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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD, OKKtiOV, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1930.
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1'OtiTI.ANO, Ore., Nov. 29. P)
The XorthweHt conference foot-
Army Blocks Carideo's Punt "kin field, philum.
- phia, Nov. 29. (IP) WiiHhlnKton
lo bcore, After Schwartz . .state coiiw rd wrm-yea toot.
nun jUKKernuui, cnumplon ouiru
Run Gives
ing Game
Rage,
Edge Thrill
as Elements
Jiy Paul Mh-klf'HDii
(Afftioclutcd J'ruHK HporU Writer)
SOLDIER F I K LI), Chlcuiro,
, Nov. 2'J. (flVr-Hy the breath-taking
margin of a Hlngle point, in
the last few minutes of play No-
. tro Dame today boat back the
fightins threat, of the Army, and
marched off to ltn lStli conse
nt Jvo football triumph In iwn yr:i-
aons. The score was 7 lo ti. I
Stopped dead for &fi minutes
by a valiant Army Btund and the
' elemental barriers of rain, sleet
and Ice, two of Knute Hockne'w
prize rough riders, Marchmont
and Prank Carldeo, snatched the
hard earned victory by suddenly
rufthlng over a touchdown that
the Army duplicated two minutes
lator and place kick for the pro
cIouh extra point that the Cadets
could not match.
One hundred thousand faithful
football fanH, huddled in hlanketK
and oil cloth rotten, watched the
thrilling buttle, the stlffent Notro
Durnt had to flgbt Uurlng its long
victory march.
At the end of the game, Notre
Dame Willi ' rouV'the football crest
.but with the no ui.orluin knowl
edge that they bud been to war
and lots of It. T!iey wure happy
and exultant that all touchdowns
are not created equol and that the
sure toe of Curideo again hud
come through in a pinch.
' The llokne raldern outplayed
the cadetK and had them hang
- Ing on to tho ropes no Ichm tlian
five times with touchdown threats,
liut e;.ch timo the cadets stiffen
ed and boat buck the attack. The
winning points rnmo Just when
no- one expected them on a I(1"g
duh by Kvhwurtz. -r-
With five minutes to go. Army
confidently e x-p-o-c-t-e d nothing
worse than a scorclesM tie and
punted back to Notre Dame's 42
yard line, then the Notre Dame
bomb exploded. Two smashes at
tho line by AlulliiiH and Carldeo
carried the ball to Notre Dome's
! 40-yard lino, . and the ramblers,
fighting desperately, went Into a
huddle. 1'1
The ball was handed to
Schwartz. Twisting and squirming,
he cut through Army's left end
and left tackle, bounced two
tuckters off his shoulders, and
whirled away for n touchdown.
The run, perfectly blocked, dazed
' the huge crowd and not until the
roforee towed up his urms did
. many, realise what hud happened.
At this point Carldeo, one of tho
coolest of tho rough riders under
(Ire, nonchalantly place kicked
the extra point.
Only a few cheers echoed thru
out the Htadlum as Carideo's wire
toe sailed the pigskin on a per
fect arch through the uprkhts,
s no one expected that an extra
point would even be necessary.
Hut It wtis. The Army enme
right back with a touchdown
Back, almost behind hlR own goal
line, because of a heuullful punt
by Ken KJeldn. Carldeo attempted
to play for time by punting. Dick
King, suhHtitute Army left end,
crashed through the Notre Dame
line, and blocked the kick, almoK
us soon as It left Carideo's toe.
The hall bounced back to the
Notre Dame goal line, toward the
side lines, and King pounced on
it ' White The' "bite Crowd looked
on, stunned nt tho sudden turn
of football fortune. Conch Basse
of the Army, Immediately sent In
a substitute, Hroshaus, to try for
the extra point... HroHhaus, rushed
by the fighting Notro Dame Hno,
attempted to drop kick for the
extra point which meant a tto or
a defeat, but a cloud of bluo whirl
ed players swurmed all over him,
smothered the kick, and blasted
the A"y' final. ,ehneo for n
molrul victory. It wan a heart
breaking Ions for the cadets who
had put up such a stand, but It
was the way of football.
The game ended a minute later
but Notre Dame held the bull and
stalled for lime.
of the J'aclfic Const conference,
turned loose Its power attack on
the east's frozen fields today but
wasted most of it In uccompllMh
Ing the defeat of tho scrappy VII
lanova eleven, 1 3 lo 0, .
