FIDE BIX
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, PRECOX, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1929.
MO ALIO TILT
iii will uuilf Hi"-' University ot
rhli'URo on the latter'a homo field,
und the Oregon Sliwe eleven, nlso
low In conference stnmllnfrs, -tnkes
on tne I'nivei'Klty of Detroit, In a
Kiinio ut Ietrolt.
Wa.shinBton Stale college meets
the i.owerful Onnzaitu bulldogs at
Spokane, and the I'nlverslty of
OreKon miuad will he host to a
team representing the University
of Hawaii in a game scheduled to
lie played ill Portland.
The other conference teams are
Hawaiian Gridmen Invade Mainland to Battle Oregon University
lie.
Kill
f 1"
DECIDES COAST
GRIDIRON RACE
Differences Lead to An
nounpement of Resigna
tion Ends Tenure at
,: Orqgon December 31,
: ; 1930 When Contract Ex-spires--
Renewal of Em
ployment Refused.
'KITCIRNU, Ore, Nov. 22. (A)
DlffftreneeH between Ur. Arnold
Dennett Hall, president ot 'the
Uiilvoriiity of Oregon, unci Captain
Jtfhn'j.. 'Mt'Hwaiii. head funtliull
?6ttoli,, 9 ver.'i he requeit for renew
al of Mi'Kwnn'H contract were held
responsible, today for .the nnnoum:
eil itilKn'rrljon.'of tlie couch yester-
dy.-v''v- ,A ' ' i
TAlcKwnn'H announcement stated
tlio'rCHlKnuilrm would be effective
lit tho expiration of hln prem-nt j
contract, December 31, 1950. The
roach wild ho would fulfill hiH con
tract next year "to the Inter."
Two statements in which Ir.
Hall and touch .MeKwan set forth ;
their conversatloiiH and en in mil ul-' j
eatinna wero I untied today after !
MeHwan wild ho had dlwunHcd the!
renewal f.t his ciontract with the !
university pif xy. !
.. -:;. VVmitcct Itcnewal t
"I dtdn'Jt want to wait until my
coptract expired," Mcl--wnn said,"
ho ea uke it-Ih'iiLwuyh too lute In u
ouyo.,Iike 4ht to upply clBowhero
If the contract U not, 'renewed. ; I
waited n :ene,wnl now ho I would
un( he left In u predicament."
McHwtm' declared Mull ro-
fifleil him fit renewnl, but Dr. Hull
expressed Hurprlne at the conch 'h
rMlRiiatioi und hwuod.tho follow
iujyitfttfcintnt in part: "No tttotc
ment from t'aptaln McKwon re
Kni'.dlnfTi thtu intention ban hen
communicated to ma or to my of-
fine, ho fur an". I have been able
totdlnoyoi to th' ,11th let Ic depart
ment. ', lly Infonnut'lmi hu lie en
leoclv&l J!roln the prcnH to whom
h (apparently mnde hiH communi
on! Ion."
, fJ'hc prexy'u Htutement continued
thut McKwan emmu to IiIh office
iliO UiMlied1 fur mi immediate dc
olid on on tho renewnl, but that 1r.
Jiallf wnid' ho could jth'e him no
definite reply. Throe, other vIkKn
to J)r. HhII'h office by Couch Me
Kw.it) were recounted In the prenl
dent'W Htatement.
'Dr. Hull na id he did inform
Captain .McKwan that he would
cunvuftn the entire Bltuuttmi, din
ciikh H' with the KtatQ boned, with
thfiuthlov4o committee' and the
executive ; council ' of AH&oclnlcd
HttfJriniVandiiUenipt to reach a
deciNion, rtprijnln the winter.
rittn C'Imiukcs
Vllnnlly, uti I HUKKHted to Cnp
tUl(i,.Mer.wau today, we are kIvIuk
pttykJiix poiiidduruttnn to chanc'iot
tho utotuii nf our cnaehln atiiif
from that, of contract to a profcM
fttfuiul utatUK on Indefinite tenure
vv.lh.u posHlhle reduction In mil
ulf." iHv I In MVto statement contin
ued. . "No dfdwlon h;tH been reach
ed on tl'ilH Important rhanite, but
I; Kjoureft t'aptaln McKwan thut
U.M(Hoon -a li ;drfsion vs rear It i'd
liewnul, notirled."
