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aiEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1935.
that their
nered."
touchdowns were gar-
alarmed over this woeful tack oi
running play punch, he announced
that he will start Immediately on
giving his players several line plays.
The Ashland team Is slightly
smaller than the Medford aggrega
tion, averaging an even 100 pounds
MOBLEY MEETS WOLFE TONIGHT
age of the Tigers. In Parker Hess
and Ken Schilling the Grizzlies have
two fine backfleld men, and they
have a good line. They held the
huge Grants Pass team to ft tie
early In the season, although losing
In ft later game, and lost one and
pelicans. Always anxious to dump
Medford, the Uthia City squa4 will
enter the annual grudge fight
primed to throw caution to the
wind and "shoot the works."
One thing thst will favor Med
ford is the fsct that the Ashland
field, the famous "tilting gridiron"
that now no longer tilts, will no
bs muddy, rain, enow or shine. The
field is hard and fast In any wea
ther, because It is made of finely
ground granite, end water soaks Into
It as It does into sand, leaving
good surface for the fast-breaking
Bowerman, after reading thla re
port, checked back over his statistics
of the Medford games played to date,
arid discovered that his team has
scored only 34 touchdowns on run
ning plays this year. Apparently
Strong Boy
as compared to the 163-pound aver
won one from the Klamath Falls
Tiger offense.
L
OF
THREE-PLY
TRAPSHOOT YEAR
Estes to Tangle With Hollis
Peck Will Attempt to
Subdue Bad Boy Johnny
Soos in Opening Match
There will be heavy firing on the
Armory front tonight when six good
wreetlers crawl through the hemp to
atege what Mack Llllard haa termed
one of hie best cards In months.
Bex Mobley and Lea Wolfe will
meet In the final match. Mobley,
known aa the "Alabama Strong Boy,"
la coming to Medford In a peculiar
iwaltlon of popular favor, even though
he has not wrestled In this city for
several yeora. On his last appearance
here he wae a llffhtwelght, But made
so good a showing on that occasion
In defeating Yftqul Joe, Indian mus
cleman, that he la still remembered
by the fans. '
Mobley la aaia to no a scionum.
grappler, relying on speed and foot
work to get himself Into position for
a fall. A oowerTul man, one of hla
best defenaea la being able to break
almost any hold put on htm.
Wolfe will depend largely on hla
nowerful. ovthon-llke loga to' con-
atrlct most of the fight out of Mob.
lev. he announced today. At least
once during every match he has had
In Medford, Wolfe has token a fall
with hla punishing rolling scissors,
designed to paralyze the abdominal
muaciea of his opponent.
Ken Hollls, who will meet Toot
Eates in the middle event, Is a new
comer to Medford, but comes with
an lmpreaatve array of wlna over coast
heavyweight. A capable wrestler, he
la a little inclined to tho dirty side
of the game, particularly when his
partner aeema to be winning the bout
on clean work. Estea has always
fought clean In Medford, and will
continue to do ao tonight, he as Id
today.
In the curtain ralaer of the three
etor card. Prankle Peck meets Johnny
Soos. Indiana wlldman. In the past
five yeara Peck haa circled the world
three times, wreetdlng In every port
of call on the map. As a rough and
tumble waterfront fighter, ha Is said
to have few equals, but Is perfectly
capable of good, clean muscle twist
Ing If his opponent wants t fight
that way.
In every matoh here for aeveial
months, Soos has gone haid-bolled
on hts enemies, often climaxing hla
bid for a win with an eye-gouging
epree that hoe several times barred
him on a foul. This matoh will be
the toughest In tha card, Llllard said
today.
The same prices that prevailed last
week will be In force. Tin matches
will start promptly at 8:30.
Kex Mobley (above), powerful "Ala
bama Strongboy" who will meet Les
Wolfe of Texas I nthe final match at
the three-ply wrestling matches at
the Armory tonight. Mobley's forte Is
breaking holds with his powerful
arms and shoulders. This will be his
first appearance In Medford since
1033.
FANDOM
AT
RANDOM
By Dick Applegate
Someplace, wo suppose, thir will
b (tome kill Joy who will deny our
claim that wo won laat Saturdny'a
Mrctford-Grants Pau football game
alnRle handed, Wa did, however, and
were ovtm la tor for work than muni
Saturday. In cnao that doesn't make
aenae, and It doesn't aeem to, we'll
explain.
Some time during the night Friday
nlRht we fell Into fitful slumber.
and during the course of the night,
dreamt were dreamed. Very unpleai
ant ones, having to do with that day's
(tame. Grant Pass had ft large, tour
ley halfback whose name we didn't
catch, who was one of the moat ef
fectlve forward pauera we have ever
aeen;
This Inrge person continually rifled
long passes over the goal line, with
a fine end always standing there
reBrty to get It, netting nil points
each time. Medford waa hHpltM, and
the score wna standing 00-0 against
them at half time, when the gun
sounded. We were In despair, par tic.
ularly when we found that the half
time gun was no gun at all, but the
Apnlenat? alarm clock.
What would you do? Wo couldn't
tery well get up and go to work leav
ing Bowerman and hla team In that
predicament, to never faltering In our
rigid enthusiasm, and not caring to
lose the bet we'd made the day be
fore, we promptly turned the raucous
clock off and turned. Immediately
dropping back Into the ball game, no
p nm II font In Itself.
