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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBtJNE, MEDFOKU. OREGOX, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1935. STINER PUNNING Wide Open Play of Reavers Will Be More So in'1936 Says Grid Mentor 18 Lettermen Will Return By JAMES S. NUTTElt (Associated Press stall Writer.) CORVAUJS, Ore.. Dec 11. (P Oregon State college's wide-open de fense which thrilled spectators end chilled opponent this season, will be still dizzier In 1938 and probably tven more effective. This mi the word today of Head Conch Von 8tlner, who boldly said hi teem "should be even better" next year. But It will be no bed of roses for the Beavers, he believes, for most opponents will be stronger. Keeps 18 Letlermen. While 10 lettermen graduate, only three were regulars. Returning will be 18 lettermen nearly two full teams. This year's starting backfleld returns Intact. Seven of the return ing lettermen are backs and 11 line men. Coach Btlner said next year's line should be stronger, on the whole, de spite the Ices of JoMln and Schultz, regular ends, and Moclurg, resrular guard. Needless to say. tne oaeiuieia will be stronger. Sophomores carried nearly all the backfleld burden this season, and the starting tackles were sophomores. The Beaver reserves should be about the same, he said. However, observ ers believe that If this year's talented rooks come through as expected, the reserves will be stronger, for there will be more experienced Juniors and seniors. Orny Remaining. Joe Grey, probably the most out standing all-round sophomore half back In the Coast conference this sea son, should attain new heights. His passing arm was the magic wand of the Beavers' aerial circus, and he scintillated at ball carrying. Seldom did he fall to twist loose at least once a game for a kick return of 50 yards or more. His change of pace and ability to remain on his feet carried him farther thnn many speed ier backs. He tied with Cheshire of U. C. L. A. for conference scoring honors at 48 points. (Chesshlre has one more chance Saturday against St. Mary's.) To his other accomplishments Gray added signal calling late this season, and showed capable generalship. If Kolberg. sophomore fullback, and the other fullback candidates con tinue to Improve, they will provide the line-smashing threat needed to make Gray more effective on off tackle and end runs. Plenty of Wlnnmen. Anticipating the loss of both regu- lar snds. the Oregon State coaches paid particular attention to devel oping reserves and freshmen. There will be plenty of rangy, pass-catching wlngmen on hand next fall. Besides Gray and Kolberg. Swnnson and Duncan are returning backfleld regulars. The key linemen lor next year are Darning, outstanding center; Strack. guard, and Miller and Plsher. tackles. This was the first season of wide open football for the Beavers, and they were handicapped by not having s strong enough power attack to sup plement It. Nevertheless, the open football worked much ol the time and produced thrills aplenty. "Weil go rlfiht on next se-'.ijn. playing the same open. char..-c-taklng football we did this, only still more so now that the players have the Idea." Coach Btlner promised spec tators and warned opponents. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Now In progress ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN. XMAS PHOTOS Holiday Speclsla Now! PEASLEYS Opposite Holly Theatre Use Mall ITIoune want ads L&weA Holiday, Go Dcmbr 12 to January 1,1938. Return by January 31,1936. 8top-ovn PtrmltUd From Portland Coich TourUt StmJar4 Chicago $ 60.10 $ 64.35 $ 85.80 Detroit 74.15 80.60t 98.90 New York 95.04 1 08.45f 1 26.75 St. Louit 61.60 65.90 87.90 St. Paul 48.75 48.75 72.30 Washington 92.12 104.55! 