The Cougars from the Pacific
northwest, outweighing their east
ern rivals by a big margin, but
tered their way up and Uov. n the
gale-swept gridiron most of the
afternoon but had only two touch
downs to show for a rushing at
tack that gained enough ground
to produce at least a half dozen
more tullies. The burly westerners,
led by their pile-driving captain
and fullback, Hlmr Schwartz, rt
peu i d 1 y s rn as h ed deep into VII.
Unovu territory, only to find ti
stone wall jefensp t hut turned
them back Beven times altogether.
All Villa nova exhibited was a
fine delense, in which Captain
Gardner, Right End Mlko Terry
and Xobitlp, a substitute guard,
stood out, but it was sufficient to
keep the visitors from running up
anything like the score they hud
expected.
Otherwise Washington Stale
failed to show a scoring punch
consistent with the team's ability
to gain ground. Three times in tho
second period alone the Cougars
lost the bull on downs inside VII-
I a nova's five-yard Hue. They failed
to score from the one-yard mark
tn four pluysi which lost seven
y aril s Instead of producing any
Parrlsh Junior high of Halern de
feated tho Aindford Junior high
football team ti to 0 at Van .-Woyoc
field yesterday afternoon before a
small crowd and thereby won the
mythical state Junior high cham
pionship. The I'arrfsh Juniors won In the
last half minute of play fwhen
Heller Jet loose a wild heave from
center that went over the punter's
head uml rolled to the one-yard
line before it was downed by a quarter finish that kuw them drive
aiem mayor, up to me miscue 5y yim)H j lhree ,)lftyH
(Mt n teams hauled on even terms
f STANFORD STADIUM, Calif.,
; Nov. K!t. (P In a smashing eli-
mux to an up und down season,
Stanford's red Indians met and
i matched the challenges of nn ln
j vudiiig Dartmouth team today to
I turn back the great eastern threat
J 4-7.
Held to a 7-7. tie In the first
( half and on even terms in the
I third period, Stanford's whlte-jer-f
seyed stalwarts thrilled 4Q.I(hi
frenzied spectators with a fourth
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 29. (Pj, COLISKITM. LOS AXGELKM.
.epresen tat Ives . of the state uth-: Nov. .. lPi Tndisnutcri cellar
mil season closed hero today with letlc association and the Portland ! honors of the Pacific coast con
Willumetto university crushing the interscholastic league met hero ference went to Idaho today when
Pacific Mudgers, 34 to (i.. ; today and compromised on the! the University of California at
Willamette h victory ave With-1 ago limit rule. Los Angeles football eleven with
um college the umlih-puted confer-f The new ruling Kays: "Any hoy' u new found offense in it;
once championship. Witham has, 20 years of age after September game of the season, trounced the
wen throe games and lied one ' l is eligible for one semesit'r onlv. Vandals 20 to 6.
a - scoreless tie with Pacific. A or any bov 20 yars of uith after
Pacific victory today would have Kebruary l Is eligible for one
given the Padgers a tie for first femet'ter only."
pla-e. , j Other new rules are:
Three of Willamette's toueh-j a student must he taking and
downs were direct results of In- parsing hi at least 15 hours each
! Georgetown 0, Detroit 12.
: Iowa State 7, Loyola 14.
ITexas Christian 13, Southern Meth
odist 0.
Citadel 7, Wofford G.
Maryland 7, Vanderbllt 22.
Rice 4, Kay lor 7.
Louisiana Tech 0, Louisiana col
lege 0.
Flagstaff Teachers college ufr
Tempe Stute Teachers college.
New Mexico 6, Wyoming 19.
Washington State 13. Villanova 0.
Western Maryland 25, Muhlen
berg 0,
George Washington 0. Navy 211.
jUHt: Loyola -'18. Baltimore 7."
uiurh iy, rem pie zu.
Holy Cross 7. Boston college 0.
tercepted J'aclfic passes.
with neither having an edge.
Parrfsh's air attack was smoth
ered and while they completed
several and threatened from this
source, the Henderson kids tight
ened up in their own territory.
Med ford most consistent gain
ing play whtt en off tmckle buck,
hoi were d if fid nt hooiii olng it
The battle was fast and furious'
from the start. A-scoreless first pe-
rloil saw the easterners on the de- I
fenslve most or the time with
Stanford's warriors making long
sallies into enemy territory but
unable to sustain the marches.
