Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1930, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPage Nina ZEN BIG SCHOOLS TO HAVE NEW COACHES NEXT YEAR THE ETTOENB REQISTER-flTTARP V km ED FOR WORK fl POSITIONS I j Pri Sporti Editor) KrK Dec. 20. W) As kit . i" ..,.. of taking ,?..t i doien major tol- KMi of the blggeatturn sWl himnrv. with such tlC and present fame aa fit,to in football Erf the turmoil involved, the itiSSd national interest. Can ff,nced l-dl"w Wrny E, hire nominaieu wuu B'SSSS- manager. W. I 5... look over the whirh alrea.lv haa fur 'nijority of big-time coach- tMl lor lot - . . -.I. Uail. L icme pnforseen bitch devel- r'-.'T.. i. llnhsms rn Duke t nweeding Jinimy Dehart. lidM la to me prospei.-iie n Knot Thomas, assistant ' .i. olrAnilv haa been F :.iiM W11.I0 at Alabama Lmiisoms. elsewhere k., Virginia also have been I Bui nopT a sucucosur m fcjn li Al Wittmer, former L toich and also the Tiger Ul mntnr. Cfi limilarlr, baa elevated fell tflaie LB Be j, i urine r 1 ' v.ifk.NV ni-ronH A rn. ir(MD in charge of the Crim- ttl Mil Jflir. ira uuugrri Prntiwd bt Carle Neale it iStste, Goers na and Clem son niacin to fill. Noel Work- Kata it lowa ivace a iter :i lost 16 straight. Josh !pt unexpectedly at Clemson. ,. TViiatiAthnraita nnnrantlv III lUI"UtUB'lD 't'" -'"V bane at Wisconsin, In apite prjjnuri iu iuc ivunai ji alio fcr of California at Los An nuo twfn easting snout ior rto Bill Spaulding. i Miches who took over new i rear, outstanding work has zti In by John McEwan at .... f. r . a-i -nJH, UUU Millie Dl VjUIULQUIM, tUTinu ai IIV.1UHIKIUJ1 aim n ircmo ni vrcjjuu. v nil mmt taking hold, the eipect i.ra. httr.. 1- 10Q1 JITeam Wins Baby Golf Game l.uJul.B ecitii.-e piAuoii ana hsan Ford. fi hnp. r lit to win the hahv rolf li lit Gny Lynx eourg'e Frl rai with a (core of 212 to . lime was ona oi tne most Jbt of the year. A. Scott 49" B. L. Moon won the flrat tbi lesson and on Friday Oakea had the iJ. od win the aecond bird r. iven Mnijemant of the Gray J wane and archery rasie. flBGE, Dec. 20. (Social) i"u oi a acnes or Dteket F" 5'. P,"'rd I" the, high u neoneanay evening. It wMy header and was well r- In hijh school bora won town team, 25 te 14, to 13. Ml I. .1. i me for seal-dyed rabbit ra amoncan aqnat.e ro F"i li corpu. Ji to the American Petro- -!i:rute. thfiro. nnn nnrt 1 the United State at EUGENE BOWLING AVERAGES CITY BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings , w. l. Paul D. Green 3() 15 Eugene Register-Guard. .28 19 Eugene Hardware Co.. 23 22 Johnson Furniture Co.. 18 27 Individual Standing Pel. .6 Jill .400 Robertson 27 dy' 174 Endicott 45 8384 18 Koepp . 42 6488 154 ercer, 0 45 7732 172 Walker ....39 6747 173 Eugene Register-Guard ilann 42 7363 175 Crabill 45 7726 172 Mercer, 0. ,..42 6625 158 Mon 83 5875 178 Rollins .. .......80 4666 155 Iverson .... 8 421 140 Johnson Furniture Co. Johnson 42 6748 160 Knowlea 40 6919 173 Baird 38 5305 149 Bryon 33 64IK) 168 Henzler, M 8 472 157 Eugene Hardware Co. Aehworth 36 6027 7376 5350 5560 4113 4221 Purser 45 Andros 33 Bonney 33 Ziegler 27 Blaney, W i.,24 Mign Team uamea . Single Three Gms Paul D. Green . . . .880 Eugene Haidw. Co. 2760 High Ind. Gamea Crabill 245 Mnnn 633 COMBINATION LEAGUE Won Lost Per. May 8toree 9 6 .600 Safeway Stores 6 6 .500 Graham Shoe Store . 4 6 .444 Fulopa 5 7 .417 May Stores bamps Pins Ave. .144 .140 .156 .103 .183 .123 .150 ,iim .110 .132 .131 .88 .136 .145 .145 .125 .127 .131 .139 .145 .105 .133 .163 .170 .138 .134 Riley Higgina . Hendershott Getting W. Bonney 1727 in is 6 21193 2335 020 2443 ..15 Mints ..12 1176 Safeway Stores Johnson . 9 1348 T. O. Anderson 12 1281 994 1185 1178 631 Eagy , 9 Heiser A. Anderson Lansdon 6 Wood S 409 raharn Shoe Store Mayhew 9 1308 870 875 3SO 393 417 1808 315 1590 490 2033 Rowland Worley Soolla rd Schoemaker H, Stewart . Fulopa Grlner Thoraen -Wicka . Dawson - Hamilton . 