Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 10, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

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    VTDFCm'n MATT. TRTTtryTC, MEDFOTCP, OUKCiOV. MONDAY, DKCKMliKK 10. 1!L'H.
GRID TUMULT
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FOR 1928 H
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Post-Season Echoes in Far
West Only Reminder of
Football South Has Last
Word in Debate Over
Supremacy.
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Associated Proas SliorlM Editor.
A NEW YOltK, Dec 10. P
Except for u few vuhoini; post
geaHort shouts in Uto far west, the
collrfe football iiimult for J ill's
Jk stilled.
The experlM, an soon as they
have finished doilKliiK tho nil-Amork-nn
rfllioimiU, may turn
Ihelr attention from now on
nniuiiK other affuii-H of siiort, in
baxehall palaver as well an hucIi
burnlnK question ns whether
li'inp(ey will HtiiKe a eome-baek.
' Nurtnl turn pro or Tililen he re
instated, off hand the answer
to all threo of these Issues in-c-llne.i
to the affirmative, hut fir
the moment they have nothing to
' do with Humming tip the Kridiron
crlxt.
The south has had the last' few
words in the football debate, so
far as the reuular season Is con
cerned, but also will have a full
share of interest In the main post
season ai-Kument as well. CenrKla
Terh Is KOiiif; to Pasadena New
Year's dny to play California and
attempt to sueeeed where no out
fit east of the Mississippi has done
thus far this year against far
western opposition.
The tornado of Tech figures to
do better than nny entry from this
side of tho country, for It iroes
west with as . fine a record of
achievement ns any team yhas
shown this season. - There are only
a half dozen major tennis with
unbeaten records anil Tech's pow
erful array has a slronu claim to
the top of this list.
How They I'lnlslinl.
Here's how this select half
dozen finished:
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Georgia Tech.... 9 n
Detroit 9 0
successive season with only n tie
to mar the victorious sweep of,
the volunteers, over u three-year !
, stretch Tennessee has onlv one,
defeat on Its record In 2 Barnes.
Twenty-four triumphs, two ties!
and one setback testify to the re-!
suits obtain. under the West
o:nt system of Major 1Mb Ney-I
land. )
Florida, even thouth upset by'
this Tennessee team in the final ;
name nt Knoxvilie last Saturday.'
enjoys the distinction of scorim,
the holiest total of points of any !
".jit team in the country. The
Jiatnrs, droppinK their final Kame ;
by a sinitle point, niter ivimunt
eight in a row, ran up ;l;:6 points. !
All-Slur Aruuniciit. j
Tei h has f in nihed must of the
souths runliibutli.ns to the all
star ni-KUmenl the Turnnrlii stal
warts lll.llK,!,,,!!;-,, s,heril 8;
leciions, tukuiK four of the 11
placid up . Associated Press
consensus team. They also have
appeared prominently In every nil
American croup submitted thus
far. To show how difficult it has
been fur the experts to name unv
slniile man to stand above the rest,
Frank Speer, Pou r Pund and War
ner Mizell all have been selected
as first choice on one or more
all-American nrrays. x,i other
team can show such a contribu
tion. Ity winning the southern confer
ence clianiiiionshlp for the second
straight year, Tech shares in an
other distinction In a year chiefly
conspicuous for Its upsets on tho
gridiron and the overthrow of
1927 championship tennis. Only
Illinois in the big ten and South
ern California on the Pacif.c
coast, managed to slay on top.
1'uih in the llocky Mountain
area, Texas In the southwest and
Nebraska in the big six group,
all have known what It is to col
lect the victors spoils, but they
are back on top again this year
after varying intervals of less suc
cessful campaigning. In the east
where no single team has an un
disputed claim to sectional honors,
Boston College at least boasts the
best record of consistency.
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Univ. of IHali ..5 0 2 1 17 41,
Toeh occupies the tpotliKht for,
n variety of reasons, even though i
it han't a monopoly nf the nonth- j
ern honors. Tennessee's talrntcl !
younjr hand finlfheil its second
MONTCI.AIIi, X. J., Uec. 10.
JP) Mai Hti vt ns. Yale'n football ;
coach, tliinl;s that tlie increase in ;
fraternity activities was one im- ;
portant factor in tho Klis' unsuc- 1
eessl'ul Kriiliron season. '
Speaking at the annual Yale
rally in Xlck liiert'H Barn at
Montclnir, Stevens said he wanted j
to offer no alibis hut he did feel j
that the fraternity question was !
one of the most serious handicaps
to tin fiMitliall squad.
"Fraternity activities cut heavily
into uur work duriiiK tiircc weeks
of the sensun which were devmed
to frat rushin," he said. "l'or
years, memliers of the faculty have
been complaining of the encroach
ments fif fraternity activities un
college work but it seems to have
taken a demonstration of their
harmful effects on fuotball to
arouse Yale to a realization that
they must he curtailed. Next seas
on. I am assured, they will he cur
tailed, so that is one less) worry on
our shoulders."
Tlovde of Minnesota and Robert
1 lick ma ti (if Illinois, a Rain have
demonstrated that a student - can I
I participate heavily in sports and 1
still keep up in his studies, llovdel
land Hickman were tlie only two
students In the Itltf Ten to be
j elected to Uhodcs scholarship.
Athletic Scholars.
Oil R'AOO, Dec. 1 o. y-Tvo
TSicr Ten football players, Fred
i llcsotvc for Tommy.
I IMULADKUMIIA. Dee. 10. (JP)
jThe Philadelphia Sports 'Writers'
association, in annual session, .has
adopted a resolution culling on the;
; Xew York and Pennsylvania ath-1
letic commissions to eliminate the
j "official and unofficial discrimlna- i
J tion" which preventH Tommy i
'. J.oimhran, world lifiht ht-avy-1
weight champion, competing as a I
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