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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1927)
ftioa two Ancient Rivalry at Stake in Annual Homecoming Grid Game C w w ajl - Last capped to build a line pinnglng anode of attack. Instead ho has score*, and even thia ha* failed to reverted to an aerial came tor function I t seems that every conch in the Pacific coast conference has spent hear* developing a defease against forward passing, and in each case It has worked against Oregon. ▲ fullback jrith the power and ability of Lynn Jonas in his soph- epore year at Oregon, terminat ing his career last fail, bat his sophomore year, when he w a s named all-Coast was his best. That fall he had the ability and staminia to hit the line on three cut of four playa and made from one to IS yards at a «rack. Now the Webfoot backs are new men. mostly sophomores, and need experience as wall as hard work before a semblance of perfection can be reachd. A n y athlete breaking Into conference ball musC’find” himself before be begins to* function properly. An example of this is the case of Rimer Tesreau. Washington fallback. Elmer , in bis f i r s t two years as a Hualq^player. was no spectacular. But thia season he is one of their biggest stars. *H e has “found" himself and la play ing a hard brand of ball that to Friday evening at tha fornta dtp» premacy for 1637» between the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural college football team *'will come o ff bora Novem ber 11 as the climax of tha annu al homecoming of old grads and former students. Outclassed in Pacific Coast conference abd « M t not titular hopes remaining the two Oregon elevens will again pat on their annual battle tor the empty honor of being state champions. Th« Webfoote have twice tasted defeat although they do hold a tie with Idaho while the Aggies claim a victory over Washington State to offset their two losses, la comparison with early season games the Aggies reign supreme, bat as always this gams can nev er be doped. \ Against Stanford the Corvallis machine bald the Cardinals to a JO to « score In Portland while the best the Web(oota could do was to hold the Card reserves and third stringer* to a 11 to I battle in Palo Alto. Thia would signify that the Beavermea w ill swamp Oregon on Armistiee Day. W ith two week* to « o r k. thouglT, Captain John J. McRwan, CAPTAIN JOHN J. McEWAN Oregon coach, will have an oppor Although tha University of Oregon lost to*Stanford at Palo tunity to strengthen the weaknes Alto Saturday. Coach McRwan of tha Webfoptera is smiling, tor hto ses that have shown to date la hl* proteges looked better against the Cards than at any time tlils sea machine- son. That means that the Webfootors w ill be in top form when The Webfoote will he idle Sat they face the Aggies in their annual game at Eugene Armistice urday eo McRwan wUl he able to Unenp for Medford Game Day. _ ptiltoe all hi* timq la painting bin Friday Shows Some athlete* for the annual Aggie Heavy Gridders ff<y. Coordination of Una and backfield «Mb a better timing of W ith hto husky a«uad, Cpacb playa will form the basis of the C. ▼. Howell ot the J an io r high work- t football * team, hopes to see the In the Stanford gamp the poor southern Oregon junior cham timing of the backfield me» on pionship which the spued won FR A N K reverse and spinner plays was NWWO »«STi ontstaadlag^ aceording jo g. last year, return to Ashland _ northern aeoat who p e p p e d Three mJlTion dollars worth af.jth «j«d f|tkptd horwaflesk, groom Holdtog thvlr haavfef Mpdford through here recently after hav ed jo glossy perfeciiop and with a rthban in Ito toll, w ill stout across ing viewed the Wehfoot-Cardln- opponents ^to a nothing to noth tMe tanbark of Madison Square Garden next wedk in tha anAn*^ al game. Ha also stated that of IP« aoora in a gamp last Sat cver-fascinating spectacle of the N “ 11011* 1 Horse Show. fensively tha Oregon line w a s Urday, the »quad hopes to b< Customs and fashions ch«oge; mechanical invention-urevoln- weak although it proved strong «toe tp score Friday when th< Uonl«e« travel and transportation; the home no longer plays a on the defense. Madford team comes to Ashland prom leant part in the life of the averhge man and woman, and in ' At the start af the season Orp- tor a return game. :>ur big cities there are little children who are aa surprised at tha gon was supposed to haye a weak The locpl «earn fa tost and sight of a horse aa thsg weald be at that of a petor hear. line With a strong backfield, but with either paaeea, runs