FACTE FOUR
arEPFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, JFEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1935.
Mail Tribune Southern Oregon All -Star Football Squads Selected
5 TIGERS,' WITH 2
EACHF
SCHOOLS PICKED
Coaches And Officials Do
Judging Seven Points
Considered Ashland
Star Given Quarter Post
The annual Mall Tribune selections
for the southern Oregon All -6 tar
hih school football teams have Just
been' completed, with five of the
Med ford championship aquid on the
first team. And each other team In
' the circuit placing two men.
On the second squad Mfdford
placed four, Ashland placed three,
and Oranta Paw and Klamath Fall
each placed two. Selection were made
for the following seven points: (1)
leadership (3) blocking (3 tackling
(4) versatility (5) offensive effort
(6) defensive effort, and (7) good
sportsmanahlp.
Coaches of the southern Oregon
teams, officials who worked the
pamea, and newspaper report were
consulted In the aecislons. The All
Stnr cast follows:
r1rst Trnin
Player School Position
Kunstman. Medford HMHH..X.E.
Winaieman, Grant Paas ...-...L.T.
Baker, Medford .L.O.
Taylor, Klamath Palls 0
Ilckinaon. Medford BO
Fowler, Ashland R.T.
Reginatto. Klamath Palls ...... RE.
Heas. Ashland Q B
Smith, Medford RH
Lewis. Medford .. L H.
Lannlng, OranU Pass F.B
Second Team
Player School Position
Barker, Ashland i.E.
Santo, Medford ...-L.T.
Van Bmon, Klamath Falls ....L.O.
Stocks, Medford C.
Etzwoller, Ashland ... .R.O.
Wlnetrout, OranU Piuw ....., R.T.
Jobe, Grants Paas -,.......R E.
Ettlnger, Medford CJ.B.
BohUllng, Aahland RH.
Rogers, Klamath Falls L.H.
Sakralda, Medford F.B.
An effort was made In picking the
s.11 -star selections to choose thoie, men
who were oonAltnt throughout the
year, rather than those who flared
Into prominence In one engftgement
only to slump the next week. Also
considered was the effect each player
had on his team mates, the "fire1
that he contributed to the team. The
selection of Hess, of Aahland. came
more aa the result of his consistent
rencralahlp, hia ability to keep his
team matea at a fighting pitch, than
his ability to block or carry the ball
although he was better In this respect
than the average.
Within a short time certificate
eh owing their selection to the Ail
Star group will be mailed to each of
the players chosen. These certificates,
are small enough so that they may
fit Into tf bill-fold.
TIGER GRIDSTERS
IE
The football squad of the Med
ford high school was entertATVied
Friday en(ng with a chirken din
ner at the Carl Bennett home on
Bouth Grape street, after which the
entire ernup repaired to the Crater
Jnn theatre, there to be the guests
of Georfie Hunt at the picture "Page
Miss Glory."
Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. tester Et
tlnirer were hostesses at the affair,
with the food having been donated
by several Interested football fans
The center piece was a huge cake
made In Imitation of a football field
with chocolate foothslls as decora
tion. After dinner several of the play
ers and the coaches spoke briefly
Beiilde the entire staff of players
and malinger, the three roaches
were present. Bill Bowerman. Bren
ton Finch and Ed Klrtley. Dr. Ria
eil Sherwood, team physician, was
also a guest.
Japanese Giant to Battle
Les Wolfe at Armory
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CONQUERS jSTANFDRD STARTS
ROSE BOWL DRILL
MOSCOW. Idaho, Dec. 14 -fpt
The University of Idciho Vanda!a
spurted after a raRRed first half to
take a 48 to 36 basketball victory over
lywlston Normal here tonight.
Bert Larson, forward, sprked the
Vandals to victory with a sensation
al seven-hakel scoring exhibition in
the second half fro boost his total to
10 points.
Tx-wlston played a clean, fust pame.
but was off In shooting. The team
committed only four fouls, but the
Vandals capitalized on them without
miss.
The halftlme score was 13 to 11 for
Idaho. The second half saw the Van
dals breaking through for a scoring
barrage of lour and short shots.
Omi Vlrllm l(eeM'rlitjr
SALEM. Dec. 14 (41 Howard
Amend. 31. ns re,overlng ty from
a self. inflicted bullet wound In the
hesd. Amend told hr-apltM attendsnta
the gin had accidentally dtscharetl
while he was attempting to adjust
the safety catch.
