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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1936)
MrcnFonn. oreoon. tuontay. November, so, i93g. - - 1 MKT") FORD MATT OWNERS OF PRUPtRn S FIRS! CITY BOWLING QUINT OF, LEAGUE The second half schedule of the City Bowling league will get undor way at the smoke House Tuesday evening with the Plche and Head quarters teams rolling In one bracket and the Dates Auto and Snfewaya in the other. The Active club and Standard Roofera will clash In the only match Wednesday evening while the Colyesrs and Medco team will tangle Thursday, with the Oolferi and No. 14 on the same program. The Concrete Mixers and Bchuas Vintage tangle Friday with the fitudebakers and Economy Lumber meeting on the aame bill. Standings of the first half tourna ment aa announced today by Walt Antle, manager of the Smoke House alleys are aa follows: Lost W.T.PlnsPta Safeway Stores 10 23 7 30 Medco 13 20 8 28 Standard Roofers... 10 Studebaker 13 Oolfera 18 Gates Auto .......... 18 Schuss Vintage 17 Economy Lbr. Co 16 Plcho Hdw. 17 Colyear Sales 20 Hohlweg Top Shop 20 Concrete Const. Co. 20 20 20 17 18 18 . 13 CLOSE 10 TITLE CHICAGO, NOV. SO (AP The Green Bay Packers, who domlnsted the national professional football league picture from 1020 through 1031, today needed Just one more Ttctory In the east-west playoff to win their fourth championship. The powerful Packers won their ninth straight gnmo yesterday by downing the 1035 tltleholdors, De troit, 20 to 17 before 22.000 specta tors. The defeat ended Detroit's last mathematical chance of getting Into the east-west playoff and assured Green Bay of the western section title on a record of 10 victories and one defuat, with one game to play. The Chicago Bears, who had en gaged the Packers In a hot stretch duel for the western crown, aaw their last hopes fade when they were up set U to 7 by their snappy home town rivals, the Cardinals, Boston's Redskins look the lead in the esstarn section race by boat ing Pittsburgh 80 to 0. Brooklyn's running offense wss too much for Philadelphia, the Dodgers winning 18 to 7. TAKETF.STSSATURDAY PORTLAND, Nov. 30. IV) The Oregon high school athlotlo associa tion will conduct tests, for baakelball officials for the approaching sosson in 88 cities next Saturday, John L. Gary, secretary-treasurer, said today. Bites and examiners include! Grant Pass, J. P. Swlgart: Klamath rails, Dwlght French; Lakcvlew, John O. Burchem; Medford, O. a. Smith; noseburg. Clyde H. Beard. The third annual Oregon high school athletto associations basket ball officials' examination for this district has been scheduled for Sat urday afternoon at a o'clock In the Medford senior high school building, according to O. a. Smith, principal. All applicant who paa the exam ination will have their names and ratings listed In the third volume of basketball officials directory to be published Dec. 28 Anyone Interested In the examination should report at the high school by a p. m. Dec. ft. AS LO ANOELES, No, S0.(AP) Question of who will succeed Law rone "Spud" Lewis t coach of Uni versity of Sun Francisco's football team today Interested observers, fol lowing the pilot's resignation yester day after the Don's surprising 17-M victory over Loyola university. It wo ft brilliant bow-out for Lewis, whose resignation followed news ps per reports of last week that a auroesfciw wns being considered. O. K. Holllngbery, Washington State coach, was named In storlea as one who may be asked to take the Job. Scenes In Closing Games On Football Front r Ihj i -' wi ' 'r .' ' ' i ' ,4 t r . r ft r - . , - v - - i 'n ; 4 - - '2 , , a t,,. ? tj t' 4'-i''.v'i i' 41 t IX- n iW UAW. .Mk.J.. A,, Ai. ,f.'-. ,...1j1..