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Friday, November 1, 193« SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 GRIZZLIES SET Tells How The TO WIPE OUT TIE Conf. Champions WITH GR. PASS Will Be Decided • Football • Personalities By Hill Hulen SONS Will Play Undefeated Jr. The Football Oregon Normal High Gridders Crystal Eleven Saturday To Play Medford By I. Plckem (wrung) , z Monmouth Aggregation Is Locals* Most Bitter Athletic Rival By Bill Hlilen Played Scoreless Tie Game Aha, aha. aha! The great I. Pic- In answer to the many requests kem, picked 'em last Saturday With Same Team Two for information on just how the Did you take his advice ? Did you Weeks Ago As Junior High School athletic Southern Oregon Conference bet on Stanford, on Unfleld, on champion will be crowned this teams go, so go the Grizzlies of UCLA. on Notre Dame, on Prince Two of Oregon's most bitter ath Undefeated and unscored upon! ton. on etc? Did you follow his un With a scoreless tie to wipe out. I---------------------------------------------------- Ashland High in later years, and letic rivals will meet In Monmouth That's the record of the 1035 SOUTHERN OREGON the man responsible for the many Don Faber's Ashland High Griz canny prognostications? Well, i tomorrow, when Jean Eberhart's CONFERENCE fine athletes who have entered edition of Earl Roger's Junior High you should have. zlies journey to Grants Pass to Nine out o f Don Faber's coaching classes is School football team which plays twelve last week, gentle reader, Southern Oregon Normal Schoo morrow afternoon for a non-conf- W L T Pct. Earl Rogers, this Fall beginning Its fourth game of the season to- was his record of correct dopings SONS tangle with the powerfV erence battle with the Grants Pass Ashland 1 () 1 1.000 his eighth year at the head of all day at Medford, tangling with the A percentage of 750 Not bad. And Oregon Normal eleven, coached b. High Cavemen Granta Pass .000 0 0 1 athletics in Ashland's Junior High Medford Junior High eleven his eyes gleam and he leers as he Al Cox Tied two weeks ago by the Cave K. Falls 0 1 0 .000 Oregon Normal, or Monmouth, Jacksonville High has fallen be recalls to your mind, his lefthand men in a conference game, the 000 School. Medford 0 • 0 A graduate of Oregon Normal fore Rogers' team 27-0, the Klam ed selection of the underdog Stan as it la more generally called, will Grizzlies wil enter the game slight GAMES TOMORROW be the decided favorite to wln favorites to keep their record of Ashland at Grants Pass (non School at Monmouth, where he ath Falls Frosh took it on the ford team over Washington. played basketball and football un over a SONS team defeated four button 26-0, and Medford, two not being defeated by an Oregon Conference ) So get out the old sock and lay high school clear. Medford at Klamath Falls til an injury cut his career short, weeks ago. was tied 0-0 So today. it on the line for here comes I. times Rogers, tall, blonde and with a Ashland's youngest football team Although the annual battle does (Conference) Ptckem's "dope" wagon, loaded After their surprise 7-6 win over personality that makes you like wil be out to erase .the disgrace the strong Klamath Falls High with the inside info that can bring not approach the tremendous color him at once, has turned out some of that tie count, and win from und State-wide appeal It did when eleven last week. Faber has been year, we present the following to you the better things of life. whopping good football and bas their most deadly rivals. that famous master of hocus-pocus driving his charges at top speed clear up a lot of misunderstand- (Just forget the Ashland-Klam ketball aggregations at the Boule football, 1-arry Wolfe, was at the Following are the players who all week, polishing up the offense ing In fact, make up the Junior High squad: ath. Yale-Army, and O8C-WSC helm at Monmouth and Howard All four teams play three Con- vard school of learning that boomed so hard against the during the past five years, his Wayne Van Hardenburg, Jack games last Saturday) Hobson was matching him water Pelicans, and working on the de 1 ference games, one against each Ashland-Grants Paas — Faber's bucket play for dead man play, it teams have been absolutely tops Weaver, Marvin Twilleger. Weldon fense that stopped the Klamathites of the other three