Medford mail tribune., October 14, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

TACT. RTX
" ' mT)FO'RT) MATT, TtltBTTNE, 'fTCDFOTlT),' OlTCclO. SFXTlAY, OCTOrTTCT? 14. 1928.
STATERS AND COUGARS OUTPLAY NAVY CONQUERED SACS DOWN SEALS HI SQUAD DRILLS
MAUL'IY EOES CALIFORNIA BUT BY NOTRE DAME : IN FOURTH GAME FOR SALEM GAME
IN SET-UP GAMES: FUMBLES COSTLY:
I'HINCKTON. X. I.. Out. LV-iTi
The 1'nlvni'nlly of Virginia liclil
I'riiu ulun to a siorek-sa tin. ut a
i'alllH-r Klinliuiti this itfirnoun. i'
w.-ih tin- first tiniu in 'M years u
rivalry that I'riwi'ion v
m cl fi'!it th Cavaliers. The home
team hail
to win hy
i.4'i-
fT I'OINT
'I'he Army
swept lo all easy ll'jlitlipil over i.m-ll.-
I'rr.viil. iue rollee.. loilay II lo
Ueavv l'av,!rite a. l'lper tin-l Cmli- ''"-' " r
h(.,.c. ' of the walkover, the former ling
s,orir of Ihe ilay while CiiKla
X. Y.. Oei. i:i 1a(it liie hall in" position for turn h-
football team ,imvns with several lirilliant runs.
Oliiwilfl".! mlveriislnir cola rt-snlig.
SAI.KM. Ore, Oct. 13. (fl'i The
riiiveislty of OreKoll neorell His
loildulmvim illinium Willamette
I'lilverslly hen? loilay while the
lleiireiitH huekeil the hall over the
:line hut ouei'. liml the WeliloolH
won W lo tl.
Orr-ton was ahle lo convert hut
Iwu out of the six Hies for extra
points. .
Ori'Kon , M-oiiiiK slarteil when
KJUinlllor ran fifty yiirds for the
first toiiehilown, Khortly ufter ihe
lilllllu openeil. Another loilliter
was ulimcil over ill the speonil
period mid mml was kicked. VVII
lamette Hu ll (ipeiied up n passim;
Kame mid had the hall on '.ro
.din ten yard Hue lor tin- first
down. Tour bucks mid 1111 offside
penalty hy Oieiton enabled Willam
ette lo Hi'Oie. The kick failed.
Ii'onr additional OrcKon touch-
My Alan J. timild. Associated I'ress
Sports Kdltor
KOMJIKK I'IKI.I). CIlK'AdO,
Oct. I :t - (Ii -The Greatest urid-
lly Hllssell J. Xewhilld, Associated
I'ress Simrts Writer
.MK.MOItl.W. STAIIIl'.M. IIKKK
KI.KY. rnl., Oct. i::.- ,tv-')ii.
plnyed for most of the lirsi half iron spectacle American football
and on the shori entl of Mains from has ever known furnished the
scrlitiimiKc tluoiiKliout. (.'atiior- liackKioiiuil for Xutre Duing's
ilia's Hears, nevertheless played j ,.u ,,liy Mml 7 l() 0 ui.
heads-mi football today lo snatch ,lln,, ,), hniteruil forces of
11 Hiiiniihiit l.'Mt victory from the ,M. -1 i I I Slales .Naval academv.
heavier mid more powerful Wimh- i,.ore a re d shut lerliiK crowd
lllKlon Slate eleven. Illlol fil ially esllllialed III r.e'.IHlll,
All nleri 1 aiiioi 11 111 leinii was 011
Ihe Held, ll made up lor the
weiitht and power sniieiiorlly ot
Hiirpnsslitt; any mil uoiirliij; thai
llns lllstoirMic Id or any oilier has
handled for loolball. llu
visitors whose crushing , nvi'ii-ji'i-Hiwcil wiii-iUhh of Knuie
silKenih was checked lariti'ly
their own loose phiy
Thirty thousand persons were In l,,,, ((m of
Kockuc r.vh.i d a 'break" lale in Slibi-. strui-k bio
the third iillarli-r and scored the failed lo nviv
SAN I'ltANi'lW'li. ciet. t:i 11 '1
In oil'- ui tie' loist drawn en.
