Medford mail tribune., November 23, 1929, Page 8, Image 8

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ATWATER-KENT TESTS
In order to nvold uny mlsunder
! tanmlliiK, the committee explain
CHICAGO. Nov. 23. (Special ), n,at no part of the lfeipfy. Bllli
VJ helleve that our people every-j scribed for winter pear 1m helnK
where nre to he conu-rntuliitod lu;l"' "nw eamimiirn. ah u
, , ,, ,,, I mutter of fact, every subscriber to
this third, national ra,l o nmlltwn , , h(. 1((1K,. fuml ,H n ..serll.er to
whleh brings hoys and Kills ., ,, ,, Wm,. ,.,.,. funi,
everi Une in the union inlo friend. ;whi.h ta(,H t.ulo o( h(. Hf.,.vk,M I
ly competition n but another proof of ,,,.,. ,llrlma. ,, coln,. ,
that railing imporlunt In a , . nu,.,0 f , committee
mini way." : that several urowers have ex-!
So declares Itulh Manna Me or-,,.., th(.inM.1Vos an helriK' dls- I
mlck. dauchter of the late Mark j satisfied because they had been i
j1aoou in u iiii i I
larKe from the state of Illinois, In !
a mcssace lo the youim "''
meetlnc In .-hienKo tonlcht in !
first of two evening hroartcaKt of
the mlrt-west district competitions
of the third national radio i.udl ,
lion sponsored by the Atwater Kent
Foundation.
Mrs. .McCnrmick said In p:n--:
"1 believe Hint our people every-1
where are to he cotiKratulaled up- J
On their lively Interest In this com
petition and corn. Inly the Alwatei
Kent Kniindiitlnn of Philadelphia ;
In entitled to crntefnl neknowied-!
ment of their effort In thus Inspir. !
ins country-wide Inlerest in atna- j
teur sinners, j
'Some critics of America pro.;
fess to find among our people more i
Interest In tho development of our!
material lives than In our cultural '
ndvancomont, hut tho radio has
succeeded In eontrovortlnit that i
view. There Is no ipieHllon of th-'N
possibilities In radio eommunlea-!
Hon nlonK such utilitarian Hues as!
the extensiin of cnniinerce an.!
inerchandlsliiK. The raillo Indus -j
try in Itself has i;rown so uroatj
thM it represents sales of mote,
than six hundred million dolla-sj
iv .year In equipment for listeners.!
Itm nil these tliliiKS cannot Justify !
lift In iiniorlnit 'he fact that more,
than thirty million radio listeners!
have even more citvrly accepted'
the many cultural advances offer-j
ed In the broadcast Injr proKrains.j
"I have been delighted -by t!;0j
manner -in whleh tho country has!
proved its elilnm-lnsm In tho eallcj
Ol superior vocal music. it is mi
' questionably true that we are a
nation of manufacturers, of Brett
merchandising enterprises, n conn
try of farms, of great banks, and
it is nlso true that our transporta
tion system hy Innd nnd water Is
one of the wonders of the world.
It Is good lo remember thr.t our I
Interest In the . development of j
home life nnd In the progress of!
ueh' social factors ns good lltera-j
lure, nnd good music arc keeping:
paeo -with all our other inleresis.
This speaks well for nur future i.
I nation."
VATICAN CITY, Nov. S3. MV
The Most Hev. Joseph Mucrory,
archbishop of Armagh, is tine of
five new cardinals whoso appoint
ment hy I'opo l'lus was announced
in. today's issue of Osservnlorc llo
ninno. The others listed hy the paper
which Is frequently used by the
Vntlcan for official announcements
nro the patriarch of Lisbon, Arch
bishop Iavirano of 1'alertno, Arch
bishop Minorettl of (lenoa. nnd
Archbishop Vcrdiod of 1'ails.
AI.RANY. Ore,. Nov. 23. UVi
A hit and run driver was being
suughl throughout the county to
day after .Mrs. A. 1., Ramsey, 4,
was killed lust nlghl near the city
limits. She was struck by an auto
mobile, the driver of which ried
southward.
Mrs. Ramsey had been a resi
dent of Orounu 4 ii years, coining
hero from Cadlr., Ohio.
