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MEDFOTtn MAIL TRTBtTNE, MEDFORD, OPECiOX, TTTCTIsPAY, .TAXUARV 2. W,0. ' PAGE SEVEN" i - . ' f " ." " """ v."" f ' ' , " ' ; T " 1 . . . TROJAN W 7tLi imiifflS:' E l ,i .XJkl dto wP 13-7 ft iir.ti." f ;n .xjt iniaLi w: a i Game with mm w .,i:r:,:r' m -maw -mm m i i , aanr. . , w luw s v. a i i . - i u& l .... ..,.. Pittsburg Panthers See Four j 'Tallies Zoom Overhead in Rose Bowl Rout-Pitt Stages Rally at Opening Second Half for Two Touchdowns Pitt De fense Weak. ' - lly PjuiI II. ZliiuiivuiKur . AKKoelatciI l'ri'HH SportM Winter. , WSAUKNA. Culif., Jan. 2. W. Kuril LMicrod with a uVcl&ive 47 tu 1 4 tcounciiiK hamlcd them nd u New-Year's Day grcetinj?, from the mighty Trojans of the University of Southern California, pitU huruh's prid rfquatl today lirepari a return to its native heatheiv vic- tim of the most decisive defeat ever meted out in the fourteen years of Tournament of Hoses competition, and their first defeat of the sen son, i - Hoinnintr with the initial touch down, which en mo' only a fcw'moi in cuts after the 70,000 persons' had filled the st:idlum, the men of d Troy found scoring possible in four "of1 their seven . tallies because of unerring aerial work. A fifth I counter was inilirectly the result of a long pass and the others were the result - of plunging, driving football. - The Trojans lift no element of doubt,. jrjo possible out, for their opponents. The uncumfor t a, b ly warm weather, which was expect ed to cut the invaders down after a period or so of play, was ' left with the task of finishing what Coach Jones' men had started.- Defense Shattered The Panthers, with a. quartet of nil-Americans in the lineup, saw the glory of individual perfor mance stolen from them by a group of . S. C. gridHters who shattered the famed Pitt defense with abandon. Toby Uansa, one of these iall A in erica n selections, openetl the conflict with a dazzling (58 yurd end run on the first play following the o poning klckoff. but fleet Rus sell Kaumlert. IT. tf. c. safety mun. cut him down from behind I'i yards short of the goal. y;.Thon.(i,wheflt.the, ..Panthers ,,had failed to crack the Trojan line for tho necessary yards, the touch ' down parade fur the Pacific coast representatives started. Saunders' pass to Harry Kdelson caught the Pitt secondary defense flat footed and the Troy halfback scored LY M. Cm. first touchdown. Satisfied with their aorlaj thrusts the Trojans reverted to straight football, with Marshall Duffiold skirting the Panther end for touch downs. Pitt llalllcs Trailing 2ii to 0 as they went Into the second half, the Panthers nitiKtered a rally, going to the air for. u pair of touchdowns. Usansa's pnss to Hill Wallnchus find Harokl Williams' flip to Paul Collins, two of the four completed losses out of tho 19 attempts, were responsible for the eastern eleven's points. These came In the third and fourth periods. KiKuros tell the story of a com plete rout. Tho determined U. S. C. combination turned In 4 5-1 yards compared with 'JS5 for Pittsburgh. Thanks to Usansa's startllm; fix yard run. the team from the Smoky City held the edge in yard age from scrimmage with a 103 total against 107 for the men of f Troy. It was the passing attack which wrote Pittsburgh's doom. South ern California completed half of Its sixteen attempts for 287 yards, while a riuartet of Pitt's 10 efforts netted 87 yards. The invaders were outdowncd 14 to Hr and outpunted 40 yards to 37. Setund Victory , ti The victory of the Trojans was their second in Tournament of Hoses play. In 1023 U. S. C. hand ed Penn State a 14 to 3 beating. Credit Saunders and his substi tute Nuffield, with the burden of the Trojan scoring thrusts, and mark the