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MEDFORD MSIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1932. P2TGE EIGHT S. O. N. S. Point for Title Tilt With Monmouth Normal Friday HOBSON POLISHES DEFENSE TO HOLD REPUTEDATTACK Evenly Matched Teams In Annual Battle at Ashland Backfields Touted for Stirring Performances (By Estill Phlpps.) BODTHERN OREGON NORMAL SCHOOL, Ashland. Not. 17 (Spl.) Howard Bobaon, Soni grid mentor, sunning his machine under full teaa as he applies the finishing touches to the defense which U ex pected to bold the flash attack of Oregon Normal Friday when the two teams meet here to settle title hon ors of Oregon's Normal schools. - Plenty of preparations are being made to assure competent handcuff' lng of Ray Wolfe's sure-fire bsck fleld. The Sons picked up some fine points this week as Hobson pointed out what they might expect from the Monmouth attack and ..Wolfe's three running aces, Scrogglns, Oretsch and Edwards. Fierce Fight Looms. All Indications are that the annual battle will- be a fierce fight between two evenly matched teams. Hobson's layout has swept through to victory fat every tilt except thr first tussle of the season that against the can. fornla Aggies, which resulted in I 13-13 deadlock. The veteran Mon. mouth aggregation has likewise a per feot record exoept for its Initial ex. hlbltlon against the University of Ne vada. Nevada won, 13 to 7, in the last two minutes of play. 8. O. N. 8. triumphed over the Wildcats of Chloo, 14 to 7, last week, and Wolfe's men trimmed the same team earlier In the season, 8-0. BackfleMt Brilliant. With two fine forward walls to carry the heavy work, the game should be filled with brilliant per formanoes by the two backfields. Carrying the brunt of the ball-carry ing duties will be Lanoaster for the Hobson crew and Oretsch for Oregon Normal. Both are triple threaten nd kick over 40 yards repeatedly. Hlnes and McLean do most of the aerial transmitting for Hobson. It was McLean's two perfect passes that were responsible for the win over Ohleo Armistice day. In the line Wolfe will throw his big stars, McKenzle, former all-north-west conference lineman for Wil lamette; Weeden, guard, and his pair .of ends, Gordon and Squires, against suoh veteran 8. O. N. 8. luminaries as "Swede" Anderson, former Med' ford high and Oregon freshman main stay; Mahoney, fiery little 190-pound center: Dwlght Patterson, Anderson's mate at guard, and Sapp, Hobson's big wlngman. Record impress. The season's records for both teams "; Oregon Normal, 7: University of Nevada, 13. . Oregon Normal, 8; Chloo State, 0 Oregon Normal, 10; Cheney (Wash.) Normal, 0. Oregon Normal, 10; Albany College, 0. uregon normal, iv; racing burner- an, u. Oregon Normal, 0; Willamette, 0. S. O. N. 8.. 13; California Aggies, 13. 8. O. N. 8., 30; Paclflo University, 0. 8. O. N. 8., 35; Mumboldt State, 0. 8. O. N. 8., 81; Eastern Oregon Nor mal, 0. S. O. N. S.. 14; Chloo State. 7. While no word has come from Mon- . mouth regarding the starting lineup, Wolfe Is expeoted to use his strong- eat eleven from the start. Starting Lineups, Hobson hss announced his start' lng lineup as: Oonnle Mahoney, con text "Swede" Anderson and Dwlght Patterson, guards; Mike Balkovto and Harvey Oakes, tackles; Prank 6app, and Bud Jones, ends; Claude Hlnes, quarter; Cliff McLean and Al Brad ford, halves, snd Pal Lancaster, full The same offlclala who handled the 6onaPeclf!o game in Medford have been secured for this game. They are Douglas Lowell, referee: Oeorge Mlmnaugh, umpire, and Lynn Jones, head linesman, all of Portland A Sturdy "S.O.N." I""""" 111 vmjkMi '". .,;,( Vs.-' x w i ' K . .; 1 j ""J I'll- r TO F 10 AS Former Oregon Mentor Brings Order Out of Chaos in First Season at Wis consinOthers Also Good MODERN GRAPPLING HELD ROUGH, DRUTAL CLOWNING BALTIMORE, Nov. 17. (AP) Professional wrestling was In danger today of being banned In Maryland as being "nothing but rough, brutal clowning.'1 Denouncing the bouts he saw at a weekly show here Tuesday night, State Senator Joseph L. Donovan who has been "a wrestling fan for thirty years." aid last nleht hs Intends "to nush this thing for all It's worth" at the next session of the state legislature. 