MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFQKD. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935.
PAGE TEN
Traditional Rivals in Top Form for Annual Oregon Football Classic
GALLISON'S CREW
READY TO SHOO!
Coach Stiner of 0. S. C.
Mum On Expected Out
comeGame Will Climax
Homecoming Festivities
EUGENE, Ore.. Nov. 8. lP) Sev
eral thousand eeats are still avail
able for the Oregon Stn te-Oreston
game here Monday. Graduate Manager
Hu?h Rcejon announced today.
A large number ot reserved seats
remain and 2500 general admission
seats will go on sate flt nn Satur
day at the Hayward field ticket office.
CORVALLIS. Ore.. Nov. 8. (P)
We're ready for the civil warl
Coach Lon Stiner of Oregon State
colleps issued that statement after
final practices had been completed
for the game with University of Ore
gon at Eugene tomorrow.
He refused to hazard a prediction
as to the outcome, however, end bad
nothing to aay concerning the uni
versity mentor's statement that "Ore
gon has a 60-50 chance."
Stiner Is hoping for a hard, fast
field to give hi team a chance to
show lta speed.
The Eugene battle, 0 miles from
Corvallls, will climax Oregon State
home-coming activities.
EUGENE. Ore.. Nov. 8. (IP; Coach
"Prink" Calllson expressed the belief
today that hla University of Oreson
eleven was In shape to play "60 min
utes of top-speed football" against
Oregon Stata college here tomorrow.
Scrimmages were ended last night.
Today's chalk-talk was the final grid
session planned.
Calllson said "the boys have shown
plenty of fire and pepper In the
weeks drills and should be ready to
shoot the works."
There la no team the university
would rather defeat than its ancient
rivals, the O. S. C. Beavers.
Fullback Frank Mlchek, the Scan
poose Limited, and the other of Ore
gon's power attack were eager for the
fray. Blocking and tackling have
been emphasized atom; with signal
and pass drill In this week's practices.
Oregon was ready to launch a pass
ing attack of Its own. Lasselle and
Goodln. the most effective passers
this season, both are back In top
form.
Graduates returning both here and
to the State college will swell the
attendance.
At Corvallls. Coach Lon Stiner said
a
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THIS WEEK
(1834 Scores Are Listed In Parentheses)
(N Denotes Night Game)
Army vs. Pitt """
Brown (01 vs. Yale (37)
Harvard (0) vs. Princeton (19) -
Navy (17) vs. Pennsylvania (0)
St. Mary's (Calif.) (141 vs. Fordham (9)
Swarthmore (7) vs. Amnerst (6)
Pittsburg
.. New Haven
Princeton
Philadelphia
New Yorx
Amnerst
Western Maryland (40) vs. Boston College (0) "
.... ... o,, nr,ivoritv mi Boston
KiUKrrn wi o. j -
West Virginia Wesleyan vs. .Catholic ...
Syracuse (0) vs. Columbia (12) .. -..
William & Mary vs. Dartmouth
Carnegie Tech vs. Holy cross
Washington
. New Yorx
..... Hanover
Worcester
(13) New York
. State College
New Yo:k U. (38) vs. City College of N.
Vlllar.ova vs. Penn State
Central.
Oklahoma (31) vs. Missouri (0)
ir.n... vk Nphraska (3) ....
Kansas State (20) vs. Iowa State (0) - - Ames
Drake (0) vs. Washington U. (20) St. Louis
Northwestern (7) vs. Notre Dame (20) - South Bend
rhi atnt. (33i vs. Chlcaca (0) .. Chicago
Columbia
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Purdue (14) vs. Wisconsin 10) ...
Minnesota (48) vs. Iowa (12)
Michigan (61 vs. Illinois (7)
Msrquette (7) vs. Michigan State (13)
Crelghton vs. South Dakota
Madison
Iowa City
Champaign
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Iowa Teachers (12) vs. Orlnnell (10) - Orlnnell
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Alabama (40) - Tuscaloosa
Clemson (0)
Alabama Poly (18) vs. Georgia Tech (8)
Florida vs. Kentucky -
Georgia (6) vs. Tulane (7)
Mississippi State (3) vs. Louisiana State (25)
Mississippi (0) vs. Tennessee (27) .