basebaH KlinV'S playeit lien- this
seaseii, SacranilMilo defealeii Sa'l
Kraie isi-o by Ihe close sruie of
1 to 11 in lie- fourth Kane- "I'
llll- championship of the I'aell'ii:
tl- tiaoHiii'iisbii of the l'a il'ic
(.'oasl leaKlie. ,
The ii-sulL pul lin- winners on
even terms wit It Ihe Sun l-'raieis-cans.
e.-o It I'-aiu iiavint; won iwo
panics, lull il lefl Sacraiiient'i
witlioul lb'- se,-ices of .lidlllll
.Monroe. sei mill bast-niaii. v.l.o
was liiloikeil liilnMls-lons wiiell
a hopper from Ihe lial of cussi'-
When fit-sl aid
Monroe lie wa-.
The Mi-dforil Inth school fool
ball leinii will stait Hard pracllc.
loloorrow, for Us ttaine ne.l"TiL
unlny III this clly Willi Hie Salem
hiub whuul. who d,-fc-ali-d ' lie- '
Wasco hlKb S'hool l-'riilay afler
liieiii, 17 I'i II. The Sit If 111 Italo
line a ml a li--bti r
llle locals. ,l,-d-lias
the edge, in
lias a ht-aJi'-i-
backfii-ld than
foril. however
expe' iem e.
'Ihe gallic will be Ihe biKKcHl
of tlie year for ihia city, wltii the
exception of tbe Ashland Kame. .
Arltlisllce Ilay, ami a record ;
crowd Is expertisl lo witness the,
culltewl.
Clflsslftml ndverllslni? L'etfl resulln
the stands nl the klck-ofr. I In
li'lillrisll speclade iiuloliled there
after saw the nun Io-iii Cointars
the Kame early i-'-mocil to a hospital f,
i.be.
downs cunie durluK the second isniml their way down me neiii
half, much or the yardaue beliie in Hie first period. Within slubi
Hindu hy Itohliison. flashy (ii-;nn pod back mid sent a perfect place
hack, oil loiiK runs. ; of homo, iheh- haltbnck star drop-
- kick siilllut throtmh the hnrs. II
I'OItTI.ANIV Oct. 1:1. oVi A ,.,. w. S r. a :i lead mid the
succession of tlremiu Slate colleue (l,l(,t(IU; tpiaiter ended that way.
tenuis overwhelmed ( oliiaililn mid t'omlnu hack In the second. Hie
I'acirie rnlversltles on Miilinomah n,., pciked up and hemin a drive
fleltl today to win their first don- mm hioimht them deep Into the
hie header hy scores of 11 mid l' enemy's terrliory. A tom-hdown
wlllioiil tiller own koiiI heln' ionni'd, Aitaiii In the foiirih t'ul
crossed. ffornla took aiivniilietn of 11 hreali.
'I he iiviihinclie of six loiiclidiiwiM 1, . hlockeil kick by Man
nitainst (oliimlila and seven iikiiIiisI : ITII m, kb-. w ho ilroppcd 011 Hie
iielfle wan the resuii 01 power ,p n,,, ,,ojnK jn yard line.
I .inn. halfback, went over Iwo plays
later alter a 'J'-' yaiil ron and llpo.
In the final period on a forward : vat ion
pass. j The
A poor pun! from the toe of
hi,- "Whiley" l.loyd. .Navy hack,
which shinli-d olf at a ipieer angle
and traveled only seven yards,
uave Notre Dame the hall on the
.Middle HX yaril si ripe. The Ihishv
lloosier backfleld, with .lack Che
vit;miy and John Xlemiec doin'-t
the heavy work, aided by -"Hilly"
llew, opened up the hit; chal'Ke. San
Tliev shlllled off tackle lo the Hl
yaid mark in a sin cession of short
thriisls. then chan-'ted minis us the
mm harked to end the iiuarter.
Kallie lusted ' hours and
fi o minutes lllio-e I llii ll llolll- hom
er than llle uvcraire playing -Une'
ill a lealtoe mime.
