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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OftEC-OX,. TUESDAY.. DECEMBER 10, 19.10.
Flying High
SHARP TEETH IN
Alabama's "Tide" Will Get Third Chance
Wash Down West Coast's Gridiron Edge
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TO LEAD TIDE
John Cain, Young Recruit,
... Can Kick and Pass With
Best Roster Includes
Many Stars.
Provides for' Confiscation
Boats "and" Tru ck's
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Search Warrants and
Tight Rules" Embodied '
ALABAMA
SOPH
FISH
COD
ROSE
BOW
POACHERS
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, TUSCALOOSA, Ala., Doe. M:
tVPj A youniy sophomore meruit -John
"Hurry" Cuin wilt direct
AliihnmU'H utluck In tlx Hoso Howl
KUtno with Wnshlnirtnn Stale nt
Pasadena, Calif., on New Year's
day,
, Cain fs an nccurale as well as
distance ldckcr, and is said to bo
the best punter 'Mama has bad
since the days of (Irnrit dlllls. Al
though a southpaw, he can pass
with either hand and while ho
hasn't the mature qunrtcrbacklnrr
Judgment of the seniors, Hubert
and Uarnes, ho has the flro of
youth und thus far fortune lias
smiled on his choice of plays nt
critical moments.
Many Stars Listed
' In addition to Cain, the 1930
Crimson tldo lists John Suther. the
Flying Dutchman; Monk Campbell
spinning ace, and Ralph McWrltrht
blocking automaton, In tho bnck
floid, and Freddie Hlnnton, all
American, and Clemonts at tackle:
Moore and Klmore, ends; Miller
and Howards, guni-ds; Hbordt, cen
ter. ' Coach Wado plans to finish off
his training- Thursday and will en
train with 3D players Friday for
1'asadeua, arriving there December
2S after mnklriK a short stop at
(Inind Canyon. There will bo no
work for the.team en route.
PULLMAN, Wash., Dee. J. (VP)
Coach O. K. Hollingbery of the
Washington State college football
team today plunned to start south
two days earlier than he originally
. planned so Callfornlans can see
hjs team In action before the New
Years day game with Alabama at
Pasadena.
- Because or insistent pressure
from California fans who want to
see the Cougars practice as soon as
possible," Holllngbery said, "our
travollng schedule has boon Chang'
ed so we will leave Portland for
Pnsadena, Deo.' 22, so we can or-
rlvo Dec. 24.
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C00LO USE MlS S A '
r(?Pi A ME WHEfJ ' VA .
HE meets The G.ArjT pJS . - y '
iPgiMQ CAgrJR i-lJ Je' w....m.,1.,
Fights Last Night
i (By the Associated Press.)
London, Eng. Al Foreman,
Montreal, Que., and Johnny Culh
fieri,, England, drew, (10),
Pittsburgh. K. O. Chrtatner.
Akron., o., knocked out George
Ponko, Pltuburgh, (6), .
Iloston. Con O'Kelly, Ireland
outpointed Al Friedman, Boston
(10).
Tulsa, Okln. Al Pay,
burgh, defeated Ua-ba Hunt,
City, Okla., foul. (10).
Pitts
Ponca
Dos Moines, la. Hymic Wise
man. Dps Moines, Outpointed JJmil
Pnluso, Now York, (10); Louie
Mnys, Dcs Moines, outpointed Jack
McCarthy, Chicago, (10). ,,,
' Buffalo. Oeorga Nichols, Hut-
fnlo, outpointed Chuck Hums, Chi-
eflgo, (10).
Rochester, N, Y. -'Wesley Ra
mey, Chicago, beat Hteve Halaiko,
Auburn, N. y., (10).
Miami, Fla,' ' Babe- Herman
California, . knocked out Albert
Leon, Tampa, Fla (1),
Newark, N. J. Vlnce Dundee,
Baltimore, knocked out Dennis
Oolden, Irolnnd, (7),
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FAIL TO NAME CAPTAIN
BRATTLE (.V) The Unlvorslty
of Wnshlngton football teum will
bo without a regularly elected cap.
tnln next year for tho first time In
grid history.