McKwan. ' after reatlitiK Dr.
J lull's Matemcnl, lulled another
coriimunicatiim In whtclt he naid
liAjind vlhlted Dr. Hull lelulive to
a rnwal of cuntract. And thut
1m. had iukd the proxy whether
hiti work had been mililnrioi y und
would want ill m tu cmtiiuuu liln
cniiehinK.
"In the Interview he clearly In
dicated he hud no intention of re
tuinlnK -nic um coui'h," hulit Mc
KU'iih. 'Vhen 1 viBlted him In
con ii cell oh with the trip of the
OijMcott I'V'tball team tu Florida. I
OftlceMilm i(kaln for u "b-ilclon,
lui told me he had not und
wqwid nit until after the t ii t .f
Hit dear. Ho outlined for me Ills
ida'nf mi ideal foolbnll coach, 1ml
It v(1k ho far In vuriance with what I
I InniiKht n footlmll coach whould '
bof tbkt .1 asked him If he wer
coiitemptutltiK a change. He told
tnh he was planning on changing
th typ of head coach and that
lie was considering changing the
cofiehtna Maff from contract to n
piVrsllial stntun with it ponsilde
redujrtlon In Bnlary.'
Atvitlbeni of the Oregon foot I'm II
ten in. ufier hearing the report of
Hit rfesfcnatiou, expressed ihelr )
confidence iu 'Captain MeKwon'N ;
ii mm? tinu
Htjitonxpnt.
their regret ut the
TABLE ROCK bOYS FIND
POLE CATS PLENTIFUL
TAPU: Hot'K, ore.. Nov. S-'.
(Hpetial.l HeVfial of th.-1 mlionl
bojH have ntnrted trapping for
Hkunks irnd as these little iiiiIiuhIii
seem to bo very plentiful the boys
Will probably soon iuv tiie com
miinliy pretty Veil "stunk" up.
yrOMIPATED?
M , iiiuiKhl. uur llmlnullTo
mm orjana will l funlfmiliis .r..;i
9rif by moriiii.fl anJ your ron-
j lUpatlon will (ti4 with a bowel
r anion a, rrco and rnj an na
, toraatherbim-,,o.ltivljr na
Fi gr.pinf. rrjr It.
I ' MU..,a.rJ, rr.l-
f MKLIMK A HIUJON, TAKB
Hcrc'N 'oach (Ht Khun (left,
The team traveled -H00 miles from
1'OKTI, ANr, l.-.e.. Nov. 22. (IM
Hciuiid r,f VA football nlavera!
waH prepared to desert its Ku
Kne stroiiKhold today for a Jour-. In(irft I1(IIefJ tM(, mi,i-'a-' feat this year. The islanders, on
ney exeeedlnnly short, compart d I (.in,; ridders traversed 2S00 miles the other band, are out . to re
to that of Its gridiron foe. In to-: of ueean and land to meet the, venKO a r, to 0 defeat at the bands
morrow's game at .Multnomah j Webfeet. of the Ore-onlans on Hawaiian
RAMBLERS mQmSMMi.
HUSKIES MEET,
BIG TEN TE1S'
Northwestern Hopes to Spoil j
ReCOfd Of N0trG D3mG(,ut ,lf our hnM nit a ,,a11 ln, t!u'
Saturday Chicago . Tan
gles With Coast Squad
On Stagg Field.
Ily William Weeks,
.AvNoclaied l'ress Hports Writer.
VIUCAOO, Nov. 22. A) H!g
Ten football will close one of Its
most sensational seasons tomorrow
with three Inter-leuKiie games ana
tvvo cnntestH Involving teams from
omside the conlerence.
IMmluc, rated in
September .-',,t
Just a good team, wrecked th
dope and won Its first I tig Tt
title, and will close Its seat hi
against its rival, Indiana, tnmor
row at Itloomiugton. I
Indianu'. defeated by Colgal".