22.85 Butt 22.01 22.01 29.35 Creat Fa.it. 24.93 24.93 33.25 Spokane 11.25 11.25 15.00 Proportional fattl to many othar polntr Rtutn Limit ait mo-.tht. Good In atanditd alatpinj cart or toathaa Kail ol Chicago. 'Coach" tickata good only in coachca. "Touriat" lickata Hood fn tounat alttfong cara and coactici. "Standard" tickata good in attndard and tourltt laapmg cara and coachaa- Sloping Car chargta ata (n addition. Chalet of loutit going and returning on tickiu to Kaatarn points. All Ticket, good on thcia Pramiar ! Pcri!h4 u Chltag. r.MPIIIK IIMMll.lt OIITII COAST LIMITED ( Grtat Northtrn Railway Via Northtrn Patfnc K. Through firta vli theta routtt may application to your Soutliarn Pacific DftaMa will ba furnlihM en rtquttt dtrlg nad ir n ikui r.K, urnerai rasarnger Agent, u.r m 9. VtzTYiV' . , I 1 BOWLING Captain Burroughs' Elk club bowl srs took all four points In their match with Captain Sanderson's team last night. Team No. C rolls team No. 8 to night. Team No. 6 la composed of Hussong, captain, Paske, Kresse. Bow man, Beeney and Meeker. Team No. 8 Is: Gates, captain; Hagen, LeClerc, Predette. Hart, and Sweeney. Tuesday scores: Team No. Sanderson 180 160 180 480 Ron DeVore.. 174 174 174 832 Ferguson ........ 163 163 163 486 Hall . 124 163 163 440 Watson 168 162 113 443 R. Duff . 144 68 108 318 Handicap 174 174 174 132 Total 1078 1004 1041 3311 Team No. 6 Burroughs 188 Olll 160 Rankin 108 Brayton 184 York 144 U Duff 183 Handicap - 133 181 203 168 184 164 128 132 184 177 104 163 148 167 132 484 640 580 631 444 498 396 Total 1150 1180 1133 3403 tva Rtudebaker Champions Isst night turned back the Gates Auto five 8-1 In the city bowling league to retain their hold on second plsce Bnitj. rii.tarmlnerl drive bv the Mall Tribune bowlers who ran up i 4-0 victory over tne picns Haraware squad. Individual scores: dotes Auto Co. 1st 3d 3d Ttl. Dawes - 100 181 141 403 Gillette 190 150 123 463 Cannon 149 168 178 495 Oreene . 168 177 184 469 Gates 179 183 140 502 Total 866 839 718 3431 Studebaker Champions 1st 3d 3d I"tl. W. Prultt . 168 300 189 535 Webster 148 160 137 435 Sanderson 131 187 140 418 Watson 183 179 133 494 DeVore 181 185 347 813 Handicap a 8 6 15 Total 803 918 831 3540 Plrhe Hdw. Co. 1st 2d 3d Ttl. Al Plche 12; 143 137 401 Harrison 130 185 134 409 B. Plcha - 180 120 85 386 Drullncr 112 110 130 363 Palmer 143 139 168 438 Handicap 134 124 124 372 Total - 810 781 766 2357 Medford Mali Tribune 1st 2d 3d Ttl. 627 477 496 8.16 600 R. Prultt 178 168 134 148 188 331 181 160 164 188 143 Ferguson .......... 183 Murray 184 Moore 183 Baylor - 145 Total 873 837 838 3565 Spina Given Nod Over Speedy Dado PORTLAND, Dec. 11. IIP) Al Spina, Portland's nominee for fistic halls of fame, battled to a close de cision over "Speedy" Dado In a rapid fire 10-rounder here last night. The Portland Italian, fighting at 123. started out strong and weathered s stormy finish to get the nod. Dado put up a terrific fight In the last three frames In an effort to win the verdict. The Los Angeles Filipino, touted as one of the best In the game, weighed 1I9V4. Dado scored the only knockdown. S avoid i Awarded Wrestling Match SAN PR ANOISCO, Dec. 1 1 . (m Joe Savoldl, 304. New York, was awarded victory In his wrestling match with Wee Willie Davis. 