Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 12, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN GUN CLUB OPENS TURKEY SHOOTING Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens, Grocery Baskets Make Up Prizes Special Event for Radio and News Novices Opening the winter trapshootlng season with Its first turkey shoot of the year, the Med ford Oun club will entertain the public, as well as Its membership at the club grounds at the north end of the Airport Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Both 16-yard and afreet shoot ing will be shot.- Featuring the shoot will be a special event for the news and radio operators In appreciation of the club's assistance received from these agencies in making the gun club vents so successful In the past. Ammunition, guns and targets win be furnished free to the newspaper and radio contestants, no entry lee will be charged and a fine Thanks giving turkey will be the prize for the successful contestant. As far as the gun club officials know, none of the publicity people has ever done any trapshooung. The special event will be open only to these in experienced shooters, the only re quirement being that they are bona flde active employees of some local news disseminating organization. 4 Dressed turkeys, ducks and chick ens and baskets of groceries will make up the list of prizes. Winners will be privileged to take orders for turkeys to be delivered Just before Thanksgiving. Refreshments and lunch will tte served on the grounds and the large well-heated club house will assure the public of a comfortable day's entertainment If the weather Is in clement. With the upland bird season closed and the unsatisfactory regulations for duck shooting having discouraged the hunters, a large entry and gal lery of spectators are anticipated. WEBFOOTS LEAVE FOR TUSSLE WITH BEARS EUGENE, Ore.. Nov. 13. (AP) The University of Oregon grid squad leaves for Portland today, set for a lusty and daring kick at the coast con ference dope bucket. The twinkling legs of Jay Graybeal, the Pendleton Jackrabblt, carried the Web foots' hope of confounding the experts and the powerful University of California Bears. Both teams reported a minimum of Injuries, Captain Tony Amato being slated for his first work at guard since the Oregon State game. BEAVER HOPES HANG ON JOE GRAY'S LEG CORVALLIS, Ore., Nov. 12. (AP) Coach Lon Stiner and 28 Oregon State college grldmen nearing Los Angeles hoped Joe Gray, late of the casualty list, would be able to stand the gaff against Southern California Saturday. "Gray's leg Isn't any too strong yet," Stiner said, "but If he can get by through most of the game I be lieve we might take them but I won't promise it." Other members of the squad were in excellent condition. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:50 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want ads. iaotalj SIPECHAL VALUE! SATURDAY Hats Shoes Coats Slippers - Suits Slips Dresses Gowns ' Sweaters and Pajamas Blouses Dancettes, etc. Sport Graphs , , Bill; Hulen Says: Battered Pickem Grinds Out Guesses As Finales Loom touchdowns, maybe more. Hadvard-Dsvldson. There may be a eurprlu here. alio, but Harvard must get the call. It's close, stout J3-7. Duke-North Carolina. Duke's Blue Devils stay In the Rose Bowl run ning, but only alter a terrific battle. It may be a tie, though leta say, 12-13. f'xtxn'j It Illy Bote THE "The Store That Saves You Money" As this football season enters the final stretch and hundreds of crazy football teams gird themselves to make monkeys out of the nation's prognosttcators, who axe monkeys In tbe first place for being prognosti cates. I Pickem hauls his battered hJIM?11 "M soul nd body rjfir-ft--: onto tbe staae for the next-to-last time today. Just this week end, then next, and Mr. Pickem 1 can crawl back Into his hole for another year,: forgetting a 1 1 about blocked punts In the clutch and so called underdogs rising up to smack down teams that "can't be beaten." Tomorrow's grid winners, on the face of things, are about as easy to pick as the winning number In a Chink lottery. However, I. Pickem faces the future with confidence, cer tain that his prayers will soon start paying dividends. Here they are, this week's dozen, and If he's wrong, whatcha gonna do about It: Oregon-California. It Is the sincere belief that the Golden Boars are going to be a bunch of hard-to-get-along-wlth foot hall guys after that disgraceful Washington tie last Snt. How ever, It is also believed that Oregon's Graybenl et al will score once, maybe twice. But, It won't be enough. Too much Bottarl and Meek. Cal. 20, Oregon 7. Oregon State-USC. Regardless of t he Los Angeles business. Lonnle Stlner's Beavers will knock over Southern California, also regardless of one Amby Schlndler. Score: OSC J 13. USC 7. Stanford-Washington State. Those j surprising Indians, tasting a fighting chance at the Rose Bowl bid, will i up and scalp the Cougars, but after a tough one. Score: Stanford 7, WSC 0. i Washington - UCLA. The Huskies , haven't been worth a gosh darn In ' Seattle to date, but they'll be good enough to whip the