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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, irEDFORl). OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933 Marshfield Next Opponent of Burghermeisters, Van Scoyoc Field NEW FACES TONITE IDAHO'S VANDALS SEEK FOOTBALL CONQUESTS On Wrestling Bill Tonight PAOE STX TO PLAY T Crescent City Defeat Puts Local Squad On Dignity Two Cripples Back In Line'Up. (By Harold Crove) Rn football will b served with out trimmings when Marshfield meets Medford on Van Scoyoc field next Saturday at 3:00 o'clock. In reflective mood from the unex pected defeat at the hand of Cres cent City, the local squad Is pre paring to redeem a season that li still In 1U Infancy. Coach D. K. Burgher and his men entered Into a skull conference Monday night to see if they could Iron out the rough pots In last Saturday's game. After the skull practice Burgher held a short dummy practice. Last Satur days defeat demonstrates an old adage In football. No team In the first "days of practice can meet a heavier, more experienced team and win. Contrary to past season cus tom Crescent City this year waa no set-up. With a a 10-pound fullback and a 185-pound line, It was too much for the local Inexperienced players to handle. Medford has been outweighed many tlmea . in the past and still won through superior generalship and knowledge of fundamentals. 8heer lack of time for adequate practice prevented these factors from saving the day Saturday. Keith Bates, guard, waa pronounc ed well by the doctor. He has missed considerable practice but he Is a hard working boy. He will probably see action against Marshfield next Saturday. Lloyd Hammack, center, another -cripple who in the Roseburg game received a torn ligament In his left knee, will be on hand to try to get a dish of Marshfield meat Saturday. TROJANS DEPART FOR STATE GAME LOS ANGELES. Oct. 18. (D A light workout was scheduled for the University of Southern California football team today, preparatory to lis departure for Portland tonight for Its game there Saturday with the Beavers of Oregon State. Coach Howard Jones intends to In clude his cripple among the 35 who entrain here tonight, hoping that at least part of them will be able to tart against Coach Lonnle Stlner's eleven. There was little change In the hos pital Ust. Homer Ortfflth, Ollff Propat and Julius Bescos appeared to be rounding Into condition .again, but there was doubt that Curtis Youel, Capt. Ford Palmer and Bob Brsklno would, get Into Saturday's game, al though Eraklne promised he would be able to play. The Trojans went through a long, hard workout yesterday, their last be fore the game, A light drill will be staged at Sacramento. " CORVALLIS, Ore., Oct. 18 (AP) Having developed an unusual passing attack, Coach Lon Stlner of Oregon State college Isn't letting It rest he prepares for the game In Port land Saturday with the southern Cal ifornia football eleven. Early and late the orange squad has worked on that passing attack with the idea of getting the ball over or around the Trojans highly respected line. 52 STRAIGHT FOR SEATTLE, Oct. 18. UP) Henry Woods. 138, sensational Yakima negro lightweight, helped himself to his Mnd straight victory last ntght when he handed Joe Ouerrera, 134. Los An gles, a 10-round pasting in the main vent of a boxing show here. Woods took every round, and it wasn't until the third stanza that the southerner landed anything in the way of a real punch. Ouerrera dem onstrated an over-supply of gameness. taking everything the Yakima boy had to offer, keeping on his feet ami coming back for more. In the fifth, Woods connected for a, quartet of crashing right awlngs which staggered Ouerrera. and again In the-last stanza created a leather hurricane that almost, but not quite, sank the gamester. y jjl' y ijV HOWARD MCiMEIiNEY -TACKtfi- A speedy eleven, quarterbacked by Willis Smith, represents Idaho in football wars of the Pacific Coast conference. (Associated Preaa Photos) not know. The bird sang beautifully until one year ago, when his voice began to fall. He still sang, however, nade, until be made his last hop from although weakly, his morning sere-1 the cage swing. The entire city of Ashland was on hand to greet the S. O. N S. footbaM team when It returned from the Mon mouth game Saturday. The S. O. N. 8. won, 13-7. Coach Hobson immediately started to work for the game this Friday against the O. S. C. Rooks. Although winning the game In Portland, the team was ragged on fundamentals, snd are working overtime to remedy the apparent weak points. Par from satisfied with the showing of the team to date, the squad Is working hard for the hard games. Twenty-two men will be taken north Thursday Wr the clash with th strong O. S. C. fresh men at Corvallls, Friday. Mahoney and Fritz, centers: Ander son, Patterson, McClaln and North am, guards; Howell, Carter and Oakes. tackles; Ayers, Robinson, Rasmussen and Cook, ends; Lancaster, Bradford, Fugltt, McAninch, Brown and Mc Padden, back these men will go. The others are yet to be selected. The team will probably be out weighed at corvallls, as they have In every game this year. The S. O. N. 8. team averages only 176 pounds. It to hoped that speed and aggressiveness will overcome thb disadvantage to carry the team through. 4 . Rond Issue Success. WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. (p) President Roosevelt announced today that the treasury's offer of $500,000. 000 In a new bond Issue had been over-subscribed .nearly four times with subscriptions still pouring in by mall. ft f 3a , f - y : -- Jack Kogut Tonight will settle a lot of talk when four huskies mix their respect ive pet holds on one another. A good deal of Interest Is centered around the debut of Dr. Napoleon De Vore, clever French matman, who is taking on Pete Belcastro In the one hour opening bout. The doctor, with his tricky maneuvers will be contrast with Pete, who generally mixes haymakers and kicks with his wrestling. In the one hour top bout of tne evenings scramble we will find Harry Demetral. Chicago Greek, exchanging holds with none other than tne tough Canadian who laid Al Karas Ick among the daisies last week. This Canadian's name is Jack Kogut and he seems to know all about the mat business. Judging from his match here last week. The curtain Is scheduled for 8:15, and the open house policy is still In vogue. The Weather. Oregon: Fair tonight and Thurs day, but fogs on coast; cooler north and east portions tonight; moderate northwest wind offshore. Dr. C H. Paske will resume his practice of Dentistry at 319 Liberty Bldg.. beginning Oct. 16. Phone 533 PAY AS YOU RIDE Have your care repaired on time. Low Finance Rate. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. Real estate or insurance leave tt Co Jones, phone 696. ,21, E Claiming a tinging record for bird, of hU fftlw, "Jerry." the pet.c nrjr owned Dy Mr. unci Mr.. H B Cady of thU city, died laat week-end at the age of mort than 31 yeara. For tha length of time h had been a member of the Cady houMhoil Mow old he waa when they obtalnd him. 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