FLEE IN
rAMr.ItllX.i-:. Ma.. Xnv.
I'm f eK.tr I'liarltM Ttvniin,l
ropolimd nntt n huti4tikt otld ll n
vnul muilfiiti", tin maturity m an
' tlly nltlred" In pa jama an.l rat'oitn
rontM. wt'lo ilrlveii out if HtllN
hn.II early tmlay liy a flrr.
Tho Iiu flro-f Itthtlnir fmvt
whi h reHiiontlcd to iilaruiK. con
fined the hi are to ttw fulte in
Wliti-h tt li IttHt'VtMl to havo t(art
Vi front n rljiarette.
GENERALLY FAIR IS
: PROSPECT FOR WEEK
HAN VHANClsCtV Nov. ?J1 . -oVt
The weather outlook for the week
beginning November IMt'.i. was an
nou need hero today by the Putted
States weather bureau as follows:
J'nr western states: The outlook
Ift for penerally fair weather but
unsettled at times In Oregon and
AVnhlnKlon. Tnipei ature below
normal over the plateau and inter
mountain regions nnd moderate
'Inewhere.
CoiiniKA XcrlM Cniignrs.
SPOKANi;, Wash., Nov. JS. fA)
The GonrjiKH tinlvrrslty Hull
dogn, seeking a second tlcfryovor
raciflc Coast confi'rrnre eleven
today chose the Washington Httte
Colbge Cougars ns their victim.
Winter Pear Subscriptions Not
Used for Detroit Bosc Campaign
J Tho Winter I'enr committee pre
sents n lint of subscribers who have
paid to date either on their llosc
or Winter Tear accounts.
told the Winter J'cnr money a
llt.,1)B Kpenl ,hn ,I)lto ,.amiKn.
This is not so and every cent taken
, ,,y , ppIir cominlllee will he
(m or (ho wo fnr
( j,,,,,,,,,,.,,.
An(II.,i ;,.
im)ruH j Vl.
Anderson, liert. j
Anderson, Alhert. j
liaihtis. 1'. I:.
IIiiKley Orchard. j
Karnes, J. C. I
Itear t'reek Orchards. I
lieehe, A. W. 1
llest, II. 0. I
lienson, Mrs. Kllen.
lildille, W. V. I
Hill; hollz, Julius W. !
Itlshop, 'fitly. I
lllxhy. It. A. (by Ceo. II. Dean).
Hoggs, (). (.'
I'.oyer, H. II. j
Hrogg. it. O. I
liryson, W. K. I
Ilurch. Albeit. I
Itoyd, (.'. 11. . .
Canrield, I. 1). ' I
i.'arkln; John.
Carlson, A. V. j
I'lilitoli. IC. W. (Itedskbi Orch.) (
i 'iirpenler. Alfred S. , i
fhligwln. II. S. '
I'ryslal Springs Orchard ( I T.
Spatx). .
Clark, IJnnabl H.
Clements, A. Jl,
Connor, Cuy . W.
Cornut, Jns. N.
Cooley, J. II. J
Crown Tolnt Orch (Noel PavlsH
Ctilhertson, J. A. I
Cobb. B. 13. j
Chase, M. D. ' ,
Dorby John If.
:iveniilll, A. II. !
IJean, (leo. II. j
Delta Wntor Orch. (F. C. Penny)
Dew, I. A.
Dlllard & Arnsplger
Dlxlo Orchard (I,. C. Scliafcr)
Hodge, II. I,., Jr.
Doremus., I C. '
Karl, It. ,T.
ndgell, Corhln
Mdgevulo Orchard
Kilmlstou. .1.
Kgan Oich., by "II. Chandler
I'.saui i
i:iy. .1. I,.
l'argo Orchard (by Mr. Iever
ette). Fehlonheimer, Klmor
Fitch, Chester
Foothills (ireh. (by I!. J. Karl).
Foss. K. K.
401 Orchard (hy u. 11. rioter).
Frame, Holt & Frame
Frledegar, Win.
Frlnk, f.. O.
Fuller. W. M.
C.alhraelh, Wallace
Ctninmlll, John A.
tlnnnawny. W. C.
Oarrett, O. C.
Oiirrelt. N.- .1.
flay. Rose II.
