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Junior High Eleven
Readies for Opening
Contest with J’ville
Promoter Mack Lillard has an
nounced that Joe Smolinski and
Hans (Hitler) Shulz, respective
Polish and German wrestling vil
lains. will clash in next Monday
night's main event in the Medford
armory. Both showed a fierce wil
lingness to meet, Lillard said.
A former heavyweight champion
of the world, Dave Levin, will
make his first southern Oregon
appearance against George (Wild
cat) Wilson in the middle event.
Levin, a 195-pound clean-wrestling
Jew, won the heavyweight title
from Ali Baba four years ago, but
himself was beaten soon after
ward. He is one of the best-known
matmen in the game.
Billy Venable and Taro Ito will
meet in the opening bout, which
will get under way at 8:30 p. m.
ADOLPHE MENJOU
'(¡LOUIS COSTELLO
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SOCE Gets $3510
Student-Aid Coin
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Of the $164.700 allotted to Ore
gon colleges by the National Youth
administration. Southern Oregon
College of Education will receive
$3510, it was announced in Port
land yesterday.
Students seeking aid will apply
to their colleges, where officials
will assign them to projects. Ap
plicants must be between 16 and
24 years of age. and are paid on
a work-performed basis.
BUYS HELMS RANCH
Harry Banks, Klamath county
man. has purchased the 204-acre
farm of Mrs. Mary I. Helms lo
cated seven miles south of Ash
land at the Klamath junction, and
will take possession Nov. 1. Mrs
Helms will winter in Hollywood
with a son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Helms.
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AND THEN THE FUN BEGAN!
Al Simpson, new coach at Ash
land Junior high school, is quite
happy this week over the pros
pects for his 1939 football ma
chine. Simpson has arranged his
bojn into playing positions and
states that all are showing a
marked interest in the game and
also an ability to grasp situations
Tough scrimmages every evening
gradually are rounding the boys
into shape for a hard schedule
which Simpson is attempting to
arrange.
Altamont Junior high of Klam-
ath Falls, former bitter rival of
the local school, has been elimin
ated as possible opponents this
season as they have incorporated
with the Klamath school system.
Simpson announced his opening
game for Friday, Sept. 22, with
Leonard (Pat) Pattersons Jack
sonville high school squad there.
Patterson has not yet stated what
his gridiron prospects are but is
said to be looking forward to a
fairly successful season
first year as coach.
Mad Pole Will Meet
Nazi Meanie Monday
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LISTERINE
-HALITOSIS
(BA1> BBEATM)
Friday, Sept. 15, 1939
(«rants Pass («rinds
( raters 8-0 Sunday
Steve Crippen amt the Grants
Pass Merchants gave the Medford
Craters a surprise H to 0 defeat
in Granta Paas Sunday in the first
of two out of three games for the
Southern Oregon Itaaetml) league's
Shaughnessy playoff finals The
Merchants h-d lloosier Hoffard'a
gang in their first trip to the plate
and were never threatened
Six Crater errors and Bill Fur
long's blow-up In the first inning
didn't help the Craters any Crip
pen was charged with the win
and Furlong was the losing
pitcher. Batteries: Grants Pass
Crippen to Wooda; Medford Fur-
long. Rathke to G. < ittsan
Tlie two teams will dash In
Medford next Sunday
HEvTNUi
SJSVKTDQ !
CAI.I.S REFEREES
Principal B C. Forsythe of the
Ashland High school announced
yesterday that all men who are
interested in being appointed as
officials for the ISw southern
Oregon high school football league
arc to be at the high school build
ing not later than 1 p m Satin
day. Sept 16. when the exam
inations will be given
HINDSIGHT;
ON SPORTS
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Coming to Lithia
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KNOW FAI.I.M NEAR IIEItE
With fall rains a welcome early
arrival In Ashland, this week saw
first snowfall of the season near
here at Hiatt lake, where the
ground was covered early Wed
nesday.
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We make watches keep time'
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By I TOLD YOU SO
IF SUET WILL DO IT. Coach Al
x Simpson’s junior high football
stalwarts should enjoy a tol'able
season this fall. Several of Al's
behemoths would make the beef
trust look like vegetarians, they’re
so ponderous.
Coach Simp-ton i» no Mickey
Mouse himself, but when he
crowds his way into a huddle
he has to duck to keep from
bumping his head on their el
bow*. One bulky player pass
ed the six-foot mark along
about the time he shed his
milk teeth. And his weight?
Well, it reads something like
the Polish casualty list as an
nounced from Berlin.
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According to the knothole patrol
which has been scouting Al’s ag
gregation. the juniors should be
able to hold their own against
Pat Patterson's Jacksonvillians
and a stiff head wind next Friday
afternoon when they play their
first contest. And if the well-blub
bered forward wall can get to
leaning toward their opponents'
goal it will require an anti-tank
gun to stop their smashing lurch.
Coach Simp, as he already is
affectionately known by every
junior high student in the com
munity, has been drilling his boys
on fundamentals, which the lads
seem able to comprehend and ex
ecute. Given more experience,
they probably will provide tough
competition for a number of jun
ior high outfits around these parts.
Al's only real problem this sea
son should be supplying drayage
to out-of-town games for his juve
nile tonnage.
Last week-end a coach's con-
vention was held in The Miner
office and the session required the
steady application of a mop, two
sponges and all of Arch Barks
dale's dry towels The place sound
ed like the maternity ward of
Community hospital with dinner
an hour late.
It weems that the coaches
had something to wail about,
too. Iw-onard Patterson from
J'ville started the black clouds
gathering when he related
how in his entire football turn
out of 16 Iroys, but three of
them had ever before seen a
pigskin off the hoof. And
(sniff, sniff!) along come
three Medford coaches—Bill
Bowerman, Russ Acheson and
Riney Cook—with a city-slick
er song and dance about en
ticing them away to Medford.
MAN’S CASTLE’
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Loretta Young
and Spencer Tracy who ap
pear together in “Man's Castle,"
coming Sunday to the Uthia
theater for a three-day run.
Clarke between sobs. "Down at
Rogue River we've got only one
player who ever heard of the
game, and Medford already has
subsidized him into moving to the
city of princes!"
Coach Simpson, who had con
tented himself with wringing tow
els for his unfortunate comrades,
only occasionally broke the si
lence with salty splashes on the
brimming floor.
When told of the session by
Hindsight, Millie Hulen of thr
Medford M-T s|M>rts depart -
HH-nt laughed and laughed.
Then, in more serious attitude,
he propounded his only clinch
ing argument in justification
of Medford's grasping athlet
ic tactic»: That'»
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nothin'—
y'oughtta see how kluinath
Fall's combing THEIR terri-
tory!”
At that point Hindsight threw
up his hands in despair and was
pleased to note a mug of suds in
one of 'em You just can't argue
with that kind of logic!
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