Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 19, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFQKL). OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1931 1 ' 1 . : TIGERS 10 POLISH IE HOOD RIVER FOES LITTLE MAN WHAT NOW? FANS ASK WARBURTON By Harold r.ro With the regular football utaaon for , ll hi glorjr Saturday at tha axpn w. ...j. i 1.1.1, ti,. wh th oi urgon ,u. Mc.u.u ,,,, i lr. ha gained only J7 yarda from iooid.u nru . ... - Mnmma(!. Wlaely, he kept the Wett ing for practice In preparation for the foot, looking for him and Inateid onalaught of the Hood niver flther. j Rave the ball to othera who rode for men, next Saturday on Van Scoyoc j J " 'h "P"0"' i But he waa back at hit old trie neia at 4 p, m. I , nuiufyng hU opponenu' klckn Medford high echoo! ha piled up a with aenaational returna. The ftrat total of 323 point on offenae while t caught In the ball game wia other Mama have only succeeded in returned 87 yarda. almoet to the point gathering 30 point anil theae 30 : (rom wnich It waa booted. Twice lie point were gathered by the SONS i reveraed hla field In that run. A few By PAIL 7.IMMKKMAN. Aiioclated Pre Sporli Writer. lOS ANOELES, Nov. 19 IIP) Little man, what now? Irvine Warburton, US-pound Southern California quarterback, Inaplrel thU queatlon from the west' football fanatic today. Por the acooter. Ill-betlded all aea- aon after earning all-Amerlcan lau rel a year ago, broke looae again In BOWLING froth and Eureka high school of Eureka. California. AgAlnat other Oregon high schools, MfdToM has made 100 polnta while none have been scored agalnftt them. Cosch D. K. Burgher stated today that he will do hla bent to Iron out the rough spots displayed In last Sat urday' game. Burgher declared he Is Rolng to send his backs and ends chasing piwws nil over the lot. He fllno stated that his linemen will have no picnic when they star working on offense and defense tactics In prep aration tor this game. .So fax this season the Tigers have been late In starting to work In a football gsme. It has usually taken the red and black warriors at least hslf a quarter to get urder way but minutes later he returned another 37 yards, two yards beyond the plac4 where It had been kicked, but teammate was offside. And in the third period he was chased 81 y cards with & klckoff be fore he was nailed. That wasn't all. The cotton thatched lad, who saw his all-Ameri can mansion crumble about him tin year, because of Ineffective blocking lr.Vrference and a le Injury, threw passe as he never threw them In his sensational 1033 parade to national honors. Four times he threw the ball. All were strikes. Ward Browning caught the first, high In the air and over t;.c goal line for a touchdown. Twt2i a?aln he connected, to Bob Fuhrer It la hoped by the high school coach- an(1 CaJ Clemens. The fourth thro ing staff that this fsult may be reme- ; WM ln the receiver s hsnds but slip- died and the Tigers will be able to ppi aay. fishermen in the first few minutes of the game next Saturday. With the showing displayed In last Saturday's game by the reserves, Coach Burgher has expressed the feel ing that he has so mo material sitting on the bench that can Jump Into the gsme with a moment'a notice and do hja stuff without much trouble at all. The reserves nipped off at the bud any threat to score ln last Satur day's game. If the week Is confined to the clutches of old man Jupe, power and more power plays will be stressed upon. Slick pi Ays will come without the use of preparation thnt is If it la a wet day Saturday. Rain will be right down the Hood Hlver hoys' alley. Holds False Teeth Tighter and Longer This new delightful powder keeps false teeth from rocking, slipping or dropping. No pasty tiiste or feeling. Olves perfect confidence all day long. your druggist. Oet Fastoe'l. Three alws. from ball slippery by drizzling rain. Warhurton's performance had the earmarks of a oomeback too late. The chances were 100-1 he wouldn't be n all-Amerlcan and It waa al most aa definite that he even would fall of gaining a plaoa on the all Coast first team. S.F.U. IN SCORELESS HE LOS ANGELES, Nor. 19. AV-an Pranelsco university and little Loyola of Los Angeles hed nothing to shw for their Sunday football contest to day but a bunch of bruises. They slid and skidded to a score lest tt yesterday at Ollmore stadium be fore 10.000 persons who braved threats of rain. The Invading Dons held the upper tETHERS TO FACE I The Economy Lumber company bowlers took two out of three from the Weeks 4s Orr sggregatln ln their Elks club tournament match Frldi, on the club alleys. Captain Orr "Big Bertha" of the evening's firing, with MS pins. Weeks Orr. B. Orr 193 100 163 &b R. Prultt ...... 