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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOlii). OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1934.
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DISTRICTS MADE
BY SIM GROUP
Jackson, Josephine in Dis
trict Nine Change Result
of Protest Too Many
Schools in Some Divisions
Home Tram
SALEM, Nov. 10. (AP) The State
high school basketball district setup
was shown to be conntderataly changed
today following an announcement by
John L. Oary, secretary of the state
high school athletic association, that
a new redisricting had been effected
at the meeting of the association in
Portland.
The change was said to be the re
sult of protests that the recent re
vision establishing 12 A districts and
four B districts, had placed far too
many A schools in some divisions.
Under the new setup Marlon ana
Polk counties, which had been placed
with Lincoln, Bentcn, Linn and Lane
counties In District 9, will now be
In number 8 with Tillamook, Wash
iiiRton arid Yamhill counties. For
merly Tillamook was Included with
Clatsop and Columbia counties, which
Icrm district 5.
JackHon In Nine.
District 9, under the previous plan,
was also split up Into two districts.
Number 9 will now Include Josephine
and Jackson counties, while Douglas,
Coos and Curry will form district 8.
Former districts 3 and 4 have been
consolidated into district 3, which
will Include Umatilla, Morrow. Oll
llam, Grant, Harney, Wheeler. Sher
man, Wasco and Hoed River counties.
Although covering a lot of territory
this district will contain only four
A schools, '
The only Chang In the B school
districting was the shifting of Polk
and Marlon counties from district
10 to district IS.
The new districting follows:
District ! Wallowa, Union, Baker
nd Malheur counties. Six A schools.
District 2 Umatilla, Morrow; Gil
liam. Grant. Harney, Wheeler, Sher
man, Wasco, Hood River counties.
Four A schools. ,
District 3 Jefferson. Deschutes,
Croak, Lake, Klamath counties. Five
A schools.
District 4 Clackamas and Multno
mah (outside of Portland) counties.
Twelve A schools.
District 0 Clatsop and Columbia
counties. Seven A schools.
District 6 Tillamook, Washington.
Yamhill, Polk, Marlon counties.
Twelve A schools.
District 7 Lincoln, Benton, Lane,
Linn counties. Seven A schools.
District 8 Douglas. Coos, Curry
counties. Five A schools.
District 9 Josephine and Jackson
counties. Three A schools.
District 10 City of Salem. Salem
high school.
Districts 11 and 12 City of Port
land. Eight A arhnnla.
The four B districts are:
District 13 Wallowa, Union, Baker,
Malheur, Umatilla, Morrow, Gilliam,
Wheeler, Grant, Harney, Hood River,
Wasco, Sherman counties. Sixty-seven
B schools.
District 14 Jefferson. Crook, De
schutes, Lake, Klamath. Douglas,
Coos. Curry, Josephine, Jackson
counties. Seventy-three B schools.
District IS Clackamas, Multno
mah, Columbia, Clatsop, Washington,
Tillamook, Yamhill, Polk, Marlon
counties. Forty-one B schools.
District 16 Lincoln, Benton. Lane,
Linn counties. Forty-eight B schools.
GRID GAMES SATURDAY lift PINS SINGH
:r Br SONNENBERGS:
- 0
RED DEMON WINS
California
California Agrl.
Coll. Pac
Colorado Acrt
...Idaho - Berkeley
Cal. Ramblers Davis
San Jose Stockton 8-12
...Utah Fort Collins 0-13
Colorado Coll. Colorado ....-....Colo. Springs ............ 0-20
Denver Brlgham Young . Denver . 8- 0
Fresno State ....Cal. 'Jch Fresno 28- 8
Nevada Chlco State Reno 21- 0
Oregon Btato . Montana - Corvallls 20- 0
Stanford Olympic Club - Palo Alto . 21- 0
Utah State Colorado Mines Logan -
Washington -....Coll. puget. Snd. .. Seattle 14- 6
Wyoming
..Laramie
0-27
... 0-14
... 7-19
28-12
7- 0
Greely Thra.
East
Allegheny - Ithaca Meadvllle
Amherst Williams Amherst .,
Brown Holy Cross Providence
Bowdoin Tufts Brunswick
Carnegie Tech Duqucsne Pittsburgh
Cornell Dartmouth ...... Ithaca
Fordham Purdue New York
Harvard New Hampshire Cambridge 34- 0
Johns Hopkins St. John (Annap) Baltimore 0-13
Lehigh ........ Muhlenberg Bethlehem 0-10
Manhattan Vlllanova ...... Brooklyn - 0-47
Muss. State Rensselaer Amherst 20- 8
Pcnn Stato Lafayette State college
Penn Columbia Philadelphia .
