Medford mail tribune., November 06, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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Scheduled for your convenience fast trains,
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utmost in travel flexibility. Go by train return by
motor-coach. There is a departure and arrival
. time to fit your plans.
To Portland
"Shasta"
"Orcgonian"
Motor Coach
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Leaves
11:57 a.m.
6:42 p.m.
7:15 a.m.
Ar. Portland
10:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
7:35 p.m.
To San Francisco
' Leaves Ar. ,San Francisco
"Shasta" 6:42 p.m. 10:30a.m.
"Orcgonian" . . . . . 11:20 a.m. 7:30a.m.
To Coos Bay Points
The "Shasta" from here connects with motor-coach
leaving Roscburg 4-10 p.m. to Marshftcld.
To Klamath Falls Eureka
l.v. Mcdford . . 7:00a.m. 11:25 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 10:15 a.m. 2:40 p.m. 7:15 p.m.
Motor Coach leaves Grjnts Pass for Furclu 10: 20 a.m.
t4 Neivork of "Silver Qrays'
These fine motor-coaches cover western Oregon. In
addition to Pacific Highway travel branches radiate out , T
from such centers as Salem and Albany to Monmouth,
Independence, Newport, Lebanon, Dallas, Falls City,
Silvcrton.
Southern Paci&ic
Motor-coaches leave and arrive at
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IFOR BEST PLAYER
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i oruiuilzfitiim, niM illcHH nf hniull
. ciiik. Ah usual, t'hu nd lor v Kun.
' fiiriucr nutlojml chiiinjilun, H nut
I' comiiftiiiK. the rcnj fonipetltiuii
Itclni; l (kHcriu'iic uliiyer 2.
Kyd Smith, icccni utiiiKT of the1
! lri'HiiliMit' Ik the fnvorlte,
! hut Ijoii t'liiik mid (leuriu ItohertH;
ni' cuni'fded Kod chunrei to
' Ht the dope and Kain the coveted
title.
Yesterday Smith nut out Hank
I'rlnKle four and three, and 1h
now In thp quai'ttr f inn In. Tom
Krnmens Ik ii neither likely con
trtiiitei and will Iua- 1. Wilcox
Satin day. Thin Hhould he a tilu
j nin ten with the former having a
KliKht edne, Hunday Tom put out
J. 1). HuhhcII. on the lSth hole,
one u)i. Anoint;' miKe mat h wuk
that between licekumn and Ham
mond the loriner winning one up
when Jlamrnond lost u hole he
eauso he played the wronu: hall.
Tlie iokuIIh, tu dale, follow:
Klwt fllKht:
Tli-Ht Itotiml.
I'l-infjlu defeuted ItUHeuberK', 3
and 1.
Smith defeated KehefCel, 7 and ii
T. I'JmmenH defeuted Kuu-sell,
1 up.
W'lleox defeated Orr. 0 and 5.
Huberts defeated Marx, and I.
Clark defeated Tyreo. 8 nnd 7
Ileekmanu defeated Hammond,
1 up.
Thorn Hun defeuted MfleH. 8 and 7.
Second Hound.
Smith defeated Vriim'le. -i and a.
Swond riljtlit Tourney.
Middle defeated Sleeter. r and I.
Tumy defeated Jack Thompson,
8 and 0.
McPlierKon defeal"d Ki'fiHrf e,
7 and 5,
t J. Seniun drfeuteil Dr. Km
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OF CRIPPLES, IS
LARGER BY THREE!
SOI TH DENU. Ind.. Nov. 6.
(P) Noire Damo's already lainc
Hat of rrlmliK luis lipen lncreascl
fcy throe first ftriuisors, two of
wiiom wort ;iijiiioci lu tlio I'eiin
Stale Maine Saturday.
Jimmy lirady, quarterback.'. Is
laid un with an injured knee that
caused iiis removal from the jnmc
in the first period, and ISd Collins,
who played a (Croat namo at left
end, 1h in the hospital with an arm
Infection. Jack Clievlgny, alar
rlKht halfliack. is ill of tonsllltlH.
Victory over 1'onn State has put
fight back ltno Knuto Kockne's
football team nnd enthusiasm is
runninu hih over prospects, for a
victory wee tlie Army.
CHICAGO, 111., Nov. 0. (P)
The uvonmo football player in the
larger univcraitlps brink's $10,000
to his school through (,'ato receipts
ami endowments, but -jets nothing
In return but cracked ribs and
mean looks from storn professors
fur failing in Ills studies, James
.Weber Mnn, prorssor of Kngliah
at the University of Chicago, said
yesterday.
