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- The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning. October 8. 1932 PAGE ETGHT 11 1 , . , : ; . - . . . ; fc . ; -. r . c .; , College HMes - RMde MotitimM -. " . ' " . " . . " ' mm T - -f fc, . runrnr An nnn P . . .. ' ' ' " TO VIEW GAME Tentative; Lineups are Told By Callison, :Phe!an; : Officials Listed . - TEXTATnU LINEUPS Washington : , Oregon W. Smith. le. Wlatrack. ..... It. .1 O'Brien . ...... .Ig . . Howard c. . . Bailey . . Morgan Frye , . Hughes . . . . Clark Windust....... rg. Isaacson...... . rt.:. .re. q.. lh.. .rh. .f. - . . Nilsson Nisbet Cherberg.. ... . Bafkln... Mucxynski . . . . . . Wishard Bowerman . . Temple ..... Gee . Mikulak Sullcosky . Officials: Referee, Herb Dana: umpire, Abe Cobn; field Judge, Ton Louttit; head linesman, Tom Shet. . . . .. r PORTLAND, Ore, . Oct. 7 i (AP) Football fans and college students by the thousands rolled into Portland late 'today and to night for the annual football bat tle between the state universities of Washington and Oregon. Those in charge of ticket dis tribution said there was every reason to believe the attendance would exceed 30,000. The Oregon Wasihington game two years a?o drew a crowd of 35,600. This aft ernoon the box office reported that 22,000 tickets had been dis posed of and a line a half-block long stood in front of the down town wicket. iTwo thousand Oregon students were to descend upon the city to night, and 3,000 more were com ing from University of Washing ton, while about 7,000 other vis itors from that state were ex pected. The Washington and Oregon bands arrived during the day, to take part in fWe special broad casta over local radio stations T2ie Oregon football team reached Portland early this after noon and Prink Callison, coach, took his boys to the stadium for a workout. Jimmy Phelan's Wash ington team was due here tonight. There will be no workout for them before the game which starts at 2 p. m. Chemawa to Meet Rooks At Corvallis OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oct. 7 Oregon State college freshman football team will meet the Chemawa Indians here at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon' in the first game on their season's schedule. The an nual contest is always colorful and interesting as the Indians are a fast, smart bunch of football players., Verne Ellers, freshman coach. Is fixed about as well as any freshman mentor on the coast this fall. About 60 men answered his initial call to practice and from that number he , has gath ered some promising looking can didates. ' The freshmen have been work ing against the "varsity during the past two weeks, and have shown flashes of good form in scrimmage. They are equipped with plays which rival schools will use against the varsity and are put on the offensive for a two hour period daily. The Chemawa game is the first ef three games on the Rook schedule. The other two contests are with the Oregon freshmen. The first Is scheduled tor Cor vallis, October 21,'mnd the second for Eugene, November 4. This "little civil war series" always excites much interest and rival ry every year. ' A probable starting rook line up for the Chemawa 'game will be- Woody Joslin " and Heine SchuUs, ends; ' Bud Wagner -and Bob . Rushing, tackles; JMk" orp of l?.700"! to" Egorov nd Ken Miner, guards; Tad Mvall. center: Bob Patrick, miarter? Bin Patrick and Ed Tihila, halfbacks;- and Watt Anyway there were no spec Mitchell, fullback. tators on the grandstand side of Ellers expects - to substitute the field, and those on the other many men to this starting line- side were kept a yard back from up if the score permits as he hasn't much of a line on hislvlously a serious hazard to the prospects as yet. Oregon Normal Plays Liniield - This Forenoon MONMOUTH, Oct 7. The Oregon Normal school grid, men are getting ready for Saturday's game with Linfield college at Monmouth. To date O. N. S. has J Johnny Perrine and Alphle Rudls lost one encounter University of I hauser, who were battery mates Nevada,, at Reno, September 24; and won one Willamette toniver - ii7, ooyiciuuer . tn .recent years wonmoutn nasi neen winning, annually from Lin neia. The score lor' 19 3 1 wis: Monmouth 38, Linfield - 2. Local fans re anticipating Saturday's game, which begins at J a. m., to enable players to attend the after noon game in Portland. , .. Pistol and.Ritle Contests to End EILVERTON.;Oct.i7. .The pistol and rifle matches on Co. I'a range will close Sunday morning. Winners of the matches will he awarded tentative