convert
ing in the second. Olendale came
back in the last quarter to score
three more touchdowns, making ex
tra points after the first and third,
the last being made iu the closing
moments of the game.
In the first game of the tourney,
Grants Pass lost to Crescent City,
li to 7. After the Rogue Hiver
C.tendale contest, the Pirates were
defeated by Crescent City 22 to 6 in
two quarters of play, but this had
no bearing on the Southern Oregon
championship, as the latter is a
Cuiitornia team.
RIDDLE, Ore., Ts'ov. 25.-Uasket-
ball ami volleyball made their sea
sonai debut at Riddle Tuesduy
evening as Camus Valley bowed
twice to the home guard.
In the volleyball game. Riddle
took command early in the open
ing momenta of play and had a
ID-1!) lead built up by the close of
the contest.
The Riddle boys got off to
very slow start and trailed Camas
7-li at the quarter, but clicked
euougu in me second siauza 10
forge ahead 1 0-7 at half time-
After the intermission, Camas
came back very fast and regained
the upper hand; only to see Riddle
finally come to life midway in the
third period and grab a comfortable
lead, the tinal score being 2-t-lO.
Camas Vulley was minus the
services of two stellar players In
Murray anil Lockwood, while Rid
dle's Cornutt and Mellor were
handicapped by injuries' and ill
ness. This fact accounted for a
rather ragged showing on the part
of both teams. All In all it was a
good game considering the earli
ness of season.
Kiddle (21) (15) Camas Val.
Mellor (21 V (0) Kclley
Uuckcr (111) b'.'. (2) Ware
Dates (II C (-1) Johnson
Cni-nntt (2) O Stamlloy
Ki'rnlcUo O (I!) Huebnor
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TITLE NOT SETTLED
Three Teams Lay Claim to
Championship as Result
of Clear Records.
Ily KR ED HAMPSON
Associated Press Writer
Oregon's 1938 prep football sea-
Hon ended Thanksgiving day wilh
a handful of games that decided
one league chumpionship but did
little to clarify the state title sit
uation. Two unbeateii-untied schools
were among the claimants and a
third demanded consideration de
spite a tie score.
Thursday s biggest surprise was
Corvallis' 12-0 win over Salem.
Jefferson or Portland added
heavily to its prestige by beating
Milwaukie, champion of the No
Name league, one of the strongest
circuits in Oregon. Tho score was
14-0.
Milton - Freewater, unable to
schedule a Thanksgiving game
with Med ford, demanded a chunk
of the title. The Pioneers were un
beaten and untied in eight Illue
Mountain league and intersectional
games.
Medford, tied by Hood River
early in the fall, wound up a great
season by thumping Ashland yes
terday, 27-7. Medford was a con
spicuous team this year because
of its part in eliminating other
state contenders, notably Klamath
Falls and Rend.
. The Tualatin - Yamhill Valley
Hieague title went to Ueaverton yes
terday when the Reavers beat Tl
gard, ll-U. The game broke a first
place tie between the two.
Rainier and St. Helens played to
a 7-7 tie. The deadlock did not
damage Raiuier's claim to the Co
lumbia league title.
Eugene, the team that ended Sa
lem's long winning streak this sea
son, finished up with a 20-13 vic
tory over Tillamook.
Cottage Grove closed with a 19
0 victory over Junction City. The
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November 26 and 28
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The following merchants in Roseburg
Allen's Grocery Sutherlin I. B. Nichols
Frank Bradslrect Riddle H. F. Hebard &
N. D. Cool Estate Drain A. G. Hcnninger
N. R. Fisher KeUey's Corner W. R. Anderson
C. J. Grimm Roseburg L. E. Henninger
Grovers won six out of eight games
this season. They were tied once
and beaten once.
Silverton, a Buong Willamette
valley team that succumbed to Sa
lem during the Vikings' winning
streak tins ear, walloped Chem-
awa Indians iu a finale, 26-13-
A fine passing attack Mid unsus
pected running and plunging pow
er gave Corvallis its victory over
Salem.
North Bend defeated Marshfield
7 to ti.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25. (AP)
Muybe you thought the lootlmll
season . was about finished and
maybe you're about right but in
either event some of the choicest
morsels remain to be fed to the
fans.
Not out of "bowl3" either, be
causo at least half a dozen of the
nation's foremost undefeated teams
still must risk their precious necks
iu regularly scheduled encounters.
Four such games', topped, by the
Pittsburgh-Duke business at Dur
ham, are on tomosrow's menu,
(onipettng with tho pageantry ot
the otherwise meaningless Army
Navy spectacle.
Texas Christian faces a danger
ous Southern .Methodist crow IV
the southwest conference. All bars
are down, too, on t'ae Oklahoma
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Roseburg Dairy
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A. and M. flnd Texas Tech's ap
poliument with Mardueue.
ah nf thane foemeo hare been
more or less reticent about their
post season plans hut, iu spite 01
denials they care aliout invita
tions, Uuke, Pitt and Texas Chris
tian are oil glowing prospects for
any bowl and tomorrow's activi
ties may determine in which direc
tion each will entrain, if at all-
U. OF O. PRESIDENT
RAPS NAZI BIGOTS
priUTI.AN'n. Nov. 25 (API-
Proof o America's vigor and health I
was displayed when the nation tie-j
veloped "instantaneous abhorrence,
revulsion and rage against the na-
tional and racial bigots in Qer- j
manv and Italy," Dr. Donald Erb, ,
University of Oregon president, j
said yesterday In a Thanksgiving
address. - '
He said America should give
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