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MEDFOKD M AIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON,. WEDNESDAY, NOVEJEBER 17. 1937. Junior Gridmen End Season Thursday in Clash Here With G. Pass PAGE FOUR Dl Al b Mi ft al. mi ne Pl 1 1 Do :v. unl fn rep n bllt ( "I ELEVEN OF SQUAD LEAVE IN SPRING FOR SENIOR HIGH Game Scheduled for 3 P. M. On Van Scoyoc Field Coach Harrington Plans to Try for Repeat Win Medford Junior high's fsst-moving grid machine write finis to ue cesslul season Thursday when It faos th strong OranU Pass junior high aggregation at Van Scoyoo field, the battle starting at S o'clock sharp. The game will mark the last ap pearance of eleven grldders In Junior high uniform, all being graduated next spring into high school. The fu ture Medford Black Tornado stars will turn on the heat tomorrow In an attempt to repeat their last week's 14-0 victory over the Grant Pass outfit, gained as Coach George Har rlngton threw his entire squad of 40 players Into the battle. Harrington, handling Junior high athletics for the first time this, son son, has developed a powerful team that, starting slowly, has picked up momentum to, cop Its last two ball games. Only dofeot suffered by the locals from another Junior high team was to Ashlnnd. 1J-0, early In the year. The locals later crushed the Llthla city eleven under seven touchdown barrage. After several days Intense practice. Coach. Harrington announced his starting lineup as follows: Bay Lu lls and Curt Hopkins, ends; Jack . Kesveny end Jack Florey, taclr.es; Oliver Scow end Andy Jones, guards; Claude Jones, oenter; Dean Grimes, quarterback; Eugene Hayes and Bay Johnson, halfbacks; and Louie Tnur man, fullback. Don James has boon staging such spirited bid for th. quarterback post that he will see plenty of ac tion. Harrington said. Because of his blocking ability, he has also learned the guard assignments and may go In at one of those slots, the coach said. Stars In the Junior high line are Jones, center; florey, tackle; and Hopkins, end. Louie Thurman, triple threat fullback, provides most of the team's offensive punch. AS LAST BR PASADENA. Csl.. Nov. 17. (IP) Tournament of Roses officials clslm ed today there had been a mistake In the announcement of ticket prices for the Now Year's day football game In the Boae Bowl. William Dunkerly. secretary-manager, said the prices will be the same sa last year 6.60 for box seats. S4.40 for seats between the 20-yard lines, and 13.10 for the end Beats. Last year several thousand seat at 13.30 were quickly sold out. There won't be any this tlmo. Dunkerly said. Harvard Pickets Ticket Scalpers CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Nov. 17 P) Speculators with Harvard-Yale foot ball tickets today were driven to cover by "sandwich men." bearing signs which resd; "Scalp the scalpers. Scalpers are unfair to Harvard men." - Ths picketing was oonducted by two Harvard students, who reported speculators were asking as much ss M for a pair of seats for Saturday's game. t Arizmendi Spoils Bus Breeze Debut LOS ANGELES. Nov. 17. W) Baby Arlrmendi's flailing fists spoil ed a oomlng-out psrty for Bus Breese. Kansas lightweight. Piling up point In the early fight ing, the Los Angeles Mexican won a 10-round decision from the Hansen In his local ring debut last night. Arls mendl. 131. suffered an eye cut when he collided with Breeaes' head. Th latter scaled 135. Baseball Pioneer To Highest League CHICAGO, Nov. 17. (AP) Norrls J. "Tip" O'Neill, 70, one of the few remaining pioneers of baseball, died today. O'Neill, one of th best known min or league player a half century ago. was a former president of the Western League for U years. He was a close friend of the late Charles A. Co mtskey, owner of the Chicago White Sox, and served ss a soout, bringing to th club several players who de veloped Into stars. SALEMHiGH' ABANDONS BEND TITLE TILT PLAN SALEM, Nov. 17. (T) Vernon Ollmore, Salem high school Athletic director, Mid negotiations for a name with Bend for the unofficial state football championship had been dropped. Neither school, he aald, was willing to play In the other's