In endeavoring to mimo tho 1931
leader after the close of this sea
son tho Husky players werq dend
locked on threo candidates and
Conch Jimmy Phelnn Hopped In
and stopped the voting.
Phelnn plans to nnnio n captain
before each game next season.
With Rod and Gun
By Ernest Rostsl and
Olok Green
Down In the Wold Beach coun
try,, nt the mouth Of the Rogue
river, there nevor was less poach
ing than at tho present, retried
K. M. ilirown, deputy gnmo war
den, when In Medford today from
Curry county, whore ho hns been
on duty for the pnst several
months. Ho reported that recently
commercial fishermen of the sec
tlon held a mooting and pawed i
resolution unanimously to strictly
observo the closed season nnd un-
tier n'o circumstances was a net to
bo allowed in tho river water. This
action is Interpreted by local an
glers as being a gesturo expected
to havo some Influence on the leg
islature when It meet next Janu
ary. At that timo tho closing of
tho river to commercial . Interests
win be considered and Is expected
to pass. Tho 50 or (10 'commercial
anglers at the mouth of the river
feel that such will he tho case, and
already plans are being made i If
uch action Is taken, to make the
closing a matter of - referendum
They feel two more years of fish-
ng will be far better than having
the river closed nt once.
' WKNATC1IEK. Wash., Dec. It.
W) Tony Portlllo, Los Angeles,
nnd Don Fraser, Hpoksne, fought
six fast rounds to a draw In the
Christmas fund fight card here
last night. Thoy are welterweights.
GALUNfFOX owner
SFAV YORK, Dec. II. (,P)
Chiefly through tho exploits of
Gallant Fox, Wllllsm Woodward,
chairman of the Jockey club (New
York), heads the list of owners
In turf w innings this season. Wood
ward's stable earned li0,970, of
which Oullunt Fox accounted for
I3H,3".
Lost year, and the year before.
deputy gamo.. wardens wero kept
busy running down reports of al
leged poachers and tho river was
reported to be filled with their
activities after the arrival of dusk.
They wero hard to catch and their
work did much to damage anitling
the upper reaches of the stream.
These fishermen went about 'their
poaching with the spirit of "the
public be hnnged.' However, this
year realisation began to come to
them, that after all they were dam
aging themselves as much as the
river. When the Initiative meas
ure was proposed to close tho river
by constitutional amendment, the
poaching ntopped. und it has not
been resumed. It probably will not
he resumed as lung as the closing
of tho stream iso imminent. Con-
Itlonn have so changed that two
deputy wardens thnt had lieen on
duty nt the mouth novo been .'re
moved for the present, leavlnK
thrco still on duty.
The fishermen have s, feeling of
bitterness for this -seMlon of (the
state, hut that feeling Is not' de
clared to he eotiintnn'to alt of Curey
county, as shown, by ihe November
election when' 'several' hundred
votes were east favoring the clos
ing of the Rogue, guile a number
of husincMi men of the section are
said to favor the closing, in view
of the greater attraction for tour
ists the section would havre Quite
a nunilwr of the fishermen have
their small farms, raise poultry,
cows and other livestock nnd do
not entirety depend on the river
for livelihood, but others fish
during the summer nnd live dur
ing the winter on their summer's
earnings. ,
largo numbera and with no poach
ing reported, most fish entering the
stream are expected to reach the
upper waters. Anglers are remind
ed that the season is now closed to
all fishing with the exception of
salmon, threo of -which may be
caught dally, -by hook and line. A
rullflg by the gnmo oommlsslon
this week mukos It 'possible -f0r
anglers to datch Nteolhead If they
aro-over IB Inches In length, but
no trout may be hooked, until next
April. The stcelhead clause holds
good only' for this month, nnd after
January only sulmon fishing will
be. permitted. Fairly good steel
head catches-have been, reported
the punt two or threo weeks, but
rlvVr conditions nt tho present are
not of the beat. The water Is cold
and there aro not as many flh i
the stream as thero should bo.
rimr.