silver cups Ames Hardware,; Steelhammers Drug, store, George's place, Start nardware and Appeal-Tribune. Oliea Pharmacy will award two knives, and IS additional medals will be awarded. - I COAST FOOTBALL Fern i rnTr" COMMENTS Radio announcers will have their hands full or rather we should say their months full let ting the public know wheth er Muczynski, Sulkosky, Baf kin, Cberherg, Mikulak or Kos tka has the ball. Seems like ball carriers have acquired a habit of traveling under unpro nounceable names of late. O Notice that we listed Kostka among those likely to be men tioned by the radio announcers. Ton heard he dislocated his shoulder? O Shucks, what's a dislocated shoulder gat to do with running and carrying the ball, or moat anything else a halfback has to do? They don't have to tackle this year; Just knock 'em down with a body block. Speaking of Kostka, we heard that Manford Olson, Bearcat full back,, was down at Eugene last Saturday and saw how that big boy went tearing into things re gardless. Olson figured he was just as big as Kostka and that maybe he could do that too, and has been doing It all week. Hell get plenty' of chance to practice it against Washington State today, for - Louie Johnson isn't going along to alternate with him. Rah, rah tar the power of the press or- maybe the power of the principal and the paddle along with that of the press. After two sport pages had raz eed Salem football fans for lo. these many years for getting right ont on the field with the teams, the situation was rem edied entirely at Olinger field yesterday. A set of wires strung on posts I oeBl wun paoaies turnea me i trick, and we hear Principal Fred I wolf is the man behind the pad- I the sidelines while bicycles, pre- players when they ran out of bounds, were chased entirely away. It'll take some vigilance to Keep the good work going, bat after it gets established It will be easy. The next thing we're going to campaign for is some comfortable seats in that grandstand. I It takes a couple of ex-team mates to raza each other pronerly. on the Legion Junior baseball 1 team of mi, were on opposite i Blues or ine une or scrimmage In the Salem-Sllverton game, and - 1 how they did chatter. They eollld- ea wnn a gooa aeai of force a couple of times, too. ASTORIA DEFEATED ASTORIA, Ore. Oct. 7. (AP) The Dalles high school defeat ed Astoria high, 13 to 0, in their SXHi football game here today. Both pvuii siier loucnaown were maae on forward passes. TO PREACH AT ELDRIEDGE ELDRIEDGE, Oct. 7, O. B. bylVeversan of Monmouth, will con - duct' a worship service : at Eld - sledge Sunday following the regn - liar lesuon study hour. Mr. Sever - son Is i brother of Miss Severson, who mth Mies Erlckson held gospel, meetlncs at Waconda, CURTIS FOLLIES - . . . , - ' .- "... SrJj -AH'" GAiLES UP LIKE THUNDER. psJP OUTER M0RA6A 'CROST THE BAY f fiV. " rrF i '' Salem Gridders Silver Foxes 18 to 0 in Opening Game By RALPH CURTIS The attack staged by Salem high school's gridiron warriors In their first interscholastic game Friday afternoon was not wholly convincing, but it was sufficient to turn back the Silverton threat 18 to 0. Silverton's flanks were almost totally unprotected and Knight and Ha user, Salem's di minutive but fleet halfbacks, each broke away once for a touchdown run. The third score resulted from a couple of "breaks". Moving into Silverton territory early in the first period on an ex change of punts WeiaseV out- kicked the opposition decisively all afternoon Salem scored on two successive plays from the 45 yard line, Hauser packing the oval around one end for 20 yards and Knight ontsprinting the Silver Foxes to gain the goal line. Per rine's place kick for the extra point was wide. Just as the first period ended Weisser punted to the one-yard line and Perrine returned the Sil verton punt .which opened the. next quarter, to the 1 6-yard mar then skirted the end for nine yards more." Weisser bucked for a first down on the five-yard Una and then went over but Salem was penalized on the play and set back to the first strip of lime, from which Hauser took the ball on a reverse and scored handily. The kick for extra point was blocked. Kolln, Silverton's big fullback. went in at this point with a bad T DALLAS, Oct. 7 An exception ally light elrcult court .docket Is the forecast for the October term here. Judge Arlle O. Wilker an nounced the following trials for this term: . OetoW 10. 9:30 a. m. Southvlek vs. Soathwick. Oetebar 11. 1:90 a. m. Hi-rUr vm. Oetoto 11 Lrl kclliar. 0tr IS, 9:89 a. m. Eea eoapMy OcUbor 14. 