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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1929)
psqic six mis "I '.iBB'WBBmSSm v. 'VjCARIDEO I CANNON K55X1 f UONOTESS- , LE, 7 .m'. FLY By Weight Sondlav. December 8th 1 I I Oil AMP ,0 P M T; i'm .HI niiKi j The enat ninnlfealefl strrnfith In; tfrirtly h "mid-western yenr." with In th hntlotlntr. First Ten in. , ApKurnt-Ml 1'iwa HuorlH ftl""?; (the Hquiul n whole by collecting! Mtch, teanw its Purdue, flnd Xotre Cnrlodo wn the choice of 123' Done-hens. Plttslmnr XKW YOIIK, On-. . Am 12 out of the 33 place. With nine Dame IcunMiiff the parade most uf!piert for the no-iition of field 1 m.i rYslei". a tribute to the fertile foot hall I fenlnc to the middle went, nix to-the way. while Mlchlchn. VIsron-l i a,.,. .: ' .." ' , mm isinie, enow. nil.. I. . I" " Sil..iirllt Illl-illin. V,......l-I Kt!l sin, niinoiM nnu unneaoia reuis- Ara ,.,. i ai ir....... if rnt.t " .hu..i, ....... Ilerert noteworthy lnterectlonnl trl- month. Alhle Ilooth. of Yle. each i nP80!n' tack,os:.. . i wenwam, California; Cannon,: plalnti that produced noma con-j the outh. , five to the far wont ulNtcntly hrllllant tennin nn Notre nml one to the Houthwcft, Dame and Purdue' the middloj in iiu imtlon-wlrio poll of opln- vewt tnkcH ' the lion's Hhnre ff I Ion, taken by the AsnnrlntPd Prrst, honorn In Ihe fifth nnnual nll-i 2 1 export contributed their view. Amcrh-nn ennupmni, compiled by J They represented newHpaper Hp'orN umpnn io add to tho pretlKt or f whom faded at the finish. 1 , . " ' InnrAU, th-rt,.l, lll...J- '.ft- I'"'"" jvhiih.-. HUuniK. tho hlfj ten Rioup. Ktar players of one of tho most zi(nff Htarta Tlcknor, Harvard, center. Parlrien. Im nnmn nnnrtar ! the Aioelnttd I'resH from expert J edltoiH and writer, . AHuoelated palciiH Htood out n conspicuously ! , 1 ' . , "ttI1 . provlnff the, Vniimi.t Vlttshurg; Cagle, Army,! linilon-Wlde opinion and mndo Vvv utaff ohservora. offlrlalH and! an did the nelect few teams. Xo! ?J , V , 7 , lu",eiJ' ,n hnlfbacks. spectacular of all college cam- plihllc (nil)iy. tin the first tiam, the troorts" of an all-Amrrlran sfiuad of 3 players, five represent tho ni Id d le west , f o u r t ho eust a n d one each for the miuth and Pn icjfle coast. Plttslmru and Notre Damn, two of aho finest UKKi'ciratfonH of tho year, euch Kalned two places on tho mythical cloven, n distinction . no team In the country has been nornfded ' In the consensu slnco , coaches In every section of th shock . nnu n try, Tlfere was not an Im all vVmericnn selective process U safe from debate of tho RrofjleHt also Indicated strong support for Iowa's Krcat captain, WMls Olaa portant pame hnywhere. scarcely ' variety; neverthelesH the consen-i ftoVf; "lonK wlth '"''h other fine j 80nors Holm, Alabamn, fullback. -iniuejiies juniors; all others I a spectacular feat recorded In anyjsus Indicated little doubt about noteworthy college .contest which 1 tho "majority of contenders . for was not "covered" or studied bv honor positions. some one or more of these ex perts. The VpRiilts of tho consennttH show a distinct drift In the "class of foot bull talent, for tho oason of 1U29 at least, , to tho middle lack Klder of Xb-I Iceland of Texan OhrlHtlan. who