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The OREGON STATESMAN, Safest, Oregon, Friday Morning, October! 27, 1939 PAGE TWENTY-ONH Dentist Wants to . Save Sorteado Cincinnati Doctor Seeks To Put Horse on All Fours Again CINCINNATI, Oct. 26-()-Dr. Paul .Wehner, Cincinnati dentist whose ingenious therapy" is cred ited with sarins the Urea of six injured race, horses, wants to Bare C. S. Howard's fall e n Sorteado from destruction. Howard has ordered the $40. 000 colt destroyed Saturday. It snapped a sesamoid bone in the right foreleg two weeks ago while leading the field in the Gallant Fox handicap at Jamaica. Dr Wehner, with a lucrative practice; and "a mighty lore for horseflesh" telegraphed Howard of his belief that he could put Sorteado "on his four legs again. "I haven't seen the diagnoses. the dentist commented, "bat I'm confident he could be saved, at least for stud. And Id like to try." He's even willing to provide a specially-designed van . for the horse during 'the attempt to San Francisco. Dr. wehner developed his treatment several years ago on hia farm at Verona, Ky., and tried it first on Prince Pine, a Dormer stake runner that fell on the old Coney Island track here five years ago. Prince Pine recovered nA n did five other horses, whose in juries he treated later. Dr. wehner's method Involves use of special cast made of den tal stone. If necessary, orthope dic Joint and drainage tubes are inserted at or near the fracture. The cast is ehanred as trt quently as necessarr. under an. esthesia, the patient all the while Deing led a special diet heavy in caicium Monmouth High to Play Corvallis B on Friday MONMOUTH Monmonth hieh elated by their win from the heav ier Willamina high here Friday, 13-0, will travel to Corvallis Fri day next for a return tussle with the B squad. Although defeat ing Corvallis B 13-0 about 3 weeks ago. the local boys realize that they will face a much stronger, revamped team this week-end. Coach Engelston will start his strongest combination on the field, ends. King and Crippen; tackles, Stump and Jones; guards, Wine gar and Robbins; center, Lorence; quarter. Snider; halves. Hixson and Warrick; fullback. McEl-downey. To Present Pictures Dr. W. B. Morse is presenting motion pictures of special inter est to young neoDle in a oroeram at the Salem TMCA starting at 8 o ciock tonight. Bulldogs Tangle With Prinevffle WOODBURN The Woodburn Bulldogs will depart early Friday morning for Prlneville, where they will tangle with the Prlneville high grid team that afternoon. The Bulldogs, who will be playing their first non league game this year, will be led by Paul Walter, ace woodburn back and triple threat artist. Halter leads his teammates In scoring so far this year with 10 touchdowns and 4 conversions for a total of 64 points out of his teams total of 85 In the three games played so far this season. Olson, a reserve tackle and guard who has been showing up well In practice will probably get the call over veteran Owre' at the tackle position' in Friday's contest in the starting lineup. , . The Woodburn Bees are still seeking their first win and will travel to Mill City Saturday.- - Aumsville Leads Marion County B Football League HUBBARD Aumsville, with two wins and one loss, leads the Marlon county B football loop. The standings: , W L Aumsville .. . , 2 Hubbard -1 Stayton ; 1 Mill City Woodburn 0 .0 0 0 1 1 2 nouiiD CUT i u V fed ' II J II II mm, mm FprSMSfiEES aSUL" I5ITM.! 4 lbs. lor mem Sugar Cured Jowel .3L2 Eampfer's "Hi-Grade" Bologna, Franks Livervursi lb. 15c Foil Quart Be SILK 1 MH Sugar Cured 2 lbs. for aiDi Brandy Flavored rara sk pubs' 2,4 3 bs. for w sk mm lb. 2) IFresh .iyslers PinI ql2S)D GHKBED! Fancy Dressed a Me 170 North Com'l. with Peerless Bakery 1 Better Meats at Better, Prices British Air Chief . " ' v Or0 jr? t it i. V t v. It' Mm scrimmage session. A bad cold has confined Gleason to the campA as Infirmary. With prospects still a toss-up between rain and fair weather, the Huskies went ahead ! today with polishing of their new-found aerial attack. Steele and Half back Dean MeAdams of Caldwell, Idaho, alternated on the rapid fir ing end. Steele is also the Hus kies' ball-carrying: hope. CORVALIJS, Ore., Oct. S8-(3-Oregon State college scrim- Sir Cyril NewaD Sir Cyril Newail is ehief of the British air force. In event of ex tensive British air warfare, Sir Newail will direct activities of the Royal Air Force. Grid L03 ANGELES. Oet 26-UPr- UCLA will send its full scoring strength into the Oregon game at the starting whistle. Coach Babe Horrell reiterated today. This means that Oregon, which has been scored on but three times this season, will be called upon to stoD the two ace Bruin ball carriers, Kenny Washington and Jackie Robinson, hairbacks, run back Bill Overlin and Quarterback Ned Mathews. Southern California scored one on the Webfoots and Gonzaga tal lied two touchdowns. All were throueh the air which proves the strength of Tex Oliver's ground defense. PALO ALTO, Calif., Oct. 20.-(,i!P)-Students gave the 35-man Stanford football squad a rous ing send-off today as they de parted for Seattle to meet Wash ington Saturday In a contest in which both elevens seek their first Pacific coast conference victory of the year. Coach Tiny Thornhill put the Indians through a- noon-time practice session and declared afterward that big Norm Stand lee, fullback, was at the top of bis game. He went on to say Washington would have to stop Standlee to deny Stanford a victory FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Oct. 26-(P) -fiarrett Arbelbide. former ail- American end on the University of Southern California football team presented his resignation to day as football coach at the Ari zona State Teachers college here. Preslflent T. J. Tormey of the institution who announced Arbel- bide's decision, gave no reasons. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2G-P)-The vanguard of some 5,000 football supporters of the Uni versity of Southern California pulled out today for Berkeley to witness the Trojan-California encounter. Coach Howard Jones put his bulky warriors of Troy through light drills and at last reports, was satisfied with the general condition of the squad. Jones Indicated he would end a backfield onto the field at klckoff composed of Gren ville Lansdell, Bob Robertson, Bob Hoffman and Bob Peoples, but the lineup is sub j set to revision. SEATTLE, Oct. ZC-CHc-axn Jim Phelan named Sophomore Er nie Steele definitely today aa the left halfback starter in Saturday's football game with Stanford. He got the call when Bill Glea son, the midget sparkplug, was nnable to be in suit at today's final 5vn nn a rfirorRTiR nwSMB stoke W4JJ.jJ.XA U A U LI ALl Li Cy 135 N. 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Stiner said the starting lineup would be about the same aa the one against University of Wash ington last week. Rites for Mrs. D. C. Abels Will Be Held on Friday FOX VALLEY Funeral serv ices will be held Friday, October 37, at 2 p.m. at the Lyons Metho dist church for Mrs. Doriua C Abels, age 87 years, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Swank, in Lyons Tuesday nighty October 24. Surviving are one son, Charles Abels, of Los An geles: three daughters. Mary Swank of Lyons; Ethel Downey of Wheeler and Be mice Ta in ferno of San Francisco. Interment will be in the Fox Valley cemetery. Al IT.1, YT7: m uuswia vr uuicr TACOMA. Oct. M.-iffy-Al H'e tak of Seattle dusted Charhe (Killer) Coates of Los Angeles tn the cheek with a right cross in tile third round of their scheduled Un round, non-title fight here to night to win by a knockout in his first bout since regaining the NBA middleweight title from Solly Kreiger last June. 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