(...jjf Ii . .' ..".. i,, .t. ,!.,.. .... ,,:.,. POST-INTELLIGENCER (Continued truro Page One t first period of silence In 69 years," It read. "The controversy which rendered us mute was not of our own choosing and let us say of It only that we have sought faithfully during all of these past three months to bring peace. An honorable peace la now ours. The Post-Intelllgenoer loots not to the past but to the future, and la that spirit we now re-dedlcate the Poet-Intel Ugencer to the whole peo ple of the Seattle region. "The authority to guide the paper during the coming years has been given by me to the publisher J6hn Boettlger. . . . Mr. Boot, tiger will have absolute freedom In directing the editorial and business policies. His only directions being to make It the beat paper In Seattle." All of the striking employes, mem bers of the American Newspaper Qulld, returned to work under the new wage agreements that brought all but three of them substantial raises. EARLY MORNING Mil (Continued nun. Page One I WNERS OF TO PAY MILLION LESS; t. IN TAXES NEXT YEAR fContinuiiO from Page One ) MANN'S BEAUTY SALON lhurdoy Special Finger Wave and Shampoo for 78c. partment was complimented by Ma jor Owens for Its care and efficiency. The major Is commanding officer ol the Medford CCO district. The house was filled with amoke. but none of the family was overcome. TVi rlnnartment's chemical crew was called at 10 20 last night to the Victor Sether home at 1007 Queen nn cvenue. where the soot of the chimney leading from the furnace had Ignited. The firemen applied chemi cals and stood by while the soot burned out. No damage waa done. WOMEN'S LEAGUE WILL HONOR MRS. HONEYMAN PORTLAND, Nov. 30. (TPI Nan Wood Honeyman, first woman repre sentative-elect in congress from Ore gon, will have her "coming out" par ty tomorrow when the Portland League of Women Voters honors her at a luncheon. Oov Martin and Mrs. Grace Kent MaV4ruder, who was a representative from Columbia and Clatsop counties In the state legislature last year, will speak at the luncheon, which will be attended by representatives of numer ous women's organizations. plied to the support of higher educa-r tlon and payment of Irrigation dla-l trlct bond Interest. Officials estimated that revenue would be sufficient to restore salsrlei of state employes besides meeting op, eratlng costs and keeping the stats In the black after it had pulled out of the red this year for the first ttaw since 1928. i JACKSON CLUB BOND PORTLAND, Nov. 80. (AP) Claud, I Kemp. Portland, elected president of I the Jackson club of Oregon. corn- Dieted executive eommittee appoint ments today, among them the fol. lowing: State eecutlve board will Inolude I Evan Reames, Medford; Harry Bol. vin. Klamath Falls; Vernon Bull, La Grande. Other club officers Include Nadle Strayer, Baker, vice-president, sec ond district. ' It was a wIM, wide-open game which aaw the University of NehraRka Cornhnskers pile lip a 32 to 0 lead over the Oregon State Beavers and yield two touchdown! with two conversions In the final period to win, 32 to M. in the photo, Sam Francis, Nebraska fullback, Is plunging over for the first CornlniRker score, with Iieferee Tom Fltipatrlck signaling th 8 points. At the extreme right Is l.es M Donald, Nebraska end (3.1), and In the center Is Joe firay, star Heaver halfback (28). Francis Is henrnth Hie pile, and Virgil Velkln, other Cornliusker end, Is the whlte-heiidgeored chap In the mlxup. The plunge was from the 114 yard line. (A. P. Photo.) LINFIELD AND SONS WILL PLAY FOUR CAGE TILTS McMlNNVIlXB. Nov. 30. AP Coach Henry Levar wilt take the cur tain off his Llnfleld coll r go basket ball team for the 103097 srason to night In a practice game with the Brad ford q uln'.e t. Port I s nd . The Llnfleld team will piny 10 other practice games, four with Southern Oregon Normal and the remainder with Portland flvfs. One luinrtrcd and two thousand spectator the biggest rrmvil In foot hall history In the eat .lammed Into the stadium nt Philadelphia to see Navy Heat Army In their annual claMlr, 7 to 0 This picture shows most of the fans In the stadium, with the West Point cadet corps on parade on the k rhl Iron before the frame hepau. ( AMclntert Press Photo.) SHUTE, GOLF ACE, Rolve Accessory Thefts PORTLAND, Nov. 30. f API -Police wrote "solved" today to a series of thefts of automobile