superb work of Francis Tappnan and Garrett Arbelbide for the defensive play which saw UFan:v turned back time and again without the yardage which had made him an nll-Amerlcan. Coach Jones pouted his reserves Into the fray In Its dying moments, long After the Pahther hopes had been dashed Into oblivion and the shadows of evening were envelop ing the field. When the final gun sounded, the Trojan bench had f been cleaned of Us second, third anil' even fourth team members. A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Cotigut from cold may !ed to m riouj trouble. You can stop thctn now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that ia pleasant lo take. Creomulsion it a medical discorery with two-fold action; it soothes and heale the infiamcd membrane and in hibits strrm growth. 01 all known drugs creosote ia ree. oinizrd by hiith medical aulhoriliea as one of the greatest healing ftgrncie. for coughs from cold, and brouhial irritations. Creomulsion contains, in addition to crnwnte, other healing CREOMULSION rOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON .': ' WVv-iSO - ' iM MM r and Klamath' Falls--; CVZ.TZ: V AVl -4 ir'J4 r; v fU 1 Saturday - uneup rrZZ III l ;t - Sef " ' " " - tl Ipv1 Definite First Home ' W IT 4 I I ,V S V lr V,'l VP'f.t'' -fessT The .Mo.lfor.l li!Kh who..! basket. : 1 V. h ' J Y k l 7 WW Fl bal" CO 1ST I .A X,1V'Tiv!. ' Jim. Sbl- j jf V" ' B T S Vl, A jfXj lln. open lu ItlSO neawm in !! ! OATT1.K AND I.VKS-Oii..ini.'y iiaV-t ! . stiUv Jf." yMt'if V'a I .-asmas- TL Southern Oregon district cuuf. 1 ,' ..iii-.nly; n-i-.'hui. i;itilc 2S. culvr I I I T J m V I k I 1.4 - fp 4 :: ' wM A W. .'. B 1 :.v' . ; 1-' 'v. llvJil I 1 .... ..... i I rt L W I 1 V I K. " ' '5 S : 4 II m mm mm sT .W '. 1 W-fy"' I(M1 J tUHU. Will M'iivn ll'limnuw r74Sr ' U,, ,:.V,. , .hW Ml MWl'ii L.,,,,, f,,,- tl,.- nu-t. Tl.,.y WHIM.. S.73; ......Hum wlKht. S.M..2.V. I JT irj ' ii if 'i N M r,.r.l fan, n,.t l.,.f .1. flult, ly , L IT J. nh1n8i)i : v ifttfW ' I liriitin. CiTccn ana .M.mtB..m.'i-v. ; lau-,-hUT pi. o-S3 !!... milium I'i These brawny boys are s pooth and Harmeson are forwards, FR0MAUG1E SEPP tii tiiwp npniiiin iifrrniin i uiATnnu nrnoini rn rutin ill mnrii 1 11 1 !UI I Hit KtliAINb lt I UntLL Vtb I ml 5 1 KANULtH LtWlo HANom HuIsidLw GRAPPLING CROWN AGAINST RATZLAFF WILL MEET KRUSE CANTONWINE WITH , SEATTL.K, Jan. 2. (TP) Ted. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2. (AN Thyc of Portland won an eight-! Wesley Kctchell. -Sun Francisco round wrestling match from Au-joxer, took a close and unpopular gust Sepp of Seattle here lust : decision from Herman Katzlaff. night to lay claim to the light-; Minot. S. D.. CJcrman "iron man," heavyweight championship of thu before a big mallneo crowd here World, which he formerly held. It ; yesterday.-after 10 rounds of slug was announced before the match ! King. - KetcheU toppled Ratzlafi that title, the winner would claim tlvs'in the fourth round with a straight Kcklund in ago. becau: ilUNinuiii feuiai i-iu s the lattur had re-; fused to defend the championship 1 only a shake of his head with the for some' time. J count of one and from that, time Sepp gained the first rail withon carried the battle to the former a body slam in the third round. 