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eg"e' Heads Cazwitious . ara Discussion . of Proselyting,
.The OREGON STATESMAN, . Salem, Oregon, Friday. Morning Decenber 28. 1934
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QUERIES MM,
FEW ANSWERED
Speakers' Plead in Vain for
Definitions of 'What. 5
is Right, Wrong
NEW YORK. Dec. ,
Spirlts were .wniipir' but tongues
were weak tcfffry'. as !250 college
leaders attacked"' the- problem of
subsidising schoolboy athletes at
the round table session of 'the
National Collegiate Athletic as
sociation? and succeeded only In
getting a ' new Idea or Cornell's
now. famous stand on the sub
ject. " - - "
The- 'deans, athletic -directors
and football coaches of probably
100 colleges - and . ' universities
gingerly tossed the subject
around and committed , j them
selves ' only " with a unanimous
show of . hands In opposition to
-illegitimate subsidization."
Even that expression was re
luctantly forced from the gath
ering by Z. G. Clevenger, direc
tor of athletics at Indiana, after
Dr. Edwin Fauver, of Rochester;
Fielding Yost, of Michigan: Ber.
nard Oakes, of Montana; Dr. H
H. King, of Kansas State; S. L.
MacDonald. of Colorado State:
and Dean H. L. Saekett, of Penn
State, all-had pressed either for
definitions of. proselyting. , subsi- I
dizing and recruiting, or had
pleaded for clarification of the
subject. ,
Dr. Harmon, - of Boston unl-,
versity, alone would" answer his
own question, "Do you feel that
an "'institution owe a student
something for the time lie spends
practicing on a football ..; field?"
Ills answer was "No."
The closest anyone came to
defending subsidization was
Oakes, who explained carefully
he was not in favor of athleti
scholarship?, but did believe that
as long as schools had athletics
and no athletic scholarships the
evils of subsidization would con
tinue. - I
He Insisted wealthy alumni
will always adopt financially
worthy , boys who are athletes,
to the mutual advantage of both
the school antd the boy. He sug
gested that bringing the matter
into the open, through athletic
scholarships, was the Wealthiest
method of dealing with the prob
lem, more honest of the schools,
and fairer to the boy since it did
not start his college education in
deceit. - ' -
APPEAL STARTED IH
SLOT DEVICE CASES
Transcripts of appeal in the five
clot machines cases arising out
of a police jaid November 10 were
sent upo circuit court Thursday
afternoon, thus further paving
th way for a legal showdown on
whether or not such devices may
be confiscated by, the state.
,ln each of the live cases, Jus
tice of the Peace Miller Hayden
assessed a $50 fine, and upon mo
tion of Deputy District Attorney
Lyle J. Page ordered confiscation
of the machines, which in all to
tal 13. .' No evidence for either
side was introduced In the lower
court; attorneys' electing to make.
one or more friendly test cases
out of the actions. Slot machine
arrests have been recurrent from
time to time, but up to the present
the maximum fine of $50 in the
lower court has been about the
strongest blow dealt . through the
courts. .-" ' : ' f -'"" .
Wether or not the cases will
come to trial during he January
term of circuit court, which opens
the 7th, the county clerk's office
had no information yesterday.
' Only four or five cases have been
set so far for the January term,
which means that there is room
on the docket for one or more of
these test cases. ,'
AUTOMOBILES KILL
HARTFORD, Conn:: Dec. 27 -
(Ph-At least. 36.00ft persons in
the United States were killed : In
automobile accidents in 193 4,
year-end statistics of the Travel
ers Insurance . company, showed
today.- . - ', ' - . "
.. The death and Injury list for
the year, the Insurance company
report' said, - marked the h Lg h
point in destruction on - streets-f
and highways. .
The record showed a person kill
ed every "15 minutes and one in
jured every 31 seconds in automo
bile mishaps.'', . J v V
- While the death rate showed an
increase of 16 per cent over 1933,
the statisUcs.sbowed a decrease in
the frequency. o$ accidents. . ,.
Every section otihe country re
flected the' Increase in automobile
deaths. The .middle Atlantic
states. Including New Yok, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, showed
the slightest increase, however
a gain of less than one per cent.
Hotel de Minto
Offers Concert
Another concert program to
which the public is Invited will be
held at Hotel d Minto.-federal
transient relief station, the night
"of New Years day, It was an
nounced yesterday by Supervisor
R. R. Boardman. The program
will consist of . orchestra , music.
readings and dance numbers ar
ranged .by W. T. Van Slyke.