broke up any mitn-' performera as tro Dame, Cy Phrec of the players on tho, !"T .r..Ba"la 'WAth 'K team were overwhelming choices t T T ,Mnr; KranU Curledo, Notre Dame's (treat ! Merle Hufford of AVaHhlnpton, thof powerhouse of Minnesota's team. and Joe Donchess, lean, hard hit- west. In contrast with the power- tins' -.end of the Plttsburp Pnn .. one bilchr snot In on otherwise rdrab ;ear for the Huskies. Dartmouth placed throe men onlfnl showlnK of the far west In thers. Toby I'ansa of Pittshuru; the first team In lH2ri. I On the v whole-.. It was dls- r .win ly fur the l.MulhiK Imlrhaik IOWA'S PLEA FOR T KalluwlnR tire the. 1989 All-. American fnotball' tenms. na.com tilled by tho AHHOCinteil Press." ; -' SiH'oml Tram. Tanpnnn, So. Pallfurnin, end. Tu'omcy, 'Notre Dame, tackle. SlontBomery, I'IUsIhii'k. Kuard. Helitels, I'allfornla, center. . . Oroene, Yale, cuiird. Wukeninn, Cornell, tackle. Smith, (ieorcln, end. Maimers, lartmnuth, quarter. Welch. Purdue, halfback. ' McRver, Tennessee, halfback. Parkinson. PlttsburB. fnithnci-. 9MIMurSfi. " Mou M Dviwa Suvks Ore aiid BolMom Purchased I.iriivnt tiy Suie el C-ii:iomI WILDBERG BROS. SMKLTINa REFINING CO. OAic: 742 Nbritt StSn Francisco I'Unr .South San I-rancico U1U t LIV l PER POUND - . , . . . . Larpjc ' (5- 'Place Travolair Cal) ifonoiilanc povo)-('(l with Wright. :5()0 liovscjiowi'i' motor. Licensed.. Pilot and Plane. MedfdrcTs New Municipal Airport The larfte' caliiii moiioplane will take parties of five at . f 12.00 "pv hoiir' ''per passenger to any jipint desired during the week except Sundays. .;. . " , Do Not Forget the Beautiful : Crater Lake Trip ".Arrangements c.-in he niade willi ATiv 1 Tohi at Ihe -Med ford Hole) or at 1 ho "Airport HOBI AIRWAYS CO. 01 1 i M n-m - -' ' . - . issWicrt .i i I TT- 1 . . ATH15NS, fla., hoc, 7. () i Former VMoilford hlh OapltuUkintr the hroaks ami mp-, fim(!mll Muni(i nmv attenrttntr . , ''i tci cDunMc c adwimoo iir :nt -"i u nun ui'mpn it- LL.L I IUI1L Lnillll iuj . .... ... . . . . . k . fun. int.. nprn iiinii?nr n inn n hfleh1,ZXn' n''-' ZJTZZZV ' SHOW GOOD INCREASE,, was awarded to the Amor-! "" Ce"'" BW-, ' ri lean. ! " XEW YORK, Dec. ". (P) Tho I Onrnera was flisqnnlifled on t-J -W Thnj GIANT TACKLElSEEN - Vi AS GUARD ;.CAND(ClAT ... , . , ,,. EVAN8T0N. 111., Dec. C (P)-f I ! DatbiR Marvll, 2"i4 pntin(l tncklc of1' Uio "lil29 Noithwestern , footlial'l' team, la all ntitstanilliiK euard cait- illdate for tho Wildcat haskethnll i tciiin. Marvll hamlloa his bulk well ami Is expected to net Into nctWI B,mt I'l'n farpenter, wnsj often. 1 dlsnuallfled at the end j)f"-the sev- j i S! enth round of his bout with Wll-1 Hum I.. (Youiib) Ktrhllns of Ma-, FIGHT ON FOUL PAIilS, Dec. 7. (1 Primo Oar- i Phone 9 for FURNITURE REPAIRING UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHINO FRANK HOWARD - . . 819 Weit Main Street How Will He Tell Them? Electrotherapy Chiropractic Dr. H. P. Coleman Tenth Successful Year In Medford Treatments by Appointment Natural Methods Food Science Phone 965 Mlwll, the rnlverstly of Cieoritl.i I varsity prospects neenrdlnK to ,,. 