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MEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUTE. MEDFORD. .OREGON'. MONDAY. PKCTJKER V, EAST HOPES (HEAVIES IEI .English Heavy and Von Porat Face Crucial Test Tonight Tfl RFRflVFR 'J ' DCil Carnegie, Pittsburg and Army Will Invade Coast tin Final ' Attack On West ern, Front Revenge for Last Year Sought Tech May Soften Trojans for Pitt Game. 1 lly Ainu f(iiil(t, Associated Press porta Kditor. NGU; YORK, Dee. it.iJP) The drive of the eastern football forces i tipon the far western front, cant-' prising the last major maneuvers: of the gridiron season, begins thiw Carnegie nnd Pittsburgh join the; Army in an attack that has for its; objective the recovery of Juurelsj lost last year when-' the horfles from , the Pacific coast overran every- j thing in sight. ! Carnegie plays Southern Califor-i nia Saturday at Los Angeles in a bKirmisn mat wm lurmsn a mor ; definite )tai th.in nslialH' avail 1 it Me Jn figuring the New Year's; day classic In the rose howl. Car- nf-gie was roundly trounced by j Pittshurgh, the unbeaten clan that" has drawn the invitation to met-l j Southern California in the big hoi'- j day engagement. Tech may "soft- j en up" the Trojans or they may be j able, to give an eye-witness accoui't j of what Pitt will be up against.; Pitt And A imy Coming-. j Within the next fortnight, Pitt's; Panthers, as well -as West Point's! Cadets, will be on the march west,; by easy stages. The soldiers uve j unsigned to the Palo Alto sector. ! determined on a final drive to ; break their "jinx" of 1J!. win a I major battle and at the same time; obtain revenge for the walloping! ivdministered by Stanford at tho; Yankee stadium last year. On the! basis of the form Ked Cagle and , his mates displayed against Notre! Dame, their chances for overthrow ing the Cardinals appear with some ballyhoo. This 1929 Army team has the Muff and Palo Alto may be the spot they have been looking for to exhibit it. Wtsst Coast Weaker, . So. far, . the we.it ; coast has .tum bled considerably below its 1928 ' Hmnaara tur murisecuwimi imjr. California beat Pennsylvania and Oregon State surprised Detroit, but three defeats offset these victories. Southern California dropped the decision to Notre Dame. Washing ton was trounced by Chicago, and in the latest, longest-range inter- sectional tilt, Oregon leu oeiore Florida's fast array. Florida's 20 to 6 victory over the 'u'ebfoots at Miami helped bring the southern season to a particular ly impressive climax, like the 12-fi trimumph of George fTech in the battle of old rivals at Athens, the. victory enabled the -Gators to reg ister a rousing finish to a some what er rattle season. Florida ISnlvri High. Florida and Georgia, at the end, were not in position to dispute Tu la tie's claim to the Southern con ference championship,, but each rated high- Florida, hy a strange twist, was the only major victim of Georgia Tech which lost six of its nine games after being on top of the gridiron world a year ago. Otherwise, the Gators cleaned up in the south and balanced their Harvard defeat by the Oregon tri umph. V.' NAME IM HIE - AS NKW YOIIK. Dpr. 8. (fP) Dpfln tti xeioctlnn nf Lout Little, now touch (it (leoi'KPlonn, for tht posi tion of hpntl footlmll conch lit Cn lumhtu university wns announced loiluy. Utile will succeed ('hurley Crowley, resigned, and will nlfjn a three-year contract. Little accepted the t'olumhla post after having turneil down an offer from his cotle:e, the fnl ver ity of Pennsylvania. AUTO CRASH KILLS MOTOR BOAT RACER NEW HVOB PARK, N. Y.. Tr-r. tr 4 --i?'i Burl VWtgm. 