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Friday, Sept. 29, 1939 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 6 YREKANS TIE HINDSIGHT ASHLAND 6-6 ON SPORTS Ashland high school's Grizzlies AHS TRAVELS TO GRANTS PASS IN CIRCUIT OPENER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES Ä EVENINGS Kiddie« Irte Return Engagement! IRVING BERIJNS “ALEXANDER’S RAGTIME BAND” with Alice Faye Don Ameche Tyrone Power -------- and-------- ROY ROGERS in “SHINE ON, HARVEST MOON” -------- also-------- ‘The Lone Ranger’ THE first conference game of the x current Southern Oregon dis trict season will get under way under the lights at Grants Paas at 8 o’clock tonight when the Ashland High school Grizzlies clash with the Cavemen of the Climate city. Skeet O'Connell, Grizzly mentor, reports that with the exception of Nosier the entire* squad is in good shape and ready for a stiff battle with Loren Tuttle's Cavemen. Tough practice sessions all week have dug up several new starters who will get the call tonight Bost wick has edged out Herrin for the fullback spot while little Charlie Jandreau's consistent playing against Lakeview and Yreka, as well as his showing in practice, has made him a starter in place of Weaver at quarterback N'ewbry has returned to school and will start in place of Wseterberg at right tackle. O'Connell was unde cided yesterday whether to start Smith or Hawk at the center post but has given Brantley the call to replace the injured Nosier at left guard. The starting lineups of both teams follow: Ashland 1‘os. G. Paas Get t ling L. Clark UB Schilling LT Anderson C. Clark Brantley ___ ..LG Smith, Hawk c.... Young Hanel ............ Ri ; Fuller Newbry RT Smith Martin Silver .......... RK Jandreau QB Davis Clayton A. Warren ... LH Rush ............. RH Newman Bostwick FB Mitchell i urex they'll start in today where I they left off lust week If they do, and If Moseley and Elam coot lime Io hustle, the firework» will be well worth the walching. came up with another tie game Friday night. Sept. 22. when the Yreka Miners held them to a 6 to 6 acore on the new Yreka turf Piss, S set (Continued from page 1) of war." If the group of wom en 1« too large, the |»olice break them up anil order them to stop screaming. 111 up both M OTM I' M Miners opened with a brilliant passing attack in the first quart *r that carried the ball down to t io five-yard line and a power piny shoved it across The 6 to 0 lead looked good until the fourth quarter when the Grizzlies started a passing streak of their own Jandreau shot a toss to Silver that was good for about 40 yards and Jandreau plunged through the line from the five- yard marker for the score The try into the line for extra point failed. In the third quarter Ed Bost wick crossed the Y reka goal line but the referee ruled Ashland's ends offside and the play was called back. e 1 1 In the midst of their delibera tions on neutrality, members of congress from western states are finding time to express their doubt as to the wisdom of abrog rating j the trade treaty with Japan, which has been mutually profitable since 1911. Department of commerce figures show that Japan is the Dave Levin Will Be largest purchaser of Pacific north Next Schulz Victim west products and third largest buyer of American ex[x>rts TheI In Medford Armory Pacific northwest lumber industry will be especially hard hit if anil . L>ave Levin, clean-wreatling ex when trade relations are finally I heavyweight champion, will be severed, and already there is a j next on the list of Hans (Hitler) movement afoot to bring about a Shulz, the big na^i terror, when reopening of negotiations looking the pair clash in the top main to the drafting of a new treaty. It of Promoter Mack 1 dllard’■ will be pointed out that Japan’ has event card in the Medford armory Mon been careful to refrain from in day night, Oct. 2. terfering with United States in First it was Taro Ito, then Joe terests in China, that she has been Smolinski, and then George Wil progressively more important as son who have fallen before the an outlet for American wheat and onslaught of the cruel tactics of flour, in addition to forest products the tough German in the Medford and that the cultivation of amic house of cauliflowered ears luist able trade relations with the Monday Levin showed that he had Orient is essential to the prosper what it takes to tame tough ity of the entire western part of wrestlers when he took Smolinski the United States. Hoftard Demands by beating the Pole at his own 1 1 1 game and has vowed to stop the League Title On Upswing in employment in the German’s winning streak or else northwest, noted several Pete Belcastro. the Mad Italian Cup’s Inscription Pacific weeks ago. continues Industries from Weed, will return after sev building construction) eral months campaigning in the