9:S0 . m. Yen vs. Oaa- uctobT it. :so . a. UiereM vs. tUU laeattrial aeeldemt cvamintloa, October M. 9:30 a. b. Covon vs. Tapper. OcUr 19, 1:30 . . wtl ts. WU- IOB. . October S. 9: SO a. m. TriMta va. Holme. Members of the budget commit tee met Wednesday night to com plete their organization. Conrad Stafrin was chosen chairman and Earlo Richardson, secretary. C. B. Sundberg was named as head of the special committee, with En gene Hayter and A. B. Mulr to assist him. I Tnrvriirir1 HnuA "OCCUpiea riOUSC Destroyed by Fire TM 1UI ass a- jr ivivi tiuig FALLS CITY, Oct. 7 An un occupied house formerly owned by W. H. Dorman, was burned to the ground early Wednesday between a ana a a, m. i ne nre siarxea from unknown origin. This makes three . fires within, fonr weeks time Just in the city limits. There SrJSSS 2?SK the city limits but all are under control. ;Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Butler and family were the Inspiration of sV farewell surprise party at : the Christian church parlors , early 1 this week. They-were presented 1 with, a radio lamp by the women's 1 class of the. Christian Sunday 1 school. The Butler family moved I to Dallas Tuesday. They have been l residents of Falls City for many years and will bo greatly missed." LIGHT DOCKET FOR SEEII . Outflank For Victory ankle and his presence . fired the Silver Foxes to make a couple of first, downs. Their attack was spoiled by Welsser's neat finger tip Interception of a pass. Early in the third period a Sil verton punt was partly blocked and Salem got the ball on Silver ton's 16-yard line after being aid ed by a penalty. Three plays pro duced a first down, Weisser squirmed through for four more and Perrine went over for the third and final touchdown. A pass for extra point was incomplete. Silverton uncorked a spectacu lar passing attack in the final period after the Salem lineup was dotted with reserves, and inciden tally proved that these reserves could be counted on for tight de fense. After receivers had dropped several perfectly good passes, Sil verton began connecting with them and finally Hoyt tossed one which Pettyjohn caught on the dead run and carried to the two yard line. There Silverton tried four varied line plays, reaching the 18-inch mark on one of them, but was held for downs Just be fore the final gun. In addition to some effective ball toting, . Weisser participated in the stopping of numerous Sil verton plays. Martin and Engle were outstanding members of the forward defensive wall. Perrine ran the team in good shape and shone in punt returning. Rudis hauser and Pettyjohn performed capably for Silverton on defense and A. Johnson, tiny quarterback, was its chief offensive threat in stead of Kolln whose injury pre vented him from showing much drire., Silverton Salem PettyJ&hn le .' Coons Scott. ........ .It Fronk Ray...... Ig...... Martin E. Johnson e . . . . Halvorsen Egan rg. . . . .'. Fisher Hlmmel .rt Earle Marshall. . .... .re Engle A.' Johnson. .. . . q.. . Perrine Hoyt .lh ; . . .-; . ' Knight Morley .'. ...... rh .... . Hauser Rndishauser . . . . f Weisser Referee, Drynan; umpire, Deett; head linesman, Hauser. NOTICE OP HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE COUNTY COURT OF! THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE COUNTY OF MAR ION ... - - IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE y ) OF j JENNIE T. CHAPMAN, Deceased) NOTICE IS HEREBY - GIVEN That Oda L. Chapman, Executrix of the Estate of Jennie T. Chap- man Deceased, has filed with the ! County Court of the State of Ore- I gon, for the County of Marlon, her i final account and report of such I Executrix, and that the same has I been set for hearing In the Coun ty Court Room of - the State - of Oregon in the County of Marion, in the Court House of said Marlon County, on the-18th day of Oc tober, It 32, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of . slid day. 'rvrL : "v ; .. All persons Interested in said Estate are requested to then and i ther annear to ihn . mkiil ; tr any, why said final account should not be allowed and the Ex ecutrix discharged.: ' - . Dated, at Salem.-: Oretoou. this llth day of September. 