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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN MEDFOItD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1931. SGH1SSLER SQUAD BEAT WILLAMETTE 76-0JN0PENER Orangemen Go Strong After First Quarter Red Mc Donald Scores Touch ! down Accurate Kicking And Straight Football :' Featured. CORVALLI8, On, Sept. 19- (AP) Oregon State college opened It foot ball season here . tonight - with e. smashing 70 to 0 victory over Wil lamette university. . . ' Willamette gave the Orangemen strong opposition In the first quarter tout.. later faltered and was smother ed under 11 touchdowns, ten which were converted for extra points by. accurate kickers,' Coach Paul BchlMlefs men used straight foot ball. Only two passes were attempted. one going for 37. yards and a touch down. , Coach "Speo".. Keen ' brought 'large squad of men and made fre quent substitutions, while Schlsaler kept his first team In the field until It scored near the. end of the first quarter. Then he sent In the sec ond team which scored twice.' The regulars went back In at the half and after they had scored four touchdowns Schlasler sent In a com blnatlon of substitutes w,ho put the . ball-across the line four times more. Willamette lost -a good chance, to -score -in the second period' when passes and short line bucks carried the ball to the Oregon State two- yard line. An-attempted' pass over the goal line was Incomplete. That was the Bearcats' only flash of of. . fenstve powsr.: J ' Blancone. Oregon State soDohomora . quarter, furnished the first thrill of the- game by taking a punt In the .second quarter and running 55 yards for a touchdown, twisting away from half a dozen tacklers who got their Hands on him. Phil Small, third string substitute, repeated that per romance In the final period after Interoeptlng pass In mid-field. -'-The Staters this -year ran 'up a to tal score In three quarters that was equal to the final score In the Wil lamette game last year. - '-' Despite their big score the Orange men were ragged in play. The line-up and summary: Willamette , ... Oregon "tat Benjamin LB .. E. Davis Carpenter ;1. '-?, LT ; r,8chwammel Drager L.O - cox Houck O ' Hammer Smith RO . Bergerson jonna (C) rt Kent (O) Hlggtna RE K. Davis I"aul Q Ward JSrlckaon LH Moe rergerson , RU .-,'., .,, . joelln Johnson , r.,-. .. . ;. little . 6oo re by periods: '.... Willamette - ... 0 0 0 00 Oregon State . T 13 38 3875 , . Oregon 8tat scoring: touohdowns, josun, Blancone, 4, (sub for Ward) Little, 3, Hread, 3 (sub for Joslin) McDonald, (sub for B. Davis), Small (aub for Joalln). Points after touch- ddwn: I. Davis, 5, .(place kick). Rust isun lor Joalln) (place kick-), Joalln, a, (place kick), SmaU (place kick). ZEPPELIN WELL ON WAY TO BRAZIL BIG GALLERY SEES UPSETS IN AMATEUR GOLF a n ft j a t y . m FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Sept. 19. (AP) The Graf Zeppelin In a radio message received here tonight gave Its position at 10:30 p. m. (4:30 p. m. m. s. T.) as latitude 11.30 north. longitude 30.00 wast. The position indicated the dirigible had passed a considerable distance southwest of the Cape Verde Islands on Its non-stop flight to Pernam- nueo, Brazil. BAR ASSOCIATION ELECTION DELAYED .- Officers were not elected last eve ning at the Southern Oregon Bar as aoclatlon meeting held In the Med ford hotel, aa there were no repre sentatives present from Josephine or Kiamam counties. About .twenty mem oers .were present. The election will be held at the next meeting, to bo called by Chair man . t. Kelly. All of the members were urged to attend the state bar association convention to be held thie week In Marshfleld ON CRATER ROAD ' The highway to Crater lake la not blocked by snow, contrary to reports Which have been circulated since the storm, It was announced In news from the lake last night. Snow fell at the lake Friday night and Saturday but disappeared late yesterday afternoon, and . unsettled weather pievalled last night. If the roads do become blocked at anytime the park service assures the publlo official reports will be made at once to avoid any complications which mlnht arha from tourist travel into th park. , Attocittti Pttu Pboti Most of the favorites In the National Amateur golf tournament tumbled to defeat at the hands ol youngatera aa match play got under way at Beverly, Chicago. Hera tha gallery ia shown watching Pau Jackson, Kansas Cltj youth, putt on tha ninth green, Jackson scored a sensational upset by ellmlnatlni Johnny Lehman, co-medalist. . T TO SEATTLE. 