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CHEBERCE1TS
By RTJSSKLL J. WTTOIW
t A Rsociuted Press Snorta Writer)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sey. 80. W
Flushed witb stunning preuminary
. frame victories of last week-end, eo
of the Pacific coast conference mean
ben settled down today e reans
for contests next Saturday that will
begin to shape their destinies i tint
1029 conference football cbjaiopion
sntp. Stanford's Cardinals, twlbe tads&
arel twice successful in n -conference
encounters, will begin tie nasal
for percentage standings against a
University of Oregon elevem of uab
termined power but of much premise.
Against Pacific university test wee,
Oregon rolled up a 58-0 score. But
the northerners will come to Stanford
face a team that two weeks sen
swamped the West Coast amy fnrcen
45-0, and last week beat the pewnrfnl
Sac Francisco Olympic club, 4-0.
The Trojans of Southern Oen-frne-nai
turned their attcntlom tn an la
wiins Ornnon Stat squad afla but
ie: satisfied a tremendous teochdown
appstite at the expenan of the Uni
versity of California at Ln Angeba
last week. In their first game of the
scaeev, the only conference engage -ams
t dnte, the Trojans embed U.
C. L. A. under a 7B-U score. Oregon
State likewise contured Its snanrjn
opener but its 10-0 defeat ef tin
California Aggies is hardly compara
ble to the Trojea triumph.
Southern California's dwtafvn wtn
snunned a warning that other ceatm
ence eleveis will not take lightly.
In the remaining conference clash,
If ashington'a Huskies will entertain
Montana's Grlanlien at Seattle. Each
f these teams won their first wn
k week bot Washington fixi it
seatn as a championship contender hi
for mora impressive fashion. Waflh
inaton walloped Whitman, a reved it
aaoely noasd out hist year, by a 47-0
count. Moitoao boat Motrot. Sa.
Charles, 18-0.
The res of the eoafetSMara mmllxa
vSR sea sttiM, Caliranda's Bwra,
wtBewes over Snatn Clara, T- in
ttair starting tilt, will men an ld
tinse opponent St. Mary's colknoa.
5a St. Mary's tens evtmi the wa
nna ia tin approved manner, Bamtay,
wttft a S 0 win ow the West Canst
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tllg FIRST AUTHORIZED STORY OF
CFLVPTIa 1
ft VAf a tferaat day fr ri11c-
1 shafisi when the word fwt around
in laV'.'t tht r.iiftH.t,ifnu ZepiAjJin
w to build anotker airship.
Times hwl ban laird in the rllbice
since the Jfodensee ami Nordstern
w taknn awny and the great Zep
pelin factories c)oed for Friedtch-
shafen hd becomf e wonelin tnjn.
and the rire and dliii of Zeppelin
fortunes affected all the inhnlitnts.
The three great hangers, eHch one
larger that the next, the winner oni
ouirown cocoons. mrkal the
skyline even more distinct ively than
the twin towers of tli Kinir of Wur-
temhnrg's summer nestle nr by on
the lake front.
Here were lava ted the Zajipelin
shoi where cam- end el't and tild
htJMer skin ter made into iriiiip
corixa and 1 cell, and l'Jtht-
Weitiit durfluWHi formail into girihu.
Near hy vr th gnyrech engine
plent. tke Domiei' eirnlftrue fevtory
a)nn oteer suei'erie
Mont of the nsilak nnmibttinn of
'nedrichehafen had ban employed
in one or another rT the lpelin
plants. In the slarw en)t-Wfr days
Von Oaynmiajcei, Bckener, Colsman
and the others had used their utmost
ingenuity to give employment to as
ninny people as poxaible, tiriwif) to
hold toey-ther the orgftnlr)tic.
The press thst had been ua1 to
make girdr part were nlreril to
aluminum kltcwen uteiils. Maybnch
was building automobiles and motor
boat engines, the rar plane a1
buiAiift rears for went cuetnmera it
could lind. the Potaaian hanr near
ierun was leaca to a turn cumiayiv
end here the eenitia of Reinhardt and
others were- already at work on novel
Jay'a'C ffevta.
j Rat te mark rfm working
i it w-sjv rlnward. 1iiXry tfks) mov
' ine at half speed or leas. Thera
s wem not many rteonle who ("ould af-,
fnti antomohtlfx. People did not
eTi Imy nr kitchen n (? until
thftj had to.
i a
1 Offlcera of the comeny rode fo
work on blcyrlfsj a MafU. white
washed Uiildlng near the of'ficr was
i tha garaae. At each rk was the
(name of the man to which that apace
waa assigned neadr lettered on the
wall Kckener, 'Colsman. "I.eh
mann." "Ouerr." and ao on. Plain
linng waa the rule.
