Medford mail tribune., December 28, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

TWEDFORD MAN, TRmUXKMDFORD. OREfiOX. FRIDAY. DKCEMI5ER 28, 1928.
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SEASON STARS
ATTRACTED BY
ANNUAL EAST-WEST GAME
MATCHES PICK OF TALENT
CHARITY GAM
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1 As.- iM-'at i Press HpiirtK Writer)
I tJA.S" I'ltANCJSCO, Ucc. '.IIS. U
iituis nf the football world who
blazed rpoci.nculur trail durim;
ihi nt season Will Umtl to
other into two eleve ns here l-"-
I'unu'r to HtruKlo or east-
U6Bl Hll lift-1. lit i y.
' Thf ff flirt h annuiil charity Kame.
ivbich feature gridiron lumi
iiai iM who have completed col
lege competition, will match the
Iirowcas of some of the most
ilki-il of players In the country
I'trformhiK in the eastern ranks
till he null hack f. fid men at
W alter il o 1 m e r, Northwestern
(ullhui k; Ulue Ho well. Nebraska j
iUHb.nk. and Howard Jim-pater,
i nimble Tech. ouirterbnek.
"(hf(" Hulfimin, captain nnd
pll.ba. k of this settson's Htan-1
. ord tv.nn which defeated Army.
pud Miii v in Spebher, sensational
lialflatk of the Went Count Army,
' rvh e eleven, will carry the.
lirunl of the wests offensive. ;
Kniiii utt inconspicuous mart In
'nu ns a benefit for the Shriners
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L' ' GUARD " ,
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iAl F piACK - U li APiMY-
rarneffie Tth; Thomson, Lafay
e ttt; AfC-hman, W&J,
AVvm.
H i' kfi Id Hot i ii.un, Stanford;
Sp -ichi-r, Wfst t'oat Army; Himn.
Stanford; All-n. ,t!ympic t'luh;
h;ifi . "alifornia : Jtohwi WhhH
iiiKton Want-: Wilson. WshiiiKttin.
IJiuiiu n 1'ost. Stanford; Hull-.,
ly, Sianforil; Sfllman. Stan
ford; Uoien, Southt-rn Calif rn a;
i "rnit kih.'ink. Olympic Club: Ford.
T Xit A AM: Tt h 1 n, S t . M a ry ;
1),vav, WanhinKfm State; Iiehl.
Idaho; Carman, L'tah; Vkkr.
Colorado AkkI-: Farwl k, Weat
Couhi Army; (irannucf. Banta
CJara.
TO AID WEST
!T EAST
AGAI
RITCHIE TO MEET
; JACK WHITE FOR
The three playera above will have a hand in the big East-West
football game nt San Francisco, December 29.
! What is expected to be oue of the
best fisht cards ever presented la
southern Oregon will feature two
I B'lod heavyweight hattlors, Earl
i Ritchie and Jack White, in Ihe
I main event at the Ashland armory
'New Years afternoon at 2:80. The
j f!,ht card will be opened with ev
t pral good preliminaries featuring
local hoya.
hite and Kitdiic arc of the best
heavyweights the divisiou offers in
!thl auction and both are heavy
ihey declare the main
event will not bo longer than five
Former Southern Califonya
Star Takes Place of ;
' Iflarcus Easterners Hold
Smooth Practice Session
I Scrimmage Ends.
KAN I'UASCISCU. Dec. 1!S.
, (Ai Morton Kntr, forim-r L'nier- ;
I My of Southt-rn California star,1
and lute of the Han t Francisco
Olympic club, hu bfcn added to
j the went team to take the place ;
. of "itrick" .Murcus, a halfbacK,
who whh Injured earlier in the
week. The westerner cli:sh with
an eastern eleven here .Saturday 1
in their annual charity ame.