9 . 8 .12 . 3 12 Schaefer . 415 402 Turner 8 High Single Game rieam) May stores 790 .201 High Three Gamea (Team) May Storea .2235 (Ind.) Hamilton 519 JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE Won Lost Per. Natron Printing Co. ..25 11 .694 Zellerback Paper Co. 25 11 .694 Underwood & Elliott 18 18 .500 Eugene Laundry ..17 19 .472 Powera Furniture Co. 15 21 .417 Bailey Electric Co 8 28 .222 Natron Printing Co. Ijames rins Ave. Klenk Kennett Schmidt Hall 36 5H29 5126 5"7 1.16 83 S3 S3 15 Paper 30 36 33 15 156 154 148 149 152 139 137 120 150 126 148 148 143 143 J 15 97 104 94 1B1 136 123 128 111 184 149 115 107 130 156 4K78 2239 Co. 4500 50OS 452S 1805 Glidewell Zellerback A gee Paxton Ritgers Lawrence Bennett .15 .24 224.1 8027 Moffitt Underwood A Elliott Thome -.29 4297 4795 4590 Fassett Anderson Husband Maxwell Elliott Lake Page -32 32 ..80 4294 252H 1073 22 11 5 729 282 Eugene Laundry D. Blaney . 8629 cornutt . Brogdoa Toman . KidweU . Near Ralston . 86 27 12 17 4SS1 8331 1537 1899 1210 8 447 8 846 Lowry Powera Furniture Co. Beeson IS 1038 Allan 15 1948 Mnvhew 15 2348 We Invite YOU TO CONSIDER The Tragedy Of Plenty (From Nations Business) 3 have talked ourselves Into state of fesr and are still tslklDg. A .fJMjl "UlUgent and powerful, helplessly milling around, unable to exchange labor ana cea ami goods. Banks full of money. Business at a standstill. Meanwhile the shelves of the nation, both In stores and in homes, are. beoomlnf Some day, Just as the bubble of over-confidence burst a year ago, our present ver-caution will vanish and then we shall all Join In a mad scramble to buy. "dories will not be able to fill their orders, and when we hear of that we shall be "e more excited to buy, demanding deliveries now. Our Insistent demand will ' prices to go up and up. That has been the course nf every depression. "hen why not take advantage of the present LOW PRICES on everything, and Build, Modernize or Repair NOW bU"G again. That's all it needs. . .B nmrp unir . Remember we are the only firm serving yon with HOML MADE. ?t-GLAS FIR lumber That's a IIOME PAYROLL means HOME XDIXgIbuSct a city and STOPS UNEMPLOYMENT. "0 are glad to furnish up to date plan books, make complete esti ttat, rerumend nood mechanics and extend reasonable credit to all. flePhone 500 or rail at- our office on alters-Bushong Lumber Co., Inc. 13 1878 669 144 111 145 Anderson . 6 White ! 435 Costello is 2249 U Blackburn 27 8085 fc. Blackburn 21 805 Hoppe is 2308 i.iS" 2 2938 Stoker -.,.. 2T Antw 125 114 SO 12S 123 113 Hiffh Bind. a p t auuv, 10am Natron TT - . ..w . inmrmuii, Aiena, rtat- ron Priming Co ,. 215 Prfnting"1. risr ohi HalTE . J " UVMIDUf Team Standing " . ia ret. Tot Pine 18992 20792 10197 Team i 7S9 ream 4 Tenm 3 .800 .400 .268 Team 1 17964 Individual Standings Tm 1 Gamea Pitta Aver 117 144 90 15S 94 150 Schaefers. . Wilhelm, G ....27 ....27 3168 8S79 181 951 " illielm , M. 2 Honney ... Bauer Riley Team 2 F. P. Lelprig Iddings ... . Burghardt ... Schimol .., Scherer . . O'Hcilly Team 8 Mori. . 6 .24 2248 .30 4496 1318 8S7 4172 43S3 1888 2345 2834 1992 310 2146 2903 2087 4025 230 3693 3528 S! 3072 119 111 149 146 158 130 135 117 103 120 107 99 184 113 176 117 120 lo3 .191 Hoffman, Gent H 0." Chapman Himber ... Brunner ... Team 4 Dawson . . . llotfumn, Al Sbipuian .., Gent, L... . Potter High game last week ocaiuiei lligh aeries last week Shinmnn ,.........473 High total pine- Riley ...4496 COMMERCIAL BOWLINO LEAGUE W. U Pet Strobel & Millar 26 19 .677 Groceteria 25 20 MU The Booth-Kelly Lbr Co 26 20 .560 Hotel Oregon 23 22 .611 Jim, the Suoe Doctor ..21 24 .467 .Seymour's Cafe 16 '60 .333 Team high single Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co... 346 Team high series Strobe! ic Miller 3.444 Individ, high single Wright ..... .220 Individ, high aeries Klenk JSS8 Strobel eV Millar W. L. Pet. C. Millar 80 4330 .144 .1. Miller 86 6517 .163 Wright 42 6S97 .164 George Quail 45 7208 .166 L. I. Bonney 45 7250 .181 Lee Bonney 18 3201 J77 The Grooeteria Van Foasen 39 6210 :169 Klenk , 41 6251 :152 U. Schmidt 36 6410 :150 L. Schmidt 43 6431 J 50 Kennelt 11 1580 .144 The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company Mav 42 6S56 .183 Jlu'rtin 30 4085 .136 M. J. Skinner 45 6160 .136 Endicott 46 6SU2 .150 Hal Skinner 44 6673 .161 Hotel Oregon Zeigler 20 3000 .150 Kuuwlea 36 6210 .172 Bartliolemy 42 US65 .163 Saundera 42 6SU7 .140 Hurd 45 7243 .159 Jim, the Shoe Doctor O. Mercer 45 8038 J78 Bernhardt 45 6S67 452 Landrum 45 0704 J49 Johnson ... 3S 6227 .164 Uollina 31 4949 0-59 Seymour's Cafe Hamilton 1834 -148 CrebiU 27 4614 .171 Dawson 15 2214 .148 Iverson ... 45 7207 46O Griner 42 5665 483 Per the Season Team high single Strobel & Miller mr, ...8o Team high series Jim, the Shoe Doctor 1.688 Individual high single 0. Mercer and Van Fossen 285 Individual high series O. Mercer .601 MERCHANTS LEAiUC 4th & Pearl Streets SchnflrM W. L. Pet. Kremmels 'Bakery 12 6 .668 Field Tile Company ....11 7 .611 l'erlicha T 11 .3SS Corvallia Creamery .... 6 12 .533 Perllchs Cook ... .'. 15 2025 .135 Loveless ... 15 1648 .109 Montandon .....15 1781 .119 Perllch 18 1912 .101 Potterf 18 2499 J39 Lena 9 S41 .94 Kremmels Bakery Colbert 8 9S6 .117 Kremmel. J. A. .......18 24(X .133 .Uc.Nelt 18 2610 .145 Morran 18 2682 .118 Taylor 9 699 .77 Kremmel. H. C 9 1195 .133 Kremmel. C. H S 1147 J27 Field Tile Company Anderson 18 2595 .144 Cupp 18 2667 .149 Field ... 18 2815 .157 Reinhart 15 2188 .146 Smith 18 2S24 .157 Corvallls Creamery Adair 9 968 .107 Harding 18 2401 .133 Mitchell 15 1741 .116 Thompson ...18 2257 .12.1 Wetherall 6 752 .125 Jordan 8 731 .122 Canthera 8 237 .79 Hick 8 755 .91 High Team single game. Field Tile Company. SSO; high individual single game, McNelt, 213: hisb team three games. Field Tile Company, 2411: high individual three games, McXelt 683. AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE W. I j. Pet. Smith ft Watkln 27 12 .692 Ashworth 25 14 .641 Shell Oil Co 19 20 .47 Morrla Chev. Co 18 21 .462 Scherer Motor Co 14 25 .359 Associated Oil Co 14 25 .S59 Smith 1 Watklna Foreman. 39 6208 159 Koepp 39 6269 161 A. Whlpps 39 5778 14S Ahrens 39 54S3 140 Eardisty 30 6377 13S Ashworth'a B. Ashworth. 86 6069 169 Woolsey 86 5441 151 Carlson 12 1090 141 Wicks ....27 3391 126 Stanley 14 1650 118 Shell Oil Co. Dowl ...18 2725 151 Marwefl. 6 830 188 Stucky. . 18 2.148 141 Douglas 12 1 658 138 Davis. . 12 1711 143 Holt B 1115 124 Bond B 870 123 Rogers T 889 124 Morris Chevrolet Co. Williams. 36 5827 156 Klzer. 86 4S99 136 Lowery 86 4536 126 Landroa 86 4375 122 Chaae 15 1690 113 Scherer Motor Co. Scherer. 24 8688 153 Olson 86 4937 137 Cooper 83 44.11 13.1 M. Whions 39 15098 131 Holt. 39 4,184 118 Harpole 15 1671 111 Associated Oil Co. Alford 39 6039 155 Purser 33 6037 152 Thornton 33 4972 1.10 Cornm 21 2991 142 S'ien 83 4157 126 High tenm three games, Ashworth'a 2372; hich tenm single game, Ash worth's. 836: high individual three games, Foremnn, 627: high Individual single game, foreman, LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE W. L. Pet. flngene Recreation Co. 21 10 .700 Pacific Tel. Tel. Co.. .20 10 .667 McMorrnn A Wasliburne 19 11 .633 Eugene Reoreatlon Co. Findlay 6 746 124 Jackson 27 86.18 136 Larson 80 8441 115 Walker. . B ' 879 126 Schmidt , 27 2.199 96 Stewart. 27 8013 111 Statier. S 345 115 Pao. Tel. A Tel. Co. Caldwell 20 2308 115 Peter. 33 35.12 108 Hord .- 15 1127 76 Fischer. 83 4095 124 Rasmussen. . 6 871 62 Miller 15 1723 115 McHoes 2 106 83 MoMorran A Washburne Hoerleln 81 8235 104 Morton. , 80 86.17 122 Townseni 8 877 97 Davis. . ,w 24 2620 109 Gordon ..82 8396 106 WnlNon. . 