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MTVOFOTCD MATT, TT?TBTTNK. MEDFOTTD. OUKtlOX, MON'HAY. NOV KM III -At '';. l'l.'s. r:TiE TJTvTv US DM NAIL liUAdl UKUWN 10 MASTHEAD ' trimming Montana, 31-6, Hu turd ay. . and next Thursday will complete Its' season in n game with I'niver sity of California at Los AngeUs. ; Washington and Washington .Slate, both Idle last week end. also will ; meet on Thanksgiving day. These i K.iinos will end the conference t schedule for ull team. ' StJLnilliitfs, w ... . Hard Luck Team Completes Conference Season Un defeated California Next Thanksgiving Windup for Oregon. Southern C:illf California Stanford Washington Sla'.e ( On'K"n Idaho Oregon Slate 2 Washington I I'. IV J.. A n Montana 0 I'd. l.oou l. OIH) .Kill! .lilii .t;ot .400 .loll .100 .OHO .000 Illinjrriors. Tonight Iho an nual W.othall banquet, durint: i which loiters were lo bo uurded antt a capta'n tor 1929 chosen, was to be held. ; In hi 16 years of coachiim. i Bllppke has piloted Illinois! teulnil i to seven championships, live of Fn 1 kit riilhllTrn 10 X'"'11'. 1"1 I non't think I ain'""'h were hold sinitlo hiindc.l IyAIMK Kill r-llr-i i 1,1 t,,u reRiml. Why friends, If ami two shared with nnother tuun. lHlll llli III 1 III 111 you could he .wn here watchlm:, 1 '-" - who is fioiiie to win." tha only, I Ml I ! Ill U LYULI IV oul.l see the intense interest In j the game between I'olytechnlc anil j Lowell high schools for the "city hamplonrship", and the interest ma ni felted in the possibility ot Carnegie Tech coming west and m the St. Marys-Southern Methodist, , Uiltle, the Notre Dame-l. H. C. Frank I., lituhter. a former . Kit me am! all the others, ynu , high K hiol stud-nt nnd foothill ! would be led to believe that Call-i Ana CALIFORNIA PORTLAND TUSSLE TEST BIG TEAMS (Ily Iliisscll J. Nou lands (Associated Press Sports Writer.) HAS FRANCISCO, Nov. L'6. (Pi Tropans of Southern California an ually moulded into a great foot ball squad, but heretofore always victims of ill luck or heartbraking reversals, have finally nailed a i'a ciflc Coast conference champion ship to. their masthead. When they trotted off the Coli seum field iii' Los Angeles Srttur ifty, conquerors of Idaho, '-28 to 7. the Trojans had - completed their conference season undefeated, win ners of four games and tied In one. No other eleven boasts such o record, although California's Hears kill so completed their schedule with out the loss of a game. The Hears, however, have two ties charged against them, one a scoreless bat tle with Southern California and Saturday's 13-13 ending with Stan ford. Iast year the Trojans finished In a tie. with Stanford nnd Idaho. They said goodbye to the 192H con ference football with a smashing win over Idaho that saw three touchdowns roll over In the third period and another In the fourth, after a scorelus first half-. This season's "big game" tie, witnessed by 90,000 persons at Me morial Htadium, Uerkeley, dashed California's hypes to the ground. Undefeated In conference play as it Is, the Hears could have finished on equal terms .with the Trojans hy turning back the Stanford Iteds. Their season's efforts are, three Karnes won and two tied. South ern California won four Klines and tied one. ? Oregon had no difficulty In E TO LEAVE TODAY FOR LOS ANGELES CHICAGO, Nov. 2fi. Ki:utc Rock no and his sturdy band of Notre Dame football players left Chicago tonight for 1 ,os Anodes, where they will attempt to shove ifin other eleven, the I'nlversiiy of ' Southern California, nut of the exclusive circle of the undefeated. J The Kamhtcrs, who spoiled i Army's great record, will make ! their first stop at Tucson. Ai'".ona 'where they will drill two days to : become acclimated to warmer i weather before going to I.ns An igcles. The ame is scheduled for i Saturday. ! While every member of his , sound will be in condition to play. I Unekne was pessimistic, n usual, i about Notre Dame's chances for (victory, lie pointed nut the law : of averages almost demanded a j western triumph. The team will 'arrive in Los Angeles Friday after noon. player, now lo. ated nt San Fran cisco, Ciil., writes as follows, anent the gridiron situation: To the Kditor: We nre now living in nn ng where the slogan. 