7-6 Night Games SEATTLE, Sept. 18. (AP) Seattle made It three straight victories over Portland In a Paclflo coast league ball game here tonight, winning an 11-ln- nlng battle, 7 to . The victory run was sbored when Bonnelly doubled, advanced to third on an Infield out, and then dashed home on a Texas leaguer by Taylor. . R. H. B Portland 6 10 0 Seattle 7 13 S (Eleven Innings) McQuillan and Fltepatrlcki Turpln, Bonnelly and Cox. ' SACRAMENTO, Sept. 19. (AP) The Oaks have curled up. Only shadow of the charging, fiery team that opened the series here, Carl Zamloch's crippled . Acorna tonight dropped their third straight game to the lowly Senators. Tom. Plynn hurled the 7-0 shutout allowing but four singles. The Sacs drove Fay Thomas out of the box with a alx-run rally In the fourth. - R. H. E. Oakland 0 4 1 Sacramento - 7 , 12 . 1 Thomas, Ortman, Puebua and Read; Plynn and Wirts. Officials: Sam Dolan, referee; Ralph Coleman, umpire; Mike Moran, head linesman; Tom Shea, field Judge. LOS ANOELES, Sept. 19 (AP) The Hollywood Stars handed the Mis sions an ll-to-B lacing tonight be hind tha spttball hurling of Pudgy Oould, while Otis. Brannan' clouted out two homera that drove In half a dozen runs. Stewy Clark, Mission second eacker, also had two 4-base hits to his cred it, and Jesa Hill and Fred Hormann had to be satisfied with one circuit clout apiece. The contest was devoid of fire until the eighth when the Stara put on a t-run demonstration and Iced the game. Devlne'e tribe still has a 8-3 lead In tha series which closes with a double-header tomorrow. R. H. I Missions 6 8 Hollywood 11 18 4 Caster, Biggs and Hofmann; oould and Bassler. ASHLAND SCORES OPENING VICTORY The Ashland high school, playing Its first g&mo of the season defeat ed the Weed, Calif., high school yes terday ai to 0, on the Ashland ground. The Llthians found little difficulty In puncturing the north' em California line. Short plunges and passes comprised moat of the plays. The visitors were slow and lacked training. The Ashland team showed up -ex ceptionally well for anp early season game. - i Howell, the tall end, and Head and Dunham In the backfleld starred. Hall, right end of the Llth lans, got away for s 50 -yard run and a touchdown. None of the points. after touchdowns were scored, The starting Hne-ups: Ashland: Weed: Ulrlch RE Maxwell Myers " r,t Austin Eskrldge LQ ' Kejuley Sellough O Wanble Walcott , , RT Hay Hall RQ Carlben Howell : LB Riley Mabbott 1 QB Behnke Ooanell ; LHB Mezztnol Dunham - RHB pellon Head PB Fruzzerl T MA KENNEDY GETS BOULDER CITY, Nev., Sept. 19. (AP) Aa a dynamite blast boomed out a salute Mrs. Minnie "Ma" Ken nedy and Ouy Edward Hudson were married for the second time within three months today on Observation Point towering nearly 1,000 feet above the Colorado river and the Hoover dam site. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Pesos Frank M. Ryan on a wooden platform extending out over the river far below. As Ryan pronounced them one again, mighty cheers went up from 600 dam work men along the river and the dyna mite salute was fired. "He's mine again I" cried Mrs. Ken nedy, the last of the single Angelus Temple McPhereona. All that remained today was breach of promise suit agalnat the bridegroom In Los Angeles, brought by Mrs. Ethel Lee Parker Hubert, and Hudson said: "I feel certain Mrs. Herbert can't collect a thing." Charged with driving while drunk, trvln O. Poole, 80, who residue In California, was placed In the county