We missed the serpentine at the
hair, but caught the Black Tornado
Just going back onto the field, aome
whn delected In the face of the
Cavrmen'a large score, Drawing
Pmlth. Lewis, Kunrman and Grow
tlle it they deny this we'll wrestle
all four of them at catch weighty
and gav them the benefit of our
great football Vnnwledpe and strategy,
an.i .-iimen picked up In yeara of
solving just such situations.
"Smith." we aald, "Grant pass la
may ahead." Smith aeemed cogulrant
of this situation, and nodded gloom
ily. Kunrman, a amart young man.
reallted as though by ft sixth sense,
that Applegtee was about to apeak,
and gathered his cohorta about In a
tight circle. A hueh fell over the four
aa they began to lok hopeful once
more.
"Men." we bepnn. "we've got to win
this game, and the only way to do
this la here a great shout went. up;
they kner tha problem was solved,
that Applcfrate was ready to talk, af
ter maintaining a stotc-ltke silence
almost as though having deserted
tlte lads. We stilled the shouting, and
couunueu "the only way we oan win
this game It to stop those passes.'
Strange how no one had though of
thla before, but the lads looked grate
fully at us, and waited for us to continue.
Now, here's the set-up," we stated
firmly. "The next time they try that
long pass over the goal line, you
Lewis, stand right In front of the re
ceiver. Smith, when you get the ball,
If you ever do, you Just outsmart
these Ornntt Pass guys, and use their
own strategy on them by throwing
touchdown passes to Grow and Kunz
man, or Fraley when he's In there.
I've showed you the way, now get In
there and fight."
Their faces shining with ft new
light, and armed with the splendid
advice we'd given them,, they went
back and did exactly as we'd told
them, and won the ball game, The
score? Seems to us It was 160 to 140,
my system not having worked every
time, but after all, you must make
some allowances for those green play
ers.
Suffused with honest pride, we
leaped from bed at exactly a quarter
to 10 and arrived at the office some
time later. We don't think to tills
hour that the office force under
stands our bubbling exuberance at1
getting down late. If It weren't for 1
our boundless generosity, we'a reel
terribly hurt that we didn't get a
headline for our work Applegate
wlna ball game by snore. j
It's good thing that this didn't
gst out before the game, for we hon
estly believe that Coach Loren Tuttle
dldnt know what a brilliant passing
combination he had in those two men
I'd seen. At least he didn't send them
Into the game at U. He may have
traded them to Ashland for a pair
of old helmets. Just to harass our
sleep Thanksgiving eve. If that la
true, we're ready. Let it never be said
that anything Is too deep for us to
solve.
,
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 35. API-
Portland had ft week-end food poi
soning scare, but all five victims re
covered in a few hours and were
discharged from a hospital. Three
others who Joined them in ft dinner
of steak, cornbread and cottage
cheese, showed no 111 effects.
I COLUMBUS, N. C. Nov. 35. (API
I K. B. Cloud went fox hunting
without horse or hounds. He glanced
out of the window and saw a full
grown fox In his yard. Rushing out-of-doors,
he captured the animal be
fore It could find the gnte.
Phone Mi We'll haul sway your
refuse City Sanitary Servios.
That Oregon will witness the great
eat trapohootlng year In Its history
In 1036 was the word brought back
t- Medford last week by T. B. Daniels,
preildent of the Oregon State Trap
shooting association, on his return
from Portland and eastern Oregon
points, where ha discussed plans for
the 1036 season with officers of vari
ous gun clubs.
"At Laorande. where the state
shoot will be held In June," said
Daniels, "guarantees of added money
have already been made, aasurlng
92400 In addition to the S1000 per
petual coon purses, while Portland is
practically assured of the Pacific In
ternational handicap again this year,
with a tremendous added money in-:
ducement for the shooters.
"The big Medford shoot last year, j
eclipsing all records west of the MJs- I
slsslppl river for money and ahootera
attending, was one of the greate.it
stimulants to the trapahooting game
In the history of the sport, and the
publicity received through the na
tloal sporting Journals haa absolute
ly made Medford the nation's trap-
shooting bright epot. Now we are
being urged to put on another big
shoot this year, with definite assur
ance from all over the coast of an
other record-breaking attendance.
" Oal 1 for n la , under the leade rsh 1 p
of Chester Wood, formerly of Pros
pect but now of Los Ban os, as .presi
dent of the California association, 1s
set for Its biggest year's shooting pro
gram and all the western states have
been Inspired by the accomplishments
In Oregon during the past few years,
with the result that the sport Is beck
In a position far ahead of where it
has been any time In Its hUtory.
"Both Oregon and California have
committees studying the much moot
ed handicapping systems, with a gen
eral demand that some changes be
mode. Thla Interest Is encouraging
to the lending promoters of the sport
and already a tentative plan for re
vamping the preoent handicapping
system haa been planned.
"With the many new shooter in
the Medford club this year, we hope
to maintain our 'bright spot' In the
trapahooting world."
TURKEY DAY TILT
NEXT ON LIST FOR
The Medford high, school Black
Tornado football Warn, undefeated
and untied, and with a record oi
177 points, as compared to 20 for
their alx opponents, will meet an
In-and-out but admittedly danger
oua Ashland team In the Llthta
City Thursday, Thanksgiving day.
and Conch Bowerman a charges will
start an intensive three-day drill
tonight, In preparation.
Reports from Ashland Indicate
that the Grizzlies are pointing hotly
for the Medford scalp, and accord
ing to one Ashland paper, will work
this week on a rigid pass defense,
under the Impression that "Medford
at no time this year, has showed a
consistent attack on the ground.
The Tlgera have run up huge score,
but It has been through the air
x loWest
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