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t rXOfi SIX ArFDFOT?T MATT; TttTBTTNT!. TFTtFOKD. OT?FOfW srmY. OCTOrrn 7. 10?. " ilSiffiSIlM WISCONSIN MAULS MEDFORD POINTS JK3I a yMBraiW tga ... MfJ I Kt UAPlt ZZ-b f UK bALtlVI bAl in iiTn n i ii n nn rimithcrii fallloini.i 7 1- l' lmu-i- I Oregon srorins: Tinuhilowns. I'oluls from iry "fur K'lU M DOUTHIT FIRST AT BAT IN BIG GAME Me, '! TEXAS EM IS TO L SKATTI.I-.'. ()t. C-r'-A lit -in-; I'Icvcn Irmn Whitman collrf todiiy hell Ilii' I'niVHrsity of WakIi in.ton HnskifH to nno loiir-lHiown iind a Iry Tor point. Wniililrmtiin : Hindu its lono niH'r.ilown in .Ii' 1 lirst quarter. .MISSOl'I.A, Mont.. Oct. . () I'lik-usim; u terrific attack ilnr lim the third period -which hroimht til roe foiichdownn, V;ihini.'fiii I State college defeated .Montana 1 n iversity 2ii tot; in tile fipentni Pa cific coast conference Kamo for each school. The (Yumiirs' best weapon wits i a crashing offensive witli tackle plays ami deceptive short end runs. , Montana was not aide at anv time : to ;iin consistently through the i visitors' line while the Coiwars hoxed the 'Jrb.zly ends frciiueiitiv. Wasliinton also presented a mucli atror.Kcr secondary defense. , H - f n ; f ' 4 ti l i4 a TUD! M.M'ISo.V. ! I. ii Tii:' ii-wli.u; 11 li.illi i fl ;i Oct. I,IK Wi I'll- o A'.'tcr at to mv, HAVY lOEPEOOtOsMi li.-f.ire II ut;iii:.l u: ntp Il.inil iitpl.ix Muiir.ini; ut -i i ! I I l NV.'.rc i;iin- ; v ill ...On M.et-tat.ii o S.i !i S li.i.lliall The I;; ih livi rina a rriishinit ile-1 to MarshlicM I'V a score id ; II, the Mcdf.inl lii-h school imiin f..! Salem lis-ili- 'I'"1' ; none. ., fS "" " Rr Soiilhern CiWloinia sfotins: iir ' Vnii.-liilmvii. Williams, (lailoway, , tilm' Williams. I'oluls from try alter, touchdown: illmnis, win i.u. , l inplfi'. .VtilliKiin; referee, ar-; nell- iield JuiUe. Dana; heatl lines- ( l ime oi perionb, u I .iii-l xl" i.:n... l.ilM.i-atiuy '" wind lie ust.l fH1 Hi. limn in i Jut to ri . 'nl(. them nlr- m ! man, Mci iuii. minutes. '.f ill. .1 their i-rv luplay ial-L:ain a ad . antav-e l'l Thi II. K v: . V m ' i ft H(jit Wii MI-JMOKIAL STA I J J I A I . IIKIt 'KMLKV, fill., Oct. ti. (!') Tin font (in U tvuiu n f the I'nivi i sit v of Califiirnlii ilcffiitt-d the Si. .M;u v'h tt'iim 7 In 0 in a MiK-i ly-t-oiit'.ilfil :tinc hero todiiy. The wlmn-rs sror (l th ir touch tlowii in iUv. hciond porlud as th! rcMjtl of .1 pass from Loin to .Norton (lint khImkI 31 yanlH. Hair ;nvi i lvd to j,-lc Ciillforiilu tho xlr:i point. Several tiiiio.s ilmiiiK tin- f im icHt Hie i:ai- julvant'd to with in the St. .Iary' l-ynnl Um hut larked the final un-h to put the hall over (lie tml line. Approximately ' tlO.'Hio av Ur-eoniv-'d. . Tim outMlatiflliiK play 't was I.oni, halfhat lv. w ho was the i mm I ii threat In th Cnlifertilii hatkfield hy reiiHun of his hulht like passes and hln iiinnlni; playt. Stennelt' Htarred f(ri rSl. Mary':. heeai:se of his loiK ininliiig and hard runniiif-'. "Tfly" Douthit, former Univerfiity of California baf piaysr w.ia the first batter up in the opening game which the Yankees won 4 to 1. Tho St. Louis fielder is shown swinging at the ball. Associated Press Telephoto. mAun datti re nnn !Uh!!U UIIILLu ULIULL b GONZAGA 10 1 Jl GOLF RULER., BEATS ESPiNOSA l'.anl .f. .Wil, AijfitUod lJre.