1'orllandcr. The tenth round was uui ine i-oruanuer came ones, wim a vicious attack to win the sec- on (i uiiu in 1 1 it i him. j n.ve uun oeu Sepp with a x wrist lock In the fourth .round and a body slum in the fifth. Harry Demetral. Seattle a,nd Boh Myers, Portland, grappled five rounds to n draw, each gaining a fall. In the semi-final. Buck L" Dicux. Canadian i-hantpion. con quered Stan Buresh. Yakima. Wash.,- and Khala Pasha. Scattl and Chet Wiles, Portland in; the two preliminaries. dlL'w JIONOLULLT, Jan. 2. iA't Vic torious over the University of Jlj.i wall football eleven by a score of 28 to 7. the Washington Slate col lege gridsters today made ready to return home. The opposing 'elevens fought through a scoreless first period here yesterday in the final inter sectional game of the season In Hawaii. Then Washington State broke through the Hawaiian line to score three touchdowns in the second period. Hawaii made Its only score In the third on a series of end runs und off-tackle plays, converting fur. iin extra point. The visitors made their final touchdown in tho lust period. AFRICA TO BAN HUNTING BIG GAME WITH AUTOS .LONDON (CP.) English sportsmen ure determined to keep big game hunting sportsman like. The Karl of Onslow recently drew the attention of the house of lards to a practice of hunting big game by motor car in certain parts of Africa. Ixtrd Passfield. pecrctary for the Colonies, said that legislation was to be Introduced In Tanganyika to make the punishment for hunting from motor cars Imprisonment 'and eonflscation of the car und equipment. elements which soothe and heal ths inflamed membranes and atop the ir ritation. while the creosote goes on to the atomach, ia absorbed inlo tin blood, attacks the aeat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs, Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of coughs front colds, bronchitis and minor forms of bronchial irritations, and is excellent or building up the tystsm after colds or fu. v Money refund! if not re lieved after taking according todireo lions. Ak voitr druneist. Udr.l WAtyiiNPJdN wiw DUCK LIMIT FOR iinimoiii nun kiiiaiii III IVI IIHVI I VII IMMW, F JETJ U'i MiSi'il j ,v- Jri &J .utlu-.i ... iu win ,..-oi.;.i.iy among ihe gridiron celebrities; whd jortipiBd rwards. Fester Is a guard. ' OISUKEO BY FANS: ny a llgniiung uppereui. unuvi iia- chin. Ratxluff bobbed up with j u slugging unci, wan uum 11,1 " r trying., hard .foi;. u .kjioc.koJit.'. The , crown oeneveo j uuzmi i i ni.im.-u 1 at least a draw. . Lewis is well known in southern The six-round semi-final nt?" cregon, was champion of the tween Hob Jubb. Portland "Woi ld in the heawweieht division Mlllio Millito, a newcomer from and Up1)cai.ej jn MedCord' over a the south, was the liveliest nghtjv,,Hl. aK(, Jn u Inuu.n Wun nil! on the - card. Both took plentv , ,snuW( Ohio, and defeated him in a and gave it, with Mllllto having. what edge there was and he was given the decision. - ,The preliminaries between local fighters 'nil resulted in draws. DAY WILL BE 1 5! WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. (P) Tl'c lias limit tor ducks this year will ''j 15 uiul after a man kills ftnr Keoso ho will 1)0 through for tho ilay. Secretary llydn luis announced that the chuiiKcs in rcdornl reKiila Hons would ko Inlo effect after the present huntinit season and that the iwjssession limit would he re duced to 2 ducks and eight Reese. At present the hnK limit under fed eral law for duclts Is -5 and for Kccso eight. An extensive InvcstiKation by the department of agriculture, which showed that tho water fowl wore not holding their own, was a fnc- tor in tho decision to reduce tho i n,nit as were representations made by conservation agencies und the sportsmen's organizations. TAIL-ENDERS DEFEAT SEATTLE HOCKEY TEAM SL ATT LIS. Jan. 2. Striving to recover their early season of fense which curried them to the top of the Pacific const hockey league, the Seattle Ksklmos forgot about their defense yesterday and the tailendlug Victoria Cubs trounced them 5 to L . This was the worst beating the local aggie gat 'on hus taken this season. The defeat Was the fifth In the last six Ktarts for the backsliding