0ool.K(. u.nimn. track! rndnv won the twenty-fifth isrld-1 Kusen dispatch to the Oreisonl n ,.,,. .,..,,, ...,,, 1 ,i.i.,,...i Iron -meeting of the two Instlfi-j yesterday. The nrllrle states : ,,, ',,lp ,,w. t.lnwl(cutloii ' P,.iri,. Tnionhnnn A Ti-ni. r ! f'"1 hlttina Rtrilillne after the UKOCS, lull AUll'B.inr . . .. . " .-.s.r iKnli , ,k . tloni tw n .core of IS to . ouu neinie hubiics. iiiii .moiii.ih corlntt fiirly In the first nee- " 'l riiuenr win inane ine ix of Improper flnanelnl aid. (because It has not materially' nnd ! . . . , . . bell,', ending, the seventh today feimrtecl that Its pet enrnlnsa I . j HH , ... . " - .1.. rt.... ii. 1.....1 ... 11 "m 1101 iiiaieriaiiy 1 ,. In i. -,u r...i ' ... ..a ion on' a fourth flown pass rroin " " '"ii ri,..;.,.,i ,ho nor-nnnel of lis ath-i .. """""" """iik uiw .-handler to Maffett, the llullflo I '""' their places. MorBn Is h0 , u- 31 HW69.451. equal t held .their edRe until midway of I '"ited to dIslortKe one of the unl- J lc iVer of MhlillM said I 9'3 " ommo, 8lar. "Knlns 1 tontRht. the third period when Holt, substl- versity a niKlily loute,t "uindler-al rtwkrt kick iwhrt Ih"' M.-nnwWIo.- "Fata! Ued- M- , '''' those things for loaTine '"l Donald, over at OreBn State eoi-l"" ,,,nt wn willl" ... . leoe. I. orforvcsclnip r.ln.. n. ir.e I t 'U l' 1 Rn'n the world." mrln of vMory also came .. a "t t'o llnK varsity end prospects " J" "-T'lV ux result of n blocked kick In the I f the coast," and' uettlim ready I.. , '- o hitter that I Indicated dlsimte with three others for fii.'t '""y ""s"1 r nBam seen nlace as a ltook basketball center. I luslntemellt. ' li.loniil,l wnolil buve been named I "At the .lime IlleetlnK, the i,u..b Mi.nii'. h,.t n-i... iiii .i.m ! all State center nt the fialeni tour-1 chali mnn of the faculty confer- far iln Into the air hut lirvant wnslnnmenl Inst sprliiK If Willamette ; enee committee quoted a acrlptur- nnder It when It came down nn.l, valley coaches had not thouuht h compered omo 40 yards for the' was "to cocky." acore. .' The Orenontan article Is ns fol Neither OeorBln nor Tech was: ions. I same period of Inst year. roun.1. the second : meetlnR between the two heavy-, welRhts, both ending on fouls.. Strlbllng was disqualified, for tilt-1 ting Camera low In a recent hout i ut London. HI WW final quarter, llryant, aubstltuto for . Hose, crashed throuurh the flenralft' Tech forward wall to! McOonald would have been named I nl passane to lowa'a representa Hon" liuer'a statement tvad.. "The pasMipe was npt nnd had to j do with the necessity of Rood iihlolo convert nny of their nfter! OonrRe Slndelmnn was lost from work ns a simi of repentance, touchdown ftttempta Into extra the Ori-Ron line ctirly In the se.i- lown took this seriously nnd Rood points. j son when he ltroke his ankle In the w-ork has been done. It Is now, A lrtllnff rain heenn In lit" i Idaho Rame at Portland. His place Iowa's turn nt scriptural clta flrat period. mnkliiR tlie ball and has been filled by Krnle Korstn. nltlons. 'what doea It profit A man' the field slippery. sophomore. Like Stndclmnn h:id IhoiiRh ho bain the whole world If he loses his soul?'" 