!oiger, Jackson
Olasgow. V. W.
(Helm. II. M.
Hold Crest Orch.
Hamlin)
(lolllleh. Chris
Cregory, J, V.
Oregory, U 11.
Hamill. P. W.
llanilllon..C. T.
Ilanley A'llnoyer
Ilansep, Will
Henry. R. J.
llen-lee. Alfred
(by i II. V.
HEARING SET DEC. 9
SA I.I'M, Ore.. Nov. 22.
Ut'arlni; of the tllptinrmont raws
(ilcil by T h o in a m Manntx anil
(leorpp Joseph of Port la ml, rar'i
aualnst t'i oilier, ban Wen tet
lnin Mumlay. Deeeniber ami
will pifihahly lie liehl In the Slate
ffiia to Hia in her. This vi a n -nouiH'e.1
here late yesterday hy
.ludye C, V. Skipworth of i:Kene,
who u rh; Innan tf nhe ho.irtl of
referee that will lake the testi
mony. ISSUE STORM WARNING
FLORIDA TO HATTERAS
WASHIN'GTtN. Nov. 2Z.uVs-
Tlie w -.i ther Imii'imii today Issue
the following storni warning :
Advisory: Northeast storm wnrn
Ings orderetl :So a. nv. Atlantic
co; -t no ft b of Virginia Capes
I'roviiicetown, Ma. DlKturhance
that extends from Vlnrida to Cape
1 Lttteras nio in northeast war I
will cauxe stitiiiu northeast wind;'.,
probably reaching gale force this
, fiei'tumii. dimliiNhing late tonight
or Sunday morning.
LIGHT QUAKES FELT
ON EASTERN COAST
NKW YOKK. Nov. 23. T The
seisnudeiiieHl laboratory at Kord -ham
university reported today that
two light earthquake, one at
and th- other at T:3J o'clock, were
recorded 1am nfuht. The dlrlurb
.'ncefi were apparently S.2fiit miles
from New York.
Dolan Beats Allen
PKNin.KTON. Ore Nov. 2.1.
ltmmle Man of Us AiiReles
won lOmuml decision OTer IVI
Allen of liHtlmude here Inst nfftlit.
I Kiln a took rlwhl lonmls, with two
even.
MEDFORD MATT
Hlgglns, w. n.
Hicks. Allen.
lllllcrest Orch. (by R. R. Rotor)
Reter)
Hollywood Orchards (by W. E.
Ilrayton)
Holmes, Wm. & Son
Hugger, Mrs. (.'.
Jlughes, I-. JI.
1 1 ill i hillH fleo. fl. 1
llolloway Orchard (by Corhln
IMgell) ...
Interstate. Fruit ,
isnaos, Frank
Jnnps, ,W. C.
Jordnn, Jl. li.
Knnlor. Joo
Kallstrom, J. M.
Kershaw, 1. .M.
Kenley, F. Corning.
Kirk, John II.
Knight, C. A.
l'Verette, W. II
(Home Crest
Orchard ).
I.lttlefleld, l:. J.
l.lndlcy, o. L.
Iive, .1. !.
l.owry, Jiert
Ijogsilnn, K.
Marshall, Vern
Modford l'ear Company
Meridian Orchard.
Miller, T K.
Mires, F. C.
Myres, C. A.
McCaskey, Jl. D.
Mct.'redie, Wm.
McfMirlej, I. II.
.Mi Fadden, C. W.
Newbry & Sons
Newhali, C. S.
Nichols, Ooo. W., Sr.
Nipper, Hoy
Norris, M. J.
Nye Orchard (hy 8. A. Nye)
Olson, OlaC ' '
" O'Connor, James.
I'nckard, It. Jl.
I'nlmer Corporation
The
I'ollng. J. i. N. . v
( Tl'omeroy, I-:. ., (
' J'orter, K. It. ' '
Kay, I,. V. (by c.eo. 1). Bean)
lllchnrdson, S. W.
Itichmnnd. C. A.
Riddle Orchard.
Sander. I 'red C.
Sanderson. B. 1
Saludc. Dr. L. A.
Saltzmnn, O. D.
Schcrer. l'Hlll A.
Scott and Wnlkor
Sheets, M. F.
Shepherd, A. W.
