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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1933)
"MTTDFfVRD MATL TRTBUXE. rEDFORD. OREGON", FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1933. PAOE FIVE IN GOOD SHAPE FOR HARD GAME Invaders Strength Veiled j New Faces Will Be Seen in Locals' Starting Lineup j Kunzman at Half (By Harold Grove) j Two football combinations. Med-, ford and Crescent City, will clash on Van Scoyoc Held tomorrow after noon. Klckoff time la aet for 3 o'clock, and from the first crouch of flying forma until the final punch there will be plenty of fireworks. The Medford team, under the In spirational leadership of Coach D. K. i Burgher, la recognized as among the outstanding squads of the state. The line will have an average weight of 165 pounds and the backfleld will average 165 pounds. Men In Good Shape The boys have been practicing hard ' all week on fundamentals and are In good shape for the game. Last week they went to Roseburg all cocked to beat the Indians badly, but they came back with a one-point victory. However, Medford pushed the ball several tlmea to the Rose burg five-yard line, and a touchdown was squeezed from their grasp be cause of a penalty. Two yeara ago crescent City Jour neyed to Medford to poke around wlt.h the little Tiger. The Tlgera opened up with a series of end runa and terrific line smashes to win, 33 to 0. The game was hard fought throughout. San Kunzman, the Tiger ball car rying back, who was an understudy last year at end, will probably make his debut Saturday at left half. Stan, a 146 pounder, has been showing a lot of speed and driving power. The first week out for practice Kunz man worked up a "Charley .horse" in his right leg and was out of practice two weeka. Tommy White, a veteran of two seasons, will be In the lineup at quarter. Tom has developed into an excellent punter and Is rated ex ceptionally meaty on backing up the Une. Bill Bates, fullback, the star of last Saturday's Invasion of Roseburg, will not be In the lineup because of an Injured back sustained 'in the game. Lloyd Hammack, center, was Injured also at Roseburg. He was trying to break through the Indians' line and received an Injured knee. Keith Es tea. tackle. Is still out of practice. Keith received a very badly wrench ed knee In the Weed high school game two weeka ago. Crescent Strength Unknown No definite information has been received as yet as to the true status of the Crescent City team.. How ever, the Callfornlans nave always come to Medford with a good scrappy bunch of ball players. The starting lineup for the Med ford tam will show that a lot of the boys that have been starting the games will be left to warm the benches. The probable atartlng lineuj: Medford Medford: Bennett, left end: Kin dred, left tackle; Baker, left guard: Stewart, center: Prentice, light guard; Shaw, right tackle; Hlnman. right end; Brown, left halfback; Kunzman, right halfback; White, quarterback: Lewis, forward. Substitutions: Medford Pierco, Knrri, Ohelardl, Severson, Fowler, Clebhardt, Ollinsky, Dlfford, Sim mons. Hammack, Bates, Kuehnle and Kroschell. THREE COMICS AT ROXY TOMORROW Stuart Erwln, Fred Kohler and Ray mond Hatton are featured In the Zane Grey story, "Under the Tonto Him.'" which will be shown on tne Eoxy theater scren tomorrow. Erwln plays the role of the dumbest round-up man a western ranch owner ever chased eff the plains. He gets into scrape after scrape branding the steers with a waffle iron chipping the boss, instead of the cows, to the s torkyartfs putting alum, Instead of salt, in the feed box. 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Football Schedule Oct. 14 Teams Colgate vs. Rutgers Columbia v. Virginia Dartmouth vs. Bates Ford ham vs. West Virginia Harvard vs. New Hampshire . Lehigh vs. Johns-Hopkins ..... Manhattan vs. Georgetown Penn vs. Franklin-Marshall , Pittsburgh vs. Navy Princeton va. Williams Syracuse vs. Ohio Wesleyaa Army vs. Delaware ...... Yale vs. Washington and Lee - New Haven Lt-NTKAL Illinois vs. Wisconsin Champaign Indiana vs. Notre Dame ,, Rionrntngtrm , Iowa State vs. Nebraska Ames Marquette vs. Mississippi Michigan vs. Cornell Mich. State vs. Illinois Wes. . Minnesota vs. Purdue Missouri vs. Kansas State ..... Northwestern vs. Stanford Ohio State vs. Vanderbilt Xavler vs. Carnegie Tech Cincinnati ............. 0-T5 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado vs. Colorado Mines -...Boulder .. .....,........ 31-0 Denver vs. Utah State Denver Montana va. Washington State......Ml6soula 0-31 N. Dakota St. vs. S. Dak. State Fargo .... ... 