A ulitnci- .-11 llu- inning scores
and tbe bit column told tile slorv
of llle long gallic: t Weill y-olle bit--hy
Sacraiiu 11I0 anil twenty bv
San l-'la ncisi-o.
Sio-niinelilo 1 -I -
l-'rancis, o II - 1 '-'
I'l-anilall. II a c b a c. I Ion iit-'.ly.
Vlnel anil Koebb-r: .Mays, .lones.
Malls 11 ml Hprlnz.
shown in I'Verv department In
heavier lillleglmis IIS passes, end
runs, line smashes ami good de
fense kept slate tenuis scoring or
mil of ilarwr throughout, iliunes
were shoileiied to III mlnille ipiar
tors or combined scores prnhahlv
would have passed the hundred
mark.
Though Hchlsslcr used hut 11
skeleton ol Hie Hist loam tor al
halfback, converted Hie trv for
1 ,1 ilii I
five limes llle Coiignis had kicks '
blocked. Heveral tllllllilew lidded lo
the looseness of plnv. Thus the
northerners wen- beaten hy their :
own blocked bonis,
STANI'nltll HTAI'U M. U.l la
least a iliartnr ugllllist each leiim, ,, ,dliug op lute Inlowiis wllh
1- men shared In the scoring giv- j moiiotoimiiN i.-golaiiiv, a stun
ing Hie Couch a Hue on IMisslblll- fnl, f..4.llp: tl team eiiiiinisil o,
ties for the llexl lllnlor clash Willi ,,. 1 ;,i l,n,l nili: me 1
V. S. C. next week. A Utile ll ' I ,-i ii-lu il a I'ghtoi I uli. isllv ol
half hack. Tommy DrMiuin. lootned cii,m m Ang' bs nnoi l-v
as 11 coining sensation when he (-,.; In n I' m ifo -
scored IL' points 11 ;iilnsl l ohiinbla. ,.,,f,., , , ,, K ,. in-i ,- i.-hy,
mid Inter added seven against I'a --,, ii,,,n,, i,Mt ia-,s-,i. u-.-n- or
if ic to mal.il him high point mail ,,. i,, ,1,, ,,0,11,1111; with Ho
or the game. iMapie. slni '1'isl cr. : S, fn,Mi ii,i, Tl.ier l"H '
was evidently under orders lo try ,.,.. ,.limi, m the Hi st pi t pel
out all reserves, iih he alwnvs I all- , V ,i-ii l oislei . spei ily halfback .
nil other hacks lo lake the hall lJlll(( i,k..ff and d.isbid
over, llllllollgll lim ing llle. Illll- ., ,,, nn.oigli II tillr- Slao-
lllue he was In he threw his usual f,M i ,,., a mm lolnw 11
iieeiiriite, imsses unit was strong
on Hue pluii iliig
ffuglics and ThnmpMiii. Hie Ha
wnlinn mid Indian hacks, were
used In iHith Kami-1. IIiiuIich show
lug a imweimi siilf arm and
Thompson an uceiirnte loe con
vim Him Tour 0111 of five point ti les.
('olllmhill lollglll ''.llloely hut Hie
line was onalile In Idlilld Hie su
iierlor force. I'nclfle gullied only
hy Ihe passim: route hut never
consistently to threaten. Those
storing lollehdownH were lliinnll.
S. KWell i. Illlglles, SeisillllU. Willi
lock. Xicliolsoii. Hurke. Slrllf.
Wood, lairsoii. l,olnt tries Tlioinp
son -I; liiplt t. QwMi. Hiiuofs nnil
llryiuui.
HE FIRST WIN
TO HALT HUSKIES
KTADU M KKATTI.K. Oi l U - t
i,Vi -- lilni't-i iurw lliHt thv I11 -I t
rh.inrc for vtrturv M'tii a i m k '
4iiid ilt'ti-ritiiiiol mi k nl 1 . rt I
from the haunt h i( i hi' I Hlvtrltv
of .Muiiiiinn lulu Hit" hot fsihH- i
ilium thin 11 ft-tn ,itiM n h"
n( timr1tliiK the 1 1 iinkl ft of Hit
I lit ri v til ft -111111:1. .n in tin tr
rirt 1 ; t(lr !-onnt i nti(i-rrliri Vm
t;iH liiiiflt' nf th trH".n
I lilt the ftitrful I'tiil tKritillnc
IIIHlHIIlMtl- Of Ul tir.IlM t'tl'tl !lir .
