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MEPFOTID MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHU, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1935
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GAIN TITLES IN
Five States Represented by
Winners in Diamond Belt
Eliminations M.' A. C.
Heavyweight Is Victor
PORTLAND, Ore., Nor. 21 (AP)
Eltht yeuttti from states r""
the crest of fur western nmsteur
flstlana, today.
After battllnir their way tlirouRti
the preliminaries and seml-wlndups.
tha 16 young chnps who met In the
finals of the far western diamond
belt championship last night treat
ed 3800 customers to several houra
of continuous and high-speed ac
tion. Emerging as winners were the fol
lowing: 112-ponnd class Johnny Martin,
United States Indian school. Phoe
nix. Ariz., who scored a technical
knockout over Pulton McMillan ol
Washington State college In the
second round.
118-pound class Tommy Cobb,
Ban Jose. Cal.. Bears, who pounded
out a three-round decision over
Danny La Verne, Vldal Athletic club,
Ban FYnnclsco.
126-pound class Tom Moycr, un
attached, Portland, who won a close
decision from Andy Tedrlck, Wash
ington State college.
13S-pound class Joey August, Uni
versity of Idaho, who defeated Paul
Waller. University of Idaho, by a
decision.
147-pound class Morris Slikolnlk,
Baglea' Athletic club, Seattle, won
decision from Bender Luce, Uni
versity of Idaho.
160-pound class Ed MrKlnnon,
Washington Blate college, wh6 knock
ed out Mark Holmes, Portland boxing
achool, In the first round.
175-pound class Sal Cardy,, Fall
- Athletic club. Pittsburg, Cal., who
took a decision from Darwin Melners.
Washington State college.
Heavyweight class Dave Johnston.
Multnomah club. Portland, who do
. feated Olrard DeCiercq, San Fran
' elaco Longshoremen's Union, by a de
cision. More than 100 youths competed
for the belts which were awarded
t3ie winners In each class. Proceeds
of the tourney are to go to the
Chrlstmaa cheer fxind of the Port
land pollco sunshine division, i
AT
Rti PAflO. Tex.. Nov. 21. (m Crltl
r.r.inn liquor drinking At football
gtirrwi. Dr. Joseph Artman of ChK-flRo
told the Texnn Conre.w of Parents
Mid Teachers today that "wet act oiir
elvea bock In the clinnvpter rare when
we brmwtlit liquor bnclc."
"I aaw more drinking at the Wcc
Inatltitte homomlng game in Hous
ton than I have aeon at any ball game
in 10 yearn." he wild. "If I were a
oolleife president I would not hnve
football pame."
He unwilled foot-bnll a one of the
'gla.moT" evil of today.
Fights Last Night
ny the Associated Press,
NEW YORK Pedro Montai.ee.
184!a, Puerto Rico, knocked out Jack
Stanley, 14214, Union City, N. J. (3).
ASHTABULA, O. Battling Bobo.
Birmingham, Ala., knocked out Young
Pslmer, Philadelphia, (4): Lloyd
Pines. 128, Akron, O., knocked out
Ernie Peters, 125, Chicago, (2),
ATLANTIC CITY! N. J. Young
Oene Buffalo. 141, Philadelphia, out
pointed Puggy Snyder, 144, Vlneland
(10).
La Grande Player
Dies Of Infection
l.A OR ANDK. Ore., Nov. 21. ,TV
Pohert I.ee Koyle, 17, ItaOrande hlh
foot tall and baseball plaver, died
Tueeday of blood stream Infection,
lie was 111 several weeka, but only
during the 1aM week did hla condi
tion become critical.
He played hla last game with the
Tlflers agalnat MUton-rrcewater. He
ceomprtnled the team to The Dalles,
but felt a bit too ill and wa-a not
jvrmltted to play.
PORTLAND, Nov. 21, (Pi The
foal line afejid of flulck O'Halloran
continued vwtay as the .lelferwm hitfh
football player held the alwtht salti
he made yesterday over his pneu
monia affliction, t. Vincent's hna--pits!
reported. He remained under
an oxynen tent.
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Idaho eleven. (Associated Press
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SIGNED FOR NEXT
WRESTLING EVENT
Another three-star fight card has
been lined up by Promoter Mack Lil
Inrd for next Monday night at the
Armory, LUlard announced today.
Frank l Peck, rough-house artist, will
mrnt Johnnny Soon, another exponent
of the unorthodox In hla rljig work,
In the Auatrallan system curtain
ralaer.
Peck, a former priw) fighter, who
hna circled the enrth several times In
search of bigger and meaner oppo
nents, aaw Bonn work last week and
Immediately clamored for a bout,
which has been' granted.
In the middle bout, another tough
man, Ken Hoi lis of Little Rock, Ark,,
will encounter Toots Estea, speedy
Hawaii nn champion. In previous bat
tles here KBtes has generally managed
to remain above reproach In his tac
tics, but, according to LUlard, he will
have to have a lot of patience to
endure Hollls' skullduggery without
losing his temper. This bout will also
bo under the Auatrallan system.