1932. . ODA L. CHAPMAN. Executrix of . the Last wni 'and Testament and Estate of Jennie T. Chap man, 'Deceased, v - W. W. MeKinncy . .. Salem, Oregon Attorney foiljahe -Estate Firrt Publication of thla notice: . Sept. 17, 1132. . Last Publication of . this notice: Oct. 15, 1I1J. S-17-24-0-1- BY DeCARLO f UKSWI -0 DALLAS, Oct. 7. Dallas high won its first game of the 1932 football season here today when it handed Dayton an 18 to 0 beat ing. The Dallas team showed great improvement since the game with the alumni bat the Dayton team was small and no match for the locals. The Dayton line was weak and let the opposing tackles through on the ball car riers before they got started. Dallas received the ball on the opening kickoff and marched about 70 yards for a touchdown. It took Dallas Just eight plays to make the first score. The second touchdown eame after a aeries of long gains, when Bill Cadle took the ball across the goal line, Frack scored the first touchdown and made some long gains around end to assist in the second. Cable took the ball over for the third score after Hunter had made a long gain around end to place the ball on. the three yard line. In the closing minutes of the game Dayton started a rally and took the ball from the shadow of their goal posts to about the Dallas 30 yard line, where the whistle blew. Lineups were: Dallas Dayton D. Cadle le Hadeway E. Peters . E. Hockett .It. . Ptoutenburg . .Rlechsteln e flwfcny . . .EM wards , Senn Palm Ig. . C . .rg. .rt. . .re. Retxer Senter H. Kllever Frlesen . . , B. Cadle . .q. Hartman Frack lh Slmms McMillan ...... rh Smith Lewis f.. .Kilgore Referee, Kelly; head linesman. Shelton. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue ef mortgage foreclos ure execution issued by Circuit Court of State of Oregon for Mar lon County in suit: "No. 22744, BENJ. FRANKLIN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,. a corpora tion, plaintiff vs. MARGARET MONTGOMERY SHAFER, CECIL T. SHAFER and MARIAN SHA FER, husband and wife; WIL LIAM EARL- SHAFER and EU GENIA SHAFER, husband and wife; FRANK E SHAFER and MARY SHAFER, husband and wife; and FRANK E. SHAFER. as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of FRANCIS E. SHAFER, deceased, defendants." therein pending, and to me di rected, I shall, on Saturday, Oc tober 22, II 82, at ten o'clock in i the forenoon thereof, at -west door I of Marlon County Courthouse, Sa- Iem, Oregon, sell at public auction. for cash, all right, title, Interest and estate had and possessed by said defendants, and each of them, on or since August 28, 1930, in and to the following-described real property, to-wit: "Commencing at the North westerly corner of Lot 2, Block 30, University Addition to the City of Salem,- Marlon County, Oregon, .thence running Easter . ly on the Southerly boundary of SUte, Street in said City of Sa lem, 10 feet; thence "running Southerly " parallel ' with the Westerly, boundary, line of said Lot 2, to .the Northerly" boun dary line of the alley running Easterly and Westerly through said; block; . thence running 'Westerly along the Northerly , boundary line of said alley, 40" feet to the southwesterly corner of said Lot 2; thence running Northerly on the "Westerly boundary line of said Lot 3, to the place of beginning, all situ ate In said University Addition to the City of ' Salem. Marion County. Oregon.". . ' : . --. ' v. O. D. BOWER, Sheriff of -v- - -"Marion County,-Oregon. - S17-24-1-8-1I. OVER DAYTON UlYTOUCH FOR WHITMAN Missionaries wla-12-to 0 i With' Gibson Stahinfl; j-Tight Game Played - ALBANY. -Ore. Oct. 7. (AP) rrWhitmau .o 1 1 g.. North westJ conference. champions, last season. aereattd Albany college on the gridiron her today, 12 to 0. . ' Th Albany warriors held the Missionaries scoreless until the last two minutes of the first half. Then Balfour Gibson, the quarter back -who stood out as Whitman's star, of the day, skirted right end from .the 19-yard line and crofted standing up Into scoring territory; ' Only few minutes before Al bany had held the Invaders on the one yard line. Taking the punt designed to put Albany out of danger, the Missionaries advanced irresistibly to the position from which Gibson scored. . The second touchdown .came In the third period when. Anderson smashed over front the four yard, marker. . Gibson led In the drive that advanced the ball to that po sition. Coach "Nig" Borleske's men at so time were faced with any Im minent scoring threat from Coach Lappenbuschs men. Woodburn is Winner 20-0 Over W.Linn WOODBURN, Oct. 7 Though handicapped by a late start and absence of several veterans Coach Gilbert Oddie's Woodburn high school football team opened its season auspiciously here today by defeating West Linn, an an clent rival, 20 to 0, thus gaining revenge for a beating received at West Linn's hands a year ago 28 to 0. Outweighed seven poundr to the man, the Woodburn team played heads-up and fighting ball and outplayed the heavier men from Clackamas county. In the first period Woodburn marched into West Linn territory and scored on a pass from the Ask Your SmUing ASSOCIATED Service Man! HERE FOR YOU 3 -Valuable Reminders of Smiling Associated Service 1 BOOK ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS. 