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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1930)
tX'ni5 RTX 1 MKPFOftD MATT, TITRTJNTF. MEDfrOftn, OT?F.f!0T. SUNDAY, TWEMftTCTl 7. "ixm 3 PENN HELPLESS DIEGEL, ESPINOSA KRUSE TO meet BEFORE ATTACK ?1I..FMLS !?! UPtN MAIUH PLAY OF NAVY SQUAD ; "i . ''FRANKLIN KIF3LD. lMiiluU1 jf -plila, Dec. i. (A) Navy net a Hiring of Htoriu hIkiiuIh for all of Army to nee today un a nurprlHiriB - ly vcrtuitllo squad of mldHhipmen ' battered and panscd PonnHylvanla's fnir.elovon Into submission hofure ;Jin cnthUHlnnlio crowd of (iO.OOO f"' Whipped four tlmcn thl ncuhoii, rated hardly a formidable rival for ,j ttio powerful cadets In the charity climax of tho eaHtern campuijtn In Now York noxt Haturday, Navy ) pulled tho plus: on an amazingly ; potent offtnHfvo and smothered j: tho QuakerM 26 to 0. Tho acorc tiiiBht have been twice that large ' if the nildHhlimen had chonen to t ke chances instead of kicking 4ind waiting for Hcorcs until they f all hut dropped In their lapH. ; So completely was Navy In com :. ))' to command of the situation i without the aid of a Hingle marine, that the J'enxylvanfa team that jicored 20 polntB In tho Notre Dame r rout got Just three firm downn and 1-i gained only 1 ft yards more than 'lt lout from Rcrlmmage. Two dea '' ; peruto paHea, one complete ho ' cuuho of interference, and a 12 r yard run by Captain Dick O on tie Un a fake kick from behind hi own goal lino provided the entire iPonnHylvania offeiiHivo for tho nf ' tt-rnoon. .... , . -. TEGH; CARNEGIE LI V i .- ATLANTA. Dec. .()) ttuf j fi'tctl around all hchrou, the (lenr f gin Tech Yellow Jacketa dlnplayed ViiHUKpocted Ntretigth In their final ganio hero today to holtl a raging I tieorgla llutlthig eleven to n. 13-0 rttore in their annual gamo on i -Urant field. t,' Stopped for nearly half the y (dune by a (feorgia Tech Htand and ... the wet and fdlppcry condition of S' the field the BulldogH elicited ef i( Actively Ijehhwl their dual ncea, '- Aufltle DowneH and Jack ltoberta. fctn tho'eloHing mlnutea of tho f li-Ht half and hammered acroaaa toueli j down with Downeji scoring on un end run of 10 yav",d.' - Gcorgla'n necind touchdown i me midway lr. the I it at period uh I TaimaboiilHB recovered ft Tech fmn vba on Tech 'a 47-yard Hue and vlho Bulldog began another tre i' niendoiiH march which ended a JJownea flipped a paaa ovur the R goal lino to Smith. M PlTTSIIUItnil, Del.: (J. (!') -Harry MeCurdy eunvinced the fckcptlcH an to Ms (uartei'tiack Millies today by bin spark plug roln in Carnegie Tech's 2(1-0 miil- 'iron conn n est of a former Turtun Jinx. Washington and Jefferson. ) j A (10-ynrd advance, in which every Tech hack did his bit,, net- tvd the touchdown which opened Fthe produetlve final Hpsslon. Full-back Karcls banged his way thru ; guard for tho last four yards. ! jNKW OH L1C A NH, Dec. 0. A) Ioyolit of the south defeated the heavier Detroit team 11 to 0 today -In a charity football game. Loyola mndo (ho first touchdown ngnttiHt ..Detroit's second Hiring men and 'nilssed two other totirhilowiiH Higainst tho vatslly by Inches but ,got two paints on a safety when JJotroit nttempted a pass. Detroit L scored a touchdown In the last tiuurlcr but missed tho extra point. j FAtRFIKLD STADIUM, Jack Kvnvlllc, Fla., Dee. fl. Mnbby Diabl and Itutbly llackmau crown Vd their brilliant Southern confer ence career with added ha Ions of Kbn-y hero today ns Tennessee 'liuwled over n great Florida of .feimlvo 13 (o 6, t'3 I1ALTIMOHK. Dec. 0. (IV-Llt-Hh' Wentern Maryland's unbeaten fouttiall team put a fourth period ;-iffi'nsive