Medford mail tribune., November 10, 1929, Page 6, Image 6

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M i:i)F()KI MAI I'I'UiliirN II. MT'ilJFOKuITrXiONr.'" SUNDAY, KOVJ0A1HKH-10,-1929.
NOTRE DAME'S ENDS RATED AMONG THE BEST
IDAHO 1M fef' JiMfe
1 ri,v
ON ARMISTICE DAY)
U' A "TT'l' t i
The Htni'tirtc? line-ups for the!
Arinitill.-e Uay Knme hiUveyi tile
Medforil and AHtiliin.l hiKli Bf-hool
fnntliull teutriH, will bo as fiAlmvs: I
;j v,KirrGi;o. WAbjipC s-'.'
fnt'lle,! xbi 4). (S')-j;noali .iia'it
'l.jihuw, the fiery little fuotball cone.ii
!if tho UnlvclBity of WoahlnBton
.jmnde hln lnt stand In' thin horm
Vlioc stadium today and It w a
tflotiuus. one even in deft-lit.
jr ViiIh1 him-lily battered '. flusky
y-Vcven ' licl.l the' hlfjhly touted
I.Stanford Cunllniiln to u six to 0
Encore 'and "j!uvo tile 'men from the
;outh the Soiiro of -their Uvea on
,a 'mud-eovered field. - '
it : TalilnK ndvantaKo of Caiitain
Pnul Jemniii'ii feeble kicknff and
.Merle nufford's four y.'ird punt out
Tot bound.i from the AViishlnKton I
,ten-ynrd line, tho lli'd Shirts bowl- !
leil over the winning Hcore.
,f 'TakinK tho Ik'hIiIii on tho Wash
lnKton 14-yard line, Harlow Koth
rt, hrllllan halfhuek, hit left end
-for ten yards. Tho Munklt-H made
!n ' determined Btnnd but their ef
fort was lii vain. Itothert Rained
'half of the needed dlstanee lu'ound j
,j'irht end and l.'huok Kmalllm;.
'powerful fullback added two feet
kit center. '
' ;Vlth n 'font to gii Smalllni; put
hift head down and smashed
jtltrouKh center to barely reach the
uoal line fur the touchdown which
"fumed out to be the victory p!;iy.
fltotbert's place kick for Ihc try fo;
'point waH .blocked.
? Coach l:aKsbaw was making bin
Tlost ifrorl on his home mounds
yis (h' will lec.vo his coaching Job
lit tho end of tho season. The
Ashland
H'luire
Taylor
.Wink Ionian
Howell
Napier
Spier '.
Simpson
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Notre Dame 19, Drake 7.
Iowa , Minnesota 7.
Columbia 24, Kt. Ambrose 0.
.Missouri 6. Washington 0.
.Michigan , Htate 38, Mississippi
Aggies 10.
Kansas 7, Okln'homa 0.
Kant.
Vale 13, Maryland 13 (tie)
Swarthmoro .20, John Hopkins
Dartmouth 13, rjrowrt C. '
Colgnto -33, Columbia 0., ;
West Virginia 0,- Detroit 30.
Cornell 3(1, Western Itoserve 0.
New York 2 fleorgin 19.
Holy. Cram 44.. lioclon V. 13.
Perm State 19, Pennsylvania 7.
Prinoeton 20, Lehigh (I.-
'oiltll,
Texas 7, Tiaylor 0...
Vanderbllt 22, (leorgin T''i
Alabama 24, Keni'Mcky 13.
T'rof. 'inlng nnA H. G. Knders,
Jr., yj-ere among the many Ashland
football fans who attended the big
"frosh" panto held here yosterday.
Associated Preaa I'holo
A Most of the talk about Notro Dame concerns Its backflolct. But when It comes to effective duty
on the. field Knute Rockne'e two ends Vezle and Colrick stand out among the beat In the country.'
OHIO GETS FIRST ! ASHLAND NORMAL! PITT KEEPS LEAD
BIG TEN DEFEAT, GIVEN T
M CONQUERED .
': ; - : ,-; i
Wiro MTADIl'M.; COlultlbns, 0:,
Xov. 'O.uVl Nort'hwtdHlrn hand
ed Ohio Stale its first illg Ten
.llntfnut!Vc' hicntor resigned
a-entlv but Offered to remain with conference defeat of the season to
The tonm until tho last scheduled j nay by walking all over the J Suc k -,
tame with Chicago two weeks eyes throughout sixty minutes of!
:lfrom today. ' The Huskies will play and winning IX to C. , i
SCACItA.M KS'TO, Nnv. !l. IA')
Itaoraaiicnto Junior college defeat
ed Die Southern Oregon Normal
.''hool of Ashland hero today, 152
lo 7, In a game that was never
In doubt aflr the, first five min
utes of play.