373. Vlixlnla, when Davis, after throwing the former Notre Dame football play er out of the ring, refused to allow him to return. Ollio Rarlbnldl, 213. New York, de feated Nick Lut7e. 201. Venice. Cel.. In 28 minutes, after Lutze fractured his wrist on a ring post when he missed a swing at his opponent. Dse Mall Tribune want tela. ba had or Agant. by trtt wn mm W1LDMAN MOLLIS With the remark that "good thing coma In bunches," Promoter Macic I. Hard today announced a wreatllng card for next week which ho thlnka will be equal to the one held Monday, The Monday bouta were generally conceded the beat ever held here. Two weeka ago there was a young riot at the Armory, with the fans atepping Into the fray and attempt ing to massacre Ken Hollls, the wild eyed Oklahoman who had Just beat Lea Wolfe Into submission. It took a flying quadron of police to quiet the riot, and the boxing commission ruled thumbs down on Hoi 1 la' ever appearing here. During that hectic aklrmlah with Wolfe, Bob K en n as ton, as referee, was felled by a terrific blow on the back of the head from Hollls, knocking him aa cold aa laat week'a dumplings. By the time he had come to, the riot was over, and Hollla waa streaking for his dressing room. Kcnnaston chased him. but waa too late to do anything about It then, eo begged the commission for a chance to meet the wild man In the ring, no holds barred and with no referee to hinder the alaughter. ' The boxing commission waa ada mant, however, In their refusal to let Hollls appear again, but yesterday ruled that he could meet Kennaston after that young man had put up an Impassioned plea. They did refuse to let the two men mix without the soothing Influence of the referee, and also refused to aanctlon the no-hold-barred Idea, ruling that the strangle hold had to be outlawed. Arrangements for the match were completed last night, and It will be the main event on a three star card. The match ieaturlng Shlnuchl "Kil ler" Shlkuma, huge Japanese black belt champion In a Jiu jltsu match, had already been arranged for the main event but will be stepped down Into semt-wlndup position. LI Hard said, the "Killer's" opponent to be Lea Wolfe, who believes he haa a flair for the Japanese type mayhem. Wolfe haa never wrestled Jlu-Jltau, but has watched many such matches and la , confident he can trim the big Japa nese. In the opening bout, Rox Mobley. who lost to Frankte Peck here Mon day, will again meet the San Fran ciscan In the curtain raiser. After Using to Peck laat week Mobley waa particularly despondent, believing himself to be a better nun thnn the rugged, globe trotting Peck, and Im ploring LI Hard for a rematch which waa finally granted. Lit lard announc ed today that the attendance should surpass laat week's record, but stated that there would be no raise in prices. U EASE UP TRAINING NEW YORK. Dec. II. (AP) Bat tered sparring partners drew easy breaths today as Joe Louis and Pau lino Uncudun nenred the end of the heavy training for thlr Dout In Madi son Square Garden Friday night. The Basque laid away his gloves after delighting a large crowd at his Orangeburg, N. Y training camp by knocking out Eddie (Kid) Whalen with a stiff left hook to the head In the second round. The sparring partner waa out for several minutes. Louis, before a packed gymnasium at hla Pompton Lakes. N. J., training quarters, pummeled four sparring How Much Gasoline Did You Buy This Year? . Save 75 of it Next Year If you really want to find out how much more money you will make with a "Cat erpillar" Diesel Tractor, count up this year's gasoline bills . . . deduct 75; and the balance represents the cost of operating a "Caterpillar" Diesel. BASQUE partners for six rounds. He planned a four-round drill today aa his last before the fight. AMATEURS SEE FOR FIGHT TOURNEY SEATTLE, Dec. II. fp) A sailor, and Elk and six collegians, all but one a knockout puncher, will repre sent the northwest In the Pacific coast Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament In Los Angeles, Dec. 19. They won the honor after a series of 47 battles In the two-day Golden Gloves tournament here which ended last night before & packed house. Champions are: Heavyweight Bill Boyd, rj. 8. 