Bruins, 12-7. i Idaho-Gonzaga. Something seems ! to be radically wrong at Gonzaga. i Idaho won't help matters any, win ning 13-0. - Minnesota-Northwestern. Although Minnesota Is no. longer unbeatable. Northwestern can't do It. Gophers to win, 21-0. Pittsburgh - Nebraska. And here's the upset. ' Don't say we didn't warn you. Pitt to be knocked out of the unbeaten class by an Inspired array of Cornlniskers, 6-0, If It Isn't a scoreless lie. Alabama -Georgia Tech. The Crim son Tide rushes on. closer to that Rose Bowl Invitation. Alabama, 12 to 7. Army-Notre Dame. Plenty close and tough, as always. The Irish always reach the heights against the Mule, and so be It. Notre Dame 19, Army 13. Yale -Prince ton. Too much Clint Prank In this one. Yale by four PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12. (AP) Wee Willie Mosconl of Philadelphia, bumped out of first place In the world's pocket billiard championship, has a chance today to regain a leg on the top of the pile. Mosconl meets Erwln Rudolph of Cleveland tonight and a victory will boost him to a tie with 23-year-old Irving Crane of Livonia. N. Y., for the coveted first place. Crane advanced to first position by virtue of Mosconl's defeat yester day at the hands of Jimmy Cams of Wilmington. Del. It was the Wilming ton cue artist's second victory in a day. Earlier he vanquished Marcel Camp of Detroit. In another upset Ralph Greenleaf, 15 timea world title holder and de fending champion. was defeated by Andrew Ponzl, Philadelphia. VILLANOVA'S WYSOCKi TRIMS BOSTON OUTFIT NEW YORK. Nov. 12. (AP)- When ever VlUanova stumbles in its tnarch toward en unbeaten football season, Johnny Wysockl picks It up and all Is well with the Wildcats. Wysockl scored both of the touch downs that trimmed Boston univer sity at Boston yesterday, 12 to 0, In the most notable game of the Armis tice Day schedule. He blocked a punt, grabbed the ball and ran 35 yards for the first score and then in the third period caught a pass for the second. PORTLAND PUCKSTERS IN THIRD DEAD HEAT PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 12. (AP) The break-even Jinx stuck to the Portland hockey team last night as it opened its home season before 3200 fans with a 3-3 tie with the Seattle Seahawks. Playing thlr fourth game in five days and their third dead heat, the Buckaroos tired badly after a fast start that gave them a 3-0 lead early In the second period. - Readjust Budget PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 12. (AP) Multnomah county trimmed Its 1038 budget and virtually eliminated $278,000 deficit In the $828,000 relief requirements. Gov. Charles Martin demanded the county carry the bur den without state aid. BOWLING In an Elks club bowling tourna ment match Wednesday night, the Apaches took three out of (our points from the Crows. Kreese was high Individual scorer with 639 points. Tonight, the Semlnolea roll against the Cherokees. Scores follow: Crows ' Hall 103 158 158 415 Paake 148 317 148 513 Lantls 164 151 306 531 Strang 147 181 163 491 Marshall . 136 136 156 437 Carkln 145 155 141 441 Handicap 96 96 96 388 Totals 936 935 910 3681 Apaches Totals 883 813 989 3663 Tee Pees. Powell 306 134 165 603 Wllea 179 160 147 486 Jacoby 150 165 160 465 Lyons 147 330 178 536 Heckathorne 160 160 160 480 Handicap 7 T 7 31 Mali! Kite. Murray 178 155 Rankin . 168 139 Prultt - 169 168 Saylor 138 156 Bell m, 160 160 B'.erma York . Plche . Offutt Kresse Handicap Totals ..147 167 133 466 135 137 97 369 113 169 143 433 303 106 144 453 131 333 189 633 151 161 151 453 .... 889 953 875 3697 Larson ...... - 336 Fabrics: Bauer 141 Welsenberger 198 Freytag 174 Stms 161 Handicap ... 16 Classic league bowling matches this week at the Smokehouse alleys saw Monarch Seed 'and Feed defeat Plche Hardware. 3-1; Vic's Chicken Dinners take all four points from Medco; Studebaker win from Tee Pee, 3-1; and Active club trounce Maid Rite, 4-0. Scores follow: Lord Macaulay wrote an essay to demolish a book which he found had gone Into 13 editions, yet lack ed merit, and promised the same r tm-nt to .Imltftr frAllri. tm thft public. ' I Plche llnnlwarp. Hohlweg Sims Newland ......... B. Plche Rezeppa 197 168 143 508 133 145 159 36 183 306 179 568 177 164 158 407 150 150 150 450 Totals 829 833 787 1449 .Monarch 8. & F. Co. Wilkinson :. 173 170 168 510 Cowles 186 193 138 467 Mlksche 104 124 160 388 Jones 194 180 143 617 Stark 133 307 136 476 Handicap 55 55 55 165 Totals . 794 939 800 3523 Vic's Chicken Dinners. Antle 177 325 195 597 Jones 225 193 306 623 Greene 157 178 179 514 Adair 192 184 183 559 Hemstreet . 199 166 168 623 Totals 950 935 931 2816 Medco. Daly 314 131 143 508 English 134 93 163 378 Keasler 137 186 148 471 Burroughs 168 303 165 526 Stlllwell . 163 13M 193 491 Handicap 31 31 31 93 Totals 836 799 832 3487 . Studrliaker. Prultt 199 167 314 570 Moore 187 104 191 653 Paske 178 174 184 636 Banderson 149 124 309 483 FREE BALLOONS TO ALL KIDDIES VISITING OUR STOKE SATURDAY FOR CHRISTMAS OPENING FsVaJtfV A if. 1 v. TOYS TOYS TOYS HUNDREDS OF THEM Brilliant HOLIDAY DISPLAYS AWAIT YOU! SATURDAY! 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