Eskimo and gives the Portland Buckaroos a chance to move them out of second place. . BIG TEN CO-EDS HOLD TELEGRAPH SWIM MEET I'KP.AXA. III. ti;.IS--in Ten co'd swimmers will compete for honors In a -series of, lelegraplili m'ia this winter. ' vne of the unlveriile!, whlili will b rpiM"ntd In the unique events, will b desiFtuated a the official M'orekeept; r. At -the com pletion of an event, nil events to be held tmul(Hnmly. each con totft tit's tim- will be telegraph I tu the official score keeper u nd tubulated. The lies' time recorded for .ach coiiteinm will result in the naming of the place winners. from the football field to the basketball court. Schoonover, Churchill, . ))' . ... j '. , 1 . '; j , V ; !.,' ". ',.';; ' j' ". - i HERE NEXT WEEK What promise to be a treat for Houthern Oregon wrestling fans is a match announced today by Mrs. Thor Jensen, who arrived yester day from Astoria to make arrange ments. She plans to present Kd (Slranglcr) Lewis in a finish match with Bob Krusc of Portland , " , . -. .. " ,! " if a date can be arranged. Mrs. Jensen, who is probably the only woman promoter on the Pacific coast, had planned to pre - sent the two well known wrestler. January S. but duo to the fact that Promoter Hlckerstal f has plans of presenung u uouoic main eveiu ,oxnff card, two days ( j(,WH m!1tch hlay be later, t:i "Iostiiuhcd rte vmlr few nimutes. Kruiso Is known as one of the roughest wrestlers to have ever appeared here, and is heartily disliked by fans who have gone numerous times to watch him here In previous matches to see lit m defeated, but su fur luv has won every ' tlnie. ' UoweVfrr, f-ewis may present .a different piVjbiem. EAGLE POINT TURKEY i. Of interest to trap una ti.rf nhtVutcrs of southern Oregon was the- announcement made lodny !,y Lukc Kincaid that ne und Thmims Nichols will hulu a turkey shoot at ICaglo I'oint next Sunday. Th . siioot will tjegin at 111 o'clock In the fcrenoun and continue unci dark. Hhootera will iurtlc!pulu ac cording tu uhillty, and the promot ers are, planning tu glrc away a largo nmnherof 'turkeysr' ' . l (Hy tllO ,KMKlatC(I 11TM.) PIIILADMLPHIA. Oorllla Jones. Akron. O.. outpointed Hilly Angelo. Lelpervllle. Pa., H; Ser geant Sammy linker. New Vork, outpointed Oene Moretli, Atlantic City, N. J., (10). CLVCIXXATI. Freddy Miller, Cincinnati, knocked out Willie Mi chel, Belgium. (4). CLEVELAND. Krankle Sirm:, Cleveland, stopped Pcto W'istOit, Chicago. COLVMin'S, O. Kddle Slua. Chicago, defeated Mike O'U'iwd, Colnmbuft, foul, 2): Sammy Gold berg. Columbus, knocked out Dan ny Smith, IndlunapolK (1). llfl'K.M.O, X. V. Tommy I'aji. Iliiffalo, outointed Jolinny Oalio, Cleveland. (0). TACO.MA, Waah. New Vork, outpointed Taeoma, (S). Joe Click, IJos Hnell, CtXTOX.- i i Ounce Cook. Australia, knockeil out ' r u n k i e Wine, Montana. (Id). BERC0T BEATEN BY BELLINGHAM FIGHTER ItKLLIN'tiMAM. Wash., Jan. 2 . 1 tyPi Iod trcot, Monroe loKKer, hot to Cliff llrock, .lielllnKham middleweiithl. in the fifth rouml or a iirhe.l tiled nix -i mind eve tit on a boxing card here lai night. Newport. ItidN will be opf-n for construction f highway fill -embankment on Sow I '.eat b, ,n in thPflats to ferry landing. Fights Last Night : SUM 10 CANVAS i PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 2. (P) j Charles llunscr., Nebraska, took 1 revenge on Howard Canton wine, j Iowa, hero lr-.st night.' when he spilled the Iowa grappler two j straight falls in a vicious match. ! Hansen knocked Cantonwlue cold after one . hour eleven minutes of j wrestling to take the first fall with a body hoist und head-first slam I to the mat. CaiUonwhip hiirf to be cul.ri(f( to ,eHslnK room and (asked an additional five minutes wj;i(.h uilIWI,n refUfiCd. He