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PAGE TWO TkFEPFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1933 L Southpaw Battle Looms in Series Opener ERSWI SALEM HIGH DEFEATS ALUMNI TEAM 6 TO 0 SALEM, Oct. 3 (flj wintermuu crossed the goal line a Salem high won from an lumnl team 6 to 0 In its opening game here Saturday nlghl San Francisco .NfUslons Seattle Real estate or insurance leave TE OF COAST LAOOER to Jones Phone 698. Portland ,, 77 877 Hollywood , 7 80 -70 Sacramento qq 85 -WO Oakland 03 92 -503 clco 81 10 -43S - 79 108 .423 88 11 -383 Trojans To Meet Formidable Cougars Stanford Plays Santa Clara Bears Will Tangle With The Gaels. By Russell J. NewlaniJ (Associated Press Sport Writer) SAK FRANCISCO, Oct. 3. (AP Big gun of far western football will wing into action nert Saturday with ome of the heaviest bombardment of the 1933 aeaaon elated for three California sectors. Southern California' Trojana mere their opening bid for a second sue ceaslv coaat conference championship sgslnst formidable opposition from Washington State's Cougara. Since 1830 when Washington State charged into the top rank by win ning the conference title, the teams eoached by Orln Holllngbery have been respected if not feared by the west' most successful football lead er, Howsrd Jones of U. S. C. Cougara Impresa Washington State's two sppear ancea to date have resulted In one Ided wins over light opposition. The Cougars defeated Whitman. 48-0. and last Saturday won from College of Puget Bound, 80-0. Neither game offered a chance to gauge the true strength of the northern eleven Southern California, however, allow ed real power to take a strong foe Into oamp last week-end by beating Loyola, 18-0. The present Loyola team 1 considered as good.aa last year's squsd which held U. 8, C. to a 6-0 win. While Southern Csllfornla and Wsshlngton State battle In Los Ang eles In the week-ends only confer ence encounter. Stanford and Cali fornia will take on old time and worthy gridiron opponents in their respective "strongholds. Santa Clara Formidable Stanford opened It conference campaign last Saturday with a 8-0 win over the University of California at Lo Angeles Bruins and Its non conference rival thl week, Santa Clara, I expected to prove equally as formidable, if not more so. Two week ago, Santa Clara upset Cali fornia 1-0. and with an open date In between, should be well prepared for coach "Tiny" Thornhlll's sophomore-manned squad. On the strength of II California victory. Santa Clara Will be favored over Stanford. Down In the Berkeley Bowl, Cali fornia will match touchdown drives with St. Mary's Oaels In the one .early seaaon game there that annu ally drawa upwards of 70,000 fans. Last season St. Mary's went Into the contest a favorite but California pulled out with a 13-H tie after hav ing been beaten two weeks esrller by Ssnta Clara, 1J-0, The asm sit uation obtains this yesr and the fighting Bears are conceded a fairly even chsnce despite their setback ot a fortnight ago. o. S. C. nays Gonac Oregon State will face Oomwga in a, clash expected to give further com psrlson on the relative strength of the northwest membera of the con ference. Por Oonnaga, a non-conference team. It makes three tough onea In a row. Two weeks sgo it lost to Washington. 13-0 and laat Saturday to Oregon, H-0. That make Waahlngton and Oregon ap pear somewhat "even up." Oregon Stat rooters look for Just as good a ahowlng. Idaho, beaten laat week by Waah lngton, 8J-8, meet Whitman, and Montana, which lost to Oregon State, 30-0, take on Carroll. Oregon has easy opposition In Columbia. In a Friday night game, U. O. L. A, will entertain Utah University, ISOlllZER HE FOR TROPHY AT LOCAL TRAPS The Ashland Invitational shoot ! held st the Medford dun club j grounds Sunday, waa well attended and was much enjoyed. However, owing to th fact that several of the ! Ashland runners were out deer hunt ing, and through other unavoidable occurrences the Ashland club mem bers were unable to be on hand as expected. It Is plsnned to hold an other shoot In their honor at a later date. The special avent for th Wood Challenge trophy ended In a tn with Elmer Wilson and Geo. Jantaer each scoring 34x39. H. Crolsant, who was the holder of the trophy was un able to defend his title successfully. In the practice event S. O. Men- I denhall waa high with 49x30. Men denhall and L. R Flcxard each turn ed In 39 straight. The Skeet commute report that work will commence thla week level ing th ground In preparation for the Installation of th Skeet traps. It Is expected that the lay-out will be oompleted In about two weeks. The equipment Is of the Istest typ and when th Installation la completed th Medford club will hsve one of th best trapshootlng and Skeet plants In the country. j The score for th Wood Challsnge j trophy I i NEW LOCATION Roy Beamon, formerly with C. F.. dales Alllo Co., and New Way Canute, will do repair work In Murk's Oarage on 8. Riverside, back of Western Auto Supply Co. mrm in, ,1, mi ,n it I I J """ '" A jr vp1rtt J ' ltJ i't " .sW7 X" J ''j ": ii m-AvJ- 41'; :-fM ; Prospecls are that two of the gumr s greatest left-honilers will tie lip In the opening game of the world series Oct. 8 at the Polo Grounds In New York, rarl llubbell (lelt), the noted "screw ball" specialist from Oklahoma, virtually Is certain to foe the rubber for the New York (Hants. National ledx'io champions, while a majority of experts favor Enrl Whitelilll fright) to do the honors for the Washington Senators of the American league. In the background Is a view of the Polo Grounds where the first two games of the scries are scheduled. Elmer Wilson . Oeo. jantzer .... Clarence Eods Sid Newton 31 H. Crolsant ......... 31 Sam Jennings 30 At 90 practice: S. O. Mendenhall. ...... 49 Ed Lamport 49 H. Crolsant 46 Oeo. Jantzer ..................... 45 John Perl 49 3111 Bates r. E. Daniels ... At 35 practice: L. R. Plckord (pro.).. Elmer Wltson Jas. P. Moore Ralph Oreen . O. O. Alenderfer Everett Brayton Jerry Jerome ...... any Plummer .... J. C. Thompson ... - 33 33 31 ... 19 . 19 ... 18 Br the Associated Prcus fits months of Pacific Coast league baseball came to ft quiet end yester day, with only the double trimming of the champion Lot Angelea, and the elevation ot Portland to second place to enliven the final day of the 1933 season. A 8-3 victory over Ban Francisco enabled Lou Angeles to finish the season six and one-half games ahead of Portland, despite Its double Sun day beating by the Seals, 7-6 and 3-1. Jimmy Zlnn subdued the Angel sluggers with seven blows In the opener, while his, mates landed on Miller and Ballou for 13. Ballou stayed in the seraph box and came off second best in a tight pitching tussle with Curt Davis tn the night cap. Each granted only four hits. Los Angeles won the series, 4-3. Portland finished with a rush to win all three week-end games from Seattle, coming oit ahead 3-3 Sat urday and 15-4, o-3 yesterday. The week-end cleanup gave the Beavers the scries 6-3 and sent them one game ahead of Hollywood. Oakland concluded Its season suc cessfully with a double triumph at Sacramento yesterday. 8-1 and 4-1. attr dropping the Saturday game to the Senators, 8-8. Tha was Sacra mento's only victory in the 7-game series. Lefty Joiner limited the sol ons to eight safeties In the Sunday morning game at Stockton. Wee Willie Ludolph followed with B-hlt tossing In the afternoon. Final standings: Club W. L. Pet. 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