1 Kaer will have only one day of
, praetlce with the western eleven. .
i but In Is familiar with their
I style of play and oach Orln IIol
; lineljei-y is confident that he can
! work into the combination.
i Meanwhile, with the wast fne
' inc the problem of reorsaniiyi
tlon, the eastern jrridders an?
j rutin im; nlum; smoothly in the
Ktanford university stadium. Itoi h
j teams have ended their h'ird
m'r iniinih'cs, and the workouts to
!day will consist of liyht tapering
off iiractiees.
Jrfpl'l'"! children's hospital. the
contest has established itself ajat Wash'ilKton Stiite CelicKe. lias The personii"! "f the squads:
ht San Frant-iKCo Islam Tempi.-, j ceding khiui" and Is in chance H ickfield Harpbler, Carneo ftVj
l ' i ... , :'r , -".:., vn;v. . " : ..; Vh rounds, both bcmR confident of an
vlll l.i. i.lny.-rt In K.r Kta.lium lnltcd Slalc Naval A.-ailnniy. ilzoll.-r. Cin-,-le Toch: !uot. -" ' V- , if f "
J,-f,,ic a ,-iowil of 40,001) or more, iwlitll tho first t" nnUTli : jjifayptle; lA-vlton. Nm-lliwiMtoi n: ' ""o .'- . ,1 i i "
' W-Um .cam, hav won a,. t.,.n,. ,.a,, y,,.r A,ly KS,r am. Wo-,. hm,..n Collrw nTZiSlt
(In.... I.1...I..HH khiiiuh, the BL-oroH Dl,k llanlcy. coaihi-a at Wa-liliiK-j I.lmnion llayciaft, Minn.-sota: . f' . '.,,, 5 ,01s,u-l..nr-
mar,. Woh' 7- K.h. o:il & Jrffciwm ami NurlhwcM-1 Nowa.k. IIIIiioIb; (lll.Bi.n. Minn..-. JV." "h iV'JI ' '.'')
IVii. Wont 7; Kant. 3. 1927, Wot c. n lospcHlvcly. took ovtr tho i: Ki.xkowtikl. Ohio State: Mi- " ' e 'n,"' V-J0'"'1"-
.yi,n iv. Mi.niKMe.i,. neiiu u iiain unit h.WI1. i - - rhamimiMlii ul.i,h ho
t ior three years.
In the six-round semi-final. Aus
tin Itosandor of Ashland. i:;s
pounds, will meet Frankle M'niroe
of iaieni. Itotlt boys are fast and
a e expected to provide more than
ordinary entertainment. One three
round and two four-round bouts
wl I complete the card.
Suit sales have already be mm
and an exceptionally largo attend
ance is expected. . .
PASADUNA. Cal.. Dec. US. UF
-r-Wlth but three practice dayj
i remain nn before the eidr- New
! Year's day strtiptfle, the football
I machines of California and Oeor
! i;ia Tech, representatives of the
; wst and east, have bet?un to
click in flno co-ordination.
I Coach Clarence M. 'Nibs' Trice
is sat'sfied that the physical con
dition of his players Is neartnK
! the perfection that he desires,
! and nernrdfnKly he has cut the
Hears' prut-til v down to a i!np!e '
workout daily. When the U-an
arrived here u eek KO lhy
carried quite n bit of excess
IHiundae and Were shy on wind.
Hut two workout a day nince
that tine accomplished wonders.
California d l'n away from
the gridiron M on.-iderul.ly longer
than the TVch players.
Heports from the Tech camp
to'd if the contmued Wih-s ot
HaleiKh Drennon. rcpu m i:iard.
and his understtilv, J m Hrooke.
but the varsity. a whole, is I--Kinnin
to show a briKhtenirs'
luster, both b-fen-iivc ly and f-fen-ively.
lt plays are clicking
better.
O lons Workout.
Tl;e Ootden 'orimdo was put'
through a lon koiit at the
litis- Howl by Conch Hill Alex-:
aiAer yesit-rdity afternoon, ami
the oci uton marked the first
t me that Ttf! has really ml '
loose since touching western soil. '
The YeTlow Jacket? were serim
l flawed for better than tw. hours.
