MtiDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORBv - OREOOX. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2R; 1929.
PAOE' FIVE
OREGON ELEVEN
FAVOREDTOWIN
IN WASHINGTON
THE BRAINS OF THE TROJANS
Husky
Out to 'Turn Table'
On Webfoots for 20 to 7
Defeat of Last Year
Three Oregonian Regulars
On injured List.
SEATTLE, Wash.. Oct. 26. (P)
Virtually their last chance for a
Pacific coast victory this season,
the University of Washlnnston
Huskies were out today to "turn
the tables" on the University of
Oregon eleven. Last year the
Washington team journeyed Into
Oregon an overwhelming favorite
to defeat the W'ebfooters but the
Huskies were smothered under a
surprising 20-to-7 score. Yesterday
the Oregon eleven came to Seattle
a big favorite to trounce Washing
ton, which has lost Its first three
starts this season.
Faced with stern necessity of
winning, the Husky players were
expected to make it at leas,t Inter
esting for the Webfooters. Al
though Coach Enoch Hagshaw re
signed, effective last Wednesday,'
he offered to remain in the coach
ing position until the end of the
1S29 season.
" The Oregon team came to Seattle
with three of its regulars on the
injured list, (ieorge Btadclman,
stellar center, was left at home
with a broken ankle. - Jerry Rob
inson, negro halfback, and Austin
Colbert, tackle, were hurt last
week and it was improbable that
Ihey should see action today. " De
spite this fact the Oregonians were
n heavy favorite to win the battle.
New Combination
Coach Bagshaw has experimented
with seveial ..different backfields
this year witli little success and
planned to send still another com
bination against Oregon. The start
ers today were expected to he Mit
telstedt, quarterback; Merle Huf
lord and Chuck Roseuhan, half
backs; and 1)111 Marsh, fullback.
This was to be Rosenhan's first
starting lineup. The probable line
up
As.wcttittil Pres. Wta to V
Head coach Howard Jones (right) of the University of SDiitiicrn
California football squad and his assistant, Justin M. "Sam' Barry,
are sending a strong team into the 1929 campaign.
SEME BOM MS
CAL FORNIANS
IAKE FIELD IN
COAST CLASSIC
Trojans Boast Strongest
Eleven in History of
SchoolStanford Lineup
Recovered Excepting Pete
Heiser. '
Oregon Quarter
EUGENE, Ore., Oct. 2(1. (JP)
With u crimson tide flowing from
I his broken nose and several molars
! sledge hammered beyond luimedi-
. NEW YORK, Oct. 20. () The
lure of $250,000 purse may cause
Max Schmeling. German heavy
weight, to. abandon bis life of ease
in (immnnv nnrt. hasten buck to i
the shore that iravo him a rather j ate repair, Joe Seiloff, 145, Seattle,
Oregon
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Rhul.
Shields
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Christensen
Archer
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Mason (C) 1.
Ilrowne
Moeller
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TO SCENE 1923 RIOT
MADISON, "Wis., Oct. 2G.
For the first time Hnee he was nl
most mohhed by Infuriated Hader
fans In 1923, Walter Eckersall of
Chicago was back in Madison today
to referee a 'Iscog.-jln footboll
game.
Eckersall, former University of
Chicago fi'ldlron star, refereed the
MIchiKftn-Wisconsin game in 1923
when Hockwell of the Wolverines
made his disputed run, giving his
team a 6 to 3 victory. As soon as
the game was finished several nun
dred Badger rooters dashed on the
field and Eckersall was saved by
the quick action of football play
era of both teams.
SALEM GRID PLAYER
ALBANY, Ore., Oct. 26. (P
William Bauke, captain of the Pa
lem, Ore., high school football team
last year, was arrested here last
night on a charge of assault and
battery upon Coach Tucker of the
Albany high school.