territory. Salem will proceed with tta Thanks giving Day game with Corvnllliv. w:ll drilling New Equipment. Ieep or shallow wells. R0BT. BURNS HU 1. Oram Pass. Plioiu HI Wild Gallery Ends Montague's Match I Perhaps the wildest, crozlrst gallery ever to watcn a (jolf game ended the Habe Kuth-Jolin .Munlugue char ity golf exhibition In New York after nine holes. Here Is part of the crowd. The picture was token before me golfers, with Montngue said to be trailing, gave up In disgust. F PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 17. OP) Ralph Greenleaf, hardy perennial of pocket billiards, had 1,500 prize money and his 16th world champion ahlp to show today for hla playoff victory last night over Irving , Crane, 23, of Livonia, N. Y. The New York City veteran, defend ing champion, marching roughshod over Crane, ended with his best run of 76. His winning margin was 125 to minus 1 In 11 Innings. The run ner-up prize netted Crane 41.100., Willie Mosconl of Philadelphia, cap tured third place and a prize of aPOO by defeating Jimmy Caras of Wil mington, Dot., 125 to D6, In an ac companying playoff that went 18 In nings. Caras' winnings were $800. In the title match, It was -Clreen- lesf hands down from the second In ning. Crane had a run of 11 at the start of the second but the champion ran on to 17 In bis half of the In ning and was never bested from that point. 20-30 Joint Meet To Be Held Here GRANTS PASS, Nov. 17. (Spl.) A Joint meeting of the Medford and Grants pass 20-30 club will be held In Medford. Tuesday, Nov. 29, It was decided Monday night la the weekly dinner of the club at the Hotel del Rogue. Pour Medford visitors attended the dinner Monday night. These were Harry Plnneo, Trult Cantrell, How ard Hamilton and Al Belera. Plnneo discussed the forthcoming state convention at DeLake. Ore., on Dec. 11 and 12. Hamilton talked about membership problems. FARR AND BROADRIBB SETTLE FOR $15,000 LONDON, Nov. 17. (JFi The con tractual dispute between Tommy Parr, British heavyweight boxer, and hla manager. Ted Broadrlbb. has been settled out of court at a cost to Farr of about 416,000, Broadrlbb attor ney announced today. "The agreement was reached by mutual blood-letting and ventilation of grievances, with Farr paying Broad rlbb 3,000." the lawyer told the court. FOURTEEN HUNTERS . UNABLE KILL' BUNNY DOWNSVILLE, Mri.. Nov. 17 Four teen well-armed hunters aren't brag ging about this story but they ad mit It's true. All converged simultaneously on ft lone rabbit In a field near here and blazed away wtth both single and double-barreled shotguns. They fired about 90 shots. The rabbit was killed by a boy who bowled It over with a stone. PRESBYTERIAN LEADER DIES IN LOS ANGELES LOB ANOEI.ES. Nov. 17. ;p) Fu neral services were arranged today for Dr. Wtlllam O. Forbes, 86. for mer western district secretary of the Presbyterian board of national mis sions. A native of Mlcbtgan, he lived In Portland, Ore., for 64 years before coming to Los Angeles. Two daugh ters and a brother survive with the widow. They are Mrs L. T. King, Portland; Mrs. Lincoln Oalt, Tacoma. and Fred Forbes, Seattle. 4 - Forest Traiedr PORTLAND, Nov. 17. ( API tate police pulled the broken bodv of a black-tail deer from the pool of Horsetail Falls today, where It ap parently had fallen 350 feet from the falls" precipice. Game officials surmised the deer, fleeing a cougnr, dihed over the rim. Phone 1300 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service BOWLING In Isst night's Elks club bowling tournament match, the Sioux took three of' th four points from the Cherokee. Leonard, rolling for the winners, was high Indlvtdusl scorer with 583 point. Tonight, the Mo hswks roll sgslnst the Crow. Cherokee Watson 148 Frszler 03 Bullls .............. 141 80 184 401 138 133 363 183 (147) 471 188 187 481 165 161 475 146 146 438 Miller 178 Boone 1W Handloap Totals .... Burroughs Duff 14S 864 877 888 362S Hloux ......(143) 164 148 176 166 130 313 451 Leonard ... 146 (133) (118) 146 Ekerson ... Hussong .... R. Strang Handicap 146 141 128 . 168 150 136 .. 