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PAGE SIX MEDFOTCD MATIJ TRTCUNB. MEDFORD. OftFiPX. SUNDAY. OfTOP.FT? 2s. 1028. MEDFORD DOWNS 'MINNESOTA BOWS 'SECOND TEAM OF lirllllalil fontl.all liol Ilia line fulled . itt critical monicntH. i Kl'Alllt IIIUT Hl'sKII ;t Hi,- cnin ihn lit. ruo, js None or tni wei.root inea ior lou-uptcu..- ... , , yunlS t cor artir st-ooplm; up point wt-re HUivewtful, but lion- pj w p p0feman 8th Successful Year lu Medford Naturopathy ' KLAMATH 31 TOO; IN SLOW BATTLE L BIG TEN SCORES' IDAHO IS VICTOR t (Continued from Page One.) HTAXKOItI rXIX'KlESITV, Citl., i ih,. Wampus ;ahes from Kui;tne Oct. 2" (P -The Stanford 1'nlver- t,ui d op with thf works in the slty football eleven composed of fourth and net led two uu-hdowns second and third .strtim men; limn on two hrilliant pusses. The first plr-d oer Fresno Mtuie College to.tume when Londaiil. a juhtuute a 47-lo-a victory here, today. ' Muurterback. faded hark 15 yurds Thf Cardinal rolled up a total of from thf line of scmiuibukc and 45 first downs tti two made by their pued 4" yard to iMcicher, half opponents. The losers had ilie hall hack, who yanked the bail out oi In Stanford's terriiory O'lily once the air- just over tin iron I line. another fiimhli-. The other Wehfoot scores wer made on line bucks ,v John Don utiue, tiuarterltack. and Choppio I'arke. half. month was An one try t penalized for offside liui Kt tli point. Mail Tribune ads are read, tn.aoft oeonle every dav. Treatments by Appointment Medford Center Blda. Phone 965 by tf Eleetrniheranv Fond fioleneA : during the contest. Tcl aomtwi kiwi third Rtrlnut IOWAFIKM"). IOWA CITY.' la., M KMOUIAL HTAUH-:.t. TiHItK K-I pluyerK most of the way the Med-Jct. 27 W Iowa defeated Min- UFA', Oft. 27 The -ne and ' ford High School football team .' nebcin, 7 tu C before u fvnried eXprieme of tho San Francisco' defeated the Klamath Falls Hi:h ! rowd of 30.000 homo-f online Olympic club irrldders was pitted School 31 to 0 Sntunlay afternoon, j npectators today. aKalnst the youth and f.Kht of the . . i...,.,; After three scoreless periods. t'niverslty of California net-on d The . played on dusty Minm.Ho(a l.niHh,(1 ov,,. 'wlth u MrI,w fot tu(Iliy and field before a laitfc crowd, was do- lom.1(lown c.arJy jn the fourth, the club men relumed the visitors void of fentureH save for a triple with ,(JWa t.ountinK n few hcc- hy xt lo (1 count. A crowd of 35,- lateral pass by Medford that yielded jomI . lPr jio0de. the Mimic- ouo Inns saw the pine. 1 Its second touchdown. The other four scores came on power plays. The visitor's line outweighed tho locals hut the .Medford forward wall of scrubs consistently broke through to throw the Klamath bucks for heavy Iossch. Kl run a Hi FfillH, in three attempts to carry the game into the air, were smothered. Medford scored Its final touchdown on a bmr forward pass and a run through a broken field. The visitors used the hidden hall style of carryiiiK tho hall and they fumbled frequently. The contest started slowly and H was well into the first quarter before Medford struck Us stride. Mason, playlnjr center, was nervous mid was passing the ball hljrh and uld'Q'iud hard. When his excllu menr subsided ho played a Rood , Kiimo and in tho second half brnlci throiiKh to down the man with thei, , , . , . . .. 1 last four minutes of play. The Krosh scored a train from the Hook ;1 ''-yard mark on the same phty with Fletcher catching the bail in practically the same spot n few yards past' the end line. The Oregon freshmen hud nu tm ro uft oppurtunities to score- but they lost the ball on downs manv times when they tried -to batter a K.urdy ltok line in lis own ter ritoi y. Korsta. ex-Astoria hih school player, who played center . for the winners, was n tower of women's Kolf . sienpth on the line. Temple, linfcue Valley oroRon State halfback, played last eve-, brilliantly for the losers. Fletch entrants. or. Oregon Frosh ha,tfback. as Llie most sensationdl ground gain