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MT!DFOTtD MATL TTttTNTE, MTPFCVRD. OTTOY, SUNDAY. PKrKMTirT? rtO. ifgs. PX'GE MV1 f i ! . .1. i I ! CENTRAL POINT COACH NAMED DISTRICT HEAD H. P. Jewett Honored By State High School Board State Basketball Title Games Set for March 1 1 to 1 C Present System ; Unchanged. PORTLAND, Dec. 29. (ff) Dates tor the annual Oregon high school basketball championship tournament were fixed today by tho board of control of the Ore son state hiRh school athletic as sociation at the annual meetltiK hero. The title Trays will lake place at Salem as usual. In Wil lamette University gymnasium from March H to 1(1. The nine district champions and Portland will compete as In the past. The proposal to have two bas ketball championships, instead of one, wub voted down, although there seemed "to he much senti ment In favor of the play which would divide the high schools of Oregon into "A" anil "1!" divis ions for tho purpose of deciding basketball titlistn. It was proposed that schools with 150 student or fewer could enter their teams tor tile "L" championship of the "A" champ ionship, but that schools having enrollments of more than 150 could enter teams only In the "A" championship. While .the aniendmont lost, a 1 committee was appointed to in vestigate its merits and report to the association at its next annual meeting. Austin K. Laudreth of Pendle ton was re-elected member of the board of control, of wtalcli ho is chairman. J. A. .Mlshler, flrants Tass, probably will he named chairman of the board of control for the ensuing year. Roy E. Can non, secretary-treasurer of tho as sociation, is tho third member of the board of control. Tho board today named chair men of the ninu high school dis tricts in tho state as follows: E. D. Towler. l.a (irandc, district 1: .1. M. Ilurgess, lleppner. num ber 2; O. W. Ager, Head, number :i; H. P. Jewett, Central Point, number 4: Lynn Purr, Marshfield. number five; It. U. Moore, Eugene, number li; R. V. Kirk. Oregon City, number 7; V. E. Kagan. Mc ilinnville. number S; .lolm .1. .land rail. Seaside, nunibe !t. Thee Is no tenth district at pres . ent, but thu city champions of Portland are eligible to be named as tho tenth team at tho tourney. UNION DERBY SPRINGFIELD, SIo., Dec. M. UP) Plans for the 1929 trans-continental footrace, the second to he sponsored by C. C. Pyle were to dny announced In u communication to John T. Woodrutr, president of tho II. 8. Highway Number KU as sociation here. Pyle, lf.his plans are enrried out, will live up to his nickname of "Cash and Carry" for contestants in the next race will put up the cash and carry their own expenses of the long cross country trek. Pvlo will offer $ii(i.U(H) In prl.es to tho wifinors, he told Woodruff, but tho contestants "will have to pay their own way across the con tinent." HELD WIFE KILLER SAX FRANCISCO Dec. ii!t. () I'oHoo hero wore Informed today thnt Fnink Murphy, 3 former hHsehHll unit football player nn Vresldfu teams, wantod for the murder of IiIk wile hen, has bron cajUurt'd at Fort Sam Hoiintoii, Texas. nc.Rr Han Antonio. Murphy whs married hero i" July, I!'li4. Mlfl wife ran a Rroc cry store. Tho night of Novmn Inir VP. 1M24, she was murdered and rohhed of $:io00. Murphy vanish ed. San FrnnrlKcn officors will leave to brhi Murphy hack. 10 HIT A DEER SAPKhO ISLAM). BRUNSWICK. , (in., lice. 2!. (Pi l'reslilt Cool lil'W turnrd today from shoot InK : quail to tuklnK pot shots at (leer ' on tho hnntlnc preserves of hi!" host, Howard E. Coffin. Several deor were slshted toy the party and one was brought ' down by Col. Osmun La t robe, Mr. Coolldge'a military aide. The pres- hlent had two opportunities to ' blaze away at the graceful animals but both shots missed. Easy to Remember ' FRANKFORT, Ky. iPi I t and WOz, to little Kentucky towns, claim the distinction of having the shortest names of nil railroad Mous lu the Cnlied Hiates, Webfoot Gririsiers Meet Hawaii New Year's Day s:' mi V"" oeop ; J i EVANS IN TOUGH dim rno on! it i!LL ! Ui LiU Us Determined to show ' southern Oregon wrestling fans that he va no ordinary wrestler, Ait Kvaus, the Cherokee chiertan'. srappU'r. has begun a strenuous irninir.