Bauke had gone Into the high
school gymnasium dressing room
to obtain a football used in the
Kalem-Albany game here yesterday,
and won by Salem. Coach Tuc ker
remonstrated with him and It Is
charged Bauke struck Tucker on
the head. The coach was uncon
scious 20 minutes, according to
witnesses. ;
Bauke posted a $23 boni and
wajs released. i.
,
better than small fortune during
the past year.
The fight promotion firm of
Herman Taylor and Bob Ounnis of
Philadelphia, along with Bob
Duffy, New York manager, have
offered Schmeling a quarter of a
million for a J 5 round match at
Convention hall, Atlantic City, N.
,)., against the "best -available op
ponent," in January.-'
was forced to give up at the end
of the seventh round of his sched
uled 10-round bout last night with
Cuck Borden, 146, Kugene. Borden
was awarded the fight on a techni
cal knockout. - : - ; , -
BRIDGE PLAYERS COIN
NEW TERM FOR DOUBLE
Fights Last Night
(By the Associated liiss.
OMAHA, Nob, Tommy Grogan,
Omaha, outpointed Lope Tenorio,
Philippines, (10).
SAN FBANCISC. Bearcat
Wright, Omaha. Neb., stopped Long
Tom Hawkins, San Diego, (9).
MINNEAPOLIS. Big Boy Pet
erson, New Orleans, outpointed
Mike Mantle!!, St. Paul, (10).
HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Ernie Pet
ers, Chicago, outpointed Charlie
Kaiser, los Angeles, (10).
PORTLAND. James M. How
ard, 23, a n d 132 gall o ns of p ti re
grain alcohol were in custody of
police today after they raided How
ard's residence, confiscated the
fluid and nabbed Howard.
NEW YORK. At the Knicker
bocker Whist club bridge players
say "challenge" instead of "dou
ble" when seeking a bid from part
ner. The club, has given formal
approval of the abolition of the ln
formatory double because of con
fusion .with the business double,
which in mnde with the hope of
setting opponents. The club hopes
that challenge" will , come Into
general use.
Eugene Wins - '
EUGENE. Ore., Oct. 2G. (P)
The Eugene high school foul ball
team defeated Cottage Grove, 32 to
0, yesterday. . .
Trappers, Attention!
The fur season will soon be here.
W'e.oan make money for. you with
our connections. . eLt us estimate
on your furs before you ship.
MEDEOUD BARGAIN HOL'SE,
27 North Grape St. tf
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.,
Oct. 2(1. () With what has been
called the strongest southern Cali
fornia eleven in the history of the
university, and before a crowd of
89.000. enthusiastic, fans. Coach
Howard Jones' Trojans were here
to meet Stanford today in their
annuul battle which this year will
virtually eliminate one or the
other from the championship raeo.
Stanford faced the invaders with
only one regular on the Injured
list, half a dozen others having
recovered from a bad knee epi
demic that struck the Warner
squad early this season. Pete
Heiser, first string guard, will view
the proceedings from the bench,
his place being taken by Ray Daw
son. Southern California pinned her
hopes for victory on the powerful
and speedy running attack that
has enabled her to score 209 points
already this season, plus a line
that averages liiti pounds from end
lo end.
The Cardinals, banked on the
line smashing ability of Smalllng,
Fleischhacker and- Hillman; the
clever passing of Slmkins, and tlie
elusive halfbacks, Frentrup and
Moffatt.
The probable lineup:
Stanford Pos. S. California
J 'rest on . LE Tappaan
Artman LT.... .'. Huff
Driscoll LG..., Barrager(C)
Heincckc. C Dye
Dawson RG ' Galloway
Tandy RT Anthony
Muller (C) RE Steponovich
Smalllng Q Saunders
Frentrup LH Edelson
Rothert RH ..... Pinckert
Slmkins F Muslck
'WE FLY' MANUSCRIPT
NOT BY LINDBERGH
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Mm HAS
Wins Mackay Trophy
LINEUP CHANGE
FOR TILTJODAY
' Miller and Kerr Shifted in
State Lineup for Vandal
Game Town Is Overrun
With Alumni Close Con-
Associated Press Photo
Ralph Buerke Is endeavoring to
fill the shoes of Howard Maple,
Oregon State college's sensational
quarterback. He was Maple's un
derstudy, but got little chance to
work last year.
test Is Forecast.
