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POP WARNER FOR
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OFFENSE CHANCE
MONTGOMERY WARD
Sport
Graphs
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TAMES
LYONS
Billy Hulen Sayi:
MEDFOttT) MAIL TRTBUNE. fEDFOHD. OK Eft ON. TTTESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1937.
M)S
WITH CRAB HOLD
Red Lyons, aol-pound villain from
Jopnn, MOii mny ds a vouga omny in
HHt lMfUW, but Im cnl success
fully compete In tht mom circuit
boasting Bob Kenaston.
Th. Oold Hill Marina, making bit
farewell appearance laat night in the
main event at tne armory, iwa uyuiw
apart little by little and finally, af
ter eplatterlng blm all over the arena
tanlfl harm1(Pl t1 t h P hark
of the head, clamped on the now
famous Oold Hill crab to ring up his
fifth atralght victory to no defeat.
Kenaeton's conqueat of southern
Oregon'! lateat wreatllng scourge waa
one of the moat popular ever receiv
ed by thd fana. They stood and cheer
ed the husky local product for ten
minutes aftei It waa all over. And,
wnen Lyons was tiiinuy w m.n-
ger from the ring, a plenty sic char
acter they hooted and booed the
fi-ma.hilrwi mnlA to a fars-thec-
well.
Kenaston decided to. wind things
ud after the two had battled for the
better part of a half hour, and after
Lyons, by dint of extreme cruelty,
had taken tbe flrat tumble with a
vicious leg strap, procured immedia
tely following a thudding right hook
to the groin that left Kenaston grov
eling On WIO trpwb. nyu.,
cooly and methodically, pulled hair,
gouged eyes and In general, disgraced
.. WRm nf wrestling. He reach
ed his all-time foul high .after 17
minutes of punlshmont by ramming
doubled flats Into Kenaaton's groin
and stomach. The payoff foul punch
eame with Bob backed against the
ropes, helpless. Lyons shot one two
blocks below the belt, and as Kenas
ton doubled up with pain, the Jop
lln manlao slid In and procured the
painiui iog di,iujj.
Kenaston, following that tumble,
really started to work. For over It
niniit. he hammered tbe daylights
out of Lyons, driving him to the pro
tecting ahelter of the ropes time after
time with tremendous swings to the
head and aenaatlonal hammerlocks.
The end came when Lyons, again
throwing foul punohes, clamped on
another leg strap. This lime, now
ever. Kenaston blasted hie way clear,
socked Lyons smack on the kisser,
ana ciampwa w. n.n -
referee Enrl Yoakley .finally broke
them, Lyons was through for the eve
irii was utteriv unable to con
tinue and Kenaston waa awarded the
match.
Bobby Chick loat one fall to Steve
trelich In the middle evont, then
earn back to give him the works via
the lariat apln. And, as per usual, the
aplnee was done for, men ana mere.
8 trelich, displaying superb wrestling
ability with his educated legs, took
HI urst inn i" hibwwhu ......
a head scissors. Chick ended proceed
ings 'lth his airplane spin In the
fniinwiw, Aintn. It was a arreat match.
clean and scientific, with Strellch
thrilling the crowd time and again
with his amaalng leg maneuvers.
Sailor Ole Olson, Minneapolis
Swede, took two out of three falls
from Bio Jarbo, a clean-grappling
newcomer, but he had to go dirty to
do It. Jarbo grabbed the flrat fall In
the second round with a body press.
. , I . .... U jtniilfln't
Olson, ennmmi ucvnuoo -
hsndle the strong Jnrbo, started
punching foul and took a fall in the
ikiHi M,inri with a hammerlock. The
final shoulder-presa came In the
fourth round, with Olaon applying a
leg-breaker and body press for the
verdict.
A near capacity crowd turned out
to wltnesa the final appearance, thle
year, of the popular Oold hiu marine.
Kenaston leaves for the east this
week.