today, OS yards of which vhh for a toitehdown, and won the Mate cliumplunKhip by defeating University of Maryland 7 to 0. It was Western Maryland's 17 th (fume without a defeat. - Football Scores 1 nicirio 'ont J'Natro Dame 27, Southern CnlU j fornia U. ' Ml til Ti'iiiiessee 13, Florida C. Oeorgia 13. (1o.uk in Tech 0. .North rnrollna 0, Duko 0. "William nntf Mary 13, Hampden ' Sydney 0. Iowa State 7, Hlce !nntilute 13. Maskell Indians 84, Tulsa univcr ...slty 7. Dt'troll 6, layout of Smith 9. AVestern Alarylund 7. Maryland 0. Atlantic university 1, t'amplM'll , tiriiegle 20, WoHhlngton and Jef t , fersoii 0. (1Vivy 20, JVniMiylvftnla u. 'fittpate 7. New York university o, 'WilHumKpart 24. Juhnstuwu It. li.vls-Llklns 7, New River State 0. 4naL iiuaid 0, All-Marines 7. Han.ptun Institute 9, Lincoln unl- 1 j vernity 0. ' ' Mhlitlewol i On! ml ronffrrnc All-Htars 21, i Kausa ennference AILStais 7. t ? IHRTLANI, D c e. (A) ' Vllfford L Miller, expollceman Van today sentenccfl to 18 months In the statu prison when ht was f'nnvirKd of Mkllic a 'T. brlle. rlea i i,. i a pan'tle ui'iv it( Hii r. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6. (A) Leo Diegcl, Agua Callentu profes sional, and Al Kspinosa of (.'hleago, swept Into the flnuls of the nation al open match play gulf champion ship with semi-final victories on tho Lakeside links of the San Francisco Olympic club today. Dlegel eliminated George Von Kim of Detroit one up, while Ks plnosa defeated Joe Far of Chi cago by a margin of 3 and 2. Dlegel went into an early lead In his match with Von FJrn winning the second hole and the sixth to be two up at tho turn. Von Kim cut the lead to one by taking the elev enth, but Dlegel won the twelfth when Von Flm's approach to the green went Into some trees. The next threo holes were halved at par and Von Flm camo back to win tho sixteenth and seventeenth with par fives to tie tho match. Dlegel took tho 18th with u par 4 to Von Kfm's 6, however, and took the mateh, Ksplnosa had an easier time of It with Far. lie won the third hole with a par 3, the eighth with a birdie 2 when Kar's putt knocked his ball Into the cup and tho ninth with a par 4 to hold n lend of 3 up at the turn. Fsplnosa und .Dlegel will mpat tomorrow for the championship. STRAGK ON BILL Wrestling fans have a big night In store for them nt the armury next Wednesday night when Rob Kruxe, Portland, wrestle Charlie Struck. Omaha, In finish match. A fast special event will present Ray ! Frisbio, Medford's fast fining ' wrestler, with Gabby Smith, husky, ; rough Seattle matman. j St rack is not an old veteran at j the wrestling game but he is plenty , good and he has proved his mettle , by throwing some of the best : heavyweights Jn the world. He want mentioned on Walter Camp's all- , American football team and he: was good at this gamo. While still; In college he began taking up! wrestling anil soon he was attract ing wide attention at the swath he! was cutting In the amateurs. Ho had the distinction of winning the I national championship In 1024 und 1120. Ho was on the United States , Olympic team In 1924 and l'J2X.j After this ho began taking up; wrestling as a profession and soon i was throwing the best of thorn. A big match between Dr. Karl Sarpolls and another of the great boys Is In the light if the fans will just get out and support the matches that are now being pre sented. The fans In Medford are seeing Just ns good If not better matches than those that are being put on In Portland. . TROJANS IN TIT LI! GAME OUTCLASSED (Continued From Tage One) , Line-up and eummai-y. Xulie Raiiip lo.