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.PAGE TEN. MEDFOITO MATf, TRrBUXF, MEDFOnn, QRKf.'OX. THURSDAY, XOVEMBKH 22, 1928. i mm EGAN DEFEATS WORLD'S BEST I GOLF PLAYERS iMedford Amateur Is Low . Man in Thrilling Four- ' ! s f: . - v ' 1 1 1 : "bume wydiiibi nauen tii iu i ''rarrell Shoots One SMynaer par jack rieus f . ton Finishes Strong. V Those poopio who how the golf flpiutch At the Mcuforu club yester day when Waller Hagon uiul John it; Forrcli olayeii ,11. Chandler liiruics about us easily us thty put' liiira yesterday. When It uu over.! both ilatCen und r'ttrrell paid a high i tribute to 'hunuior Eunn'i play-! In, suyine thut in their opinion ho is one of tile greatest umutm ex puncnts of the cama ever devel oped in this county. r'arrell, with n twinkle in IiIb eye. added: "Vou huvi a tilee course here. It in easy to par bqt D i WnfioH: Finn fin ah Effttn and Jack'.llXioston, will never peo batter golf, tno- mntter where .,thoy go. Nor vrfilthoy ever Bee a- more perfect tnuy for thlH royal ''Itdtne. And. IncluVntully, they cun put a local dike n at the top of world for irolf li iiioi'hi , For: II. Clmndlrr Kgun, Just re turned from 'Mcxllco City, recently recovered ont an lllniissi und not lu'mlnu towlief n'eolt club in oyer tn:uw'oeki4iootl the two preateat -. pros Jn'tno worst! when ho Bitot n dl fur,lhu 18 hplVx ouo uiiilur par. llottn was secowd with ui) oven Ifcir 70. Kni-roll third with a 71. Ultd Jnuk JIueBton fourth with n 74. i'l'lRay nnd lleuBtin played nituliist ' JluKi-n'wunt Pni'rol), ,itml u closer ntutch .Vnu iiover oon. The two world cliumpB werd one up until the eighths holo whlen Jack Hum-, ton entire!. snnppul out of IUb slump aod ihiulo ui perfect birdie,., stlfarlni;tho niatch. I .-mm- ;. . 1 I..... I rf, h,,rd blrul('- I , , 's . FJT J V-!? '...',. . r i hunt we may con I. f i,. if. jf Mk ; ?! If wo can't set Home . birdlos." . I , f , ' fjff-i M ' : ' ' i i 11,0 col't" fellow: , F ' ' !" ' .JJ) MX '''S , , lieu.. Kr.,HB. C(J-r:W4-.t i ... J ..Si-i I 't 'I' J ''I 1 '7 ' . 4 4' 4 ' 4 1 V-.,' "JP l:.-- KJ- 'A 14 - 4. 5 4 4! r j Totals 61) 74 71 70' , Jl... r r...: M l ! . n MAM TO jiiiiuuLL nuLu iTinn iu BETTER TEAM BEAT DALLES PAPER SAYS I tlln HUtn( i.rrntlu fiin..Hnnliw',.i.liM rw.t ntiOn ttln llfllfN IllP Mfd iHiimi In llio rounlry. and one ai turd line dtil. " Tivut'Mrdfora tot- I the fuHtcst and inout dewutive i ward null iiiude treat, Uing iwmieiuB, ii ua, wuiluui qUi;H- cnnsinti wirounn wnuii utw uvn-. Uon. . , rated fur runs uf fruiu G to 40 IE "Medford declared that llulles would never croHa iUi line. Tho Dalles did not, thouk'h fumbles cost theiu I raeed Jor runs :Tlioj'rdH- Boall "The broadeaht of KOW, giving ul-jlho play by play report' of thej DOB- game, vain llBtened to. by thous- ! Bible scores. I anils throughout the - northwent. ' "In Bhort, that Medford (foot. D"', KsidentB who were unable bull team ttileh i.luve.l l,.,ru v. ' uttend, llntAed to tho broad- teiy Is a m eat team. whki.. ir I .t here J-ep.ed IwillinE to exert Itself. Ik at lenHt i1lcnarlson- u r 1 " .10 points better than nnv foot- uve u 15Pl'c ball team in the alute of Ongoiu B""le todav. , :oUghl , "r,..w...i . , , . ' uroaticusi, jtienaruson gave iiuer- ,.,.,....... , "to";""?."icstli.g BlatlBtlc, eonceiiiing The und nil port de that Jimmy i uunouncer, ! ,....... nt Hip which w.H enjoyed tllor- odxhly. During puuses in the Chonicle Account Gives Medford Squad Full Credit TXr Almost Super-Team Dalles Men Hard Fight. pionshlp encounter. .Bcores .Medford Inguinal itH opponcntH, A 1 t h the ,,.,, ,, ,.. ,., niatch with had been mklnKi.,, ,,,,, , ,.,,,,n.. iTcx., challenger IN LOS ANGELES LOS ANOELES. Oil.. Nov. !2. (IPi Ed "St rangier" Lewis succcbn fully defended his heavyweight wrestling championship title last night by taking the only fall In a scheduled two-out-of-three-f a 1 1 s with I'uul Jones, Houston,' it sounded Praised for; ; T S. Z1" T , believed, with tho l'earpiickci'a . , ,.,. . i. and remained ill that condition ! Scoring aevon times through- that, . . . ' until after the elapse of the five- 'l.i.i ..... . - I fitfil llcn.l in. In llu .Dllllln. 