-? period for his match next Monday night at the Hialto Theatre with Hob Knise, husky Portland heavy, weight who only last week threw Moose Xorhec!; who in turn threw Kvans here a week ago. Kvans likes southern Oregon and undei--stands that if he does not win from Kruse his wrestling; days in this section are over. . Fvans, when he wrestled Xor beck, displayed good form, and probably would have taken the match had not Xnrheok been for- I tunate to give him an airplane spin. Kvans might have shown himself in better form had he not. just arrived from a long trip from his home in Oklahoma. Kvans lias worked out with St rangier Lewis, the world's champion, and by him was told lhat he possessed one oi' , the strongest sets of shoulder and arm muscles In the Cnited States. These, Kvans expects to use to ad vantage when he meets Kruso. Training headquarters have been established at the Flayhouse the- . atre, with the first workouts to be held tomorrow night at eight 1 o'clock. The workouts will be open to the public, with .the ad mission price of ten cents per per son to pay for expenses. I In the preliminaries to Monday's match, Tex Porter, well known lo- i col. wrestler, will meet in Cuiley Woods, equally as well known and j Tommy Ryan, Medford'a wrestling! tailor, will clash with Dummy j Powell, in whom Kyan will find i a worthy contender. . j , Sport Briefs IOWA CITY. Iu., Deck ;n. W Dr. Halter I!. Flcsler, who as medical supervisor or athletics lit the Vnivursily of Iowa hi , traveled more than 1 45,000 miles' with Hawkeye teams, has aitnoun-j ced his resignation, effective mm day. I Dr. Leonard li. Ttistlne, form-; r Iowa track star, win succeed; him. 1 i PASADENA. Cal., Dec. 2. fPl ; Tile first Hawaiian hish school ' footballers ever to plant gridiron cleats on tl'i mainland turf i watriors ol Kamchameha himi j school will bc lnik to their iu-1 land home, with the laurels of vie-1 torv. These chunkv Islanders steam ' rolled over Pasadena Junior col-' lege's California championship ! squad by the convincing score of 2ti to 7. here today. NEW YORK. Dec. 29. (Pi A war time confidential secretary of j Herbert Hoover has received one ( of the most desirable plums In the financial world, Lewis 1.. Strauss. 32, has been made a partner of! Ktihrj lyoeh and Company aloni! wltheorge W. Hovcnlzer and Sir I William Wiseman. Cuesses as to Y the anuual Income of n parincrj run as high as $I,(hh),ii"U, ' oe i si' M$m ;wi w . IF"1 ST f 1 V U4 Oouct VON ELM RETAINS ; inMPMPUinin LUI1U ULnUII LLlii LONG KKACM, Oal., Dec. :!!. tieorge Von Kim, Detroit am ateur today held his load over ihe field of -25 golfers at. the end of the second round of the SMioo Long iieach opihi. by scoring a par break ic ; 7J, which coupled with his sensational ti,") of yesterday, gave him a low total of 2W, AL the hall way mark of the: tournament, however, Von Kim held on'y a one stroke lead ovitr Walter liagen, Detroit. P.ritish open champion, who scored 7 under par today for a brilliant sixty-six to lake second plnce with I.'IV. Hy breaking the par 7:i, Hob Mc Donald and Al Kspiuosji. both of Chicago, were tied for third place; the former shooting a ti" today, i and lOspinosa !S, briirging tho score i of each to j:!0. Hot Dogs First ..MILWACKKK. (P A "hoi dog" stand was Ibn first business venture on Milwaukee's newly wid ened Cedar street. The bulldhif; Inspector failed to prevent the Is suance of a permit.. S1 An Hour for Farmwife KI'JNDRICK, tJkla. (pj A net profit of moro than 51 for every hour she devoted to caring for a flock of 100 laying hem; was earned hy. Mrs. Maude Jtailoy, farmer's wire. PARIS, Dee. ari.fp, flood fighters like each other. Krnest Fdet, who shot down To' allied planes,, and Rene Fonck, who ac counted for !)0 (ionium ones,' hava exchanged cordial handsIiuUes, coin pllnienis and reminiscences. 7 &0?z ally WITH Wi SCHERER MOTOR CO. 1928 Buick Coupe 1927 Buick Sedan 926 Buick Sedan 1926 Buick Tourlna .81150 .. 990 ... 825 .. 425 1 New 1929 Whippet at SCHERER MOTOR CO. YOUR BUICK DEALER 38-40 N. Riverside Medford ,)(( , Open Evenings and . Sundays w 1 A f . Hero is tlio University of OreKon backfiold which will lino up aguiiist the University of Hawaii t Hono lulu Now Year's day. 