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Newspaper Page TextPA OF, TWT7LVTS OVER EMPHASIS FOR GRID GAME FAULT OF FANS Harvard Quarterback Star. . Believes Seat of Trouble Is Huge Crowds Players; , Unaffected. I By BILL KING ' CA.MMtllXiK, Mass., Jun., :':!. (P) Although dozens of specialists nave reUiiiKNoscu toutlialls ail ments und uKnin traced them back to the epidemic of over-cmphasis, it lias renialned for a player, Harry Wood, Harvard captaln elecl, to at tempt to Isolate the Kerm of IhlH pernicious gridiron disease. - He believes that the stands of the massivcH'ollejtc stadia are the incubators of this Kerm and tiiat tlio spectators arc more suscept ible to it than the players or the coacheB. Play for Fun "Most of Harvard's over-emphasis," Wood said, "can bo found lit the stadium and not down on the playing field. Graduates and oth er tiupportern ol the Harvard team aro even more disturbed about the outcome of a game than the play ers themselves, most of whom play for the fun of the game." Wood, a level-headed and' clear thinking youth who, as a forward passer ranks with the famed Denny Friedman, has no illusions about football. Though it Is Just a game, a sotireo of pleasure to him, he has made an extensive study of It. As a quarterback he knows the coach's viewpoint an well as that of the player. He is convinced that nei ther Is' seriously affected by so called over-emphasis. ' Wood's Idea of the football mii lenium is a game that provides p!easu:-c for the victors and vun qufrhed alike aud satisfies every spectator. Student of 8port Resides being one of the most versatile athletes Harvard has had In a generation. Wood Is nlso a Phi Dolu Kappa. He is a deep Htudcnt of nil sports. Another aource of over-emphasis, lio .believes, is the colleges that disregard the fact that football be longs to tbo players. Wood cited tho so-called progressive institu tions that are always eager to ex pand every new football idea aud have, In the past, forced a large and unwilling majority to follow their example. On this minority, Wood placed the blamo for tho great stress that has been laid on spring and pro-season practice. He considers this training unpleasant and unnecessary. 1 F : FACES TOUGH FOE llouvywclh'ht wie.stllnK chnmplon or Australia, llunnlo Mulr, canio to tho II nl lod Hlnt4'H a few woekrt hku io hIiovv Ainrrlriin funn that Ahh Lral'anA ar humly In the rlnj?. He 'frill (li'iiiuiitUmti! In MiMlfdid next clmi1y with It.iy l-'rlhlo, thf roo-poinni local prlUo, an IiIh im poin'iil. In wlint In oxpcrUMl 1o hr a hr1 fought t'ttcoutttor. The hiiccIiiI -vont. will prot'iU IVrll liarrlck, locitl wellei'wHRhl, und 3oc HrHlntHt f U'IIHpih, Ore, In u 4 Tt-tn I ii n Uv fiffali. KnciMirnpri by his victory 11 wct'U omi over Jurk Itoinnno, ring wt vr;in. at tho Armory, Krinhlo n looking forward to tho next card with Mimo confldftico. Mttlo l known of U)r wrcMllntf tyU. hut It 1 lHivumrd h l.i liu'lliK'd lo ho roulur In the ring than ltomuno. niakltiK It nrooMtmry for KrUhUt to rly on a fvw rouK'h tHu- th-8 hlnifoir, ulthouKh ho proforn to wrcatlo In clean manner. TESTS INDICATE NliW WILMINGTON, Pa. il'i Why u ntar ImHkotrhull forward can flu-Mi ovor tho court nnd cn bo a IraHkct lH'fnr tho,- guurdH of his opponentM tram cun reach hi in lx oxplalned hy a psychologist who Is a mo a couch. Men whn play the forward pol (liniH lit buNkotlmll havo a quicker phylcnl rcnctlon and nro more umotlonat and tmpuhdvci than Kunrdu, nayti J. D. Luwlhrr. pny clmloKy piofcocr und hcud tuihket hall couch at WcHtmlnMer coIIckc hero. , J lo Irnrncd thin by touting nth lot on with Hpvciul apparututt. An rlfotrlc tapping machine showed their physical reaction syoed. Forwards could avoraKe 140 taps hi 80 aocondii whllo nuartls aver Ogrd about 27 taps, Iiwthor