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"P'AflTC TEN MEDFORD MATL TRHUINK MKIhVQRD, ORKfipy, THURSDAY. DKCKM l.KU 3,. 192ft. ' MEDFORD IN Gl MATERIAL OREGON PREPARES FOR ATTACK ON FLORIDA FOB NEXT YEAR Bcrnic ,and - Jack' Hughes, Morgan, Stochiy Bower man, Garnctt and Moore Seen As Likely Varsity Timber for Oregon. I'NIVISIIKITY OK O U K U O N. KtiKi'iif, iJuc 0. (Spot-in 1) Seve ral nicmluTH uf l'rink I'alliHuii'-f 1!iLMI frt'uhnmii teum uf the I.'nl voinUy of Oregon, -should l good ; v.'ii-nity football mutci'lnt next year. I'di'liaim Iho oulHtalHlinitf 'uro JJor iilu H ii k h o h, cx-Meilfonl liiwh t-rhonl ntar; : Uiil Morjinn, another fninier Med ford lunilnury; Jai k JliishUiw, formerly of JilllHboro ; lilKh' Ki-huol, and Dun WattH, wliu hnWH from Hun-lnbiini, I'a. llernio Hughes : iH a , center, Morgan u litrltV, s ltUKhluvv u fullback und Wn'ttH a halfback. Ib'sldo- lhinf(uarl-t Huveral utile; Kri'lstorK'inay tthow pruuilsc and Kotne of -them should niako wood varsity material in-l!i:tl. ' Al Stoehr, 1!0, und .luck lliifcheH, both of Alodfcird, hlunild innlfu'Knud reserve material, in iit:io.,-- I Johnny ,llare, , 175, and lied 1 leckeYt I Nil, hIiow pniiulsu as vliu;lneu and should iuak -a-pal'ilo uiuloi-HttidiCH fur Wondy Aivher and Jat-k JJrdley, varsity ends.. Mill ltuwerman, ISO. ha ilaed both tiard and end on the fresh man team and he may break in ! til urn or the other position!. 'It!' should not be a surprise if Kush nv, ISO, mid Watts, IN."., shmtld both win regular berths next year. They may be jit I the men neeifed ,y Illness I V HALFBACK iTll I TROJAN HORDE r-.n J ! TO REPRESENT I Mtm. . $a vrm Bid for New Years Classic ! WK mTi - x art wmL.ym mLM -a m .. , i Athletic Committee Accepts! Bid for New Years Classic AH . Eyes Scanning j Eastern Teams for Pos-i siblc Opponents. I " AsH'tiintrtt frtsn PhotO The Madison Square Garden corporation's new stadium at Miami will be opened and Initiated December 7 when the University of Oregon grid warriors invade the south to stalk the wary Florida Alligators. Crabtree, the Florida sifinal caller, will star for the 'Gators and Mason, the big western fullback, will be the feature of the Oregon Gtring. ROCKNE PRAISED TWO GAMES ON SCISSORS EXPERT : ! it nnm rrAPTL....,- .rs,... ' iiuio in norm inn ; ai bitiu woiiyijjii-.yiiiijiiiyi vvino in ruitiLANU rtiiti niTrnrAT 1 U Al n wm !.. ATLANTA.. Uec. 5. MN HOfTl I lo round nut the varsity tmekfh'M 1'ombluatioii. Other backs who may develop Include Detmer, 1ST, formerly of I'ralrle City: fbnnefl. 1 115, ami .Mnres, I 7 r, ex-Medforn stars; mid Ciirrle. former i'uittand IiIkIi sehonl athlele. As a whole Oregon has beller froNhtuan matoi-lal eomhiK np l'lu Hip varsity than any W'ebfoot team has enjoyed for a decade. I'rae tleally all of the Oregon regulars will ho baek next year, hut there tiro onoiitfh. Kuod men coming tin from thct freshmen lo round out u wimiliiK combination. Tito roii arm's scores of tlto fresh men follow: I'l'esbmen 42 Chenia vn .... ft 'reshmou 19 Vashington.. 0 Freshmen 27 Tent. ,lr. Col. l:i Krcslnnen fi O.S.( i eHbmeil S I O.S.t -touchdown tests, one of intcrsec tluiial pruuiltieiico and Iho other a bitter battle of years' standinm. listed nit tho final football po tt ram of 1 y!l, provide a double barreled climax for Dixie's tjrld iron season. These Halurduy meetings nro Oregon's engiiKomont with the t'nlve.rsity of Klorlda at Miami and the University of Georgia's tradlttuual tltlt with Georgia Tech at Athens. Tho glaiit wooden BUT A POOR PROVIDER: BIG III HEAVER SKATTLK, Wash., Dec. fi. (I) j iirs. Ijchmu i tirtcr, witoso iiusihiimi is known In Kport circles s "Wild :k.1. Intl.. Iec r. kept Knulo ltncknc nud his assistant. Tout Mob, from attending tho Nutro Duma foot ball banquet lii.st night, but the i:inii guests, gathered In tlto dining ball of (he university, were eager to in-also the prowess of tho-lwo lo.K hifi. Koi kne, ill al