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Friday, October 25, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Gilinsky Stars in SONS-Albany Game -o Football Crystal ffiilinaryjingles By 1. PICKEM (wrong) Max Gilinsky. the mighty mite 1 of Southern Oregon Normal school, J After waiting I finally did it. d > By Bill Hulen Sub assistant Sports Ed. note- - I h 1 through three tough football herewith, for the first time, we I like to Move mv friends uround FROZEN CUCUMBER RKIJSH J games to get out into the open just once, the tiny speedster from present for your enlightenment, I 1 large or 1 me 1 lexa|xx>n olitoti isd tuli thriK in to »up, DON FABER dium cucutn- Medford at last got his clear shot Pickem, the greatest football prog- Julca Out disappointment fcnott'd no (A.H.S. Coach) la-rs . 1A iVMS|IOOn at an opponent's goal line and the nosticator who ever strung with 3 tablespoons whlte isipper bound result was a happy homecoming lemon juice Three years ago a young fellow, for hundreds of SONS grads and the favorite and went home with H|M*< k ofoayenns When they don't eat it up! 3 tablea|xxma li nampllre barely of voting age, stepped from a very dark brown taste in the out shirt From the time he picked elder vinegar nuirshmallows a brilliant athletic carer at Wilam- mouths of the Albany College elev Notre Dame to win over the Wil FIND DINNER WITH Ml tea«poon salt 2 ••ss whltes ette University into the coaching en. liamsport School for the Blind, his I ’ eel anil grate motigli cucumber FROZEN REIJNH position of all sports at Ashland to make l \ cups of pulp A<l<l all It was Gilinsky who was respon uncanny predictions down through High School. Local wiseacres said the seasonings und mu well Meati ANY of uh avoid entertaining the years have been 99'1 right. on W bile meli ih» inni(iliro marshinal it wouldn’t work. The new coach sible for the 14-0 SONS win over (Pardon wrong ) Now. and for Friday txx-nuae It la a day on Albany last Saturday at the high lows in top of il doublé boiler nini was too young, too inexperienced which some im«nt may be ambur- tlit’in unni xinn.uti Combini Why, he was only 21 years old! j school field, keeping clean the every week hence, we will present riisaed by the presence of meat at beat with thn cucumber intxturv unii sili He'd be handling players who | ! SONS slate of never having loat Mr. Pickem. Follow his keen, al until well blended. Place In rifriger themselves were almost that. It ■ a homecoming game, and it was most unhuman dope, and turn the ihe table, and yet feel heeltant about ator. unii fresse io n unici Hllr j Gilinsky who handed to Albany ; serving a really good meal without tables on those who laugh when was too bad. but it certainly looked thoroughly Fold In the whipped eg, ■ the National crown of champion it. There need be no reluctance on you sit down to make a friendly like Ashland high was in for some whites lightly but thoroughly. Re football loser — 28 consecutive i bet). this score, if the tish served Is per turn to freeslng tray ami frees« to n lean, lean athletic seasons. football defeats (Just another note but, save fectly fresh, well cleaned and skill mush Htlr again and finish freezing Yeah? Well, in place of those Max’s first blast at pay territory i enough for beans and hamburger fully cooked. Attractive garnishing* Herve In frappe glasses with the heli skinny years, with few wins and or meat course Herves six to eight add to Its appeal. Medford running wild over the ! came in the second period. He until payday) I-acktng a mechanical refrigerator, took a towering Albany punt on Grizzlies. Ashland has had some Frosen Cucumber Relish is a per thia mixture may tw frozen In u his own 30-yard stripe and with really deliciously fat and tender AshLiiid-Klainnth Fulls. Pelicans fect accompaniment to such an en freezer, or (sicked In a mold with a some knock-down blocking, spun, ones, thank you. tight-fitting cover sealed with ad change-of-paced, raced and dodged to win after a very, very tough tree. as It la tart. cold, and delicately heaive ta|>e or a strip of cloth soaked For Mr. Don Faber, that youth his way 70 yards to the goal line. afternoon with Faber’s Grizzlies. colored, and makes u pleasing change In melted butter, and frosen In a 4 I just out of Wllamette then, and Several times it looked like he Although the margin won't be from the usual Hah sauces. ice-salt pack. who is this fall starting his fourth was stopped, but each time he great, probably one touchdown, season at the head of Grizzly ath-, squirmed loose. Klamath packs too much weight letics, showed those various wise And again late in the final quar and experience for Ashland. guys. And. what he showed them NONS-IJnfield. A sensational ter. he got away for a 28-yard was plenty. gallop to put the SONS in scoring battle in store for Roseburg fans Basketball ? Well, Medford and position. He was hauled down on under the lights, with Linfield ek Both will Grants Pass and Klamath Falls the ten yard line, but a moment ing out the verdict. have had some good teams in later Shumway hammered through score more than once About 20-13 | for Linfield, we say. but fervently those three years. And Ashland center