Sllvcrcreiit Orchard
(by Mr.
Ieverette)
Smith, CIrnoa
Smith, Roy O.
smith. JI. D.
1 St. Anthony
Inc. (by Eric
Wold)
Stephenson, F.
' Stratum A. :.
1 Stacy, chns I).
i Sunny Cliff Orch.
I Henry)
SwedenbUI'K. Tr.
1 Sheldon Ranch
(by R. J.
Stevens. W. V.
Short, I,.
Table Rock Orch
(by S. M.
Tuttle)
Tlmmons, ,1. W.
TouVelle. F. I
Treiehler, Geo, L.
Upton, Frank R.
Van Hoevonlerff, II.
Veritas Orch. (by 1.. Carpenter)
Vllnn Orchard
Vuorhfes, (lordon.
Wagner. J. M.
Wengant, Harry t
Weeks & Deuel (Del Rio)
WcRlerhurp, H. It.
Westerluml Orch.
Tengwnld)
(hy C. V.
White. E. J.
Whitney. A. P.
Williams, R. V.
WHoox. R. II.
Wright. A. N.
Webster Orchard company (by
Joe Mettcrnleh)
Williamson. II. C.
Wing Orchnrds (by Chns.
Wing)
Wold, Eric
Wold, Jonas
Youflg, H. W.
Younir Hall.
A.
FRENCH WRESTLERS
WORK OUT IN BAKER
RAKKR. Ore, Xnv. 23. V
Taking two fulls In -li inlnules
after laslng the flrHt fall tn his
opponent, rVenrhlo l.envitli'. of Ha
' kcr. last night defeated Frenchy
Levitt of Centrnlla mid thereby
won the right tn retain the up.
pollution of "Frenchle" to his
' name.
Scuttle I'ni'killeil Win.
SEATTLE. Nov. 2 :l. (" Scat
tie defeated Vancouver In an over
time period game. 2 lo I here
last night to take first place in
the Pacific coast hockey league.
.hue Ship Afire
N:V YOKK. Nov. 23. 'i The)
fr igbter Ctly of Manila with a I
SI IIHU Hill) mrii t.t lute fioM Imllit !
aboard, caught fire today 11 1 her
pier at Clifton, St a ton Island. The
fit e apparently started in her
cargo.
Oivgon Weather.
Kair tonight and Sunday. No
chango In tcmpetnlure. Gcu'.lc
eaptorly winds..
;KNOA. Italy iA) The mayor of
I this city hi.H ordered printed In
! one volume and In Italian. French,
; German, P.ngllsh nnd Spanisii,
copies of all docunents relattim
j to Christopher Columbus now kept
1 In tho Ubra vies here. The mayor
announced that the book would
i prove the Italian birth of Colupi
; bus beyond doubt.
C.KNKVA A Ilelglum. a con
nimtnu country. hs4 notified th
League of Nations that (lt approve-
tho "American scheme" for limit
tug dangerous drugs In o fa r f
It provides for yearly evaluation
of a country's uicdlrnl and neler.
lifie requirements. pelt;imn paid
she was ready to reduce the nuni
hT of firms handling narcotics.
PAHIS tT The. Ministry of
Public Instruction li considering
compUiim rt over-work in French
schools. Many school program
run from S o'clock' in the morn
ing tn nt night, with consider
able home study In the evenina
tn hoot.
TRTBTTNK. AfF-DFORD,
STANFORD BLOCKS GOLDEN BEARS
I
I 1 'mmc I benmy" sssszsrr: .. rPl,TV Gl, j
Cap'i v.;, Smalling J ' '
Mush I stanbv m9&
Muller. - . Bert XMiry
i ' '- ' t As,.., Ml, ,t I -It
Capt. Muh Mullcr and his Stanford Cardinalj are r.oinling for the game that will decide much In the Pacific Coast conleience title
race the meeting with California at Palo Alto November 23. Bennie Lorn and Rutty Gill will probably carry the Golden Beara' attack,
while Bert Schwarz, California's great guard, will stop aome ot the rushes of Rothert and Emailing.
PASS DEFENSE
PERFECTED BY
I
K urn's Hawa ans W ill Seek
Rawanna inn Taii rvf
iiuviivj iui utiui ui
Last Yeai1 Islanders
vulge No Tricks in Brief
Workout Friday.