Princeton ' Yale ... Princeton 27- 2
Rhode Island Providence . Kingston -
Rutgers N. Y. U .. N. Brunswick - 8- 6
Syracuse Colgnto Syracuse 3-13
Army The Citadel West Point -
Navy , Pitt Annapolis 6-34
Ursinus Gettysburg Collcgevllle 12-13
Mtridlcivrst
Cincinnati - Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati 7- 0
Coe Orinnell - Cedar Rapids 7- 0
Crclghton Mnrquctto Omaha 9-14
Dayton a Ohio U Dayton
Depauw Wabash Greencastle ......... . 14- 0
Iowa Stato ...... ....Drake Ames ........ 7- 7
Indiana Maryland . .. Blooming ton
Kansas Nebraska Lawrence
Knox Bradley Oalesburg
Michigan State Detroit E. Lansing
Minnesota Chicago .. Minneapolis
0-12
0-27
0-14 I
7-33
0- 7
0-13
Missouri Washington U Columbia
Northwestern .. Notre Dame Evanston
Ohio State Michigan Columbus
Oklahoma Kansas State Norman - 0-14
So. Dak. State St. Olaf Sioux Falls
W. Virginia Geo. Washington Morgantown
Wisconsin Illinois Madison 0-21
South
Ala. Poly Florida Montgomery ...... 7-14
Arizona Tempe Thrs ..Tucson - 28- 7
Centenary Baylor Shreveport 19- 0
Centre ..Georgetown Coll Danville - 49- 0
Georgia North Carolina State ... Athens 20-10
Kentucky - Tulane ....
Mississippi Louisiana
No. Carolina .... Duke
So. Methodist Arkansas ,
LcxJngton
Jackson
Chapel Hill
, Dallas
Southwestern Millsaps Memphis . .
Texas A. & M , Rice College 8U.
Texas Christian Texas Fort Worth
Tulsa Oklahoma A. & M Tulsa
Vandcrbllt Tennessee Nashville
Wllllam-Mfcry
0-34
0-31
0-21
0- 3
0- 0
......... 27- 0
30- 0
0- 7
6-33
..Washington-Lee Williamsburg - 0- 7
Southern California Has
Edge Over Oregon Says
Football Prognosticator
, Jaggat Singh, agile Hindu grap.
pier, brought something new In the
way of wrestling to the armory arc-na
last night, but was unable to con-
tend with the American twist of the
game known as the Sonnenberg, and
lost two out of three falls in th
main event to big Bonny Muir, Aus
tralian champion.
After demonstrating the mat meth
ods used in Punjab, India, for 27
minutes of colorful wrestling, Slngi;
who weighs 231 pounds yet Is nlm
ble, was put away for the first fall
with a body press after losing a se
ries of arguments with Muir's stub
born shoulder. But the Indian made
quick work of the husky Australian
in the second tumble, winning it
with his favorite hold, the Indian
deadlock, in six minutes.
Applied from a standing position.
tnis spectacular hold was the high
light of tho wall-attended match.
The Hindu sprang into the air, wrap
ped a foot about Muir's leg, tripped
the big Australian and leaned back
with Muir's legs In a lock from
which very few wrestlers have es
caped. The bronzed .Hindu was one
of the most unusual bone benders
yet to appear on any of Promote-:-Mack
Lfllard's wrestling menus. He
entered the ring In reei sandal ard
a turban, both of which he remuvca.
and his white teeth glistened, from
behind a white mustache as he trot
ted around the ring or closed with
the Islander In the peculiar styie
known to grapplers of his race.
Bonny limped when he started the
third ' stanza, but watched the fnr
casterner with the utmost caution
The Hindu groped for another te:;
hold but Muir broke away, spun into
the ropes and flattened the Oriental
with a series of Sonnenbergs and an
other press, in eight minutes, (or
the deciding fall.
The Hindu was a showman and
proved the strength of his well pro
portioned body. He managed to
thwart every one of the Australian's
attempted flying headlocka and poa
Fessed a knowledge of strange tricks
which at times baffled Muir. Bit
the Australian champ, who weighs;
206 put on a good program of mat
work and when his holds or strength
proved Inadequate he resorted to
Jabbing the Hindu's nerves and even
to tickling his bare feet.