And to thar waa widespread ra
Jolclnt tn Frledrichshafen with the
newa that at lait the ahopa would
onen n. Th man hurried hack to
their old places, many of them CTtp
pled from the war bot with a new
spring fn their ttep.
O For even more than the lessening
of a financial tension waa gie fact ,
mat i aew zeppeun would praaentlT
emerge from th hangar. The world
at again taking n twice of th air
ship. It was th pNorir ot better
day.
The ship which waa to ha built
for the Am Hcan ?avy. In accord
ance with IJord Oerget anggeation
and th approval of Piealdent Haf-
dint,
n Ii ti u larfai Uua it
S. C. AT LOS ANGELES
elMte). kaA gtatt ytayan
Hit Hra l ann A his maUrlal
tad aentter, QIImp; futllra,
DorsiBuah WM
CHICAGO, Sapt. 30. 0 Doi
twm KinMr of taa Pittg-
burk PiMtea, vill pilot taa Ottiotao
Aanrlage leaaw taiMdikll clw Aext
w, tk Wait loa nmttatit an
noncd torlay.
Buak urr-pl Rt.5U (lnn )
Bktcktairw, n(t hai aimcd a to ytar
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lrc on pnnniisl.T built, whlrh I flln hcttf-r r"l- snd m aniinin
llmltKil Us slrii tn 2.IWM100 nihlr I tn put In riT.r or that ' nr
fpt, hut rr. Koltnar was dtrmlnwl i or mora ttttors mieht tv s.t In r
II shrtuM h tha hat ahlp Zepflln ! Tr at tha rlr.ia nf lanilmf. tn rhprk
hsd rat built. It waa to ba oallad tha
Thara wara many nnn'oraNia
witb Pitarr, construction h?ad: Mth
Arnatain. dasignar and ohtof anflnaart
with Majharh. Tha pant-up anarirln
of the staff rolaaaad, all wars amicus
to put Into af'art tha Improramants
hat thar had baan workinj out In
tha draughting room in tha four rsara
of enforced idleness. Arnatain i
to build the mntmi rar into the hull
of the ahlp inatrnd of anapandinn it
on outrigparv thua roduring air re
sistance and "taking tha rnntrol rar
at tuiagral part of ihn alilp. Mav
barh was certain l.o could Increase
la fuel gfildanar al ait in aotora,
5S B tH 0gon SMtto Colter mnad
for tHe artGnnt ann : Lft.
tthlrifr. 84 Chwtnt tv4; rloM,
burn will flnUh tkls saaiana. Charlaa
ni. Comlnlty, ovmr of tJi club, did
not rveal thft term of tht contract
with Butk.
fcuAlFI
OaJy aao la tha last ix ycra
tiaa SKtai afauveaa Oaoutt, 22-yet
oU ?fav Yart golf ta, failed to
qualify In nwjor tournament. Sha
has 'been title-holder In the Metro
politan araa four coiecutiv year.
THE LIFE OF THE
ia ton prrtrlttad dp-m and an add-
Ing grastar safety.
At last, in the late summer of
1024, the great ahlp wai reeiy for
deilrery to America.
As this ship was bnilt C. O. P.
Luftachtffbau's lob was not com
Pated until he had turned Lha ahin
P
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ovr to tha American nary at Lake-bu""i-
i
"Vho wai going to fly the thlp
oer, aaked Tfarry Viaaering, Anar-i.,
u j . i - '
n.rinnaly dnring the aummf P
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I will ny It nver mywif.' Mld
Eckener tlmply.
1 wfll tak Uhman. Wmmim$
, mmnmcci demiing I
UISL imi IILiyiHIKJ
WITH STARS DOUBLE
BILL AHEAD OF REDS
(Br The Associated Prsa)
Two full games ahead of the tcond
plnce Mission Reds, the Hollywood
Siars today led the Pacific coast
league, with only a week left of the
1!)U9 baseball season. Tho Reds gave
the Slars a strenuous week ending
with the Sunday doublehcader which
the t'vo rivals split, but the Stars won
the series four to three.