teams. Now. in comparison with similar squads Stauffeur, Merle Henson, James rolling Grizzlies will win this one is still the "big" game for both Ashland, Klamath Falls and almost dead in their tracks. of southern Oregon. Brady. Joe Jessel. Paul Mitchell. We say about 12-7 schools and la expected to be th Grants Pass play each other twice Last Saturday, with Ken Shill SONS-Monmouth — The SONS usual knock-down-and-drag-out al High Win Percentage Bill Ketelhut, James McNair, Vic apiece, but only ONE of each of ing playing his first game back of In the past five years. Ashland's tor Stewart, William Curtis. Thom "big" game; their traditional fair as In years past the line, the Grizzlies presented the these two games comes in the On paper, Eberhart's SONS have Junior High gridders have played as Gettling, Jack Reedy, Don Ca- "fight" affair. And, they just can't Conference standings. The Ashland nicest clicking team that has worn do It Monmouth Is too strong and little to offer Monmouth in the a total of 44 football games, and ton. and Charlie Warren, the red and white for a number of -Grants Pass scoreless tie of two we say about 20-7 won 34 of them, with two ending way of stiff competition, but as In The balance of the Junior High years and it is with that same weeks ago was a conference bat Callfornla-l'CI-A — California's all games between the two scools, in a tie. That's a winning per- schedule follows: tle. so the one tomorrow will be outfit that Faber expects to grab little sister has grown up Bill "dope" means little If anything. just a "no contest” affair, not centage of .773 and, in any man's Nov. 9—Grants Pass, there. the game tomorrow. Spaulding will send a mighty Comparative scores say that Cox's league, not bad Last year, his counting in the standings Nov. 16- Klamath Falls, there. Parker Hess will be at quarter. Bruin of UCLA onto the fled and gang Is 14 points better than the Also. Klamath's win over Grants Junior High team was undefeated Nov. 23—Grants Pass, here Shilling and Leonard Warren at it will claw Stub Allison's Calif", SONS Oregon State Rooks beat and untied, and besides trouncing ------------- •------------- the half back posts, and big Steve Pass a month ago was NOT a con nia Bear about 6-0. all other similar outfits in the dis the SONS 20-0, and were barely Fowler at full back. In the line, ference tilt; their "standings" Stanford-Santa Clara — Stan able to win from Monmouth 12-6 trict. soundly licked St. Mary's Ray Barker and Don Gettllng will game will be played November 16 ford will win. Rather decisively Hut, all that Is past The SONS Medford, playing the other three High of Medford and Jacksonville take care of the wing posts. Bill Notre Dame-Ohio State — Oh' arc not looking backwards, their High, twice. teams only once apiece, will nat Wimer and Cliff Bromley the tack The Nation’s headliner. The two eyes are to the future, The Rook Basketball has enjoyed just as les, Bud Etzweler and Byer Put urally be tangling in conference greatest In the country. What can game Is a thing of the past as is much success as has football, if not games. man the guards, and Roland we say? We'll flip a coin. It's the Unfield disgrace of last week, more so. under the coaching of The Medford-Klamath battle to Scheidereiter, center. (Continued on page five) Nothing Is worrying them but morrow. then, will be a conference Rogers. In nearly every year, the game, as will every game Medford southern Oregon championship was that was to prove so all-important Monmouth, and if a desire to plays from now on in southern Or- copped by Rogers' teams, and the The unerring right arm and the Klamath's touchdown came at "knock the pants off that cocky five-year record for his casaba straight-kicking toe of captain the end of the third quarter after outfit from Monmouth" Is a worry, , egon. Ashland, at the top of the heap, tossers. Midgets included, shows Parker Hess gave Ashland High's a series of passes and a 15-yard then coach Eberhart will have an has played two of its conference 173 wins out of 214 games played. Grizzlies a startling upset victory penalty had moved the ball to the other helping of wrinkle-making And to over Klamath Falls High at the battles, with only Medford remain Or a percentage of 808 Ashland two-yard line. Atkins, ne medicine. Powered by a pair of touchdown ing to