MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1932.
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ni to completely covered that be
vu generally downed In hie tracks.
In the last half he brought the ball
back 25 yard. There were two men
on him all through the game. Med
ford'e passing game worked well In
the first half, but collapsed In the
second half. Meaford'a tackling usu
ally deadly, was also Ineffective.
Medford met a better team and was
bested. They can't win them all.
Ewn the bete squads lost a game
now and then. The defeat should not
dishearten.
The statistics on the game were as
follows, and tell it all:
I Jeff.
Total yardsge. scrim......,.-..198
Yards lost, scrimmage 24
Forward passes attempted.. 11
Forward passes Incomplet
ed Forward passes Intercepted 1
Total yardage, passes.- 74
Total yardage passes, scrim
mage 272
First downs, scrimmage
Plrst downs. pec-.ltles 1
First downs, pusses: 4
Totsl first downs...
Thls new angle thrusting itself
into the Democratic drive for speedy
changing of the prohibition laws was
maao anown oy Representative Haw-
ley or uregon. ranking Republican
on the waye and means committee.
House members from wine vmv.
Ing and consuming states, Including
Number scrimmage plays...
Number of klckoffa..
Average length klckoff 37
Average klckoff returns 13
Number of punts....- 9
Yardage of punts T.292 I
Average length of punts.. 32.3
Yardage of punt returns..- 41
Average punt returns 4.1
Number punts blocked 0
Penalties against - - 4
Yardage lost penalties....- 20
Ball lost on downs.... 0
Fumbles 1
BEER TAX ALONE
EFFICIENT FOR
REVEE NEEDS
(Continued from Pag One)
New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan and Missouri, prob
ably will make up the bloc They
already toavt been promlaed an equal
bearing with beer advocate.
Herlnge on liberal teat Ion of Vol
stead provision begin December 7,
with some brewers prepared to ask
that beer be distributed both In bot
tles and barrels.
August A. Busch, of Annheuser
Busch, Inc., St. Louis, responding to
an Inquiry, held that congress should
not attempt to control distribution
"Inasmuch aa any act passed by con
gress on this subject can relate only
to non-intoxicating beer under the
constitution." He added that regu
lation la a state function and that
congress should limit Utself to de
termining the alcoholic content and
fixing taxes.
Sale of bottled beer at hotels, clubs,
restaurants and lunch rooms with
meals and In grocery, department,
drug and other retail stores by bottle
or case for home consumption was
suggested by Edward Landsberg, pres
ident of the Blatz Brewing company,
Milwaukee.
William L. Goetc, president of the
M. K. Ooeta Brewing company, Chi
cago, favored 3.75 per cent beer by
weight to be sold as near beer now
Is through "ordinary channels" and
"without sales restrictions which us
ually are made to surround the sale
of Intoxicating liquor. Saying 3.75
beer was non-Intoxicating in fact, he
held this method of selling In bottles
or by draught would produce high
revenue and keep the price "within
the reach of all."
The Weather.
Oregon: Fatr'ln east portion and
cloudy In west portion tonight and
Saturday; no change in temperature;
gentle to moderate changeable winds
offshore.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 35. (AP)
Proponents of a change In the federal
liquor Uws today drew support from
Senator Hastings, Delaware Republi
can and long a supporter of prohibi
tion, who announced he not only
would vote to submit a repeal amend
mentr but would Introduce a bill to
withdraw national enforcement from
states which do not co-operate In I
carrying out the prohibition laws. !
Hastings said, however, be would
not support wine and beer legislation.
Regardless of what action congress
takes towards repeal, Hastings said he
would Introduce In the coming short
session a bill to provide that no
federal money shall be used to en
force the Volstead act In stntes that
do not provide for the enforcement of
the eighteenth smendment.
"My proposal," he added, "leaves
the states to do Just exactly as they
please with respect to the liquor
question."
Hastings said the recent announce
ment attributed to the governor of
California that he would pardon those
convicted of violating the state en
forcement law "demonstrates the ne
cesslty of rome drastic action to pre
vent the conflict between a federal
and state law from becoming more
I ridiculous."
M'EWAN CAN HELP
WORCESTER, Mass., Nov. 35. p)
A preliminary hearing on the bill in
equity of Captain John J- McEwan
for an injunction to restrain the
trustees of Holy Cross college from
Interfering with his duties as coach
of the football team was opened in
superior court tocUy and after an
hour of discussion, was suspended
until counsel can get college offic
ials to the court to show cause why
the preliminary injunction should
not be granted.
Counsel for Captain McEwan re
cited how Important It Is for Captain
McEwan to act as coach of Holy Cross
in the game with Boston college to
morrow, saying ills reputation as s
coach is at stake If he is not rein
stated following his suspension by
the college on November 9. Counsel
for the college came to court to argue
law why an Injunction should nji
be granted, and Judge Winfred Whit
ing Indicated that In the absence
of evidence to the contrary, the alle
gations In the bill of complaint
should be taken as they were recited.
Chrysanthemum Thimble club.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, will give 4
social dance, bazaar and card party,
Monday evening. November 28, after
regular business session. Refresh
ments. Members and friends invited.
Fumbles recovered 3 0
Ball lost on fumblee 0 1
Times Ttl. Aver.
Car'd Yds. Yds. Per
Jefferson Ball Advd. Lost Play
Individual Yardage.
Woodman 13 , 85 0 8 3
Pransen 33 8fl 16 35
Heimbucher 4 17 4.3
Herbert I 26 3d
penn 144
Totals
Medford
fly.fel
n n v
Flchtner
so lea 24
Times Ttl. Aver.
Car'd Yds. Yds. Per
Ball Advd. Lost Play
Ad' 10. .
h at 14 1.2
9 7 0.1
Totals .
J7 45 36
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Launching a puzzling offensive. Jef
ferson high school defeated a fight
ing Medford eleven, 33 to 0, In their
football game here yesterday, to lace
for the second successive year the
mythical state championship. . By an
Identical score Jefferson last year a
feated MaTShfleld In the Thanksgiving
day game.
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tage of the all but perfect football
weather brisk but clear to see one
of the fastest games plsyed here this
sesson.
Tigers Show Flash.
Held by a strong Medford wall for
some time sfter the game opened.
Jefferson broke through to march
from mldfleld by end runs, laterals
and line plunges and score their first
touchdown near the end of the first
period. The second period was score
less as Medford turned back each
Jefferson threat.
After Medford lost the ball on their
own 49, attempting unsuccessfully
to make a yard on fourth down, Jef
ferson kicked to the Medford 10. Gll
insky, Medford halfback, fumbled on
a running play and Jefferson recov
ered on the Medford 5. Three plunges
at center netted but three yards,
then Heimbucher skirted right end to
score standing up.
Later In the third period Medford
tried a pass from their own 11. Jones
of Jefferson Intercepted and romped
12 yards to score.
Jeff scored twice more in the final
period, once on a 60-yard drive
through center from the Medford 4.
A Medford fumble, recovered by VI
ken, Jeff guard, on the Medford 26,
started the final scoring drive. On
the very next play Hergert twisted
through center, shook off the sec
ondary and scored. Jefferson con
verted three of the five tries for
points after touchdowns.
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