The Red Devil weight about 235;
Identity unknown entered the semi
wlndup disguifitd In a scarlet hood
and left in the same shoud of mys
tery al'-er. winning two out of three
falls from Cliff Thlede, Long Beach
life guard. Scarlet Satan who barn
storms the coast unknown even to
the promoters, took the deciding fall
in one minute with a body press,
after knocking Thlede dizzy with a
fist to the midrlfl. The haymaker
ended Thlede's last Sonnenberg of the
fracas and would have cost the R-d
Devil the match had the life guard
wanted to accept It from Referee Ray
Frisbie.
The mystery man turned the bout
Into a chokefe&t and exhibited little
wrestling as the rule book defines it.
After opening hostilities with the ref
eree, he gained the first fall with
slugging and a body press In 17 min
utes, but was outwrefctled during
most of the match. Thlede, 205, won
the iindr.le fall with a series of Son
nenbergs in five minutes. He at
tempted several times to pull off the
Red Devil's tight-fitting hood, and
was urged on by the fans.
With his main event victory. Bonny
Muir won the right tc accept one of
four challenges, issued by Hans
Schuiu. of Germany: Peu Belcastro.
of Sacramento: Sad Sam Let hers, of
Texas, and At Karaslck, of Portland.
T
TO OPEN APRIL 6 JINX STILL WORKS
STATERS POUSHE
A TILT
CORVALLIS. Ore.. Nov. 16 ( AP)
The Oregon State college football
team ended heavy practice last night
and were set tor a light workout to-
1ay in preparation for their final
home game of the season against
Mcntana here Saturday.
In this homecoming game the Bea
vers will seek their first conference
win of tc season, and with fair
chances of attaining it.
The squad is In the best condition
of the season end will be able to
throw its entire might against the
Grizzlies. However, Montana, scenting
victory, was expected to be a for
midable foe.
Coach Lon Stiner took an unortho
dox course in naming an acting cap
tain, who probably will not be In
the starting lineup. Milton Campbell.
reserve wingman, was named acting
captain.
St Aline' Altar HnMnfv Ik rirtno..r.
lng a turkey dinner Wednesday even
ing at Parish hall. Price 50c.
AVALON, Santa Catallna Island,
Cal.. Nov. 16. tJP) Pacific Coast
L-ague baseball directors said tod. it
they would carry a protest to the Na
tional Baseball association meeting in
Louisville. Ky., next week against "en
croachment on territorial rights" by
major circuit clubs.
In a resolution passed at the leagae
meeting here late yesterday, the own
ers objected to major league teams
financing baseball schools for sand
lot players in this section. It was
directed against the Cincinnati Rods
and the St. Louis Cardinals.
The action came after Hiland Eas
terly was re-elected by unanimiu.i
vota for the the league presidency
The season was reduced to 24 Vj
weeks from the 26 weeks of last year
Under the schedule accepted, the sen
son opens Saturday. April 6. with uw
Angeles playing Hollywood; San Fran
cisco meeting the Mission club; Port
land playing at Oakland and Seattb
at Sacramento.
Included In the business to ij
taken care of In the final session
today will be a discussion of a plan
to reduce the player limit to 16 reu
lar players and four or five rookies.
in an effort to force clubs to de
velop youn-ger players. The lively ball
also was to be brought up for dl
cusfion. Tom Turner, Portland; Bob Miller.,
Oakland, and Charles Graham. San
Francisco, were named vice-prcsj-
dents.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 16 AP
Coach Howard Jones rounded up hie
football lame and halt today for a
light f l nal workout this af tv noon
for their game with Oregon at Me
morial coliseum tomorrow, wonder
ing whether the jinx which has hov
ered over the Webfeet in their last
three games with Troy could be
counted upon to help Southern Cali
fornia to its first conference victory.
In the last three years Oregon has
been unable to score on the Tro
jans, althqugh it did exceptionally
well against other opponents.
Three years ago the score was 53
to 0. In 1932 Troy won 33 to 0 and
last season Southern California spoil
ed a perfect record by winning 26
to 0.
But those were the years of great ,
elevens at Southern California. This :
season the Trojans haven't won a
major contest. Indications were to
day that David Davis, sophomore
qunrterback whose play against Stan
ford and California stood out. would
not get into the game because of a
knee injury. Early in the week Leav
itt Thurlow. end, suffered a broken
leg In practice, and Cal Clemens,
blocking back, has not been in the
best of condition because of a bad
knee. To top it off. Ford Lynch,
young fullback of promise, is suf
fering from bumps and bruises re
ceived In the game a week ago with
California.
lead his Eagle Lodg bowling teaa
Into action against the crack bowler
of the Grants Pass Eagle lodge, la
the first five games of a 10-gam
home and home bowling match. Th
next five games will be bowled on the.
new Grants Pass alleys the. following
Sunday. The local quintet will bo
picked from the following bowlers:
Puhl. Lyons, Minkler. Dr. Krease. Den
ser, Antle, Gillette and Smith.
