PXGE EIGHT.
1TEDP0RD MZTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGOK WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1932.
Grants Pass Wants Post-Season Tilt With Tigers
UNCONVINCED BY
7-6 DEFEAT AT
Only Mark On Cavemen's
Record at Hands of Bur
gher Squad Local Ideas
Mostly Against Movement
Grants Pass football fans. Irked by
the 7-fl defeat handed their favorite
by the Medford Sigh school football
team, nave started a movement for
another game with the Burghermels
tera. They suggest that It be a post
season affair. The matter has not
been formally presented to the local
school authorities.
There la no possibility of a post
season game with Grants Pass. In
tba first place. It would settle notb
ng. If Grants Pass won it, each
team would have a yctory; If Med
ford won, it would be an empty vie
tory, as the Burghermeslters have al
ready defeated the Cavemen In a
game In which they gained more
yardage and, with any luck, would
have scored at least one more touch
down. Pelicans Also Unconvinced
In the second place, If Grants Pass
was granted another chance to re
deem Itself, the earns courtesy would
have to be extended to Klamath
Falls, who, despite the 21-to-0
trouncing administered last Saturday,
entertain notions they are the better
team.
In the third place, the Southern
Oregon conference schedule, as far
as Medford Is concerned, calls for one
one game each with Its conference
rivals and Its alternating would dis
arrange tba balance of the schedule.
Also Medford has a heavier schedule
and. If any post-season game Is play
ad. It will be for something more
Important than a rehashing of a
Southern Oregon atletlo squabble. .
Courier Tells Situation
The Grant Pass Courier ha the
following to aay on the subject:
"Grants Pass football fans ar now
turning their attention toward a
movement for some post-season
games this year In the Southern Ore
gon conference. The local grldmen
eve come through this year so far
with only ons defeat and that a one
point loss at the hands of the Med
ford Tigers. With a win over Med
ford, the locals would have been cer
tain of a championship, after the ter
rlflo beating they gave Ashland laat
Saturday. Because of the loss of a
champonahlp may be by ons point,
to meet the Cavemen in a game after
the season Is closed. If Grants Pass
takes Klamath Falls, November 0,
the request for a Tiger game wtU
probably become a demand.
"Grant Pass and Medford only
meet onos In the regular oonferenoe
schedule, and a good sized gate could
be expeoted from the rivals meeting
again. The on point lost, would be
before the Cavemen every minute of
the game, and the Tiger would
doubtless want to show that they
could take the locals by more than
an extra pont missed on a conver
sion. The loss was mors of an error
on the part of the Cavemen than
good playing by the Tigers, and if a
gam waa played with a lot at stake,
a return Oavemen-Tlger game cer
tainly should be.
. "Until the season Is ovsr, no plans
ean b formulated, but Orant Pass
rooters are slowly falling In line tor
ome poet-season thrills."
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DETROIT Oregon State's football
team ha a record to protect In Its
clash with Detroit here Thanksgiving
day. The far westemera never have
lost a gam In Michigan. Back
in 1918 they wiped up the field with
a great Michigan State team and In
1929 handed Detroit Its first defeat
In 30 games.
OHIO AGO Big Ten member hare
enjoyed extraordinary suoceas In their
Intersections! game this season. Of
10 games played against eastern,
southern, Big Six and mldweetern
Independent opposition. Big Ten
members $ave won seven, tied two
and lost on.
NEW YORK More trouble seems
to be waiting Fordham and Mew
York university, two of the biggest
disappointment of the eastern cam
paign. Fordham, beaten by Mich
igan Stat and Boston college, now
must play St. Mary's Gaels while
N, Y. U beaten by Colgate and Pur
due, faces George, which usually
playa It best football In the north.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Eddie Casey
might have given his Harvard var
sity a thorough shaking up yester
day except for the fact there wasn't
much to shake. Seven regulars were
so badly battered they couldn't ap
pear for practice, i
EVANBTON, m-it'a all very hard
on tha freshmen, but the scrimmages
against the yearlings sometimes prove
helptul to the scrubs. Northwestern's
second team did better than the regu
lars sgalnst the Frosh yesterday and
a a result Chester Sutton, fullback,
and Roy Auguston, quarter, won part
tlms jobs on ths varsity for Saturday's
game with Ohio State,
CAMBRIDGE If Harvard players
were superstitious, they would have
a hard time being optlmlstlo about
Saturday, game with army. The tra
dition, backed by years of results, Is
that Harvard can't best Army at Cam
bridge and the Cadet pant win at
West Point.