Jail last evening. He was arrested by state police five miles this side of Eagle Point on the Crater Lake highway. state polio also reported an acci dent about eight o'clock last night a mile and a half south of the Rogue river bridge. No one was Injured. A Willys Knight was said to have driven In front of a Dodge, which was turn ing off the road. STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. Sept. IB. (AP) Daazllng the oppo: sltlon with a procession of fake re verses and other typical Warner trloks, Stanford's Indiana ushered' In the football season today with overwhelming 48 to 0 victory over the West Coast Army eleven. From the opening kick-off until the closing gun Stanford's team had the situation well In hand. The car. dlnal and white Jerseyed performers ran rampant .through the ranks of the service team. After the first squad had pushed over a touohdown In the opening quarter Coach "Pop" Wamer nhoved In an entire new eleven. . The second stringers battered their way to two more touchdowns and left the field to substitutes of third and fourth ratings. '- In the third quarter three more touchdowns were counted and the last period went scoreless merely be cause the Stanford boya were played out through their drlvea up and down tne ueia. . Coach Warner's new famous 'shift, a lateral 'movement of some of the linemen, was paraded before the eyos of a crowd of 10,000 spectators. Its execution' appeared to aatlsfy the critics. On half a dozen occasions the 'shift' caused army men to become offside, through lack of watching the ball and Jumping Into action Instead when the Stanford movement started. T BY COUGAR SQUAD PULLMAN, Wash., Sspt. 19. (AP) Five Washington State college football teama playing six regular quarters pushed over ten touchdowns against a lighter Whitman college aggregation In an Informal game here today. The Cougars, coast champions last year, were ragged, but the string of steam roller drlvea used hinted at great power. The Missionaries were unable to score, : TO PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 10, (AP) Longvlew'a high school football team, Washington Stat ' champions last year, dropped a 13 to 0 game to Lincoln high. Portland, here today. It was Longvlew'a first defeat In 13 consecutive games. Lincoln made 14 first dawns. 1insvlew four. Both Lincoln touchdowna were cored on straight drives, with James Wiles, fullback, carrying the ball. Seven hundred 'two-room cottages will be built In the Olympic, village to house athletes for the 1083 gsmes at Los Angelea, GOLFER WINS PRO PROVIDENCE, R. (AP) Tom-- Creavy, I., Sept. 19. 20, Albany. N, Y.. professional, today won the Pro fessional Golfers' association 38-hole championship match, defeating the seasoned Densmore Shiite of Hudson, Ohio, by two and one on the diffi cult Wannamoisett course. - This- highly exacting competition. which demands an entire week of air-tight golf, and 1U $1,000 first prize, we.it to the Albany youngster because his marvelous approach shots were more effective thaji the deadly accurate putting that Shute employ ed to defeat the world's outstanding champions, Tommy Armour. British open winner and Billy Burke, holder of the American open title, on two successive days. Shute'a greens work against Creavy was even more spectacular than against Armour and Burke on yes terday and the day before. Denny, during the 36 holes, used his putter only 68 times and had 10 one-putt greens. He sank 10 and 15 footers with amazing ease and on the aoui he got a birdie three by canning one tnat was may 2o feet from the pin. This achievement, although Shute made It appear easy,- stunned the gallery and caused Mrs. Shute, who stood in the front row, to scream excitedly.' , That sharp-shooting, however. could not be compared with Creavy's chip and explosion shots. He put mem so ciose, to the pin, that he had to putt only once on 15 greens and only 54 times during the entire ma ten.. Both Creavy and Shut had manv lapses getting over the fairways. xney trapped many