Paid. I'huitKos In tho electric conduc tivity of the skin allowed why for wards aro mora emotion; than ftuurdB. Theso chHWrea reflect the effect of an outside omotionul stimulus upon person. A machine that toils the ulwnififK iodlca(d forvrd arc muoh tiioro sutcciUthte .o these 9tfmtt than th less flashy auarda. With Rod and Gun ' By Erntat RoeUl and Dick Green Fishing baa its attractions, bu' bird hunting Is the weakness of William Krlnilz, local tonsorial ar tf Ht und sportsman, he said today In telling of bis fuvorliu outdoor sport. "I lined to be quite a fislierllllill," lie mused, "but 1 didn't sicm to meet with the success 1 antici pated ami came home, ho many t'.ines empty banded that I put my flHhliiK outfit In Moi-hko until some distant time' when I may try It again. After all, limiting given you more cxerrtso and you can see better what you are doing. You hear tile whirr of tile wings aud see tbo bird in flight, giving you something at which to shout. You cun do a lot of walking and all the time your nerves are more on edge waiting and ready for the kill. You climb ovor fences, train nle Ihroiiuli brush, sometimes feel the cold rain against your cheek und come home with n voraclousi Hpg jul) wna( tno nurghcrllon will appetite. I would not mlsa a bird un u) nguUHt tM0 following cven buiitlng reason for anything, buljjn not so anxious about deer slaying, due to more elemcnte of danger. "Deacon" Whltsett, another lo cal man. used to have a fulling for hunting but during the past few years, his eyes have been golnir hack on him and fishing Is his main att ruction, tin IiKcs i . steal away from work to v. inn , away nil nour oi iw ........ . peaceful stream. Idly easting ins hook In the myrtle depths of oulel iiools for unsuspecting trout. "Oen- con" does not believe in fly fall ing and lias always stuck to angle worms or grasshoppers, unco lie cuught seven fish with one grass hopper before tlie halt wum too badly damaged to forbid further use. "I'll always stick to bait." Dea con saltl today, "and the fly fish ermen can use all the files they want. I know a hole up In a llu creek above lliich where I've never been disappointed, but I have lo walk five miles to Bet there. Maybe that's why It's al ways ho good. You know not everybody wants to wulk that far. but If vuu want to stay two or three days, there's nothing nicer because you have the whole creek lo vein-self and you can pick out tlie best hole and then chance to Kiuiietliing different If they're not biting so wen iii i"'" one place. lie tried hunting, lis a yuiing man. but did not find It us en joyable ns fishing as n boy, Aaron Hchollars. now past tU years of ukc, said when In The Mall Trib une yesterday arternooli. He never did iw n fly and liover had u pole euulpped Willi n reel. He was always content with n wil low or bamboo pole with string tied to one end. lie used to dlK a lot for angle worms to bo fishing In tho ohlu river and Inter on came to lowu where fishing continued lo attract. tlnce he stuek Ills pole In the bank of ltoek river, wblle be wus plowliiK field nnd on tlie seeund nun uroiind the field -be dlseovered lie hud emiKlit n sun fish, iittrueled by a lililted yonni; fruit. lie left the polo In the hunk und on tlie ftftli time iiround found Hint buss hud ewullowed the sun flsli. When the evelllllK'B work wus over, he plneed Ills rnteli In n mill rneo nnd upon rcturnlnB n few hours inter dlseovered Unit IiIk entflsll hud swiillowed the buss. MOUSES IMS! IN BUTTE FAILS SECTION BCTTK FALLS. Ore.. Jan. 22. (Spl.) Butto iFalls high school lHiFketlia1 teams and the Butte Kails town team are scheduled to play tho Sam.H Valley toams Fri day night. Tliw gtimcs are t tract ing attention because or the indlcailuuM of close score. Inter est center. around ihe blah school boys' leums. Butto