12-6 Utah vs. Brlgham Young Salt Lake City 29-0 Wyoming vs. Montana State Laramie 13- FAR WEST California vs. Olympic Club Berkeley 22-6 Oregon State vs. Qonsaga Corvallis 19-16 San Diego vs. Pomona San Diego 13-0 U. S. C. vs. St. Mary's Los Angeles Washington; vs. Oregon Seattle 0-0 Whitman vs. Whit worth Walla Walls PHFARiNT mm iiiliiummi ui-iiuum - T OPEN SUNDAY FORjll55! SEVENTEEN DAYS With the opening of the pheasant season Sunday morning a half hour before sunrise, which will be 6:45 o'clock, the game division of the state police today reminded valley hunters that the area near Shady Cove auto camp, where the refuge Is located, will not be open to hunters. "No hunting" signs have been erected about- that district in order that hunters might know where the boundaries are maintained. They continue to the section where the gas plant Is located, the officers said. Limit for pheasant, according to the state game code, Is four birds In one day. Including only one hen, or eight In one week. Including one hen. T,he same dates of October 15 to 31 are maintained for the grouse season, with the limits the same as on pheasants. October 15 to 31 Is the open sea son on quail here also. The limits have been announced as ten blr-s In any seven consecutive days. The law against using firearms In the city limits will be rigidly enforced by the police. EUGENE, Ore., Oct. 13. (AP) Grimly determined to extend their record of five consecutive shutout victories, 28 University or Oregon football players, accompanied by coaches, trainers and managers, left last night for Seattle, where they meet the University ow Washington Saturday In the northwest's gridiron classic. . The Webfoot squad was In fine shape for the gruelling battle. Mark Temple, whose bad leg has kept him from practice sessions until late this week, sparkled in practice until Just before train time. In the final light practice here. Coach Prince Calllson spent most of the time working on passes. Washington plays, as record ed by scouts, were run by the sec ond string. The team will hold a Ug,ht workout on the turf field of the Washington stadium today to end all work until game time Saturday. Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge cabinet Works. PEOPLE'S MARKET in Our New Location 105 West Main G. W. NICHOLS, Owner Phone 1058 All Local Meats Sold Beef Pot Roast Lb. 8c Boiling Meat Lb. 6c Steaks, loin or Round, lb. 14c Veal Roasts Lb. 8V2c KEEP 193! Score IMace Hamilton .. Nfw -York York Cambridge Bethlehem 40-0 6-12 .Nw York . Philadelphia ..Pittsburgh .Princeton .Syracu&e 38-0 West Point ..Milwaukee (N) -Ann Arbor ..East Lansing . ..Minneapolis ..... ..Columbia ..Evans ton 27-0 0-7 0-25 Columbus ... At Studio Al Jolson makes a new bid for character acting honors in "Hallelu jah. I'm a Bum." which opens at the Studio theater today. Madge Evans supports Jolson in this new, modern role. 4 PORTLAND. Oct. 13. (AP) Two exponents of trick plays brought their football teams to Portland today for the "big little game" of the season on Multnomah stadium field tonight. Larry (Big Bad) Wolfe, who has taught the Oregon Normal team all It knows about football, said 'he recognized that Southern Oregon Normal of Ashland, coached by the Ingenious Howard Hobson, "will be the pre-game favorite." Then he be gan to tell how good his own boys are. The rival teams last year staged a wild fray at Ashland, won by Oregon Normal, 20 to 6. SHOE FACTORY MUST , LET MEN ORGANIZE MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 13. (AP) The Simplex Shoe Manufacturing company was enjoined today from In- terferlng wltfi unionization of Its workers, and labor leaders hailed the court order a preliminary victory of nntlon-wlde significance In the in terpretation of labor's rights under the NRA. ASHLAND PEAK LOOKOUT BEING. BUILT BY . CCC A crew of about ten CCC workers from Apple-gate camp today atarted construction of a lookout house on Annland pea. The buUdlng will be 14x14. The same crew has Just com pleted the building of lookout hotises Bt Seln'a butte and at Steve's peak. Phone 542 We'u ham away yooi refuse. . City Sanitary Service 4 A sunflower stalk at Cincinnati owned by Mrs. Carrie Helmann sup ported 78 blossoms. Operated Under N. R. A. Code SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb YOUR MONEY AT HOME 1ST Montana W S. C. Tilt Only Other Conference Encoun ter Trojans Meet St. Marys OSC Plays USF SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13. VP) -Swinging In the space of a week from the far south to the extreme north, the Pacific Coast conference football spotlight will focus tomorrow on Se attle, where the rival universities of Washington and Oregon tangle on the rormer's home field. Aside from this headllner between two outstanding aspirants for coast gridiron honors only one conference game Is scheduled for this week-end. that at Pullman. Wash., between the University of Montana and Washing ton State college. Five other mem ber elevens will meet outside teams, while the Bruins of the University of California at Los Angeles have n open date. Illlklc Kiue Jinx. Coach Jimmy Phelan's Washington squad will be battling against one of those persistent football 