Sams Valley and
Phoenix To Clash
Phoenix htph school tenm will
meet Die Sams Valley team Tues
day evening at 7:30. Tills should be
great gnme of hnFiketbnll as the
Phoenix tenm. playing their first
oma game, will he out to detent
he former county champions. There
III also he a name between the
Phoenix Tornatloert and 8t. Mnrys.
Start Inn lineup for Phoenix will
probably be Hill and Bnrnes, for-
ards; New In. center, and mc-
Reynolds and Furry, guards.
Park Project 'nn(1nue
MAItHHFlKLD. Ore. Dee. 14 (AP
Sum Bimrdm.m. state superintend
ent of parks. HKsurrrt civic leaders
here that work would be carried, on
at the Cape Artro and Coos Head
park projects despite the withdrawal
of the C'oos Head (TO camp. He said
60 members of Camp Humburn
Curry county, will be placed on the
projects.
Ilenils Alnany Pntor
ALBANY. Ore.. Dec. 14 (AP The
Rev. E. C. Hicks heads the Albany
Ministerial association. He was chos
en to succeed th Rev. J. R. Turnbull.
who has scceptcil n p.mtorste at Eu
gene. The Itev. Mr. Hick Is pastor
of the Evnucellcnl church.
Fine porcelain has been manufac
tured nt KiiiK-te-Clurt, China, since
the sixth century.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calif.,
Dec. 14. (AP Stanford's Indians,
their final examinations for this
quarter behind them, turned to the
gridiron today to begin preparations
for the Rose Bowl test against
Southern Methodist.
Out of harness since the game
with California November 23, Stan
ford's men will drill twice dally for
the better part of the next two
weeks.
The Stanford squad is at full
strength with the exception of Jim
"Monk" Mrsrrlp, famous goal kick
ing end, who Injured a knee In the
game wlfh California. Dr. Frit?.
Roth, team physician, said Moscrlp
might not be In condition to play
Hfcalnst Southern Methodist.
ST.
TO MS 13-7,
FAN SLUGS 'REF'
Ragged Play By Gaels
Gives Edge To Victors In
Bitter Battle.
MEDFORD ARMORY
Monday MIfe
World Light Heavyweight Title Match
Ken Holh's
VJ.
Bob Kennaston
"Killer" Shikuma
Les Wolfe
Frankie Peck
vs.
Rex Mobley
Snt on tnif at iiroiws pnnnr lot ; oKirr si wiosim .
StTPl.V CO.. Phonf Ml VAI.KNTINK' (III: I'honf
SNOWMEN FROLIO
GRATER PK. TODAY
Rogue Snowmen and their guests
will .spend today nt Crnter Lake
national pnrk. skiing, snowshoelmr
tohjgnnntng. sleighing and other
wise disporting themselves In keep
Ine with their descriptive name.
Final plans for the outing were
made at a meeting in the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce on
Friday nlgbt at which time Olen
Fubrlck. president, announced the
annual election of officers would
be held nt the lake today between
three and four o'clock In a butldliiK
provided for their use by the park
service.
Weather nt the resort yesterday
was reported clear and bright, with
the snow crusty enough for good
winter sports. Highways were open
but motorists ere advised to carry
chains In case of emergency.
Davtd H Canfleld. park superin
tendent, returned from the lake Inst
evening and stntet that weather re
port Indicated Ideal conditions for
the Snowmen's outing.
July, originally the fifth month of
the year, was called "Qulntlls" by the
Romans.
KEZAR STADIUM. San Francisco.
Dec. 14. (UP) Standing off the
challenge of a power-packed St.
Mary's football team, University of
California at Los Angelea closed its
greatest season in history with an
upset 13 to 7 victory today.
Bitterly fought from start to fin
ish, the game ended . In a wild
flurry as an Irate fan, angry with
repeated penalties against the Gaels,
accosted Referee Nibs Price and
planted a right to the law. J. Ble-
wett, field Judge, rushed In and
halted the battle.
Taking advantage of ragged play
by the Moraga squad, the Bruins
took the ball In the second quarter
on the Gaels' IB-yard line. Charles
Cheshire, U. C. L. A. all-Amerlcan
halfback candldnte, was spilled for
a 10-yard loss. Two plays later left
end Bob Schroeder snared a beaut
iful pasa In the clear and stepped
over the goal line for a gain of
20 yards and a touchdown. Chesh
ire's try for the extra point was
wide.