I'OUTLAXU. Ore., Nov. :!3. (A)
-A teani from t he ' sunny inhlh
Pacific fl.vaiian Isles was match
fd with the irniverslty of Oregon
hero today, to provide this district
w.th its first and only taste of
intcrst'ctional football, '
Coaeh imo Kltim's rainbows
fro tii the I'nlverslty of Hawaii
traveled almost :joou miles to at
tempt revenge for a li to 0 defeat
handed them hy Oregon on tin iy
home territory last New Year's
day. Ihp.OrcKonians were deter-1
WEB
m
mined, however, to make the score; a door at the end of the ban
more convincing today. ql.t hall opened. A shrill pitched
i:oth itams went through light piecolo squeakvl "Doola lloola.'
workouts yesterday on the scene! and eight Harvard men. Lampoon
or today's battle, Multnomah sta-j editors, mr.rched solemnly into th"
ilium field. The Hnwaiians, how- hall, the Vale fence in their midst.
ever, confined their practice to
a brief drill anil Oregon scouts j
were able to gain very little I
knowledge of the rainbow attack.
Com h John .1. .MelCwan. who ha
resigned as Oregon mentor, how -1
ever, has perfected a pass defense
The probable lineups:
Hawaii-
Ovepon
Smith
Howell
Hooper
A. NohriRa
Kuuaihi!o
Martinson
Judd
M acl'arlane
Wise
Holt
Kaakua
1E Krdley
...Ir Colbert!
...LS Shields
C Forsta
..U 1 Lillie
11 f . ,.. Christensen
..UK Archer
,.Q-i I.ondahl
...Ml Mason
- UH Shearer
...KM llatton
-
KETCHELL KAYOS
SAX FKAN'MSCO.
iJV WeMey Jvetchell,
southpaw of Salt lik
Nov. 23.
1 r.S -pound
City, stop-
ped (leorgie Dixon.
1.1?S, Port
land negro, lu the first round of
their lo-round bom hero last
night. It was a big surprise ring
upset as ixon was a strong fa
vorite t,i win. A looping loft t
th jaw drove Dixon across the
ilnt: w here, badly stunned, he
was unable to protect himself.
I hanging on the ropes, Dixon
took a steady stream of lefts .and
tights to Hie jaw. He was on his
feet when his handlers throw in
the towel.
liiisell Wayne. Portland mid
dleweight, knocked out Mike Don
ovn. Cleveland. In the fourth
round of the stx-round semi-final.
BEND BOLSTERS PLEA
PKM Ore, N-v. 23. t(T) As
a result of yesterdays I,". to 0
b tory over The allej. Pend
high today rem wrd Its chalb nc
to the Wa.-hington high of por:-1
land tor a Htate cbamplonhlpj
tussle at Portland on Thanklx -I
Ing day.
OREO OX. SATURDAY,
Harvard Lampoon Editors Return
Famed Fence to Eli at Banquet;
Stolen From Studio During Game
CAMIJItllKli:, Mass., Nov. 23.
&) A touring car, closely curtain
ed, sped over the post road to
New Haven thin morninn, bearing
one of Yale's most treasured relics
n piece of the famous fence.
faretully Ruarded from pry ins
eyes for a week, the fence found
! ... . . .r"L v. ..
d Lampoon dinner las
,ut . !. . . .
night.
i ne icnce, vaiue at n o.oimi. was
Onltn frum P; .-h 1 lntl lit tthttln.
Di-'iic studio in n w jiaven the
I day of the Yate-l'rinceton game.
,Vn, m,,n were worried at n
! It had become a tradition at Yale
for class officers and athletes
have their pictures taken against j As tho festivities In !h Lampoon
the eight-foot section of the old : building drew lo a close the fence,
fence lhat had been preserved Yv ' or rather its temporary disposal,
the I'ach Itrothers through many j created a new problem. None of
years. j the Yale men wanted to risk miss-
J'rivate detectives joined with ing the. big game by having to
the police of two cities in the'.r drive back to New Haven with it,
search. Not a clue did they dis-jso those present compromised aa
coven It was the "perfect crime." I a committee of I-ampoon-Yale re-:-
Then last night, ten editors of ord men crated the precious tlm
the Yale liecord. magazine of hu-;ber and jointly conveyed It to the
mor, were the guests of Harvard'. j South .station In Itoston. where i.
humorous fortnightly, the Lam-j was started back to New Haven
poon. The banquet hall of the i by express.