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Temple Gridmen
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Preparing for the New Year's Day
Tulane university In the "Sugar
Orleans, "Pop" .Warner's Temple
ball squad is pictured during a practice -session and Smith. ,
FOR SALEM STARS
PORTLAND. Ore- Dec. 27.-JP)
-High school football stars of two
states dug their cleats in eagerly
today as practices started for the
New Year's day charity game here
between Washington and Oregon
senior all-stars. ,
On the north banks of the
mighty Columbia river the Wash
ington athletes paraded their
brawn and football technique at
Vancouver, Wash., before- Coach
Porter Lainhart of Woodland,
Wash.
Slmth of the Columbia Coach
Eric Waldorf of Jefferson high,
Portland, rallied together some 15
Oregon high school seniors, told
them they would be up against a
beefy Washington crew, and lost
no time giving them power plays.
"I've never had a first practice
yet where, every player was
there," commented Waldorf as he
summed up his -squad.' V - , ';: :
"Just give me another guard,
and Jimmy Nicholson and Don
Coons of Salem, and I'll have no
alibi." -
Nicholson is the ball carrying
halfback upon whom Waldorf . is
counting and Coons is an end.
Drager, Salem tackle, was on hand
and Waldorf said he might, use
him as one guard. Waldorf said he
would arrange transportation for
Nicholson and Coons.
STANFORD ELEVEN
PASADENA -Calif., Dec. 27.-
(F)-Anotner iootoaa team pre
pared to paint the Rose Bowl red
New Year's day reached Pasadena
today when Stanford joined Ala
bama.
Coach Claude "Tiny Thorn-
hill led 17 of his husky Indians
from Talo Alto, to town. the rest
of the squad having come ahead
for the Christmas holidays.
There was a reunion of the Car
dinaJs this afternoon at Brookside
Park when the first practice in
Sonthern California was launched,
coacn unornhiu reported all his I
players ready to start. Bobby
Grayson and Monk Moscrip. in-
jured stars, were prepared to go
into the backfield and at end, and
game time win una me western-
Au I w. ..L 1 . . 11.: . 1 I
cto m mum ucuci cuuuiuuu man
was tnougnt possible three weeks
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County Officials
To View Graders
All members of the Marlon
county court, Hedda Swart, coun
ty engineer, and LeRoy Hewlett,
newly elected commissioner, go to
Portland today where they will in
spect some graders, one. of which
the county intends to buy for use
on its roads this spring. The com
missioners Hind the county judge
will also -attend a meeting where
18 -counties in the state will be
presented In a joint effort to get
more favorable-action from the
federal government on the return
of Oregon & California land grant
tax offsets.
BEAVERS RUN AWAY
ASTORIA, Dec. 27. - (JP) - The
Oregon State , college basketball
team trampled the newly organ
ized Astoria, town team 60 to 16
here tonight. .
Holiday
12 Makes of Washers
2 '!:.: $34.50'
5 Makes of , Refrigera-
&waa3 $65.00
5 Makes of Electric
.Mixers , "1 O Kfl
as low as D ItuU
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GENE
HOGG EROS;
Appliance Store
325 Court St.
Work Out lor Sugar Bowl" Tilt
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contest against
Bowl" at New
left to right, on
Cuxzyhski, Captain
university foot-
Wise;, in the backfield, Watts, Smucklcr, - Frey
Caustic
Carries on
By CAUSTIC
It Johnny Oravec hasn't already
started for San Francisco, we ex
pect to see him thumbing for a
ride out on South Commercial
street today or tomorrow at- the
latest. Word that his arch rival,
Bill Shepherd, who nosed him out
for national scoring honors, has
graduated to a starting position
in the East lineup for the Shrine
game, must have Imbued Johnny
with an ungovernable desire to
see the. lad perform.
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Johnny may go south with
the . Idea of picking up some
new tricks from his former
neighbor - Mar land is Just a
slice of Delaware away from
Johnny's native New Jersey, in
case j our -eastern geography is
hazy and possibly with a hope
of learning the secret of scor
ing 130-odd points instead of
120. Our suggestion to Johnny
would be to stay home and ar
gue "Spec" and "Les" Into
COLLEGE CAGEMEN
PLAY IK PORTLAND
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 27-UP
-The University of Oregon and
Oregon State college basketball
teams will alternate here tomor
row and Saturday nights in
games against Multnomah Ath
letic club and Union Oil of Port
land. "
Tomorrow night Oregon State's
steadily improving sharpshooters
will open firo against the Mult
nomah club while the Webfoo'ts
meet ' the Oilers. Saturday night
Oregon State will taki orf the
Oilers while Oregon meets the
clubmen. ,
Oregon's games will test the
Webfoot reserve strength as sev
eral players were crippled in the
games against Southern Oregon
Normal
The . Sons overran the
W'ebfoots for a pair of victories
early -this week.
