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MEPFORl) AfATL TR1 HUNTS, MTCDFOTin, ORMfiOV. AVKHNKSnAV. DKfEMBKT? TOriO
Spears
NOTHING TO IT
Alarm On Oregon Campus
Allayed By Reassurance
Threats of- Resignation
From School Heard. i
i:t;f)i:NE, ore. Dec s. Wr
"There's nothing to 1 positively,"
Dr. Clarence W. Hpeais, hcajj
football couch at University 01
Oi'okoii, told the lteglster-llunrd
In a telephone conversation from
Ioh ; Angeles late esterduy. In
denying reports htid met Uni
versity of Cnllfolnla officluls to
discus tho possibility of a cull to
become head football conch ul
thnt institution to succeed "Nibs"
Wlce.
"I have ffeen driving from Sun
Francisco to Los Angeles since
the gome last Thursday und 1
know nothing of what has been
In the pnpers. Don't put liny
stock In wimt they ay. 1 haven't
had any meeting with t.o Cali
fornia people on this or nny other
ijialter." Spears said.
Utcnd anie.
Spear will Join Iffigh K. ''ox
son, graduate manager, and 8a ti
Wild. ! man. publicity rrectnr. Jo
:?ilend the unjsjul Notre Dunie
HuiTlhern California game Kar
day nnd the Pacific coajt con
ference meeting, which opens nej.
Monday.
The miftt worried persons on(
the Oregon campus have been
'members of the football teumx.
particularly the freshman candi
dates, wlfo expect to gradunte into
vnr'slty class to start their con
ference careers under Dr. Spears.
Several of the players were suf
ficiently alarmed over the re
port that they threatened to with
draw from Oregon If there was
n change In the "coaching per
. annuel.
I,OH ANOKLKH, Dec. 8. (Pi
The Trojana of Houthern California
nil but one nubatltuto end, turned
lo another practice today while
the rough riding Irishmen from
Notre Dame neared Tucson, Arte.,
on their trek to the coliseum
where Saturday they will bring the
onthall'season to a climax.
The west-hound South Ilenders
will reach Tucson shortly after
noon and Immediately a noisy wel
come planned by Arizona fans Is
ended will ruij through a workout
an the University of Arizona field.
TACOMA, Dec. S (fl) Kd
'St rangier' Lewis, former heavy -wclg'ht
champion of the word, de
feated Stanlel'lnto t)t New Vnrlt
two falls out of thrjo fn ii wrest
ling bout here last night. a
lMnto won a fifil over the former
champion In the third round when
he hutted him out of the ring.
Lewis evened the count In the
fourth and won the match In the
fifth with hie famed headlock.
Ted Thyo of Port In nd nnd Char
ley Hansen of Seattle grappled five
thrilling rounds to n draw. Uoth
B rap piers gained falls.
FANS SHOW INTEREST
Klamath Kulls Is keenly Interest
ed In a hlR boxing smoker In that
rlly next Krlduy nli'.ht when Toil
.Mnritnn, former world's 180 pound
champion, meets ' Kim Alhersnn.
hnrd hitting; boxer from Detroit.
Mlrh. The bout Is hetnR" promoled
by Joe MU korstaff, former MeiKoid
nintehmaker, and ts expected lo
ilinw a delexutlon from this county.
Illckerstuff believes the mutch
will druw tho RTeutest crowd of
f IK lt funs ever assembled In the
state outsldo of Portland. Mormm
Is a former .lacltson county resl
dent and went to school In Jnck
onvllle and bus qulto a number of
friends In that section.
RELY ON CARIDEO FOR
rilKVUIO. Per. I. If nn
extr.i point in needed to help Notre
Diimrt defeat the University of
California Saturday, chnnces
are M will be supplied by Kr.tnk
Csrldeo, generalisslmv of the
Jtni-kne raiders.
When Carideo booted over the
winning point In the Army gnmc
Saturday, it was hit twenty-fifth
successful place kick for the extra
tally this season. It's big news
when he mle.
DECLARES DOC
ON TELEPHONE
Denies
With Rod and Gun
By Ernest Roatel and
Dlok Qreen ,
A bear Htory cominp from the
Luke Oreok iiecton tello of the
capture of a black benr by John
Wallace In lhat lotion. With
other. Wallace mierperied in tree
ing the animal and finally brought
ft to earth by Hhuoting the tree
limb upon which It was rutins.