The last bout on the card will fea
ture I Wolfe, hawser legped Texan,
against Tiger Tnnkoss, giant Bulgar
ian, who will wrestle here for the
first time. Tanknoas Is another grad
uate of the school of hard knocks
who takes hla bites and kicks as he
finds tliem, and Indications are that
ho will give Wolfo nn unhappy even
ing. Wolfe, like Gates, seems to pre
fer the fant, clean type of muscle
mangling, but when aroused la as
dangerous aa any man In the ring.
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Basketball Opens
Portland Season
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TIGERS DRILLED
GRIDIRON PLAYS
Working acalnst Grants Pa for
mation as presented by the second
team, the Med ford high ichool foot
ball aquad Mat night went through
their last heavy acrlmmage of the week
before their annual battle with the
Grants Pms high school team In the
Cllmato City, Saturday,
Pass defense was atreescd, and then
almost an hour of good, hard acrlm
piage, ualng their own plays, was hed,
aa the aquad tapered off for what Is
expected to be one of the hardest
games of the season. On offens, the
aquad worked on several new plays,
but Ccoch Bowcrmnn aaked thai the
new formations not be made public
prior to the game. After dinner last
night a skull seiwlon was held, with
moat of the bockfteld men in attend
ance, working out new scoring com
bl nation. -
The lnj ury to Halfback Lewis'
shoulder has proved more serlouathan
at first believed, and Bowsrman was
doubtful If the brilliant little back
would be able to see extlon. Both
Lewla and Kunzman were held out
of practice last night, and watched
the action from the sidelines. Kunz
man is Buffering from a torn liga
ment In his knee which will prob
ably keep him out of most of the
game, and may even prevent his start
ing. Eldon Grow, big sophomore end.
has been shifted from right to loft
end to fill in In Kunzman's place,
if necessary.
Interest in the game -la high In
Grants Paea and the Cavemen are
prepared to unload the works in an
effort to stop the high-scoring spree
of the Black Tornedo, and emerge
with a win If possible. Potentially,
the Grants Pass outfit la one of the
strongest in that city In years, but
they have had trouble In finding
their stride to dat. In nearly every
game ao far this year, they have
shown flashes of brilliance, trumping
Ashland under and losing twice to
the powerful Klamath Palls eleven by
one touchdown margins.
ON THE
By HOimY MOIIIUS
Piiiiflc Const (onferrnce OMIrlal
(Written for the Associated Press)
SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) One or
the . toughest decisions I ever had
to call In my 13 years of officiating
in the Pacific Coast conference waa
In the Southern California-California
football game last aoason
and I don't think Coach Howard
Jones of the Trojans will ever forget
It either.
In the fourth quarter U. 8. C. was
trailing 2 to 7, and the Trojans
threw everything they had into
last-minute drive. After marching
nearly 3B ynrds they were left with
one more down and only a couple
of feet to go for a touchdown and
victory.
Southern California had been suc
cessful with smashes at the weak
side of the line all this distance,
but on this last attempt It decided
to cross up the Beara by cracking
center.
The signal called for "Inky" Wat
kins, a truly great halfback, to
dive for the score. As he aalled into
the nlr, Russell Calkins, the Cali
fornia center, Just managed to get.
hold of him. They fell to the turf
and there was a big pile up on the
goal line. Nobody could see the ball.
The head linesman and field Judge
Jumped into the pack. When 1
finally got a glimpse of the ball It
wag three Inchea from the goal line.
Boy, that was a tough onel
Portland, Calgary
Win Hockey Tilts
REATrLE. Nov. 21 . -( AP) Port
land and Calgary have started to
"crowd" Vancouver for tha leadership
in the northwestern hockey league.
Nosing out Seattle, 3 to 1, here
last night, Portland Jumped into a
tie with Vancouver for first place,
and Calgary moved along with tne
lenders by conquering Edmonton at
Calgary, 3 to 1, In an overtime bat
tle, f
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VANCOUVER. B. C Oeterlno Gar
cia, Hfl4, Los Ancelea, outpointed
Gordon Wallace, Hfl, Vancouver (13).
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By Dick Applegate
Word today from Red McDonald,
former Medford and Oregon State
football and basketball flash, now
coaching at Lake view high achool.
"The weather change very quickly
over here," Red write, adding that
one week they practiced at 10 below
zero, with 10 Inchea of snow on the
ground. The next week the snow was
all gone, and they had mud and rain,
and following that they had a dry,
fast field.
Somo people
1 would bo a trifle
(CW diacorurflfired, we're
ftS afraid, It they
had all those
things to con
tend with. But
not Red. Hla
players get an
hour of practice
Jtfcwtw a day, allowing
in minutes to get on the field and 15
to dress after the sessions are over.
School gets out at 2 o'clock, and ends
at 3;30, when the stalwarts have to
grab the next bus home.
