Friday, October 29, 1937
Hunting
Out Sports
^Hj LARRY HUNTER
,
SATURDAY'S gum* at Eugene
was a classic example of wliat
ii darned good football team cun
<l<> against <>f couple of individual
stars Not that < >SC didn't have
stars as well as Oregon They hud
J im - Gray's slashing runs and KI*
iiut
Kollaug's cork-ln-the-bottle
defensive play would show up on
uny field In the country like the
Cullinan diamond in a flve-and-tcn
allow window And, ua a matter of
fuel, Henor Kolla-rg lost a yard
only once on offenac But the thing
which really was outstanding wan
the perfect help Gray and Kolla-rg
got from their teaminatea Every
Beaver lineman waa up on Ilia
tiM'a and, any time a substitution
waa made, the new player waa aa
gorsl aa the retiring one or per
haps lad ter bt-cause of being fresh
Whereas, for Oregon, although
Smith. Gray heal and, particularly,
Jimmy Nicholson showed at «aid
momenta the skill and flush for
which they are famous, It ulao
waa clearly demonstrated that
they weren't good enough to win
a game by themselves Amato and
Nllsaorr did all they could to keep
the Beavers buck tart somehow
they got through and at one time
Smith was nearly forced to yield
a safety when five (count them')
Orangemen
burst
through
the
Welifoot line to rush his puss
Another Oregon pass came out of
their own end zone
lire dog mill stick devrlp-
lion fits well. Throw the «tick
and the dog will go after It
iuk I bring It back repeatedly
—Oregon would get the bull
Into fairly safe territory every
now and then lint (iSC id-
ways carried it back to the
short atri|>ea methodically and
With apparent cum *.
< < f
Closer to home In f<M>tball prob
lems Is the current suit brought
•guinrrt Siskiyou Union high school
uiatrict of Yreka by attorneys for
young Raymond Finley, asking
damage« of I34.HHO for injuries
sustained by the boy in 193« while
puiying on the flinty Yreka grid-
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
more than a breather for the
llowerman boys, that get-to
gether may not turn out to Ire
a pink tea.
Way off In November, two
weeks from now, Medford will
have to scratch ami pull leather to
Isut the Grizzlies Just watch and
don't say you weren’t warned!
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9
9
On paper, the SONS are beaten
before the opening gun of their
homecoming game tomorrow af
ternoon Monmouth has tied the
redoubtable Oregon Frosh who
have turned In two wins over the
OHC Rooks and one over the
MONS However, as some Joe said,
"Thereby hangs a tale!”
Monmouth also had to dig in to
tie the R<s>ks, beaten by the Frosh
by about the same score us were
Ela limit's boys Ho, why can't the
proverbial
black-and-white
be
read to prove that the local Teach
ers have an excellent chance to
hold ONS on even or better than
even terms
They’re due for u win—Ash
land isn't in Hie habit of lim
ing homecoming tussles ami.
In hut, have lost only one out
of eight and that to Mon
mouth last year, making to
morrow’s game even more Im
portant,
MONK
have
new
playe rs, new combinations of
play ers and new plays to fit
them.
To this railbird It looks like the
SONS wdl beat Monmouth if the
players think they can, but if
the defeatist attitude is accepted
because of previous losses this
season the local boys will take a
thumping comparable to the Hum
boldt HCOrr
I-IRS I BAPT IST <111 IC< II
< buries E. Dunham, Pastor
<’hutch school meets at 9 4fi
a m, R L Walker MUjMrrintend-
ent
Morning worship at 11 o’clock,
"The Optimistic Pilgrim” is ths
subject of the pastor's sermon
The Young People's union will
Page 5
Ashland Pair Join
Army at Vancouver
Spencer, son of Ray Spencer, route
1. recently passed final tests for
enlistment in the U S army, ac
cording to notification from Major
H 11 Bagnall, Portland recruit
Randolph William Cullop, son of ing officer, and are stationed at
Mr and Mrs Walter J Cullop, Vancouver Barracks prior to their
223 B street, asid Robert LeRoy
meet at H 30 p rn
'Hie evening service at 7:30
o'clock, the pastor will preach, his
subject la-ing "The Reward of Wis
dom "
I'mytr and conference meeting
at 7 30 o'clock Wednesday night
early departure for regular posts.
Young Cullop will go to the
sixth coast artillery at Fort Win
field Scott. Calif., and Spencer will
embark soon for Hawaii where he
will join the coast artillery corps.
COLD,
CLEAN
and
GOOD—
WRESTLING!
<»
8:30 Monday Night
3 ALL-STAR MAIN EVENTS
MEDFORD ARMORY
The Three Pals
That Jolly Well Make
Beer A Pleasure!
Ol R STOCK of FINEST QUALITY WINES INCLUDES
DON MARCO
ISCO
CRITERION
DEL MAR
Bohemian Club
AL BROWER, Proprietor
‘KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES’ — Eddie’s Spelling Lesson Makes an Impression
By POP MOMAND
non.
Ash'and has been lucky so far
in not having to buy any expens
ive balm of that kind, but any
thing Is liable to happen on a
granite-topped field like the I imu I
one or. for that matter, Fu.ler
field where the SONS eleven prac
tices, which looks like a drawn-to-
scale i ei,< t map of tlx* Himalayas
It takes no great mathematic- |
nui to figure out the fact that
seven or nine turT fields could be
M CSC AL IKE
| K>0
Ami then. Instead of the kids
picking gravel out of their hides
after
giitncs
and
scrimmages
they'd have a fighting chance of <
enjoying the game at its ls-st with
out flirting with infection dangers '
to do so Also, fans could sec foot
ball, not a vast animated mud pie
like th«- recent Ashland-Grants
Pass game, and could be reason
ably sure that more of the SONS
home games would be in Ashland, j
not Medford
r r *
Hazards
notwithstanding, O'
Connell's high school gridmen are
in a good way to bring home the
bacon in the form of a southern
Oregon conference championship,
come Armistice day
Always a
team to take the breaks when
offered, the Grizzlies managed to
score
against
Klamath
Falla,
something
the
highly
vaunted
Medford offense was unable to do.
It looks right now like the
Grizzlies are likely to find
Grunts Paas tonight it* tough
ns Medford, what with the
fact that the Cavemen beat
Yreka n-ceritly by the same
« »re as did Ashland. Still, If
\shlund take« that chance so
dra-s Medford, and although
(«nulls P ims I h not rated high
enough In the Pear Clt.V to Is-
S’MATTEk FOP—Now Two Toot», Meaning Cleared Track
Punish This on Your Piccolo.
THEM DAYS ARE GONE FOREVER
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