Glen Sanford. guard, received
an Injured hip expected to keep
him on the sidelines several days,
Sam Llebowitz.- sonbomore flash.
emerced with a bothersome char-
iey horse and Rob Miller, reserve
i center and forward, received a
broken hand. Budd Jones, called
(home last week when bla mother
died, will join th eWebfoots here.
sfcSlIXXVILLE WINS
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 27.-
(jPV-The McMInnville high bas
ketball team defeated Washington
high 29 to 24 here tonight In a
game so close that neither coach
ventured to substitute for his
starting lineup. -,
VANDALS WIN OUT
. MOSCOW, Idaho, Dec. 27.-fl)
-Coach Rich Fox tonight used ev
ery man on his University of Ida
ho 8quadvto find a combination
J that would beat Ellensburg non
mal 34 to 25.
Broken Celluloid Mended Good
as New ..Guaranteed
Watches Cleaned Jl to I l.5d
CLAUDE MIX
. JEWELER , .
470 N. Com'l Busicks Market
Royal Vacuum Cleaners
with moto r. driven
ar;. $24.50
Used
Washers
Phone 6022
Specials
Electric Ironers as
rir$35.Q0
the line, Anderson, Russell,
Stevens, Miller, Doherty and .
Johnny must have yen to see
Shepherd . perform . in S. P. ;
16 to 6 is vote of experts,
favoring 'Bama.
scheduling
two
games
with
Whitman.
Sixteen out of 27 leading
coaches queried by the Associated
Press yesterday picked Alabama to
beat Stanford; six picked Stanford
and five straddled the issue
Here's the roll call:
Alabama: Co well, New Hamp
shire; Elllnger, Dartmouth; Mc-
Laughry, Brown; Layden, Notre
Dame; Bezdek, Penn State; Ing-
wersen, Louisiana State; Stnhl-
dreher, Vlllanova; Casey, ex-Harvard;
Anderson, North Carolina
State; Tost, Michigan; McGugln,
Vanderbilt; Schmidt, Ohio State;
Bachman, Michigan State; Moore,
Louisiana State; McCabe, Holy
Cross; Harpster, Carnegie.
Stanford: Blaik, Dartmouth;
Crisler, Princeton; Martineau,
Princeton: Gustafson. Dartmouth;
Stevens, New York U.; Friedmah,
City College of N. Y.
As for those who think it's a
toss-up, what's the use of listing
them? .
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Naturally, wa wouldn't haz
ard a prediction right in the
same breath with those experts,
but it will be interesting to see
whether Frank Thomas' "hard
work program or Tiny Thorn-
burs "let 'em rest' strategy
produces the better football on
New Years day. It's a long.
tough season when . gridders
have to keep in training four
months, and Tiny may be right.
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When your feet hurt, you hurt all over, and corns
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$1,00 Hbt Water Bottle ZC1 :::39cr
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25c Rub Alcohol .....1..2 for 25c
25c Talcum Powder L... ....:.......2 for 25c "
50c Tooth iSrusn I;:.....: 3-J25c
RULE CHANGES
Drastic 'Alterations to Be
Asked in Football Code .
but Coaches Oppose
n By ALAN GOULD
NEW YORK, Dec 27.-UPV-A1-
though SO per cent of the football
coaches Toting on the subject
have gone on record as flatly, op
posed to any radical -changes in
the college gridiron code for 1935,
it developed tonight that, a list of
fnine proposed alterations has been
drawn up for th consideration of
the -national football rules com
mittee.- ' ri .. I.-
This list, which' will be put be
fore the annual., business meeting
of the American Football Coaches',
association tomorrow, includes
proposals to put th goal posts
back: on the goal line, permit for
ward passing from any point be
hind the scrimmage line, and al
low the defensive team to advance
with a recovered tumble, j
It was made clear, however,
that a substantial majority of the
coaches do not favor these or oth
er drastic changes.
- Of 101 replies received to a
questionnaire of rules, 58 express
ed complete satisfaction with the
1924 code, 23 suggested a few mi
nor changes and 20 voiced dissat
isfaction or urged drastic chan
ges. . ,
Through a standing rules com
mittee, of which Lou Little of Co
lumbia is chairman, the Coaches'
association will convey the minor
ity recommendations to the na
tional rules committee,' meeting
here In February or March. The
complete list of nine proposed
changes follows:
1. Return goal posts to . goal
line.