Chicago and Minnesota and tb'd
by Ohio Stale, hardly ranks as
equal to the Job of tripping the j
championship Purdue eleven, but I
after last week's upset triump'i j
over Northwestern, may have i
punch enough to make one seratc.t .,
on tho Itoilermakers' slate. J
Ohlo-llllrmls TUil. j filiANH l-'OKKH. N. D.-WV
Tho only other game involving I At 2 1. Stuart .Mue.Mlllan Is both
Important position in conference J a ,,,, )lt ,iuHlrv and poft.
standings will be played at t'olum-i ,u, ,. llu. .orth Dakota nni
hiis, (.. where Ohio State and Mil-! vorslv foolbnll team and is the
nois, iieu lor secon.i piace. win ,
meet. Kach team has two vl -torh-s,
one defeat und n tie.
At Ann Alitor. Iowa will make
Its la it Htand of the season ugaluM
Michigan's Improved Wolverines.
WiHConsln ami Minnesota will
fight out their ancient rlvulry 'it
Miuncotu, with nothing at stake
except the result of the game itself.
The big attraction of. the dav
will be at llviin.s'.mi, where North
w estern' taken on Notre Dame's
great eleven. The Wildcats have
not beaten u Uockne team in re
cent years, but always have man
aged to give the Itaillblers plenty
of trouble. They hope to be the
team that spoils Notre Dt.me's per
fect record. A rapacity crowd of
.'.ii.eoo will witness the struggle.
Huskies Play Chleauo.
Stagg field at Chicago will pro
vide the Intcrseetbmal game of tin
fi bed tile when Chicago meets the
t'nivvlty of Wushlnmnn clcv
The llunkiin hi.ve one of the blu
.:
gesi teams In the country, and
their hint two battles fought St;i
ford ami California to the limit
nly to luxe by one touchdown mar
gin. Chief go, noted In the pn -t
for its line-crunching attacks, will
depend on wide-open game, the
bbl to add a victory over Wuxh
Ingto to Uh triumph at Princeton,
in Intersect hum I competition.
University nf Detroit and the
Oregon Slate meet at Detroit, With
he visiting delegation going fa
out of Its way to meet one of the
best team In the country.
f'HXTIl.W. I'OINT. Onv, Nov.
t".'.--(Siil,ill A liiiutlim: pint y.
' of m lili h Arllo Klniniunn wiih a
tnuntu'i-t wriT out m-iir l.-iko nf
llhi' oihIh lit wiM'k nnil itn'oun
, trri'il n lnar. TlU'lr lloK rhtisoil
I tho iinlnml up n troo. nmt .Mr.
: Htniinonn wnN tho IrnKv ono to
liilHK down tho I'OO'iiouml prlx..
TitlMin for lkrNonrra,
I.KAVKNWllltTM, K. (,Vi
Tho "tnlkliw" linvo Invmlotl tho
frilornl innliontlnry horo. Kur-
Inlnhril nt tnlnlnumi rout, fquli.
mont wm imrrhii-i ,1 on hrhnir of
I tho liiiiiiiti K, i nro niiiklnc
.monthly ronirllnitloiia to pay tho
'hill.
top row) and his sijuad ot I nivcr Ity of Hawaii i'oolballcrs who meet
ihelr lland Ininie to show their wares against a mainland agtti'citallon.
.stadium here, tho I'niver.slty ofi
Hawaii. ,
I While the distance between '
: 1 1 iri ti f i ntwl lliftt cltv n HliL'liltv
Ity . It. Koelcr.
At a recent encampment of the!
! 122nd Infantry, Georgia national
e mi rd, at U'ort .Mct'lclluu, Ala.,)
j Jack O' Deary, n former office:, j
came over for a visit with the boys,
lie is now manager of the Dirm-
; inghani fountry club and some of
ills naturallly got to talking golf. i
"Our team loHt a match in a re- I
: cent enmnctltlon." said Jack, "when i
l rout,'h and It rolled into n crocus t
duck. , lie used three blows ge-isame time on adjoining fairways,!
tlig It out. and the team lot ft h i traveled vufficlently oTf lino to getl
competition by two strokes." 'over neutral gronitd. or rough, audi
This of eourse raclled the time! there collided in the air. each re-J
Ito'bliy .Ioiich pitched from tho ftr-l bounding . into the wrong fairway.
teo at the Now Orleans iCount'-y f Charlie HclpUv -waiting with ft'
club into n large shoe in ii whorl - j'fyur-ba.H. miueh at the sixth tee at
Harrow near the green, and, not ( Kasl I .ake to play an Iron shot t ")
being sure of the rules, conscien- the inland green when a slow
tioiisly whacked the shoe out on to i match dlould have departed, teed
the green with a nlblleU, the ball; bis hall and then turned to the
luckily rolled out, and he got down! lake at his right, where a Utile
in two putts for a 1. flock of wild ducks were lighting.
