Medford mail tribune., November 19, 1929, Page 12, Image 12

PXOE STX
MRIHWItn MAN. TRIP.nXR, MRDFORD, OltKflONV Tl'KSDAY, NOVEMBER. 19.' 1929.
F,
ASHLAND HALT
FOR WORKOUT
KLUM'S TEAM
Booth, Kelly, Yunevich, Wood Top Sophs
t
j '
BEARS
OVER STANFORD
BIG GAM
Several Cardinal Mainstays
Out of Lineup, Account
Injuries Bear Defeat'
Would Allow Trojans to;
Take Crown. !
HAN FRANCISCO, Oil., Nov. III. I
(!) Till) Kiiilid clliunx uf (In- j
I'ni'lflu tonal conference (oulbiiM j
houmiii will unwind Itself In I lie .
Stanford bowl Saturday, Willi 1 ! ;
Vnlvm'ully or Ciilllornln IUmiih
pitted imnliim llielr ancient rivals,
tlio .Stanford Cnrilliinlii. i
Willi (lis conference I'liniupliiii. '
mIiIi ill Htnlio, the Hoars cannot j
lilTonl dofviit. A vlrlory will Klvo
California llio title, but Ions will
InliiK mi mi anticlimax In which
tho Trojans o( Southern California
would Htmid on excellent chance '
of iiiillini; the crown. That liiitiirt' j
would lay mostly in dcfcutlUK tho !
Idnlio ViiiiiIiiIh ill U)h AiikoIcs' Sat- j
iil'duy, mid t lie Washington Stale
CoiikiU'8 November 30. Tho two.
victories would kIvo tho men uf
Tiny n Ini'Kor percentao. J
All tliiiiKH considered, however. :
California iipoiira to ho tho fn-'
vored contender for tho r)iuiiiion-
chili. I ndefented and milled In
conference idny, the Hear were
rated tho muwlor eleven by vlr
luo of the better allowing they
linve mnile.
Willi several of their miod men
out of practice with Injuria suf
fered In tho clash with Santa Cluru,
the Cardinals wero lit work today
preparing for their linttln Satiirdny.
It wna not certain whether the In-1
jured players would return to the i
lino In time. They woro llolnocko
nml Taylor, centers, and Itudy Kin
tain, linlflWk. They woro nil
treated far leu Injuiiea lit Palo .
Alto hospital. . i
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VANCOUVER PUCKMEN j
SHOW EARLY PROMISE;
r . ... '-rrs
Island Squad Leaves San
Francisco Today for
Game at Portland With!
Oregon Webfeet Lon- j
dahl Replaces Kitzmiller. i
-dBARRY WOOD
Tlioo hoys lend the sophomore t-oiithiKvm tit litis hhitfo uf the m'iimhi.
Alulmnm; Snvoldl, Notre Dainr, and Hewitt, t'olmuhtu. -
Thry arc Itoliijjr crowded, however, by Masters, lVtin: Miller.
Ily Jay YescU,
Sports Kditor
( AMworlittcd l'iv! Feature Service.
XKW VOItK. t.Vt ArounO
tho fiHitball -circuit much fut '
boinK ni Mile alum! tlio.M
tionnl miihmudfw."
You hear that Albio ltootli.
Yalr'f pM-vto Hiirtcrluk. can't
mhii tho All-Amorlra; that .lc
YunovU-h uf I'linluu Is tho hc.it
half hark In tho Itti T.mi; that '
"Shtpwrook" Kotly of Kentucky tf i
the kliih' of new men In tho Rnuth.l
and that l:arry Wood of Hiu vjid '
is the Hcoond bet iuarterhaek in'
tho 1 tic Three. Itooth, of course.'
U tho het.
There are many nther:. pro!-.
,-vt)y some hotter than thive of the,
four players mentioned. Hut tho
fourth Alhie llooth stands at the
top of tho sophomore horde. He'
does look like a sure shot for All-'
Amerira honors. J
Amon the other sterlliiK hacK ;
Just up from the yearlhiR snuatU
are Masters. i'ennHylvanla ; Mille-. I
Alabama: Hewitt, Columbia, an I
Savoldi. Notre Damo.
Yunevieh ranks witli Itooth ns u
soiihomore pare -setter. I'ntil Yu
iievieh arrived, Purdue was jut
amtliim nlon; Kettius nowhere In
the Uiii Ten title scramble. Then
Joe heuan delivering and the Itoll
eripakers became a championship
contender, flushing what probably
is the befst balanced back field in
the mid west, outside of Notre
Dame.
"Shipwreck" Kelly gained great
a t(eiuion In Dixie when in his first
came he clicked off ' touchdown
runs in three of. the first four
times he carried the bull. He is
strong on lontr distance runs.
; Harry Wood bean his sopho
i more year with Harvard as a pineii-
hitter. He needed only the chance
o prove that he was a high-ali-j
ber quurterback.
Nothing remains to be written
! about Hooth. He has everything.
Fights Last Night
dor, Dodire City, Kans.. stopped
l.udwig Haymann, tiormany. 1 7 1.
(Hy the A?vorlaled lrcf...)
XKW YOKK .lack tKld) Hers,
r.uvland. outpointed Kddle Klkln.s.
New York. tUM.
SANTA KK. Itabe Colima. 1.os
Anuoles, won on a foul from Kid
Paeheco, Santa Ke. to.