his home, i listened over the radio to the! spni kers. j Llvh, who directed the Notre Dame attack during Kockuc's ill- j iicsti, was at the brdwide of his wife In Itoehoster, Minn. i Warren lirown, sports editor of the Chicago Herald A Kxnmlnor, was toaslmastor at the testimonial dinner. Coaches in attendance In cluded "Navy 11111" Inuram. An napolis; Lawrence (Miff) Jones. I "owl owned by Madison Suuaroj Arniv; Walter l steffen. Carnegie j Ganleit interests will accommo-j Tech; Pat Page, Indiana, and,dlo those attending tho , Inlcrscc- j imnni comimt wntip uio.new sia-t dlum - of the Georgia Itulldogs. dedicated with an curly -season .'tri umph over , Yale, will' bo used for the Tech-Georgia tussle. ' The Oregon AVcbfoots rested at Jacksonville, Ha., today prepara tory In em bark lug tonight on the last slug of their Journey from the Pacific coast. Tour celebrated grid tutors, I Chick Median of Now York uni versity OKTLAND. Ore, Dec. 5. tA) In an unusually clean nnd scion tlfic wrestling match, Joe Steelier. with his famous pair of legs, took two out of three falls from How ard Cantonwlne, hero last nigh;. Two steelier won the first full with it body scissors' in 20 minutes, f Heconds. Cautunwihe took tho sec ond fall In 4 minutes, 48 seconds when ho squirmed out of another body scissors with IStochcr's legs around his body and crushed the hitter's head to the mat, momen tarily stunning him. ' Stecher re quired only 12 minutes, 13 seconds for the deciding fall when he pressed Cantonwino's shoulders to the mat with a body chancery. HuoKs 7 'jimmy Phelan of Purdue. Uooks I f) i 4- VIEWED ESSENTIAL 1'OKTLANl), Ore. Dec. ii. (A)- . Tom Turner, president of iho Port IUff" Jones of the Army Dob Zu-ipke of Illinois nnd Dill cat," went on record In police court I luml ,,i,sol,nl1 t'1,,1, telegraphed lo-1 invitations to attend the Tec today us believing Iter husband it good fighter, but a poor provider. She cniuplnmcd I hut he had itbau- day from Chattanooga, Tciin., that bo had purchased Joe Hloomer, of Springfield, Mas., and one of th doned hor mi.) tlict.- two el.ild.on ''"' leagues icaumg puciica. mid had contributed hut $75 in their' fm lho l"'k. snpport daring the past Iwo months, i 1 nier k t.degram said !llnuim Polico sent Iter lo lliu domestic ' "" to Portland a ono of the rcliilloi.H court. !hh:lmsl prices ever paid for a class A player hy n class AA team. I Pft 1MIIIPY CATAI Tfl Hloomer Is rlghl handed and won '15 games and lost II for Sprini:- CANBY GRID PERFORMER :1":'1! ,"""'B, ",sl, rs""',v , j Iho president and Uirry Wood- all, new Duck manager, are attend tug the minor league meeting at OKKGON CITY. Ore., Dec. 5. 11') An Injury to his knee received Chattanooga. during a football game proved fa tal to George Uobcitsun, Hi. Can- Cloverdale. Now Nestucct by, Ore., high school student, llolunlnn high school building ready died In a Portland hospital. for oeeupuney. GLORIFIED CLEAR SKIN A clear, smooth, lovely skin enhances personal at tractivenessl More happi ness and friends may depend upon it. The way to the skin ia through the blood. Rich, red, healthy blood nour ishes the body and aids in protecting it against in fection and disease. When you take S.S.S. to get rid ot these outside blemishes you are buildingup the system to ward off graver diseases. A A MADISON, Wis., Dec. C (V) Tho growing policy In universi ties and colleges' of having no regular captains for athletic teams, finds no favor with Coach Glenn Thlstlthwalte of tho University of YVIsconsln. "1 hope Wisconsin will never Hnper of Princeton have accepted "cnch lhc '8t"l ih1?rc U(f n.Jra'd J said. "I believe the election of a a captain Is one of tho biggest, I most important nud finest tradl j lions in football. Fraternity poll t icn one of tho reasons offered for abandoning football captain cies at some universities has not entcred( Into elections during my time nt Wisconsin." Georgia contest. JACK Al GENE