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The . second touchdown ' eame when Boyle pUked p a blocked punt end raced 4 yard to the goal line.: A "break- also ac counted - for the k third score. ObersV latereeptlag a,. pass, and funning 21 "yards" to the double ehlk.mrk.v Lawrence Koch and Peter Lar son were Woodburn's outstanding linemen in. this gam and Halter and Sillier ' played excellently .In the' bickneld. - r ,. Wpodburn's starting ' lineup: ' .Kinns. left edd; Courtney.' left tackle: . Favelek. left-, cnard: Block; center; George Koch, right guard; .'Larson, right Uekle; Cooper,' right end; Oearin,. qnar- terback:,Sklller. left ball:. Boy le, right half; Halter, fullback. . 22 Bearcats Board Train For Pullman Taking along 22" players, four of whom are crippled to such an extent that' they will not en ter the game unless it is neces sary, Coach "Spec' Keene of Wil lamette university - led his squad on a . trip to Pullman Friday. night, hoping for no "breaks" in today s game with Washington State other than a cessation of the epidemic of injuries which has marked his team's two past appearances. Boyd, Clarke. Felton and Grannls are the boys "Spec nopee ne will not nave to use. He left at. home Drager, Erick- son, Frantx, Johnson, Carson and Commons, all of whom would have made the trip had they been In condition to play. Keene hopes all of these men will be ready to play against College of Idaho next Friday night at Caldwell, but has not much hope of Erickson's recov ering In time. Erlckson has not yet been able to do any running since the Oregon State game and he can hardly get In condi tion even though his Injured foot mends sufficiently in the next week. The squad traveling to Pull man for this afternoon's game includes Adams, Boyd, Cannady, Clarke, Connors, Emmel, Felton. Grannls, Haley, Hartley, Houck. Jocklsch. Kaiser, MeKerrow, Ol son, Oravec, Paul, Tweed, Weis ser, Williams and Wood worth. The squad left here at 6:15 Friday night and was scheduled to arrive in Pullman at 1:20 Elmer J. Roth . Garden Road Ramsey er Bros. 150. North High City Storage Gang Russell Coomler 144 Ferry St. TeL 4I0 . Tnrner Road Garage ' E. Bello Welding of aU kinds list and Tnrner Road Frohmader Bros, v 2110 Bo. Confmerclal Syerly and Wldkk Used Parts and Repairing West fSalem. Oregon v Irvla Baan ; Independence . TeL .7 8 W Farter's Service Statiew, . .j. RlekreaD, Oregon . lliRillij WINS OVER LEONID Benny's Comeback: Stopped r By "Technical Kayo; ' Is Still Game MADISONv SQUARE GARDEN. New" York," Oct 7. - (AP pile, blood - flecked.' slightly . baldlsh figure,' .the shadow of 'one r of the gsratest lightweight of all time, sagged helplessly Into the arms of. the referee tonight and . Benny, Leonard, was at . the end , of the comeback trail tfcfetlja of. the-youthful punching et Jlmmr McLarnln. . . . - ' With only five seconds of the sixth round. to go. Referee Arthur Donovan sloped the fight and - awarded thetVetBkt to McLarnln on a technical knockout.' Leonard, , his resistance gone and even hi once superb defense no longer ef fective, was . swaying grogglly under a. hail of blows to the head and body, obviously the target for ' a knockout blow, when he was . saved from .absorbing further and unnecessary punishment. '" From the moment McLarnln dropped Leonard for a count of nine In the second round, with a right to the Jaw, the outcome of this dramatic bout between the old time champion and the im petuous young Irishman, never was In doubt. Leonard gave a masterful exhibition ef boxing at the outset. . winning the first round amid a tumult of applause from the packed arena, bnt ke had neither the stamina not the punch to cope with his young foe- ' man from there on. The crowd, numbering 18.040 cash customers who contributed to a "gate' of $ 10.000. viewed the contest with mingled emotions. Leonard received a terrific ova tion when he entered the ring, drawn and somewhat sale. Ria 'early efforts received thunderous applause as he repeatedly made McLarnln miss like a-school boy but as quickly as it became ap parent Benny lacked anything like a dangerous punch, the galleryitee underwent a sudden change in sentiment. this morning. 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