Because they won the Southern (excluding Washington state—1401 report southwest, to take on Billy Ven Oregon Baseball league's Shaugh- | in ing- -employed 56.481 in August, a able in the middle bout. V’enable nessy playoff championship and | five cent increase over July, will have to forego his scientific are the possessors of the Dom with per a payroll of $1.503.905. an maneuvers and take up brawling Provost president’s cup which is increase of II per cent. In Oregon if he expects to get over Belcastro emblematic of the Shaughnessy were 630 establishments re Speedy 1-a Rance of Michigan champions but which is inscribed there porting to the department of labor comes back to the armory after "For the 1939 Southern Oregon and employed 29.647 in Aug three years absence to tangle with League Champions.” the Medford ust. these an increase of 4 8 per cent, Smolinski in the opener During I Craters are laying claims to both a payroll of $742.297, an in his last stay La Rance's clever the Shaughnessy title and the with crease of 14 2 per cent. Part of! ability won him many followers ¡ regular league crown. the increase was due to the can and he is said to be even better : Crescent City tied with Grants ning season. on this trip, tipping the scales at Pass on the regular schedule and. It is worthy of note, however, . 203 pounds. according to an agreement reached ----------------- •------------------ that the payroll increase of 14.2 ; in an Ashland meeting before the per cent In Oregon was the largest schedule got under way, the win of any Chiloquin Speed.Tops state in the union, with ner of the regular session was to California second with 13.5 per I be declared the league champion increase, and West Virginia | Ashland Juniors 20-0 and the winner of the Shaugh cent with 13.6 per cent, this latter ac nessy was to be only the playoff counted Little Ralph Ince, Chiloquin for by thousands return titleholder. backfield ace, romped across the i ing to the coal mines. Of the 48 Now because their cup says Oregon, California. Wash goal Une in the first, second and they rule the local baseball roost states. ington. Virginia and Color- , third quarters at the high school and" because they walloped the ado were West Friday night. Sept 22. to give double the Increased pay field coast nine four out of five games. rolls of the remaining the Ashland Junior high school a states. Paul (Hoosier) Hoffard is de- i 20 to 0 defeat in the first season see manding the title with no strings tilt for both teams Department of agriculture attached. Despite the one-sided score, the is trying to learn what the Grants Pass had planned a one- Ashland boys gave a good account Euro|>ean war means to the game playoff with Crescent City I hop industry, Oregon being ing of themselves. They tore to determine the regular schedule through the Chiloquin line for the principal producer in the winner but their trouncing at the 1 United States. Hitler has cur long gains and outkicked their riv hands of the Craters in the all evening. Billy Elam def- 100« MOTMfR MV SI ROST CARD tailed hop production in tier- [ als WAS (tsr IN SCHOOL Shaughnessy finals have changed initely estabUshed himself as a many, using the soil for food their minds and besides the coast season threat with his speed and production. Poland's hop crop boys have long since hung up shifty footwork Jamey Moseley has, apparently. been de | also their suits. was outstanding. stroyed. England Intimates no “It's a funny deal,” Hoffard re Al Simpson's boys took the ball ho|>s will I m * im|H»rted, and marked. “If Crescent City and j into scoring territory several England has heretofore offer Grants Pass don’t play their times but their attack bogged ed a market to the hopmen of game, no league champion will be down at crucial moments. Chilo the Pacific northwest and named. Here we are with playoff first two scores came on Incidentally, no I I quin's wins over Crescent City and ’ California. line smashes while the last tally German hops can be ini|»orted Grants Pass and all we get out was the result of a pass. into the United States unless of it is the ’playoff championship.' ! they come by submarine mer What’s that, anyway? We want i chant vessels, a tdMne suc acreage in excess of that planted the league pennant, the whole undertaken with for harvest this year. works, and I think we deserve ! cessfully chemicals in the World war. 111 them!” President Roosevelt has ap Fireworks will come when the Mr. Hoffard, others say. seems proved a program to expand the Dies committee investigating un- to have forgotten the agreement acreage vetch and winter American activities undertakes to reached in the pre-season league pea seed of in hairy Oregon and Washing- ' place several members of congress meeting. ton and to make loans available on the witness stand to ask them ----------- •----------- year on seed produced in questions based on speeches they • Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harp of next 1940. Basic loan rate will be 7.25 made on the floor. . . . All sorts — Better Lessons — Tennant. 