-i: liprntK Write:' kst roixT. x. v.. Oct. t;. hV'j A fooll;;ill hunirane !ue:t f i Din the plains. oi .io-'Jiv-.n Texa. today. kwliI'mI and whiupd nhuiii AiitivV vaunto i gridiron warrior nuMl thf hair stnd up straight or iliH heads of l-'JU frantic cadets, and then hur.st and lriitereti uway on t he plains of U'twi Point. ' Army pulled our the victory 11 Mo 1-, thanks to !he it"t;in. fh.ei , footed lied C.le, who to.sseii, at) ! slewed and '-U'hered Ihrotwii ti! Mustant; delunso like a fed head, i ed. one man typhoon. C'a:-;Ie i' ; was who flipped a pa:s zwd le: ; t:l vards t i.'ati .Mark, Iiik em!. , in the first period, and then hrol e : JJs yards tlirouh the .Mustang ceii i tor lor a touchdown. ; The drama in the hattle. how ' ever, was not furnished hy C'aie land Captain Ppra-;ue. on the burly I Army heroes a dozen tilil bat tles. The thrill was in t!;o fiear . let and navy blue clad warriors 'fioin the scuth. fiuhtin' tlieir fi'lit ! in enemy territory, badly outnuni Ibi'ied, and cheered ot) only by thf thin ranks of a band which, mad" it! in 1u:ik (viwcr what it lacked i In instruments. Ma ' wee, . t :'ty ,f I'llH-.l d Vtiinii:'s ('uvl'os in tlie i tod:i. pilinu up 47 points ' nI. tin- st erne is, nt e1 inu a : t- n it-am for the fnt time, . led to even threaten the Mar i e.,,,1 j l..iiit :;.i.iiiiii .-:at in in iilMl in nior atiier Ui v. it'ies llie jiame. i eleven uiil ciitne here e: (ick.Ii. i'2'I tor 1111; first ;;anie with Meilteril in four years. The riv alry between the two schools is expected to make this the hi-i;et u,. mi lie. j lwe M -dli"-' has no came scheduled for next .v.iiir.aiv an., v, n. v.e .a e.:eii, . -condition to meet the Salem squad. FAIL IN THEIR ATTACK DWELLINGS 10 BE Slill BY miii!,. i "I,. I., i 'V lla "'ii'.ii..,-; hy is i. . .. (Continued from fane One.) l:l.lxi.!l.';T(i.V. lnd.. (i. t . j' Ira liana came fri.in lieliir.d :n :!'e lat i.crii.d tmlay lo wir. an ill leisellnnal haltle frunl Oklahoma in tu 7. Inilinna seore.l fir.-t on I'lllilles" phlee kick,' but flkla- l.'.r.i i came t-a.-k to di'lve the field and put Chun-hill fur a touchdown. (" irlf-on Ueddes Kin-rs Slum Striff Alapie Sherwood Metten Ciilmore Score ly 1.(1 C itc TI RE i.(ll I, lilt IMII! Fit period : (lowder I.iiit:i:;i'" Shaw Anthony Tappan Wiliiams K'lelson Thoniai Saunders SEW Vi.llK :!cv iy)n-- of anil alal cool e. are helns A nierican lias The tin.jeclcd fir fVi Plans ilwellini; 1 lie the s ilevcii.pi .1 iiclatii.n. houve is with prol.aldy is normal irht i us, I'nr experimental purposes. us lo cation has not licen fixed, hut likely to I." in the midwest. Th olijcctive is to work nut tile pus ,11.1 onomle praelicalillily casions ;w vi (lours will I,, li.llll; safe liiil I illOsuiriclelit i lolly Klr-tiaiu window closh, Icavery that .' : lated ,-,,; las iniehi . wlnilolv can e llle l oom. : Mhinueil to ( -ii ; lillles. Anolher iiuv the entire lion .lllii-e aliout 3 ,'.,' c; i nig enei-Ry than , :j 1 1 .oali'.l mvi liiiu.. p1'i , " "e eiUlv.