The jihut p!lt off fimnll pieces of
I'-yriT cloHe to the lxar' none am!
after enduring thin treatment an
lon an poRKible, ity half-ffrown
animal came out of the tree nnd
wa mibdued aftr a tyiml-to-hunil
PVi'KKle. After l become ljUcr
neeiiHtomed ' captivity, Wallace
will use the benr to Plain doH
It will be led tVrouK"h the woods
and after a rd lead, the 1ok
will be turned loone to fnllow tii
He'ttf t'r(u.'h the wootl, and
irn,'h thiM training. Wallace
pl.t ft tt tffvelop mime valuable
bear
Soie AtKlers take up the ftsh
I5 sjiiA't In fin tore yearn, and to
other the rfi-slro to fish comes
enrly. Take the case of J. C.
BIgham. When he was a young
Hter In Nevad: the local angler
played "hookey" from Brhool nnd
found his way to the sIoukIih near
Reno where the catfish bit the
best. Stern old pedagogues trounc
ed young Itigham soundv for tak
ing his school duties so lightly.
but 0y only served to inspire him
to learn more of the fisting nrt.
In the sununer time, the itwn-
torlal genius was early at hit fav
orite hole, hobtng a willow stick
wiAi a bent pin nnd an angle
worm. ;When sundown came, his
bare feet plodding through the hot
Nevada dust would bad him home
ward with a long string of ' flsft
t.T his credit. "Soda Pop's" boy
ish love for fishing never failed
him.
AVhen he had reached early mnn
hood, he came to southern Ore
gon. That was '2tt years ago, and
one of the first things h, did was
to necomo acquainted witn me
Kogue river. He had nut forgot-1
ten to rise 4arly nnd dawn found
him often at the trenm, equipped
with a regular fishing outfit In
stead of the bent pin. nnd waders
Instead of haro feet. Manhood
brouKht him weight and though he
Is one of the heaviest nuti In tho
section, he makes his way over
the river's slippery stones In ro-
Tnarkable fashion. He has been
to the rlvej ofvn he nearly
knows every stone by name and
has learned how to handle the
wily river Mteelhead and to pull in
the game fighting salmon.
flack In 1!I4, he made bis rec
ord catch. It was before the time
that limits had be on placed on
the catching of steetfiend, and with
a man who used to operate an
establishment on the present site
of the Hex cafe, "Soda Pop" spent
five hours on the river In two
afternoons, and caught 47 shining
stei'lhertls. used as a part, of a
big KSts feed. Sine then the limit
. J r 1 1 ' ' , li . i
: life 51 1 1 tm-1 f 1 :
rBTKEllJ VoU V ' ' ' R--W S ' fesl EDWARDS I
an .;:. y;Mmy i
A lu S C. END It' " mSSU iiWikiW $ LoREnV HALFj IstimEUDlV ,!
- 1 1 I i 1 1
Southern California pUced four men and Wi.hlngton Bute. Pacific Cojvt Conference champions, three
AdociKd Prett from a conctntoe of (ports writers, coaches and officials. Oregon, California, Washington
Negotiation for Coaching Post at California
GONZAGA SEEKS
111 COACH
FOR NEXT YEAR
j . HPOKAXK, VaHh Deo. 3. WPj
. (iuiiZHKa itniverHity In looking
i for a man 'who can turn out a
' winning football tfitm.
ltaymond I Iv'uherty. who be
came director of uthlctU-H and
head football coach, resided yvtt-
terday beta u no. he Haid, alumni
j and others were not satisfied
; with one victory, one tie and
' Reven defentH thin Beawon.
He whs nppolnted l(iHt .Tune
after 11. M. MuthewH reslied.
A hint that tJonzaRn wished to
it-turn to thn .Notre Dame Htylo
of ply. abandoned by MathfWH,
wan Kiven with Intimations that
fnftner Knute Uockne plnyerH
were being nought for Flaherty's
ol Among these mentioned
were .Mm Crowley, one f the
"four horsemen" of 1924 and now
coach at Michigan Stale; "l-Aink"
Anderson, assistant coach at No
tre Dame; Krank Carideo. this
season's (juarterhack for Notre
Damp, and Joe Kavoldi, wh with
drew from Notro l)ite t'lt year
when news lea kerf out thut he
wjiH .uarrled.
The "Nats' took Fabrick's Do
me;lc Laundry bowlers to a cfWwi
Jng la.1 lgVt, M:tig two mjt (
three g a t e s I v t V e : c V. y 1 e ma
match. No Ad a Gn. Lot
berry of t'to w'4to? ten fi.-
hlgh Hi:,' t,:mv :! 22 jtmn.
Nou als vnpiti. bmm Will f'
the mate with 534.
Medforrf )M'n'i Iiundi'.
-Moore, Jit HIG li ltil 472
N'ewbtl, Neel.U3
Wnttai, J. V...12K
I'abrlek. (1
1(18 tilO
147
175
175
134 4!l
Kl 43
133453
45135
Heat). V.
I sir lea
1
ie.'8 777 2M1
lf1 202534
Nai.