Kails high school nnd Sam Valley huh school both defeated liagle Point, I ' to X. The girls' game will al prove interesting, us Butte Kails Mirlw are howlnu Improvement. Tho town t'am won from the Medford South Method IMh, 41 to AT, Saturday night, nud the high school boys won from Kagtc Point Friday night, l.'i to X. Butte Fallf town team i: Poole and Kredcrlcliburg, f u r w n r d s; Moore, center; Nee und Holmes. gunrdK with Abbott substituting at forward ami lllbbard at guard. Butte Falls high boys are: Was. hum and Walton, forwards; Tu :uto.. cento r; Clark and Holcrt.t. guards, Butte K'llln girls' tnn 1: Vchna and Zella V$icont, forwards: Cum mlngs. center: Walton, runnlg ter; Moore and Roberts, gnardH, Tuesday night the South Moth- dint aud Butte Fulls high teams "iyed a game, with the core end ing 1 to 24. O ! Butte Fttllttwn team wilt piayj the HtandfHd Wt team of Me.lfovd ; Thunnlay nlpht. MEDFORD MATT; J NO SET-UP FOR Medford Will Find Invaders Hard to Take at Armory Saturday Frosh Game Is Cancelled. It now appears that the .Ml. Shasta union high school basket ball sipiad. which plays the Med ford high school team at the arm ory Saturday evening, is no menu I'oe and far from a set.4ip. instead, it is .heralded as a rlp-snorllng I iiulnt. It will be their first ap pearance In southern Oregon. II was Weed, considered a weak nmiiul, that the Aslilaud high de feated, 41 to 34, last week not Mt. ShaHta, as erroneously slated in the local press. The Calilornlans are coached by Lyman S. Mursters, a former Uni versity of Oregon boy, and he has been on the job for three years. Mt. Shasta during this period has taken two state championships, limited division,- nud reached the semi-finals last year, unlimited di vision. In Ashland Friday The Mt. Shasta team plays Ash land Friday night and a number of local fans will attend the game to Tho visitors have not been de feated this season and have hand ed their foes some terrific lacings. Hither Mt. Shasta Is powerful or their competitors helidess. Owiug to a misunderstanding the Oregon iros;i team will not appear in this eilv February 6 and 7 against the locals. They are ached. nC() to i1h. , (jrceon State Uoo)i8 on thCil0 dates. This leaves ,nn ,. a w 11, two more open dates and an effort will he made to fill thcin with a Willamette Valley team. gold! E ntKHTK ItlVKK, Ore., Jan. 2. (Spl.) tlold Hill high school teams will play Itoguo lllver high, school a dotlhlcheader basketball game at the llogue Tllver gym, Friday night, Jan. 23. Cluld Hill hoys havo n strong, team, having lost to the undefeat ed Talent five by one point. I'lie Itogue Itlver and (iohl Hill (,1,-lu lllll'l, Mll-Mtlir Irn in. fhi.v ,vo previously defeated Talent. DEFEATS DOLAN, ' KHATTIJ-:, Jun. 22. (VP) T-esllc "Wildest" t tarter, Kvolett negro. Is nil even -UKilIu in Ills eomebuek llttemilt, IlllViim toppled tile hlKill touted I'orlliind Junior welter unlebt. Miekev Dolan. in u six rn, miln Cvent boxtnir limit here. nB, ,.,, Carter returned to the ring two weeks ngo utter a long lnyoff and lost a eloso decision to Tony Por tlllo, Seattle. Joe Calder, Manila feather weight, cosily defeated Midge Wes well, U. S. S. Tennessee In the six round semi-final. In n weird howling exhibition lit the Nut lllieys lust eventiiK, tile laundry tenm ehulked up vletorles over tho Mull Trlbuno Typos in the first two Kumes, tlie typo stliiKers serntehin); out n win in the final canto by three pins. Watson of the laundry iuint dusted off M5 pins for lifKh mutch total for the evenlnu, dividing KUino honors with Neel Newland when both rolled ISO In the last frame. The Typos were helpless In the first set-to, KiirneriiiK but tlilti pins. MiMlfoliI louiestlr Luimdry Mooic, J ICS 1 . T 171 till Ncwlund. N 1 r. 7 llij t Ml fiiill Watson. J. . Heath. II. ... Kubrick, C. Handicap Watson, I,. 