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Tigers To Wind
KICKOFF MED
FOR NOON HOUR
HAM FIELD
Improved Locals Hold High
Hope of Marring Record
Undefeated Axmen
Lews and Stocks to Play
Game Service
Because of the great popularity
of the Mall Tribune report of the
quarter-by-quarter score of the
Salem-Medford football game laat
week, thla newspaper will give out
quarterly reports of the progress
of the Medford-EugeMe gam.
which itarta at noon tomorrow In
Eugene. The reports will be wired
to thla office and editorial ataff
workers will be on hand to an
awer telephone Inquiries until
3:30. Those planning to drlva to
the game tomorrow are warned
that the klckoff has been moved
forward to noon, two hours earlier
than usual for afternoon games.
The Medford high achool football
squad, primed to aheath the powerful
axe of the Eugene Axmen on Hayward
field tomorrow afternoon, left thla
morning on the Shaata for tha Unl
Teralty cut and tha Thanksgiving
Day atruxgl which may topple Eu
gene from the undefeated-untied
claw In the state.
Tha Medford aquad has ooma along
fast since the disastrous Klamath
Falls and Ashland struggles, booming
to tha fore when they held a strong
saictm team to a 7-7 tie while punch
Ing over another touchdown that waa
not counted. During practice slnoa
tha Salem game tha Tlgera have
shown consistent Improvement In
blocking and tackling, and In tha
1reclalon that marked tha team as
one of tha moat colorful In tha state
In thalr early game.
Tha team will be In tha beat eon
riltlon of tha year since the peak of
tna season against oranta Pass Of
tha four who were out after that
game Olaen, Lewla, Btocka and
Boot two will be back In harness,
I wis and Stocks. Neither are In the
best of condition but will aea action
In part of tha game. Stocks waa given
a clean bill of health by tha attend'
Ing physician who told him that his
broken collar bona waa now healed
sufficiently to allow him to play full
apeed. The Injured bona haa knit
again, but Is still painful to th star
eenter.
The spirit on tha Medford team la
tha best of tha year, cognizant of the
fact they are entering tha game as
underdogs, they are nevertheleas poa
sawed of a spirit to win tomorrow's
ball game that ahould go far toward
accomplishing that seemingly Impos
sible task. Kugena has gone through
a hard season undefeated, running
up alarming acorea against outclassed
opposition, but the members of the
Black Tornado expressed tha belief
before leaving that the Axmen were
to meet a brand of competition that
they are not expecting.
Many townspeople will be In the
northern city for tha game. Poealbly
several hundred rootera will leave to
day and tomorrow morning to ba on
hand for ttie battle. The drum and
bugle corps and tha high achool band
wilt leave early tomorrow morning
to lead the team support.
Its Washington
Says Thornhill
OHIOAOO, Nov. a. Coach Claude
(Tiny) Thornhill of Stanford unl
verslty'a Cardinals ssys "It's Wash
Infton in tha Rosa Bowl game for the
coast, without a doubt, but aa to the
aatern representative Ifa anyone's
gueaa.
Thornhill and his aqusd of as
players were headed today for New
Tork and a football name Saturday
with Columbia. The Cardinals work
ed out yesterday on anow-oovered
Stagg field after Thornhill halted
an Impromptu snowball battle for
fear of Injury.
a
Frenchman Kayos
Hankinson In 3rd
LOS LOS ANOELES. Cel.. Nov. 9S
OPl Andre Lenlet of Franoe bomb
ed Hsnk Hankinson of Lancaster. O..
out of the local heavyweight picture
In the seventh round of a scheduled
ten-rounder last night.
It was Lenglefs fight most of the
way. outboxlng Hankinson after an
uncertain atart, the all -pound
Frenchman began landing left hooka
on the chin of the au-pound Ohio
Swede.
Hankinson went down twice In the
seventh, the last time for keeps.
Bookkeeper Best
In Calling Ducks
STUTTGART, Ark., Nov. n.n
Thomea E. Walsh. Orecnvllle. Miss.,
accountant, was recognized today as
tha south' champion duck caller.
He routed 18 veteran farmera and
huntsmen In a contest laat night
with an exhibition that one fan said
"sounded more like ducks than ducks
do."
He used no mechanical calling da
nces. CHRYSLER TOPS 'EM AM..
"Medford ' Oldtwt
and Finest"
b
n!i..t. a. .a. n
uany s huio rainim
.Ti South Rsrllelt '
Fights For Cougar
1 -Jts.:
Rodger Dougherty, veteran 190
pound fullback of the Washlngtor
State College eleven, waa reported
to ba polishing up hla placa-klcklnt
loe for service against the Univer
sity of Waahlngton Huaklei
Thanksgiving Day. Bringing to
gather tha leading Paclflo Coaal
Conference teams, that game meant
tha Rosa Bowl for one or the other
(Associated Press Photo)
FACE MYRTLE PT.