sss Ashlaml DkIU funs .in- mill liival In KtiKi'im OXinitly, llu; prpmislim i llwlil hravy, ihsiilo ItlH Im'Iiik j ItnorkiMl mil til IVnilaiiil 'l'iii,silnv nii;hl, iirronllnR lo tho AhIiIhiwI j TlilitiKD, wlili'h yt'Htrnlny pulilislii'il I Hh rnlhiwiiiK (Mlitorinl roinmoiil: I "Tlio most talked atintit iiowh in t Ashland today Is Iho ili'ti'iit In 1'nrl- land last nliilit of (true O'litndv. (Irno mot Ills first mil dcfcal. llu fdtiKht nn oxporlriH-i'il laixer a fighter old In tho game ltut tin foil iinati'ly In- foiiRlit the hiinli'st man he ever met when he himself whs lint in the best enmliilim. dene's defeat last night did not in llio lensl detract from Iho confi dence his Ashland IVIeiids have in Ills anility In gn lo the Inp. He has the punch nnd ho is nciiuhing experience. Trainers who have coon (iene fight iigrco he has the Innate anility to lie n eliamplnii. I in it it must lie developed. Athlctl supremacy In any field demands cuiistuut. rigid 1 1 ii in In n. hard pity slcul exercise and experience ami will supply the hrawn and physical perfecllnn. Ills knocknut last night may only serve In make Mm n bet tcr fighter." TUNIMEY TO ATTEND , j FIGHTS WITH ELITEi LOS ANGELES, Dec. 5 (A) The University of Southern California will represent tho west In tne annual-New Year'a football classic in the Hose Bowl, Pasadena, Coming from tho Trojan general n thl otic committee last night like n thunderbolt, announcement w of U. S. Cs acceptance dispersed half tho heavy -. cloud of "conjecture whlch'hangs over. the sclectipn, of rcprcsontntivos of the west and for the blue rihbon contest each year. Declining to talk to the last, the selection committee of the Pasa dena Jtoso tournament heaved a sigh of relief, uhd promptly washed its hands of the whole affair when I thoj, following simple announce- J ment ' was iriade by the U. S. C. : committee. . ' "The; tUniverslty of Southern ' California, with the approval of i President R. It. Von KlcinsrnUI, ac- 1 cepts the invitation of the Pasa dena Tournament of Roses to be ' the western representative nt tho Jam 1, 1930 game at the Pasadena -lt'use 'Howl." v., All tho rumors, which had been spread over both west and east, ; concerning selection of teams to 1 participate, today were concen- ; t rated in the cast. Purdue. Dig ! Ten champion and undefeated, Pittsburgh, with an equally re markable record In the cast, Tu- ; lane, a southern team with an un- '. spotted escutcheon, nnd Southern Methodist university of Texas were ' the focal points. - , ; The Trojan officials said they j rccoived tho invitation Tuesday after the University of California ! had eliminated Itself from tho run-. ; ning becauso of a defeat nt the hands of Stanford a week ago Sat urday and had not had time to consider what school in the cast would bo invited. They said, how ever, negotiations would be started Immediately but carefully avoided saying with whom. 0 .The selection of .U. S. C. which, ended the season tied for the championship of the Pacific coast with Stanford. California and Ore gon, but wlthj an edge over' tho others in tho percentage ; column because iU had played and.'won-onc more game with conference mem bers . was. hailed enthusiastically here. Observors saw in It the passing of n quarrel between the school Plan Now for Future Independence; Invest in Preferred Stock Our Home Loan Plan solves the problem of financing your new home. Let us tell you all about it NOW! IN THE Jackson County Building : & Loan Association -IT PAYS 7 pewent Capable homo management and the fact that your money is secured by first? mort. gages on carefully chosen -'Jackson 'County property assures this ABSOLUTE SAFETY. Combined with! this SAFETY is PE6riT and AVAILABILITY in fact, ,alli thi ' requisites of a GOOD INVESTMENT may'. be found in this stock. .f JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION . , . 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