Once upon a time- -I thing In :ij "Let's see you hit one of them,"
national amateur championship-- suggested somebody.
Jerry Travers pulled a long shut Obarlio turned around and bn
Into a clump of caddies standing ! fly a powerful Iron shot of more
,,H' edge or the lairway ami tne
.nan count not ne loumi. .pi""
!ently It had struck one of the cad
I dies, and finally he was singled ma
. I and cross-examined. It developed
RUNS TEAM AND TOWN:
... . .. f , , h m tow
gun
MeVille, N. I). There be
operates a ;i0u0-aere
farm.
wheat
Controls the weekly
newspaper.,
owns the town hall.
Puns the motion picture theater
MarMlllun was a student at
North Dakota when his father
died, passing the responsibility for
i, i. 1. 1.. i..ti.. j, iiu . t iu ti i hi
.... . ,
young mans suouiuers. iu:u wn
last spring. MacMlllan left his'
fludhs to superintend the bar
vesting but returned to school thlf-
;
fall.
In his last year at North Da
kota, MacM illan I uns the eleven
l from his position at center. Whlb
lit.: pounds Is not heavy for thet
j position, he liven up tu the reputa
tion be gained last year as the
beM pivot mat; In the North Cen
j tral conference.
CENTRAL POINT PLAYS
)MT;;ea7h.iit .
jl I limit. Mr.
tiol.D 1111,1,, Ore.. Nov. l2.
(Special. l The seventh and eighth
grades of tho Hold Hill schtiol have
oritaliiied a Iw.sketbal! tram and
will Vlxy tlio ivmrol Point novrnn
mill eighth Ktttiln t'iiln nt tho tvn- ;
irnl ei.int KyninitKltiiu tlitu fvpnliiir. I
This Ih tin- tll-m year Unit Uli t!"M '.
inn ...v,.th ,,n,i ouh.i,
have urranl::ed a team in order to !
eonipele with uthi mhools. They i
beat liie.liold ,11111 hi til l school
insnman lenui in a practice same -
ami kIioiiIiI hov up noil In Intor
.oholiiMtlr Riiinos.
LOUDSPEAKERS? NO!
WOtlLD BREAK QUIET
1' A II IS. -.V- Silence Is feinlly
imi.uined by the police a possible
nt the l.nnchamps rare track
where thousands cheer their favo--ito
and the round of nutnmnhi
motoiM nften rewemldcn a buttle
line.
The Tncehnmpii track authori
ties planned to Install loudspeak
ers on the, course to announce re
suits. They iiHked police permit
Jdon nnd were refused. They were
told the ltoin de Uoulonne, when
the track, is located. I a pftik and
peolt mlKht be disturbed by the
noise..
The "U'ebfeot reRurd the pa inn ;,
as nno of the most Hevere to.stH of!
tlie present season and will fitrht
In i'1'iiiln ii rncnid (if onlv one de-
that the ball bad gone through a.
rent in ihe ruddy's shirt and hub;-:
led i gainst his ribs. Kearlng he i'
would gett into trouble for inter-j
ferlng with an important match.'
he had slipped It into his pocket ;
and was not going to mention 't.
The ball of eourse was dropped:
without penalty as near as possible ,
where the boy was standing. j
In a recent newHiiaparnien's tour-
'nnment In Atlanta, played at Ans-
ley rai'K, two nans, su uck at mo
than 200 yards. The ball struct;
a duck squarely, stunning It and
breaking n wing. A caddy went
out in a boat und retrieved it.
Now you tell one.
10 TOP WILLAMETTE;:
SKATTI-K, Nov. 22.- P -With i
; Willamette university football team1
taking a rest tomorrow. Whitman ;
'college will hiwe a chance of forg.;
ing to the front in the Northwest
conference grid race at the expen. t
, of Pjicific university in a game at;
i WafLi Walla. Willamette and Whit-
man ore tied for first place with
I , , , , .i , a.ir.t-iiu i
' ... whiniian 1
would
give the
Missionaries an
edge.
only one other Northwest con
ference game ts scheduled for to
morrow. College of Idaho will'
nievt
College of Puget Sound at I
Caldwell. Idr.
