VAGE TWO The OREGON STATES31AN. Salem, Oregon. Saturday Efombtg. November 7, 193f ' 1 - "-v ' till 1 A :s r I II! ill 1 HIIII I f- Ms IJUKVII UUU I UIU o r AUving South uf Jrade Street to Back Leslie, Worth for Parish . Extensive preparations: are be ing made by Oliver Huston, Le gion athletic chairman, for the stasia of the Leelle-Parrtsh Jan lor : High- Football game next . Taesday night. VThe game will be played on Sweetlaad tleld at 7 psa. end i will be the first Junior high football same staged la Ore gen -under flood lights. Th. games between the Junior high schools la previous years kave not attracted a great deal of attention as Parrlsh lias beeir rn ' a rnetaaces superior, hut Indi cation are that this year marks .the torn of the tide as Leslie has Md. a better -snowing to date, peetlcalarly lit holding the Ore- - goa City team to - nothing to nothing score alter Oregon CUy .-had defeated Parrlsh 20 to 0. . , - la luring the Legion take hold of the Junior high game; . chair km Boston Is merely following navels work with the Legion Jun- - lor baseball activities, and It Is ' hlc desire "to get the- whole city esHhused over this contest; Just as the city of Portland -gets pepped . over Its local high school games. , . The -dividing line-In-Salem for attendance -at the-two Junior high school Is Trade- street and it Is asked that those who reside on the sooth side of and- south of Trade treet tar noat to support Leslie high, while conversely nil those resirisg on the north side of and north of Trade street, will rally behind Parrlsh. The schools will hare their owl yell leaders, hat Hasten has appointed Jack Elliot to lead the Leslie support- ' se. aad 'Carl Gabrielaoa to organ Ian.' Che Parrlsh backers among the Legionnaires and local, cltl sens. - Parrlsh high supporters hare-keen assigned th east half of thsvsouth bleachers and Leslie " High the west half and there will be- a Aeatral sone lnlhe center se as to preclude tbellkullhood of troubte occurring between snp- pert era of the two schools. The officials chosen are How ard Hnple. referee; "Spec" Keene. empire; Gordon Wilson, head Unesncan. A, new football has been pur chased and painted orange and . this ts to become the property of tb winner. In ease of a tie, the two cavUlns will flip a cold-to de- gide the ownership. .Attar All expenses have been deducted, the net receipts will be divided SO per eent to the Amerl een Legion and 25 per cent to the respective athletic funds of ; the two Junior high schools. Dallas Team Beats Canby Score 12 to 0( DALLAS, Not. V Dallas ktefe'h rldder showed eomo real fishl here today when they de- ' tested Canby high 12 to 0. This Wrlncs Dallas' : season record to threw wins and two defeats. Dallas first scored early In the first Quarter after BUI Cadle. Dallas tackle, blocked a Canby puat: The ball was grounded on ' the Canby 12 yard lino and three . plunges by Foamier and Frack vlaced it on tbeone yam ime ronrnler then took the ball off tackte tor . the touchdewn. - . Dallas' second touchdown came -r early in the second qnarter after n exchange of punts. Dallas had .. the hall: on the Canby 15 when Pemberton' passed to D. Cadle .and Cadle ran about fire- yards . tor "the second score. The game . was vnerentfal for the rest of , the halt exccept for a couple of good pants by Pemherton n the second halt neither team tnreatened, mnch but the major Ity of the playing was In Canby's territory- Pemberton for Dallas mad seme nice, punts and Canby showed a few flashes ot real football- but no scoring was done. Ceach, Bhreere used, his substi toteevmost of the second half. The game was fairly tree ot . penalties with both teams being called' tor- interfering , with the receiver on one occasion. Aside from this th only penalties were - ob or two for offside. The- lineups were: nm i -: : - - r. - Canby u. uaaio E...... Andres keener. ...... T. i Hrtdding erar4:. . .o. . . Stefan! mnnicw.