'Captain Gcorgo Burncll, halfback, and Cotter Gould, fullback, are playing tlioir last eollego ganio, both graduating from Oregon in Juup. - Robinson and Williams have one moro year Williams have two moro vcars, wliilo Kitzmillcr, tho "Flying Dutch man," is only a sophomoro and hai two more years of football, : STATERS LOSE IN; m T.U'f t.t a. i -'. i".t. P) - Willi the !.. ro tb'd 111 to" I! I at ihe l of n ;;uIim- lime Tartinia Sciutp, one f the Kirmigcxt liulepcndi-ht ImsUiMball fives in thl sect ion, 'de feated tin? Oregon State college (iiihitet tft y, after u five mlij ute overtime t)eriud tonight. ' 1 The h-ciuo at the end of the first, half Muo.l 18 to 15 In favor of the visitors, but the locals came hack strong in, the closing period t knot the count at the end of the seirnlltl half. OTTLF. MESSAGE OHLO, Norway, Dec. !!!(. (p) I The newspaper Thlens Town today 'announced lhat it had investigated ' a report thai a bottle had been , washed up on the coast of Fin 'maiken containing a message sign ed by Koald Amuiidseii. The paiier I said the message was contained ;iu an Knulish beer bottle but thai jit. vaM not known (that there was ! any KtiKlish beer aboard Hie, : French seaplane in which Amnnd- sen anil five companions flew lo their death. Tho newspaper added ! that the messlKe was written upon t type of paper which was entlielv different from lhat which Amund 'sen obtained before starting. 1925 EsSex Coach 1924 Chevrolet Rdstr 1923 Ford Tourlna 1920 Hupmobile Tourlna S375 . 85 .. 35 . 125 a rubstantial saving. 1 1 y Horace C Ueiu gar, Associated Picks Sports Writer t XKW ORLKAXS, De?. UV Football coaches of the nation ap parently me satisUed lo leave the gridiron rules very much as they stand tor a ie,w .wars at least. This was made clear at the an uual convention of the American Assoctatlau of Fool hall Coaches when they had only one recom- 1 niendation for a char.;e to make the national rules committee. It was the unanimous semimeut of the association that the rule affecting fumbles should lie re vised, making such u misplay "dead" at tho point of recovery .when ruined by the defensive team and allowing Ihe offensive team to gain as ipuch as possible when .recovered by a member of its own eleven. Coach Knute Uockne of Notre Dame and Dr. Clarence Spears of Minnesota both spoke in favor of Ihe fumble revision. Coach William Roper of Prince ton, president oi the coaches' or ganisation, in his address had a i word of criticism of any coaches r athletes who .endorse through advertisement any brands of ci" areltes. While he did not mention any names, he said lie believed such incidents would do much to 'nullify the progress made by the i profession, Me also touched lav j "liiv mi (he non-scouting agree ! ment Princeton and Yale used and i declared he Ished it could be adopted generally. ; The next meetin-; will be held in 'New York Ihe Friday or Satur-, ilny followiii" Christmas. The Nat I ional Collegiate Athletic associa tion will tie in session there at ; the same lime. i At the uftornoon session today ('each tllenn Warner of Staufo-d described the (wo whig hack for ' mat ions used by his team, illus j traling his poin o:i the black board. Rockne spoke on Ihe "pedagogy lof football." He recited the ways Mil which a coach might tench' fool (hall, stressing especially the aid ' ing (d tho uuarlerback. hut adding , that in field generalship the couch i should give him much lutitude, al slowing him to learn by experience 1 what plays fit certain emergencies i best. ! Hugo Hezdek of "Penn State, in la blackboard talk, described the : nlays possible from the spin for 1 mat ion, citing the pass, end run, -louhle pass and whirl through the hue as tactics to be evolved irom the formation. XKW ORLKAXS, I lee. The next annual meeting of the National assnciatiou of foothall 'oaches will he held in New York the Friday Or knturduy ' after Christmas, It was announced to day. The association named a com mittee of Knute Uockne, Notre Dame. (.Menu Warner, Stanford and W. A. Aluxander, (Jeorglu Tech, to meet wit h the football 'ul us com ml t tee a.t tho next sch sloni. It was voted to make lis eijin ni It lees relating with no member allowed lo servo more than two yearn on the same committee and with two new members elected to each eommUtee annually. The Coaches association voted a recommendation to the font hull Ride With Southern Oregon Stages The pioneer line of southern Ore gon operating local service from Medford to Klamath Falls. 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