for the score has won the district championship Gilinsky place kicked for both hope the count is reversed. Oregon-l’CT.A. Mighty Bruins, TWICE, and with it the right to extra points. defeater of Stanford, to continue enter the state tournament at Salem. There, the Grizzlies have their shoes on it. this is the year, their march toward the Coast Con- finished at the top of the consola to hear them talk. And maybe it I ference title. Oregon won’t score tion bracket and in fourth place, is—who knows? Three years is . whi'e Cal at L. A will twice. Oregon State-Wash. State. Sti- against the best teams in the en a long time and this year's team ner's Beavers take this one, 13-6. tire state. I is Faber’s best of the lot. Stanford-Washington. Our left Baseball? Just a breeze. Klam Spec Keene, that old master of ath Falls, if memory serves cor Willamette, gave Don hi.1 college handed prediction: Washington rectly, has won just one lone game lessons on how to carry thet pig will feel the fury of Stanford's from the Grizzlies: Medford has skin to town, or drop one from the 1 comeback after their UCLA de won none and the rest of the center of the floor. Also how to feat, and Grayson. Hamilton. Mos- schools scattered over the county stir up plenty of cinders in a 1 crip, et al. will reap their revenge, and in northern California have track suit. At the Salem school. i Stanford 20. Washington 7. (’alifornia-l’.B.C. The Golden also suffered an acute victory fam Faber won two letters each in ine where Faber’s teams w’ere the ' basketball and football and four Bear easily. Notre Dame-Navy. Fighting Ir opponent. in track. Further learning Don has sought ish take another one after a hard Football? Just one thing is lack ing in this department Ashland, at Northwestern University, at Or battle. '•.4.WPF/KK UAHHIlilALLOW K1TVUUH VUOTO Vale-Army. Yale’s bulldog will in the past three years, has not egon State College under Paul bite the Army mule. beaten Medford. Klamath Falls Schissler, and at University of About viciously 13-12. TALENT VOTERS O. K. STATION CHANGES HANDS and Grants Pass have fallen, as Southern California under Howard Dartmouth have other squads, but where Med- Jones and Sam Barry. He is work too Harvard-Dartmouth. SEWAGE DISPOSAI. PLANT strong for the Crimson. The Texaco service station at ford is concerned, Don Faber and ing toward his master's degree in Princeton-Cornell. Gil Dobie's 108 N Main, formerly operated by his Grizzlies just have to pass. Physical Ed. and expects it in 1936. team A total of sixty-five ballots were Scott Hastings, has been taken will fall before many touch He calls Central Point his that's all. But. and believe me downs. Princeton will ride rough cast at the election Wednesday In over by R. L Crosby, former parts the entire student body will bet home, and while attending high ! shod Talent on the question of construc and service manager at the Kay over Cornell. Minnesota-Northwestern. Min tion of a sewage disposal plant Chevrolet Company, with which The proposition carried. 60 to 5. nesota easily. firm he has been associated for Plans and specifications are be the past ten years. Ohio State-Indiana. Same for ing prepared by Frank Walker. • What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland • the lusty Buckeyes. Ashland city engineer and engineer TO TELL OF CONVENTION school there, earned only ELEVEN K V Hill of Medford Mrs M L. Sanders and Mrs. B I athletic letters. Thrice Central F Shoemaker, delegates to the ' Point won the secondary basket- COVERED DISH LUNCHEON "International Convention of the 1 ball title of this district, but al A Health-building Product Produced in Ashland Disciples of Christ,” held October ways lost to Medford for the jaunt A covered dish luncheon will be 1ft to 20 in San Antonio, Texas, to Salem and the state tourney. enjoyed this afternoon at 1 o'clock wil speak this afternoon at 2 o' There Is No Substitute But Don has got his revenge by the Past Noble Granda Club of clock at the Christian church, giv against the Medford Tiger, plenty the Rebekah lodge, at the 1.0.0 F ing reports on the convention. of it. with his Ashland high teams hall. Members are requested to ----------- •------------ At 25 years of age Faber is, bring, in addition to a covered • Mrs Fred Wheat, who has been PHONE 24 next to Les Avrit of Klamath dish for the luncheon, their sewing visiting at the home of her sister, Falls, the oldest coach in point of kits for the afternoon’s entertain Mrs. L. E. Lusk, returned Wed service in Southern Oregon. ment. nesday to her home in Gazelle. sm V by Marcia^ Camp * Personalities < ■ TWO STORES Headquarter« for the Buying anil Selling of r FRESH FRITTS AND VEGETABLES • PEARS, PEACHES, APPLES All Types of Produce Bought and Sold m: dei . ixei o ASHLAND BUTTER ASHLAND CREAMERY ZENITH RADIO ¿•FOO 1st IN RADIO Most readable dial ever pro duced. Split second tuning. Dimensional tone. Triple filtering—over zone amplifier. The new tubes. Ask for Radio with the big black dial but,after all is said and done, it’s the cigarette it self that counts Dickey's Radio Service At WICK'S .. . the question is, does it suit you? 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