-,.rfs.;c.,..".ii.? Erans Retxer. i..;.. o..,i, Netter .B.c-aMe....T. ...... Meade 5nwer..,.....E..... Sandnees Frack.. , r .Q....... Ellers voon. . . . , h. . ; , Battleson wauoa.,.....!..,,.., gpagle fnraler. . . . . F... . . . Tlrion sabstttates: -for Dallas. Pern herton. Frlesen. Elliott. lcJIU jm. van ways. Campbell. Lewis. For Cauby. Hess. BoUhy. Blggy. wuas'j next, game ts at Inda- Fuaeoee Arnusuce day. riaffiTls Tin F 1 MONMOUTH. Nor. Mon moath high't basketball team r showed np well for aa early sell jon game here tonight, defeating the strong Evangelical -. church team of Salem 24 to 12. The game was close thronghont with the locals leading from two to six points tuoit of the distance. 4The Craagellcals wsre a larga LINE SMASHER S sT -: " " ?v--SC-.:W- Lowell Dalley. University of Montana fallback. Is considered by ecoate as owe or tbe beet line plnngers in us ooaleresce. Be wui be sees la action against Oregon State at Cerrnllis Saturday after noo at S o'clock. O COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY . Teams EAST Harvard re. Dartmouth, at Cambridge New York University ts. Georgia at New York .x- CamegleTech rs. Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh ColumMn s. Virginia at New York.. ....... ...b...... Fordhaae -ts. Detroit at New York. Priacoten vs. Lehigh at Princeton. Lafayette re. Rutgers at Easton Army . Louisiana State at West Amherst rs. Trinity at Amherst.. . Cornell . Alfred at Ithaca Western Maryland ts. Boston College at Baltimore..... Mala rs. Aewdnin at Orono Pean State vs. Cegat-e at Sute College.. 4 M(nr Yale- ts. St. John's i Md. ) at New Tempi-ts. VCnanova at Philadelphia Breww ts. Ohi Weeleyan at Providence Catholic UnlTersity ts. Manhattan at Washington. ...... Geergetow -vs. Bwckceli at Washington . Connectlent Agses vs. New Hampshire at Storrs . . r ..... Delaware vn. fiwarthmere at Newark, Del. ac....... Hoty Cross -vs. Duqnesn-at Worcester . . Worcester Poly ts. Rhode Island at Worcester....... Syracuse- ts. Western Reserve at Weeleyaa-TS. WRliams at Middletown 0-45 West Virginia vs. West Virginia Wesleyan at Morgan town . . 21-0 CENTRAL Notre Dam vs. Pennsylvania at South Bend ......... Ohio State-vs Navy at Columbus ....... .. Michigan -rs. Indiana at Ann Arbor... ...... .omm.tm Nebraska we, Iowa at Lincoln ... Illinois -va. Wisconein at Champaign ...MMt Northwestern vs. Mlnaesota at Evaniton. .......... Chicago vs. Arkansas at Chicago. . Pnrdw vs. Ceatenary at Lafayette Iowa State-as. Kansas State at Ames. . . ..m... . .t... m 013 Drake ts. Missouri at Des Moines Grrnnetl -rs. Washington UnlTersity Mtctrfgnn State ts. Rfpon at East DePnnw ts. Ohh TJnrversity at Greencasti Marquette ts- Wamlngton and Jetefrson ax Milwaukee.. 4 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Utah Atrglas vs. Brigham Yonng Colorado Cotlese ts. TTtah at Colorado Springs., Cotorado ws- Denver at Boulder... Wyoming ts. Colorado Aggies at WEST Southern- California ts- Stanford' California ts. Washington at Berkeley. Oregon State rs. Montana at CorTalUs....B.MT..w Washington State vs. Idaho at Pullman. ..... ,-rr... Colnmwta (Ore. vs. Whitman at Portland....; Arlsona vs. Fragstatf State at Tucson Nevada ty. Sao Jese -State at Reno .eM California Aggies vs. Fresno State at Sacramento......,.. SOUTH Tennessee t. Carsoa Newman at Auburn ra. Tnlane at Montgomery Virginia Poly Institute vs. Washington and Lee at Roanoke, Missbnlppi A. d: M. ts. North Carolina State at Starkrllle. . Virginia Military institute vs. Clemson at Norfolk.. ..... South Caroltnars. Farm an at Columbia, S. C. Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina at Atlanta. . . Vanderbttt vs. Maryland at Nashville........ Mississippi vs. Sewanee at Oxford. Alabama ts. Florida at Birmingham. ..... .. Kentucky TsDuke at Lexington, Citadel vs. Davidson at Charleston. , s SOUTHWEST lowa State vs. Kansas State at Ames Oklahoma . vs. Kansas at Norman: Nebraska vs. Iowa at Lincoln. . . . Texas Christian ts. Rice at Fort Texas vs. Baylor at Austin Texas A. ft M- vs. Southern Methodist at College Station. ... Oklahoma A. ft M. vs. Crelghton Haskell vs. 4Cmporia Teachers at Tulsa vs. National University ot Anyway., wo didn't hoar any body giving SO points on that gasae. Toagh one for Willam ette t lose, bat It atm can tie tor the oatferontce champion ship by beating Linfield aad ' Whitmaa. . With oaly i four days of rest la between-. Linfield may be no easy hurdt either. , : Astoria high, which still Is trying C assert Itself as a state . football thanpionship conten der la spit of a tie gam with Saleas high, wired cancelation . of Its Armistice day game with , jOheanawa. .. Th teaas Astoria wishes to . eneet oa Armistice day fct Vaacoaver, Washington : high. ' ; .- . . ' . No doabt the fishermen will aTOld - being eliminated from crew. .-i The seorlag was; Monmouth Wilson 19. H inkle 1. Becklev t. Tittle t. Snider, wtnegar 8: Evan gelicals Clntten 4, Johnson 4. Esol 10. Boally 3. Lehman 3. Rs- rcmr lereo was Gordon FROM ROCKIES O 1030 Score 2- T ..... . 6- T 8- T ..........M. ....... ... ..X..M. ...... .s 12- 7 0-13 21-25 .m...mm. Point...... .u......c M 7-13 0-4 7-' glT ' e e 0-33 13-12 Haven ..... ., Syracuse ...... .r. . . .-t , w ..... e-2a 27- 0 7-ii 27-'e 1 mm . mm mm ...... i -13-14 at Grianell .... r. ..... 0-5 Lansing. ...... r. .v. Qi . . 14-35 5-41 27- 7 21- 3 41-12 0-13 38- "t at Ogden ...... M,aa . x . . .1 Laramie. at Los Angeles ... . .mmm 7-27 Knoxvllle. ......... ... 24- 0 0-21 0- 0 0-14 0-22 0-14 5- 3 22- 7 7-13 20- 0 7-14 0- 6 0-12 0-13 7-12 20-0 l " Ky. ....... r. ...... -.. 3. c. ............... ........ Worth....... T. ...... .1 14- 0 7-13 at Stillwater. Lawrence ............. m Mexico at Tulsa. . ........ 13- 0 championship running It they play an out of state team. Che- mawa dropped one gam to Wash ington high at the first of the season and has no chance at state championship tor that reason. but the Redskins hare difficulty In scheduling sufficient high school games. And It isn't because they do not try tor more games with prep schools. Coach Larelle states that ta th tabor hit an will play only high arhool teams aad that an older team will be organised with fellows too old for hlfh school play or who hare grad- , aaxea. conning a team to small eoilecea schools who desira fame. Encoaraglnr reports are com lag tor Salem high football prac tices as It seems that the Cherrl- ans are actually working hard aad taking th coming contest with Eugene high seriously. The En gen players art bound to Uke It seriously and with the game there, more reason tor ample pre paration is xoano. Eugene may b oat to get r. renge oa Salem for defeata aaf fered at the C3xerrians hands o the rridlron ta recent Team. bntthaVe a game that can work Dom way. Salem high recalls it wao f Fred Kramer, ;?t preeeot coach at Eaatene. whas liaaket. ball team nosed th local qnln ; tot oat of th otat champloa. nhlp ta a'thrinin wtadap to mom Finds Going Tougher: Than Expected but v Takes 7 Victory 13 tor 0 k : Parrlsh Junior high did not go as well aa. It expected to against Sdo high school bat managed to score two touchdowns and "buck the. line for anoint to win IS to at Sdo Friday. , ' -.-. Phil Salstrom. half-pint quar terback for Parrlsh, waa the out standing ball carrier. Ho made one touchdown and seToral long gains. Baxter scored the other touchdown and a lino . back brought an extra ; point. " Coons played his usual good game at end.' -. v ; :- ; : Scio ' h o'w o d considerable strength and pal Parrlsh on the defenslTO at the start by return ing the initial klckotf to the Par rlsh 15 yard line where tho ball carrier was forced out of bounds. FumMea- and bad passes were I namerous f or Parrlsh ; and j thi I players feel that If they do not lm-1 pre re they will hare allm chances of winning from Leslie next Toes-1 day la the night football game. I HoweTor Brownie Myers will bo t able to play by then aad his pros- eaco In the baekOeld will add both offenstre and defensiro pow er. Parrlsh did all its scoring In the second quarter, bat near the end of the game PhU Salstrom placed 1 me naii on tn one row une. a leiiouow tno tralnlnr offeraa fUcted on the play so no score re- Hi.jk. 1 PI.. O.MI.