drives on the numerous tricky short holes and sometimes were ragged with their distance shots. Tom - carded a 73. three over par, on ' his , morning round, which contained three birdies, and used up 68 strokes on the 17 afternoon holes, cracking par on two of them. - ' Shute's morning trio durinir whteh he snared a pair of birdies gave him a 76 and In the afternoon when he shot three more birdies he required Of DIOWS, TRAGEDY CLOSES FOR SPEED BOATS WASHINGTON. Sept. 10. (API A veteran boatman lost his life on the historic Potomao today In the sudden spill of his gold cup racer that brought an abrupt close to the fifth annual contest for the Presi dent's cup. William Freltag, 81 years old. of Westvllle, N. J was killed when his boat, "Miss Philadelphia," turned over. The body was recovered. William H. Wagner, mechanic, was thrown clesr of the boat and came to the surface Immediately. Thousands of horror-stricken spec tators, gathered for the final day of tne regatta, watched rescue boats work AO minutes to recover Freltag'a body, while five other entries were led across the finish line by George Relss' "Kl Elgarto," Lake Qeonre. N. By voluntary consent of all the drivers, the last heat of the Presi dent's cup race waa cancelled, giv ing "Rl Largarto" winner In .the first two heats, the trophy. The accident occurred In the sec ond lap of the race aa "Mlas Phila delphia'1 came Into the atralght-away alter a wide turn. Observers said the boat spun around twice and turned a complete somersault before settling down on its stem, with the bow pro truding 13 feet out of the water. Coast guard, police and Red Cross life-saving boat sped to the scene. John Shlbe, baseball magnate, was owner of the boat. . Wagner's only comment waa: "Just the luck of th game." Fellow. boameut said Freltag was a driver of great experience, though he could not swim. His me preserver waa picked up on the surface, torn into three parts. The accident brought a audden quiet over the crowds lining the banks near Boiling field nd the war college. ATHLETICS DOWN E SOX TWICE American League PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19 (AP) The world's champion Athletics today took two games from the Chicago Whit Sox, winning the first 10 to 3, and tha second S to 1. - i. R. H. I. Chicago , I .10 0 Philadelphia 10 1 1 Welland and Orube; Walberg and ana Cochrane. (Second game) Chicago . SCHADE HANDICAP PAIRINGS MADE K. H. E. 1 8 0 Philadelphia , 8 9 0 Thomas, Bowler and Orube; Boyt and Faimisano. - BOSTON, Sept. 19 (AP) The Red Sox took the last gam of their series with Cleveland today 3 to 1. Danny MacFayden gave the Indian only four hits. - . R. H. K Cleveland 14 1 Boston v 3 ' 6 8 Hlldebrand and Sewell; MacFayden and Connolly. WASHINGTON. Sept. 19. (AP) Washington dropped Into third place In the American league today by toe ing to Detroit 8 to 3 In 18 lnnlnga. while th Yankees were downing St, Louis. , - - - , ' . R. H. E. Detroit 8 : 7, 3 Washington 1 11 1 (13 Innings) Sorrell and Hayworth; Brown, Bad- ley and Spencer. NEW YORK, Sept. 10. (AP) Geo. Plpgras held the St. Louts Browns to four scattered hits today aa the Yankees won the, series final 3 to 0. . R. K. E. St. Louis , . . , ' ',, ' ,'. , ,. 0 4 0 New York ... ...... 8 0 1 Coonew, Klmsey' . and Bengough; Plpgras and Dickey. . National League y PITTSBURGH, Sept. 13. (AP) Pittsburgh wound up the series with the .Boston Braves here today with victory, 3 to 0. V,; ' . . .. . ; . - ' R. H. - E. Boston - 0 8 1 Pittsburgh ; 7 10 1 Frankhouse, Hald, Brown and Spoh- rer; Brame and Finney. , . CINCINNATI. -. Sept. . 19. (AP) The Philadelphia Nationals took both ends of a doubleheader from the Reds here tlay, 3 to 3, and b to 3. R. H. E. Philadelphia . 3 11 3 Cincinnati ,?r... 3 4 3 Benge and Davis; Rixey, Carroll and Sukeforth. Second game;- . . . Philadelphia -. - Cincinnati ......... Dudley. Bo'len, Collins H. 10 R. 5 3 9 0 and Mc- Curdy; Frey, Ogden and Asby. ST, LOUI8. Sept. 19. (AP) The New York" Giants pounded . three pitchers hard today to win tluTflnal game of the year with the champion Cardinals 10 to 6. R. H. E. New York , ...10 18, 3 St. Louts .. 