'Jinxes" when It takes the field against Oregon's Webfeet. In five years the Huskies have failed to register a single score against their opponent of the Ore gon school. Oregon has won four of the contests, while last year's game ended In a scoreless tie. In the face of such circumstances, tomorrow's tussle can be rated as nothing but a tossup, although the Washington eleven la hailed as the potentially strongest in yeara and looms the more powerful of the two In an 'early season &izeup. Coucars Try Comeback. Orln. Hollingbery's Washington State Cougars, pushed into the back ground of the conference picture by their 33 to 0 defeat at the hands oi the University of Southern California last Saturday, will hit the comeback trail pamst little Montana and are favored to balance tnelr conference ranking with a win At Los Angeles, the mlgntv Tro)3ns of U. S C . attempting to run their string of straight victories v 28. will oppose the Oaels of St. Miry j. the team cnnerallv chosen ear'V in in- season if the most likely to halt the triumphant march of Troy. Their prestige distinctjy reduced after their 14 to 13- defeat by the University of California last Satur day, the Oaela are no better than 1 to 3 short-enders In the soutnisna. while bay region fans ra them a 1 to 2 shot. Some 80,000 spectators. constituting ' probably the banner crowd of the day, are expected to oe on hand for the contest. Vandals Play Today. The University of Idaho Vandala will do their football playing today. meeting Idaho college In a game at Caldwell, the latter school's home town. The Vandals are favored. coach Lon Stlner, new Oregon State college mentor, v. Ill bring his reorganized eleven here to meet, ine University of San Francisco Dons In the. bay region s standout contest. Neither team has measured up to expectations as yet this year, the Dona losing to the University of Ne vada. 12 to 7. and the Staters gain ing no better than a scoreless tie with Oonzaga. Across the bay in Berkeley. Coach Bill Ingram and his rejuvenated Cali fornia Bears Witt attemp to take the ever-dangerous San Francisco Olym pic club team In stride. Far to the east. In Chicago. Stanford university representing the Pacific coast In the first Important Intersections! battle of the season, will face Northwester! university. PLANES DELAYED BY , FOG IN WASHINGTO' Fogs In the tat of Watfilngtoi, today were delajinR the United AM Line paneenger ahlps approximately three hours. It waa learaed from the local offices at the Medford airport. This morning plane, scheduled to ar rive at the local port at 9 . m., came In at 'noon today. Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. 10c Veal and Lamb Stew, lb. 5c Pure Lard 31bs. 25c Hamburger 31bs. 25c Jack Holt Star '-.' Sf'm "St.- W miliar r -T- W I Jack Hoi i ts starred at Hie Kialto theater today and tomorrow in "The Wrecker," a story of the men who tear down the buildings that have Claudette Colbert at Holly The "new ' Claudette Colbert, who won Mirreas as the wicked Poppaea in "The Slfrn of the Cross," continues her colorful career In "Torch Singer," the Paramount picture. In which she IT BEFORE NRA OFFICE QUELLED NEW YORK, Oct. 13. (API Mounted police rode their horses through crowds of rioters today at NRA headquarters at the hotel Penn sylvania in mldtown New York. Po !; eald radicals numbering 3500 49 Gallons of Gasoline! One Quart of Oil! That Is ALL The Consumed On An Official 1000 MILE TEST RUN Completed Thursday Morning READ MR. GARLOCK'S STATEMENT I witnessed the filling of gas in the 1933 Ford V-8 sedan; the sealing, by . soldering the oil filling cap and the locking of the gas filling cap and turning of keys, to same, over to Weldon Zundell of the Standard Service Station; also the checking of gaa put in and the draining of the oil from the crank ease at the end of the 1000 mile run. Five (5) quarts of oil were put in at the start and four (4) quart! drained out at the end of the 1000 mile run. Results: Forty-nine (40) gallons of gas and one (1) quart of oil twenty and one-half (20;.) miles to the gallon of gas, and 1000 miles to one (1) quart of oil. L. C. OARLOCK, Mgr., A. A. A. Positive Proof of Ford V-8's Economy C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Rialto Thriller ! ucen condemned. Genevieve robin plays the role of his ralthleaa wife, caught In the fnlllng debris caused hy an earthquake, realist ically and thrllllngly authentic. plays the title role and which opens Saturday at the Holly theater. Ric- ardo Cortes. David Manners, Lyda Robertl and Baby LeRoy head the supporting cast. were responsible for the disorders. More than fifty arrests were made, Demonstrators, bearing placards and banners were pushed back to side walk and police attempted to chase them out of the neighborhood. More than 2000 strikers In tha cleaning, dyeing and tailoring In dustry assembled at the hotel at 10:30 a. m. NRA official