-ie , .ain.iM.ii h-,--of cork. It ' I III-. pape, , slirayed on l.y an- BU Uiu silicale as a 1 .,,,!,.,. ' insuiallon woul.l .aliout three iiu-h e i - Mall of 1 20.0(10 to e"ccl house, line i.';i " fe.illl eel K,a hits ot "I 3 I;,- '"' I'ln,, :icli N COAST SERIES T 0-J Atdillind defeated the ( I rants I'as.s liiKh heliool football leain at Aid) land t !:. ?,n to in a Southei n Urenon distriet eonfer tnee Kuiue. ( ii ant.M I 'a sk Hi oi ed her point:-! nn a field Knal. Ashland's liuht Mid Kpeedy hacks ran at will thru : ho heavier ( !i antM Puss play em. AHi land cort'd tu touchdowns on lino bucks after forward passes had won ardac. I HI 'OK AXK, Oct. C (Pi The! ( nh crsily of Idaho and Oon.aa i I'ni vej - iiy 1'oiikIu to a hk lo ix . lie h ie today on a wet field. The : wpi'cd and pjnillnj; of Jonzamr , couolltiK Miroimly for the JUill-doK-s. and the tjnir forwai'd wall , of, Itlaho and her MUjerior weight ' ; making u ureal defense. Idaho netn ed In tlie t bird perl- j , od on an off taelile play and Oon-j J zjiy.i bin lied the line lor u toueh ; iIimv:) early in Ihe last period. ; iNetthrr team converted the Irv' I for point. The masterful defensive worlc : j ot t he 1 !iC-ioind Id. tho forward iw;(U during Ihe .sei'ond period hel l 1 lie ( Jon .ana us from orinu uf ler they had twice worked t hu jlall wtihin lit yards of the Ko;ii i line. In the punilnu duel which ; oi npied most of the first halt, j I nn i a ham, ionzaKu half bested : ! Diii'wIm r. Idaho captain. Idaho'n (-core came early In ,the ' third iiuarler an a culmination o:' a lua i t'll Hta t ied ;it ionzana'M -1 - -yanV line. Line mashin of Ihu ' hi I'aiil Hutchinson, ballba k. 'coupled with a forward pass., I lult hi iisoi! to I in roller, brunt: ht t the hull lo the one-yard line. ; 1 1 iiictui"ii ( lien went off rlulu laekle 1 1 r the score M'Ml.S'NVII.I.i;, On-.. Oct. i -( lV) Spec KeciieV Wlllametto Iteill'-i cats literally overwhelmed the! I.lnfield ctdh'Ke Wildcats here on t he Kt id iron today, winning :tii to a. The feot e at half t lute, wis , " 4 to ii. ANNAPOLIS, j r.os'on Cdlet;o fool hall .Ine irk wood, nationally fa liiuiiH Kolfer will appenr at th l;oKtn- Uiver (iolf club next Thuir- SI'OKA.NK, o l. I both learns Kmarllnt; Ity . ii,-. hu ruh Associated I're.ss Hports Wiiter-. 'K A I IMS COl'KSK. Calii more, Oct, G. Leo Diesel is the m w kiut; of the nat ion's pi o fessionul olfeiH. lientinK Al K.s pinosa or Chicjito t; up ;uid r. to play in the final round of th chompion lomnanient today, the wiry professioiiiil of the l-'eni-inxre rou til ry club., W'hiLe Plains N. Y., ascended Ihe throne made vacant when be defeated Walter llacen In 'the quarter limils. IH't-el played Kolf that Would not be denied. 1 lis idinls were hearl-bi-cakers that, wore out his opponent even as Hbey had done on i he pi e hnis Uvh days when this ureal match player downed 1 1 a t;en and ( leiie Stivuzen in suc cessive ball I cm. Probably n r" did a man flight bin way to 'i title In fiisbion more Impressive or more worthy of a cliami.n. In Lsplne-a iie;;cl mil a plav- it who had won t be niedn I with! n spb-n.lid TO-7L' -I-IL ft.