'lt pays to ad vertise." is as familiar as t he opening lines of the national nn- Hum. I You. ns an individual, you as newspaper unit, am: in nil rrob- ability the entire galaxy of esti- ; fornia is football crazy, i they are. They believe they have tho best teams in the country and i they are willing to play pretty j nearly anyone to prove it. Jhii get this. California Hnn forgets a win. hut they long re member a lie or loss, and ad out side team receives prestige there by. They still sing the praises 'of the lowly Nevada "Wolf Pack" .for tieing the late Andy Kmith'H wonder team" in 192 v,. .tii i . .i i .i ...i. hKzah the name of Johnny Mnc; tbun of the above mentioned slo gan. From the time, nine years ago., vhen I lir.it entered the gates of French-Stvedish Stars Now at State Theatre "The Golden Clown." at the Stato Theater is an example of what a fine cast, a reasonable story and a clever director can do. It features flosta Kkinan. a famous Swedish ' actor, a lovely new personage named Karina Hell, also Maurice yp Feraudy. MedtVrd. until the present, I have always been impressed by th hoost.-r attitude of the entire Med ford citizenry. ( Hut that is ns It should he. Med lord is a wonderful little town and well worth yelling about. I suppose some wit will imme diately enquire as to why 1 left. Well that Is my own business. and if anything, should have ad - j ded to the charm of the Ilogtu? river city. I Hut 1 am getting away from j what I wanted to say. I merely brought the above points up show that. Medford has always been an "advertise yourself" com munity. Hut as Is so often the case, when an individual is groping about, hunting for good qualities lo use Its advertising. In so often misses the flue points closest to hini,i Wliat 1 mean is this. Medford has run the entire cordon of Its j beauties, its fruits, industries and no forth nnd you are hunting for bigger and belter virtue:!. Runninc 'circles about the thing that would Hrown of Alabama for tieing the 'Stanford team In 2fl nnd of the enthe Alabama team for their win against Washington the pre vious year. In short, the team Ithat heats a California team can figure on plenty of verbal adver j Using for It and the place U j hails from for many years. And now to cut this short. I'm not bting foolishly loyal when I Isny that Medford can beat any high s. hool that I have seen In (the Golden Hear state. Iosen I up. Don't play at home, flched iule a game In the south. Send I'rink and the boys down. It pays to advertise and I'm sure you couldn't find better press agents. FRANK L. HL'CHTIiR. BIG DAY FOR ZUPKE CHAMPAIGN, m Nov. 2C.-(P) -This was another big Hy H. K f.ro;rory. Now we shall see what big high school football team can do against big high school team. It's all set tled Henson, the Portland cham pion, plays Medford, the state champion, on Multnomah stadium field Thanksgiving day ufternoon. The Henson boys are Portland's1 biggest and Interscholasllc football they still representatives, and their cham pionship shows them also to be the best. Kveryhody knows what Med ford has done. Also, that the Med- ' fofd lineup contains plenty of hefty young gents, although mere, size is far from being the con- j trolling factor in Medford success. It's the way that line plays that . makes Medford so formidable.; Prink Callison was a rcdhot line man himself when v.e played for the I'nlverslty of Oregon and the; Olympic cluli of San Francisco It j certainly docs show in his coach- : lug. If his line gets the Jump on ; the Henson line, I don't care bow big the Henson boys may be. they won't stop Medford.- Hut having size to pit against size gives Hen-! son her opportunity; you can't' overawe one big man with another, bin man, though you may fool and outplay him. 1 Curiously, the snappiest back ! on 'either team Is a- little fellow.1 Harrelt, the abbreviated bucket of j TNT who puts the big bang Into Medford's bai kfleld. Is only a I m pound fragment. I have not seen; .Johnny Hiancone of Henson in ac-: tlon, but they tell me he Is even: smaller than llarrell. Another lit-i tie fellow, Ward of The Dalles, high, gave Medford plenty of trou-, hie last Monday, he was so hard day i to coiner. Sivo you prestige in the eyes of the lif.: of the 'Mying Dutchman, After having seen their high all California, at least. Know ( Robert Zupke, and his Illlnof h c h o o 1 eleven go undefeated what 1 mean? Your five year football team. through five seasons, It is onlv nat- only oner defeated, thrice statej Cnampions of the big ten for ' fl, t,mt Mt.