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o irEDFOKD MAIL TRTBITNT:, rF!DPOT?D; OKEGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1933. PAGE m"E TILT FEATURES SATURDAY BILL So. California Sees Distinct Threat in Washingtons 0. S. C. Plays Gonzaga Oregon Meets Columbia SAN rBANCISCO. Oct. 6. (API Unbeaten since they fell before St. YMary'a early in the season of 1931, .th University of Southern California Trojans, football champions of the Pacific Coast conference, face their first Berlous threat of 1933 when they meet the Washington State College Cougars at Los Angeles tomorrow. This contest, rated a stiff test of the Trojans' title prospects this year. Is the lone conference clash of the week-end, sli other member teams will face non-conference opposition and two, the University of Montana and the university oi nuiuugwu, will remain idle. Trnlunt Favored. Known strength in every regular position, plus s, great array or poien- man.nnwr in reserve, has estab lished the Trojans as favorites to inaugurate tneir coniercntc k"ju with a win. Captain Ford Palmer at end, Aaron Rosenberg at guard. Homer Griffith at fullback and "Cot ton" Warburton at quarterback are stars who will lead Coach Howard mn In hflttle. The Univeralty of California will square oft against St. Mary s ai Ber keley tomorrow in a traditional bat tle which holds the Interest of Ssn rranclsco bay region fans. Rroncos Meet Cards. Another bay region contest will bring the Santa Clara Broncoa and h. mnnfnrd Unlversltv Cardinals to gether In Stanford stamum. teams have wins this season over first rste opposition, Santa Clara having beaten California. 7 to 0, nd Stan ford having taken the measure of the University of California at Los Angeles, 3 to 0. The game Is rated s toss-up. In an after-dark conteat at Los Angeles tonight, the U. C. L. A. Bruins will tackle the University of Utah In what they hope will be a breather after last week's hard tussle with Stanford. The Bruins ate favored. O. S. C. Has Tougti 6f the northern -:. Oregon State college, under In l .' coach, Lon Stiner, faces the sc'ifeai assign ment in meeting the Build -ii of Gon zaga. The game will furn.Mi .-. yard- stick to measure conlereivf jirength, for the Bulldogs have ber. beaten by the University of Oregon and the Uni versity of Washington already this year. Completing the program for confer ence teams, Oregon will face Colum bia, and the University of Idaho will take the field against Whitman col lege, In a pair of gamea rated as "easy" for the circuit members. Lost Ten Spot Is Carried Home by Smart Retriever CODY. Wyo., Oct. 6 (AP) Fred Garlow has tangible reason to be lieve his Chesapeake retriever la some dog. Garlow lost a ten dollar bill while shopping. He searched for it without suc cess, but next morning when he went to leed the dog there was the animal carefully guarding the bill after carrying It home. Garlow had trained the dog to pick up anything he dropped. GOLD UP 17 CENTS ON TODAY'S QUOTE WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. (AP) To day's newly mined gold price was an nounced by the treasury as 31.73 an Increase of 17 cents an ounce as com pared with yeaterday's quotation. DEBT OF NEPHEW'lS REMEMBERED IN WILL SALEM, Mass. (UP) Miss Laurs P. Bryant. In her will, didn't forget her nephew. "I give and bequeath to my nephew, Charles Bryant," the will read, "the 3 that he owea me." Robbery Hoax Fatal " Mr Stars in Sons Lineup i t ii . f i r -art I 7 I ! if ' l - " SjT FVGITT J WARD HOWSUU - ErVD ?J w - ir Pari f if TTnivrltv arrived tOdV for their annual clash with the SONS eiiiii.i 4til 1Vik Snm u'nn Itat year at Med ford. 20-0. but that was aeainat a crippiea ana no moralised Badger team. Thia year Ansa Cornell, new Pacific coach, w-i , r Mihal1 Uiiugn iiir gitrnvraij nun; "I talent ever assembled at the northern school a full lineup of veterans, every, one a letterman will start the gam. That Is not all. They have seven more veterans In reserve 18 in all. Howard Hobson's Sons will use HI lta veterans seven In the starting lineup If Anderson's foot Is In condi tion. Otherwise McLain. Eugene re cruit, will start. The teams are even in weight and both exceptionally fast. KilllU, McKeel, Ruconlch and McKeel in the Pacific backfleld are all sprint ers as well as veterans, as Is Par berry at right end. Elmer Brown, ex -Oregon star, Lan caster and Bradford are speed mer chants for the SONS. Both