-- this dii-j f on it -ive- Km l'l mm la you I for - hie h par is but ?. a man w ho ! had played around par vlrtnall; '! all w eel( , shoot in n better Ko!f ov - j it the entire stretch than he, yet.! when It en me to the showdown It was I Hee.el whit could win the holes. Ksphiosa. althonuh put-' line, on a couniyeotw fi'.hi wtdl out of It when they went to lunch a f t'-r t he morning is hohv i .Md., Oct. ('. UV) -'lereat'.'d (he Navy team. H to u, lodav in a mm in w liieb the New t'lu-Ian I 1 relation I. eld Iho Middies at ! 1 irk and lunched a hurst 1 hat wound up In 'e;totiH -5 yard run lor a touchdown. A second strin-. leant succeeding the Navy's firsL l earn in the miildle of ihe Kanie. j came near to halancir-'r Iho Kcon1. j hut wiiH steii)ed within a yard, of ! ihe I oHton j;oal lino. PRI.WKTON. N. J., Oct. (J. ;, ! lUdlii!-. up the hinKi'Kl sroro any j Princeton football team has made I .since Ue war. the TUer varsity J opened its season today by defeat - i iiik Vermont ;"iii to not hin, I Princeton made LMi first down (hiring the anie and held Ve.nnoni j (o two, both the remits of for , pase in t he seeond half. Tl::er:t ndieT on their innnir-; at-j Muck to pile up til" decisive mar- I attempt lim o;:!y nine passes) ! and eompletiHK tliree. ('AMPUIPilK, Mass.. Oct. (. i,V) ! Harvard opened its lnolhtil! seas-j 'on here today with a :! lo 0 -W- , 'toiy over Ihe Snrinuil'dd V. M. a I A. eolleue. A.i atla-'k Hint met re!" Isisiancu only in the first ! ni-tled the ('ihnsnti four ;down;i a:id a field -;oal. I The visiting Hashed a forward SACIi AM KNTO, Oct. ti. iPi (letting to three Seal pitchers for 11 hits, including a homer hy Dutch lloiinian in Hie seventh, the last 'u.' ini; Saciamento Senators ol' the Pacific coast lea-'uie walked away j lortay with the thst aine of the i crucial three game series which twill deteimine their right to play I llie S-'ii Y runcisi'O Seals for tile i league pennant. The score was 5 ! to 1. I Lauii Vinci, big solon southpaw, i wa.i never in much troiihle, allow ! ing only six scattered hits, and re i eeivtr..; errorless support ; while ! ihe Senators weie almost inipartiel Mo all three Seal twirlers, making ;twn runs off Jacobs' delivery, one iolf May and two off Jones. ; Score: It II K ' San Kranciiico 1 ti Saerainento a 1 1 0 i Jacobs. May, Jones and Sprinx; ' Vinci and Koehler. poop e ev,.,-,. ... 'i 27-ROUNDS-27 JLJ? iL. JL A. XJ I I I 1 C0.A:W!LL HOLD With the new rifle range, loftited few miles east, of town near 'A ccinpletion. Company A of th period i Incal National (luards, are mak-touch-; i"g plans, through Captain Carl Y. rei:;wald for a number of compet itive shoots with the companies of pass attack in Ihe third ipiarter I Lrants Pass. Klamath rails and to advance HO yards to the Harvard ! Ashland. These matches will be one yard line but a fumble look i open to the public and will be held away their change lo score. ClIU'AOo, ords f'-r tra wi'i'c broken ears changed Oct. li.pV All ree ling In i"-::. fui ures yesterday when 1 ,a."i 1 