Trfftv Johns hurled his Hollywood
iAiitnmnrp trt viHnrv in th morn in ir
game at Rerreation Park. The Stars
won It by a A to 1 score. In the after
noon it was the Reds' turn to win, and
Dutch Reuther pitched his mates to
an 8 to 0 victor?, showing comnlete
mastery of the southern Shlcks. The
record shows that Keuther is more
than a Diatch for the Stars every time
he meets them.
The San Francisco Seals sank lower
In th mire of defeat in Sunday's
doubleheaders, losing twice fn the day
to the Jjos Angeles Angels in that
club's last apnearance at Wiigley
Field this season. The first earne
ended 7 to 5, and the afternoon game
was H to 5. Th8 double defeat blew
up tbe chance of tbe 9ejls for sec
ond halt hoeors, establishing them
firmly in fifth place. The day's play
was marked ny frequent homers.
Pennant chancs of the Portland
Ducks wera blasted to naught by the
Oakland Oaks, who took both gamtft
by the same score each time, 8 to 2.
Hoary butting) by the Oakland crew
accounted for most of the scoring. The
Oak, In ail to place fn the standing.
on the aeries ria to two. The Ducks
today wre in fourth place, five games
behind th first place Stars. Lom
bard!, ojoft of Oakland's heavy betters,
bafa,ad four homerb in tbe day's con
tests. Both n4 if the doubleheader at
Seattle were sisd by the Sacra
mento Senators. Thua put tin it the
final touch oa a four to three serifs
win for th boys froi the California
capital. Tha acore of tke first meet
in wit 8 to 7, aad that cf th scosd
vaa 4 ta ft.
tm Ta Drn of Stic T,ka ty,
hffvIaht g4rtpplr, defatted Didb
waviscourt or Ranfais tn a taat wrest
linft match her last aiaht. Daviscourt
won tha firat fall in 28 minutes but
Dern rtnied and took th next two.
th sco.vi fall almost before r vis
court Rot attrtad, and taa third ia 13
minute.
Hollywoatl aTt a -Vim jaj to
a
ma)u be cans Fit could say the rora
"hemstitchin' exactly in the way
the producer wanted.
COMMANDER OF
and on
fi.-hl
my chiaf nffi-
rara.
'iaarln lookad his aatnniahrrent.
thmiaa'- nf miles, t.lvajann, the
senior pi.ot, had pilntad rloaa tn a
thntiaand (lighta. And vat the doctor
ni. to fly hiniaeif and to take his
thraa beat pll 0jt ritjl him.
The American renturarf. a prntaai.
"It Is placing all your eggs in one
bakat, he said. "If misfortune
ahould meat the ship on the way
r.oroia who wnuld carry on the work .
3nV5h.",hiin!luT."VM
ship, to hold sorthlng In rem."
Dr- Eckener arose from h s reat
i - Riu'
,h'
at- 1
area down across the den
he American.
1 1 "I hT eonfldtnf In mr ahlp."
'h have put tha h-at of
,nr eJfinearlnf eipnne lnt It.
! Any one cut of th fhre tVfr
- waa fttUjr aeapataart a Uk aeTtaitad,
Columbia Decoys
Defensive Backs
By SOTj MET-ZGER
The etrategy of forward passing Is
of two kinds. In one the attack ia so
planned as to lead the defense Into
believing a run Is coming. This tends
to draw the defensive backs forward
and permits at least one man getting
past tbftOi to receive tbe pass.
In the secood the basic Idea ia to
decoy oe side of the defensive back
field oat of the territory It occupiea
and then slip an eligible man into it
to receive the pass. Against a mae-to-man
defense this is often accom
panied just as Colurobi works the
play shown here.
Not how and No- 6 andj bck No.
2 brRsft down field and turn iu to
their left to draw with them the de
fensive left half and full. Following
tfcean comes No. 3 back. But instead
of turning in he works straight down
end take the pass. Tbe ball ia throw
by back No. 4, who starts baet before
the ball is snapped to No. 1 and takes
the ball from No. 1. No. 1 acts as
his protector. Such a pass can be
planned along far differeet lines.
Gaorfi Tech has such a play for its
fme this Saturday with Mississippi
Agricultural College et Atlnt. It
wiii k x plained tomorrow.
(Cp9.kt; 1928, PubliskW 0j-
C0)
Aatrlcn export a4 let ports la
July attained th greatest volume
since 1020, exports amounting to
m,Ca),0DO, as against 37S.Prt i
1928, according to detmrtmt
coaaaaar figure.