8. Idaho. Light heavy Bud Johnson, St. Maries, Idaho. Elks club. Middleweight Ed McKlnnon, Washington State college. Welterweight Louie Denton, Unl veralty of Idaho. Lightweight Paul Waller, Wash ington State college. Featherweight Luke Purcell. Uni versity of Idaho. Bantamweight R a,y Petragalla, Washington State college. Flyweight Fulton McMillan, Wash ington State college. The eight title winners won dia mond studded medals, new robes and trunks and free trip to the Los An geles tournament. DEFEAT SAMS VALLEY A hectic basketball game that twice went Into overtime periods, lost night found the Jacksonville high school "A" squad on the long end of a 24-22 score against the first string of the Sams Valley high school, while the Jacksonville second squad was trouncing the Sams Valley Juniors by a 17-10 rating. W. Martin, center. B. Mitchell and S. Johnson, guards, G. Graham and R. Ayres, forwards were the players on the Jacksonville first squad, with A Hucners and B Backcs as substi tutes. F. Metzger and B. White, guards, G. Lusk and T. Dunnlngton, forwards, and O. Sanden at center made up the second Jacksonville team. Fights Last Night (By the fsoclnted Irrsn) NEW YORK. Bud Mlgnault, 170U. Brockton, Mnss., outpointed Harry Ebbets. 1711',. Prceport. N. Y. (8). WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Tommy Freeman. 158, Hot Springs. Ark., out pointed Charley Wtfise, 176"a, Brook lyn. N. Y. flO. MONTREAL Al McCoy. 17GU,. Bos ton, outpointed Bob Olln. 177a, New York (10). PAROO. N. D. Jack Moore. 146. Proctor. Minn., outpointed Don Atch ison, 146, Jamestown. N. D. (0). LOS ANGELES. L;on Zorrlta, 147'j. Los Angeles, outpointed Al Manfredo, 147a, Fresno, Cal. (10). Phone 64'J Wo'ii haul away yam feusre City Sanitary Service Any cocktail,highba!l ormixedN drinkyou can make with whiskey, can be made smoother with this fine Hood River "Old Delicious" Apple Brandy! It mixes perfectly with any other ingredients. Only the pure juice of sound, ripe Hood Riverapples,distilled bythe most modern methods and aged in new charred oak casks. Furt apot brandy dot not contain tn:tl AVAILABLE FULL 90 PROOF mm School Honor Rolls Medford senior Hljh School Raymond, Kenneth . Nakaglrl, Kay Rtngoen, Florence . Werts. Bertha Harwood, Corrlne Klrby. Herbert Garlock. Ruth , Hardy. Thomas . Purdln. Betty . Thatcher, Je&nette Montleth, Betty Shaffer, Evelyn O'Nlel, Mabel Clngcade, Beth Ret-er. PegiTy Seller. Cherokee Hedges. Ruth Mead, Kathryn . Norval, Corday . Seller. Luclle ... Beck. 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Everett N, Russell of the Centrnl Point district, on a second charge of drlvliv? an auto while Intoxi cated. On the first charge Russell was granted leniency In Justice court. Clifford A. Parmer, transient, rhnrped with the passage of a forged check for 5.73. L. W. McAllister, truck driver, charged with transportatlm of live meat without a bill of sale. W. Mackrle and Oeorge Emmert. CCC enrolled, charged with theft of gasoline and edibles from the government warehouse at Talent. WHEEL GOODS Everything that tolls at prices that will surprlie you Sims Bros.. 23 N. Plr. HEMSTITCHINO AND BUTTON MAKING at Tho Hnndlcraft. Ill E 8th. back of Cinderella Shop HIGHBALL RECIPE A jlggtrof Hood River"Otd Delicious" applo brandy, a doth of lemon ulct, then iporkllng wattr or gingtr al. If h drink of drinki imoelS, mallow, rich 1 oil" no' o ntcdcc.Sf 1ft a carload". IN OREGON No.413A CULL QUART VldMitioiti 1.75 Second six Weeks. 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