Cutchfleld and Corrlgan are triple threat urtlsts (or Pacific as are Lancaster and Brown for 8ons. Cutchfleld onc played under Hobson In Washington and the Sons coach knows only too well his i ability. It Is his fourth year as regu lar fullback at Pacific the outatand- ing plunger In the Northwest Confer ence. Coach Hobson todsy refused to pre dict anything but a hard ball game, with the team getting the breaks the probable winner. "They will be as tough as Monmouth. They beat Co lumbia last week and with a bagful of tricks, along with hard football. We have worked hard the last two weeks and should give them a close game. It should be a real thriller." The clash Is scheduled for a p. m. Saturday at the Ashland high school field, Ashland. 1 Heating costs can be reduced Poi complete nesting service call Art Sohmtdll 4181662 Ted and Evelyn schrader's Dsnr Studio open every Thursday at the Arm-try. Phone 278-J. FAST USES ARRIVE FOR RACING MEET AT LOCAL FJ Eighteen fast horses, alt thorough breds, have arrived from Portland at the Jackson county fair grounds Just south of town for the two-day racing event Saturday and Sunday afternoons, starting promptly at 1:30 o'clock. The racing events, which will be interspersed with musical events as well as other entertaining lea tures, are being sponsored by the Southern Oregon Jockey club. Announcement was made yester day afternoon that several local horses will also be entered In the different events, aa welt as thorough breds fpom Orsnu Pass, Ashland and the Sparrow stables. An excel letn program has been outlined for both Saturday and Sun day afternoon, and large crowds of southern Oregon and northern California folk are expected to be la attendance. Through an error, a recent Issue of the Mall Tribune stated that toe races were being put on by the Med ford Riding academy. Instead of the Southern Oregon Jockey club, aa organization of valley riders, Dance, Lake Creek Orange ha'.l, Saturday night. Butte Palls orches tral estate or insurance- leave to Jones, Phone 098. For Ward Week Only! CONNIE THAHONEY - CENTEf HAROLD ANDRSON-6UAflO Here are some of the aces Coach Howard Hobson of the Southern Ore. (on Normal school will toss Into the battle with Paci:!s University Sat urday, on Ashland high school field, Ashland.- The game will start at ip.ii. Football Schedule Oct. 7 FOOTBALL EAST . 1933 Teams Place Score. Brown vs. Rhode Wand Provlflt ;ic-. 19- 0 Csrnegle Tech vs. Temple Plttsburnl ,. 7 Colgate vs. St. Lawrence Haml) 6 41- 0 Columbia, vs. Lehigh New I :lt ....41- 0 Cornell vs. Richmond Itlia. a ..27- 0 Dartmouth vs. Vermont H. nc tf . 32- 0 Fordham vs. Muhlenberg New York Harvard vs. Bates Cambridge ........ Penn State vs. Lebanon Vai State College 27- 0 Princeton vs. Amherst Princeton , 22- 0 Rutgers vs. Providence.. J....N. Brunswick - - 8 Army vs. Virginia Mil. i.- - west Point ........ Navy vs. Mercer Annapolis Yale vs. Maine New Haven . WEST California vs. St. Mary's Berkeley H-U Csllfornla Tech vs. Redlands............Pasadena 0- 6 Oregon vs. Columbia (Portland)........Eugene ....-.........-......-.-... Pomona va. Santa Ana.... Claremont ............-..........-. San Jose vs. San Francisco Thr .San Jose . la- 0 U. S. Calif, vs. Washington State Los Angeles -. ............20- 0 Stanford vs. Santa Clara Stanford H- 0 Chlco State vs. Sacramento chico 0- 7 mm MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. . (P)--A Uni versity of Minnesota representative was en route to Columbus, Ohio, to dsy to present the William Bevan eligibility case to a Big Ten com mittee. Bevan, expected by coaches to be a regular Oopher guard this season, reoelved a falling mark In a course In 1932 while a student at the Uni versity of Oregon. PARALYZED ARMTAILS TO HANDICAP PITCHER PAWTUCKET, R. I. (UP) Norman Chsmpagne, 13, right-handed pitcher, whose left arm Is psrslyzed, has won 13 successive games for the Pswtucket Boys' clubs. Despite his crippled arm, he Is one of the best hitters on the tesm, hav ing a record of 24 hits In S3 times at bat, for an average of .463. BIRDIES NO GOOD IF FOE SHOOTING ACES PITTSBURG (UP) For two suc cessive Sundays' Bob Ottke. Pitts burg Field club, made birdie two's on the lth hole of the course. Each time a fellow golfer won the hole by an ace shot. The third Sunday Ottke played on a Louisville course, where he again made a birdie on a short pax-three hole. 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