13 968 97 Wnlker 6 4t!0 92 Tell Your Heating Contractor - it ttlrfp tin BOOTH'KELLY LUMBER GO. MEDFURD SET FDB MEPFORD. Dec. 20. (SneclaD Flushed with a late-season rally bicb carried them throuah four football victories, Medford high ia entering Into Christmas vaca tlon basketball practice with a vim in prepara tion for Its first Inter scholastic game with Uni versity high of Eugene. The game ts schedul ed for Saturdny December 81. ill the Medford armory. Mixiforrt. for several year, tne cream of the football world in Ore gon, took a slump in ll'i' nnu lookcil like a reneater in 1930 by droppiug its first three games. I tder toe couiuinea enoria oi mice coaches, Darwin hi. Burgher of Idaho, henU mentor, anu nia as sistants B. R. Finch and Ed Kirt- ley, the Tigera rouuded into shape in mid season. Salem played a 12-12 tie. Klamath Falla was beateo 21-0 and 14-0 and then Medford upset U don hv trouncing Jack bliss' Ashland eleven .u-(. An eariy aneai by Grants Pass, coached by Lecnard Mayfield, formerly of Springf.eld, kept .Medford from atldlng another southern Oregon title to lta long list In basketball Coach Burgher la oinnctetl to turn out a lair quintci hue no state chamu outfit becaure ol lack of outstanding material, nrst practice saw 60 men trying out for the team. These have been divided into three sounds of 20, with a coach for each. On account of the huge turnout practices are held by .nuts, afternoon and evening. Burgher played four year, of basketball and football at Ic'aho, captaining the grid team his last year and playing forward on the quintet. What sort of a system he will drill into his men Is problematic a. yet, but with bia big list of subs he will probably try to weaj down the men from University high. Odd Hughes and Chuck Clay, ends on the football team, play forwards for Medford. At center Jack Cald well seems a safe bet with Ivan Harrington and Bud Thoma" at guards. Thomas, whose brother rlay ed with the Oregon Frosh this fall, was an all-conference end, while Harrington waa quarter. Should any of these men fad to deliver Rurglier can call on Dietrich or Wilton White for center, George Harrington or Joe Patton at for wards, or Latham end Smi'.n ' at guards, all practically as good as the first string lineup. Medford's men will probably be considerably larger thnn the Univer sity high boys, most of them averag ing close to six feet. Xo outstanding shota were developed In the class games, but practico may bring out someone to fill the shoes of Meivyn Chsstnin or Al Melvin. all-state forwarda from Medford In past years. USED TIRES Pull assortment, (f 4 flft UP all sizes flliUU Good Used Tubes 60o A 75o Eugene Vulcanizing Work! New Address Broadway A Pearl at McGlnty'a LADIES' COATS teO Values J29.75 , um none , f, m tm. wist ( 968 Willamette to talk to us before he figures on your Heating Equipment If too do, he'll oom. baok with a tip on bow to .eve third or more of your fuel-have a more eomfortable house winter and summer and doit with littls or no extra eost. What's the secret? A complete, blanket of Balaam-Wool, the tru$ heat saver thick and flexible. When yoa use it you can figure a smsller boiler and smaller or -fewer radiators the saving pays ' all or at least a large part of the eost of the Balsam-Wool. And you have a really complete end modern beatJn equipment. Sington, all-American, Rewards Mother's Faith By WILLIAM BRAUCHER NEA Sarv.ee SporU Editor A little more thno iTen years atro ft pudry boy of 13 with black tye limped into the kitchen of his home In Birmingham, Ala. His mother consoled him In his af fliction with kind words and de licious pie That was jnst after Freddie Bln ton's first football scrimmage. The young man who was chosen almost unanimously aa All-American tackle this year had to play with boys older nnd tougher than himself when