1IAHVGV OAKES, lllD-pound first string tackle on the Bouthern uregon Nor:7;r.l su&u, WTtuse 6 feet, 4 inches of height has been a tower of strength in the season's schedule. He will see action Friday against the Monmouth teachers. Fluhrer-s Bakery bowlers took the first game in their match last night with the Office Boys, and tnen suo slded while the Shreve squad rolled off with the two remaining stanzas and the honors in the match, The postofflce crew and Bootery boys bowl tonight. Fluhrer's Bakery. ' i a W. Newland 181 1B O. Lounsberry 188 138 J. Hltzler P. Dunn -T. Naud . Dudley Handicap O. Pumas .. S. Colton . W. White . C. Gave R. Shreve Handicap . , 130 , 180 , 187 180 107 107 138 80 80 . 803 818 Office Boys. 188 137 301 148 88 1 1S1 108 , 160 , 110 , 110 . 180 t 147 148 186 100 147 160 t 140 138 163 100 163 160 708 877 861 KINO COAL Vtnh's Hardest Coal Low In ash Illxh in heat VAI.LEV. FUEL CO. Tel, 78 Teacher Killed In Auto Smashup BEAVERTON. Ore.. NOV. 17. (AP) Crushed In the wreckage of two automobiles, Helen Mills, 30, Reed- ville school teacher, was killed last Wednesday on the highway near here. Police said the girl's car entered the highway from a aide road, colliding with a machine driven oy wiuiam Windells of Dallss. Ore. By Paul Mlckelson, (Associated Press Sports Writer.) CHICAGO, Nov. 17-(P It looks like a tough, dull winter fo the no torious "drug store" coaches of the Big Ten football world. Armed with dynamite, figures and arguments a month ago for bigger and better coaches at their respec tive campuses, the dissenters have been vlcltlmlzed by a series of come backs by their football targets. To day, with the close of the Big Ten season one game away, virtually every coach In the conference seems as. aured of at least another season of master-minding. Situation Today. Wisconsin: In his first season at Wisconsin. Coach Clarence "Doe' Spears has become the most talked of mentor in the conference. Bring- lng order out of chaos, "Doc" led the Badgers to perhaps their happiest season since the championship year of 1013. Only a one-point defeat by Purdue and a tie at Ohio State are against the 1033 record. Illinois: Coach Bob Zuppke, oir to a bad start, has made a great fin ish, to stretch mini Imaginations for 1033. Ohio 8tate: They're still after Coach Sam Wlllaman, hut he and his team are making another great finish, defeating Northwestern and Pennsylvania after- tying Indiana, Pittsburgh and Wisconsin, and losing to Michigan. The Buckeyes also nave learned that It was no disgrace to be tied by Wisconsin and an honor to hold Pitt. Northwestern: Coach Dick Hanley, despite his worst year, Is looking for ward to next season with the whole Wildcat mass solidly behind him. Iowa: Although Iowa alumni have adapted the "Who cares?" attitude, Coach Ossle Soem has made good with a fine finish. His systsm and optimism have renewed Hawkeye hopes for '33. Minnesota: The defeat by Wiscon sin was a bow to Bernte Blerman In his first year, but he's hsd a good season and can crown it Saturday with the thanks of Purdue by de feating Michigan. ' Michigan: Ooaoh Harry Klpke is sitting pretty with a championship within his grasp. Purdue: Coach Noble Klrer is making them forget hie predecessor, Jlmmle Phelan, with one of the best coached teams In football Indiana: There are rumors of dis sension among the Monday morning oo ashes at Indiana but a victory over Purdue Saturday would make the season a great one for the Hooslers and Coach Hayes. Chicago: Everyone close to Coach He explained that it the wrestlers do not "clesn their own house" or If the state athletic commission does not do it he will propose a law either to ban wrestling entirely, or to pro hibit exhibitions of the type he de scribed. "All that's left now for the wrestlers to do," Donovan said, "is to go at each other with axes. Tea, axes! Place an ax in each wrestler's corner snd give him the right to use It. "Why, in one or the matcnes one wrestlsr wss kicked out of the ring three times. The referee wss almost thrown out of the ring. That kind of thlna has to end. I don't want to maxa a pina i out of wrestling. I want It sports msnllks. This kicking, cuffing and punching ought to be stopped. "I'm told that thla thing Is per mltted because the people went It. simnose the people wanted to see murder should we permit it?" Informed of the senator's state ment, Robert Sindall, head of the athletic