Sleet California In llerkeley next
aturday. '
l( Tho CnrdlnnlH started nnothT
'lrlvo In (ho first ( period which was
"stopped on the' Washington 17
iS'iird line when they lost tho ball
!jnn downs. From that mumonl
..until the end tif the game the bat
jille was a see-saw affair with 2a.
IliM) iei:t:itnrs In i.n uproar n.'i
''i ho slippery ball was fumbled time
tind again.
The Huskies' had "Pop" War
ner's charges in hot water through
out tho final period. Starting from
Wild field, n pass Greebi.n to
Vuutzko, put the ball on Stanford l l1'l An
I'lny
7.AKAVKTTK, Intl., Xov. 9. M'l ,
Purdue, using most of Its sopho-
more talent, swept over MisHissip-;
pi, 27 to 7 In tin Intersection.'!! :
football gume hero today to score:
Its sixth, straight victory. After
I'opo hail seoreil a touchdown on
tho first play of the game, Purvis;
and Itlsk led the assault on toe '
Southerners, breaking loose fre
quently for long gains. ISurnett '
ind Itlggers wcro .Mississlpiil's ;
best. ' I
32 GRID BATTL
! T,TTSl,.J'.!U;iI,. XoV- fPrTi
j Th I'liivfi-Mlty of I'ltlflTmrKh ro- j
mined its unhriitr'n Ktnndlnn td:y ,
rby d4!rctlntr W. iind J. coIIcko at j
I tho stadlutn hevo 21 to 0. Tho!
i defeat was the fii'nt of tho season ;
for the 1'rcsidenln, who fought a
hard battle against the . natiumil
honor contenders.
! The ledford toani partially re
! tovoied from injuries that have
! beset tho squad from tho sturt-of
I the Reason, will clash ivith their
j ancient rivals, with their flphtliiK
spirit at a hitfh pitch. Siiurred on j
hy declarations of- foothnll fans,
that they would supnm't. them,
to the limit the locals aro sot for'
the battle of their Jives. ;;
Tho Ashland team, with vlcto-'
rlea over C. rants l'ass, . Klama.th ;
'alls, and AVeed, are confident,;
though Ashiand fans have been
busy the past week tryhiK to pro-
vent over-confidenqe. Tho ,Ashr!
Innd players cannot see any differ-
enco between Cirants Pass and ,
Corvallis. . .)
The Ashland team. In Its games, j
lins shown nothinK to Indicate it,
will hnve a cinch. ,and Us sup,
porters are not as enthusiastic as-J.
thty wdre earlier In the season, i
A Ijiikc crowd is expected to at-j
tend lie rjume toniorrow. with !
the entire student .body in attend-. t,
iime. the l-enion drum corps, and
the hih srhfiol, bund will furnish,
the muj-ir. Special events will ho
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CO-yurtl line. Hufrurd nmaw ll''a
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Warner rushed 1il biu fuillmrk,
'llorb Vfrlsllhiirkw Intrt the-pi me.
Two ninre nhitrl niilns r.nd C'a 11 -
Vlaln ".Mu.ili", MhIIit rucoil lu to
ilicln Htop iliN'imlilinfUin iffonm
ilri'hnn'H Inntr )lis) wmit wild nnd
Moffntt punted nut of dnnKor for
hlnnford hut only for the moment.
StnilHtlnully WnshlnKton out
pnlncd the c'r.rdlnuln when the
llil.ildeH totalled 13(i ynnlH lo Ktun
ford'B 04 nn running pliiyn. Tir
IUHltlen made 7 rliNt ilownii coin
pared with S for Ktanfoid. With
liiKtnn sained one by nlrinmyihc
.nrd two on iiiiHne.
lillilm t'rnlirtl
. ri'I.I.MAX. Vn Xov. I). UP '
WmtlihiKInn Htale'.t Coui,al-M ripped
the Unlvemtly of Idaho ralderB Ui
rlhhonn hero today, I to 7.
' The CoHwieks from Mowow tore
Into the fray with the whistle.
looHlnK power plays In the''rtrl
Jialf that hent the I'outtnr line Into
(i seml-elrele. W. 8. return
littaek made tho genre 7 to 7 nt
u half. In' the fourth quarter
he Vandals went down Ike HtoekH
nn n hear market.
.1 Sehwartj! maile two touehdowim
"n the fatal fourth, lluekley one
pud KlllniiJien one.
MK MORI A I. STAIUfM. llerk--
fley, Oil., Xov. !). UVl UolllllK up
nui'hdown nfter timehilown, fotir
ft them In the last period, fall
ornln defeated Muntana &3 to IS
In a ronferenee jiame here.
'IKl.lJ, chleiiKo. Xov. 1.
alert, hall following!