DEWEY HILL SPINS
The gr.isH is always greener in
the other fellow's yard, so not
withstanding that there Is good
deer hunting In season, around
Prospect. Dewey S. Hill trekkc.i
across the mountains into vi ntr.i I
4011 a tut nought mine uc r in
mountains, and got hi
Hilt, who is in the city
for a hoi day. figures that one
can always get a deer -near bU
place, but that mule deer are
much larger and a fellow doesn't
get a kick out of hunting if he
can do the job In his own back
yard. Portland Oregon Ian.
WILLIAMS LADIES PLAN
. .... . - . .
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
,
WILLIAMS fltlM'.K. Ore., Nov.
Speetal.l The Williams
Ul.. rluh mr. wt.rk ttllh M
Leln ltrimorc. A busy afternoon
wa ftpiui in henriuK enmmittee
reports ami planuttiK a i'hristmas
program. The next meeting w dt
b at the homo of M rs. Ilmery
llutt!, Thnrsdny, lVcember K.,
when they will entertain the I'm
volt lidles' club.
WAGNER CREEK SCHOOL
PETS NEW FURNITURE
W.UlNKl: CISKCK. Ore.. Nov.
:'J. (Spoolnll A nunihor of V
nor t'rook ro.hlontH nu-t at tho
M'hoolhouso Hunitiiy anil tho m.'n
hiilll t..hlo.. iinil honi'lioii for -iiie
!n tho hrtoniont. At noon Oio
hnllon of tho I'liront-Toai'lu-rp a.
.oi'laiiiiii norvoil hot lunch ami oof
foo. Thoro woro 4i pronont.
the UVhfnot eleven on Mnllimniuli
territory last New Year's day.
Oregon will play its final con -;
test of tlie sonson In the north - j
west without Its outstanding per
former, John Kttzmiller, the "Fly
ing Dutchman." Kitzmiller was
injured last Saturday in t he an
nual homecoming game bet weon '
1M CONFIDENCE THREE VARSITY
"MYERS Will
fLiriMEIIllP
The Medford high school fontbaii
team, recovered somewhat from i'.
early buffet! ngs, and with me) re
confidence than at any time, leuw
In 1 he tnornini? fur K I:im;i I h Vn 11.
where they will play the Klamath ousch last night followed the an
Kails high school, a large and beefy I nouncemeul that three, members
aggregation. H has been .eight
years since a Klamath gridiron
sound defeated a local team, and
they aro pointed for a victory.
I The locals have been practicing
all week, und in practice t bore
seems to be more co-ordination be
tween the line and the brickfield.
Touch llairan will take 21 or 22
playeis'on the trip, with a first
string lineup as follows: C. Thomas
and Moris, ends: Cunningham and
l o h b y n , tackles; Oreen and
Sprague, guards; N'ewlin. center;
Herring! on. Quarter: Zumhrunn,
.fullback; Wentze) and rotter, half
backs. I 1 Others likely to make the trip
I ore: Cave, center; Areher. end:
j White i.nd Castloman. tackles; It. '
J Thomas, end; O. Hughes, end; Mur-i
i ray, quarter; Walker, half, and !
other. star quarterback, out with a
The Ashland team will not piny j imikon ankle, und George Stadel
, Saturday, their next and final game iniM1 router, who has been out of
being with Medford at Ashland o.i
Thanksgiving day.
E
STAY AT HOI
SOUTH PKND. Ind.. Nov. 22.
v ' nine noi Kiie pionaoiy lias
nlil 'dre Dame footba'l
' " 1 " 11 1
(last time.
The infection in liockne's right
ileg, whtclt forced him almost out
of action eight weeks ngo. made
Its way into the left leg, and his
; physician. Dr. Hubert ). Scn
;
rest.!
, ich. has ordered ' complete
even tnmiu-h the n-nm must nu-e;
Norllnveslern nt t.vnnslon Biitur-
j day and Army in New York, a
weeU hence.- '
! Dr.fcSensenich hastened to add
that Uoekne's condition Is no cMlse
of real alarm, but said recover v
; would be long delayed unless the
! coach gets absolute rest from now
! on.
L
Connie Conrad and Cienrce WW
yon. former Metlford bih school
football players, will be In the
J Son i hern Oregon Normal school
j lineup In their j;ame tomorrow
j afternoon nt Ashland with the
J Humboldt Teachers college team.