Football History
Shows Ashland
Due for Victory
X there anything to this "history
repeats" business? Is It true that
football chsmplonshlps run In
cycles? If It's
Q true, Principal
Ashland high
achool can start
clearing a space
In hla trophy
case for the 1037
flmithnrn Cirpann
i conference
ohampl o n s h 1 p
cup. It's In the
bag. Ashland de
feats Medford In
their annual
classic here Arm
istice day, and
that's that.
Cold figures reveal that In only
two years since 1020, first season
after the war that athletics really
got up steam hereabouts, has Ash
land defeated Medford. In 1021. the
Grizzlies whacked the Tigers twice
to win the pennant! Exactly eight
yoars later, In 1020, Ashland again
scored a pair of wins over the local
machine to win the championship.
Now, eight years after their lass
conquest of Medford, It is tho Orlz
zlles turn again, according to the
stara or sun spots or whatever con
trols the outcome of Aahland-Med-ford
football encounters.
1 1
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BILL KLEPPER OFFERS
RFSIITOIflN AS HEAD
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SAM DITCOO. uani.., nor. . irr
William Kleppor, stormy petrel of
Pacific cteast league bnaeball. has of-
the Beattle club It waa disclosed to
day. Klenner told Coast league dlrectora
holding their annual meeting here he
had turned In his reslgnstlon snd ex
pected stockholders of the Seattle or.
ganlrailon to accept It when they
meet November 18.
The Seattle executive, who had more
than hla share of irouoie curing tne
1937 season, made hla announcement
after a letter written by W. CI. Bram-
t. - lsH..,,a ha.nh.ll
association president, to Klepper,
rharglng him with mismanagement,
had heen resit at vesterdav after
noon's closed session of the directors.
W. C. Tuttle, president of the coast
circuit, said no action would be tak
en agslnst the Seattle club.
"I am sure." he said, "the Seattle
Mtuetlon will be Ironed out okay."
Yesterday the directors re-adopted
the Bhaughnesay playoff aystcm urer
the protests of Dave Fleming, pies-
mrni Ol wm mmrirw. m run .,-
telme of Sacramento. They established
a ItOooo playoff fund. They also
nlrafMl tranf.M Of the Aan FrtinClSCO
Missions franchise to Hollywood In
terests. The Sen Diego teem was
voted the IMTpennent.
It takes good quality to
give good servloe
Daily's Auto Painting
yt aonth nrtirtt
Kren for those who don't take
stoik In destiny, It la apparent
that Ashland la about due.
Down through those IS yeara,
it la clear that only about every
two and a half high school ath
letlo generations are the drlz
zlles alile to generate enough
power to defeat their ancient
and traditional rivals Medford.
In between, so state the un
biased records. It la nsunlly a
victory famine for the Ashlaml
era, with the Tigers running
wild and Just about aa they
please.
Laat time Aahland taated Its
sweetest football victory waa In 1020
when Jack Bllsa, ex-Univeralty of
Oregon star, waa at the helm and
Merle Hagen was handling things at
Medford. In two games Ashland won
10-8 and 18-12, thanks to the for
ward passing arm of Howard Mc
Cloud and the fullbacklng of Dick
Hitchcock. That year marked en all
tlmo low ' in Medford high football
hlatory, and was the one and only
sesson during which Hagen mcntored
tho Tigers.
Previous to then, Medford enjoyed
an unbroken series of seven straight
triumphal seasons over the Griz
zlies, six under Prink Calllaon and
one under Eddie Durno, the latter
coaching In 1022 when Medford cop
ped a 14-12 verdict.
By Prpw MMfilWon I
' NEW YORK, Nov. 9. (AP Pop :
Warner, the maMer offensive atmtt
gist of college football, la ready for (
a rulei committee move that will
Atrip the defense of the edge he
"believe it holds over the attack In
the modern game.