St. Mary's staged an 80-yard
touchdown drive In the first five
minutes of the third quarter with '
quarterback Lou Ferry plunging i
over from the one-foot line to
score. He also made good the kick
for extra point.
A moment later and the Gaels
were dewn to the Bruin 6-yard
stripe. Fullback Floyd Maxham
started over for a goal, but fum
bled to lose the ball and give the
Bruins first down on their own 20.
From that point the U. C. L. A.
tenm. co-holder with Stanford and
California of the Pacific coast con
ference champlcnshlp. moved out to
the Gaels 42-yard line before the
quarter ended, taking the ball after
an exchange of kicks. Cheshire
started from his own 46 and ram
bled 28 yards In a sparkling run
tnat saw him swlvellng past a futile
company of .tacklers.
Substitute quarterback Bob Wil
liams faded back on a delayed buck.
dropped in behind a charging line
of Interferers and swept clean
around the left stde of the Bt.
Mary's line for a 12-yard run and
touchdown. He kicked the extra
point.
Quints Battle To
13-13 Tie On 13th
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN. Wis., Dec.
14. (AP) It was Friday the
13th. So Prairie du Chlen and
Fennlmore high school basketball
teams battled to s 13-13 tie In
regulation time. Neither scored
in the first overtime period, nor
the second. At the end of the
third they gave up. The score
was still 13-13.
12 TO 7
MEMORIAL COLISEUM, Dec. 14
(UP) The University of Pitts
burgh drove over two touchdowns
and presented a stalwart defense In
the pinches to score a 12 to 7 vic
tory over University of Southern
California in an intersectlonal clash
here today.
Approximately 45.000 fans saw
Pitt even up the series with U. S. C.
The win by the eastern club gave
each university two victories.
Pitts' touchdowns came in the
first and third periods. Frank Pat
rick, sophomore fullback, drove for
a scant foot for the first tally. The
second came after Pitt advanced
the ball 81 yards, with Hubert
Randour, senior halfback, doing
most of the work. He contributed
two runs of 20 and 24 yards, re
spectively, during the march. His
touchdown slash was good for seven
yards. Patrick missed two place
kicks after the touchdowns.
The Trojan touchdown was a
spectacular last-minute affair. U.
S. C. was on the Pitt 39 yard line
after a punt when Davy Davis shot
a 20-yard pass to William Galsford,
end. Galsford gathered In the ball
and loped 19 yards through the
Pitt secondary for the score. Suth
erland converted a place kick.
' Dividend Cheer
NEW YORK. Dec. 14. (AP) Favor
able dividend actions announced dur
ing the past week rose to 90, the
largest number for any week since
the latter part of 1930, the Standard!
Statlstlca Co. reported today. There
were 68 in the preceding period. Un
favorable changes totaled four against
one the week before.
Jolo, capital of the Sulu province
of the Philippines. Is the chief center
of the pearling fleet of that region.
TO GIVE FIRST AID
A doctor will be In readiness at
the Armory tomorrow night when
Ken Hoi Us, meanest of all mean
wrestlers ever to perform here, and
Marine Bob Kennaston of Gold Hill
tangle In a grudge match hailed as
the wildest bout ver scheduled in
the city.
With no hold but the strangle
barred, x kicking and slugging and
other arts usually associated only
with logging camp scuffles will be
permlssable, and Promoter Mack
Llllard has deemed It advisable to
have a medical man in attendance
in case of serious injury, he an
nounced last night.
Llllard has already announced that
there will be officers In attendance
on the grapplers, and no out-of-the- i
ring scuffling will be tolerated. The i
wrestlers will be led directly to their I
posts, and after each bout they will
be led back to their dressing rooms
to prevent a recurrence of the riot
which broke out two weeks, ago when
Hollls ran amok.
In the middle event "Killer" Shi
kuma, giant Japanese Jtu Jitsu ex
pert, will meet the limber legged
Texan. Les Wolfe, for two out ot
three falls. A flip of a coin will
decide whether Jlu or catch-as-catch-can
will be used for the first
fall, with the next fall to be In the
opposite manner. The man taking
his fall (if there are two) in the
shortest time. Is to have the chotce
as to which style will be used In the
final frame.
An unusual thing about Jlu Jltsu
wrestling la the fact that pinning
a man's shoulders to the mat does
not constitute a fall, even though
the shoulders might be pinned there
half the night. The only way to
get a fall In Jlu Is to render the
opponent unconscious or make him
pat the mat.