1 .... . . jiiunerio unoroKcn Dalles line. falling In "First Downs Miulo. The Dullea Chronicle. In Ua ac-, "The Medford Una m ount of tho stuto chnmplonshlp .on offense but not lmnix.irniihiu I i"81""1'1'- The clOBdst the visitorai. .,..,.,. I .Meutoru uvea up to Its reputa- ,., .,..,.,, allowed. Lewis had jtlon of nou being iibloHo conxrtoblnn,(1 the fu jn , nour nnd . greut un t"-lra ' ,m'lal"nS 1,1 ,e" rM minutes with a series of tlyintfB uii jionouy, gives .Meutord run on defense. The Dalles inado first! """" lo gaining me auueu unit i,t,wis weighed 230 potind creou aim iiign praiso. but fol- ,downs time and time again agulnst j "''n "no 01 ineir Pr' which was 20 more than the chal lowmg the lead of L. If. Gregory I tho vaunted forward wall of ' the caUK,,t a over tno 'ual llne! lenger In tho I-ortlnnd Oiegonlnn. con- Invnders, but each thrust was cut ! but droPl'e1 ' , i Ira Dern. 190-pound Salt Lake tlnuea to talk about tho "little ; short by a fumble, an Intercepted' "Locals Oiitiiclglietl. ! City wrestler, won from Hill Shaw, fellows on Tho Dalles tcum.imiss or n cheeked nlnv Ihnl fnm..l : "The Dalles wWs oiilufc'lclied an fi......t i it .e,i..,..n.l,.,.. in iLIke Medford, some of Tho Dalleaja punt. luvcrago of 16 pounds to tho man, I semi-final match. Dern took the players w'ere bigger than '"skinned ! "Medford high school should taking tho team average. Melin.lta ln 39 minutes and 29 seconds, horses, and noma nbout tho size . not be plating other hluh school .whoso weight is given at 159 i using an nii plano spin. 'of 'u pint of cider." The tackle. : teams ln the slnio nt lirliron Inuotinda in Medford's l'ootluiil stu-l - tistica, out Who luoks nearer ls, ivuo roureu iront the field or; should cither have an all-coast action, wub 'quite a chunk ofischcdulo ugalnst tho pick, of the boy", and nil ln all tho teams schools in 'Washington, 'orecon compared evenly, ns to size. The (and California or clso piny Junior Chronicle claims Tho Dalles waslcolleccs. Thnf lenm conl.i tilv. After our goos j outweighed Hi pounds to the'man. on evon terms, any college' team no bock and sec 'h'cli is stretching it about 10;ln Oregon save the University of pounds. If any at nil, The Dullea version of tho game is as follows: , Ily George Conner. "Playing before approximately 4500 persons, the largest crowd ever to uttend a high school ath letic - contest ln eastern Oregon, The Dalles high school's fighting i football team, yesterday went Oregon , or Oregon State. "it wus a tough season title year when Mudford had to play under wraps In .order .to,. .got any : team to play against itl Coach Trink CnllUon was quoted before Tho and Anderson, 17f.-pound hulf, mude little 1'eto Miles and Abo Westlund look like pygmies, lien- nlo Hurrell, 145, pound half, was i as fast us AVard. while Cooksle, whose weight Is given at 151, but! looks llko 100, was always good' for five or 10 yards when culled upon. . ' , "Kvery man In The Dalles.' teuni j tried his best. Some were more ; successful thun others. Ward's re-! THIRTY STATERS All siiunio at the ninth, Johnny I within eight feet or the pin and Fan-ell put his side ahead iiguln I got a blnliu 3 lu 4'b for tho oj hers, with a swoot blrdlo 2 at tho lenlh, ! Thus'ondcth tho contest, all square. wherouin, nothing daunted, Jack I The largest gallery ever to fol Huston, hilling on all six. snapped low a gulf contest In . southern Ore d.jwn a blrdlu 3 on the twelfth, and L.n ,..- ., i,,,.i ,.i i.n ...i i... 1 yard, worry about winning, ho only was the most spoctiu'Ulaiv play ; hoped that tho .game would be i of the game, but dld'rtot trilfe iny-;J close enough so someone would more eutirago than to stand tip I fc b.u..uun u.ui m luoipiuy ins team 'xnunKsglvuiff day, hands of Medford. 42 to 0. , Heilsou to Ciiallengji-. mo jmnes bowed to tho bet-; "Cnlllson will apparently have ter team almost, in fact, a super-i tho opportunity, for Ciarenfce Bell, lenm. It Is doubtful if any lllgHlmentne nf the Tlenunn Tenli tenm ;school eleven on tho Pacific coastlof Portland. In the stands yestcr- couia mnko things tough for the , day. remarked that his school Intended to challenge tho .winner of the tilt on Murray field. Whether Medford will accept the chnllengo is not known. ' "As for the game Itself, a play by play description Is given else where, but there ore few inter- 'lle It said through all time forlpxted football funs nhlo to nttend the courageous little Indians that. Who were not present. , outweighed nnd outplayed as they, Besides crowds from Medford I were, thoy fought fiercely against !Und Hood r.lvor. Moslcr closed its j Medford's lust march to tho lino, ; schools nnd sent a delegation. as tney UU 'against tile first. iriohlemlulc was renrowntml l.v 10ft ! ; Promises Mndo t.ool. : or m01.0 fiin8 and students, .and 'nil Tho Dalles' , - .leiiiorii suia ir. wouui score uhormun NEW YORK TRIP ai;i;iee:atiiin nf Hiieoil niwl u-nlpht Medford brought hero yesterdny: j "Tho local tenm, outclassed 4 i fl-nm the utni-l nntx.n ..t,lf rl.