Fur ayal skins take at tke Frfkkae
Islands during the summar geaaoa
of 1929 totaled 89,253. the Iaaatt
sesgonl catch recorded sine th
government took over sealine opera
tions in th district i 1910.
NEA Service In.
THE ZEPPELINS
Each indeed had flown airships over
No one may say that we ourselves of
nil people have lack of confide nc in
our vessel. I shell take the ship
across myself."
On the morning of October 12, 400
men walked the new ship out of the
hangar for final weigh-off on the
field. The severe test, flights over
Germany and up into Sweden satisfied
Dr. Eckener that Arnatcui a calcula
tion s to stresses, lift and preasure
had been correct, tht Uuerr s work
menship bad been sturdy end depend
able, that the new Ataybch motors
could be relied on to carry tbe ship
safety on its long trip across the At
lantic. Four American officers, Captain
Gorfe W. Steele, Commander M. K.
Krau&e, Commander J. Ii. Kline, Jr.,
and Major I'Vank M. Kennedy, tere
the orUy passengers.
As iteele and later Kilne were to
commend the ship once it passed into
American hands the (light would he
good training for them.
Dr. Kokener at the bridge gave a
signal to Von Schiller.
"Stand by for weigh-off." mega
phoned Von chiller. forty men
standing at the hand rails around the
control car, ikH) men holding to spider
web ropes came to attention.
"Ease up on rear lines," said Von
Schiller. The lines slackened.
Then, "Hands off."
The. ship poised a minute, then be
gan slowly to settle to earth.
"Hands on."
A lit tie hallaat wae re!esed.
Again the weigh-off.
"Hands off.'
This time the ZK-3 moved eiowly
skyward. Von Schiller signaled to
I r. Kckcner. hurried hark alongside
a rear power car. ready to awing on.
but watchir.) to tii last moment that
no mishap mar th take-r.ff.
While bands blered and hundr1
of riiiscerB and riiitor from all over
Germeny chard and 'aved frotie
farewells, th veteran crmmnder
! looVel ut tfca window, trede a final
appraia): of the nhip a euuibrmm.
nodded in aatia9tion, ra)iei. ' Hoch.
up ship."
The motoiW idling till now Ih
murmur. surd into e sudden rc)r.
The ship moved forwrdheadtr into
the wind, awung out over Zeppelin
villas, out over the eAe. circjed hack j
ovr tha rr. then set its rud(!:a in !
a irestward course. t
'iirch hli aen uf the ffr
arptfng from earth. ,Auia-e1ennn.
U luck."
The flight ta AmeH(ta awe nncy
l'he Arrn oi tha !d cernt waa
at last t M raaliiayt' a
The Ui ahlp crossed the Atlantic
ho'nrsT'nf ,r,r'1,d 8060 U"
9n BYartl"ftr iU d.lir.rr to the
i American navr it was christened the
ana -was ltnaea at i-Kenart on Uc-
American navy it was christened the
lVt Antle and U tttll the ntvy's
only big dirigible.
(To rfj sonllnuad)
Tomorrow four lone rer of idle.
nnss, rir.i (
&rei huula,
re'slr.f el fasda mi tba Ih
JAPANESE IVIftT KIN
8
T PETE
A master of law, Tasuji M. Fujita,
will argue It out with George "Wild
cat:' Pete at the Eugene armory Fri
day night Th role will be new to
neither of th two conteatanta, for
both are experienced in th art of
physical argumentation and both have
been admitted to th wrcstliog "bar"
with full honora.
When court convene Friday night,
Fuji t a and Wildcat are all set to use
their moat persuasive methods to con
vince th judge and the two jurymen
of their ability to grapple with the
question at hand. Witnesses will sur
round the two principals and present
their views of the outcome in tbe
usual manner.
Adjournment wilt be In order after
two hours with a decision if the case
has not been decided before that with
two forays won by either of the mca.
The weight limit is 15S pounds. Wild
cat Pete is expected to be well under
the limit with Fujita tipping the offi
cial scales at the maximum.
Both "lawyers of the canvas" have
many ca&es to their credit. A wopk
ago last Friday night Wildcat took
the measure of Bobby Samson, Pacific
coast welter champion, and Is well
known in this vicinity and other parts
for his victories over some of the
best matmen.