1 70 177 sir. r.os :;s 17 1 t:..i 121 as .107 ... cs till 1 10 Kit) S92 SCO 2u20 T.VMS FerKllson. flreene, II. Klllott. f. . HuKcn. It. .Murray. J. .. 113 ....inj .its ... 152 K.lt IS1 1 ,'ili II" I 124 63 l'i.1 1 12 IliO 1ST lt 63 in tin to 1S!I Handicap t3 0!19 R7I Sii! 2 131 Don't Endyro Slipping: FALSE TEETH lo your fnlfo teeth drop or slip when you talk, oat, tiuh or smM'tie? Don't be annoyed ami i'liil'iirnevM'tl u minute- longer. teeth, n new powder to vpriftlc on your plate. hold tetth firm. Gives Cino fwilng of security ami comfort. No iiummy, gom-y. pastv lte or iVetlng. iet Fusteeth to dy nt J.irmtn A Wood" or any other drug store. SHASTA QUIN TIGER IN mm TRTBTTNE, MftDFORD, Pinning Lewis ! pwj 'lewis- i sfP' WMMjf mW OKLAHOMA CWIv-5ltY , r.m?WL S v -NAT.OMAL COLLLGIA1E j S HAROIB. TO CAl?Rr f "1 fa ALONG T4E REST 'J'Jt & IS . Ljd C mi TM A. P.. All HUM lie-". MMlMiHHPtraJ Bull Riding Is Healthful Avers Texas Cowboy Who Rode Animal to New York NKW YORK, .Ian. 22. !' Here's the tale of a Texas cow boy who took the hull by lht; horna and held on nil the wny f r o m llrowiisvlllo to Brooklyn I bridge Just for the ride. ; It Sanders tell It: Hp's Ralph Sanders, of San L "I Just wanted to ride a bull. Itenlto, Tex., and the bull's name It's pomethhiK that ain't been Is Jerry. They moseyed down' done before on such a larse scab lir&ndwuy the other day with 204 1 und 1 wantt'd to see if I could days of truvol behind hlni and do It. I was nit run down my 27H0 miles of sage brush, windj health was pretty poor so I and snow under their feet. thought llifit old bull and started Thiy h:id tt r.2-lmli pritr off out. I (ruined 12 poundM and now 1 A complete list of all residents who are 18 years of age their address and employment. O All business firms, their street numbers and nature of business 2" Number of children under 18 years of age. Classified Buyers' Guide. EJ Classified Business Directory. C Street and Avenue Directory with householder and property owners' guide. y Numerical Telephone Directory and information. 8 Statistics concerning Medford and the Rogue River Valloy. PHONE OUKMOX. THURSDAY, Down sIoit'h horns , for Muyor "Walker and a letter signed by Chief of Police J. T. ArniHtronK. wiyins thoy left UrownHVille on .May 12, NOW ON SALE! THE NEW, UP-TO-THE-MINUTE CITY DIRECT FOR 1930 AND 1931 PRINTED BY THE MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Big 75 - ORDER YOUR DIRECTORY NOW JANUARY 22, 1031. -By pInew MAT CHAMP Tin as strpnj; as the bull. When I loft Jerry weighed 11 o pounds and now he weighs exattly a thousand. "It took y.j days to train that bull sor n to mak him a good riding animal. I tried to Ket fel lows to ride along by me in an automobih', but t li e y wouldn't .stick. I had five different guys and they all quit. Tho paen nn too slow for 'em. and they couldn't stand the pressure. "Jerry walked all the way. Ho wore out seven pulrH of steel fliers. Wo crossed the Allegheny and the Ozark mountains. It was pretty slow noln up in that snow. Hull riding fs sure healthful,1 though. I feel better than I've felt for fivo years." j -4 ' Dr. Howard V, Oxloy of Moun-1 tain (irove. Mo., is the new edu cational adviser of the Siberian! government. ' i Features PINS FRENCHMAN WITH BODY KOOKJ CONFERENCE RACE LOS ANGKLl'.S. Jan. Taklm.- i ho first and only full of the iniit'-h. ICd Don fieorge sue-: past week, Huntley Oordon, ; Mt. eessfully defended Ills newly iw-j Vernon shurpHlioolIng sophnniora uulrc.l claim to the heuvyweight ( .