-. mrmm 1 r, .. -a. o-u. 1 McCall tackles, Owyna and Coons I rnkndi. Worlwr center. DeJardln 1 oaarterhack. Skubovious and Sal strom halfbacks and Baxter full. McAdams, Falst and York sIbo got to play. Oliver Huston, Legion athletle chairman, states that he needs IS Legionnaires preferably in uni form for ticket takers and potlc for Tuesday Bight at the Junior high football game and all who are willing to act, will please maka it a notnt to teleohono him i either at his home or at the seo-i retarv of state's offle. 1 EGlOiuB Hit KD TO REPORT Ha nmka na to atata that ft fafjor leature oi nooaoarns w important that thU game bo handled properly it the legion and the Interested schools are tolLl"n P031- receive their full proceeds and. therefore, it Is urgent that at least 18 Legionnaires volunteer for duty. Twelve Legionnaires will be needed Wednesday afternoon for th Walametto-Llnttold game, but part of the responsibility for nanarrng tnis contest will be tak en by the regular crew which aaaoies aii w tne college games. TDoso who expect to work the iur nisni gam maw repori Bwwmna nwa ac e:ev p. m. and for the WRtamette-Llntield gam at 1:00 p. m. on Wednes day afternoon. McMinnville Threat Eyed At Woodburn WOODBURN. Nor. f. Coach Gil Oddie. football mentor at Woodburn high school, exnecta to nave a real battle on hia hands Armistice day. when the BuUdora play host to the Grtxxlles from Mo- Mlnnvllle high school. Although Oddle was not satis- fled with the showinr his team made against Newberg Friday wnen tne Bulldocs nulled down n tt-to-7 Tlctory. the team has been showing up fairly well In practice laieiy ana nas a fighting chance ot taxing tho Grlsslies. Last Fri day the Bulldog offense was not up to standard, and tho lino show. ed signs ot weakening at tho most Tuai moment. Practic sessions OTery evening this week hare smoothed out some of tho rough I i "A'- Home-Owned ; . Theatr . . : ; - ."--' Times; Today -J Sraamai m$rrt o " UrUit 0M.10C , ; eao4 . Sea. Jlon. - Tucx "HUSH lYlVlTIIil - with Joan Bennett llardl Albright Owes faA M t 1 .a a jh if mw m - A 1 UfS,LV-V hfoor llyrna L07 , ! -HowIPlayFbdtbaU - By FRANK CARIDEO (Twioe AU-A.raericaa qnarterback with 1029-1030 cluuepionahrp Notre Dame, head backHeld coach at Pnrdiio onlTOrslty aad featured with Lew Ayres la the metion picture The Spirit of Notrw Dane.) ; , . . la football posaessloa is more than nine points of the law. The team or the player who has pos session r of . thef u-.i " ball meana er-L cm 'lay- 1 the tl- taker 2v -r- jmiini hi football the play er who nas ball mast make- v sure he doesn't C drop it and the , tY" player who- aoes 7r after it mast be! r hinro that ho gets it before, some other nlarer doe. Ton don't Just catch' a football in a game; yon hold on to it. When the ball 1s on the ground or bonnclng along a few inches aboTe it and yon ran; after it op posing another player with the same idea, in mind, when yod tall aronnd it. 