' St
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FOR GAME
OF YEARLINGS HEREi
CORVALL1S. Ore., Get. 2t!. (fV)
Idaho's Vandals and Oregon States'
lien vera wei e matched today in
what promised to be the closest
Kame of years on Hell field here,
ltoth teams were declared by their
respective coaches to be in excel
lent shape and crisp, bright, weath
er gave promise of a fa.t field.
Coach Leo Cal land of the Van-
dais declared he would start Rergj
at fullback, saving Wilkie. was waai
said not to lie in the best of con
dition, for an emergency. J
Paul . Schlssler, Oregon Stat"1 j
mentor, said ho planned several j
changes in the starting lineup, i
Peter .Miller, the oldest man on j
the Heaver sqiuul, was to start at!
tackle, while Kerr waa to replace
Sherwood at halfbuck.
The town was overrun with
nlnmni of both institutions and u
fair crowd was forecast.
The probable starting lineups:
A ssuv ii t tit I'icsa Photo
Lieut. Harry A. Sutton of the
amy air corp3 reserve was award
ed the Clarenca H. Mackay trophy
in recognition of the most meritori
ous fliaht services performed by an
army pilot in 1923.
SATrnnAY.
:30 to 9 p.m. Sierra. . Svivena.ders..
liC service to KUO. .-. -i.., :
!) tu p.m; 'Latfrtderland
Lyrics." NiO service' to". KGO,
' K.IIQ, KOMOj KtUV.. KPO.KFJ.
j U:30 to .10 p.m. Western'' Artists
'j ; Series' Concert." ' ,.Nrlc:''se,V'yce
30 to 11 p.m. "Tales Nvr-Told,"
..NIK! service 'to KC04 tCHq.-'
J 1 to 12 midnijiht rMusiwtl, Mus
keteers. N lie servlo' ia KOO.
Kim, IvO.NKJ, .K.PO-. , ..
12 to 1 a.m.-rAMU Oiunzendorfer'rt
Hotel' Whiteomb Dance Rand.
NPtt service to KflO' ' ' .
Coming Sunday
to the Craterian
Football Interest of the city cen
tered today In the annual game
between .Med ford and the t'orval-
Tbe all-talking production, "The
Fall of IOve." eommg to the Cra
terian theater tomorrow. The- cast
.consists of eight people, every one
of whom is a star and a comedian,
of repute.
Tho picture is a typical farce,
abounding, with comedy situations.
A mong the' players are Patsy
iKuth Miller, Ford Sterling, Oer-1
(rude Astor. Arthur Rankin. -
, In the featured rple is Ford Ster
ling, veteran of Bennett comedies
and star of the late sensational
omedy wow. "Clentlemen Prefer j
llu hiu h wei mril. and I bo iramn at
Kugene between the University of j Blondes.! Qther roles, are played
Washington and Oregon Freshmen J b.v Fr Kelsey.-the classic "dumb!
NEW YORK. OP) A spurious
manuscript has been Hold - to a
publishing house ns the work of
Colonel Lindbergh. "We Fly," It
was called. The revealatlon came
when the, colonel's publishers ask
ed him-why he had changed to
another firm. The impostor fail
ed to get anything but a royalty
contract. '
Local football fans are looking
forward lo the big gridiron clas
sic between the Oregon Frosh and
O S. C. Rooks to be played at
Medford November !). This game,
which promises to he a real con
test, was secured through the of-J
forts of Medford Post No. 15 of
the American Legion. A large
g'uaraulee had to be assured both
teams, but tho Legion feels - that
n record crowd will turn out to
see this gridiron battle. Of spec
ial interest to Medford football
fans Is the fact that several of
the former Medford high stars
are playing on the Frosh and one j
M. H. S. boy. Red McDonald, isj
on the Rooks". "Prink" Calllsoit.j
former Medford coach, is coach-j
lng the U. of O. Frosh team '
which is another item of ndded
Interest.