be met. Klamath Falls has make that record all the more high school field last Saturday, 7- gro halfback, carried it across on manufacturers. Mahan and Borden, played one, losing to Ashland last brilliant, those wins include games 6. a wide sprint around the Grizzly Saturday, and has yet to meet with practically every secondary Outweighed, out man-powered, left wing. A pass for the extra each veterans, Monmouth will pre and the underdog by comparative point was incomplete in the end sent the most powerful offense yet Fighting for the right to rep Grants Pass and Medford, And high school in southern Oregon. Full Tracking Schedule fail'd by the SONS with the pos resent the Medford district in the Medford, to date, has played not scores, Ashland outplayed the red- zone. And remarkable, too, is the fact Nhjftqg<Peltcans through all four International Far Western Dia any conference games; tomorrow The amazing Grizzly team, giv sible exception of the Oregon State that in hanging up that great rec mond Belt championships in Port will be their first one. And. in an attempt to and. with one swift, bril- en little chance to win before the Rooks land next month. CCC fighters out ord over a five year stretch, Rog^ ■«■<. thrust, scored and converted nullify the goalward spurts of game, kept the highly vaunted did themselves Oct. 24 to stage If you don't feel right ers has carried a full teaching the extra point, for the sweetest Klamath running attack bottled those two. Eberhart will counter the greatest card seen in Medford If you can't sleep at night schedule—the same as any regular victory of the year. up for all but that one touchdown with Max Glllnsky and Cliff "Red I" since the Elks-CCC bouts were If you moan and you sigh teacher--and handles lntra-mural After a scoreless first quarter drive, which was the lone time the Strom, most dangerous scoring started there. If your throat feels dry activities as well as coaching the that had seen both teams make but Pelicans threatened the Ashland threats of the SONS Bill Supeck, 155. Coos Head, If you don’t care to smoke regular teams after school hours. little headway. Hess, throwing all goal line. The game at Monmouth tomor- smashed his way to a second round If your food makes you choke But, what a fine job he has caution to the winds, faded back knockout over "Red" Knight. 157,1 If your heart doesn't beat And Ashland, with Steve Fowler row will be the final one for the done! Space does not permit nam to his own 20-yard line and cut and Ken Shillings, the ex-left end. SONS before the season's windup Upper Rogue, to win a sensational If you're getting cold feet ing all the athletes he has sent to loose with a beautiful 40-yard toss hammering straight ahead for big at Chico the following Saturday. main event. Tiger Curran, 157, If your head’s in a whirl Oak Knoll, took a close decision Why not marry the girl? high school, well grounded in fun to Jim Barker, big sophomore end. chunks of yardage, was deprived over Gordon Houston, 156, Dia —Flying Chips damentals. well poised, experienced who took it on the Klamath 40 and of another almost certain touch inspired football, with Hess, Fow ------------- •------------- mond Lake, in a slam-bang semi ler and Shilling in the backfield in competition, who have shone final that left the crowd divided "A burglar broke into my lock brilliantly for the Grizzlies. Some sprinted the remaining distance to down by the half time gun, the ball and Bud Etxweier and Cliff Brom the goal line. resting on the Klamath Falls ten- ley In the line, standing out. Etx on the decision. er last night." of his boys, however (and you all Hess then split the uprights with yard line as the half ended. The most entertaining, if not "What did he get?” weier, especially, shone on defense, (Continued on page five) (Continued on page five) ' a place kick for the extra point I The entire Ashland team played coming up with many smashing "Practice." tackles. The win lifted Ashland to the top of the Southern Oregon Con- ference standings and made it cer tain that again It would be Ash land and Medford for the champ ionship. To Enter Game As Slight Favorites After Fine Showing Against K.F. Grizzlies Upset The Dope Pot in Klam. Falls Game SUPECK KAYOES KNIGHT; CURRAN BEATS HOUSTON EVERY SAT. 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