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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 6 Hunting Out Sports ms u By I-ARRY HUNTER, LXHJAJWING a rather disastrous 1 afternoon last Saturday when the Weed high school fitotlsill team manhandled them from every angle to win, 12-0, one would na turally expect the Ashland Griz zlies to be down in the dumps tuid looking for a high place from which to jump. TONIGHT ONLY Quite to the contrary, how ever, the young rascals are as shirty ik bunch of boys this week U n ever donned the red mid white uniforms for Ash land. • SATURDAY • 2 BIG FEATURES 2 SENSATIONAL! The Inside Story of America’s Greatest Menace! “BLACK LEGION” with Humphrey Bogart Ann Sheridan Dick Foran PLUS THE FARMER BOY who KNOCKED OUT THE CHAMPION- BUT WAS K O 0 BY A PRETTY, FACE’ Red Blooded ACTION! JEAN ROGERS TOMMY BUPP WARD BOND ? EDDIE BORDEN Frank SHERIDAN WANT ADS OESER S SUPER Service Station The LATEST up - to - datf : SCOOP BLOW BY BLOW Complete 15—Rounds—15 Come, Decide for Yourself the Winner! Plus EDWARD G. ROBINSON BETTE DAVIS in “KID GALAHAD” It will be tough picking for the Grizzlies but. if 8kect O'Connell and Bill Bowerman, Medford men tor are any judges, U m boys will combine their power which ex hibited itself all too briefly In mo ments last week with a little sea soning to be one of the toughest teams in the conference this sea son. 111 A fur cry from the current foot ball fever, baseball is giving a few dying kicks hereabouts, uh dem onstrated by the preparations in progress for the games to be played this week-end at the Jose phine county fair between all-star teams from Josephine and Jack- son counties Wally Rickert, Crater second- sacker, started the ball rolling as Jackson county manager after the offer from Fred Roper of the fair board, attempted to shift th«’ bur PRCIFÎCJ inTERnnTionnii LIVESTOCK^ Exposmo 4—348b NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION General Ijuid Office at Roeeburg, Oregon LOUIS FARR FIGHT Even with all their new galiusl confidence it must I m * admitted that Ashland high took ii had break in the tciu |H«rury loss of Kenneth Itcll and Jack Weaver, linemen who were Injured in Satur day's tilt, ami the permanent absence of * Tiny ■Ionen, Ino» kethall star w ho tías I hm ’II playing right end but decided Tuesday that he uould save his strength n lot better by dropping football. Saturday the backfield had all ' they could do to get to the line of scrimmage before so many U’HAT'S the use of waiting for Italians and Negroes hit them that ’’ football season to get well they thought Mussolini and Haille under way before knowing how Selaisse were settling another the Bear will look as he leaves grudge right in the middle of the his den, what the Duck will do to Ashland gridiron! They were just the Beaver, how the Cougars. Hus about as active on the offense as kies. Indians and other fauna of a spring lamb and had the beau the Pacific slope and parts east tifully timed defense of an ostrich. will react to the referee's whistle" Boys like Jamie McNair, Joe Jes- Why clutter up your mind with sell and Steve Fowler, who looked reams of statistics and bushels of like little All-American candidates figures’ Even if you are smart in touch-football practice, folded enough to pick tile right team up, with a few excepting plays, you'll probably have your mind I like a 20-year-old opera hat. Now they say all that Is over changed on the eve of the game when the coach issues the usual water under the bridge. Wednes night they scrimmaged statement that half the boys have day I "charleyhorses" and the rest of against the junior high sch«x»l and I them lost arguments with the did it well which is no mean feat because that junior high eleven dean's office! averages 142 pounds to the man I^et Dopey pick them for you mid is tutored by Earl Rogers, | and be sure of one thing—if he's who knows his onions about foot- | not right, he's wrong! (All dis ball, and has been giving Ashland 27 th Annual satisfied customers will have their teams their fundamental training | losses reimbursed cheerfully from and background for several years. | an unlimited supply of old bottle A new tackling dummy has caps, bone buttons mid discarded helped the Grizzlies no little, and street car tokens.) Coach Skeet O'Connell has not For the first week’s book are spared the horses when it conies | the following selections: to drilling on blocking, tackling, WASHINGTON - IOWA: Con- and some new offensive plays | trary to some of the experts. glaring weak spots last week. Dopey sees the Huskies husking a As for the boys