, liThe Legion committee, In chnrge
Of the game,- is headed by Ted
Uaker and JSarle -Davis and the,
advertising is being handled by j
K. L. Rromley.
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. fillmoiv
teams. Seven former Medford high detective" of t)he screen-
stni-s -four of the lot on the fust
string will play for the Oregon
squad.
Other southern Oregon games
Normal school against the Marin ! Motoalf i-ockaley, who died here
Junior college team at Ashland, yesicruay ,ui no age oi bw years,
and Cants Pass against Klamath Interment will he in the Odd el-..
"" Hockley's Mother Dead
PORTLAND," Ore., Oct. 2. (JP)
'Funeral services will he held '
here Monday for Mrs. Kllzabetli'
lis at Ashland.
ESSAY CABINET TASK
PAWS, Oct. 2(1. (P) Rdounnl
Dulmller, loiuh'r of tho i'mlli'ul-nn-cliillst
ptu'ly. notiflnl ProHlilunt
Doiuihtkuo todny of hiH uccept
ant'O of tho task of .formltiK a
cabinet. Ho mhlort thut lu hopo! I
to h( ublo to Klvo llio in-oHltlonl
his onhliH't list lomorrow.
Rialto Attraction
For Tomorrow
Iowa cemetery" In Hulem. Mrs.,
I Loeksloy wan tlio mother n! Krert
Jl.ot'kKloy of tho OreKon Journal.,'
i ntlllnrlnl Hlnff.
A T "I
1 W I 1 I
flfiBBtfipd nrlverllfltne pnrs restjltf.
Jap Girl Sets Record
SICOUU Korwi, Oct. (!)
MIhb Kliniyo llitoml, Juimnoiw
Olympic ntlilote, heal her own
world'H record lor the rtitinlnK
broad Jump for women today, cleur
ItiB 20 feet 2'4 Inches.
Thirty famous characters of his
tory and fiction, personalities that
have attracted, the attention and
catiKht the fancy of the world from
ancient 10 mouein nines, uiO' im cyvi
personated in "One Hysterical i Jy
iS'lKhl," all-talkhiK eonlorty starrlnsj
lleKlnald DePny. which opens lo
morrow at me uiauo incaier. . j r. .... ; , " r
Denny, appears at the Unll' b! INSURANCE . ''j
"Naiioleon," and tho foil start
w'hon those present aro told that he
is crazy and really thinks he Is
"Miltlnli'iin."
The other characters he finds'
there Include his enemy, tho Duktt
of Wellington, Josephine, Kalonte.i
llohln Hood, William Tell, I'aKan -1
nln, 4'atll Uevere, Jtoblnson Crusoe,;
Captain Kldd. !
Tho story Is entirely -different !
from the usual run of cnmedyT;
films. . I
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COLLEGE 420
: SALEM. Ore., Oct. Sff. (lV) Wil
lamette university, nflet- scoi-InK a
touchdown In the first )ilay after
the klckoff, openwl an nilnek on
the College nf Idaho eleven here
yesterday which ended with the
third period and n 11 In ) score
for Willamette. A C4 ynrd run ly
Krlckson, Itenr half hack, was the
IiIr play of the Rame. ,
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
BEATS ALBANY, 13 TOO
POrtTLA.VD.. Ore.. Oct. 20. W
Columbia university flushed a ver
Kltlle offense to defeat Albany col
lege IS to 0 In a footliull pamfi on
the Gllftdweller gridiron here yes
terday. - '
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