Iirlsfil lilnH'ir uhrii hv rtui ritni
li.uit over lite flrtxrlli' nii'l I'fiit'tK i
it from llit fininH wuh n to,
VliloiV
Tlii- Aloniiiiia flthl hihI itrnn
(nation hi'hl h.-ii u tlir wshtp ;ton
Ktwir ilurlni; tin firnt nrniiltT hut
Un- vitv f(r-t plav tn tho trcnitd
Ut'l tnO OHW VI lick ( HIToll. HhtlU-
lun Imliluo k, rtHsli over thr tiilrh
Kojil lliiu for n toii tuluM n. Irm
IlitH 1 -lit until rum. II n;ii ttlK
fit oiil ot tlm ronlt'Mt tn I hi-
I nut ol Hip fln.il Muarti'i. th
llllKlUCf (Ollld (lt 1m Stol!(M
Uni-tl tlicy fiiflt il t Kiitti tltionch
tlm Moiituiia line thr Hh-Mcm pick
Oil With MltV"S, it 11.) ct ttittf
iiri'iul K-tni" hriitii to tdtdr thi'V
imnlu ruuinh-.l thr Crl.rlv ,( f . tr
vanlnuo
'I'ho MontniiiiirN failiMl in tnci
K't IliKUJf the WiifOHtiiStnti . inf
line nml tii-vi r tlin iitt iiimI ih-
n?hlni;toii nu.
Tula lnvtn, (he MontMiia trlpio
tlirrnt Imtf tnoli. wh-, u i hot n In
tho W'liHlittmtoii tli friiKi- Ho
l. ktckril nml ran ftr vlrttmtlv
tlio only yanlHt; maiio bv the
tlrtwllps.
Ho poiiiidi'd tin- Washlnuton llr
for T.r, jhiiIh which mi all h'il :U
yards l ho MoiiIhiihiih liiiiuiI from
MMllliniHCI- (tflMSfMl tit- It-Mill
to a total or yard nnd tiiMt
tho HuskiiH from ndVHnrtn tio
fnfd throuuli IiIn Iohk well placoil
UlltM.
, Mttl.KAN FIKLI). 7iS(0V. Ids .
Dot. iflv-Tho I niviTsttv ot
Idaho triinini'il WliltniHii rolh ;o
hero today to IX, with a lino
poiimlliiK and paMNlim a,nw -,w
of funt MtRHionniioB, AppliaKNt
mid Hiuihv n I in out tiirtird the ttd
for tho Mttln colh'K hy taking mt
rnntauf of tli hrrnks. Ajiplonato
rotnniftd ot kirk ST ynrt tor a
tottrlnlown.
ANN MUM MI. Ui I 11. t-1t -lloll:ih.i
m nii'il IU I irt itlniv oii
n MIchtPHn tiMitlmll tram In to 1o-
( iIhv. ilonnltir Ihf olvcrltn'n li
0. Thi onlv Htnir of tin' mum
Htnt tho oiih on- I lo Moouli'
1 havo mndf nuntiiNt Mliir tan
1 cm h't out hv r'Hiniii' n(t
titiliitornii'tril iv vii rd tlrivn
fthal iM-it'.-l .Mit h tun 11 loll
threat-!! ami otilv llir fin pntit
, ItiK of Titf Ko knot I hi IhtoMt i s
.out of nroilhK ttirltoty iiihic otttll
i MINNKAI'l'I.IS. u. t. 1 ! t1't
i 1 lo I iiiiTMty itf Tmihi'1h lon
Iwil tn 111 im t -( ally 1'in'to'd tti
1 1 ik T V.; mhhii Hh a t"
OUT I'm-ltii- Ua i; tn o ttl.'
t Holl"rnmk'ri rr' iitialdo lo uton j
th lln- fiiMnhthK ttuphrr nttark.