ASHLAND, Nov. 38. (Spl.) Ash-
land high's "In and out" football tesm
rings down the curtain on Ita 1036
soason here tomorrow afternoon at
tha high achool field against a Myrtle
Point team that haa lost only one
game all year.
With every man except Don (Set
tling In excellent condition, Coach
Skeet O0onnell haa high hopea of
ending his first athletic season at
tha local achool with a nice percent
age of gamea won. To date tha Orla
ulles have won four games, tied two
and lost two, and with a victory to-
morrow, tha ledger will ba balanced
In black,
Taking practice sessions since the
University high game aa a criterion,
Ashland will strike through ths air
at their heavily favored opponents.
Most of tha arlaallea success this year
hsa been produced via tha forward
pass, and Coach O'Connell Is banking
heavily on tha hurling of Fowler and
Leonard Warren to bring Ashland a
win.
The battle Is scheduled to atart at
1 :S0 p. m.
IN ODDS OF 2 T0 1
SEATTLE. Nov. S8. lP) The
Washington Huskies were established
today aa two to one favorltra to
knock off the Washington Stat col-
lege Cougars and win the Paclflo
Coast conference football champion
ship and the Rose Bol bid In their
Slst snnusl battle here tomorrow.
The odds became greater aa game
time approached ven In the face
of tha arrival thla morning of the
40-man Cougar squad from Pullman.
Yesterday the odds were 10 to a. with
few takers.
Records and dope, however, mean
little If anything In this annual
"civil war" struggle between the two
state Institutions, and supporters on
both sides were clslmlng tha edge.
Coaches "Babe" Holllngbery of w.
8. C, and Jimmy Phelan of Wash
ington both contended the contest
waa a "toss-up."
OF
HIKES BEAVER HOPES
OOR.VAU.rs, Ore., Nov. M yrs
Return of Elmer Kolberg to the Ore.
gon State college grid lineup bolster
ed the nopea of Beaver grid fans to
day aa the eyca of Oregon aportdom
turned toward the Oregon State-Nebraska
clash at Portland Saturday. .
Kolberg, a smashing fullback, in
curved an Injured shoulder 10 days
ago, took things easy In subsequent
practices, played oniy part, of the
Oregon-Oregon State conteat last
week-end and today waa pronounced
In tip-top ahape for the forthcomlr
Intersections! -laah.
Phone
1300
for Towing or
Wrecker Service
Anj-where Anytime
Lewis Super Service
MEDFORD MATT,
Up Football Season In Clash at Eugene Tomorrow
BOWLING
Oeorge Eads was ths leading bowler
In the Elks lesgue for the week end
ing November 31, with sn average of
IBB for the 31 games played so far
thla year. Aa usual, Roy Prultt was
pressing him closely with an average
qf 180 for 18 games played,
High Individual scorer for the week
was B. L, Sanderson with 630. Dr.
W. E. Lantls waa high Individual pin
ciouter for the week ending Novonv
ber 14, with 807. High team score
for last week was turned In by the
Quacks with 3785, the Carbon Coplea
naving taken the honors the week be
fore with 3734.
In team ratings the Quacks are
high with 30 polnta. with the We
Wins following with 18.
It hsa been announced that there
will be a special meeting of all bowl
ers on Tuesday. December 1, with all
Interested asked to attend and ex
press their opinions ss to future tour
naments.
Individual showings so far In the
tourney:
O.
31
18
8
31
18
16
16
31
31
Sanderson
Coleman .,
Webster
Rankin .....
Blerma
Bowman
Olmacheld
Mnffstt
Bullls
Ferguson
Strsng .......
Jerome .....
Boone ,
Hall
Alenderfer
Obye ..
PIche
H. GUI
Martin .
Fredett
York
Winkle .
Elwood
R. Duff .
Janouch
Holmes .... 31
L. Duff :.. 31
Pins Avg
Esds ....
