Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 12, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpros FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY DECEMBER 12, 1933. COAST FOOTBALL Oregon and Oregon State Have Games in Portland Oct. 6, Sept. 29 and Dec. 9 With Strong Foemen BAN PRANOISOO. Deo. 13, (CP) Football schedule! for 1034 were an nounced here today by representa tives of the Paclflo Cosst conierenoe schools. Open datea remain to be filled In several Instance. The sched ules as dratted follow: California Oct. 6. St. Mary's at Berkeley. Oct. 20. U. 8. L. A. . Oct. 37. Washington at Seattle. Hoy. 10. U. 8. C. at Los Angeles. Not. 17. Idaho. Nov. 24. Stanford. Stanford Sept. 28. Santa Clara. Oct. . Oregon State at Portland. Oct. 13. Northwestern. Oct. 20. U. 8. P. Oct, 27. U. 8. O. Not 8. U. O L A at Los Angeles. Not. 10, Washington. Washington Sept. 22. Idaho. Oct. 13. Oregon at Portland. Oct. 27. California. Not. 10. Stanford at Stanford. Not. 24. Washington State. Dec. 1. V. 8. O. at Los Angeles. Southern California Oct. tr-Washington State. Oct, 13. Pitt at Pittsburgh. Oct. 30. Oregon State. Oct. 27. Stanford at Stanford. Not. 10. California. Not. 17, Oregon. Dee. 1. Washington. U. C. L. A. Sept. 39. Oregon at Portland. Oct. 13, Montana. Oct. 30-Callfomla at Berkeley. Nor. 8. Stanford. Not. 24. Oregon State. Oregon Sept. 20. U. C. L. A at Portland. Oct. 18. Washington at Portland. Oct. 30. Iwaho at Moscow. Oct. 27, Utah at Salt Lake City. Not. 10. Oregon State. Not. 17. U. 8. C. at Los Angeles. Not. 20. St. Mary's at San Fran cisco. Dee. S. Louisiana State at Fort land. Oregon State Oct. 8. Stanford at Portland. Oct. 30. U. 8. O. at Los Angeles. ' Oct. 27. Washington State at Pullman. Not. 3. Montana. Not. 10. Oregon at Eugene. Not. 17, U. C. L. A. at Los Angeles. Washington State Sept. 29. Montana. Oct. 0. U. 8. O. at Los Angeles. Oct. 37. Oregon State. Not. 10. Idaho. Not. 34. Washington at Seattle. Idaho Sept. 32. Washington at Seattle. Oct. 8, Oonzaga. Oct. 20, Oregon. Oct. 27. Montana at Missoula. Not. 10. Washington State at Pullman, Not. 17. California at Berkeley. Montana Sept. 20. Washington State, Oct. 18. U. O. L. A. at Loa An geles. Oct. 33 Idaho. Not. 8. Oregon State at Oorrallls. BOWLING SECRETARY HULL GREETS LITVINOFF City League Doubles, i a 8. Stark , 111 118 161 878 Plnneo 128 138 110 380 Handicap 88 00 88 O. Walsh F. Ericsson . Handicap J. Murray H. Height Handicap . C. Walsh ... F. Erlckson . Handicap 833 330 858 1018 1 1 8 , 180 181 146 476 , 177 ' 144 180 601 , 17 17 17 844 843 842 1038 13 8 128 311 133 138 166 604 168 416 87 287 378 870 1030 i a a , 178 213 168 843 119 186 343 630 . 36 36 86 (Ity nnroUl Grove.) Upholding the tradition of pre dominating power In basketball, the senior class of Med ford high school successfully defended their record with a 22 to 7 Tlctory OTer the Junior class yesterday afternoon at 4 p. m . In a hotly contested basketball game. This Is the first of a series of Inter elsss basketball games to be played to determine the class chsmplonship of the school. Only those who have won a big "M" in basketball are eligible to play in the class games. These games will determine the bsaketeers to represent the Red and Black. A group of boys will probably be selected from the lnterclsss bae ketballers along with the Teterana of last year to represent the Tigers in the coming season. The lineup: Seniors (22) (7) Juniors Steuert .F.,. ., Oampbell Sherwood -F,. Hicks Kroschel .0. , Kttlnger Pierce .. n Bates Fornchrook O Williams 828 414 430 1181 Tonight: Rankin and QUI ts. Clsncy and Stoehr, 7 p. m. Itsnkln and QUI ts. Ounther and Diamond, 8 p. m. GREENLEAF-WINS Ti CHICAGO, Deo. 12,-4P)-.' WTille the leaders. Andrew Ponzl of Philadel phia, and Jimmy Car a of Wilming ton, Del., took a day off, a half down other entrants in the world pocket billiards championship tournament were out to do repair work on their records. Car as won hi third straight Tlc tory last night, 12ft to 86. over Char les Softback, Astoria, N. Y., in 18 in nings. The victory kept him In sec ond place, a notch behind Ponzl, who had won four engagements. Ralph Green left, the defending champion, who meets his old rival, Prank Tagerskl of Schenectady, N. Y.. tonight, won his second victory In four starts yefterday, 12B to 84, from Pasquale Natalie, Chicago. The match went 10 innings and Oreenleaf played his best billiards of the tournament. ET PORTLAND, Dee. 13. OP) After losing the first fall, Bulldog Jackson, 160, of Klamath Falls took the next two to win the main eTent on last night's wrestling program here from Mickey MoQulre, 167, of Salem. Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight fight champion, was the third man In the ring. Dempsey will referee a wres tling card at Salem tonight and In Medford Friday night. Robin Reed, 166, Reedsport, de feated Jack Domsr, 166, Walla Walla, two falls out of three, In the semi wlndup. Rob Roy, 160, Detroit, won from Logger Helbert, 160, St. Helens, tak ing two falls out of three. Don Sugal, 160, Salem, defeated Jesse McCann, 187, Portland, taking one fall in the opener. TO SOUTH IS RUMOR 8 AN FRANCISCO, Dee. 12. OP) Reports that Maurice "Clipper" Smith, football coach at the University of Santa Clara team, may accept a sim ilar position with some college In the southern states were current today. Smith declined to comment on the reports, which were to the effect that he had received tentative offers from the University of Kentucky, Georgia and Auburn. 4- FOR HARVARD'S COACH BOSTON, Dec. 12. P) Edward L (Eddie) Casey apparently Is headed for reappointment as head coach of the Harvard varsity football team for the 1034 season. formal announcement of his re appointment will not be made for several weeks, but It was broadly hinted last night during the victory smoker tendered ihe Crimson foot ball players a tthe Harvard club. Feminine residents of Seattle. Wash wore aunbonneta to mark the 82nd anniversary of the founding of t.he city. TURKEY GROWERS The OAKLAND POULTRY & EGG CO. HAVE NETTED THE Highest Returns to Growers On Thanksgiving market averaging; between 17o and 18o net. Some choice birds told at high ai 23o. Expeet Christ ina market to be good. SEE HANSON AND LUY at Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Warehouse SOUTH FIE STREET Or Phone 18X1 Central Point 1M5-J.2, Medford '"V. J Sj,5 f g '-,1 hi' Secretary of State Corded Hull (right) welcomed Maxim Lltvlnon to Washington when the special envoy of the 8ovlet government arrived oi hie conferences with President Roosevelt regarding United 8tatet ecognitlon of Russia. (Associated Presa Photo) OPEN SEASON FOR ELK PLANNED AGAIN IN 1934 PORTLAND, Dec. 13. (AP) A statement that leas than half the an nual Increase of the elk herds in eastern Oregon was killed during the open season this fait, was accepted by the state game commission at Its meeting here Monday, and the game supervisor was Instructed to report before March 1 with recommenda tions as to dates and conduct of the 1934 open season on the big animals. Chester E. McCarty, assistant attor ney general assigned to the game commission, reported that every case prosecuted In Union county In which hunter was charged with wanton killing of elk during the recent open season, resulted In conviction. Two cases are pending. The commission was to continue Its regular session today, with a discus sion of the proposal of Dr. O. Larseil of University of Oregon Medical school, that the game commission co operate In establishment of an Ore gon biological laboratory at Coos bay. Max Gehlhar, director of the state fair, suggested that by the expendi ture of not more than 1500, the game commission could arrange a permanent location for display at the fair. An Increased appropriation for pre datory animal control In Oregon will be sought of congress, the commis sion decided. Sage hens face exter mination, and blue grouse are threat ened. It was said, because of actions of predatory animals and birds. About 7ft Hungarian partridges win be trapped In Umatilla county to aid In breeding work. PROTEST GERMAN MEETING BAN iff -i '-I'Wxj I lif JvrJ 'AC ' ', i ll 'fly jk;'-;. -u .j..v. v Three delegates from German societies In New York are shown at the city hall whsn they protested to Mayor O'Brien against his order cancelling a German day celebration. Left to right: R. Frederick Schiller of the Commercial association of 1858, John H. Wedermann of the Plattduetache Volfest Vareen and Helm Spanknoebel, reputed Nazi propaganda head In New York. (Associated Press Photo Cr e 4 ...e .1ft Medford Oun club. In co-operation with the Medford Rifle club and the Hoxy Ann Grange, will stage a char ity shoot December 17. This Is ex pected to be one of the biggest shoota of the kind ever held In this section of the country. Contributions of turkeys, ducks, geese, chickens, hams, bacon, sau sage, wood and various Items of mer chandise have been received by the general committee, all of which will be disposed of In various ways on the day of the shoot. There will be the usual shotgun, rifle and pistol shooting, and In addi tion many novel stunts will be Intro duced. Practice scores December 10: 2S Tnrgets. Elmer B. Wilson - 24 B. H. Lamport Oeorge Porter George Jantzer Sid Newton Russell Bemon BUI Bates H. Crolsant Ron DeVore , C. M. Brewer, Jr. . 23 Skeet. Oeorge Jan tier Ron DeVore James Moore Russell Semon Mr. Johns J. C. 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