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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDEUHU, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1934. nawmimpjwi'iwwT' imjuiiiin.i;Li'ui"'ninii'win"y ynm Klamath Cagers Invade Medford Tonight PAGE Kill 'IT LOCALS VOW TO WIPE OUT STAIN FORMER DEFEAT With final preparation! well laid the Tigers of Medford and the Pell' cam o( Klamath will meet In the high school gym tonight at 8 o'clock, ' to finish their two-game series which started in Klamath Palls with a de feat for the Tigers. Prom this oontest a definite Idea will be gained by Medford as to Its strength relative to that of Ashland high school. Coach French of Klamath hlgn school has been drilling his boys on the Medford formation for the past week and Is confident that they will mate a showing equal to that at' talned when the Tigers lnraded Klam. ath and lost. 13 to 33. Prom the standpoint of experience, the teams are about equal. Every man on the Klamath team has had at least one year's experience, and the same Is true of the Medford quintet, A large crowd of Klamathltes will be In Medford tonight to support their team. Medford high last year dereated Klamath high when they played here but suffered a defeat when they played In the Pelican city, Some of that "old-fashioned type of rivalry la In the air and Med ford's boys are "hopped" to wipe out the stain of the early season defeat. The Tiger Cubs are "rarln" to go, In their preliminary game scheduled xor 7 o clock. Starting lineups: Medford Klamath- Harris P Scrogglnt White P Egllvrff Hlnman C . Miller Olllnaky . O Pastega Brown ...-....a.... Giovanni! M'NEELY NEW BOSS SACRAMENTO TEAM SACRAMENTO, Feb. 18. (PP) The Sacramento Senators had a new boss today. He waa Earl McNeely, 30, the youngest "owner-prealdent-manager. In the Pacific coast baseball league. MoNeely purchased the Sacramento club yesterday, taking the team over from Lewis Mofelng who had It for 14 years, and who was unable to meet notes totaling 100,000. Young MoNeely, who will have no associates, and. will pilot' the team himself, taking a turn in the outfield, If necessary. Oregon Normal Trims LaGrande INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 16. -. (TP) Oregon Normal schol scored a 40 to 25 victory over Eastern Oregon Nor mal school of LaOmnde here last night In a rough ind fast basketball game. Thirty-two fouls were called, of which LaOrande scored 11 points on conversions and Oregon Normal six. Patterson scored 10 points for ' the eastern team, while Averlll led hie Monmouth teammates with 14. Smhawki Win. SEATTLE, Feb. lfl. (fl) Scoring a a to J victory here last night, the Seattle Seahawks hoped to make It two in a row over Portland Jn the Rose City tonight and climb Into a tie for third place with Vancouver In the Northwest Hockey league. SPT OUTSIDE 4 ' F MAJOR COACHES By ALAN OOtXD AftftoclalfMl Press 8 ports Editor NEW YORK, Feb. 10. (P) The front ranks of eastern college football staffs, after a notable series of shake ups, now have been substantially fill ed for 1034, making It possible to Judge some of the salient effects. Perhaps the most noteworthy trend among the major universities Is the switch away from the Notre Dame of fense and toward the Warner type of game. In other words, the back field hop seems to be yielding to the charge of the wlngbacks. Yale and Navy Change Yale and Navy have discarded the elements of Notre Dame football upon which their play has been based for the past few years. Both will rebuild around the cornerstone of the old punt formation, plus some features of the Warner system, with "Ducky Pond tallng charge at New Haven and Lieut. Tom Hamilton .assuming con trol at Annapolis this spring. Warner football also will be taught at Dartmouth by the new staff, head ed by Earl (Red) Blalk, with Harry Elllngcr, and Andy Gusto f son as chief assistants. . Army, Pittsburgh and Colgate al ready are well established among the eastern strongholds or Warner system football. In addition to which "Pop" Warner himself has moved his grid- Iron work shop bask east. "Pop" soon will prepare for his second season at Temple university, Philadelphia. Big Ten League Influences The Influence of the Big Ten type of play, which has been gaining popu larity, will be felt as Olen Harmeson of Purdue becomes head coach at Lehigh and Benny Friedman, ex MJchigan all-America quarterback. takes over the Job at City college f New York. Notre Dame football, however, re mains the big Influence at Duquesne, where Joe Bach replaces Elmer Lay- den as head coach this year. Pupils of the late Knute Rockne also hold away at Vlllanova, Holy Cross, and Ford ham. New York university, Buckncll and West Virginia, which - sent Earle (Greasy) Neale and Denny Myers to Yale as Pond's chief assistants, have yet to complete their 1934 staffs. Carl Snavely left Bucknell to take the head coaching Job at North Carolina university while Howard (Jake) Cann has resigned at N. Y. S where the emphasis or de -emphasis of football still Is the main question. Army HUff Filled Army's youthful head coach, Lieut- Gar