DETROIT With the addition of a
Thanksgiving Day game with Oregon
State, six state and the District of
Columbia aro represented on the Uni
versity of Detroit' schedule this year.
In addition to two Michigan schools
there ar two Pennsylvanlans, Wash
ington and Jefferson and VUlanova,
Oregon, Georgetown from Washington,
D. 0., Holy Cross from Massachusetts,
Marquette from Wisconsin, Loyola of
Louisiana,
OAKLAND, Oal. Five of the Bt.
Mary's football players who ar east
ward bounu for the Fordham game
Saturday saw tictlon two years ago
whsn th Oaelit triumphed over the
Rams. They are Captain BUI Beasley,
who scored the winning touchdown.
Angel, Brovelll, star of tha game,
Emory Rubel, center, and Mike Step
anovlch and BUI Carpenter, guards.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Change In
Georgetown, coaching system was all
bad news for Earls Neale, West Vir
ginia coach. It meant aU the scout
ing that had been done In preparation
for Saturday, game had to be cast
aside and nothing would be known
about what to expect from the Hill
STANFORD UNIVEKB1TT, 0 S 1.,
Nov. 2. (AP) Deaptts two straight
setback to the Stanford university
football machine, the sentiment
"down at the farm" 1 all for Coach
Glenn ("Pop") Warner.
The Cardinals dropped a gam to
U. O. L. A. last Saturday, 18 to 8,
and were on the losing end of a 13-0
game with Southern California the
week previous. But the general feel
ing here la that the two gamea were
lost by breaka against Stanford.
Alfred R. Maaters, graduate man
ager, aald there always ar a few
chronl.1 kicker who criticise a team
whether It wlna or loses.
"We are for Warner, win, loe or
draw," he said.
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SOUTHERN ORBGON NORMAL
SCHOOL, Ashland, Not. 3. (Spl.)
Amid a wild demonstration by a
victory-mad crowd of rallying stu
dent, the undefeated lions football
squad, fresh from a driving 81 to 0
decision over Eastern Oregon Nor
mal, returned here Monday. Work
will begin Immediately In prepara
tion for the next game with Chloo
State Teachers' college of Chlco, Cal.
Harvey Oakes, big first string
tackle, was the only casualty of the
LaOrande encounter. He hurt a leg
and was limping about the campus
yesterday. He will be ready to re
turn to his old place within a few
days.
At prreeent the only other man suf
fering more than the usual share of
bruises and stiffness Is Ho boon's Irish
center, Con Mahoney. He returned
from the east with a touch of in
fection on both arms. He Is under
going treatment and will be fit in
short order, It Is expected.
With almost two weeks to go be
fore the Important tilt with the
Chlco Wildcats In Ashland on Armis
tice day, Hobson Intends to flash his
full strength In the effort to repeat
Inst year's win over the formidable
Invaders.
A victory over the Chlco outfit
ranks in Importance with the suc
cessful turning back of Oregon Nor
mal as the most desired contests to
make the season's work complete.
The Chlco-fl. O. N. S. battle will
mark the 1933 debut of Hobson's great
combination before a home crowd on
a local field. The rambling Sons have
played every one of their other four
games this season away from the
home gounds.
Hobson's new backfleld combina
tion, made up of Claude Hlnes at
fullback; Pal Lancaster and Cliff Mc
Lean, halfbacks, and Al Bradford In
the quarterback role, went through
Its Initial test against collegiate com
petition as a single unit In great
style. Behind a powerful offensive
and defensive line, Hobson's revamped
set of backs rode roughshod over the
best defense Coach Qu Inn's eastern
ers could put Into the field..