-. I. C. Through the greater share of tin fourth quarter's gloom and 1 ! advancing dut-k, Notre Dame kept ' j the ball deep in Southern Califor- TL'LSA. Okia.. Dee. 0. (A) j nia domain. Hard put to score, j I lie liereiMore um'OliMcrcd Lnl-I " u ojiin wunnini a imnnwiK vemiiy of Tulsa, eleven was tramp-: attack which Han Icy quickly led here today by a fighting bank ' stemmed on the S. CVs 23-ynrd or red-skinned warriors from; line. Nieholus Lukats, a substl HaKkell Indian Institute of Law- tute Roekne back, put the flnlsh rence. who won the prized scalp; Ing touches to the uffair by scor by n decisive .'14-7 victory. j lag from there on a clever re- Led by Louis (Lltle Rabbit) j verw. Weller. who reeled off manv wlln Dufflld gone and tho sensational d a c h. the Haskell highly prait1 Mohlcr nlfo t tribe counted touchdowns lit rap- of the picture. lilanchard Reatty, id fire order after the initial per-! third string Troy ouarter. started lod. The onslaught was a terrlfflei down the field. His work put the one. far too much for the touted' ball on the Raiders' 25-yard line O'Brien Culver Kassls Yar Motzgcr Kurth Conley (C) Carldeo Schwartz Brill O'Connor LK LT LO C R'i UT UK Q LJ HII F Joslin Hall Raker Williamson; Shaw Smith Arhclbide Duf field -') ApmR Jinckert M uslck W. G. Stockton. "3. recently re ceived an V B. decree at South eastern State Teachers' cullege. Durnnt. Okia. Tulstms. RICK FIKLD. HOl'STON, Texas, I Dec. C. (Af Rice IriHtitute de- feated Iowa State college cyclones! 1 to 7, In a jiust-seasun football game here today. It was the 10th vtraigbt !os ((( onp fup 1UI 1U" 7 lu w,t O'Connor covered 100 yards In imy for liice tills season. The!, ...,D ,r a ........ 1 a q as the encounter ended. The victors' passes, well timed, found sure fingered' receivers In the open on four occasions out of 13 attempts, while 8. C. made rod on four cf their 10 tries. The interceptions told the story for Notre Dame Intercepted five day was cold and the attendance wan estimated at 2,frf0. - Rogue River Valley The Scenic nnrtidl nf th wnrM KL'OFNF. Ore., Dec. C. (A1) The I University of Oregon basket ball team defeated the Multnomah club five. Portland, here ; tonight, AT, to V. " yards; Schwartz in a dozen chan ces stepped off 100 yurds for un 8.8 average. Tho Rough Riders made 10 first downs to 8 for .lone' eleven. Just how hodly S. C.'s offense fulled and how unerring was that of the invaders is shown In the fact that Votre Dame ran up a total of 433 yards against 140., only in ,tho punting ytn .jgctuh crn California superior. The Tro jans had an averagpof ten-yaris "tirerfority In the kicklriu," " Score by periods: Notre Dame 13 0 7 7 27 S. C. 0 0 0 0 0 Notre Dame scoring: Touch downs Carldeo; O'Connor 2. Lu kats (sub for Schwartz). Points after touchdown!-'.- Carldeo 2, placements: Jaskwich (sub for Carldeo drop kick. Officials Referee, Fra n k Ri rch (Karlham college, Indiana;: um-j plre, Horace Gillette (Texas): head lineHinan, Jay Wyatt ( Mis souri); field judge, Norman Dar ker (Chicago), Watch and Jewelry Repairing EXPERTLY DONE ALL WORK GUARANTEED Graduate of one of the best waich juakiDg schools la the U. S. It yeara' experionce. C. Earl Bradfish JEWELER Medford Oregon Electrotherapy Chtropractlo Dr. H. P. Coleman Tenth Successful Year In Medford Treatments by Appointment Natural Methods Food Science Medford Center Rldfl. Phone 965 BSESS2S3SS ST YOUR HEALTH Is your wealth, it's as near as your telephone. Call 1290 tor 'sppoiDtment. DR. CHARLES R. 8IMKIN8 Over Woolworth's Store Russian Massage. 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