- To dose the drill. Alexander
pave Holt Lurant, ritiarlerbai k.
orders to cut loose with some
of Tech's pet pass plays and for
20 minutes the Vtll sailed up and
down the field in a number of ,
formations that ore likely to an-'
noy the Hears considerably.
The California, squad has yet;
to devote a Ions period of time ;
to defensive drilling nun Inst Tech;
plays. The worh to date mainly!
ha been offensive. Coat li -Trie
Indicating that California mihtf
not around to defensive drill lo-.(
day.
Captain lrvlns Phillips, star
end and .all-American choice of
many, was reported to be nurs
ing an injured leg as a result of;
the strenuous s' r miliar .sessions
the Hears have been undergoing,
but is expected to be in shape
for the game. Two or three other
P-enrs are nursing bumps and
bruisea.
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1-ul Falitliy ni;tiu:l.
FltKKNO. Cal., Dec. US. t.V
Kverett Donaldson. 4. died in a hos
uital nere of burns suffrrcd whin
ho tried to kindle a fire with kero
sene at the Arthur Donaldson home
near Herman. His mother was in
bed ill, and he wanted to help her.
The mother saved the other two
children one 11 months old, and
the other aged two. '
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Happy New Year!
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HON; HKACH. Calif., Dec. 28
-(P)-C..lf'H big shots, in great
ami colorful array, paired up
here today for the first skirmish
of the $50!io Long Heach open,
one of a series of big-moneyed
tournaments leading up to - Iho
$10,000 1-oA Angeles event in Jnli-i
uary. , ';
A field of over 2' a ' playera.
drawn from virtually evoiy sec
tion of the country by the magnet
of golf tind fame, had Id! holes of
tiualffy'ng play on tun for tod'iy
over this city's munic'pat course.
A like number is programmed
for KttULday over the same lay
out, and on Sunday iho ii 1 low
scores ami lbs will move over to
the Virginia Country club course,
where tin y v ill battlo through
the 31;. hole final drive.
. I.ast year "Wild Hill" Mehlhorii
of rilMnirg, and uo Dlgol. now
nationel professional champ imi,
tied for first place money. o
playoff was staged, so both fM'-c
iho task of defending the dpen
honors. The entry list includes
many names which were out
sIk tiding In the 1 ! 7 event, but
that of Walter llagen. Hrttish
open champion and dean of pro
fessionals. In new to tho tourna
ment. They include:
Tommy Armour of Washington.
1. C. und former national open
champion; Ceorgo Von Kim. of
De(rolt, the flaxen haired former
holder of tho amateur crown;
Hobby Cruh'kshank. wee Scot: Al
Waltrous. of tirand Kaptds, Mich.:
' "tVnaM Smith, canny putter
of New York; Al Kspinosa. of the
'tnii.itts Koltitig family of Chi
cago, nnd Morton Smith, 2 1-year-old
Joplin, Mo., sensation, who
recently won the $2500 Santa
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l.OS ANOKLKS. Dee. JS.-HPl
Fort Worth', bij;h mhool foot
ball art sis nnd southern Cali
fornia's pivp school nil-stars wre
w hiding up their training today
for lomerrow's intersect loual prep
s -hool clash nt tho Coliseum.
Light drills were on the bill for
both elevens. The Texu. Pan
thers were taking their f mil fhnc
this morning nnd lim southern
Cal f 01 nia iithletes postponed their
linal woikotit until lifter
niton. Experts have seen n possble
I'd vantage for the Texunn in the
fact tlmt the Fort Worth aggre-KHlittii-JiMS
plsycd together h a
unit tVoui:h a hard season, while
the southern Oltforniiins. re
cruited from many prep school
teams, have not yet acquired the
'"feel" of perfect team work.
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