13S 180 ISO 4P0 Moffatt 1311 187 164 4B2 Claude Holmea..... 100 131 150 387 Boomer .................. 149 132 138 410 Handicap 77 77 77 331 Totals Frey ........ . 794 , 13T 912 120 838 2514 123 370 Overmyer E, Orr Brayton Harrington Guwnther .. Economy Lumber Co, , - 182 ..... 100 171 lis 165 Handicap .............. 130 152 128 163 115 165 120 153 187 140 115 165 iao Totals - 913 633 879 263!. The Mail Tribune bowling team, which had not lost a game since the opening of the City Bowling league schedule, took It on the chin Friday night ln their match with Adrlenne's Shoe Department at the Smoke Hottt alleys. The shoemen took the second and third games of the match by sizeable margins. Murray of the typos grabbed the evening's honors for both single game, 325, and match total, 672. Carey led the heavy firing for Adrlenne's with a high game of 218 and total of 570. Mall Tribune. Ferguson 160 168 201 530 Saylor ..,-........- 193 134 182 500 Halght ............ ... 173 201 176 549 Murray 22S 188 159 573 Handicap ...... 140 140 140 420 Total L... 800 832 858 2370 Adrlenne's Mioe Dept Carey Robertson ... Col ton . Lantla Ds wes Handicap .., Totals 166 180 161 1S5 146 81 218 134 131 169 180 81 186 186 133 171 173 81 Sad Sam Lethers, limber-legged arappler from Texas, will return to the Meyord mat Thursday night, completely recovered from a bullut wound that cost him his last match here. Lethers will be seen in action against the Red Devil, the matman who wrestles incognito. The mystery man, who weighs 230 but conceals his identity behind a red hood, made his Initial appear ance here last Thursday against Cltff Thlede. and slugged and choked two out of three falls from the lifeguard. He Is one of the most unscrupulous wrestlers on the coast, and rates aa the most prominent mystery man since the demise of the original .Masked Marvel. Sad Sam. whose rub ber Irs have gained him the utmost popularity with Medford fans, will have his hands full when he tangles with the unruly demon. Promoter Mack LI Hard ha secured two more experienced and clever ex ponents Of the' game for the eeml wlndup by signing Hans Schultz, 210 pound German grappler, 'and Al Kr astck. the Russian Lion, flchults ha been wrestling ln this country for the past two years and has added al' the American angles of the game -o the tricks he picked up in Europe.! where he ranks with the best. Al Karaslck,' although small, la a versatile bone.hender who very sal-! dom loses a match. When he tang las with the bl? German, the result should be an exhibition of the game as performed by two of Us cleverest j students, . E CENT A POUND IN t . . . Portland mm rose bowli GIRLS' CLUB TO FORM ' BASKETBALL CLASSES Girls' Community club will organ ize basketball classes this evening at the girls' gymnasium in the senior high school, it waa announced today. It was pointed out by those ln charge that if a sufficient number sign up for the classes, two groups will be organized, one for the younger glrlf. and another for young business worn- PORTLAND, Nov. 19. (JV, There was a nither advance of one cent a pound in the buying price on dressed turkeys In the Portland market, with practically a record demand from California for supplies. Up -to 21 cents a pound Is belne freely offered for both toms a,nd hens for carload shipment to the south. While the demand wis extremely heavy, there waa a very liberal kilt ing reported throughout this sector and arrivals are of size. . While hens and toms were today being quoted at the same