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JfEDFORD 'SOIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1932. PAGE FTVE HUSKY SHELLS SEATTLE. Wash., April 9. (AP) Zooming down the choppy, sun peckled waters of Lake Washing today on the wings of a stiff "south easter." a brawny brand of Califor nia Bears today handed the Washing ton Huskies the worst beating any crew has ever suffered In 29 years of Pacific Coast lntercolleglae rowing. Eighteen lengths separated the two famous crews as the southern veter ans flashed ocer the finish line In 16 minutes and 49 seconds In the three mile varsity race. Two Pacific Coast titles went to California today. The Blue and Gold Junior-varsity smothered the Wash ington second boat by six lengths In a three-mile row, taking 17 minutes and 14.6 seconds to cover the dls ance. Washington's only salvation came In the freshman two-mile race when the Husky Pups conquered the "Cal Cubs' by three and one-half lengths In surprising fashion. The winning boat was clocked In 11 minutes, 41 seconds. reddinTgraft enters races W. R. Adams, city engineer of Red ding. Cal., is the latest applicant for an entry blank for the speedboat races to be held at Emigrant dam Sunday, April 24, under the auspices of the Medford Active club. Mr. Adams claima to have a very fast boat and he Is anxious to enter Fred Mcpherson has a new boat called the "Red Wing," powered with a 24-horsepower C class motor which should give It plenty of speed Floyd House also has a new boat w.htch he plans to enter In the outboard clas sic. It la rumored that there will be a mystery boat called "Laughing Water." The course will have four turns Instead of three as last year. South ern Oregon Boat club members be lieve this will give the spectators more thrills. Several local boats will be on the lake today. Drake's New Coach tv. K Y FOR NEW DUTIES MADISON, Wis., April 9. (AP) Dr. Clarence Spears, on whom Wis consin pins Its hopea for a football renaissance, was welcomed to Madl sono today by more than 350 per sons, Including townspeople, stu dents and members of the univer sity athletic department. "It was a long hard trip and we certainly appreciate this wel come." said the new Wisconsin coach as he stepped from his train with Mrs. Spears and their three chldren. A formal welcome will be given Dr. Spears Inter this month at a banquet at the university armory. 22 SCHOOLS ENTER G. PASS FIELD MEET Twenty-two schools have signed up for participation In the Grants Pass high school track and Held meet April 30. Marshfleld Is send ing a relay team. Eureka, Calif., will enter thirteen men and Sun- nydale, Calif., will have la In com petition. According to word from Grants Pass the "climate city" will send a large squad to the Klamath Falls meet April 23 and also to the state meet In CorvalUs May 7. Associated Press Photo Evan O. "Bill" William, (above), who developed a long line of winning football team, at South high school In Minneapolis, has been named head grid coach at Drake university to succeed Ossia Solem, who has gone to the Uni versity of Iowa. FOR GAS TESTS Earl Cooper, who has made rac ing history on the dirt and brick track, will come to Medford Monday to conduct a series of demonstra tions here for the Union Oil com pany. This famous racing driver is now test engineer for the Union organization with headquarters in Los Angeles and is touring the coast with special testing equip ment that shows the superiority of famous Union "78" gasoline. J. 8. Clirton. assistant manager of the Oregon district, will accompany CoopeT to this city. While In Medford, Earl Cooper will demonstrate to motorists, at different points in the city, the smooth performance Union "76" gives to automobile motors. In this novel demonstration, the famous racing car pilot will use a micro phone which is attached to the engine block and can be operated from the steering post, according to Union officials. This microphone amplifies the inaudible gasoline knocks in motors, giving a close check on the smooth power deliv ered by Union "76" la comparison with other fuels. The microphone amplifies motor knocks several hun dred times and vras developed by technicians of the Union Oil com pany. When Cooper and Clifton arrive in Medford they will be greeted by A. Z. Dean, special agent for the southern Oregon district for the Union Oil company, and T. E. Wil liams. Medford manager. A special meeting of Union OH company representatives was held at the Hotel Jackson In tfits city la.it night at which time plans for pro moting the use of Union "76" gas oline were discussed and the wel come for Earl Cooper and J. 8. Clifton was perfected. The follow ing Union company men attended the local meeting: A. Z. Dean, spec ial agent for the southern Oregon territory: T. E. Williams, Medford manager; W, H. Heath. J. A. Crump and Nell WrlRht of the local dis trict; O. R. Rush, manager of the Grants Pass district was present with E. A. Baird and Robert Brlgps of this organization. From Ashland N. L. Glfford, manager, nnd Allen Autrey attended while J. W. Carlson, manager of the Olendnle district and L. M. Lilly of Roseburg repre sented the northern counties. Klamath Falls. Louie Polin of Chlloquln opened store at 638 Main street. FIRST LADIES ATTEND CONCERT " - l f W1NDUP OF AUTO LI Circuit Judge H. D. Norton late Priday excused the Jury In the dam age suit of Charles Humphreys against D. O. Morgan and Tracy Mor gan of Josephine county until a week from Monday. w.hen they were directed to return and receive Instruc tions of the court. Evidence and the final arugmenta of counsel were com pleted late Friday afternoon. Hum phreys seeks .55000 damages as the result of an auto crash on the Green springs highway a year ago. Judge Norton will hold court all next week in Grnnti Pass, returning here for court Monduy. April 18, Tlia damage suit of Mrs. Helen Brimhall against the Southern Oregon Oaa corporation is ncheduled for the week. The suit arose from an auto accident on the Pacific highway last summer, It Is also expected that argument on the motion for a new trial In tho libel suit of Roy H. Parr against tha Pacific Record Herald and Earl H, Fehl, Its editor, will be henrd during the week of Aplrl 18. Both sides have filed numerous affidavits. Parr was awarded a $15,000 verdict against the publication and editor. Associated Press Photo This Informal picture of Mrs. William Howard Taft (left), widow of the former President, and Mrs. Herbert Hoover was made at Con stitution hall, Washington, where they attended a benefit concert by Ignace Paderewskl( the celebrated pianist. E NEW YORK, April 9. (AP) Featuring the fanfare and pageantry for which It has long been famous, major league baseball's big show sounds the overture next week for a prospective "pturn In the big business of American sport. The prospects are for an auspic ious as well as gala getaway. The nation's chief executive, Herbert Hoover, will make the first official gesture by throwing out the ball for the prelude, to be played by Boston and Washington clubs at the capltol on Monday afternoon. All sixteen clubs swing Into ac tion Tuesday. The largest of Tuesday's crowds 40.000 Is expected to Jam Brook lyn's enlarged park for the Jolly Dodgers coming out party against the Boston Braves.. The New York Yankees fire their first challenge at the Athletics in Philadelphia, while the St. Louis Cardinals, world champions, make their first home stand against the Pittsburgh Pir ates. Washington and Boston, after en tertaining the presidential party. Journey to the hub for another ceremonial affair Tuesday. The other American league engagements Tues day are: Cleveland at Detroit, St. Louis at Chicago: national league, Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati. FOR SENIOR HIGH Coach Darwin K. Burgher of the senior high school announced the following football schedule and bas ketball schehule for Medford high school's fall and winter calendar: dar: Football . Sept. 24 Weed at Medford. Oct. 1 Medford at Yreka. Oct. 22 Grants Pass at Medford. Oct. 29 Klamath Falls at Medford. Nov. 24 Medford at Ashland. Basketball Jan 6 Medford at Grants Pass. Jan. 20 Klamath Falls at Medford. Jan. 27 or Feb. 10 Grants Pass at Medford. Feb, 17 Medford at Klamath Falls. Feb. 24 Medford at Ashland. March 3 Medford at Ashland. Nyssa. George R. Swan having his apartment house modernized and Improved. i TALK BALL LEAGUE A meeting of the executive com mittee of the American Legion was : held this noon at the Hotel Hoi- j land. Several important matters j were discussed including the Legion I Junior baseball league, the pot ! drum corps and representation at the national convention In Port- land next September. Those present at the executive session Included Commander Watte, : W. J. Olmscheid. Henry Fluhrer. j Ted Baker. Dr. Johnson. Horace j Bromley. Fred Scheffel, Wm, Bolger ; and Harry Moore. I SENT TO SCHOOL Herbert (Biuter) Crawford 14. as ordered committed to the boys' ecnoo! at SaJem Saturday Bjr the county court. He has floured on the records of the local Jurenlle court since he was elcht years old. the authorities say. Eirorta to hare him sent to the Iaho ranch of a relative failed. He was charfd with breeding Into local fruit plants. Last winter he waa pjro'.cd to Hamilton Pat ton of this city who took a friendly Interest In the ld. TTie sheriff's office wr.l take Mm to th reform Since 1884 We have been compiling authoritative title records enabling us to offer Abstract Service that's Dependable! 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