(n((,r on lht. Washington Stale wrestling championship of the ljasiotb,ill team, took tho world hist night, whe n lie aii-, Mulshed llcnrl de Olauc, rrench lead of the northern division 1M mat giant. cific t'oast conference scores with After 21 minutes aud 7 m.'Coiu1s; t;s t-uunters. Ken Kagans, Oregon of fast and furious wrestling thej state guard, wbu led the puck last former University of Michigan ath-j week, held down second position letlc H'ar. who recently defeated' with 50 points. (Ins Sonnenberg for the title claim. John Fuller, fnlversity of Wasli plnned the Krencliman's shoulders ington sophomore ace, dr"lMed to to l lie mat with a body hook, and nixth place with .17 points, t'laudo half-nelson. j H.dsten; Cougar forward, rang up During the brief, but hect'c, 11 tallies and moved Into third struggle de Glum- suffered a fine - lured shoulder and was uiialile to continue, losing the match by do fault. In the semi-final Joe .Mahewlcz and l'Yed huur to ii Meyers wrestled one draw. Steve Strelich defeated (;hlef Mohawk in a one fall, opening match. -I SKATTLK. Jan. 22. iP Presi dent Hill Kb'pper of the Seattle Indians announced here today he had tradod Pitcher Andy House to Portland for Joe Cascaiolia, also a hurlcr, whom lie sent on to Baltimore Orioles for "Stuffy" Stewart, a second baseman. " Klopper said he was informed Stewart was one of tlie four best basemen In the International league. Doss Klopper said he had urown tired of waiting for House to "arrive." Sport Briefs ST. PAUL, Bobby Jones and .1 itiimy Johnston are at I square. Jimmy invited Bobby to catch a lot of bass last summer. Bobby induced him to stay longer than he intended, promising plenty of quail. The bag was two bird. DKTUOIT Because of a costly scratch, Ralph (Jrecnleaf is un able to do his stuff hi pocket bil liards for a while. When he was trying to open a window in a railroad car his right hand went through the pane. Seven stitches were taken. j.j BUCK HI IX I -'A UJi, Pa. A .lump of 500 foot! Such is the hnpo of Carl- Messelt, skiing pro fessional, and Halvor 'iaros. glider pilot. They plan tn year wing.- 0RY AH of these features are offered to you in a neatly printed, compact directory which is available to you for $10-00 ICOUGAR CENTER IS HKATT1.K. Jan. 22 () Alilliss- ing a total of -11) points in tlu 1 puiu,,,!, with Itod Italian!, Ore gon State forward, and Itank Swiinsnn. Husky center, folluwing him wltli 4ii and M respectively. Oregon State still holds the nui'- t,,n division "had boy.' Duck (inivsoli. who hud 12 personal fouls marked against mm last week, added a lone personal, hut gavi. way to a team mate. I'd Lewis, who overstepped tho rules 15 times. ! BOXER SIGNS UP FOR I LONG SPARRING BOUT OMAHA. Neb., Jnn. 22. (ff) Iridic "Cowboy" Anderson, Chica go featherweight will marry Miss Habc Matthews of Omaha In tho ring just before ho puts on the gloves with Billy Vaughn tonight. Two Ceorgia oak trees, one in Athens and one In Oxford, own themselves, having been thus deeded by former owners for "loe and affection." Piles Go Quick Without Salve or Cutting Thousands of Pile sufferers have learned that quick and permanent relief ican only be accomplished with an internal medicine. Neither salve or cutting remove the cause. liad circulation of the blood in the lower bowel causes piles. Tlie vins are flabby, tho bowel walls weak the parts almost dead. To oud Pile. an internal modiclno must lie used to stimulate the circula tion and .strengthen the affected parts. Dr. J. S. Dconhardt was the first to discover a real internal Pile rem edy, lie called his prescription H'KM-UOID, and proscribed it for 1000 patients with the marvelous record of success in t0 case, and thou decided every Pile .sufferer should be able to get HKM-UOID from thoir own. druggist with a ' rigid money-back guarantee. I Dr. lonliardt's proscription has a wonderful record success right in mis cuy ano jarmin tV wootis invite every spile ufi'crcr to try IIIC.M-ROID and guarantee to re fund the purchase price if It does not end all Piln misery.