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MEDFORD MATTj TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1932.
LENHART INSISTS
IN FRIDAY'S FIGHT
Denny Leah art, gunt puncher,
who meet Leo Lomskl In the main
event on the Armory ring card here
tomorrow night, hu raised objection
to possibility of a draw decision
and wants the boxing commlaslon
to name two Judges to aid the ref
eree In determining the winner
should honors be close in the ached
uled elx-round fistic argument. ,
The big ex-gob declares he will
do his utmost to knock Leo out,
and falling that hopes to pile up
sufficient points to earn a clear
cut decision, and the winner's 00
per cent of the puree. However,
he knows Lomskl's ability to absorb
punishment with a nonohalant air
and how this ability makes an op
ponent look bad.
The boxing commission. Fred
Frlckson, chairman, Tom Enrlght,
Jerry Jerome. Dr. A. F. Kresse, P.
O. Blgbara and Larry 8c hade, will
consider Lenhart's request and reach
s decision before the gong sends
th gladiators away tomorrow ere
nlng.
Other matches on the card arrang
ed by Mack LUIard, local promoter,
are engaging nearly equal Interest
with the main event. Battling
Owens, Prospect protege of Dewey
Hill, win take on Terry Klleen, slug
ging highway worker, and Herb
White, pride of Butte Fails will en
gage Bd Cadena. Los Angeles flash.
In a pair of six round bouts which
are touted to please the most crit
ical fans.
Aa a curtain-raiser, Roy Hants,
Phoenix cotr.sr and Roecoe Stewart,
Ashland hopeful, will swap socks for
six rounds or less.
A BIT OVERDRAWN
' TU08ON, Arte., Dee. . W) In the
oity wnere aoutnern California de.
feats of other years have been Blot
ted, Coach Hunk Anderson rallied his
influenca-strlcken Notre Dame squad
or rootoeij players for two more work'
outs today in final preparation for
tneir fame at boa Angeles Saturday,
Shrouded In secrecy and the cloak
of their mentor's gloom, the Ramblers
set about the task or what their fol
lowers hope will result In another
sensational triumph over Coach How
ard Jones' Trojans, unbeaten In 18
starts.
' Despite Anderson's adverse remarks,
the team seemed to be In fair con
dition and more than passingly en
thvislastle about Its chances.
TO
. COLUMBUS. O., Do. . () A
president of the National Association
of Professional Baseball leagues, in
vested with sufficient power to en
force several revolutionary changes
In the national pastime, as It la play
ed In the minor circuits, will be
named today at the annual conven
tion of that group.
Snterlng the fifth day of the con
ference designed to produce curealla
for the minor leagues, the magnates
must push aside Individual gather
ings and other unfinished business to
take up the consideration of pro
posed legislation having an Import
ant tearing on baseball In general.
Thia Includes a long list of rec
ommendations to again place minor
league baseball on a paying basis.
Old Stateville
All Agog Over
Big Grid Game
JOLIBT. 111.. Dec tUP The
oollege spirit la running high again
at stateville, horns of Illinois con
victs. The prison authorities have con
sented to have an all-atar prison
football eleven meet the squad
from Cabery, III, December 3.
Msrty Durktn, who became eligible
sy slsylng a federal agent, la to
slay at tackle.
Tommy Xvers, manager, Is opti
mistic. He ssld:
"They can't Impair the eligibil
ity of any of my men by proving
them honest, and there's no
chance of losing anyone by grad
uation before the big game.
BOWLING
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R. Slngier 101 180 139 394
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Practices every afternoon at the
high school gymnasium art putting
the Texaco semi-pro basketbsll team
In shape for seaaon'a schedule which
will Include msny outstsndlng teams.
I Texaco will go Into action against
the University of Oregon super-var
slty on December 31 and Is lining up
! games with the local high school, the
Southern Oregon Normal quintet, and
upstate semt-pro teams. The cham
pionship team In the Dubuque, Iowa,
city league Is touring the coast In
February and la negotiating for a
game with the Oilers.
Sam Cotton, manager for the team,
has lined up some of the cream or
the local baaketball crop Just out or
high school and Includes on his roster
Archie Lalng. Bob Dletrtck. Virgil
Swanaon, George Harrington,' Odd
Hughes, Sandy Weatergreen, Roan
Oreen, Herm Newland, Lee Franks.
Ivan Harrington and Clare Williams.
Jack Caldwell and Wilton White may
sign up to play with Texaco.
Grants Paas and Klamath Falls In
dustrial league teama are probable
opponents on this winter's program,
with possibilities of a northern In
vasion to plsy upstate teams.
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Bolstered by two members of psst
all-state' teams, the University of
Oregon super-varsity bsaketball team
will Invade Medford for a three-game
series December 30, 31 and 33.
The collegians will plsy Coach Bur.
gber's high school five on the first
and third dates, and the Texaco semi
pro quintet on the 31st on the high
school floor.
Listed on the roster of the Web-
foots will be Chuck Clay and Bud
Tnomas, former Medford high players
Bob Kitchen of Salem, twice selected
an all-state forward, Don Slegmund
and Sanford, also of Sslem, the latter
an all-state guard last winter.