Davidson, yesterday announced completion of his staff, two vacan cies which were created by the de parture of Blalk and Elllnger to Dart mouth. The newcomers, both former West Point players and coaches are Lieut. Blackshear (Babe) Bryan and Lieut. Edward Doyle. Bryan will be Davidson's first as sistant this year and Doyle' will coach the ends. Lieut. Bill Wood has been elevated to chief backfleld coach, re placing Blalk, while Lieut. Maurice (Mor) Daly will be chief Mints coach.! succeeding Elllnger. The other aides on a staff of six aro Lieut. Lave me (Blondy) Saunders, assistant line coach, and Lieut. Edward (Red) Reed er. assistant backfleld coach. TENNIS STARS TURN PRO AFTER LOSING DAVIS CUP By ALAS OOL'LD 1 (Associated Press Sports Editor.) NEW YORK, Feb. 18. yp) The new slogan In tennis seems to be: "Lose the Davis Cup and turn professional." Big Bill Tllden, Ellsworth Vines and Henri Cochet all forsook amateur ranks after setbacks In the blue rib bon event of International tennis, and their business manager, BlU O'Brien, went on record today with the state ment that Fred Perry, British ace. will turn professional' this year, If England loses the Davis Cup. No offer has yet been made to Perry, according to O'Brien, but It Is known that the British star, who holds the United States amateur sin gles title, has already given some consideration to professionalism, pending developments In his amateur career. If and when he should de cide to forsake the slmon-pures, he will be welcomed with open arms by the current professional clan. O'Brien's statement was made In connection with a dinner given last night In honor of Cochet and his French partner, Martin Plaa, who meet Tllden and Vines In the first ot a series of team matches next week at Madison Square Garden. Cochet shrugged in response to a question on his opinion of this year's Davis Cup prospects, but then added, with the help or Col. John Reed KU Patrick as Interpreter: "It should be between America and England in the challenge round." CAMBRIDUE, Mass., Feb. 16. (TP) Eddie Casey Is going to rely entirely on outside aid In running Harvard's football team next season. None of his three 1934 assistants l a Harvard man,, something of a de parture In Crimson football tactics. Casey will have Adam Walsh, former Notre Dame player .as I ine coach ; Myles Lane, who learned his foot ball at Dartmouth, as backfleld coach: and Wesley Fesler, former Ohio State star, as end coach. Their selection was announced yesterday. AT RIFLE CLUB MEET The Medford Rifle club, held their 9th Postal match shoot Tuesday with the five high scores going to Spokane. Wash., in competition for the Pacific Northwest championship. Soores follow: I. K. Waddell 330 Harry Rlnabarger 3.10 E. H. Pomeroy ... ............... 350 Lu Lull 344 M. C Oleason 342 R. L. Edwards 328 Allen Perry .. 322 I. C. Daley ... 3U Bearcats Defeat C. P. S. 34 to 30 SALEM, Feb. . 18. (jfp) In -one of the fastest basketball games seen here this season, Willamette university trimmed College of Puget Sound last night, 34 to 30, In a Northwest con ference game. The game was remark ably clean, only six personal fouls be ing called on each team. Bites led the Tacoma quintet's at tack with 12 points, while Kloostra scored an equal number of points for Willamette. Steele's fistic ability and the state welterweight champion pounded out a decisive win here last night over Leonard Bennett of Detroit, In an eight-round bout. Steele weighed 150-; and Bennett 14816. It SEATTLE, JVb. 18. (AP) Con vinced that what has been done twice can be done twice more. Coach "Slats" Gill and his basketball Beavers from Oregon State college arrive here today for the first of a two-game series with the University of Washington tonight. Sentiment In the Husky camp, j however, was different. Coach Hec , Edmundson's hoopmen asserted with j great confidence that they'd win from the Beavers tonight, cinch the north-! em division conference title In so ' doing, and bring back from Oregon State, defending champion, the crown that has been Washington's for six of the past seven seasons. A single victory over the Beavers was all that was left between the Huskies and the pennant, washing ton has won 10 games and lost two. while Oregon State has won seven and lose live. uuuuier tuiiu'rentu game iu- night, Oregon meets Washington State college at Pullman. -tfu maxim at Kama TACOMA, Feb. 18. ( AP) Five months' lay-off hadn't dulled Freddie Be firm. Tear out this little speech and say it boldly. Like this: "My dear (insert the little woman's first name) I have be come deadly tired of the "bar gain"cunter coffee you are now serving at our mutual breakfast table. Yes, I know. You would love to serve Hills Bros. Coffee.. But this ground up hickory is a few cents cheaper. My dear, as the financial advisor of this family I have news for you. Hills .Bros. Coffee not only tastes better and is the most completely satisfying. It is also more economical, compared cup for cup. Why? Listen. Coffee CffrUtl "it Hilh B'M. economy depends on flavor anc strength, Hills Bros. 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