25. well known motor boat nicer of Long litlohil, wim hlllpil nlong wl(! v ! nuKsengpr, III hin motor cr w-hon V ti rtit nt out. of control on tho Ji rlcho tuvniiiko and crushed Into , A telephone pole. J ' VliMKien. who won the Nw YWk to Albany outboard motor t race In H'JS snil nan wn R minitier of local motor boat races. w;i. fcilleo almost ln?tntly. Pile Sufferers Tou can only get quick, safe and ) noting relief by removing thp cause congestion of blood in the hwr bowel. Nothing but an internal remedy can do this that's why cutting and valves fail. Dr. l-eon-hardl's Hem -Hold, n harmless tab let, is guaranteed to quickly nd Kflf bi.nUti i m- fnrm tit Iile mi.1- . cry or money back. Jarmln "Wood Drug Htore nnd druggists everywhere sell it with t hi guarantee. ' ' ' ' t Mm WM viMjir, ' 1 ... A33Srinitt! J'rfffj i'hrtit hfi .Scott. ivl !etie4 from tie tost in UtdUon Siiuutv .unU-n (oigit wlp ho mm--Otto Viiilkutnt sinre- sttiin: K. trttrLstncr Inst Hi(inut. STATE HOOPSTERS TO INVADE SOUTH DURING HOLIDAYS COnVAIJ.lS, Ore. Pt A BtifC eight-?amo scheduto played wiih California teams is announced iioro a the opening fetrp of the lft3 basketball season at Oregon State college Qonch IT. T. (Slats) GiU will take his men to San Francisco during the Christmas holidays for the nre-senson . conditioning Pro gram s . . The Staters, who have been in j light irnininfc for about a month, will work out regularly until De cember 18, when they leave the south. Their opening fin wilt he the fallowing night wi the Olympic club. . Thera -wilt follow games with the Young Men's Institute, Santa, Clara, Stanford, St. Mary's, CuIIege of the. '.Pacific and possibly the Athens Athletic club of Oakland. While Oregon State teams have made frequent pre -season trips to California In the past years', this is the first schedule arranged which permits the men to stay In ope city the entire time. As all the games are In the bay district, the team will remain nt the same hotel, thus greatly reducing- tho strain that ha.s been their handicap in previous pre-seaso road trips. Coach CSitI hft a team -of veter ans this year, led hy Ha Hard Calla han. Tovson. WhitJoeh, O'Urian and Draper, and has some promising first year men who are. giving tho lettermen a strong run for places. GRADUATION HITS I F I - I SOCTH 11 K NIX Tnd., Tec. Jp Clrndualion wiU wreck the stono- wall line of Notre name, all of the regulars but veaie at end ft no lonoghue at tackle receiving ther sheepskins next June. From the hackfiehl, however. only Jack Klder, fnst-stepplng half i will he missed when next fall's : " assembly sounds. For Captain John I-aw. Jack Cannon. Twomey, Nash and ovick. the Army game was their j last In college circles. Tim Moy-1 nihan, the regular center, ended his Notm Dame career naint Northwestern when they arrbd him off with a broken leg. f All of thee twisting, side-step-j ping hacks, SavoJdi, Schwartz. 'k-; rldeo; Brill, O'Connor and MuHln have one or more years remaining, i GOLD HILL HOOPERS DEFEAT EAGLE POINT KAOLK I'tilNT. Ore., fH-c. fl. Special. tbild Itm defeated the Kagle I'oint high school basketball team, M to 13 In un an excttlntC game Wednesday. In a preliminary gutne the Iold It ill girls ran up Zi marker- against the Kagle ivint tiiris' . I-ong shot by Hhaver aided the visitors in the main tilt of the evening. The score was tied two minutes before the finl gn. but a field goal gave lioid Ull the edgp by one point, after Kagle I'oint caged a free throw. Hettirn of Mary Uannaford and the addition of fbixcj Kmhh to the Kit')' team 1 expected to aid much better showing at the next game. MOSCOW tX'i After two years of experiments. Uussian baiter (dents have produced what Is re sarded as a tisf;otory grade of panr from seaweed. Russia has been itnpoiting fifty per cnt of her raw matTiat for paper. Associated- ?rs lAo(o trial luicse t (lw vutfevshi Maryland Team Leads Country liy JJe Asirlteti J'rrs. A .side from a few game Jn the Hite for the nenson ulth little WeAet'ii Maryland feutffng all the rest in vietorie. Dick ttvivv' phai'pe f?om Vetiinister, aid., closed a great HCUMin Wnturdny with n 3J-( vic tors' over Maryland, it wua Wos toin ,MjiryJnmr JJth nvcqesQive victory with neither tie nor Uefeat. Thirteen" other unbeaten ' teams trailed the llaiiuw eleven. Among tho unhenten teams TenncKC!o was the heaviest scorer ih 33y iointH. Ht. Mary' at Call- focnla led on tho flffense- vvJvl) only six point? chalked