The opening bout, under the Aus
tralian system of six 10-mlnute
rounds, will feature Rex Mobley.
Alabama strong arm expert, against
Frankie Peck, in another grudge j
battle. Last week Peck won a close 1
match over Mobley, and the Ala-
bama pride has demanded a re
turn bout, promising to win handily.
There will be no raise In prices,
Llllard has announced. I
LOUIS HAILED AS
LACKS REAL TEST
NEW YORK. Dec. 14. (AP) Joe
Louis, the new toast of Harlem, was
being hailed as a second Jack Demp
sey along Broadway today by almost
everybody except the old Manassa
Mauler himself.
Still the Idol of fight fans, Jack
stopped pumping hands In bis Eighth
avenue restaurant long enough to
give an authoritative lowdown on the
Brown Bomber, whose fists are mak
ing ring history every time he climbs
through the ropes.
Dempsey freely admits Louts Is the
outstanding heavyweight prospect In
years, but he goes a bit slow on the
super-man stuff.
"We're not going to know If Louis
is really great until we throw him
In the ring with somebody who will
do a little fighting himself," he said.
Jack didn't hesitate a minute when
asked whether Max Schmellng or
James J. Braddock has the best
chance of trimming Louis.
Braddock unquestionably," h e
said.
"I'm not telling you Braddock could
lick Joe, but he has a better chance
than Schmellng."
LOUI
S
FROM UTAH 21-20
HONOLULU, Dec 14. (AP) With
a bullet-Ilke 35-yard scoring pass In
thf) IflKf. tlva mln. - i ...
. an, u ui.ra ui pi ay, in;
University of Hawaii nosed out the
University of Utah. 21 to 20, In their
Intersectlonal football game here today.
SMverton Rank Pavs
SILVERTON. Dec. 14. ,7p) The
Coolldcre anrl fr!iain unt, ,,.
a five tvrrnt Hlvi.inn ,nnnA
" '"wuui ui wt.uvu, on
savings and commercial waiver depos-
"-wullllD uu Lw.'iuuer la, trus
tees of the bank announced.
NEW YORK. Dec. 14. (AP) They
imported old Benor Paulino Uzcudun
from San Bebastian. Spain, to find
out Just how hard Joe Louis can hit.
And how the colored boy showed 'em.
He fiddled around for three rounds
in Madison Square Garden last night,
then knocked the once redoubtable
Spaniard flatter than the celebrated
pancake with a paralyzing right that
drove one of Paulino's teeth through
his upper lip.
Herr Max Schmellng. sitting way
back In row G, felt the blow and
winced..
The startling Louis scored a tech
nical knockout over Paulino after 2
minutes and 32 seconds of the fourth
round had elapsed. It was his 23nd
knockout in his 26 professional fights.
The right which floored the wood
chopper was the only Sunday punch
Louis landed in the abbreviated con
test. Prior to this the negro had
been content with Jabbing Paulino
about the head with his left and oc
casionally directing a short right to
ward the Basque's somewhat paunchy
midriff.
Before the first round ended Pau
lino's face waa red from the pepper
ing of Louis left-hand pokes.
Louis collected 40 per cent, or $38,
800. and brought his earning In the
year he has fought professionally to
around the $400,000 mark.
SEASHORE SQUAD
ASHLAND, Ore.. Dec. 14. (AP)
Coach Don Faber's Ashland high
school basketball team overcame a
first half lead to defeat Crescent
City 24 to lfl here last night. The
Callfornians were leading 11 to 1 at
half time.
SALEM. Dec. 14. Salem police
"cracked down" on speedsters yester
day, sending 10 traffic law violators
before. Municipal Judge Warren Jones.
FOR STADIUM LOAN
SAN FnANCISCO. Dee 14. (AP) j
i no oan rrancisoo uanK niea suit in
superior court against the San Fran
cisco Bnseball club and its officers
today to collect $300,000 on a promis
sory note.
The note, sinned December 24, 1930.
was negotiated for construction of 1
Seata sttullum, completed in 1034 at '
a cost of $750,000. ' j
The complaint alleges that the
baseball club BRreed to pay all taxes !
on the atadlum. but that during the ;
flv-H year 1932-lii:.1 the bank had '
to pay taxrs npproxlmatlni; $7,000.
Parker S. Maddux, president of the
bank, said the suit waa filed "to
satisfy lcgAi requirements."
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