er of the afternoon. sota backfleld star, picked, up n Tho Olympians scored on the' 1'uhlnK for the punt on his nino yard Ine and .first play after receiving a CaUfor-1 tournament at the: raced 91 yards for u touchdown. nju kU-koff when .Morion Kaer, jinks were announced Hrocknn-yer, however, failed to j nil if JUck. dash. I (i7 yanls around nfntf and Include 10 kick the troal, and on the first , r.m to cross the itcuvi' Koal line. ,cnrds ln the men's championship play after the klckoff, Tape, sub- j The club men's hue: rercmc worked intituling entrants in the chiiin stituto sophomore half back, i iH-rfectlv with every Californlu nioiiHhin as well as the cnnsoln- saulrmed Jiway from the AjQnn-j bidder . yicluling the safety man. tion divisions, must Ift'urned In at. KL'OKXK, Ore., Oct. 27. (P) sola team and raced HI yards for (.,- Itruno being taken out. ;club headquarters Tiy tonmrroy The University of Oregon reserv.? .he tying score. Nelson's dropj i.,t Wilson, quarterback, sent n evening. loothall team downed .Monmouth kick decided the Issue. i p.Oe kick through the burs but The pairings (Y a follows: 1 Normal sThool 25 to 0 hero today (( p i the extra digit was disallowed the; Mrs. Have vs. Mis. C. J. Semon; a slow, uninteresting game. The C HlC Af .O. Oct. .1. A) vMi mpn tir.(tffHilU M rs. J. F. I.awrence vs. Mrs. C. i Webfoots. certain of victory, play due s Koilcrmakers rubbed hi-i (. Thomson- Mrs. It. .1. Henry vh. -1 M.asmodically. and tiglUPn-1 cngo to.hiy in the dirt of Stagg; MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct. 27 UVi Mvn , jnrui. MrM a is Cun-'UD (,nI when the school ic;0.iers field a Chicago had never been Tn li;iuiv niniiled Idaho wiinui ' ... 'i, ' .. i, J inn'),. rav threatened. ! before, the flnalftcorc ; ytonished the crowd this afternoon i,. . m..u .-' i. ni,i,na u u ' Two of Oregon's scores were ro- 40; Chicago 0. O ,.n.i ii(.f,..ited the Cidversltvof Call-! 'n-ilii '...',, A' u,. . -i ri siills of Monmouth fumbles. l.a MCXloiilAr. STA'oin.M Cham-! f,,,"i11 ,,( AngelesJd to u. 1 he i K!K,.1(.r VH. A ra. j. Thomson: palgn, III., Oct. 27 llllnom1 , H" l " . . 1 TT' L ,t I "' AI ' 1 I'ililiniirix; m is. h. i. jiaroweii vs. Mrs. Tom Fiison. ' The California backfiMd. led by Capinin Fleming at half, plnyed 1 Clnssifled ndvurtislnir geto results rubbed was I'u 11 in STA'UICM Chatn- defeated Northwestern 11 to 0 to- " ullu l " day after twice denying (he snarl- ,.., !. 1 . ', , , fO lug w l locals n tone luiown n inn Salle Coles end. picked up a fum- I blp on the 22-yard Hno and Car- i rled the ball across for a louch f down. - j Tom Woeius. Webfoot tackle, made the most sensational play . Tho Medford line stopped leaking and Ilarrell got uway for a long run. Cooksle then look tho ball over for the first touchdown on a tackle buck and Oarnett failed to kick the extra point. Jf, ilarrell got away through center . . for another long run and Cnolcsfe ripped through couior foi- the touchdown. The third touchdown came when a triple - lateral pnsH, Cooksio to ntlerson to Harrell, bewlldereil (ho visitors and Ilarrell scored. lu tho final min u to of the first Melvln replaced Oarnctt and on (he first play - raced AU yards to he tackled five yarls away fromOlie gout as tho whistle sounded, closing ' ' the half. Ilarrell scored the fourth touch down oi.O split buck through cen ter. The ffna( touchdown came when 'O. Ncwlin snared a pass from I'ot . Qr'nhd run 20 yards. Statistics on tho game show that Modfoi'd made It! first downs and Klamath Falls three, with a total yardage of 31 yards from scrim mage while Klamath Falls secured ' Cl yards. Olsen was the best ground gaiuer Vror Klamath Falls with a total of ( 3 ft yardc A largo delegation of Klamath Falls lllglt School students attended thf game and gave a flno exhibition ut school spirit, Tho Medford sound played undor Qaps throughout tho content and in the second half Cm0 Cnllison sent in his entire second and third string. . The starting lineups: Klamath Falls ' Medford Harlan G.. ft Mason Jt. ItobuKtolll ,.' 