Prultt
J. Ollt ,
Lantls
Kresse
Burroughs
Murray . -
Paska
Orr :
L. Watson 31 3463 164
8. Sherwood 31 3368 181
J. V. Watson 16 3380 169
Semon ....... 18 3B60 160
18 2816 166
31 3331 163
18 3760 153
18 3716 161
31 3167 160
ia OAQT 1,0
21 3134 140
, 13 1764 147
18 2633 148
18 2616 146
18 2600 144
12 1724 144
21 3026 144
18 2602 144
JB 2666 142
31 3086 141
21 2068 141
13 1666 130
tO l
18 3408 134
31 2824 134
13 1587 133
18 1053 130
18 2313 128
. 16 1818 121
2600 110
241S 115
Team Rating,
W. L. Pta.
Quacks 20 8 20
Wa Wins 18 13 18
Knock Knockers 16 18 18
South Pawa 16 18 18
Scrubs IS 18 13
Klllowatta 12 18 13
Rangers 11 1' 11
Carbon Copies ........... 11 IT 11
Rolling In a postponed city-league
game Monday night. Ken Scott acored
sn almost unbellevsble series of three
17B totsl gnmea. Qamea of 178 com
ing singly are unusual enough but
the mathematical probability of roll
tng three of them In a row are almost
Incomprehensible. Many old - time
bowlers In tha city could not recall
having seen tha feat duplicated.
Tha game. Incidentally, went to
Scott'a Safeway team 8-1 over the
Standard Roofera. Jerry Burroughs,
playing lead-off for tha Roogers, al
most dupllcsted Scott's unusual rec
ord with a 173-174-174 game.
Turkey wlnnera at the Smoke
House bowl Tuesday night were Bob
Hammond, Roy Prultt. Sandy Sander-
eon, Oeorge Eada and Marvin Kltta.
Tha management announced that
plenty of blrda remained for hungry
trundlera at tonight's matches.
Indlvtdual scores In the postponed
tilt were:
ftafrway stores
Kllta 232 166
Lacoma 141 146
900
162
168
178
160
85
Cranston .... 160
Scott 178
135
178
102
32
Blckel
170.
58
Handicap
03B 740
Ntanftard Roofera
Burroughs
..17 17 174 31
facattus
When thoughts turn homeward, ipetch an turn homeward
too. How comforting and satisfying It b to join voice and
exchange good withes, even though broad miles lie between!
Turn to your telephone at this "homey" season of the year.
I( costs so little means so much. "Long Distance" it one
of the important uses of your telephone.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANT
Wert 6th St. Phone 5
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Klamath Coach
0WISHT FRENCH
mvignt French, basketball coach
and Instructor at Klamath Falls hlgli
srnooi, naa Been at Klamath high
10 years. The last six years his bas
ketball teams won 140 fames while
losing only 81.
Deutchler
Huasong
Nlssen ..
181
230
141
-....100
166
107
183
148
160 607
161 888
153 476
161 407
Walsh
Totala .
015 888 808 3888
ASHLAND. Nov. 36. (Spl.) Attan
tlon, Independent basketball teams of
Medford and vicinity.
The Alumni of Ashland high, known
by no other name, but bosstlng a laat
year'a record consisting of something
Ilka 17 wins out of 31 gamea played,
hereby challenges any and all Med
ford teams or teams In secondary
high schools throughout the vslley.
Three members of laat year'a dis
trict champion Ashland high team
are membera of the Alumni aggrega
tion. They are Johnny Murphy, Ken
Schilling and Howard Mayberry. Herb
Davis, Jim Voss, Hedrlck Baughmsn
and Bill Bromley complete the travel.
Ing squad.
Any manager of any team wishing
to play the local quintet la asked to
get In touch with Bill Bromley at
tha Ashland Qroceterla.
JEFFERSON-HOOD RIVER
GAME TAKES ATTENTION
. PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 38 (A)
Sports fane Interested in Portland In
terscholaatlo. football gava their un
divided attention to the forthcoming
Jefferaon-HOid River Thankagllng
classic today, with prospects that a
large crowd would watch the Battle
In tha Multnomah stadium. Th city's
Inter-echool grid season closed yes
terday with Franklln'a 10 to 7 win
over Grant.
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Weother.
Northern California: Fair and- mild
tonight and Thursday, valley fogs;
llgnt northerly wind off coast.
Oregon: !"alr tonight and Thura-
flay; valley foga aouthweit portion;
little change In temperature; gentle
east wtn1 off eoaat.
Notice of Hearing on Final Account.
in me county court of the bum ox
Oregon ror jaexson county.
In the Matter of the Estate of W. A
Corthell, aomettmea known aa Well
man A. Corthell, deceased.
Notice la hereby given that the Ex
ecutor of the above entitled Estate
has filed herein hla Final Account;
that December 36th, 1930, at 10:00
o'clock a. m. haa been fixed aa the
time and the County Courthouse In
Medford, Oregon, as the place for
hearing of objections, and the final
aettlement of mid Estate and the
discharge of the Executor.