Some of the players live .IB
miles aivny, making a round trip
of 110 (mathematics Just nunc
nntunilly to us) miles a day.
.Mr-Donahl lias one guard who
neigh ll!) pound, the siime ton
nage as his center, ills regular
quarterback tips the hrnini at a
rnlliMiftl in, but he's down with
the measles now. The substitute
Is a giant of 106 pounds.
Even so. Red has knocked over
everything in thu vicinity, and threw
an awful scare into Klamath Falls,
losing only 13-0. in the last quarter.
Interesting clipping from the Hous
ton (Texas) Chronicle of November
3: "A bosket ball coaching school for
women, the first of Its k!nd ever to
be held In Houston, will be sponsored
by the athletic division of the city
ucrcntlon department for a three
ntght series. Outstanding women
coaches and officials of the county
will take part In the Instruction
whlcH' will be led by Mrs. Gilbert
Hermancc, the No. 1 authority on
rules among the women officials in
the southwest."
Mrs. Hcrmance Is a- daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Sheets of Med
ford. and Is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon, where ahe was a
member of the all-star baseball team
Tor girls. She bacem official referee
of civic basketball m Houston during
her residence there. Mr. Henna nee
Is associated with the physical edu
cation department of Rice Institute
in Houston.
We notlred an article In the
Pnrtliiflrt OrcEonlan yestenl.iy tlnfe
llncd from Eugene, wherein It was
charged hy Eugene thnt .Medford
Imd refused to play them. Surh
Is not the case, of course. The
article further allege that the
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game probably would have been
played had It not been for the In
fantile paralysis "scare" here.
Principal C. O. Smith of the high
school yesterday denied that surh
a game had ever been refused, and
further denied that any mention
of the alleged scare had been
made during negotiations. Med
ford tried to arrange a game with
Eugene for the loth, but Eugene
had a game on that date. Med
ford as to be busy with Ashland
on Thanksgiving day. so the only
opening left was for a pot -season
game, and this Medford If
still hoping to complete. Such a
game, on December 7, would lie
rastly Interesting, and would
draw a tremendous crowd.
There are '
ways and ways
of keeping in vcutW
MiiellMnn frtf SUM WITH
For instance, 4m
Sam VanDyke,
an aspiring
basketball play
er for Medford
this year, la al
ready taking his dally workout on the
maple court. VanDyke, aa you may
remember, Is the. lad who won the
Medford-Ashland game almost single
handed after the first string had been
declared ineligible because of their
barn-painting procllvltiea two years
ago. '
Ted Cox. Tulane's 260-pound head
coach, keeps In condition outside the
football season by playing handball,
and has developed -remarkable grace
and agility. Handball la a threat game
for developing coordination. For those
rotund gcntlemenwhose belts are be
ginning to get tight, it can't be beat.
The only handball court we know of
in Medford is at the Elks' temple.
WRESTLING
(By the Associated PreM)
ALBANY, N. T. Danno O'Mahoney,
220, Ireland, defeated Fred Grubmeier,
Des Moines, la., two straight falls.
TRENTON, N. J. Ralph Garibaldi,
205, St. Louis, threw Dr. Len Hall,
208, Nebraska, 16:30.
BRIDGEPORT. N. J. Casey (Hill
Billy) Berger, 217. Horse Cave. Ky.,
defeated Danny O'Connor, 210, Ire
land, two out of three falls.
WARE, Mass. Jack Muldoon, Nova
Scotia, defeated Bey Sulayman, Man
chester, N. H two out of three falls.
BELLINGHAM Ted Cox, 250, Lodl,
Cal., and Jack Forsgren, 240, Vancou
ver, B. C, drew.
WALLA WALLA. Brother Jonathan
Heaton, Salt Lake City heavyweight,
defeated Ivan Manacoff, Russian, two
straight falls. 1
WILLAMETTE, FRESNO
ARGUE OVER PLACE
FRESNO. Cal., Nov. 21. () Fresno
State college athletic authorities said
today they were negotiating for a
post-season game with the Willam
ette university Bearcats.
Willamette wants to come hero for
the game December 7, but Fresno
want the northern trip, officials said.
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SEATTLE, Nov. 31. (JPfThd Wash
ington Huskies' heavy work for the
Oregon game ended today with a
short practice.
Jimmy Cain, halfback, remained on
the side lines when the last scrim
mage was held. He said he expected
to play In the Oregon game, despite a
fractured rib.
EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 31. (j The
University of Oregon, football players
dashed through their final heavy
practice of the week yesterday and
will leave this afternoon for Satur
day's game against University of
Washington.
The eager Webfoots look like any
thing but the underdogs they are
rated, and appeared uncowed by the
huge Husky line.
Dale Lasselle, aee passer and shifty
ball carrier, will start at left half
for Oregon despite the return to form
of Bud Goodin.
The Oregon squad hoped Us Jinx
over Washington would function
again this year after & reversal in last
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