'grab the ban and null It Into your body. The oxnreeaioa 'falling on the hair la Incorrect becsuao merely falling on It -doesn't mean a thing. Falling AROUND the ball makes your body a shell for the ball and oro- tecta- yon as well as the balL Falling around the ball is also important because ot the ram a ruies wtuch state that a fumble can only h recovered on the apot oa. which recovery occurs. Fumbles ar mighty costly and evidence poor form and failure to JBDotJ4 vr..n . . " WU-UUTJ ISCOS m tODU fO la McillnnvUle. which holds a. rA. .dSU. " Ur HB J9 on oi tne lew acbools not yet defeated this year. The student body of the sehool Is mnch larger than Woodbnrn'a. and there is excellent material for a football team. The Grizzlies, with their team ot experienced men, are figuring neartiy oa roTenre orer the Bull dogs for what they did at Mo- Mlnnvtlle last year. A year ago the zsuiiaogs eked oat a 7-5 win orer the Grlsslies. despite the fact that the McMlnnvllle quarterback raced through the entire Wood burn team for a touchdown on the kick- oft Woodburn'a starting lineup will probably be the same that started against Newberg. No men are but tot the game because of injuries. jna tno squad is in generally good eonaiuotu Wednesday gmo will be a benefit performance, and the ma- I j av.a a aaw aia . a I Armisuco uay eeienration. Doing I sponsoren oy um locai American aCm v g.Th tollowlna Is t v..v.k.h ..hni. rr oa Beljooi tor the 1531-33 iaemson. Dec 11 Lebanon there. Dec 1 8 Tangent there Jan. 3 Sweet Homo here. Jan. IS Shedd hero. Jan- 32 Harrlsburg there. Jan. 30 Hanisburg here. Feb. f Open. Feb. 13 Tangent here. Feb. 17 Shedd there. Feb. 34 Sweet Home there. Steinbock Will Play Newcomer First of the big singles match- . a 1I IfMat es at tne capital dowub- muvjm this season is scheduled for to night when Sam 8telnboek, who - m m a A. has more or less ruiea me roosi in this particular sport for on or two pwtIous years, meets Fred Aura, a newcomer wno is threatening to dethrone Sam as local champion. Tho match will start at 8 o'clock and will bo for tea games total pins with 1 100 at stake. Nearly 11,000.000 for hall loss es was paid la 1131 by tho state hall Insurance , department of North Dakota. . scio s Bmii SCHEDULE IS MADE LAST DAYVnr IUUAV Thrills and Romance 'Aboard a Biff Ocean Liner Qfi n!c s tth "B la hoarh throbs and Xa going for the ball the boy runs low, close to the ground so that when he comes within a hand's distance of the ball, his knees bend and in . falling for ward his body starts to turn to one aide so that when he goes toward th ground ho Is falling ALONGSIDE th ball. As he fans ALONGSIDE th ball, he flexes at his waist bringing his legs up and his arm and shoulders down forming a pocket for the hall and then 'closing up oa the ball until his hands and knees meet. It to important thtt whea run ning low toward the baH with an opponent - along side of him he should fall so that his back (and body) ar between-the opponent and the ball. This will protect both th body and th ball when the opponent tries to beat you to the ban. Ton wCl get a better under standing of this point whea yoa see- Notre Dame players la the Universal picture "Th Spirit of Notre Dame" at Warner Bros. Elslaore theatre Nor. 8-3-10. Do not bo afraid ot meeting the ground with your body. Grad ually taU forward, relax, loosen your muscles, don't tighten them until after you grip the balL Then caddie it and hold on to It Don't bo afraid ot possible bumps. It yon practice Calling around th ball, relaxing and tailing forward easily yoa will find there Is no shock to the hody. Practice falling aronnd the ball. Whea you become so adept that you can fall around a ball on the ground while running at fall speed, then curl up like a snail you'll never worry about being bumped or about any op posing player getting the ball from you on a tumble. jraiiing a round tno bail em ploys every muscle, a sharp eye and a clear head. Tomorrow's article will deal with tackling. While you are reading this ser ies of articles I hope you are practicing. More than anything else football demands that 'do it new spirit. While yoa are gain lag academic knowledge Is the time to apply It. Are TOUT HOLLYWOOD! Home f WC Tattle LAST TIMES TODAY Spedal Mickey Mousa Matinee 1:30 P. M. Irene PwrelL C. Aabroy Smith Charlott GraavUlo Lilian Bond Also Chimp comedy. News and "The Vanishing Lejrion." COMING SUNDAY lilL Hi! ABAMOtlUT picruai v Pa fa &o ht Den