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Friday, October 1, 1937 Hunting Out Sports Mlty LARRY HUNTER QKEET ()’('(iNNEl.I.'H surpris *’ ingly strong gang of Grizzlie footballers will find their work cut out for them tills afternoon when limy meet "Tut" Tuttle's Granta Pass Cavemen In the first official game of the Southern Oregon con- ference It was no particular upset for the locals to trounce Yreka last week The surprising thing was the fact that they developed from a listless, ragged team to one which was a lulu in ull depart ments of play to do it. Of course, we all suspected that the ixiys had potentialities but to have them develop so much strength in a single week since the Weed debacle Is like waking in the morning to find it raining on one side of the house and clear on the other It can't hap|M-n but there it Is! In spite of the fact that Grants Puss took It on the chin, 6-0, from North Bend In their opener, It will not be wine for the O'Connellrnen to figure today's game a cinch Oregon State turned out a pretty fine pair of athletes in I^orcn Tut tle and George Hibbard, and with the help of George Erickson in making a team from a student body of over 700 student a they can he depended U[ mui to have a lusty bunch of Cavemen, al) holler ing for raw Bed and White meat' Anyhow, It will I m * Interest ing to compare the results of SOUTHERN OREGON MINER OM< tmlnlng when the Tuttle- Hibbard Erickson »quad clush- •w with the one tutored by O’t onnell, himself u wearer of the Orange O. » » » As for the team Itself, it's a crying shame that boys like the Grizzlies must show In a mess of worn-out uniforms which make tin* gridiron look more like a har vested uutoumn cornfield every time a substitute player comes Into the game dressed like a scarecrow! It must be admitted that there are an even dozen Jerseys out there which )<x>k pretty nice It alao must be admitted and point ed to with pride that the school board unlimbered the pucker string on the athletic fund purse lids week to buy 9100 worth of practice Jerseys, and some harness which will protect the team from unnecessary Injuries Now it Mena to I m * up to the public to attend the games more faithfully—back the team—swell the gates—arid give the student body enough money to buy outfits of which we cun I m * proud instead of ashamed. No one In Ashland 11 is si ever I m * ashamed of the way the kids play! t r 1 Yreka high, situated In u smaller town than this, invaded Ashland .Saturday with about 35 players outfitted like a college team, new Jerseys, team blunkets and every- i thing And even though the Mln- . ers were losers they were cheered by a large and effective band, each member of which was In uni form. Maybe Steve Fowler wouldn't lilt the line any harder In a new suit, nor Furman Garter pass any better Perhaps Warren, Gregory, Gettling, Brady and the rest of I lie first string are Just as classy players as they come, but it's dol lars to doughnuts that the second string would perform a whole lot better If they didn't have to take the field labeled by their raga- rnuffin clothing as scrubs And the whole bunch would get a lot more fun out of putting on their show in classy uniforms before a ca pacity crowd r f f Htill an unknown quantity, the Southern Oregon Normal squad will uncork their best Saturday afternoon when it meets the Al bany college Pirates Already the Injury Jinx has clip ped several of the SONS players but even with Al Simpson, veteran backfield regular nursing an old knee hurt and others hobbling WRESTLING! 8:30 Monday Night 3 ALL-STAR MAIN EVENTS MEDFORD ARMORY Page 5 about, the Teachers still must be slated as favorites to beat the Al bany college eleven, which has been used as a football doormat for longer than the oldest inhabi tant can remember. Ini'Idea tally, on the Albany lineup will be Cliff Bromley, former Ashland high star who started at Willamette this fall and later renegged when his former mentor here, Don Faber, showed him th«’ better »Id«* of life at Albany. COLD, CLEAN and GOOD- The Three Pals That Jolly Well Make Beer A Pleasure! OUR STOCK of FINEST QUALITY WINES INCLUDES DON MARCO — CRITERION ISCO — DEL MAR Bohemian Club I S’MATTER POP— Oh. Ho! The Fellah Forgot About Hi* Past Experience AL BROWER, Proprietor By C. M. PAYNE Bosses Won’t Hire People «¡th Halitosis ( BREATH) People who get and hold jobs keep their breath agreeable With th» br»t to rhô*»»«* fr<»m the»« day», »m- ployerw favor th» t>*rnn who la moat attr*»* live In bualnma Ilf« m in th» aortal World, halltoaia ( unpleasant breath) la conatderexj the wo rat of fault«. 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