equipment with the arrest of flva boys ranging In age from 10 to 14 years. Closing limn for Too Late to 1W ftlfy Ada Is 1:30 p. n PINKHUItST. N. C., Nov. 80. Crowned professional golf champion of the United Btatea here a week ago by defeating Jimmy Thompson, long shot artist, 8 and 3, In the 30-hola ftiml match, Denny Shuts to day took time off to review the rensons for his victory. elmie'a victory brought him ths honor dnicd him five years ago when he finished as P. O. A. runner-up to Tom Crnwy. It also earned him 1,000 uiut a year's possession of the VYanamaker trophy. The new champ Ion cred I ted his win to ths fact that he waa In the best physical condition of the year and because his golf cluba stood him In good suao thro.igo ths gruel ling preliminary matchea and the finals. He uses his own personal model clubs, ttcalned by him ex clusively for Montgomery Ward, ths well known retail and mall order organization. Shuts, who first won fame as an amateur, Is 92 year old end the son ol Hirman atiute. Engllah born pro evuotwl. He turned pro in li18 Since 1020, his tournament winnings have totaled 30.74. His scoring, acrse for 1038 wss 73 00 strokes, and for the 1030 season 73 .18. Ills major golt accomplishments include a membership on the Kyder cup team two years In 1991 and again In 1D33, winning the British open championships at 8t, Andrews the totter year, tost year he cap tured the national two ball round robin. Formerly the pro at Chicago's Westward Ho club, Shute Is now stationed at the exclusive Brae Burn club of Went Newton, Mass. Often called the "silent man of golf," Shute Is also on of the slim mest. Losing eight pounds In the P. O. A. tourney leaves him even lighter than usuav i Closntf tune, for Too Late to Claf slfy Ada is 1:50 p. m. BEER PARLORS TARGET EMU PORTLAND, Not. 80. ( AP) The approaching January session of the legislature gave rlso today to reports of numerous bills which various In terests will seek to enact among them a move to transfer the sale of beer and wine to state stores. The objective would be to add to state revenues and wipe out objec tlonabls resorts. Strenuous opposition from beer dispensers waa Indicated promptly. Another measure to be Introduced will seek a Sunday closing law. Adolph Rebe. president of the In dependent Merchants association, said OS percent of merchants can vassed favor the proposed bill. 1 BEND. Nov. 80. ( AP) An auto mobile, hitting a shoulder of grovel and apparently hurtling out of con trol, killed George Hicks, associated with a. Klamath Palls-Bend whole sale grocery house, and seriously hurt a companion. Identified aa Ooldle Jackson, Bend, Sunday. The accident occurred on The Dnlles-Csllfornla highway six mites north of here. State police, expressing the belief the machine had plunged out of control, said a broken brace of the cat top pierced HlckV spine. The woman suffered a broken hack, 4 !, Weather Northern California: Fair ant cool t4-nl(iht and Tuesday, mornlnj fog? locally; moderate northerly wli.d oft toast. Orepon: Cloudy and continued cold tonight and Tuesday, local fos; mod eato north to east wind off coast BOY SLUMBERS AS FIRE RAZES HOME OLVMPIA. Wash.. Nov. 30. -;p) Flame drove 100 children from their beds last night and one small boy narrowly escaped burning In a fire which destroyed the main quart era f the children's farm home at Lacey, seven miles north of here. Starting on the roof of the three- story frame building, the fire spread rapidly. Attendants In the home rous ed tho children and marched them outside, while Otympta fire trucks were speeding there. Firemen, on a swift Inspection to mnke certain all children were out, found one 10-year-old boy sound asleep while the fire crackled over head. A fireman picked up the boy and carried him to safety, attll asleep. Tire Chief R. E. Holcomb of Olym pla said most of the furnishings were saved end the losa probably would not exceed 14.000. SIMON PURE FIGHTERS TO MEET IN PORTLAND PORTLAND, No. 80. 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