Uui fcf fhrills 1 hi, ii lie FOXES fiEATnOUlttA Ko!!n big gun of i Silverton Offense; Punches Over Three Touchdowns SILVERTON, Not. 8. Showing more fight aad drive than la any previous gams, the Surer Foxes of Silverton high trampled on the strong Molalla football team for a Zl-to-7 victory sere this after noon, i . ; -; ,-' : Kolln punched through the Mo lalla defense tor all three of SI1: verton's touchdowns - and Rudls haaser converted each ot the points. On SUverton touchdown was scored in the first period and two In the second. It was not until after Kolln, a tower of strength oa defease as well as of reuse, went ont of the game dn to an Injury that Mo lalla got going and scored Its lone touchdown in the third period. . 8Ilrerton's next gam is with Woodburn November 20. StlTertoa's lineup: Marshall left end, Paulson left tackle, Egan left guard. Pettyjohn center. Fuller right guard, Gehrke right tackle. Specht right and. Rndlshauser left halt. Goldea right half, Irian quar ter. Kolla tun. Referee. Wltaea; umpire, Peter son; heal linesman, Johnson. Eugene Game Is Faced by Salem Squad Coseh Hollls W. Huntington gave his Salem aigh gridsters a long period of scrimmage Friday night and will hare his players report to practloe again this morning to prepare for th gam with Eugene high on -Armistice day. a real photograph of. our state capitol be fore any trees were planted with the photos of twenty-eight" senators and rep resentatives from the different counties in Oregon. - Also See the Attractive Prices on Fresh and-Smoked Meats Choice Beef 10c Roasts, per Round or Sirloin f r Steaks, per lb..... IPC Choice Beet, boU, 8c Central r.lcatt Clairlict - Jnst across from Courthouse I "WILL H. BLOCH I III CL V. STARTS SUNDAY I ADVANCE SHOWING AT OUR GALA MIDNiTE SHOW IJyfcw is r.-j. r -.. ii it i Is- it 1 ' 1 I. - 1... ..... -t Tba taam went well in practic showing plenty of football seme for tho most part ana oeing aDio to push th oral across th sec ond team's goal -; nn aoTerax.- times. j -.' ' TTnnMnrtoa will bar his B i practice sgala today as he does not wish them to remaia iui two days j befor tn jengea gam. BoweTOt ' heary scrim- ? mage work is otot umu n .nm contest " - ; w - KtnA-r -arllA has . lust : gotten well started at tackle, was not In a i .- TrMiv aftarnoa as he sprained -his wrist la a previous prsctlco. II a brace can ne useu. ho may b able to piay againss Engeno." "Howevsr Huntington is looking about fof. anotner iscaie to use. - ' ' T-namall la' shOWinC S9 Well. and Reiny OUea, ihrolher of Emil OUea who plays the ether Gib raltar position. Is also progress ing. . Louie Schelbner's - Injured ankle Is improving and he may b. able to play , some against tho purple and whitsw - Chuck Reed and Jim Nicholson are showing up as the best ball carriers oa tho 1 squad. Chock Reed has not piayea mucn inis season ta the games as ho has been rather a dark hors aad few . contests .hare boea held, where roserres could be ased. . y r !eVtata la rolnC rood at fall back aad Is deTeloping into aa excellent blocker. DeHsrau nas always been a good ball carrier, but tor some reason or another has not elected to block much. If ho would ImproTO his interfer ence running, he conld bo a raW uablo man. . Both lines ar working better new doe to concentrated coaching on their work daring tho past two ' weeks. A few of tho men are even learning to run Inter ferenc now and do not stop after blocking Jast one man. 8EOOXD TEAMS TO MEET ' Second team girls laterclass volleyball will gat under way at tho high school next Monday af ternoon when tho sophomores play the combined Janlor-senlor team.' The same squads will meek again Tuesday to decide tho champions in their class I Shoulder Pork Roasts, lbi- 11c Pork Steaks 14c lb. Hams the best half or whole 18c LAST DAT TODAY Mickey Mouse Matinee, 1 P. M. TONITE 11 0 P. M. 1 A I i 1" . .jwestaaaaaaeaaaaaSt aK V i mew year's ecaco