price by buyers, suggestion was made that ow ing to the extreme weights of the torn- most of them ranging above 18 pounds while the demand la not above that weight as a rule. The call was mostly for hen weighing 10 to 13 pounds each. For that rea-i son there was a suggestion that dur-1 lng the next day or so the hens w,l! command a premium of at least one cent over the toms or large size. Tomorrow Is the last day for car load shipments of turkeys for the Thanksgiving trade in California, al though some truckloads will prob ably move out Wednesday. Turkey prices rangtd 16-21C for dressed birds and 14-16c alive. Medford turkey raisers will 'enjoy a profitable Thanfasrlving season, from present San Francisco market conditions, lri the opinion of Fred D. Sllva. representative here for thti Half Moon Prult and Produce com pany. This "break' for the producer is bad news for the consumer, as it appears now that turkey prices will be from three to five cents higher thfs season than last. Retail prices will be from 36 to 30 cents per pound, but the birds seem to bo In better shape this sea son, due to the abundance of green food and the generally favorable cli matic conditions. PASADENA, Ca'.., Not. 19. fP) I Tha chanes were atrong today that1 the Rose Bowl bid Vould go to the aouth thl year, with Alabama, a auc-j ceaaful prevlou vlaltor, favored to make a return bow. I The Crlmaon Tide, along with tha' B!g. Ten-fettered Gopher of Mlnns-j aota atood out a the nation' lead ing unbeaten and untied grid eleven, and the chanoea were atrong that' when the Pacific Ooaat conferenoo! champion probably Stanford eendf! out It call, the 'Bama boyi would wi oourae, anouia wie weetern con ference auddenly relent and break the Big Ten 'a poat-aeaeon game a hackles Minnesota would be neck-and-neck with Alabama going Into the atretch, in the race for the Invitation. I Alabama muat beat Vanderbllt to keep It elate clean. Minnesota has; Wisconsin to subdue. The east lost ground In It caw over the week-end with the first do- feat suffered by Syracuse, Navy and Princeton. Alabama ha a great Rose Bowl rec. ord. The Tide swept over Washing ton, 30 to It, In 1926: waa tied by1 Stanford. 7 to T, the next yer. and then aoundly trounced Washington State, 24 to 0. ln 1931. ! DRAWS GOLFERS A summary this morning of the! ringer tournament now In progress at tha Rogue Valley course shows that! 18 players have entered the event.l although no one has as yet com pleted his score. K. Chandler Egan, although not of ficially entered in the tournament, has turned ln a ringer score card at the request of the shop, "just to glv. the boys an Idea." He may lower-his total at any time, but the way H now stands la 29 for the first nine and 38 for the second. Those who have entered the event are: Capt. DeVaney, Leland Clark. R. B. Hammond, Ed Simmons, D. 3 Clark. H. H. Pringle. D. G Tyree. J. B Kirk. O. O. Horner. B. Raymond Driver, T. 8. Johnson. C S. Newhall. C. J. Semon. A. F. Mansfield, L. C. Wilcox, George Prythlan. Rttss mon and Leonard Carpenter Cm Mall Tribune want ada. WOMEN Bf RUNDOWN of Mri. Lula Smrtevant of 8!5 So. 20th St., Sa lem, Oteg., who sayi : "I was nervom and leep-le-s and headaches did their share toward mak ing me mitrab!e. At times I would have a tacit I ue! Dr. Pierce's Favorite rre Kription and I had no further trouble. " Write Ir. Pierce Clime. Huffalo. IN. V. Newfie, taMet. 50 ft., liquid JI.0n. Ue. size, tabs, or liquid, 1.35. -W. Do Our Pari." ml SERVICE COLD if;. HUI BY ' li fJk Of THE GOLDEN RULS MEMBER. THE ORDER "How Very Thoughtful" Those we serve exelnim over the family room, whieh affords the fam ily and closer friends complete pri vacy during the services. This is but one of the facilities we offer to all. Tho Perl Funeral Home is complete and modern, and meets every wish and need. PERL FUNERAL HOME SIXTH AT OAK. DALE - PHONE. 47 .1 B78 003 030 720 1 hand most of the way. Peterson mlas. d his second field goal attempt of tha game just before tha game rnclotl. BBS! !! W Al - V J tuff I P J BDa&m ifflllkllltiui,.. rZ?. 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