With such an array of power the
Sons now loom as the real threat to
the Oregon Normal's supremacy In
non-conference circles of the state.
GATESTO SPEAK
0. . (Popt dates wltl 'address a
meeting In earn Valley tonight and
outline bis principles and policies for
the benefit of the voters In that sec
tion. The meeting will be held In
the Bams Valley school houss, under
the auspices of the Sam Valley
Orange and a large gathering la ex
pected. Before Gates1 talk, Ray Olll,
master of the state grange, will speak
on the measure on the ballot, par
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to grange members.
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IAD' DEER RUNS
AWAY WITH TAG
Wai'L'BFiSH, Mont., Nor. 2. (fp)
If you met a stalwart buck deer
roaming In western Montana woods
with a license tag on his antlers,
stop him. He's officially dead and
the property of a young Whlteflsh
hunter.
aportsmen returned here from the
mountains with the tale today. They
Insisted they got It from the hunter,
but declined to tell his name. Here's
the story:
The hunter dropped the buck with
one shot. On his license he found
Instructions that the attached "deer
tag" must be placed on the carcass
Immediately after the kill. The hunt
er leaned his rifle against a tree, care
fully affixed the tag, and turned to
pick up his rifle.
The buck struggled to bis feet,
snorted, and dashed Into the woods.
The hunter, too amazed to shoot
gain, watched htm go.
FOR
CLASH
KUOErTB, Or., Nor. Ooach
Prink Calllsoa put his Oregon Uni
versity Webfoots throug a stiff prac
tice today In preparation for their
football gam Saturday with the
Orangemen of Oregon State colleg.
The game, a Paclflo Coast confer
ence struggle, will be played at Oor
vallta, a feature of Oregon State'
annual home-coming.
Determined to remedy their weak
ness sgalnst aerial attacks a weak
ness that lost - them their gsme
agtlnst the Vela Bears ths Webfoots
oonoentrated today on building up a
strong defense against passing.
The Oregon squsd will Invad Cor
rallls In good condition. Mike Mlku
lak, the plunging fullback, who 1
also Invaluable at backing up ths
Uns, will be ready to go against Ore
gon stats, hi Inj-red knee having
healed. Stan Koatka, who hurt his
shoulder in the early season game
with Santa Clara, will bt back at half
after an absence of several weeks, and
Bill Morgan, captain, out three weeks
with an Injured hand, will also be
back m the lineup as tackle.
AERIAL PASSENGER
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. (AP) An ad
ditional air passenger service connect
ing the Atlantte and Paclflo coasts
was started today by United Air Lines
and Western Air Express. .
Leaving New York at midnight, pas
sengers will arrive in Chicago the
next morning and In principal west
coast cities early the next morning,
the announcement said. Planes from
the west will depart shortly before
midnight, arrive In Chicago the next
night and New Yprk the following
morning.
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Keep a Good Man On the Job!
nrn "X--R ALPH JENNINGS"
Fald adr.
Yonr Ballot
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1 W. Independent Toters IN 1VF,RY SECTION of Jackson
County, feel that RALPH JENNINGS has made a fearless,
eon rt eons, falthfnt, and efficient sheriff. B ha EARNED
OUT CONFIDENCE.
J In the Interest of SJTICrBNT COUNTY GOVERNMENT and
regardless of this political primary, we feel that RALPH
JRNNINOS la far more qualified for this Important pqat than
those now presenting themselves.
I Wa know then an thonsand of tow In this county, hi both
parties, who believe as we do. Xn fact, w feel the rest ma
jority belleres a w do.
4 Ralph Jennlnca has absolutely, nothing to do with this move
ment to elect him sheriff. Ha has refused to run a an
Independent or to take any part In furthering his own Inter
ests. He has, however, promised to serve If the public so
decides. Therefor, It Is onr LEGAL RIGHT AS VOTERS
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In the "sheriff" section thus
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