tottered ,mL.k fll a Weakeml condition ami ; , ,ai)Spn lllU(k, shul.t Work of u i wIth Ht.vmi Uhtv rabbit nunehes. In, .IheLr.i .previous . match . Hansen Wis lfi)ookud out ' when thrown fron the flr.g liy t'nntonwine. Al Kurasick and Tarro Miyake, the Japanese wrestler, went one hour to u, draw in the preliminary. Myake won the first fall in 24 min ulcs 10 seconds with a Japanese Jiu Jltiti hammerlock. Karasick piok the sot'ond l;t,H minutes v 'ii ,i sy(ies. of lying ivverse head locks. ( 'I , :: ! l - t -( PLAY C. P. FRIDAY Saint .Mary's will play the Cen tral Point hth school,' Friday evening, Jan. 'in at tho central gvmn islinu, in what promises to be a fast and snappy contest of basketball. The SI. .Mary's boys are fast rounding into shape mid by the record of their lust win over IvikIc Point, ill to fr, they will give Central Point an exciting game. The Saints havo finally come out of their slump, which has hung on from the start of their practice Ibis season. They are all fast in their team work ami a scrappy Utile bunch of boys. KiiMii all appearances there will be u large crowd of enthusiastic rooters Hum Mtlford as well as from Central Point to see the game. The preliminary will be between the St. .Mary's second team and the (Vutrul Point second team. This Is also expielejj to be lively con Ivst.1 h ' j t l'( ) ;; T . fi: I Mr.' Vopng jf Vrthlaii wjlj . refo. G.R GEIS THIEF I liHAXTH I'ASK, Ore., 'Jan. 2. I (!. Th, next 'time William .Mur J lay wonts, fr'-,- readlnt; he pi'ob jiiblywlll iso td tile library. Today .Murray was ill the county ' Jail because IiIk altered attciuiit to fffteal ttuiKuzlues front "Hllnd (ieoriffi' Spencer, pew deuler, end. ed 1n his mi. lure after the blind man had overtaken him In a thrlllltig chase thiuugh the down town section. Howling under the pitnUie of the blind man'K douide arm lor.k. .Murray asl;d police to take him to jail. "I'.Hnd deurge" was led In the thane by a newsboy. BIG ITALIAN FIGHTER TAKES NOURISHMENT Ni:V VOIIK. Jan. 2. OPt Ptlmo Camera, Italturi finhter, who ha itt-en lucKlnif ')iU 1 feet nine nod -T-t pounds a round town seeing lh. "Iglrw ha- i. poor appetite, All h" had for New Year's breskfast wan tWo glares of ot'i'ince Jillee, foil'1 ' t;fw, iiai) a do'-ii n 1oat and two pilaris of milk, i with the Chllunuiii ami; Klanutih Kails quintets In those) cities. The learn, with Conch Mur- selected from C. Thomas, Clay and Caldwell. Whyie. lleriington, Zuui- I brunn. C.rcen and Alontgomerv. . Thomas. Cbiv and (ireen were see- and striim men on last year's sta'" , championship team. Montgomery in a former wti.r uf tile lal- school. Whyle, Zumtirunn audi llerrliiKlon tilayed on the Junior hlKh school team last year. The first home nil me of the sea-1 son will be played at the Ariuorv. j Saturday. January 11. with tl'c Grants Pass liiub school. The f'1.- ; lowiliK week the suuad will !:iyj the Kuitene hlKh school at Kum'iie. i ICarly in Kcbruary. Karnes will "e I played with the Salem hiuh .ichni.lj here. The Salem team will piny hero this month end. j Th.- I or. Ill has been dl'illluB since' l)ec?mlnr a. and Is r.nimliiu; In-'. siiat-e aim -now i..B .....n ; Tho schedule for thi year cuiih i for two .name wllji Aslilaml, in stead of the uj.ua! four. The fin..! Kame will be jilaycd er.rly In .March, two Weeks before the stele tournament, nlviiit? a chance for thjdiirlH .ji'liiiinuiiiu, to,ph(,y any last 'miiiulo, cluvlient-eri jTroin the Secondary seliouV flivtslon. EYEolCllB i;iJC;KNK, Ore, Jan. 2. (Pi Ne gotiations with six well known couches' -to succeed-John J; Me Kwau ut tho University of Oregon arc well under way, according to Virgil Karl, director of athletics at tho university. Knrl. who returned from ( allfni- j f FOR OREGON POST " 1 s mm. h i$ M 4. mm (E iHlild J UUVIJLLiLDl I'OliTl I OATTl.K .' .steady; i ! 