-lil(nr however, and Medford knew thut It hnd a football game on its hands every minute of the fray. COItVALMS, Ore., Nov. 22. (A'l nimlnst that 'eeasnlesa hnltnrlnfr ' "l'ty members or tho Oregun Miller was a tower of strength on-' statu. college football squad hux'u , defense.- but tho others tried Juitul'hscn o'"-'ted to make the trip to as hard. 1 UNew Vovk for the,, post season uguiii ft was all square. All bunds then settled down to pars until the fifteenth hole when Fun-ell and Hagen both dubbed their second shots, going down in fives while llfeun und Houston sunk their pur fours. This put tho local boys one up nnd It looked llko n big .Medford victory. On tho eighteenth hole, llagon. however, with n long drive, niiltngeil m perfect' sec I shut four players teed off. Golf en thusiasts enme from Ashland, (limits Puss und Klamath Falls. Tho exhibition was so closo und thrilling, thero wcro frequent, out bursts of upplnuHo. Considering they hud never seen or played over the locul course be fore, the showing of Hugen and Fui-reli wus mui-velous. There Is no doubt thut with a few' days' practice they would be i-ettln i -In tile first five minutes of Nov! .22. 111 The11 moro thun made good tho wrcatlinir enme It scored In county people galore f'HICAGO glamour of has lured buck "Charlie Cutler, a leading contender for the llcnvv welglit -tltlo more thnn a docade ago. -' Weighing 291 pounds. Cutler" l working out dully for his eome' buck und expects to reduce to'2:ld pounds before he enters Into com petition: , "A nerson is ns .young ua ho feels and 'looks," said Cutler p lay. . w'ero here. Soatinir nccommodn on Ihu'. .tions were nrovirled for 2r,(lft. and the first nilnuto of 'offleiaui declared thero were that many more uroiind the field. -' "tjamu KiMtmculur. "The cunie wus spectacular from the starting whlstlo to tho closlne; gun. That Medford 'basketbnll' buckflcld. with its galaxy of spin ners, reverses and double and triple passes, was a beautiful -thing to, watch. "The Dalles backfleld was as pluy. . Medford suld thut nn of Its backs woud get away for a touchdown more than hnlf the length of tho field. Ono did ,for 75 yards. . - ".Medford said It hud one of "May Try Again. (game op. TliankKglvliig guy-, with "The Dalies ims' only' one re-' -Vow Volk univdi-sily. A llglil gret. thut it could not have played 1 workout today before leaving at ti .Medford lust- year when it hadil'- '" ro1" Portland and the cast, n heavy line, ns heavy a line ns i ordered by Conch Schisslor. tho Pcurplckers', nnd a buckflcld1 A11 of th two-year lcttcrmen whi: h not only had great offensive ! nrB B'-1 a chance' against the strength, but tho weight to buck Nt'w 1 0,11 u'a" ankeo stadium up the line. except Kuiph Twitchell, hurt in llio "Perhaps next year, when some ! ganie with the University of Ore- of Calllson's men huve left and eun 1,181 aiuruay. somo of Murray's good freshmen Those making the trip urc ami sophomore material develop. Maple. Montgomery, lluerke, quur The Dalles will t.ilto unolhcr try . 101 backs; Hughes, Sherwood, Met al Medford's crown. Until then. Drynun. Owen, Kerr, half, the Fouthern Oregonlans ca have j backs; Thompson, Clllmore, Kss- cliiim to the lau-l'"""- iumducks, und tho following , j linemen Whltlock. Stfiff. McKullp. .MMiii urugcr, j!.llersilt'urlyon, Luce, Sehiil. young, .stoufijllcddos, Kirk, Histor, Cochrun. lliltum, McCIIII vniy. Hell Seott and' l.urso.n. middle aged man. ns he pulled gingerly nt the weight lifting pul leys. "I have decided to come buck, nnd T will." rels. i I -lit i -By aulomutlcally -controlled elec-j trie lteitt It Is posslblo to dry out ' ;reen lumber In 48 hours without1 FLU-GRIP Check before It starts. Rub on inhale vapors V 1T-3 it AYRO LLS and PROSPER! 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