u .against it. -f : sM'EVER ISKINO S00RER-0F GRID 1H 130 101 Ity the Associni I'vess. Saving his biggest scoring splurge for the last, game of the season Oene Mciever, flashy Ten nessee halfback, haw won the na t iona 1 f uotba 11 l nl 1 vld ttxl scoring race. MeKver tallied five touchdowns and three points after touehdown itgaipNt South Carolina Saturday to run hts season's totnJ to I3t oints, just two more than Clark lltttkte, Bueknt'tJ fuiiback, the previous leader. The leader in each of the eight ( major groups or c from piled by the As. I follows: ' flayer and college. major groups or conferences, as associated I'ress, Total Tts. South ilcKver, Tennessee .13a Kast Uinkle, HweknfH lS wthwest Wilson; fiHylor v. S5 "e" -SchwartK, Wash. State 84 -" ' , x&m. cmiege bn Missouri Vl. King, Drake.. Hift Ten BwjrMrm,,N. W I'harmer, Minnesota fifg Six Voung, Nebraska JAIL BREAK ENDS AS PISTOLS BARK CfiM-AX", Wash., !ee. P. t&i Three desperate .nrlwmers lrke jaii here Sunday, while automatic pistols hanged and' bultets spatted against the jaib walls. Today two of them lay near death from offi cers' RJins, and the ringleader was under double guards,: , Jimmie Ktigle. forger, ,'IitKckie" f: buigiar and I'larenee llar- blef, moved as tvt us movie vilbans to slug their Jalr. beat him, hurt lye at him and eseape with his pi.-tol anrt Rey - Three othr officers met flienVwHb !! ins ns. Cherry and llarper were seriously injured, and the break was over. DiEGEL LOOKING FOR i MORE LINKS LAURELS l.tift AX(ii;f,iX Iee. 4, .f, f- legel, who dfwted Johnny Karrvtl, C J , Ami rrwfiitly defended hl jirtfevi1rtntti joifer titie on the Mllrrft eourw Hat urdaj'. today lkeil in oiber open totiFnamentf at farther fleldn t'f conquer' bipcl ?ftKHi a rally or the IHth hrtle of h champUmfldn mat h with the smiling frot from (he tuetrofmlitiiti di-tvict, to win fiui Kartell had bd at tb" tftrn, one Up. Mitso hr W?ntIne VMorfo f tttuoobi, will ho met. i a wwie in ft 12-vtmnd ImwI. Vf't FOOTBALL EMBLEM TAKEN TO ASHLAND! By school s w; f As a far cry from the goori old I days when ancient eggs and elder- j , ly vegetables were in order, "good- will" expedition composed of Prin- Hennies, Charles Clay and Charles Thomas Journey ta Ashland : ' thl tuarnlug to present to the Ashland high schoul stutient body tho cup emblematic of the football cbam- i pfonsbip of the Southern Oregon j conference. The tour was organized by Prin cipal B. H. Conkle as a gesture of good sportsmanship and as an Indication of the desire for the most Cordial of relationship's . be-,! tween the two schools off the scene of athletic rivalry. Speeches were delivered hy Kd Renines, Charies Clay and Charles Thomas. Kd Ueames spoke on ihe object of the good-will tour, and what was expected to be accom plished by it. Charles Clay and Charleg Thomas as representatives of the Medford lettermen spoke on the subject of good sportsmanship and extending tho official con gratulations of the Medford team to the Ashland feaut. The championship cup, donated hy the Southern Oregon AthfrtU association, which has resided for the last several years in Medftwd high's trophy cabe. Waw presented to the Ashland student body by Hd Jleames. The acceptance speech was cuude by Richard iiiiebcork tf Ashland. ROGUE RIVER CAGERS PLAY S. 0. K. S. DEC. 14 noorK nSVKH, Ore., Jee. ft. (Spl.) Tho Uogue iiiver lowrt team's first basketball game I to he. played with Soul hern Oreo Normal at Ashland, December- M. Other games are rif.-sired, accord' lag ta 11, J, Borden,, manager. TURKEY SHOOT HELD j ROGUE RtVER SUNDAY noiJCK ItlVKIi, Ore, Dec. . fKp(. A tHrkpy jhoot Wf. httt Ntmrfrty t Iiiuc Htver ly lirvX O'KUy. A IjtK crowl nUmr, and ftj(jiroKtmtely T5 iurk'y wvr.. loMrl of. . lnch w jtervptj at Ihe srwunjfs bj Jirownic J)anert, ROGUE RIVER PLAYS i EAGLE POiMT QUiNTS 1 1 JlOOt'E tllS'Kfl, Ore., !pe. 9 (SnftlHll A akclIB! gmt w ' iilaytd in tho awtttotium Krl!ay n(Khl, the competlax tesnm Ix-inu HiRe Ktvcr unit Easic Pi((. 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