IV.I" X 1 1 h rtittlm- threat, unit
an llu oiimMi ot uniitul KattiiT.
At tome Hohrt Win
ftmrin- M. Holwrt difraliMl t'n
f 1; 'ri.i'mnn m iit tto- noi
ti'i nth tilth tn m.-th rlnv
Irnhn fur t) rn-hh-nt ' oiv
Mull Trtunf '! nrv trud! !
I ho Hiiort intorvai kv(! an op
piiiimilty for Huckno to oniplov
Honir Hir;iirwy which ho did hy
Hcndltm in Colcrlck lo roplacr Co-
Hon nl lfil i-iid. Thr Navy huh-I
lii-cird this nii'iiiil 11 iiamdiiK throal ',
hut wns Ihrowu oil' Kiiard per- :
InipH iih Clioviny ami Nlrnifcc hil '
tho line, hiii'klni; thrir way to tho
I'lht yard imirK.
Kxpfctinu aiiothor ihniKl ut tho
lliH. tho Navy niaKHOd tin del'msi'
In a fh'Kporalo atanil. Uolnforco
incniti wore ru.'jhrd In hut on th"
iitvt tday Ni'IiiiIim: ilropprd hark
and threw whir, idantlnu pass
i lo Colc-rlck, who cjnilit tho hitll
iih he stepped over the line. The .
1 scorlim lotnoiH went ontirojy to the
: llu.i-ier Hithstituto foici-V. fnr Car !
hleo. who hiiH reohieoil I'.nnly at
! iinarlerhack In illrrrliiK; thr snr-
ii.-HHlul drive, kicked thr Kml aflor
i tonchihiu 11.
' Navy, which had i xhlhlted nolh
: Inu hut a milium deteiise lor the
1 flrnt It rrr ipiarterM of tho mime,
.aroused Ittulf to ftuhtltiK pitch :if
Iter the II.mihIi'Ik had Mcored. Km
'the rent of the aine the Middies;
; hiuto heil three HticeeHf:tvo drives :
'into Notre I i;i 1 11 1 ' territory, pem- ;
MratltiK otico to the nt yard line,
lonlv tn lose Hie hall on (Inw tin.
1 Their hint ofleiiKlve wuh hrokoil
tip In Die Iumi nilnnio 01' ihe uatoo.
'ii Inrward aH helnj: tnlerceiled
hy Moiilfoy. iiiiother N'niro 1'amo
Mohstilnlo. lift 'm- tiie MlddicH htnl
1 ttattoiod their wiiv to the I ."i yard'
line.
Thin wa the third inrrolve
ilfteiil fi r ' the naval aciideiny .
eeetl. 1 1 1 - J I hart Art to HCOl" j
in Milit In t liven eliHitUenteips with I
i I tuVtM ami IHklll-4, Hot! nil cnlloi.'1
' mill N'nit.. I lunie
William Jennings liryanS
iiliin
mater,
nilim
-Iih v
I ,ntlet;e. lej4hiM
tlos full.
VOTE FOR
Alfred E. Smith
President
Joe T. Robinson
Vice-President
H. D. Norton
Circuit Judye
J. Frank Wortman
AND
Lloyd A. Williamson
. Representatives
George A. Codding
District Attorney
Ralph G. Jennings
Sheriff
R. L. Cornwell
School Superintendent
C. W. Ashpole
County Commissioner 1
Chas. T. Sweeney
M. D. Coroner i
Published by Democratic County;
Central Committee of Jackson
County. Offices 119 North Central,
Mcdford. Paid Adv.
Why be satisfied with a
ready-made suit when you
can have an
Ed. V. Price
OR
M. Born
Suit, tailored to your
measure, for
$25 up
A fit or your money back.
The Men's Shop
Next to Rialto
,,,,
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TITLE )
C5'
N5URED
of course
pii Unott rnl rtii' tail h
Imiiwht on tlit InstMtlnu'tit
l'litn. Tin' title rmiiint In- per-I.M-t
nultl Ih.- u-f Invtallnii'iil
I- JMlil A h!ln'lu t pi'j-soli
tall cill ih1 'Htiit- lnth t
only pjirtly p;iHI fnr mid nit
rost'iit to (lit1 lmnhiiM'r that
1h m Ritilim n t'rf'il lltlt.