(lfon footmn follow. championsiitp football team. jtno seconn straignt year, incy Now waU a minute. l know were feted by Champaign and! some of -you more sedate folk-! "Crl-ana, the faculty and student' are going to say I'm crazy. Maybe, body. I am. I've "been told so before, A big student convocation was especially when I voted for Al planned for today to praise the ers should have an overweening confidence In the team's ability to lick anything in football pants. If that frame of mind extended to the players, there would' be peril in It for Met) ford, but It does not. I saw 'enj burst out of the dressing room Just prior to The Dalles game, and every last boy was In tears. A few more minutes in the dress ing room ami 1 am not sure but thutlCalllsoh would have been cry ing, ' too -he was grim as death itself. It's n great faculty. in a coach to bo able to take every key game seriously, mid to get his players to do the sami), after s w e e p 1 n g through competition ns Calllson I has done for fivo seasons. Little danger of team over-confidence then, despite all the cocksureness of the fans. More than on conch has fieen his plnyers lifted out of touch with him from absorbing the attitude of fans. . I like the champion who takes on nil comers, and Medford made It easy for Henson to stage this game. No inclination to "hold up" the; gate for a fat guarantee Medford, j I learn, asked only n modest 81000, whlqh is not quite the full amount her expenses will total for the round trip here. After this guarantee, nnd other expenses of the game nre dedticted, Medford nnd Henson will share 50 ,M In the gate receipts, ns all the Ibig colleges now do. That Is the only fair and square .way to. pay off vn football games. Formerly. California nnd soinp of the other big universities In the south kept 60 per cent nnd paid visiting teams only 40 per cent, which is the pro fessional baseball method. Sinn ford for years has divided on a fin-RO basis, nnd now they have nil come to It, Had Medford demanded $1 .100 or $2 ihmj as n guarantee ngulnst ex penses, Henson might have had cnuse to ponder, but $1000 made I It simple. And I really believe .Mentord nopes Menson will prove n genuinely- tough opponent. The southern Oregon boys would liko to see what t hey can really do when pressed. Their only two foot ball utuitK arc a little slownei In the backfleld, nnd lack of a goal-point kicker. In seven at tempts after seven .touchdown nt The Dalles,-Medford did not make the extra PUU onge.- Portland Oregonlan, . . , , mm 5 Itf&JlW Ultra Fine Sweet Potatoes Sweet Potato Squash Juicy, Tasty Craierries Nice Crisp Celery Hearts Fresh Mincemeat Relishes and Sweet Pick les Cheese of All Kinds Specially selected for the occasion are these delicious foods for your Thanks giving table. Make this year's holiday dinner one to be long remembered for its excellence and its economy. In Our Fish Department CHINOOK SALMON FRESH HALIBUT FINNAN II ADD IE OLYMPIA OYSTERS EASTERN OYSTERS FRESH CRAB MEAT FRESH SHRIMP MEAT FRESH SOLE DEEP SEA COD FRESH CRABS FRESH LOBSTERS STOCK FISH KIPPERED SALMON BUTTER CLAMS Nice Ripe Olives New . Crop . 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' j Pacific Const Conference: South ern California, by sweeping over Idaho while California was held to a tie by Stanford, gains tech nical right to the conference title. I". S. C. unbeajen but lied once by California., which now has rec ord spotted by two ties. 4- Football's Big 7 Hy Associated Press- ! I Km zircon nol only ho rtineh fil Hie ruHt's routlmll pt'orinir linn iii'h, but national It inlei-yhlit nu wi'll. ' The biv.h-powered Nnv York rnlversity halfbaek Hi-in-ed Id i ointH nKniti.u Cnrni'Kie Toch on Matunlay to boost his season's lorn: to i r. 4. Chut l: Cnrrnll. of Hie rntvt'i'ylty ot W.'whlnsto.i, leader of the Pacifle coast con ference, holds second pluo.p With 104. This total, however, has been surpassed by another east ern si oror. Cnllck, ot llobart, who Is ltinner-up to Ktronpf- in tho AtlaiiMe ri aboard with 110 points. The leader of e.aoli of the mive ninjor K't'oiips or conferences fol-', lows; 1 ' ' i (I Ttl 1't V TI,. U...- II 21 -i 0 .164. 10 17 3 0 . 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Harvard ended the neanon with the flrnt victory over Yale In nix years, while Nnvy up- nol Princeton, hitherto undefeated. Weatorn Conference Ulu Ten: finii of the hottest and cloncHt race c nilB with llllnolii, 1027 chiimplonii, havdiK the -befit title claim, AU niembem beaten hut HllnolK, de feated only by MlrhlKan topx WIh corifiln, which IokI to Mlnncniiin In the final (tame a fur bclni; tied by Purdue, Ohio Slain hcalcn by Il linois In deriding game, , Mlmourl Valley IIIk Hl: Ne braska, defeated hy Army for find pelhoek nf thA Meanon. ncedit nnlv Young Roast ChickenH I! DuckS K Fancy Lambs Geese Veal 1 1 1 Pprk j JjJSC' Sinclair's j V ! J Hams and Bacons I 1 : Prime Beef p,,r f . , I Morrell's I --n -p oOT I k L,nk I Pride Hams and I Fancy Roasts I Sausage . I Bacons ! ; Frye's , J Lard I ' Swift's i . i Delicious Hams ,"Im, I Hams & Bacons and Bacons I , f f 1 Pure Pork 55-ll-W ECONOMY MEAT MARKET 206 E. Main Nichols & Ahhpole Phone 46 I . 'tu bout Kansas Aifglcs this week