. Speaking before a group of foot
ball enthusiasts. Professor Linn
said:
"Many of the big universities
flnnf ft''IHMinft a 'anr In Iliad ....
hall uoiiunti Tlint'u tllllll IWtA fnf't
I lie players1 throe years of eligibil
ity. Divide 1 1: tit by a squad of CO
men unci it means each player has
nuiil S10.000 in the ante receiotH
Win-it wclghliiK 203 .pounds.. Xngursk Ih alone. Wliat does ho got in re
turn? Only the opportunity to
sweat blood and crack ribs on tho
field and try to keep up with his
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lironko Niiiirskl (uhuve) ' IicIkIii six , feet, weight atl.T
pounds. Ins been pleUed to hold down tin Mliuienola p(sitlou
haeied hy lici t) .(nesliii-, (inset) tuiee All-Ainerieuji I'ullluirk. fr
-MINNKAI'OIJS. i,V)
lit: V. Y. SiaaiM. . .M Innesota i"' onu in.siesi man on uie
, , , , , 1 a . i . .. Minnesota Hiiund. And the Goph-
eoaeh, east ahout for a . player , . , V,
? trs ;;s a whole have a reputa-
to try to fill the pkue of Utrb,,,,, in tUt! ltljJ Ten for iheir
.1 nesting, twice A I!-American full- speed.
hack, it didn't take him long to I NaKinki. a native of the Can
deckle on- Hrpnlfo NatfUtHki. j ail Ian border country, eumo to
The AlinneHota coach had no ' Mlnne.sota uh a baekt'leld eumll
apuloKicH to make for his choke date. Dr. Spears Khot him Into
after the first Minnesota name, the line, limt as an , end, then
thin fall, for the Hronko gained as a tackle. His ipeed placed,
more ground than any oth-r him In good stead in both posl-i
man on the field. One of hit lions. Ami It was his speed that)
charges was Rood for ii'i yards, . brought him his chance us u ball
Although six-foot tall and chitmt. He is a Junior.
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IWOItKKI.KV. Cal.. Nov. G.i-UVt
The University of Calitornla
gildtleivf prepared for a hard
woiKout toilay iirolialdy their law:
ntiff practice before having for
Heattle Wte tomorrow to meet th-'
WiiKhiiHTton lusklcH Sat unlay.
The tours went through only a
light Umbering up drill yesterday,
but it was enough tu show that
every man on the squad, with tbjt
exception of Ilert Hehwurz. guard.
Is hi top notch condition. Hchwary.
was out of a uniform with n
slight knee infection, but he will
probably bo around in time for
the game.
The California grldders. :io
Htrong, accompanied by Coach
"Nibs" I'rlcc, Trainer Charlie Vols',
and a flock of California, sup
porters, will leave for the north
tomorrow aboard the Cascade. The
California baudr composed of 11 :i
members, will leave for Heattle
Thursday to spur on the Hears
lu their last eonfereiu e test be
fore meeting Stanford in the an
nual "big name."
I, OH ANC1KLKH. Nov. 1Ph-
Coacli ttill Spauldlng, having work
ed out a bagful of offensive plays
to be used uunlnst Washington
Stale at Portland next Saturday
today set about sharpening Tip tin
defense of his I'ulvurslty of Cali
fornia ut I .oh Angeles football
siuad In a workout against tin1
Cougars "pet" plays.
A squad of "goofs' drilled In
Washington plays was expected to
work against the Hruln varsity.
Spnulding has several of the best
plays of the staters well defined
and he expects to be able to spoil
some of the line plunging of
Itosy" Mn, Cougar scoring ncn.
The northwesterners will out
weigh the (truths almost It) pounds
to the man.
Vaudeville
Hilarity will rule supreme
Hunt's Crntcriun tomorrow. It is
announced.
a pair -of young entertainers, 'who
present an offering consisting of .
mo Hps and comedy patter. j
Vernon, the ventriloquists. hu4
at a corps of inanimate accomplices j
which are a source of unlimited
fun. The remarkable voice con- j
trol' that is Vernon's Is almost u
Cal Dean ahd will bo seen lu,n.i,y when It Is considered!
In an offering of comedy, slnglnrf Umt be uses six dummies In hi.)
and dancing. Dean weighs I !'i a,.t ,
pounds, but his aoirdupois is no The Three Flying Millers are
handicap to him. The girls are .qt-Mcnting an acrobatic routine.
Cladys C.rualman. Harbnra ISlue embodying- flying, casting an ! I
and Verita. The act Is endowe.l trampoline stunts. .Many of the!
with more plot than is. usually In- difficult f(.ats they perform arc
whimsical, fluffy vehicles of this ,holl. (WU ,.,-,.,uions. Difficult as!
iyi. uie sliints may bo. thotmh, thcyt
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partnership. The elongated Toiu-
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Mamie Ling is- a splendid foil tor ing toys, especially for minlulure
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