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Main—Chiropractic Physician—Ph. 170, Medford, Ore. i 1 1 • WANT ADS • D I N «I LITHIA “iHE MYSTERY PLANE” ' £ ETTER LIGHT SUN «MON »TUE 1 Starting out with an encourag ing burst of enthusiasm and robust By 1 TOLD YOU SO I school spirit this year, students nt i Ashland High school aie building up nn infectious attitude that will L'Olt the first time this season go far to boom athletic gates the mighty mites of Ashland 'through the season Junior high school tried their met Particularly me they indebted tie Friday evening on Chiloquin's to Eleanor Coonibe. girls' health frosh, who all but beat them back Instructor, whose drill team has into a plowshare blossomed into an outfit of which Coach Al Simpson's lads weren't the entlie community lx proud The a total loss by quite some null gin. girls, Icxiklng ax cute ax n JKKM) however. The game wax the first bill, have devised costumes that football experience for every play are flattering to themselves and er on tin* Ashlund team, last year's to the schixil they represent r.quad almost to a man graduat Another Impressive picture ing into high school where a half tail one that the average fiui dozen of them are regulars With iuii I student never saw, wax such inexperience, th«* confident, that of busy mother» buying veteran Vniloquhl kids had effec material. scissoring it, fitting, live war medicine for three quart stltelilng, hurrying to com ers. during which lime they col plete the costumes that were lected 20 points During the final unanimously admired. \ right session, however, the green Ash fully promt group of mothers, land Juniors began to get the gen Inconspicuous In the iHii-k- end idea of the game The ball is g round, drew their eomiMMisn- supposed to tie carried toward the lion for hours of hurried work enemy's goal, not your own Once and substantial <n»h outlays that fundamental began to seep In semilng their girls onto the Into AJIIS headgear the Vanish field happy In their glittering, ing Americans spent a spell land resplendent outfits. ing on their hip pickets If the fixitball team now will put as much work Into their game Offensively and defensively as have the drill team, their moth Ashland had lint two out ers and Miss Coombc, Ashland standing players, the smallest should see a victorious end to shrimps on the field—Billy tie scores Klam and .lumey Moseley, Moseley burdens the toledos with 115 |M>iinds of sickiini while Elam spins till- (lull to 101 after a heavy meal. lint had it not I mm ' ii for the two, lc | ht Word |w*r Insertion tti<* Chiloquin boys would have run their plays over the Ash FOR HALE 192» Ifcxlge four, land bench, Coach II Simpson excellent motor, fair tires; a and all. Both Moseley and good buy. cheap, terms if want Elam unlaced shoestring* nil ed 177 Hargadtne evening with low tiu-klrs, bringing down the big boys FOR SALE New and used desas, • with a thud that shook the filing cabinets, swivel chairs and Fort Klarnatli Indian agency. safes Medford Office Equip Highlight of the night came ment Co.. 32 North Grape street, when Elam scampered nearly 20 Medford (4»tf) yards through a broken field be fore a high-cheekboned husky de scended on him with lumbering ponderousness Billy never falter ed, but stiff-armed the tackler right in the mush and pivoted around his pan t»r an additional five yards Fans almost went nuts \ HOME OWNED THEATRE and the Indian with a face full of field did Final minutes of the game reaehed such a frenzy of excite ment that even seven-footed Paul : Friday, Saturday Brady lurched his 240 |><>unds into a galloping ball carrier and brought him down with an almost fatal oof! The Juniors may lie too old to believe tn wild west yams, but the way they kept their hel mets screwed on tight while so many Indians were on the war- with path Indicated they were going to lose nothing but the game. Al Simpson's boys will meet the Tailspin Tommy Medford Juniors on the Ashland field this afternoon, at which John Trent time no such difficulties are ex pected ax thoxe with the racehorse Marjorie Reynolds backfield and bulldozer line of Chiloquin's freshmen Simp be plus lieves his outfit will gather speed as the season progresses and fig- V t “The RED RIVER RANGE” with The Three Mesquiteers —plus-- News and Buck Rogers I : Sunday, Monday and Tuesday ‘DR. SOCRATES’ with PAUL MUNI ANN DVORAK a dim yellow light Aladdin*» abundant white light fill» the room for eye sab reading, sewing. »port» or pastime». In ^t» wake is a home of brightness and happiness. 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