Sewnnee (0) vs. Vanderbllt (19) .... -
Duke (20) vs. Davidson (0) ....
Atlanta
Lexington
..'. New Orleans
... Baton Rouge
.Mempms
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. Davidson
Indiana (17) vs. Maryland (14) - Baiumure
North Carolina vs. Virginia Military Inst Chapel HI"
North Carolina State (6) vs. Virginia Poly (7) Portsmoutn
Virginia (0) vs. Centenary (8) Shreveport
SnutllUTst.
Duquesne (32) vs. Oklahoma A. & M. (0) Stillwater
Arkansas (0) vs. Rice (7)
Texas (25) vs. Baylor (6) ...
Waco
Stanford nm vs. Southern Calif. (0) - Los Angeles
wi.hhnlnn M'nV v. California (7) .'. Berkeley
w..hlnxhin State (19) vs. Idaho (0) MOSCOW
nnirnn state (61 vs. Oregon (0) Eugene
Gonzaga (8) vs. Montana (4) -
Rocky Mountain.
Wyoming (0) vs. Utah State (19)
Colorado (7) vs. Utah (6)
Brlgham Young (46) vs. Western State (0)
Hawaii (36) vs. Denver (14)
, Logan
Salt Lake City
Gunnison
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Colorado College (13) vs. Colorado Mines (6) Golden
his team was In top shape and ready
for the "civil war."
Probable lineups:
Oregon State Oregon
joslln ..LE Riordsn
Miller LT BJork
McClurg LO Carter
Dentins - 0 Mcore
Strack BO Amato
Fisher BT Skinner
Bchultz RE Jones
Woorner Q nelschman
Gray ....LH... aoodln
Swanson .:. UH... Brftddock
Valley F - MlcheX
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Dreamland Dances
A big Armistice dancs Is being
planned for Dreamland Monday night,
according to Dad Dynge who recently
leased the hail and will operate It In
conjunction with Oriental Gardens.
Mr. Dynge says he will announce a
ON SPOT AGAIN IN
Washington Outfit Consid
ered by Many Strongest
Western Eleven Trojans
Underdog Against Indians
FOR TOUGH FIGHT
1 BOWLING 1
All Medford bowlers vttl get
chance to knock over a turkey for
Armistice day dinner when they as
semble on the Smoke House alleys for
doubles games for birds. Handicap
basis will be used, eo each roller will
have An equal chance At a turkey torn.
Scores lust night In the city league:
inil Tribune.
Prultt 105 160 181 536
rerguson 14 218 170 550
Murray 174 147 213 534
Saylor 178 211 157 546
Eads 304 213 109 617
915 048 920 2783
Shuss VhitflRe Co,
Greening 142 157 178 477
Putney ...J. 168 314 143 535
Travis 120 143 161 427
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. &&)
California's Golden Bears, undefeated
and untied In seven games, will go
"on the spot" for the second straight ,
week tomorrow as they attempt to ,
hold their precarious leadership in
the bristling race for western foot
ball honors.
Victorious. 14 to 3, over the pre
viously unbeaten U. C. L. A. Bruins
last Saturday, the Bears go Into their ,
home field at Berkeley's memorial '
stadium tomorrow to face the Hus-
kles of the University of Washington. I
considered by many experts the west's !
strongest eleven despite their 6-0 de- !
feat by Stanford earlier In the sea-
son.
Share Favoritism
Oplnlonon the day's major contest j
Is evenly 'divided, with California a ;
local favorite at 10 to 8 and the Hus- j
kles liked by about the same odds In ;
the northwest. , j
Against an Iron-clad Bear defense
which has ytelded nine points to op
ponents In seven games the Huskier
will throw probably the highest gear
ed offense In northwest football his
tory. About 60.000 fans, the bay region's
biggest crowd of the season, is ex
pected to turn out for the contest. ,
Advance ticket sales have been heavy, j
Coach Howard Jones Trojans', pay- j
lng the piper with interest for their
years of dancing atop the football
world, seemed headed for another
unceremonious dumping at the hands
of Stanford. With Bobby Orayson
ready to go at fullback, few critics
doubt the Indians pack too many
guns for the faltering Trojans.