Stanford scored first in the sec
ond prlnii &ftr.r u 5fl-yard drive
und flit jfiipooriert lei Iocmh h
D1
10
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""' "Ml" ii"t "ir- .ujgmy t.,mr. Kiiihiisiasm .-hlll-d
rjiory iriea a torwara phHH win
EASTERN SQUAD
I week.
j In state schools one year's resi
; dehce in the district and one
j year's attendance In the school
j will be required of a boy. whose
j parents do not reside in the dis
i trict, before he is eligible fur pnr
' ticipatlon in athletics.
it was the Bruins first confer
ence victory of the season, und
the second duing their sojourn
In tho circuit, while Idaho was
unable to register a victory.
Ruddy Foster at half nnd Nor
man Duncan, fullback, playing
their last game for the West wood)
institution started Coach Bill)
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RAY BIGGERS
105 Vancouver
Spauldlng's team off on their win
ning stride In the second period.
j port at the Mail Tribune office and
receive two
Football Scores
was intercepted instead
Turpln, tackle for the Med ford
Juniors, showed the best defensive
play of either team and broke
through often to smear Salem
plays.
Tho lineup:
Med font
Quienbury
Kindred
Lewis
Turpln
Prentite
Raker
Bennett
Swank
Goble
t Kvans
White
gain. On two other drives, Villa- I Officials-
westerners on tne throe-yard
stripe.
These were the most conspicu
ous of Stale's lost scoring oppor
tunities hut the red Jerseyed war
riors lost the ball on four other oc
casions deep in Villanova terri
tory, on the seven, eight, J 2 and
Hi-yard linen.
Tho figures showed State rolled
up Hi first downs and gained 2ti6
yards by rushing, whereas VHln-
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however, wnea the gren wbve tied
the count a few minute after.
Stanford took the ball on Its 44
yard line without resorting to the
air, four first downs were reeled
off. the longest being a 17-yard
run by Caddel. From the 10-yard
mark Rothert smacked through
center, pushing half the opposing
team ahead of him. Moffatt con
verted the try for point with n
ireen i pJire KCKi
Itzel Seeininirlv doonieil tn 'nb
Campbell I naPj beating? with Stanford in pos
session of the ball most of the
time. Dartmouth snatched at a
break to even the game. Stanford
had pounded J2 yards to its 44
yard line when Johnson, sub half
buck for the visitors, intercepted,
Rotherfs p;lss nnd run 22 yards 1
be tore being downed. Morton
started the fireworks with an 11
yurd dash through tackle, lie
udded six more and Wilkin ripped
off two yards. With three yards
to go Stanford was penalized . half
the distance to the goal for send-
Ing a substitute while the ball was
nova registered only two first In play. Wilkin was held for no
downs, both In the third period, I gain and Morton went over as the
and udvauced tho bull a total of Dartmouth rooters tossed their
only 87 yards by rushing as well hats In the air. Wolff's place kick
es passing. (added the extra point.
liobbs
Rrownell
Porrine
Nicholson
Cross
Meyers
Scheffel; um
pire, French;
heud linesman, Baker.
STi )CK 1 IOLM , Nov. 29. (A1)
The national fcderalloti or labor
reports its 1 0:io membership as
5:tfi.0M0 and Its assets as totaling
$1,9:14,000.
PKILADF.LPIHA, .'Jov. 29.
'Him west 101 )t Huothr football
go me from t hi t,t tothy, when
the powerful D ra k iiiilver.-dTy
eleven Ov-ei wiieJmed Temple uni
versity here today, 49 to 20.
The Missouri valley champions,
from Des Moines completely out
played tho Philadelphia football
totem throughout the gume with
the exception of the final period
when the western team, playing
many substitutes, was scored on
twice. Drake, however, scored an
equal numher of points in this
quarter. 1
HONOLULU, Nov. 29 OP) The'
island of Laysan. northwest of I
Honolulu, has been found to lie Willamette 34. Pacific 6.
four miles away from the position Tdaho 6. UCLA 20.
given to it by latitude nd loigl- Dartmouth 7, Stanford 14. v
tudeoiiourrent muoa. I Washington Sibte 13. Vlllbnova
Rogue River Valley The Scenic
paradise of the world.
The ball see-sawed up and down :
the field In the third quarter with ,
Stanford having the edge In of- '.
fense but Dartmouth holding in ,
the pinches. , 1
An Intercepted pass In the last j
quarter put Stanford In the lead. 1
Grey, lanky tackle, was the hero t
of the scramble, jumping up to i
snare the oval' on his 41 -yard j
mark. Rothert dented the line for j
four yards and Moffatt skirted i
left end for 24 yards. On the next
play Cagllerl swept around right
end to cross the line standing up.
Grey aded the extra point with a
place kick
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