When the veteran coach of Temple
got up at the meeting of the Foot
; ball Wrltera association yesterday,
and pleaded for rules changes to I
eliminate score Ipsa tires and raise j
scoring figures, the coaches and t
writers were listening to a man who 1
hog been a leader In building foot- j
ball attacks. ;
Since the turn of the century Pop j
haa been an outstanding football
figure; coach of the fabulous Jim I
Thorpe and Ernie Nevers, father of
the Warner double wlngbaclc (or, as '
Pop calls it, two wlngback) system,
originator of a dozen plays that
have stood the test of time. ,
"The defense hM advanced this '
year to a much greater extent then
the offense," said Warn. "This If
due not only to the more general
use of a five-man defensive line
b.ut to. the many variations which
an offensive team la up against." i
The thought that hla own Tempi :
team has played three scoreless tiet. '
probably was In Warner's mind when
he offered three suggestions to help ;
the offeiwe: (1) Legislation to com- :
pel the ense to keep six men on I
tho line cf scrimmage; (2) Adoption
of the professional rule permitting;
forward pawing from any point be
hind the scrimmage line (instead of
the present five-yard limit); and
(3) Itpstore the goal posts to tli
goal llnea.
Lou Little, Columbia coach am!
chairman of the rules committee o.
the American Football Coaches as
sociation, backed up Warner's view,
and suggested a solution of current
offensive problems: The abandon
ment of the huddle system of signal I
calling In favor of the old fashioned j
quarterback method.
"The offense could then vary ita. i
strategy to take advantage of the ,
defensive lineup," Little pointed out. j
"But If It Isn't effective, there's not j
much doubt the coaches will want
remedial legislation." j
4
BOWLING
Ashland's first "cycle" wine were
hung up In 1921, year of the state
championship being brought to the
Llthla city. Under -Walt Hughes, the
Red and White walloped the Red
and Black, 56-7 and 12-0. Medford.
that season, waa coached by Hollts
Huntington, who later went to
Salem where he turned out some
great high school teams. Hughea. a
hero In Aahland for those twin vic
tories, fell two yeara later before the
Ravage crlea of his former aupporters
when he failed to develop machines
that could whip Medford. He was
forced to give up his Job.
This year of M37 Is the "cycle"
year. By past records. It Is the season
when Ashland stands up there nnd
throws too many punches for the
Tigers. But. not really believing In
All that business, we wonder whether
Skeet O'Connell's teem can do it.
We wonder whether they have the
reserve power, the attack to crack
the Tornado's pretty tough defense.
Last season, Ashland enme
nllliln an nee of hurrying ulnng
the "cycle" year, If tiiere he any
such nnlmnl. Doped to lose by
a goodly margin, the OrisIlea
sorked their ay to a thrilling
touchdown In the final minute
of play to deadlock the hall
game, 6-H. If Big Sloe FnnlrY
had hooted that extra point foi-
The Chippewa took three of the ;
four polnta from tho Mohawks last
night In an Elka club bowling tour- ,
nament match. Sanderson, rolling i
for the winners, was high Individual '
scorer with 003 points. Tonight the '
Sioux roll against tho Mohicans. '
Scores follow:
Chlppeivas.
prultt 181 203 188 672
Cole Holmee 138 12S 136 307 ,
Webster .. 173 186 172 830
Bowman 178 163 IBS 494 I
(Ferguson) 187 167 187 801
Handicap 116 116 116 346 :
Totals 050 068 031 2839
Mohawks.
(Eadal - "3
Sanderson 183
Humphrey 129
Obye 128
Moore 168
Handicap 132
Totals
173
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132
170
181
132
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540
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426
620
396
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have been an Ashland Tlrtory.
He didn't, however, and so the
everv-elghth-year tradition was
saveil. And, this Is the eighth
yea, will history repeat
Guff Scrlbbllnga: for our money
of football teams with great records
we'll teke Coach Linn Mllla' Roose
velt grade school tesm, which has
won six straight encounters, scored
131 points to opponents rero . . .
Steve Strellch. current grappling
gentlemen, tells us the American
football public Is mild and tame
compared to the hysterics dlsplsyed
In Yugoslavia, hla native land, over
soccer football , . . says Its positive
ly unususl when a game doesn't de
velop at least one major riot.
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