The lineup of ihe two teams was
1 announced today a follows:
S. O. X. llhmboldt
Schneidermunn... C.
. Mill. Ill
... CSn-eory
. . Ilorliy
... Sulllviin
llranstotlor
t. I'raiy
...R. frnry
... Harrl?ion
.. Uuthorlo
. Tattorsoii
lira titloy
.lohnson
Tuokor. Moo
WIIkoii
I'rultt .
Mltifl
Ayom
Harrltt
Conrail
rampholl
rrou
I.l! . .
. till
. 1ST . ..
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Rheumatic.
pains
Too much uric rid. Tko
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pain, .stiff joint and writings.
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A dlur.de .tlmulant for th. aldmya
I or Salr nt .larinlii ,v WimhI. I)ru
Klons inr. Slain anil i ntral.
field in INirtlaiuI Saturday.
,
tlie Webfeet and Oregon State
college at Kugene. Johnny Ion
dahl, Kitzmlller's understudy, is
expected to ably plug the. gap.
however.
Doth Oregon and Hawaii were
to run through brief workouts to
day, then rest until the starting
UrtlKNH, Ore., Sow 2 2. (P)
IndlKnatlun meeliiHSS at several
I I'nlverslty of Oregon fraternity
' of the varsity football team.
i mild not make tho December
: ii-jn to .Miami for the University
j of l-'lorida game
because of scho
lastic difficulties.
I Austin Colbert, star tackle; Ir
I vin Schullz. substitute tackle, and
1 Charles Spear, backfield man.
were ruled Ineligible because they
did not meet strholustic require
j nients. The three will be per
mitted to i lay in the- llawail
; Oregon game in Portland tomor
I row.
Absence of the three from
I school for the period necessary
j for the long Florida trip would
put them too far behind In their
I scholastic, work, the faculty de
1 cided. .
The team will also be without
the services of Johnny Kltzmlller.
j the game for some time with an
I 1
ankle injury.
j Hobby Kobinson. negro half
j back fish, and Charles Williams,
I another negro halfback, will not
! be taken on the southern trip.
Toledo. Church of Christ now
occupying n'W home on "Church
hill."
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TURKEY
SHOOT
SUN. Nov. 24
1B:00 A. M.
' AUSPICES
New Medford
Gun Club
Shoot Will Be Held at
LAMPORT'S
RANCH
Two Milel South of Medford
on Pacific Highway
! California-Stanford Struggle
i Outstanding Feature
.... , ,
Win By Bears Would Give
'
Loop Supremacy Are
Favored Team.
SAN PHANCISCO. Nov. -JL'.-MPj
In a game overshadowing ull other
gridiron contests of the west, and
on n par with any battle in tho
nation in Ihe mutters of color, In
tense rivalry and gridiron power,
football . elevens of California, ami
Stanford will meet In Palo Alto
tomorrow in the traditional 'big
game."
In addition to the tradition that
accompanies the game, however,
tomorrow's battle will be virtually
the deciding factor in the Pacific
const conference race for suprem
acy. The Californians are as yet
undefeated, and a win tomorrow
will given them the loop title.
Stanford is out of the running for
the crown. Should California be
defeated, the title would go to the
Southern California Trojans -in
event the latter are successful in
their two remaining conference
battles.
Hears Favored
The Itt-ars, because of their
grt'at steadiness, and all round
powerful team, have been in
stalled slight favorites to iake the
mi-asnre of their Palo Alto rivals.
M is the first time since l!i:i3,
however, t hat they have entered
the big game favored to win.
Approximately liu.UOo will wit
ness the battle of the two bitter
gridiron elans.
One other conference game Is
scheduled for tomorrow, but sea
son performances indicate it will
be extremely one-sided. The. Idaho
Vandals travel to Los Angeles to
meet the Stmt hern Californians,
and the game should be an easy
Trojan victory.
Noii-Cuiifereiieo (lames
Two coast conference teams will
compete in intersectional contests
tomorrow, the remainder will
meet non-conference; opponents on
the Pacific slope. Tho University
of Washington Huskies, who have
not won a eo.nfeVo'nee game this
;,. , The Last Call!
Tomorrow Ss the Last Day ofi
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