commission, said, "the only complaint I had against the bouts Tuesday night was that they . were too tame. The crowd doesn't like them tame. As for me, I like them rough, but fair." STOCKS, ACM At the regular meeting of the Active club at the Holland hotel Tuesday evening, Oeorge Henselman, Medford broker, spoke on "investments, Auu-rthea the kinds and history of bonds, stocks, Investment trusts and the transactions of stocks on New York exchange. Mr. Henselman outlined an invest ment program, and said mat one the big things people of today are learning. Is "the necessity of diversi fied holdings and supervision." Ques tions concerning stocks were answered hv him. Charles purgeson was intruuuwu a new member. I RESORT TO FISTS WATROUS TAKES MOST GOLF GOLD PINEHURST, N. O., Nov. 17. (AP) Al Watrous, Detroit, carried the lion's share of gold and glory out of PInehurst today after two days of nlay by professional golf's winter troupers. Wstrous was a member or the win ning team In the best ball prelim. lnary and tied with Al Houghton of Washington, and Henry Flcard of Charleston, S. C, tor first plaoe In the 38-hole -mid-south open. He re ceived 8900 in prize money. Both Watrous and Hougflton fin ished ahead in the individual play with steady rounds of 71 and 73. Jitney Supper At S. Valley Grange Saturday Evening BAMS VALLEY, Nov. 17, (Spl.) Home economics committee of Sams Valley Orange will give a Jitney sup per Saturday night before the lec turer's program, at 6:30 o'clock. The lecturer's program is open to we public and will consist of musical selections on the saw, BUI Vlmont; reporting the evening paper, by a group of men and women; solos, Prank Hansen of Roxy Ann; radio recipes, the McDonough family; reading, Edith Sage; debate, solved: "That the gunnysack Is of more value to the farmer than bal lng wire," by six members; reading, Thelma McKnlght: grange Journal, by Mrs. O. T. Wilson. Rosenbloom Gets Nod Over Lewis BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17 (AP) Msxle Rosenbloom of New York, world's light hesvywelght champion, worked hard for ten rounds here last nljht to take a' ten-round decision from John Henry Lewis. Phoenix. Arizona. PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 17. (AP) Last night's wrestling bout between Ted Thye, Portlsnd heavyweight, and Fat Rellly, Boston, ended in a double foul and was declsred no-contst. It was something new for the wrestling books. Referee Harrington refused to name a winner after Thye and Rellly. In lees than 30 minutes of the rough est kind of rough and tumbla man- maullng did everything to each other but pull up the ring posts and use them for clubs. - The double foul came In the third fall after Rellly had taken the first and Thye the second when Thye dropped his oppo nent with a right hand smash to the stomach. Harrington reached down and raised Rellly's hand in token of victory, but the fighting Irishman wasn't sstlsfled. He Jumped to his feet and hung one on Thye's chin. Harrington then raised Thye's arm. There was a wild scramble for several seconds with both grapplers trying to mix it. but Harrington finally got the men to their corners and declared It no contest. In the special event, boo Miner, ioa pounds, Chicago, defeated Pat Calla han. 164 pounds. Portland, witn an alrnlans soln In the third round. It also was a alambang affair. Fred Maracel, 17S pounds, scap- poose and Dr. Nap de vore, n pounds, wrestled three thrilling rounds to a draw In the preliminary. 1 Faces Murder Charge. SALEM, Nov. 17. (AP) W. H. Baughn, who Sunday night fatally slashed Roy Roblnett at Detroit, faces a first degree murder charge. He was arraigned In Justice court here yes terday and given 34 hours to consult an attorney and enter his plea. Rob lnett died at a Salem hospital about 4 o'clock Monday' morning. Join Wurts Book Club, 81 per year. A suitable Xmas gift. Xmas card and folder given with each membership. Football Injury Fatal For Boy, 12 CAPE MAY. N. J.. Nov. 17. (API Robert Lucker, 13, died last night of a fractured skull receive while playing football last Monday. The boy was Injured as he butted his head against another lad In a line play. ran THE TRUTH ABOUT MATIC PAINS There are msny causes of rheumatism. Hence, no one remedy can core sll esses. 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