or bucks But map atUl breeds the h«rs* for profit and pleasure, and now after three sopference games makes yardage spsUy. bat lacks* | thaaato.A fi ' ‘ tion about this weak th a t you'll sever have been played, tt seaRfe Atopt | h < M M h necessary for scoring the hack field to to htogte foc.Ue harthelF gaite Saturday. Coach i poor showing. To date the Ore HpwaU to patting the s q u a d One thousand thoroughbreds are stabled luxuriously in the gonians have failed to cross a through hard practice thlp weak, basement of the New Garden. Nearly as many grooms pet and pam- coafprence team’s goal Une. perfecting plays, and signals. ,wr them and make them ready ter Monday’s brilliant opening. Poor handling of the ball by the The probable lineup is as foi- hacks to one reason for the toph- k»ws; Monday will be "Governor’s Day,” with Oovespor At Smith and Mpni Foy, center; Aenry tuty to score la tha Cardinal fray, Mrs. Smith doing the honors, and society at its smartest. Just as it op the reverse playa a pivot man Park, W t guard; Qian Field, has turned out in Ito best bib und tucker each opening day of the takes tha hall from cantor and right guard; Donald Curry, left National Horse Show for .the past 41 years. turns around, handing It to a tackle; W ardler HdwaU, right “swing around” half. But In the tookla; (ll«un Head, left end; Cavalry ofBqers from Fraape, Poland. Canada and our own Stanford gams, this pivot back Donald Robbins, right end; Ar army will compete for a cup which ’ has bean donated by Jen was too alow and time after time thur Gilbert, quarterback; Law Clecbanowskl. Polish Minister to Washington, for an international the swing around player started rence GUI, lpft half / Sidney Hall jqpttping contest on the play without the ball. He fullback; James Hall, right half. The trophy is unique. I t to the original King George I I I silver- was forced to atop and come back Thei game is to be called jilt hammered cup made' hy’Jeadtng London silversmiths more than and by the time he did get the promptly a t J o’clock. a century ago and presented by the British King to the Montgom hell hard charging Cardinal line eryshire Yeomanry Cavalry in 181«. men were on top of him and smothered the play. Perhaps the most picturesque event of next week's skow will Oregon also lack a power play be an exhibition of four-in-hande, driven by some of the famous for scaring when In clpee. lyith “whip*” of the horsey Nineties. only light backfield men to work Ten historic coaches, including W illiam H. Vanderbilt's “Ven with, McEwen has been handi- ture, ’ Reggie Rives’ “ Pioneer,” and the famous old “Tantivy”__ Activities of Local Units vehicles which covered many a mile in the days when a smart four- Show Mach Interest in-hand was the equivalent of the Twentieth Century Limited— will be driven around the ring on exhibition twice a day. Thniwday. November 3. Sportsmen worth millions will be on the boxes "tooling” the Alma and plan* of the Parent KPO (4X2.SM) San Francisco. four-in-hands, while from the hex of each a veteran guard will Teacher* Association Council and 2 J | p. m- organ recital; 6;00 p. "wind’’ the five-foot horn which in the old day. always iw o u n r ^ m. children*« hour; 4:10 p m. or four divisions in Ashland have been well realised, according to gan recital; 7:00 p. m. athletic review; 8:00 p. m. Caswell hour; Mr*. Clint Baughman, who 4a Those were the days before towns t p. mr N. B. C. program; president of the city council. signs and red and green traffic lights, a A t the Washington school the 10:00 p. m. Palace Hotel R o s a unil to anpportlag th * cafeteria,! "winding” horn not to he found in the room dance archestrsi. K LX (60«M ) Oakland. SjlO p. which Is not quite a self-support » . Brother Bob; *:3 0 p. m. din ing Institution, hut' which la lib B U M U I ÇNA81NG C A FB quick luncheons aqd American ner concert; 7:10 p. m. d e w s erally «etoonisec)., OVKNBl) IN LONDON dishes. The play- brcadcast; 8:00 p. m. Athens shed at thia school, erected three Atkletto clab. y e a n ago. was the realisation of T«o local canneries K F Ï (488.6M ) Los Angeles. a dream of the organisation. dlly on apples. S:JO p. m. Elkin’* and Hite’* Dix Mrs. Manley Brower Is president ieland orchestra; g:8S p. m. G rif of the Washington ac-ioo unit. fith Jones on the radlotorial per At tha Lincoln school the p. iod; g:30 p. m. Bill Henry and T. A. group is assisting in the Katharine O’Neil; 7-.00 p. m pro raising of funds for the play- gram by University of g. C ; CtS« shed and th« cafeteria la soap I p. aa. drama program: »:00 p. m. N. 8. C. proçjam; 10:00 p. m. to be started. Mrs. V. D. Miller [ rogyam of modéra classical mu is president of the group- The Junior high cafeteria, a | sic. selfaupportlag institution with kP S N (816: «M l Pasadena. 