Lampoon building was in gala ar- J The Lampoon caused I'rinceton
rilv. The dinner was at its heiuh
Lca
by. Hon ljmpoon, mascot
TURKEY SHOOT TO
START AT 1 0 A. !V1.
The turkey shoot being given i'-v
the new Med ford Gun club, sched-.
tiled to start at 10 o'clock tomor
row morning, promises, to be one
of the best held In the valley In
pome time, and will no doubt meet
with the approval of both new nnd
old shooters, as ground comtuji- 1
tee has been appointed to make
sure that every shooter will be !
squaded and classed according to
his ability. ,
C. W. Wood, noting president nt '
the new club, arrived in town this'
morning from his homo In Pros-:
pect. and is attending to last-min-j
ute details to assure everyone Kj
pleasant time.
The turkeys secured for thej
shoot are all fine yung number .
one birds from the Itomic I liver
district. There will be plenty of
extra guns on tho grouids avail-1
nble to atl who do not have n
shotgun of their own. '
CALLISON CALLS FOR
FROSH CAGE TALENT
t'NI VKUSlTV O l O P. KO O N
Kugene, Special.) Prink Calll
son. freshman basketball coach,
has issued a call for all interested
freshmen to turn out for the win-
tor sport. j
Callison expects about 75 men
to participate In the workouts this!
fall. The coaeh plans to build his
team a Unit Cliff Cainett. Hill Mor-j
j gan. Pill Powerman, members of !
Medford s Mate champ I o n s h 1 p ,
loam: Ued Itoienburg, Portland,
star, nnd Hed Kobcrts. an nil-city!
lketll player from Oakland.!
California.
As yet there nre, but four names,
scheduled for the frosh. nil of
which nrr with the O. S. C. Rooks,
Plms nrv hetnir made for further
competition. In the near future.
XOYEMP.ER 23, 1929.
PATH TO COAST
and jester of the Harvard comic
magazine, the guardian. of t'.iu
Mmqtiet hall called for silence.
Tho mouths of the Yale men f-!l
ORapc. Albert G. Churchill of I-iv-orniore,
Ctil., president of the Lam
poon, .stepped forward and offered
j the fance to the Ruests.
KPiainin '"at i.amIy
hwl
watched with inturest the efforts,1110'
of the police, Churchill told th
p, thit
Lampy had
tlone
ho-ik
rome searching on its own
and (he result was the fence.
Hedges Mnednnald of New York,
president of the visiting editors, ac-
j Ptejl Jhe fence and J-JII che
ers re-
sounded.
to hreak relations with Harvard lo
rn attack on lrincetn in a foo;
ball number. . There seemed n
disposition today "to predict un
pleasant relations between Harvard
and Yale, but there was furiosi' y
as to what authorities might d
about burglary and theft.
TURK IS TOPPLED
VOIiTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 2.1.)
In a most bitterly contested
match, Headlock Al K'araslck won
a two-out -of -three fall decision
over Kara nr Sinn Pasha, light
heavyweight champion of Turkey,
here last night.' Pasha took the
first fall In 2S minutes. 4s sec
onds with a crab hold. The sec-
on,
wenl to Karasick in nine
minutes with a series of flying
head locks. The final fall was a
wild affair, whleh start d outside
the "ring nnd finally ended when.
Karasick grabbed Pasha's legs and
slam nnd him to the mat after 1
minutes of rough work.
KLAMATH FA LI.S. Ore., Nov.
i 23. bfi Willie Foldhum, New
j York. wo a decision over Jimmy
i o'Oowd. light heavyweight from
; Oakland. Cal.. In the main event
5 hero last night. Totidhncss saved
1 O'powd from n knHkout, for
Vldman made hltn ltnk like ui
I novice. ' ,
TEXAS TEDDY DEFEATS '
OLYMPIA BONE TWISTER
EfOKXK. Ore.. Nov. 23. ()
In one of the rouRhest boots ever
witn.sji'd here. Texas Teddy Wal
ters, former world's junior mid
dlewelsht wrestler, ilefented Mar
vin ltamckman. Olymt.ia, Vash..i
two out of three falls with reverse!