EDGAR CORTHELL. Exeeutor.
OEORGE CODDINO,
Attorney for Executor
Address:
Courthouse. Medford. Oregon.
1 aa I I
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OREGON. WEDNESDAY.
PUT RIVER CLOSING
UP 10 LEGISLATURE
SALEM, Hot. M.yP) Closing of
tha Cmpqua and Smith rivers In
Douglas and Lane counties to com
mercial fishing ahould be taken up at
tne legislative session since ttie state
fish commission haa refused to take
action, W. L. Oosalln. secretary to
Governor Martin told a delegation
from Boseburg and Cottaea Orova
yesterday.
Senator-elect C. w. Clark it.p-h.
Ellsworth and W. C. Hsrdln of Rnu
burg and Ed A. Keltzar of cottse
Grove urged Oovernor Martin inter
vene tor them and demand th cloa
lng order from the fish commlMlon.
In Martin's absence, Gosslln Inter
viewed tha groun.
Oovernor Martin cannot over-rule
the fish commission without dismiss
ing them and naming a new commis
sion, -run aaid. The matter has
been ;ht to the commission's at
tentlc:: several tlmea and annarentlv
it naa roiused to act.
Gosslln said he believed the
mission had the leaal authnHtv
close the streams to commercial :ish-
ing if it saw fit. He urged the delega
tion to present the matter to the
legislature.
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MAYOR CARSON VISIONS
INFLATIONARY PERIOD
PORTLAJTD. Ore.. Wnv. n
Mayor Joseph K. Carson nr
envialoned a hlgh-wago-hlgh-prloe
Condition todav similar n h.
vailing during the World war. cr-
returned from the may
ors' conference In Washington, said
the United States probably will ex
perience such Inflationary tendenclea
Inthe next "year or so."
IF ITS WELDABLE
OR FORGEABLE
WE DO IT
MERRIMAN
SHOP, INC.
20 80. Riverside. Phone 210
IF IT'S METAL
Think of Merriman't
NOVEMBER 25. 1936.
TWO SENTENCED FOR
RUM SOLD INDIANS
PORTLAND, NOV. (API Plesa
of guilty In federal court brourit
Carl Prokoplk and Jack Summers,
charged with selling liquor to Uma
tilla lndlsns, sentencea of eight
montha in road camps and fines of
1100 each.
The University of Idaho, which haa
Nwtke secret's out
And everybody's talking ahout 18 month
Oiab Otcliatd
I hat's the fact
everybody's talking
about it.
t
How good it is. How
ripe it is. And how
thrifty it is because
it's sold at the same
low price. Age is
only a part of the
story because Crab Orchard brand gets its silky-smooth flavor from
Top-Run distilling in Kentucky where fine whiskies are made.
How about trying some of this 93 proof Top-Run Kentucky straight
bourbon whiskey yourself?
TBI A. H. S. DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, LOUISVILLS, KT.
We run our house on
the Huddle System
MAYBE two can live as cheaply as one on a desert
island. But right after we married, Jim and I soon
found out that running a house cosfs money more, we
first thought, than we could manage to scrape together.
Things are easier now. It took a while for us to learn,
but we have the plan down pat. Jim calls it our "huddle
system."
There really isn't any trick about it. We have a
budget, of course-so much for food, clothes, amuse
ments, luxuries, vacation. But having a budget is one
thing. Making it work is another. There's where the
system comes in.
Religiously, each day, we read the advertisements in
this paper together. Jim looks for the things he is
most inerested in-suits, shirts, golf equipment, books,,
smoking supplies. I look out for myself shoes,
dresses, a winter coat, cosmetics. Both of us keep our
eyes open for household needs furniture, draperies,
bathroom accessories, linens. Then we go into a "hud
dle" report to each other check over our budget
spend what we can for what we feel we need-ant save!
Careful buying, Jim says, is the secret of saving
money. But careful reading of advertising, we both
agree, comes first!
a plot of ground prepared for an out
door skating rink, plana also ski and
toboggan slides In the mountslns for
ItF students.
Although the series dates bsck to
1804, the 1036 Alabama-Tulane grid
game la the 14th between the two
Institutions.
Thirteen members of the Hastings
(Neb.) college football aquad half of
the total are freshmen.
ROAST PORK TOO HIGH
FOR PRISON BANQUET
BOSTON, NOT. M. (fp) Bec&iis
roast pork hu become more or leei
nf m. liiTiirV- tVi ftT7 Inmatau
state prison will eat chicken, lnrte4t
on Tn&nKBgiving day.
Prison officials decided to purchase
chicken far th holldav mnn -
they determined It was cheaper than
pors.
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