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' (lutes, Antle and Hnylor singed a
little contest of their own In tho
final gamo uf their match with the
Telco bowlers last night nnd when
tho pin setters found timo to rest
the scores rend 300, 203 nnd 201
respectively.
The auto purveyors incidentally
took the electrical wizards Into
camp two gumos out of three.
(lutes Auto Co.
Antle, W. A 1110 109
Price, Jl. 33
Cannnn, Mel ..168
Hoylor, C.
Oates, Geo.
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103
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1-18
181
203
142
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201
206
641
467
449
494
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Handicap
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Burton, 11...:..
Crawford, J..
De Lisle, A...,
Halleck, II,. .....170
776 823 901 2490
Tcleoa
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EXPECT SELL OUT
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PASADBNA. Cel.. Dec. 16. UP)
more than half the tickets to the
football gnmo to be played by
Washington Htato and Alabama In
tno Rose Howl Now Year's day
were sold today.
hurl Foster, grndunte manager of
Washlntgon Htnte, who Is In charge
of ticket sales, said applications
wore pouring In with every mail
and he expected a eell-ouL -
ThO" Rose Bowl, enluraed bv
9.00 et slrfco Houtherii Vallfomin
ann fiiisnuruh ninvsii fn ihn mm.
west tlusslp. lust New .Year's, will
sent 83,000. ; i
j FIRST BASE TALENT
fllll'AflO, Dec. 16.-. After
hunting all over the baseball land
scape for another first baseman,
tne ( uls discovered they ImhikIii
one from Baltimore last summer,
nlthnuKh they purchased him for
kan outfielder.
Vincent Barton, s ' 1-year-old
prospect, played In the outfield
because Baltimore had a capable
first unseman and needed an outfielder.
Investigation revealed that Itnr-
I ton tllll-e.l nil Ilia nt 1 1.
Winter stcelhcnri are reported to .initial uui ner. until the Orioles mov
e entering ihe mouth in fairly' ed htm: to the outfield.
BURNS UP BAIZE
IN POCKET PLAY
NEW-YORK. Doc. 16.-tP) If
anyone 18 to uton the triumphant
paruce of Krwin Hiulolph through
the field in tho world's champitin
ihlp bllllnrds tournament, appar
ently it will have to be Ralph
Oreenleaf, the defending title
holder, .i ".
Rudolph, who hails from ChW
cbko, nosed out the New -York
"dark horde," Oonofrlo Laurl, 125
to 124 in 21 Innings last nlRht, nnd i
hereby earned his fifth successive
tournament victory. Ho ha yet
to meet Arthur T'.'oods, njiother
New Murker, and Oreenleaf.! v
Rudolph', five trlumphst givvt
him undlspted posst'snlon of tho
lend,' with Greenleaf na rpiihrup
with four vietoiioH nnd one, defeat.
, Clroenleaf Rave further evldenco
ho N baek in form yesterday whe
ho trouneed WooOs, to J4 1
M InnltiKn. li.eenelenf led at one
time, 79-0. . '
BABE WHtlNG A
I NEW RKRN, N. C VP aeoroc
Herman lttith. the mighty king of
swat, has arrived at Camy Bryan
near here, for. his annual duck
hunt. . .
The New York Yahkeo has been
winter visitor hero for several
years and finds plenty of gnmo to
snoot at the camp reservation.
(1. A. Nlcholl, assistant state
game warden. Is playing host
the Bambino during his -visit this
year.
FREEBERG FOR WIN
8KATTI.H, Pec. 1 6. P) Dr.
tvarl Sarpolls. Cleveland, took two
out of three falls from John Fre
berg, Sweden, hero last night.
John Kvko. Jugoslavia, won the
semi-final from Chief McUulro.
Omaha, with one fall. Kala Pa
ha, Turkey, dvfeated Eddie Wlrlh.
Detroit, .taking one fall In the pre
limlnary with a Boston crab hold.