I..xly and arm hotds.
GAELS SCORE AT WILL
AGAINST NEVADA TEAM
8AN FKANVISOO. Nov. JJ. ri
Slip Mulligan's St. Mary' ond. -
BY AL KARASiCK
leaitMi una linseoreil nn tljels de-K. " .muni: inn iu-sl n f (o jp;)
fented 'mversity rf Nevada here!"' ""'nmren. Appircate and
yesterdAy, S4 lo 0. St. Marv's : ';or-" were stars fr t, ,. in'w
seoi-ed almost nt will. , '
CHAMPIONSHIP
GOLDEN BEARS
pi Apprinpp IN
; I LnULlllUI L in
! CHARGING LINE!
i Drinn
Squad Favored
in
35th Renewal of Feud
With Cardinals Husky
Line and Benny Lorn Hold
Principal Threat.
IWLO ALTO. Cal.. Nov. 23.- (A')
California's Golden lieavs swept
down out of the Uerkeley hills to
day to bat He a Stanford olewn
'n
U
which has its back to the wall
.ho annual Kridi,n classic of the
""H, .,' ? Tu S!:"liun;- ,
This thirty-Win meetlnc of the
uv universities on the footl...n
field found Coach Nibs Price's team j
a reigning favorite for the first ;
time, in five years. On the basis!
of an undefeated record so far this)
season, the Jlears were conceded j
an edge over the Cardinals, who j
ifter a mid -season exhibition of
power, fliekered out to be defeat
ed by Southern California and
' Santa Clara.
j In an effort to put tho Stanford
j team again in Its stride. Coaea
j Clenn Wr.rner is expected to start
1 wiih hi power backfield of Small-
ini;. Kothert and Fentrup. holding
in reserve, his aerial attack built
around I Mil Sim kins.
Two comparatively new fares ap
ex pect ed to bo seen . however, 1 a
the Stanford lino. Chang Arlman.
giant tackle, gave way to Hod
Thompson, light but fiery; while
Hill Hardin, a recent discovery, will
lrt-obably occupy the right guard
position that has been a source of
worry to Warner Ml season.
California has built her hop?
around a husky line that so fir
this season has out-charged all i
comers, and the slender fiuure of
Penny Lorn, triple threat hi.lfback.
The Pears have. rLson to every oc-
casion this year, and their sup- j
porters nro looking for
peat today.
them tore -
t
A crowd of nearly 0 f . fi 0 0 spec
tators was assured for the clash.
t.s all available tickets have been
taken for weeks by students nnd
alumni f the two institutions.
The lineups:
I'.ilifoVnla
Norton
Tininiennan
1'itto
U.-icels tst-
Schwarz
lieckctt
Thornton . ..
Kisan
I.om
Criffiths ....
dill
Officials:
Stanforil-
. T.K Preston
l.T Thompson
I.f, nrlseolli
f Ileinleke '
. r.c;
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i: r...
Q . .
i.ii
..mi .
. ....
. ltanlin
Ti.ntly
.Muller li't
- Sm:illin
Krentrp
r.othert
Klti.'ihhacker
Keferee. Herb Dona,
umpire. Tom I.nuttlt.
Nehnskn
imruann: item jiolue, l!l Mll.
an. Ooma.i: h.-ml linesman. Tom
Fitzpatrlek, Ttah.
WAI.I.A
WAI.I.A. Wash.. Nov
Whitman ilefo.ite.) n-
I'"" "ere ye?:cr.iay, 3:1 t ;;S
ja Northwet conference clanh,
In
i 'intuit n...ti.- . . '
' " i une,i m rcgu-
r Z,Z 'CZl
j the final qnat tor. Whitman ..-ore.i
! f,,1,r l''-' from th,. kirkoff o '
j" ,,on '"f Rm an, n,i,i,., three
Miller, Mi illnn and Tuor i I
for Paelfle. I
Fights Ust Night
(Ily the Assoelnted Press)
NEW YORK Reno de Vos.
i'..!i.iimi. outpointed Harry Kbbets.
i v..w Vork. (10): Illaek Dill. Cuba.