0:00 p. m. new* bulletins; 8:00 the girls doing the work, was p. m. Pasadena Chamber of Com tha dream of the group. Num merce concert. erous small personal outlay« have KHJ ( 0 | . J M ) Lo* Angela* been made for comfort of stu 6:80 ». m. children’* program; dents and teachers by this unit 7:46 p. m. talk* on cars ot the under the direction of Mrs. B. body by Dr. Philip M. Lovell; C. Forsythe. 8:04 p. m. program da luxe with At the senior high school Mrs. the Zoeiiaer quartet. Leo H 8an- Fred W. Hitchcock heads t h e aiper, Raasiaa baritone, a n d group, and the compre:;oK of (ha James W. Foley, California poet. girl« rest rooqi was tbe result KFOA (447.iM > Loa Angeles. of active work of the organisa 4:30 p. m. new* broadcast; 6:30 P- m. chlldrea’* program; «:30 tion. The qafotorla at this school p. m. concert orchestra; 7:30 p. la also aelf-enpportmg. all of tha m. relay from K O W Portland: work don* hy the Home Econ J GErrr per, > . O. H arlan, secretary of .p o n i a l ffit; 46004. pre dqgtcfed tha »»»«»»■i vrwanr Apple Week h» .* U kB ve “ H VKffiWJgYUM the chamber of commerce stated ig F tri- Ah «■P ì FDUF th a t theme a' wui see fin . ree! eoMUed River o f M « d tome of the m<mt w r g t o w pfc- show* the effect of erosten on Mt. ' Hood takaa from M MPi 00ERW vS |R k ■, plana. <Mto «to» « • * Mr. Copwaf rpcently «tartad to ■enthem Oraaen mountain conn- giva an honr’s program at the, tnr to v W « r gad " • Riha club la Madford duriti« the colored ■ One p etfeh of the reel D eiactln j biown fuse pings of the «tonal type to w * always «am . hot oaa' bo done at a gmpito with a glass plug recently Introduced, thg manufacturers claim, aa it dis colors at a« overload or ahojt clr- oniL , ' ' - ' ' ' Direct control o t room tattper- <* tk * «ture to apld to bp afforded •h a v e Crater Lqk« d v f e g fhe avopigg*« egtgrm pm cut m » « la te r maptha Urn coloring m a m b fft «oro «o eurapturod tfcgt through a thermostatic valve at etfecUi are reDUted Io to mbm thay kant him M hto tached to the radiator. It requires UptU mldnlfht. ahovtng tb* w«n- po power nr «paatol pining aa u WI14 Rogaa W e a r V p l^ jr Ap- the to lto j njehw da 1» fpH- d erfai pieterea pnd te m e i tpe lg self-cqgtAlned, p»< W l are ito a to ke Mown- Thera am farm ing aaapm ladina «torien eonnosted « U h tha no- difficulties due t a leaks, ltodg factored « «totoriw to whtoh tondmanoa w riw o d «4th •ooato «pota d l Oregon and the meat of diyt or otjwr trophies, aorthwost. the manufacturers claim. T h e pppie« a t i ha todfM. this te w w to W o ejeamaaa. 1 ■ tha waak HUM« p’ Apple" Aeather real to davotad to too hi aceetdapea w tto N ational Apple week plans. Gre«ars ef tha whole country to® h p h M tha sppvatoaPt which Chalrman Duna of tha forum temperature may be varied. raacua party «ant «mt nadev H r. Conway's laadarahip to search for Jaehie strong « h o « a a torn ipat y«ar or }ft, Wood. Tha pUtnre ito Ming given spastal oMarvanea ahowe Jaakia coming opt of the > many ’Apple-growing ” W woods «1th top rescue party and musHlee. Attaaattae displays of maatiag hto mother In the yard, the "King of Fruits/’ are made one of the most touching scenes and special emphasis »re placed lever shown on the screen. An on the food value of this fruit, other reel shows the finding af ..._____________ Calvin White Who was lost on . Mt. Hopd an^ in whose search .«slept baa laid 406 block City M r- Conway was the leader. Paving thia ysar, and w ill finish Guardians of Paradise is the 16 morp. title of another real beautiful Aa y o u p y b ||« |y check upon our store aa to service and fair-dtoUiRg fight price* we «we «we we will get your 0 . K. M m i 9to»-fH9U> Sfcw Repairing MIBB P. T. A: IS ACTIVE CLUB vdimr/T » 5Ì An early visit to our office will enable you to make your selection from our new and attractive assortment of Christmas Greeting Cards, whieh is now complete. We Can Furnish Greeting , ENGRAVED i PROCESS PRINTED PRINTED OB PLAIN GREETING CARDS W I T H BEAUTIFUL SENT! MENT8 UPON WHICH YOU CAN WRITE YOUR NAME- If you cannot visit our office, we will be glpd to H ry «/ our representa tive cull at your home tu show cards and explain prices. 8imp9pn^ • p. m. relay teem ROW Portland: S:00 p m. M. B. C. program. ’ * omics students. There are anprexlmafely 20« members in Ashland. Hardware "The WiBcheater I