Nou, 'S
..lit
LounHtcrry,
C.172
202 o 13751
Newland. Hill. I t !t
lloardman, K..1 f9
Hahn 164
' K03
:
113 1211 31M
154 127 440
160 ly 512
781 794 2388
tfff
MONTLICAh, Dec 3. ( The
five non-tViA tVMrr levies to n v
offered to retpen t!t whr)o rirati
quest Un wfci We nwf-s ! tie hot
ter wltliil-ow wUwi Ui 4hm their
threjto tt sever hUHMt! reht:itt
with the flvo ;cPt.
of 20 j(nnwH Wis sect e.nbllvw
and even if there were no llitit,
said the t'm'vi9im. It cottf not
be done ngln, (l t chatting
eondltlottt. KstltuA'at? thtit "Sni
Ptl" caugt. 400 f a yejjr. It is
thought over U', 000 flm h"vo 'tee
caUKlaby hlti ir't his lifetime,
incluiftng ctumleas sa't'ni.
I.ack(V rnVi hvi crMeri tte
Itogue rive to We (M loyally
low for thU tint.' ; the year.
PRIM
In the Swim By Pap
SEATTLE -" jl M
VG f FROM IOC?. I
. TBJK . U .eoawa W ... v i
. -Ik 7- iH
'IfT I' liLTSff) Kf Ill 1 14?H l1'-030 so..t.,.av, won a four- Kiven the referee's decision ovr
' IrV N A'Kuil I Mi? UU'''r "' ecieon from Don .Mack. I'ete Cerkan. 177, of l'ortlund, in a
I l.llU I LHtJ 1.T.J Vll n U'ilk .- r 10 round bout here lust ilKht.
I lil'ill UI 11 W I Wl UUU MpJ MjS)Wlffll llUllf'WJ There fere no knock.lo. ns.
it r. n p t - ii i.t EiiiiiM ntr.v. il.mi : i. tiiti mil iiti. u 1 1" 1 Ti" v '
J w. iiuim. rr-ffiira miraiiirr-ir'sw A! I J:. H l i,ffl -mi' . .-.-...-. 4-.. I
0'"JA.KD, Ore.. Dec. 3
Johftny Hanset, Porthttttf's w
weight "fighting newsboy.'
the show bH night with t
HiHitt one-row t kAcltM m
Mike Crifi't. AeattM, It thiv
lilary bott.
After one of I'm? ; thrllll.?
mixes set here, Ha tset ca mti
(Irlffo ( the httttt. with aWft
hook. As tiriff start etf to siv-v
llatsoy caftht tii t t'M tim m'
th ck wir.h a Frt vrhal j
rh;ht crtss. Crll was fr al-
monfifteet tilnttes. I
AUo Jftael crigett ttt a hah-li
ec..n over A,...'o F.. i, ,.,
lo-i) nuiln event, IrRev Dolus
took ea lx-r.u oeM.
v- Dm Hiilth. Ho.y Mars 1
k.cl.e out .lwmy Jnhwix. I.'
te third round nd Jimmy I.ee.
I
CHICAGO. IX'c. 3. (A) Teddy I
14o of Hit ...ve.th f lte . hii'
Soi i !M the sie pitcher of 1
the Ass-iic,. Ivultu. Inst Hen.
i.'.t o.ly i'.i Lyons pitr. . more
tVa other hwr.jr In
t'M
VSM
nn4
, 2H, lul 'e 'v evlld
kltto- reentely
j re?l..s, VV T 22
1 5 M . ti hatted
t-.ll;-
.311.
"I..fly" nr. f t' Atsletles
ent.ly tn t'. If.ftt plii-hltiK
rn:ii....)s..i tir tte . e c o n u
!t-aipst year
It' 2.1
viworles !
nmi five efets n a low earned
rwn averse of 3.011 for eac h nine
innings pitcfeeaL
M'im ECf2.Il
Cl'tti ttiS SS4
t JO.S:. Dee. 3. lPl IMrtie
Ic(lovern. 1S1. of Sun Jose, was
on the 1930 All Coa.t EleatvAtis
and St. Mary'a each has aeVt'
NEW YORK Itoberto Hobertl.
Italy, (jutpoivtei Kidit BMison of
ocily (Hi; Sorw.an Towasulo.
ArRentlre, i.iti...:tni l';bto
y tl.
TOH0N70, Can. fYvro lirie.
?liiii.Miv. otitpoi. lG rrccy lie
kirwer. Cawtdlu flyw.iV't rtaw-
t ,-t:!.i i.
INK ANATOLI!!, 1.'. Tc.y Co.
rj, Pstrolt, knock'..' out Harry
rxik. WiimiiKv. -'an. (5): Kid
'.'uorfs, iMitiwtpolis, outpointed
Ktlnkle .lurr. Ft.