W'iHenntdn fonthall team clliuhed ,
from the Weotern conference eel-1
lur today bv defeatlnc fhleauo, 20 !
MANHATTAN, K.iF., ; Xov. 0.
'Pi :.'ltUiri in a raiu before lesH
than 4,000 fiins, the KanHiiM AKKle
defeated lou-ii Htate In football to
day, il to Orln TaekweH'H field
Koal late In the Heennd jierlnd off.
Hot the Intentional nafety the Kan
ana Knvo the lowans just before
the game ended.
NOItMAX. Oltla., Xov. !). (I'l
I'll., btlll'lltV ' klll!.!IU l!.vll!,ll-lw
in v. me veiiKui-H leu i ... ),,, , t, fathers lntaet here
the hair, and were Heored on inl)n(,h anl , , nlvl,,.Mtv of ,...
thn.laat minute of ply ' hen it : ,, ,,,, (,n0.m ,.f,,,.t 1!K.
wild .M on pa.'in atlaek hit tile . f . . .. . ,
oil.
mark, Xenrly
mini clnMMlc.
3 r.,nn saw I he nn-
JlK.MOlllAI. UTADH'.M. Cham
palKll. III., Xov. !. W) The
Army'H Invaulon of Hie weste'rn
.eollferenee today eruillliled on the
'jilniim o( llllnolH a a Ihronit of
'tis. 000 saw tho ltlf? Ten ehaiuliioiiK
fitillnp to victory hy the deolHivo
mni'Kln of J7 to 7 In a aeries of
speotacular "breaks."
tin n water-snaked Kridlron this
afternoon the powerful ,layh.-,wic
defeated tin Soom-rs hy a score
of 7 to 0.
YAT.K lltnvi,. Xew Haven,
Conn., Xov. II. (H) Vale's highly
rated football team was held to .1
surprisintr ' 1 3-13 tie today hy a
fighting ITnlverslty , of Maryland
eleven. : All the .Maryland seorlnr;
was done after Iiooth was taken
out early In the third period.
MOIKIAXTOWX,- W. Va.. Nov,
!i. M'l A liatti'ilnt!, alert I'nU'l'r.
slty .if Detroit football team . over
whelmed the West(VirKltvla Moun
taineers. 3'i-0 here toduy In the
"West Virginia day' Rame. ltra.il,
tho Titan captain, ably assisted by'
Koss. played n poweiful frame)!
heaving passes and poundlni; "th;
Yirijlniil lino Into submission. ; jf 1
YANKK.K KTADICM. X, Y., Xovll
H. 01') Xew York t'niveiKlty dc
footed the University of fleortfi
today before n crowd of 42,000 h
a Hcore of 27 to 16, tho Houthc
ers dolnw nil their scoring In thoJU-
sncond half. Xew York university
Idled mi n lead of 20 to 0 In thel
first half hut -could score lu tin
second only once through the med A
lum of nn Intercepted forward
pnss.
(I!y The Associated Press)
I'm ifll- "oSt ;,' A
Stanford l, WushlnKton ' 0. 'v 1
Washington Ktato College 41,
Idaho 7.
Colletie ot Idaho, 13, Tnelfle
rnlversily 12.
( alifornia 53, Montana IS.
1'. 8. I'. 00, Xevada 0.
I'omona Ki Arizona 12.
Hocky Mniintnln.
I'tnli 12. Colorado college 3
. .oiornuo jkkich
Kles li.
1'nlverslty of Colorado 13, Colo
rado .Mines 9.
Middle West.
MlchiKan 1-1. Harvard 12.
Illinois 17, Army 7. .
Wisconsin 20, Chicago 0.
Northwestern 18. Ohio State R.
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.tKD'.S l.KAl' Mn-S VUTOItV
(Continued from 1'nKO One)
for rollKliness
The Medford Junior hlnh school
football tenm,. coaelieed by. Ituy
Henderson, w.m the Southern Ore-
en . heavy penalties
in the second half. '
..Thrills In the name were fur
nished fur the l'riish by Watts. mm district junior title, by defeat
whose open-field rumiinB wnsl'InK ltoseluiri; at ltoseburj; Friday,
sneetaelllar. and for the Hook!.' 3' to 12.
hy lied McDonald, whose calch-
ADI) l'ITT
l'llll.AIi:l.l'IIIA. Xov.' IL (fl
In the hardest fotiKht foolbaU
Kame seen nn lranklln field- this
year the Nittany l.lons of Cennsy
vania Htate college today defeat
ed the 1'nlverslty of Cennsylx-anla,
111 to 7. ,' ; .
Iiik of forward passes, netted his
team loop; italns, and a touchdown.