4 lluglus 1'iultt (l Oreen . J'esce T O.. Morgan Jmj)' T Htuehr , Jtoblnson 10 , ltowornmn p. Daugherty 13. McDonald Hodko Q.. (lavnoti i AVhltiioy II.lt ; Anderson (1. llobustelli ..ll.li..,.. Harrell Olson F.N M Cooksle Substitutlous O. Newlln for .1. Hughes. Spraguo for Oreen. MetR '..for Kprague, Uobhln for Morgan, : Albert for Hioehtb Melvin for (lar r nett, Oarnett for Melvin, Van Aus ; 1 tun-ell, Walker for Anderson, ' Thomas for McDonald, O. Newlln for McDonald, Potior for Cooksle, ... O. Hughes for llowcrman. Offii!liilH-I)avls, referee; lien- derson, uriptre. ItlOOMINOTON, Ind., Oct. 27. (JPi tjhto StatL sviot aside, In diana today liQ ItsWampnlgn for a Hig ten crown completely out classingthe llooslers to win 1 il to 0. M K.M IlIA j STADIUM,. I1N- CS & N',,,,r- ('t- 7--0"I') Tho TTssiTiiri Tigers succumbed today t Nebraska In a crushing 21 to 0 defeat. wlili-Oendm! a thn yesivt' string of do feats for the 'orn huskcrs. Tin- lighter Missouri team rammed and battered at .(ho Ntdiraskn line without denting it, while the rcnmrkahln CQi busk ers' powerhouse back field charged passes and ruced to threo touch downs and a field gonU ANN .PillOlt. Mich.. Oct. 27 iAri Wisconsin's 28-yuar quest for a football victory over . Michigan ended Unlay us the lladgers rallied tuto iiQlio fourth quarter to scorn a single touchdown and win by 7 to 0. It. was not only Wisconsin's first victory In nearly three decades but It was also the first time In the history of football relations between the Institutions that the Itadgers were able to keep tho Wolverine from scoring. 7 A .' Tim AsljlaiKl IHhIi nolinol .font bull )niiii dufniiti'd (IraiUH I'iihh ,(il Cinntn riiHH .vi'HliTday ati to II. Tlio l.ltliliuiH Kcni'iHl on Inns ond 1-iiiih and foiwnrd. In which Son ny Ionium horo tho brunt. Ill n gnmn ymtlcrilny nt AkH Inntl, Hip Hoiiihcrii oil-ton Normal find the second team of tho Unt vcriilly or Oivkoi) ITiwh, Imtilcit . ta a scorclcMt tin. o IIK.VU. ore tivt. 2T. W) The ' Jlcnil hlKh hcIioiiI dcrcntnd riooil Itlvcr liliih fi to o hero today. To datn, tho. lliud team U uiidu- fcatt'd. ' r ' HlRli Siiionl Si-ore: .: v8ulem 20; Alluiny 0. ltamlon 1.1; Alundirtolri 13 (tic) Myrtplolnt no: roniillln 0. Xorlh llcnil U; ItosvuuiK 0. O'GRADY FOlTlS Tl -'lf Gone O'Orndy or Ashland, champion routhcrn Orogon Uttht- rr, was ever In dnnucr of suffer-: Jni; defent he Is.faclnK such dull" Bor noxt Friday nlulit nt tho ar- ' Jnnry. where ho nieeis Hohhyi Vernon, Portland shunter with n .etrinj? of victories to his credit, j nccnrdlntr to Mntchmaker Jiu-k-Vood, who seems to M anxious to pec the local hoy tiiko tho t:otmi. 1 'of ton nnd he seems to think that ! Vernon Is the man to do il. Ill ins eml-winriup, 1'at rail- ,lfiild will find no easy opponent I in Dud Kades of Pottlahd nnd Is preparing fur a tuuiilt buttle. I HARVARD DOWNS DARTMOUTH; YALE -BEATEN BY ARMY I.AltVArtD- HTADH'M, Camh bridge, 'Masn., ' Oct 27.-(!') A tih,:'vard line, which displayed' a tremendous amount of unsuspect ed power, aided Captain Arthur French and Dave Ouranarcln, Uvi Crimson halfbacks, to defeat great Dartmouth footbalt team, tti to 7. hern today in a game which should go down !n gridiron his tory as the most surprising upset of the season. YAM-; howl, ni:w havkn, Conn., Oct. 27. vV) A sollor i huU'hcMl wlll-'o-t ho-wisp In an Army uniform, christian conor tagle of Merryvllle, I,n flitted through the whole blue brigade today, leading Army tn a sensa tional victory over Yale by a score of IS to tl, scoring two of the touchdowns. Fill LAD fl.l'IHA. Oct . 2 7 . OVi A football giant harassed, whip ed In three out of four starts. was re-born todQ In tho heat of one of the season's greatest gridiron" battles. Turning on Its latest tormentor Nuvy whipped tho un defeated nnd hltheito nusenred up on Pennsylvania eleven t! to ft, u-hlle (ill. (100 persons. 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