Bowling fans are in "I ted to be pres
ent Sunday at 2:30.
4
Ends Furlough Albert A. Macht of
Caip Applegate. CCC. returned by
train this morning fTom Portland,
where he has been the past two weeks
cn furlough.
BKIJ.tT SMAiX UKA.'N
EXPERT DISTILLATION
5LOKXVACED IN THE WOOD
SAM LETHERS PINNED
BY 'MASKED MARVEL'
PENDLETON, Ore., Nov. 16. ( AP)
The "Masked Marvel," 212 pounds,
of Portland, defeated Sam Lethers.
203, of Dallas, Tfxas, In the main
event of- a wrestling exhibition here
last night. Harry Kent, 227 pounds
of Hillsboro. and Hans Schultz. 15,
of Dallas. Tex., went to a draw wUh
one fall each.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 16. ( AP) For better or for worse,
prospects for tomorrow' leading football engagements , look
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FOR FINAL TEST
OFIIGEfPOWER
(Uv Ilontiii (IrnTf)
Van Scoyoe field will play host
Saturday afternoon to a bunch of
Tiger-craving Cavemen In the erfort
to kettle the supremacy of the
Soul hern Oregon football league
"Mratlng" Is scheduled for 3 o'clock.
The Grants Pass Cavemen are weak
on paper considering their past per
formances, but will present the
strongest opposition that they have
put out this year against any team.
U was reported from Grants Paw
t hat the Cavemen hope to pull a
'Popeye'' act on the Tigers.
Some changes in the Medrord link
up have been noted In the starting
lineup for tomorrows game. Bb
Fowler, who for the flnrt part of tl e
season was understudy for Owen
Bates, glnnt tackle, has succeeded In
replacing Bate as regular tackle. Art
other change haa been noted In that
Stan Kunrman has won for himself
a first string berth. He Is playing end
In place of Joe Pierce. Joe was trou
bled with some kind of an lnfeoti.ni
and had to be on the doctor's list, ns
was tho case of Bates, who was trou
bled with tonstlitta.
Although the Tlgen are doped to
win. I he amateur football crittr
merely shrug thrlr shoulders and
"maybe" when It comes to a definite
statement,
The probable starting lineup:
Mrdford O. Pas
Kunrman I.K Webi
. LT ..
. LO ...
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HO .
Pruefw
- Orlffrh
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Kei
corner:
Southern California-Oregon: Purely
shot In ths dark. Southern Cali
fornia to finally win a game.
California-Idaho: California.
Oregon State-Montana : And Ore
gon State.
Stanford-Olympic Club: Stanford,
but not by much.
'itt-Navy: Pitt seems to have too
much power to be stopped. The choice
is the Panther.
Syracuse-Colgate: A vote for Syra
cuse to gain the more ground, but
for Colgate to win the bnll game.
Princeton-Yale: The tradition bacK
Ing this game may make it close, but
it would be a trifle inadvisable to
bet against the undefeated Ttger.
Fbrdham-Purdue: Purdue, after a
tussle.
Minnesota-Chicago: Minnesota, to
win comfortably.
North Carolina-Duke: North Caro
lina, but it would be unwise to risk
the family Jewels.
Georgia Tech-Alabama: There's no
such animal as a sure thing in foot
hall, but Alabama comes close to
it here.
Wisconsin-Illinois: Illinois, narrowly.
Ohio State-Michigan: More trouble
for Michigan.
Notre Dame-Northwestern : We'll
take Notre Dame.
Indiana-Maryland: Indiana, but the
big ten boya had better watch those
Maryland passes.
Tulane-Kentucky : Tulane.
toulsana State-MlsslsslppI : L. 8. U
Tenneasee-Vanderbilt: Tennessee. -
Rice-Texas A. and M.: The Owls
should get by A. and M.
Arkansas-Southern Methodist: The
Mustangs of 8. M. U. by a whisker.
Texas-Texas Christian: On the toss
of a coin. Texas.
Kansas-Nebraska: Kansas tied both
State and Oklahoma, but seems defi
nitely outgunned in this one.
Oklahoma-Kansas State: A hairline
edge to Oklahoma.
Georgia-North Carolina State: A
vote for Georgia.
Virginia-Virginia Poly; Poly seems
to have the edge,
Cornell-Dartmouth : Dartmouth.
Rutgers-New York Univ.: Close, but
Rutgers is the choice.
Carnegie - Duquesne: Duquesne to
win.
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