G TO FIGHT
rOR LOSE HEAVY TITLE
NKW VOUK, Dee. t.-rIPt The
iew joik state athletic commis
sion cabled .Max Hchmollng today
warning him his six, months period
of grace hud expired nnd he must
ept within 15 days the rhal.
lenge of Jack Sliai key to a heavy,
weight title fight
Aids the Brush
tonih bfuth with tltl plrMfil wA-h f
MA'HSHPIELD, Ore..- Dec.
CP) The power of .confiscating
property, Including boats and
trucks, used in Illegal taking and
transporting of fish, is one of the
features of the new fish code re
lease hero today by U A. Lllje
ovist, assistant state attorney-gen
eral and author of tho re-draft of
the gamo code. The ro-uratt waa
made under, the direction of M.'T.
Hoy, master fish warden, and A.
M. Fish, chief of law enforcement
of the state game commission.
Power or Search (ilven.
Other changes under the new-
code include the power: to issue
search warrants to cover motor
vehicles, stringent regulations re
garding netting, making unlawful
the sale of food fish purporting
to be troll-caught In the Pacific
ocean but which carry net marks,
making It unlawful to throw back
undersized trout or other fish, thus
compelling such fixh to be kept as
l purl of the bag limit, nnd heavier
fines with jail sentences Imposed
for Infractions.
The ro-draf'.ed codo will go be
foro sportsmen's nnd commercial
fishermen's organizations and dis
trict attorneys over the state before
submitted to the atato legislature.
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COAST RMK LEAGUE
VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 16.
IJP) Tho Vaucouver Lions once
again are on top of the Pacific
Count Hockey league scramble. By
defeating Portlnnd 2 to 1 at the
areniif; here last night,- the locale
brokv-a three-way life-for f first
plncoj between . thomselvea, iPort
lund Jlnd Seattle.
Thb hero of last night's Btruggto
was Rig Doug Bronnan Vancouver
captijjn and defene man who went
tho Jength of the ice and scored
two UorIr.
rapt, "l oots' lenient, Alabii nut (ncMe, niul Cant. 4Ilnier Hie
collepo riilllniek, will hud U'ir footlutU fon-es toother In the annual Uo'
ilay ut J'asiMlt'im, California. . .
Seliwnt-tz. Washlnplon SlAlo
Bowl biittk' .New YcuKb
PASADENA, Cal. flFor the
third time Alabama's Crimson Tide
will invade the far west to struggle
for football supremacy against a
Pacific coast team in the annual
Tournament of Roses game New
Year's day.
As things now sftand the west I const infpnrtfi- Hithnnofi a in,
won seven games, the east five and I by a one point margin, 20-19, in
three of tho contests were tied
Alabama figuring in one of the tie
up games. In touchdowns the
west leads. 27 to 18.
Since the inauguration of the
New Year's games southern foot
ball teams have never lost to the
utui a louii oi ju-i points wnue tne j and Stanford tied 7 to 7 In 1927
east's total Is 123. The west has i afterhaving defeated Washington
1!24.
Georgia Teeh won its game In
1929 by a one point lead of 8 "to 7
against California. The largest
score in the history of the Rose
Bowl games was 1 930 when South
ern California bowled over Pitts
burgh, 47-14. In 1918 and 1919
service teams played and split
even.
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FOR ANGLER INFLUX!
LONG KEY, Fla. (P) The'ginnt
rods, reels nnd other gear of the
salt water fishermen are beinc
tuned and adjusted here for the
annual invnsion of Florida keys by
northern sportsmen.
This tiny coral island, scene of
President Hoover's 1930 fishing
holiday, is the northernmost of
nearly 100 fishing camps between
the Florida mainland nnd Key
West. Em-ly in January, fishermen
will he casting bait from the stern
of hundreds of tiny motor vessels
to tempt sailfish, tarpon, kingfish
and other game varieties.
Lindsay, Oil., orange growers
have established a loost-fruit auc
tion to dispose of subgrade fruit.
Oranges will be sold in looso
boxes.
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