'Iowa loat only the thlnit It was nskiiiR for. As revealed to me In the conference, the reasons for cnntlmiinit th sentence KRaiiist Iowa were: 'It had not materially changed the personnel of Ha ath letic governing board: It had not dismissed Conch ttrennhnn from, I his position na track coach; It had not declared nny nthtetea In- eltRible under the classification of 'Improper financial aid. low did Tho last half of the game found this year. Kersta will find htmseif hoth lenma kicking frequently onil HR'ilnst competition In li'SiV flint downs. llernle Hughes, tmlned by Prink ltunnlng true to form of prev- Calllson. one of Oregon's grentesi Inua meetings between the rival I centers will make n hid for tho tleorgla achoola. the contest wr.s pivot Job In lflSO. Hughes, n mem. spirited nnd hard fought through, her of last season's championship out. "' : Medford team, was one of the oui Mlrea'and Stumpy Tbomason, j standing spots on tho freshman playing their Inst game of collea-! team this season, nnd many pre late footlwill, gained practically nil! diet that he will replace r'orsta as th ground the Yellow Jack."! the regular center. He weighs tvere able to cover, but the ha-d i ill'. Hill Anater nnd Sherley Car- rlnirglng lied and lilaek line h.i.l ter. resen-ea. wll be hack R "' , lw ,, fr them eirectiveiy i.iankete.t tnroug:i- n. . seas,. ,. ! that It was not willing to sell Its "V . IwV": "lT,, l0n"f. V'.? !"'" I" "rder to gain the world.'" . , -. .. .. ... .... ..... will not be. however, without coin J petition tht.t the rrgulnra retain I their positions, shields nnd l.lllle at cuarils will have Cv West. T 'd I Park, Henry Heyden nnd Oilbet Krench of this year's squad to beat I out. while a pair of outstanding I freshmen, .lack Hughea nnd Al Stochr. will be In Ihe running Biro. . ,Sloehr weighs 1S5 And Hughes ISlt. , . i i . itoth played for Medford last year. IU'RIIAM. N.UVrtee. T. tiTi--1 Austin Colbert and tleorge TARHEELS VICTOR OVER DUKE 48-1 jREIGHCOUNTWORTH The lnlverlty of ' North rantllntt j Chi ltenen will lo have to move Tarheel puwril nnrt ran their way; to retain thrlr taekle piwltlona. to i 48 to 1 win over Tuk unt vemity'a lUue Devlla eleren heie thli Afternoon to cinch the North Mnnirtn nml 8horvoHl ItllltnRik rnlr of frenhmAn tacklerw, tire e'"k in)t the poKitionii now held hy C1' Carolina chamnl"hhli. The nameihert nt Chrlsteiuien. Morsan. mi wm the lftit of tho year for both; other Meilford boy, probably la the elevens anil waa wllne-weil hyjbent of the two alnre he has meie about IS. 000 permm. A flylnK vloh 1m hetnn olVpantel by Ktmlrnla nt the t nlveraiiy of Vlrglnta. rterlence, but ItilllnRa, frtm Hill Military academy, la hiK nnd nny develop awlftly. Another tacV proapeet will be Joe JoniA. a ftiMit T. Herta, Chlenuo aporUman, hi j re f uned an offer of $l,0flfl.o, the iarzcm bid on rww, for hlahnm Plon thorouKhbred. Iteish Count--and can't understand why ivnyono should offer that much money for a horae, nor why' he rejected th bid. The offer a made by T. Vaii;oher, Texaa millionaire, own. er of honwa ixearlnv tha Three O stlKa, and immediately wan refit... thla )"ertr thmuch a transfer fnm Went l'olnt. where he .ti nut from Tela wno was lniti,iineitantjng on tne pIrb t0fimi Directory of Gifts for Men j .! .i ' Gifts Between ' kAi $2.00 and $5.00 J&lS&i Faney sh,rts y ffffc ShMtS W"h C0"arS t0 na J JSP Gi,t Bo Handkerchief! 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