ha nds on the ( 'hirauo row margin defeats In their gamcH .last week-end. Ihe Cuiversllv of ilay, In exhlbitionH. and In a four- i ,j,ho Vinuhiln and the Ooiiv.aj-a MJine, In which be will be Pit-1 bulldogs are walling to tear at ted against J. Chandler fcgan. ,.ln.h other's throats in the PrJs local star, ami runner up for ; ,.dtt -u uf tbe'r 17-year-old foot- allfornia stale title, .lark Hues- t r II lend ton, chili pro, end Sidney Smith are ihe remaining ncmherH the foursome A lal:e iruwd local KoIfeiH nit; expoeUd .tuunta ch - lV) Willi under nar-j with Dlee leading hy four up. The genial Al. worrietl, str' to come lijicU from behind In t h neM nine boles but t he best hi con The Woman Driver Hike to drive with Cham pionSparkPlusbecausc I know I'll not be annoy ed with engine trouble due to faulty spark plugs. Champion it the bettenpark plug became it ha an exclusive lilli- manite Intulator spe cially treated to with rand the much higher temperatures of the modern higrKomprea aion engine Also anew patented aolid copper gatket'tealfharrrmaini absolutely gaa-tlght under high comprea aion. Special analytla electrode, which, t lire fixed iparkiiap under all driving comlitiona. 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It !s thought that the i Inducement of a school credit lor military train. ni: as well as the : additional fee paid for each drill, i will prove .attractive to hih school ; bnyri who are ah'O eligible for this I activity. I 4. .sprint; t :eiu Oregon ails are read by ' Moulding company lo erv rbiv if here. l-'rame and j have plant To Finance Your New Home Through Our Convenient HOME LOANS which enable you to pay for your home as you earn on easy monthly payments, just like rent. If you are not yet ready to build, begin a savings account here and you'll soon accumulate enough to make the initial payment on a new home. Earn 7 per cent through an investment in our PREFERRED STOCK. Monthly savings at 7','. will soon establish a sizeable uest egg. It's a SAFE, PROFITABLE, AVAILABLE investment! Jackson County S -FT oinsr : Loan - ' Association A Place to Invest Your Savings Years in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Penny .;. MEDFORD'S NEW ARJ Childers Building, Near Bear Creek Bridge 1-2 Main Event Ten Rounds GENE GENE vs HER OF ASHLAND OF OAKLAND Six Rounds Semi-Windup PAT WILLING VS WILSON OF MEDFORD OF EL PASO 11 Rounds of Good Preliminaries ADMISSION: Ringside, $2.00; Reserved, $1.50. General admission, S1.00; Ladies, 50c; Children 50c. Tickets at Brown's and Cleo's Pastime and Nin uigcr's. Ashland. CTVSMimaaanaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaBaaaaa. i a vHave You Heard of the Plans. I now under way to make this a farmer's co-operative ex change that will be second to none in the state? If you have, remember that every farmer should help. If you have not heard all about it, inquire at Farm Bureau or k any Granger. Unity of purpose on the part of all farmer will mke the plan a luccess. Farsa Bureau Co-operative Exchange Owned and f)jf.td by Farmers CLAY D.PARKER, Mgr. 0 I 1 itMMMinMir 1 fluM &iuiMtjtoiii