2. Allow incoming substitutes to
communicate.
3. Clarify rule on definition of
when ."forward progress" of play
er In possession of ball is stopped.
4. Permit forward passing any
where behind scrimmage line.".
6. Compel - umpire to notify
coach when legal "time-outs", ex
pire. .
6. Allow defensive team to ad
vance recovered fumble. "
7. Allow any forward pass into
end zone (except on fourth down)
to be ruled as incompleted pass.
8. Apply penalty for second for
ward pass, during same play, to
be inflicted from spot of foul and
not as spot of preceding down.
9. Apply penalty for attempted
lateral pass that results in for
ward pass from spot of foul, in
stead of spot or preceding down.
SOCHI
and Very Effective
pain, and. corns in a hurry'.'
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Eagles Take
Victory and
$ Will be Fed
Free scoring so equally divided
between th teams that th oat
come was la doubt until the clos
ing minute, made a thrilling' bas
ketball game oat of th Eagles
Knights of Columbus contest on
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Resolve to practice greater economy but not to sacrifice qual
ity and goodness. Piggly Wiggly will solve this problem. .
S u nri s? Coffee I
You can pay more,'
Harvest Inn Corn
No. 2 cans fancy golden bantam, cream style.
Bleacher'
UrCX f Cleanser
Quart.... .10c
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White Eagle, full size
CLAMS
Tomatoes
2Yzs size cans, with puree.
Baker's Breakfast Cocoa ...z lb. can 10c
Log Cabin Syrup ......medium size can 37c
Maxwell House Cof fee.k......... lb. 30c
Johnson's Wax . ..... pint 59c
Johnson's GloCoat pint 59c
Durkee's Mayonnaise pint 25c
Waldorf Tissue .. .. 3 rolls 12c
Scott Tissue ......3 rolls 22c
.Blue Label Jar Cheese... ..2 jars 25c
Italian Prunes ..3 lbs.'.14c
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' Campbell's Soups, Assorted ....3 cans 25c
Tuna Flakes, V2 -- ..2 cans' 19c
Piggly Wiggly Flour hardwheat 49s $1.69
H. D. Jell Powder . .............3 pkgs. 14c
Sugar, Pure Cane .... .10 lbs. 50c
Milk, All Popular Brands ..............can 6c
Eagle .Brand Milk .......can 19c
White King Soap Powder, lg. size pkg. 28c
Hot Sauce ...
H-OOats
Pan Toasted and
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ST.??:........... 27c
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POTATOES
ONIONS
BANANAS
CARROTS
ORANGES
Tender -
For Baking or
BACON
GROUND
the St, Joseph's hall floor Thurs
day night. The Eagles won, 4S to
19, and are to ba as a result
guests' of the Knights at a dinner
in the near future. .. - .
: '. The Eagle1 led 17 to 11 at half
time but the score was tied at 2S
all early in th fourth period and
from then on it was a scoring
race. ."Doc" Allen of th Eagles
led both teams in looping the hoop
with II points.
In a preliminary game the
Sacred Heart academy team de
feated the Calvary Baptist church
qunltet 37 to 1.
but you can't get better coffee
Soap
white bars.
Royal Chef
Minced
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RICE
Lone;
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Washington No.
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Fat
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BEEf 1
Eagles (43)-'. (30) K. of C
Nash 2.. ...... F.... ..2 Kebt
Bone 11;...... T....... 2 MIT
Allen 16.......C...11 GenUkow
Scales 7.. ..... O.. 11 Herberger
Schmidt 7......G.. ....7 Frank
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- Referee, Frank Bashor. , .
Acajemy (37) (19 Calvarf
Peterson I .'. . .F.V. ..2 Harm
KOenig 19..... C. ....... Roen
Welsner 2......Q Sweigert
Haxelton ...... G........ Rose
R, Gentxkow ...S. ...IS Wagner
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L2Sal.17c
10 bars 17c
10c
can
cans 29c
Del Monte
- SALMON :
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Del Monte
. PINEAPPLE
Crushed or Tidbits .
; ' can 6c
Del Monte
GRAPEFRUIT
Whole Segments
No. 2 cans, 2 for 25c
WHEATTES
Give as much body heat as
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Package 11c
, White Rover
DOG FOOD'
Made from pure reindeer
meat. .
2 cans 15c
4-:
pounds .
Small White
Idaho
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50 pounds 3QG
10 pounds
pound S3
10 pounds H5G
.' dozen
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