Fujita is a newcomer from T-?s 4
geles. He graduated from Meijf Uni
versity In Japa H held numerous
wrestling championships there, came
to America and turned professional,
and as yet ia undefeated. He has also
had a yr'a experience es an attor
ney, and ia entered In the Graduate
school of the University of Oregon.
Fujita overwhelmed the Masked Mar
vej from New York Cty in IjOB Ange
lee last year and the L. A. Times Is
quoted as saying that "Fujita ia look
ed upon as the best wrestler ever to
come to California from Japan."
Ie old bit! uniforms? Worn by Oa
gon team of lonf o, th Webfoot
yeerlinfts takt to the football field
Monday in answer to the firat call of
Prink Callison, new frosh mentor.
Seventy -two uniforms have beta is
sued to the freshmen.
Monday afternoon will be the rst
official workout of the season. All
last wek freshmen in the blue shirt
could be seen passing and kickinf on
Hayward field. Captain McEwtn, var
ity head coach, used theaa m in
practice to om extent
No real dope can be given out oe
th froth tm aa yat Ferbapt, tV ki
t fa to tty that they will be led by
the boys from Medford high's cham
pionship eleven. Callison coached
Medford high last year and these boys
are already versed in his style of play,
which will more thtn likely be chang
ed to so tie extent to foQow claafdy
that of McEwan.
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guide post wheelbarrow, tool, roller,
grass cutter, box, vehicle or similar
obstruction may be removed from the
course without penalty. If the ball is
movpd while moving the obstruction,
it may he replaced. However, if the
ball lie in a hazard under such ci
cumatnnces, It must he dropped in the
hazard.
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&a Played Sunday
Too mny cootball games 1
Saturday caused delay B'
tuyah of the prcidentf, troph!
golf match at the Eugene
and Country club, r, tJj
Gardner, club professional
However, )be finals, a 38.
hole affair between Ed.S
Bryaon and the winner o( tht
aemi-fina match between Wii
he Wmtler and Fred Ge"ol
mil be played next Sundar. Sl,
from L. B. Siswart on Satur
day. Mr. Wintler and Mr. Gerot
are scheduled to ne. tom,
time this week. '
Jh tei f Ir;tcl,.d,d clnbs
will go to the winner of th.
tournament and will be nr.!
WSIOKEirCQCHRAKE
4'i STAR BACKSTD?
IS IITTLE LODE
By A LAX GOULD
l4?,s,C1?!?,'! J &'orU Editor
NEAV OttK, Sept. 30. WWfl,,
Cubs won the National league pro.
nant in spite of a succession of tronb.
les behind the bat; the Athletics cso.
tured tbe American league flag largely
becau of the aggrcssire, briiliaiit
play of Gordon (Slickey) Cochrane,
the league a "most valuable player" ta
1928 and still tbe best rarLI
backstop in tseball in 1929.
If hnckstoppine alone decided th
series, the present of the spirited
Cochrane would give the A's an over
whelming edge. Mechanically Cock
rane may have hla flaws.
"Cochrane is unquestionably (is
snark-pluff of the ren.m " flnni- ifj
Wd rarenOy. "And he thriVaa aa
worta"
It Is t rarity fnr catctwr to iat at
toe crltiml third position in any bst
ting lineup, but Cochrane's speed mi
stickwork, testified to by a mark of
.327, have kept him tbere.
Barrinf n accident, tbe fonnar
Boston university star, who has been
worth doub! bia purchase price nf
150,000 from the Pacific coast league,
with catch every ffam of tha aniA
for the Macfcmen.
The Cubs suffered ceaere blow la
tbe spring when their star receiver,
Gabby- Hartnett, heavy hitter and
hard worker, developed a 'lame shoul
der. Hartnett haa been out of the
Mme all season and will not get inn
the series except as a pincb-b'tter.
Old Mike (Jonzales, ?he 87-year-old
Cuban, gamely carried on early in the
aaannlfu, but not equal to tht
job of working steadily behind the bat
In desperation Manager Joe McCarth5
fot Bach. Taylor from the Bosts
Bravts by the waiver route.
Tjsylor ia neither as fast nor at
dangerous a batsman Cochrane but
he is a reliable worker, experienced,
and a good thrower. He suffered a
finper injury recently, forcing the
Cubs to send Young Schulte behind
the bat, but Zach has ebout recovered
from that mishap and like Cochran
probably wUI catch every game.
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