he first took up the game, at Phillips High, In Birmingham, nts mother, Mrs. Hallye Blngton. Kara him pie to eat and kind words of encouragement to hear. "You'll got a lot of hard knocks, son,' said Mrs. Biogton, "but keep right on fighting." So Freddie, though sadly bruised nnd generally pushed around during his first foot hull scrimmage, went right back after more the neit day. Now Famous When tlie mighty foothflU team of Washington Slate and Alabama clash in the Rose Bowl at Bnaadcna New Year's day, there will be no pla.ter to whom has come greater fame than the pudgy boy whose first game of footbnll sent him home with tears tn his eyes. Up In the stands, among the thou sands whose cheers will pRy tribute to Sington's footbnll prowess, will be his mother, her eyes showing her pride In the boy's success. Rlvnls for the position Sington played in his high erhool days used to give the judgy Jewish boy some rough afternoons But Freddie fought, learned the game, became proficient, nnd began giving a few others some rough afternoon. He may give some with just r a.c st v Txmiieink. that ability to cook your meals better - -with less expense and less worry to you - -in fact, no worry at all - - with less food wastage. Yes, you expect it of an elec- trie range that - - and all those things you hope for in cooking and - - you get it coo the electric . way Washington State players a disap point in g New Year's day. For Fred die, today, with his six feet three and 1217 pounds, isn't pudgy boy any longer. Ho represents 217 pounds of snimated buss-saw. Mother Is Widow About the time Freddie entered Alabama Mrs. Sington was left ft widow. Her son wanted to abandon his scholastic career, take a Job tn the workaday world and. help along financially. Mrs. Sington, howerer, had other ambitions. Just as sure as she waa that he would become a great foot ball player, she believed that some day he would be a great lawyer. It was a fight for her to keep the boy In college, but she did not shrink from the struggle. Thus fur Freddie has rewarded her faith, not only by earning a high place among the country's gridiron great, but by excellence In his academic work. Every year his name haa ap peared on the Alabama honor roll. His schoolwork recently was recog nized by election to Thi Beta Kappa, a scholarly honor few football men attain. Into his 20 years of life young Sing ton has crowded victory and honor. But in his fight he has been given valuable help by his mother. When they cheer him in the Rose Powl, they'll be cheering her, too, for she. In hero Freddie n heroine. SERVE YOURSELF AND RAVE WILLIAMS SELF SERVICE STORE 77 E. Broadway you just naturally expect it of a champion that ability to come thru that just a little better than the other good ones - - - and it's just the same an electric range you naturally expect it 1800 Eugene housewives are cooking the electric way and you'll like to FiiTl mm Eugene Water Board If faL U i ism E THTJHSTON. Dee. 19. (Special) Thirty-three was a lucky number for Thurston Fridiy evening when the Thurston boys defeated the Dorena boys hoop team with a score of 88 to 22, and the Thurston girls won over the Dorena girls with a .core of 83 to IS. In the boy. game, Collins and Vaughn starred for Dorena and Hue sell and Piatt for Thurston. The line up. were: Dorena Collins, Bale., Cooper, Wm. Vaughn and Wayne Vaughn. Thurston Russell, Edmls ton, Piatt, Travis, Scott, Hansen and Calvert. In the girls' game, G. Taham and Grace Smith starred for Dorena and Kdinlston and Simmons for Thurston. The lineups: Dorena Bales, Ilrooks, G. Ishnm, I. Isham, Moses, Smith, Owen and Wicks. Thureton Sim. mons. Cooley, Fox, Hart, Edmlston snd Bnueh. Phone 148 for Printing Y Eugene Printing Co. Guard Building it's safe sure and clean mm i ': Retail Department 5th & Willamette Fhoflft 452