' outpointed Kugene Hunt, France,
;10: Joe Uanovlc, Jungnampton.
j V Y.. defeated Joe unrtow, Ilos-
ton, foul (7).
pnUTOY .llnmiv Malonev. Iln.
I toil, outiiointed Jv. C). Chrlslner,
Akron. (., (10); F.nimett Rocco.
I'lwood City, I'a., outpointed Mar
iv (lallaghcr, Washington,,!), c,
M10).
, DETROIT Karl Maslro, Chl
: cago, snipped Johnny Mlnelln, UL..
' troit. CM: Roger Hernnrd, Flint,
Mich., outpointed At Oreenflcld.
M hicngo. (10): Terry Roth, New
York, stopped Carlo Mnzcola, Dc-
; troll, (7).
! ERIE. Pa. Happy Atherton,
nillnnapolis. outpointed Johnny
.lohnuy (ioodrlch, Toledo, (10);
li.lly Edwards. Krlo, outpointid
! Frnnliie I'etrolle, Syracuse, .. Y..
i(S); Johnny K'usic, Youngstown.
o., knocked out Eddie Kaufmann.
Cleveland, til).
SIOI'X CITY, In. ITenry Fale
gano, l)r-s Mtilnes, stopped Tommy
(aruilo. Kansas, (); Doule .Mays.
Dos Moines, knocked out Harry
McWilliams, Kansas City, (S).
PETITIONS SEEK
nCfiRNH. Or?.. Nov. 23. (IV
I'etitinns a.skiiifr that Captain John
j. McHwan, head football coach at
tin I'niversity of Oregon, he re
tained ;ih coach hy the renewal rf
his contract under conditions as
good ut thoso uf iresnt contruci.
made their appearance Iiere today.
The petitions are being circulat
ed in the business district, accord
ing to James K, King, university
alumnus and Eugene, attorney, who
is one of those Interested in the
petitions.
Since no official resignation by
Captain McEwan has been tender-
led to the university, no action can
be taken, according to Dr. Arnold
Uennett Hall, president of the in
stitution. mtball today in Bonlhorn Ore-
Kttr'l.S
junior hlKh school squad nt Von
Scoyoc field. Tho Medford hish
srhnnl Is playing Klnmntli Falls
:it Klanialh Kails. At Ashland, with
two former Modford stars In the
lineup, the Southern Oregon nor
mal Is playing the Humboldt Teach
ers' collese.
I The foothall season closes in
itliT vnlluv n.vl TlmraHnv TlinnL-u.
j wt,, le ';, game
I between the Medford and Ashland
,,,. . . .
I "1S" 8ch"oU- - ' '
LOCAL FANDOM GIVEN
The broadcast of the two foot
hall games today by K..MKL), the
Mail Tribune. Virgin Htntlon, was
well teceived in Med ford and
throughout Houthern Oregon, Riv
ing all radio listeners play hy play
accounts of the O. S. C. und Uni
versity of Michigan and the Uni
versity of California nnd Stanford
gnmo.
Karle Davis made IiIh usual suc
cess as nnnouncer, with Floyd
Hush, station operator, ut the con
trols. A large number of listeners gath
ered in front of the Mail Tribune
to Isten to results coming from a
new Atwater Kent set supplied by
the People's Kleetric store.
The first Rame was sponsored
hy the Kconomy Lumber Co., on
Kcheduled time of the Sixth Street
Service Station, Kconomy Grocete-
ria aI1(l e Mellaril Electric Co.,
while the second broadcast . was
sponsored hy the Kconomy Groce
teria. ,
Paderewski III
NEW YORK, Nov. 23. (Pi
f'.eorse Kneels, American ninnacer
for Imiai'e Jnn Paderewskl. pianist.
1,aa onnottiuetl thnt the musician a
con"""e'1 Illness hart forced post-
l"onement of his American tonr tin-
111 nPXl season.
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TURKEY
SHOOT
Tomorrow
10:00 A. M.
AUSPICES
New Medford
Gun Club
Shoot Will Be Held at
LAMPORT'S
RANCH
Two Miles South of Medford
on Pacific Highway
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