The turohnsr MM Miif Ttr nil
Uss lii utlf has lun-n In-
Jackson County
Abstract to.
l:l Kml Sixth I'Iikiic tl
NV.ASII OUTLAY will bo rvtiulrvd
If value iifymir present ciireiiuulsilow ii
payment prlrc. Consult ua reflardlnft
tonvenleiit time-payment pln.
You know the Marmon . . . Now here are Marmons
that 'most everyone can afford to own
TIU RK'S no Icrs than
two hundred thousand
people over the country
who have said "That's a
Marmon some day I'm
floinft to own one."
Now Murmon has moved
"some day" to right now
please read again the Mar
mon I'.iftht prices. Truly
'most everyone can now
J'nr iVeir Series 6fi Sedan. New
Series 7S. Jlft5. Ali prices f. o. I.
factory. Dc wc fytiipim-nr c.vfru.
afford to own a Marmon.
Never In its twenty-seven
years experience has Mar
mon had quite so much
to offer . . . Straight-Eight
performance .' . . Latest
notes of style . . . Seasoned
dependability.
You'll undoubtedly like
these Marmon Kights. Will
you try one today?
HIGHWAY MOTOR CO.
123 So. Rivwside QUALITY CARS Phone 254
Plymouth 2-Door Sedan, $700
, . , and the tide towards
PLYMOUTH surges on ,
up
f ANOimiWROS
Roadster . . . $675
(with rumbU Hal) V
Coupe
Touring ...
2-Door Sedan .
De Luxe Coupe .
( with rumble ttt)
4-Door Sedan .
68S
695
700
735
735
AU print f. o, b. Dtttoil. Ptymtulk
duUrl mre in a poiuion to rxtmd
th tonrtnitnt of thnt foymmlt.
based on growing recognition
of greater dollar value in size,
style and performance phis
in-built dependability
EACH day more and more of
the millions who count the
cost of motoring recognize the
obvious superiorities of the new
Plymouth in full size, style and
performance.
But this is only to be expected in the
Plymouth, as in every Chrysler
built car, because of the unique
Chrysler principle of Standardized
Quality in scientific engineering
and precision manufacturing under
which these cars arc built.
Such features as the "Silver-Dome"
high-compression engine, usingany
gasoline, slender profile radiator;"
arched windows, "air-wing" fend
ers, internal expanding hydraulic
squeaklcss 4-whccl brakes are
convincing naked-eye evidence of
Plymouth's greater dollar-for-dol-lar
value in the lowest-priced field.
See it. Drive it y ourself. You are
then bound to know the reasons
for the spectacular demand wliich
has already necessitated c doub
ling of the Plymouth production
capacity to meet mounting sales.
FITCH MOTOR CO.
Major William M. Coplan, Mgr.
128 S. Riverside Phone 762 5;
7he Spirit of A mjV
Essex Performance
oj
and builr like a costly car - part for part
The certain conviction of greatest value that Essex gives on
sight is backed by a wealth of costly car detail never before
dreamed of under $1,000. At $735 and up, you not only
get the brilliant performance and reliability of the famous
Essex chassis, but you also get a satisfaction in appear
ance, richness and comfort never known in this price field.
You cannot mistake this inv
pression of completeness and
fine quality in every detail. And
you cannot forget that item
after item brings on directly to
costly cars to find comparison.
In every detail from radiator
shutters to riding ease
like flying, this Essex h
is built, acts and looks y
in the fine-car class.
Add these to the per- AND UP
Cotch $".3 Sedan (4-Ooor) J795
formance of its famous Super
Six high-compression, high
cflicicncy motor, and urn have
perfectly visibly advantages
from 53U0 to ?4HI greater value
than any car in its field, a fact
responsible for the - largest
6-cylinder sales in history. You
have butroexamineand
ridein the Essex toshare
this universal convic
tion about "the World's
Greatest Value."
Coupe $745 (Rumble Scat SJO e.xtra
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