Wayne IS).
1.09 ANliKl.E:
xw Yf,.k Klmt 0 fou, (ro) Sas).
mv .Itekson, tnta Motii-9. negro
ST. LOUS. I-Tuil widerskl, of
SyracaM. N. Y disqualified and
bout will, axie Hosebloom, light
heavyweight champion called no
contest I.
Coal consumption In Frn
continues to decline. k
e.'ectiorn w.rt co.-npiicd by The
" All-Star Uim.
Medford First String Men
Gained Poundage During
Season While Scrubs Lost
AvolrdupoU - weighted person
had better stick to their weight'-1
reducing machines and electric
horses and not go out for foot-j
ball if they expect to knock off!
those extra pounds. Although,
some of the men out 5or the Med-j
ford high team lost weight dur-j
Ing the season Juat finished, i'
was found that a number 01? the
first string men weighed morej
when they stepped on the scales;
their last day out than they did
the first day of the season.
Cunningham rose from 177 to
180 during football seanon. Ivan
Harrington boosted his poundage j
from 136 to 140. Bud- Thomas j
front 149 to 152. 3!ll Wifiker from
135 to 137, Irving Bowman from ;
163 to 157 and Chuck Clay from!
14S to 155. j
W.ile those flr.it team men I
seemed to pt fat on much oxer-,
ctee the 'scrubs" or second team !
were working off weight, it Is1
shown by comparing the weight j
charts signed by each man each ,
night he puts on his griS fjit j
In the dressing room. :
Nlvntes dooed a pourt beloV i
his starting weight of 157, Fred j
iijoiMg prove a nig loser .v rop
nfni friitti 1 157 tn 1 57. Krnlnv lost
;hree pou:s and f i?iise up at I
152. Clem sak from S5 to 177.)
Whet 'tor this falling off in j
weight on tl"e fleconS team is (!e
to the hard work they were forc
ed to put forth to hold the firt
'ATXKORO, (la., Dc. 3.
ift) Ty Cokb ways lac'i of Juttlxg
- strvctloK kelp9! "m a k e Uabe
?a?:' t:e gr-ss.tcstt lotLg if.ace
hitter In bw.wVall.
The oli Ceorgis Pe.ch. herf to
jud the rtate fiId trials recalls
Babe starlet out nf a pltc'ter an
to o expected muc't of pltcti'r
at the 'isit.
"Xo on worrle Ruth, telling
im how- to kit. He ast stepped
up there a took his cuts for
the pre fun of the thing. All
the tirte he was developing a nat
ural uwing," Cob! naid.
"Ills slumps are easy to utder
stsa. "What tiost peoide doVt
know Is that the big fellow Is n
pull-hit (nr. He has got t.i pull
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SI'8 fife, ek Aiin'to
m
I Ruins,! Cli? Tils will lnt
wore oxppiisirc tlin Riiy olliei'type.
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Garage service to and from our doors without
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One of the Hamilton chain of Hotels
string, which grew fat In the pro
cess, is not known. A few of the.
other gridmen weigned about the
same all during the year.
In a survey made the night
after firt football practice in Sep
tember it was found that almost
all of the players lost several
pounds In the Initial day's efforts.
Hut before the season had pro
gressed very far they eregained
most of the lost beef and the chart
hows that mosj, of the men va.O
led from two to thre pounds ev
ery day, up or down he scale.
Medford did not put a faeavy
team on the field this fall! In
the Klamath Falls ganaes they
were outweighed nine poundf. to
the man but made up by tl:-
ming the Pelicans twtco, 21-i a
14-0. salem had a slight wfe.t
advantage, but emerg-sd with ft 1S
12 tie In thgnie hwfi. ;aet
had a flre-povvd e Ag 9 & i ytm
7-0, probably skowiMr tk im.cmt
finished nnd smooth .-orMftg of
fensive -en h?re this yar. CtrArtn
Pass and AsklawA weie .i
mately tke snrse vkt JfA."
ford, ltk the nf.t? taekw, Kuu-11
of Asslisi ai !war-iw t,f tvkt4
Pass, glvirv t!'.'M fV.9 n-iifi.
l:e gstfe 3pVAUwnl l-AiM.i y;yi
pouw!, li;ji tke o'ly toxm wVJc'l.
: sn'iljr thaw tfee Yige-fla. V&t-y
took a Haati:. .ft.r!M;is-tioe ii:y.
X I a mat'. His pow.4s !citm.-It'-edNn.
ftvi 14 jvt-H wvr
ta lild to a tW by tko Inrr.
i-r ThaMk'giving dViy.
that ball tw r;gkt flwM. Y'ki.t
qh fi !,e tw kit It vr'ttU. s.
c ria i it. iAf FVaii-a kia ?,ct
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