themselves I little tall corn at Seattle Satur well, if you can take the word of day. Washington by a touchdown Fowler, Carter. Warren. Gregory, H0R5E SHOW or two. Scheidereiter and others, here's OREGON ST ATE-IDAHO: Joe what they said, "Boy, we're really and RODEO Gray and Elmer Kolberg will spoil clicking for the first time this the opening of the new stadium season! We could beat that Weed PORTLAND. ORECON at Moscow by at least a half dozen outfit in another game mid we points, much to Wally Beery's dis won't miss during rest of the sea October 2 to 10 gust. 19 $ho*> In One son!'' OREGON-UCLA: Playing in the Bob Adams, chunky 155-pound II otro» under on« cool of the Los Angeles evening fullback for the juniors, was rue roof Eihibitt of Friday, the Ducks should beat the fully regarding his lopsided face pure brad Lira- Bruins if Smith. Rowe and Gray- tlo<k.Oog»,Pouhry. beal see action. Otherwise they Pal Stock,Wild tifa. may lay an egg. Manufacturad and USC-COLLEGE OF THE PA lond Producir. 4-H CIFIC: The Trojans will get a Club ond Smith ■ cheap second-hand lesson from the Hvgha* Vocational Education Wo>k, dean of coaches, A A. Stagg, and olio Horw Show and Indoor Rodeo will romp to an easy victory over the Staggmen. The score? Figure CALL Jordan's Sash and Cabinet Works for your window and it up on your own comptometer. auto glass Phone 161. (47p) STANFORD-SANTA CLARA: The Broncos will buck a bit but WANTED- *-j h.p. heavy duty there will be just too darned many motor Call at Miner. (47c) Indians. Stanford. 13-6 CALIFORNIA-ST MARYS: St WANTED—Invalid's wheel chair. Marys gets out of financial diffi S. L. Allen, 96 Laurel St (47p) culties last week only to find other trouble at the paws of the FOR RENT—Four room apart Bear Cal by iwo touchdowns. ment for four girls, 2 large bed WASHINGTON STATE-GON- rooms. 152 Sherman St (49c) ZAGA’: Take down that "Beware of the Bulldog” sign. The Cougar DENTISTS 858-370 E. Main St.—Kat. 1022 to win, 18-0. OHIO STATE-TEXAS CHRIS DR. R E. WALKER TIAN: With fingers tightly cross Phone 178 ed. Dopey whirls around twice and ★ Sweden burg Building goes into a trance shouting in a whisper, "Razzle-dazzle wins for the Horned Frogs!" Closer than ELECTRICAL SERVICE a mustard plaster, though, and X. L. ELECTRIC twice as hot. MEDFORD HI-ALUMNI: The Phone 82 Tiger gets its tail in a crack. 137 N. Pioneer 3t. ASHLAND - YREKA: Ashland should win despite the Weed de feat last week, but they won't. It looks like a tie, 6-6. LEGAL NOTICES Motion Pictures in all the store windows after Wednesday's session with the high school ami wondering what lie hail done to make Steve Fowler mad at him Spectators said that the practice bore out O'Connell's «»pin Ion that his squad could not I m * judged accurately by the Weed game. SURELAY « 5 1 SURELAY À r FED HENS WILL GIVE YOU NOTICE is hereby given that Helmer Anderson of c/o E. C. Bartlett, Parker Mountain Service station, Keno, Ore., who, on May 19, 1930, made original homestead entry (Act June 9, 1916), No. 019085, for N&SW*4, SE(4SW>4, section 3, township 39 south, range 4 east, Willamette meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Victor A. Tengwald, United States commissioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 22nd day of October, 1937 Claimant names as witness««: Milton M. Seaman, Robert Edsall, Saylor Bailey and E. C. Bartlett, all of Keno, Oregon. GEORGE FINLEY, Register. 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Darrell l<eiivclis. out field, and Jack Balding, infield, have been contacted and likely will play on Rickert's nine for the honor of Jackson county mid a tidy cut of the gate promised by the fair board at Granta Puss Lowell Blown, IJthlmi poll- , sided pitcher, has been solicited for the games, mid may liui 1 one of the contests Í If Grants Pass mis had as poor luck at retaining their summer regulars this late as has Medford and Ashland, mid if Glendulc fails I to cooperute with the Chuiateers, they limy be fairly even games If not, the MerchantLogger team should win in a walk Rickert had planned on the services of l.eominl I‘at telson, lo cal first sacker, Cliff Mrla’an, catcher and heavy lilt ter, and pos sibly Pitcher Itoli llanly, It Is un derstood here, hut was doomed to disappointment when his last minute invitations to play found the three all departed for the north First practices were held last ■ •veiling In Medford but ns for us. it will require the worl«l scries III (Ictoher to chase football out of the limelight, even briefly. • Subscribe for the Miner today. 4 Ont of Every 5 Yds. 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