Renew Old Rlvoiry
They meet tn Los Angeles memor
ial coliseum tomorrow In th renewal
of a game which two years ago mark
ed the downfall of the Jonesmen
when Stanford scored a 13-7 upset
victory.
At Eugene the intra-state rivalry
between University of Oregon and
Oregon State will be revived In an
other conference clash. Rested after
their 33-6 thumping at the hands of
U. C L. A. the Oregon players are
favored.
The final conference issue will be
decided at Moscow, Idaho, where
Washington State college, twice-beaten,
and the even more battered Uni
versity of Idaho battle. Washington
State with Montana at Great Falls,
Mont., and Loyola vs. San Diego State
at San Diego.
The Med ford high sctiool Is not tak
ing any unnecessary chances of an
upset at the hands of the Chemawa
Indians Monday, Armistice day, it, was
shown last night by Coach Bower
man when he ran his charges through
a fast scrimmage session and then
worked on pass drill for nearly an
hour.
In order to correct a definite weak
ness In the Tiger attack. Bowerman
has asked Rus Achison, Junior high
mentor, whose season It now over, to
work on the punting of several of the
team members. Eldon Grow, 15-year-old
sophomore end. his shown re
markable promise in this department
and last night was splrallng some
long kicks. His punting Is still er
ratic enough but, with steady Im
provement already shown, he should
develop Into a fine toe artist. Sev
eral other kickers are developing, also.
Achl&on himself Is a great kicker,
and. better than that, he has the
knack of teaching others how It is
done. The few nights that he has
been working have produced satisfy
ing results, and by the time of the
Chemawa game he will undoubtedly
have several good kickers to present.
With the loss of two ends, Kuna
man and Praley, Bowerman was using
Grow and "Stretch" Ettlnger at wing
posts last night. Ettlnger, the tallest
and heaviest man on the squad, has
had considerable trouble In snatch
ing passes, but his work had Im
proved greatly last night and he will
be at top form for the Indian game.
Ardo Stocks, who played a great
game at Klamath FH substitute
center, turned in such a good per
formance that Bowerman moved him
to the starting position. "Red" Root,
who started the season as an auxil
iary center, has done fine work, and
will be one of those embattled in the
game. He may start, if the coach see
fit to sprinkle inexperienced men
with the veterans.
Fights Last Night
(By the Associated Press.)
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Al Singe.
133'i. Kew York, knocked out IrlaH
Al Dunbar. 13314. New York. (1).
NEWARK. N. J Homer Pope. 131,
Newark, outpointed Kellar Crawford,
148. Maryland. (6).
Ben ford .
134 150 120 404
Carlson , 190 177 177 544
Handicap 43 42 42 128
70S 836 821 2503
Isostasy la a new theory holding
that the earth's crust floats on a
more plastic substance underneath.
permanent policy for Dreamland in
a few days. Saturday ntRht dances
will continue as usual at Oriental
Gardens.
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8 (AP The
hidden identity" play latest of foot
ball's sideline thrillers was ended to
day with the terse tfdmlsston of the
erstwhile star fullbak of the Univer
sity of California at Los Angeles.
"I am Clois Francis (Shorty) Key."
His brief statement after four days
of silence dissolved the mystery
about his Identity and history, re
vealed be was using an alias R. P.
(Ted) Key. borrowed credentials, and
that he was Ineligible, having played
two years at the Texas School of
Mines. I
Dean Earl J. Miller withheld Key ;
from the California game last Sat
dny despite his assertion "Honest. I'm
Ted." and went to Texas to Invest!
gat; the puzzling Key genealogy
which disclosed a baffling assort
ment of R. P. (Ted) Keys.
After the 26-year-old Vernon, Tex.,
youth disclosed the truth, his father.
James D. Key a nlghtwatchman ad
mitted he had shrouded the boys
Identity In order that he might get an
education here.
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(By the Associated Press.)
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Graham. 208. Wisconsin; two fallsout
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