charged the demon stration was Inspired by a communist faction, which refused to be taken Into right wing unions following NRA mediation In a threatened strike of 25.000 workers of neighborhood shops. i HE FOXX OP ATHLETICS AGAIN T Home Run King Heads List ir) American League for Second Successive Year Cronin, Manush Follow By ALAN GOLXD (Associated Press Spports Editor.) NEW YORK, Oct. 13. ;p) James Fmory Foxx. the home-run king of the major leagues, was named by the baseball experts today as the Amer ican league's "most valuable player' for the second successive year Only two other stara In either lea gue have ever gained this extraordln ary distinction. Walter Johnson, when he was the "Big Train" of Wash lngton's pitching staff, captured tht award In 1913 and repeated in 1024. the year he helped the senators win their first world series. Rogers Horns- by won the National league "most valuable player" contest In 192ft and repeated in 1929. Named hy Serines. Foxx was selected for top honors again by a committee representing the Baseball Writers' association of America, of which Denman Thompson of the Washington Star acted as chairman. The slugging first baseman of the Athletic waa given a brisk nin In the voting by two Washington ri vals. Manager Joe Cronln and Heinle Manuah, but emerged with a clean- cut margin. Decisive factors in favor of Foxx were that. In addition to re taining the home-run crown, he led all the American league hitters with an official mark of .36B. and topped the cloutera of both big leagues in runs batted In. with 1&9 Cronln lands Winner. Tn the opinion of Cronln. his clos est rival and a former winner of the award. Foxx ta "the greatest all around ball player in the game to day " Ballot were cast by eight members of the writers committee, each list ing 10 players In the order of pref erence. Points were awarded on the basis of 10 for first plaoe. nine for second, and so on. ' Foxx waa named the No. 1 star by four expert and totalled 74 points out of a possible maximum of 80. He waa rated second hy three writers and fourth by one. Cronln and Manush each received two first place nomina tions, collecting 62 and M points re spectively. Ruth Unmntloned. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees, Lefty Grove of the Athletics and Charley Oehrlnger of the Tigers were ranked fourth, fifth and sixth. For the first time since 1027. Babe Ruth did not receive a vote or so much aa nonor able mention. The selection of Foxx marks the fourth time In six years that a mem ber of the Athletic haa been chosen V-8 for the American league honor. Mickey Cochrane In 1928 and Bob Gro"6 in 1931 preceded the flrat base man in winning recognition a th most valuable. Katharine Hepburn Delights Audience At Craterian Show The regular Saturday night preview jhow, In addition to the regular pro gram, will be the usual thing At the Craterian theater tomorrow with Wax Museum" as the extra feature. Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray, Allen Jen kins and Frank McHugh are featured. Wax Museum" take a different slant on the mystery picture theme. with wax figures coming to Ufa through a secret process and vice versa, human beings being trans formed to wax. The entire picture haa been filmed In Technicolor, giving it a decidedly different tinge than la ordinary la this sort of pic ture. The Saturday night previews at the. Craterian theater are held at no extra charge for those who attend the 9:00 o'clock show. Something new In romantic tri angle i introduced in "Morning Glory," the regular Craterian feature today and Saturday. It present Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and Adolph Menjou as love rivals, with Katharine Hepburn aa the girl. The unusual angle enters when Fairbanks and Menjou remain the closest of friends and btislness as sociates even after their lov in tereaj unwittingly cross. Morning Glory" la an Intensely human Interest drama centering about a girl's trials In winning recog nition on the New York stage. That moat interesting personality of the screen, Miss Hepburn, portrays th girl. WASHINGTON HIGH DEFEATS LINCOLN ORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 13. (AP) Washington high, under their old coach. Eldon Jenne, continued their victorious march yesterday, defeating Lincoln. 19 to 0. to share top stand ings with Commerce In the Portland Interacholastic league. Heating cost can be reduced. For complete heating service cU Art Schmldll 418 1663. crackers per pound more r m i' '"X N Sunshine Kripy Crackers are lighter and flakierl That's why there are many more per pound . . . why they taste better, tool Insist on the big Blue and Whita Economy Package at your grow cer's ... It lasts longer! Sunshine .CRISPY CRACKERS a m no sun train rnirr facugs Loon-WMm BIpruU Co.. Portland DLOCKS At ftnmmrr Prices Heavy and Clean Medford Fuel Co. ltJt N. Central. Tel. SJ1