"FLYING DUTCHMAN" HAS
COLLEGE COACH JOB HOPE
JUNIOR (WEN
Two victories over rival class quln'
teta this week gave the Junior class
at Medford high school the cham
plonjhlp In the Intramural calendar
juat run off. They captured the hon-
ore by defeating the sophomore five
Tuesday night, after having beaten
the seniors, 17-7, the night before.
The seniors went to the oellar noal-
tlon by losing a 17-18 tray to the
sophomores laat night.
Coach Dsrwln Burgher will probably
Issue his osll for the high school
squad the first of next week, picking
the outstanding players from the class
gnmes.
The championship Junior sausd In
cluded Brown, Curtis, Grove, Ohe
lerdt. Stewart, Sleeter, Forncrook.
Ritchie, Atklna, Kimball, Howard,
Vandever, Hlnman, Randies, Hober,
Andrews, Fowler, Stlneon Senator,
Nellson and Glem.
The senior teem was comnosed of
Bison, qulsenberry, Colbsugh, Dave
Lowry. Hotell. Trill, Paxton, Cowden.
Hlgglns, while the aophomores In
cluded Luman, Kunzman, Williams.
Liggett. Dudley, Severson, Lusk, Ct
tlnger, Vern Campbell, Kuehnle, Her
ron, Ayres, Clifford, Oobe, Gale and
Doty.
FIVE IRE YEARS
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8 (flV-How-ard
Harding Jonee. one of the na
tion'! leading football strategists, bad
s new contract at the University of
Southern California today.
Troy's head man signed yesterday
for five more years, which with the
year remaining on his old contract, '
will carry blm through the 1938 grid
season. I
' While no salary was divulged In the !
announcement, It wat assumed It
was. approximately 113.000.
Jones' teams have won or tied ror (
the Pacific Coast conference cham-,
plonshlp on six occasions. In that :
period tivy won 72 games, lost 10
and tud two.
4-
0ORVALLI6. Ore., Deo.
Head Football Coach Paul J. Sohlssler
of Oregon State college, who returned
mr yesieraay rrom tne east, ex-j
nrat-wl fwcmtt nvr th rvAlt7ruMrm nf
Coach Pop Warner at Stanford. At
the same time Schlssler dented rumors
he had been offered and was con
sidering a coaching btrth at Ford
ham university, to succeed Major
Cavenaugb, reigning.
Bchlasler left shortly after his ar
rival for Los Angeles, with Carl A.
Lodell, graduate manager, and H. S.
Rogers, chalmaa of the board ef con
trol at Oregon State, to attend the
Pacific Coast conference meeting.
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VP) Earl -Dutch" Clark, all-Amerlcan
quarterback at Colorado college In
1938, and twice selected on all-Amerlcan
teams aa field leader of tbe
Portsmouth, o., Spartans In the na
tional professional league, probably
has played his lsat game of football.
Tne "Plying Dutchman" waa hard
at work today getting his Colorado
college basketball team in readlnesa
for the opening of another Rocky
Mountain conference campaign, after
leading Portsmouth to a 10-0 win
over Oreen Bay last Sunday, thia
victory assuring the Spartans of at
leaat s tie for the title.
Clark played 14 gamea with Ports
mouth this season and waa generally
acclaimed the best player In the cir
cuit. He intends to enter the col
lege coaching ranks next fell and will
negotiate for a football Job thia win
ter. Clark had Interesting comment m
a point widely debated whether tbe
college or pro play-ire have the finer
competitive spirit.
"Spirit? Why. I believe we had aa
much spirit on that Portsmouth team
as I ever saw on sny college team.
I don't believe sll the pro teems had
It, but we beat them with It. we
were keyed up for Oreen Bay last
week aa much as any college team
ever la for a homecmlng with a tra
ditional foe."
The beat tackle Clark has ever seen
Is described by him as:
"Csl Hubbard, the Oreen Bay
tackle, who came from Oeneva ool
lege. ...
"Why, he's six feet two, weighs 36J,
and believe It or not, la very fast.
I've seen him on defense start
through the line snd shove It en
tirely OUt of DOsltlon. He mint, h
38 now. but b Is all man, and I've
never seen a better football player."
FOR ABE KAPLAN
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dee. 8. (jp
Abe Kaplan, 311 pounds, scored a
lucky victory over Oeorge Nelson.
191, .here laat night, after the latter
had held the uper hand throughout
their fast wrestling- bout, anri mv.
had won a fall, with Kaplan re
clining on the mat and Nelson about
to leap upon him, Kaplan let go
With hOth fAAfc MWhtna M.tun 4n
the mld-groln and rendering him
ucipieBs. neieon, aimetic rrainer and
wrestling coach of Utah state col
lege, who loofcMf anrf atH t.1u
of a finished wrestler, toor: the first
ran in 41 seconds with a crotch ana
half-nelson. Kanlatn mn t.h
ond fall In 33 minutes, 60 seconds.
with a series at rabbit punches, fol
lowed by a flying wlnglock. The
third fall wen to Kaplan In 7 mln
utea. 30 seconds, with a place kick.
Cbarlea Santen. 310 pounda, de
feated Al ' Perlers, 330, In a man
mauling atruggle.
Curley Wooda. 146, won on a foul
over Spike Ashby, 147, Is the preliminary.
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