8 9 , : Money and O'Parrell; Rhem. Kauff. man, Stout. Derringer and Mancuoo. Pairings were announced yesterday ,for the Larry Schade trophy handi cap for women golfers and all per sons not listed who wish to enter the tournament are urged to call th golf club before Tuesday night aa play will "begin Wednesday. , A week will be allowed for each match and In addition to the grand tropuhy, prizes will also be "warded tha runners-up and - tha defeated eight. i '. The list released yesterday reads: Mrs. H. A. Johnson vs. Mrs, Ray Moran. . Mrs. R. B. Smith vs bye. s Mrs. J. c. Thompson vs. bye." Mrs. Harry Cedarwall v,.pye, '. Mrs. Janouch vs. by.- , Mrs. H. H. Hart vs. bye. ' Mrs. Virgil Strang vs. bye. '-' Mrs. J C. Boyle vs. Mrs. C. T. Baker. Mrs. Delroy Getchell vs. bye. ' Mrs. Archie Holt vs. Mrs. D. R. Wood. .. - - -, Mrs. Sprague Rlegel vs. bye. Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer vs. bye. Mrs. E. C. Jerome vs. bye. Mrs. D. B. Gray vs. bye. Mrs. Wm. Vawter vs. bye. All men entering the P. A. T. fall handicap are also urged to report to the golf club at once to play on their matches. SUNDAY BASEBALL GAME CALLED OFF The Eagle Point baseball manage ment yesterday called off the game scheduled for today at the fair grounds with the Portland All-Stars. on account of the threatening wea ther, and the expense- of bringing the Portland team here. The Cheese- makers are scheduled to play the St, Helens team In Portland next Sunday. ' , 1 . . football Scores West Coast Army 0; Stanford 46. . . PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 19. (AP) The Jefferson high school football team crushed the Chehalls, Wash., high school eleven, 81 to 0, here to night. Bobby Grayson, Jefferson quarter back and captain, scored 38 points. In the last quarter he made. successive runs of 40, 80 and 39 yards, each ending In a touchdown.- - ' CHICAGO, Sept. - 19 -(AP) Dan Taylor'a home run with two on help ed the Cubs defeat the Brooklyn Rob ins 9 to 1, In the third game of the series today, : R. H. E. 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Brown waa not retained aa a deputy state game warden when the new state police force came Into being. - Mr. Brown, deputy state warden In charge of patrol work on Rogue river, wsa one of the' moat efficient veterans of the law enforcing depart ment of the commission, and his en forced retirement waa due only to the 40-year age limit rule set by Superintendent Pray of the state police, when the latter force assum ed charge of the game enforcing work. Brown had served more than 20 yeara ln the game department, under six different game wardens and had seen duty in every county In the state, being sent whenever a county needed -temporary xtra help In en forcing the game laws. BUI Brlgham, Greenville, 8. C who played football, basketball and baseball at the University of South Carolina, la pitching with Warebam, Mass., in the Cape Cod league. - FAT PURSES WON BELMONT PARK, Hew York, Sept. 19. (AP) Sweeping America's rich est thoroughbred racing program the alike of the Whitney clan flew high today at Belmont park as. three champions from the family barns accounted for the ailS.OOO futurity, the 32,000 grand national steeple chase and the aid.000 Jockey' club gold cup. C. V. Whitney's top flight led a classy field of two-year olds home In the futurity; Mrs. John Hay Whit ney's Green Cheese outgamed a smart band of Jumpers In the grand nat ional and Mrs. Payne Whitney's Twenty Grand again won a gallop ing victory In the gold cup. WESTBURY, N. Y, Sept. 19. (AP) On the crest of an Inspired unbeat able surge, the battered four horse men or Argentina, carryltfg the ban ner of Santa Paula, upset the vaunt ed Anglo-American hurricanes, three times tltleholders .and captured the United States open polo champion ship today In spectacular fashion, 11 to 8. 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