Tho Uooks were unabt.'
through the l''rosh line
Onllnxky, Meilfor.I halfback was
tho Individual star, scoriae one
touchdown from the klckol'f, nnd
Retting nway for several lonu'
to (fain i rims.
consist-! 'The entire team plnyed well, nnd
I AXXAI'OI.IH. .M.I., Nov. 0. tfl'1
i Two jrreat lines and two Kreat
j klckrrs bore the brunt of a 0-0
i battle today, when OeorKetown
!nnd Xavy renewed their football
; feud with I'resldent Hoover
j niuoiiK the 2ri,M0o funs who saw
j the. game.
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j roUKKl'M, l-osrAnKolon. Nov. 0.
j iP) The sitoiuI Birlntf Tnlvor
frlty of Hmilliprn Culltonilii font
liiitt tenm, which euvo wny fur
rQ( IntcrvnlH to iho thlnl aii'l.l'iK coiiloit,
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pons hcr today.
: FOItKHT lltn'K. ro.t Nov.
ty in a unmo frut.irnl by hmsc
jilnyhur hy hoth touniM the ('olh'Ko
tf Idaho oVftol 1'iulflc univer
ity here today 13 to 12. Jtolh
Heveim wero evenly imtehd,
however, and the pitine wan in
orKtliiK If not well played.
: Idaho opened tho nein.nn In tin
first iiiarter hy driving Mr way
flown tin field to Vneific's five
jard line, from where Ktill(l''
t.lur.m'd aerosn. The try for point i, )1,
hy line-play failed. Hehtntit
' Paelfla rullled aflen; nn ex- Marvi-v
hnnt;o of pnnln and at the end 1 Mian
of the ciuarter wan well Into lda-iiun
bo terrllory. On the first ptay of j ,m,. lonnld
ihe wcond tiuartrr, V'ront, lladKm-! Ayrn
half, wont neroM. I'ai-lfle failed , j )aviH
ently Iternio UhhIu-k. Morgan,
and St or hi was hnlwurUrt on le
fense, IhijiheM and Stochr i-rashed
tlirouuh time ami time ami In, tu
throw the I look IhicKh fur hs.ses.
Tho I took hud a decided ad
vantage In lift punlliiK, and out
weighed tlio Krosh.
In the final iiuarler lioth
eoaehcN 8'iit In Hiilmt Itiitcn.
All neven Aledlmd hluh m-hool!
playern, played dtirinK tho thrtll-
whlch was thp heat
In Kout hern ( ireon,
The rrowd wiin .iis nciir neutral
nM u crowd could he. They cheer
ed when Ked leUonald proved
the first touchdown, and, after
that they called for the Kmsh.
Tho rheerhm reached lis peak
while tho l''rosli were nmkim:
their grand drive for a torn h
down. Tho two RqtindH are evenly
matehed. except In the klcklim de.
lartment,
liefcreo "WIlllaniH. In the sec
ond half, w a r n c d hoth tennn
aniiinst talking. (
Tho marthiK llne-tip;
lEuok-
the local lino was a stone-
thriuiKhout the yanie.
wall.
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XKW YOKK IVInphonn ulrls
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PROVmKNri?. It. l.( Nov. Tl.
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the dtsahleil Al Mursters was un
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Dartmouth Indians closed their
3;'i-year old football series wiV.
Urown with a 1JI-W victory before
20000 spectators. Most of the
( Ireen's scores was due to the
brilliant w'nrk of Itill Morton, who
replaced Tommy J.nnci. cotter at
iiuarterback late In the opening
perfml.
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ment. Thal'a what our cu-ttunent-rrll
aja. Auk them or
come In and ace for ynurxolf.
Brandon
. Il;n!io
FREE FROM WORRY
lear'np (lint mjndnf jfiitrti. Cl.i .tHitOf. tli for;
ol" worry nnd iiiifJ-rtiiiiity.' 'You kuoV that" to hu
mi of'l'it'icut driver' of nn mitoinoliile vonr miml
must lie free from disturbing influences. Most iieci
ilents nre onused through the inahility to tliink
(uickly. i 1'roper insurntu'e is the relief for that
worry. Not ihnt you nre cureless, hut thnl it allows
your, thoujrhts to .lie on .1 he job where they helon'.
The mornl is: Don 't worry about how lum vtm
..lire loii.K to hit Iheother follow'; but use your
thoughts toward enrcfnl drivinc. . "
The Northwest Casualty
Company
Owned and Operated By
The Northwest Mutual
,Fire Association
offers eonH,lete l-roteetion from the financial linz
nrds of autonu.bile nwpcrsliip. For careful drivers
worthy of .joining a ."roup of selected policy holders
wo luivi' a luoiiey siivini; opportunity.
Medford Investment Co.
f . 125 East Cth
Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
Silk from top to toe witi
' " French HecJ
WE DEVELOP.
Films Free '
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
Y0T3R REXALL STORE
Open Sundays khd Evenbgi
All the Time '
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