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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1937)
Friday, November 5, 1937 hart's boys play like they did Inst week they will rook the (looks by 12 points HT. MARYRHSF The < Saels win u tough one by a small score Sunday afternoon ASHLAND MEDFORD: This uffair on Armistice day will look more like the start of a new war than the celebration of the finish of iui old one The Grizzlies will let just enough wind out of t he Black Tornado to push over a win, though The exact margin of vic- lory escapes I topey at the moment und won't be entirely clear until after the game Thursday • TALENT • 1VELL, It was lack of ties that Dopey kicked about last Week und tics he got this time For Instant service l»e tied! The Beavers and the Indians Went goose egg to zero, the Cou* ars und the Trojans deadlocked nothing to blank and A A Stagg's buys pushed the galloping Gaels back to the three-yard line k once only to see the game end ’ cipher to naught. Of course there also were the usual bad bloomers which are in serted each time just to show that this column of prognostication is on the level For Instruire, take Marquette i Santa Clara surely did') And say, that Notre Dame h-im fooled all of us Swedes, didn't It? Oregon’s freshmen lacked a few dozen points of being as good us Washington's young sters but. dam It, Ashland high was better than Grants Pass and still let the Caveim-n beat them Now inaybe their hats will fi them again in time for the Med ford game Good old Albany, the Pirates lost as usual California went mer rily on her way to the Rose Bowl und Washington finally played footbull of u Hatunlay afternoon The HONS very nearly threw a wrench In the works in u thriller but Monmouth finally won, ami the Bend I-a va Bears were even better than predicted All In all und Ile» excluded —l>o|H-y plucked five from nine and ■•till has enough gall to release the follow lap ex- elusive ami unexpurguled <w lectioiis as being the young men must likely to succeed tonight, tomorrow. Sunday ami trnilsticr day : USC-STANFoRI > Closer than beer and skittles but a horse on Stanford CSC by not to exceed one-half of a dozen {mints DSC WILLAMETTE In spite of Stlncr’s loud wails there appears to Ire Home hope that ( »S< ' will win by 12 {»oints. CA LI F< HlN1A W A SH I NGTf >N The Bears will get over a tough obstacle by nt least one touchdown and one conversion OHEGON-WSC Oregon beat Gonzaga by 34 ¡»oints and lost to Southern Cal by 20 WSC tied both, crystal just about as soup kitchen java, let's get wet all over! The Cougars to win MONTA NA •( K JNZAGA Some- times known as Popovich vs Kat- arnatic. with the nod going to the former by two touchdowns M INNÉS< >T/\ IA WO Minnesota |>icks Up the loose ends and ties iowu In a naught while scoring three times themselves SANTA CEARA-SAN JOSE: Tile Broncos take a close one y \i.i-: 111;« IWN Frank about this Page 5 SOUTHEKN OREGON MINER J »avis and daughter, Vic Nrsd, sr., an<l Mr and Mrs Art Adams of Ashland • Itay and Ralph Hamilton have returned from Washington, where they have been picking apples for the last month • Mrs L Phelan of Nebraska ar- rived here Friday to visit hei father I S Crawford • Karl Allen and Kermit Zer loin of Yamsey camp spent the week end with their home folks • The Talent Camp Fire girls gave a Hallowe'en dance at the city hall Hatunlay night A good crowd attended. • Mr and Mrs Roland Parks of Malin were guests of their par ents in Ashland and Talent dur- ing the teachers' conveion in Ash- land Friday and Saturday. • Mrs Riley Niswonger of Chilo quin. Mrs Ada Steadman of Phoe nix and Mrs Cliff Garvin and 'laughter Virginia were guests of their mother. Mary Works, Thurs day. WRESTLING! u • I >1 Val> of Medford was a business visitor In Talent Monday. • A Ford coa< h. stolen from < ’liff Garvin Saturday on the street In Talent, was recovered near the summit of (read Indian Tuesday, undamaged • Hairy Hamilton and wife, und M in Nancy Higgins returned home fi om Portland, where they have been visiting the past week • Guests who gathered at the home of Mr und Mrs Will Max well Sunday to celebrate baby Maxwell's first birthday anniver sary Included Mr and Mrs Vic Noel, jr Mrs Haynes and daugh ter Alpha, Mr and Mrs Walter TÀ • Floy Young Medford teacher, I rf Klamath Falls and Mr. and visited at her home here last week- Mrs Ronald Gandee of Bonanza end while attending teachers’ in were visitors at the K. L. Gandee stitute residence here during the week- • Mr and Mrs Kester Gandee COLD, CLEAN and GOOD- The Three Pals That Jolly Well Make Beer A Pleasure! 8:30 Monday Night 3 ALL-STAR MAIN EVENTS MEDFORD ARMORY DON MARCO ISCO CRITERION DEL MAR Bohemian Club AL BROWER, Proprietor By C. M. PAYNE S’M ATTER POP—Juelt Went Into Reverse, for a Moment - — -tj-o-xr t-o ni, -»{ a va. 'Too *^se»j \ut -r^A-T exPweiitoM -A tjouta ~4ovt? dOL MESCAL IKE ’ ) “Backward, Turn Backward” b ? s . l huntliy KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES’ — We re Really Surprised at Al! By POP MOMAND Let a be CUnt Yale will win | by mm- pointe MICHIGAN - CHICAGO: This will be the biggest disaster to hit Chicago since the fire. Michigan gets out of their one-point win rut to really go to town SONS-OSC R(X)KS: If Eber- THEM DAYS ARE GONE FOREVER W allop This on Y our W ashboard. Steaks Really Sizzle at the Palace Cafe