10. HOCS Slow, nuotaniy L'.n- lower than Tuesday lor " laujuuer cmsies uiul steady tin feeders. Heavy, 2 Till -Sou lb., medium to crwilee Sli.TTt; medium weight, 2o-2.V) j lb., medium to ' choice, Sa.fjti to SM: lightweight, K.n-2011 )t., me dium to choice. Sin.TT. to $11: ltht i lights, iau-Hia lbs., medium to choice, hm.jo to n; paciung i"" roimh and m o o l h. to JO: slaughter plus". 8U-.Jtt Pis., meiimm to choice. y.i.u to i.ifi. leeue and stocUer pigs. . 10-120 lbs., me dium to choice, SO to in. (holt of oily hogs and roasting pigs ex cluded in above quotations.) SU10KP AND I.AMItS QuotnMy steady to strong; receipts liiit). In cluding OO.'i on contract. Vroduce. I'OltTI.AN'D. inc.. Jan. '.'.(I'I l'.CiCS Tliree cents lower: prices to retailers: Kresll extras. I"c: stanilards, It'.ie: frcith medluiiis, 3'.ie; mcdtuni firsts. 37c: tresh inl Uts. S2 to 34c; pullet firsts. Jti to 2Kc. Prices to wholesalers. 2c un der price lo retailers. lluner. milk (butler-fat ). poultry, coniilrv meat. onion. potalo.M. ; l,, k and " - - hops, pleauy anil unenaiiKi-u. Sail llallctxo Itulterfat. SAX 1'MtANCISO. Jan. l. (71) Itutt-rfat, f. o. b. San Fruncls.'o, 4214c. Smuts Non-Smoker. OTT A W A. Jan. 2 P 1 cniv ral Jan Christ Ian Smuts has re frained from tobacco for :(t years. Offered a cigar at the home of Sir Hubert P.orden. he said he had not smoked since the llrlllsh made 1 tobacco so hard to g'.t during the Itoer war. p?u. Hald :tny tinnouncomcn? cf (ho name of a new conch mum. come thminrli Tom Ktodi'avd. student !body president and chnirtnau of j the' nthlulio cnmmiMce." ' An curly niinouiiccinciit. was Ihlnlcd in 'Euil's statoment". A meeting of the athletic commlttco Ins soon na niemliuis retuia ,wlll ho hold. A ' :." r" I H ':; men mimima?BDiBi(Einu SiWIIJIKIlMfflr Invading Aces Win Praise . of Fans in Decisive Vic tory for Shrine Benefit Ncbraskan Scores Lone Western Marker. SAX KUANCISCO, Jan. 2. "7P Wey.torn gridiron enthusiasts weis singin;: the praises of Jack Cannon, Notre Dame guard ; fllaKSgow, Iow;l halfback, and a host of other oaa eni p-rformei-H today, as they were recovering from the infects of Boe ing the all-star west team trounced l!i to 7 here yesterday by the all-1 Mar east team. The decisiveness of the triumph left siectuto;-H at the Contest gaz ing on bewildered. The east scored their first touchdown In the open ing iiuaiter on a ll,"-yiird puss, add ed another in the second, and com pleted their scoring by means of (wo field goals by frosty Peters jf Illinois. Tlie west made their lone score In the third quarter when Sloan of Nebraska crashed through for u touchdown after a march down the field. Cannon Spectacular. ( Cannon undoubtedly played tho most spectacular game of his col orful gridiron career. Last year'd conies also was wane by tho east; with a score of - to 0. The west'n attack in yesterday'. game wan broken early when the eastern squad unleashed an offen? sive led by the charging "llronko. Na:urki or Dartmouth, who eor ered most of the territory. lh 1 liooma of Dartmouth boomed Jiu', stock of the asterners when h went over for tho first touchdown. The second touchdown was acored by Cilabsgow. CHASTA1N EXPECTED 10 RE-ENTER OREGON Mervyn Chastain, former Med ford high school basketball star, all-state forward for three of his four high school years, is awaited anxiously by the University of Ore gon varsity squad. Chastain Is ex pected to register for tho second semester-and is expected back on the campus this week. The varsity squad Is short ,of forwards', and needs ti player of Chastaln's ability and experience to bolster up the squad. (?: ; & ' ' , rTTN ii i