'DOC STEWART KILLED
STRIBLING LOSES TO
ITALIAN CARPENTER
The University of Oregon wlllj'
play its final . northwest gridiron j
contest of the 1929 season here)
Saturday u gainst the University of i
Hawaaif, 'minus its outstanding
performer, Johnny Kitzmiller, the t
"Flying Dutchman."
Kitzmiller is in the Eugeno hos
pital suffering . from a broken
ankle, received on Hay ward field
on the University -campus last Sat-.
uruay in the annual Homecom
ing gamo between Oregon and
Oregon S-tate college. Physicians
declared he will be able to return
to the gridiron next season, but
he is out for tho remainder of
this season. Kitzmiller had plan
ned to turn out for. basketball this
winter, he having missed the team I
I by the narrowest of margins la.U
year. His injury will also keep
j him off the basketball court.
! Although thero in no one who
can adequately fill the hole at
quarterback. Kilzinillcr's substi
tute in the Hawaii game probably;
will be Johnny Londahl, his under-
study. Londahl replaced Kitzmil
ler last Saturday ,and turned in a)
brilliant performance.
The Hawaaflan squad, scheduled
to arrive at San Francisco today,;
was to entrain for this city imnfe
d lately, stopping off en routo at'
Ashland, Ore., for a brief workout.
The Webfeet will desert their Ku-'
gene stronghold Friday, arriving
hero the same. day. , . ....
Bridge Party Held
In Spite of Cold!
Did you ever hear of a fiye-bur
remedy for eoltls? There is one, und,
It really does bring you out com
pletely. That achy, feverish feeling
vanwhes; dryness and soreness
leaves nose and throat; mucoun dis
charge stops; breathing becomes
easy.
A simple compound the druggist
has in tablets does tho work every
time. Xo laxative is necessary when
Tape's Cold Compound is used. No
sweating; or other discomfort. These
pteasant-taating tablets are al! you
need to knock your cold in a hurry.
35c at all drugstores.
YANCorVKU, It, i Nov.
lWy In a game that aave promise ;
f ' bettor things to come ns tho
(teuton advance tn the Pacific;
Coast hookey longue, the Vancou-I
vor .l.lons served notice;; on the I
other Miuads of the circuit that
they are out to repeat their pen
nant winning performance of lHt '
season, when they noncd out the
Victoria Cub here last night, two;
goal. to one. i
PHILADKIJMIIA. Lew Mas
sey, Phitadelithla, stopped Harrv
PUtman, Phtladelphia, ul): John
ny Jadtek, Philadelphia, ontpotiii
ed l.uis Yiiu'entlul, ;hlle. (MM.
DEMPSEY TO PROMOTE
HEAVY CARD FOR POOR
NKWCASTl.K, Pa Phil Tobias.
New York, outpointed Krtiio Pet
ers, Cleveland, tin I,
Oil is found in backyards of
many honm In San Antonio. Tev
PlTTSItCUtiH. Young Jack
Thompson, l.os Anceles. stootiod
lltlly White, Jersey City, tSl; Fon
talnne Kvans, l.os Angeles, stopped
Frank Munro, Pittsburgh, t.1.
CUICAtJO. Nov. 11-. (.V) Jack
Ocinpsey will pvomute n Christinas
benefit boxing show for Chicago's
needy at the Coliseum next Tues
day night. It will be an all-heavy,
weight card with l.es Mnrrlnorrfor
mer University of Illinois boxer,
meet hi ir lioorgo Hoffman f New
York In the 10 round wlmlnp.
I'ltUVAI.IJS. Or., Nov. lti.-pt
M. J. "Doe" Stewart, former
football and basketball coach who
was accident ly killed near Kerr
vllle. Texas, yesterday when mis
taken for u deer by a huntiu
ettmpaulon. coached Oregim State
College football teams from. 1912
to 1SU and was. regarded as one
of the most colorful mentors that
ever eoached hen. He succeeded
ham Dolan as the Orange coach.
huNDON, Kn&., Nov. 19.)
Prime Cnruea, Vlant Italian car
penter, won on a foul In tho fourth
round of his 15-round bout with
V. I., i Young Stribling, Macon.
Cta.. heavyweight, at Albert hall,
last night.
HARTNETT WILL LOSE
TONSILS THIS WEEK
WICHITA Kr.ii" Anmis Sny-
Convlruetlon of u n d e r grour.l
telephone cable between Portland
:ind St I in p rt r res i nc teadilv.
MoMinnville, Ituitding permit
granted for construction of busi
p,si building on Main stn-et.
CHICAGO. Nov. IP. lP Gabby
iJartnett, Chicago Cub cacther, will
have his tonsils removed sometime
this .week, in an effort to find a
cure for the ball player's ailing
arm. which handicapped him dur
I mr The t:?! campaign.
Otto (Proek) Klum. who as coach '
I of the Bedford high school, ten
years ago gave this city its first
taste of football victories, will
spend tomorrow afternoon with his
University of Hawaii squad, in his :
I home town. Ashland, where he was '
also athletic mentor. The Hawaiian ;
squad Is en route to. Portland, ;
where it will play the University
of Oregon next Saturday. Klum
will spend a few hours in this city
visiting friends before he entrains
on the Shasta limited for Portland.
"Rhode Island expects to" retain
the distinction of being the most
heavily populated state in the
union, after The "next census. Its
population exceeds 573 persons to
the square mile.
Make il lhe mosl llirilling part
of I he day for jour children by
reading .Mary Graham Bonner
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