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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1934. FOR COACHES IN LARGECOLLEGES Dartmouth and Duquesne Listed in East No. Caro lina, Texas U. and Ala bama Poly in South By WILLIAM WEKKES (Associsted Press Sports Writer.) CHICAGO, Jan. 4. W The busi ness of filling football coaching Joba la going along nwi? dui mere wci. at least five first rate position open In the esst. Dartmouth attll hu to replaca Jackson, wno resign!, ana Duquesne has not yet named a suc cessor to Elmer Layden. Beg Soot has not been let out of Yale, but ro porta persist that there will be some one else preparing the Bulldog for Its battles In 1834. Three In South. Down south three schools are look ing about for new leaders. North Carolina la after a man to replace Chuck Collins, whoso contract was not renewed, and over at Auatlu. Texas, where the University of Texas la located, almost every prominent t tan, mhthr attached or unattached, has been mentioned as the aucceasor to Clyde uttiuuua, re signed. Chet Wynne signed up at the Univeralty of Kentucky, so Ala bama Poly la In the market. The situation atarted to clear up when Layden. member of Knute Rockne'a "four horsemen." signed to take charge at Notre Dame as ath letic director and head football coach. When Layden went In at South Bend, Heartly (Hunk) Anderson and Jesse Harper went out. Anderson Signed. . Anderson celebrated New Tear's day by putting hi signature on ft three year document at North Carolina State, replacing another former Notre .., .i,n p rnllnnerl Smith. n. Hrnnned out of Intercollegiate thiette to return to hla Kanssa ranch. Kentucky let Harry damage ' go. and obtained the services of Wynne, also one of the many former Notre Dame playera In the coaching buaineas. Mentioned as the leaders for the Twtmnnth vacancy are Charles B. (Ous) Dorala, who threw passes to Rockne for Notre Dame, now at the University of Detroit, and Harry Stuhldreher of Vlllanova, quarterback of the "four horsemen." At Duquesne, still another former Irish atar, Joe Bach, Is expected to take Layden's place. Yale Eyes Sutherland. ' The latest report from Yale had Di. John B. (Jock) Sutherland leav ing Pittsburgh to go to New Haven. However, both the doctor and Yale Jiae denied It. Texaa may pick a man tomorrow. - j umm 1A name, under oonaldera- tlon. Including several membere of the unemployed branch of the trade. Alabama Poly and North Carolina are doing their searching so quietly that few namea have been mentioned in connection with the Joba. All appeara aerene In the weatern conference with the possible excep tion of Ohio State. Although hla record has been good, Sam William has been under flro by the famoua "downtown coaches" of Columbus, chiefly for having lost to Michigan too many times. Just aa soon aa the present vacan clea are filled, five or alx more In stitution will atart hunting, unless currently unemployed gridiron In atructora are hired. PAGEANT PRECEDES CHARITY FOOTBALL GAME Msased colors and bands aa the national anthem waa played Juat before the Eaat-Weat football game In San Franelaco for tha benefit of the Shrine Hoapltal for Crippled Children. Approximately 3500 oeraona war In the display. The Weet eleven of picked stars won 12 to 0. (Associated Press Photo) RULE TEST JILT EUGENE. Ore., Jan. 4 (AP) In a "rule test" gsme, played under auggeatlona advanced by Coach Bill Relnhart, University of Oregon de fetaed Willamette, 30 to 13. here last night. Becsuse of the elimination of a, great many free throws after fouls, sctusl playing time waa great ly speeded up. With the game go ing nt a fast clip. Oregon Jumped Into a 11 -point lead on baskets oy Wlllard Jones, center: Watta, guard, ; and B. Jonea, guard, before the Bear cats got started. j Speo Keene, Willamette coach: Ralpl Coleman, referee. Relnhart i and Slsta QUI, Oregon State coach, had only one criticism of the new j rules following the gsme, that per- haps the contest waa played too fas' to give the spectators a good show. It wss all over In minutes. I COLLEGE CAGEMEN READY FOR STAR! SEATTLE, Wan.., Jan. 4. (AP) With all team ready to get under way, there were Indication of enough dynamite wrapped up In the north ern d I via Ion Pacific Coaat conference basketball situation today to lift the roof off every athletic pavilion from here to Corvallla. The University of Washington Hua- kles were set for the Idaho Vandals and the Oregon State Be vers were prepared for Washington State's cou gars In Vie conference openers to morrow nlgnc, and Oregon's We Moot ers were watting around to get a crack at the Cougars Monday. Each team was slated for a two-game se ries, at Seattle, Corvallls and Eugene respectively, the second game to be played tyf night after each opener. There are five teams In the league and, so say the sldellners, there is not a weak outfit In the lot, and, with team strength apparently equal ly divided, fireworks are expected. Merland Tollefson, well known lo cal tenor, will be among singers ap pearing tomorrow at the Broadway theater In Portland In t,he McKesson Drug company contest, he being win ner In the local competition. in tomorrow's contest 10 will be selected from the 45 voices compet ing, to enter the contest again Sat urday when the five best will be chosen. All contestants were Instructed upon arrival tn Portland to be pre pared to leave Immediately for Holly wood. Merland went north with his parent. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Tollef- son, for the holidays and remained in Portland for the contest. BOWLING City Doubles 1st 3nd 3rd Total H. Glitches 158 195 1H4 487 P. Diamond - 300 207 183 I Handicap 33 23 33 Totals 381 429 330 1145 1st 2nd 3rd Total Dr. Lsntls 128 173 153 452 C. Furnsa 173 ISO 146 470 Hsndlcsp 38 36 36 Totsls 337 368 334 1039 Tonight Rankin and Olll vs. Lantls snd Furnas: 7 p. m. Clancy and Stoehr vs. Guentier and Diamonds 8 p. m. IN GRANTS PASS, Jan. 4. (Spl.) Promising Grants Pass two head liners In the grappling world as his first main event, Mark LI Hard, Med ford and Klamath Falls promoter, Wednesday announced he will con duct a series of weekly wrestling cards here beginning Thursday, Janu ary 11. Al Knrnslrk, "the Russian Lion." and Bnb stone of Des Moines, both heavyweights, will be matched for the main event and Pat Relley, Bos ton, and Ray Friable, Medford, will feature the aeml-wlndup, Liltard said. Both will be one hour bouts. Pre liminaries will feature local grapplers, Llllard said. Heating cost can oe reduced. Fo; complete heating service call Ars Sehmldll, 418-1062. TIGERS TO TANGLE T First Real Test for Burgher ites Expected Visitors Touted As Fast and Ac curate Under Basket (By Harold Grove) Two basketball combinations, Med ford and Eureka high achoola, will test their power on the maple courts of the Medford high school gym to night. Tip-off time Is scheduled for 8 p. m. and from the first gun to the lsst thrust of the basketball through the hoop, tricks and apeed will be, plentiful. Eureka hlgAi achool bossta the strongest squad It haa had In years. The "Loggers" Include five men who are "dynamite." Thla game will wind up a series plsyed on their barn storming tour of Southern Oregon. Prom this clash Medford will gsln an Idea of atrength aa compared to Orints Pas and Ashland, both of which have played Eureka. Medford blgh achool will face Its first real test of high class high school competition. Coach Burgher haa Inserted a new center in hla lineup by tha name of Bob Hlnman and has ahlfted hla regular center, Wayne Harrla, to forward. Tommy White will probably be at the other forward and Russell Brown and Max Olllnsky guards. Plenty of substi tutes will be on .hand. If the ne cessity arises for their need. Coach Wlllard Is a bit uncertain whom he will have start the game for Eureka, i E ALLEY T January . 1'. i0- February 5, 19, 31. Claude Baylor, captain; Olll, Thnmnxnn. Vlre Strang. White, Janu ary 8, 17, 33, 31: February 5, 14, 10. Hugo Ouenther, csptain; Jerome Rankin, Smith, Fllegel, Koatel, Janu ary 10, 17, 24, 30: February 7. 13. 30. Roxy Ann Orange will meet In regular session Prldsy night. A class of candidates will be given first and second degrees. The lecture hour will be held promptly at 8 o'clock and will be followed bly a business session. The membership drive closed De cember 81. Twelve new members were sdded to the Orsnge. The los ing side will serve a banquet to the wlnnera at the meeting two weeka hence. t Real eatate oi insurance leave It to Jonea. Phone 606. s A new bowling tournament will get under way at the Elks' lodge Monday night, with teams captained by Dr. Elwood and Claude Saylor matching skill. The eight tesma entered In the tourney and datea on which they play are aa follows: Eugene Orr, captain: Eada. Brayton, Fredette, Kelly. January 10, 18, it. February 2, 0, 16. 23. Lee Watson, csptain: Dates, Fab rlck. Brown, Holn.ee, January 13, 15, 36, 31: February 6. 13. 33. Ron DeVore Captain; PaSke, Alen derfer, Andres. Ebel, January 13, 16, 22: February 3. T, 18, 19. Erlckson. raptaln: Sherwood, Fer-1 guson, Herb Strong. York, January 9. j 15, 22, 29: February 9, 14, 20. I Dr. Elwood, captain: Prultt, Bow-1 man, Sanderson, Olmscheid, Janusry 8, 19. 34. 39: February 6. 13. 31. I Al Solinsky, captain: Herb Guen- j ther. Bert Orr, Rose, Schade. Boomer. I ROME, Jan. 4. (AP) Italy want to recruit 3,000,000 boys, aged 1 to 18, Into the Baltlla and the Avan guardlstl Organizations of young Fascist militia. 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They were fmslly separat ed by Detect rve John Dolts, who wa at the ringside, Don Wagner, 325-pound football star from Oregon State, won his third professional match In 3 minutes and 10 seconds when he lowed Floyd Paul Jones, 319, Dallas, Texas, with a drop headlock. In the main event. Bob Kruee, 310. Oawego, defeated Jack Kogut, 307. Montreal, In a fast bout with some good wrestling. Kogut won the first. fall in A minutes and 13 seconde ; w:th flying tackles. Krusa evened i the score In U minutes snd 40 sec. i onds with a wrist lock. Krust took; the final (all in another wvlstlock. United States Government Securities, State. 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