148 166 134 303 153 153 413 435 447 507 Totals ..... , 977 838 805 2710 In Classto league bowling matches at the Smokehouse alleys last night,, Vic's Chicken Dinners trounced Msld Rite, 4-0; Active Club defeated the Tee Pees, 3-1; and Medco won from Studebaker. 3-1. Scores follow: Vic's Chicken Dinners Antl 188 180 223 583 Marshall .. 184 143 168 496 Greene 203 223 158 583 Jones 176 167 180 602 Uemstreet 168 217 163 549 Total 920 930 Maid Rite 127 155 870 2720 Murray Rankin ....... Saylor ......... Hagen ........ 153 140 167 187 122 ........ 168 163 187 Bell ... Newland 142 174 46 Handicap 52 Total 783 876 855 3524 Active rlub 147 Bsuer . rabrlck . Sims ... 305 395 323 483 408 163 133 166 178 187 157 Wetsenberger . Larson Frryta" Handicap . 159 , 150 154 10 Totals Powell .... Wiles 778 831 Tee fee's 184 170 131 144 173 134 3 173 143 150 168 174 138 3 Clsbaugh . Jacoby ..... Handicap , Total 775 796 743 3316 Medco 183 101 ...... 169 English Gobel ....... K easier ....... 188 136 196 130 155 170 You do not know San Francisco till you've stayed at The Palace Hotel SS stay at the famous Palace Hotel Is an essential part or a real San Francisco visit tor it embodies til that th world lovei in that city. Traditions of luxurious com fort, of "being at the heart of things," of rare courtesy and especially of tin food these join with modern conveniences and moderate rates, for a ttl hotel service, goo rooms, each with hath, from ts.so per flat (lnslfl op. T H I (Paace 3tolel "In tht Hftirf cSin Fntnasco" Archibald H PMe Mnnasst 7 0. S. C. STARS E CORVALLIS. Rov. 17. ytl Joe Gray, Oregon State college halfback ace. Fullback Elmer Kolberg, Bill Duncan, quarter, and Frank Nihil. Frank Ramsey. John Watts and Dick Sutherland, linemen, make their last bow before Oregon football fans against Washington State college here Saturday. They will graduate next spring. Reports that negotiations were un der way for a post-season game with Georgia Tech or Montana Indicated the games. If scheduled, would be played In Atlanta and Butte. Beaver officials said Gray was not fully recovered from his three-weeks- old leg Injuries, but would start sgalnst the Cougars. Passes were be ing stressed In the week's drill. Nagurski To Risk Wrestling Crown LOS ANGELES. Nov. 17. (flV-For-ssklng his Job for the moment with the Chicago Bears football team, Bronxo Nagurski of Minnesota risks his clstm to the world's heavyweight wrestling crown tonight In a match with the former champion, Dean Det ton of Salt Lake city. STANFORD HAS TRICKS LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA PALO ALTO. Cal.. Nov. 17. YP Stanford has several tricks left to use against California In Pacific coast football's "big game" here Sat urday, Coach Claude "Tiny" Thorn hill revealed. California scouts, he said, have not seen much of the Indians' strategy, which now Includes an assortment of tricky new plays. Burroughs 138 192 137 487 Stlllwell 301 175 155 531 Handicap 50 50 50 150 Studebaker Pruitt 143 179 183 505 Sanderson 164 136 163 158 Jim Moore 166 105 141 503 De Voe ........ 151 163 200 514 Bads 187 159 213 558 Totals 811 823 899 2532 GREW FROM COLT Ay TO CHAMPION (vJi WHILE THIS WHIS- V s V J KEY MELLOWED IN AT "4jL ftv 11 M..Sf2YEARS0LD Sport Graphs Billy Hnlen Say: Sport Scribes Boost Joe Gray for All-American Don't look now, but one of those super-colossal grappling cards Impres sario Mack Lilian! comes up with once in a blue moon seems to be In the making. If present plans pan out, don't be surprised to see Steve 8 1 r e 1 1 o h and Polish Pa looka Joe Smo llnskl meeting In a rematch, and Red Lyons, the J o p 1 1 n Terror, tangling with tough little Jim my Lott, next week. Strellch, It seems, is not ask- I Ing for the re Rllr Bnlea match with Smollnskl. He Is telling LI Hard to "get me Smollnskl again, or else In fact, the Hollywood movie actor, wrestler, boxer, soccer player, etc., Is practically demanding another chance at the hated Palooka. and threatening to take a btg powder out of this country If poor Mack doesn't come across with Smollnskt, all wrapped up and ready to slaughter. So far as Lillard is concerned, all is OK with him. It would be "box office!' in capital letters, which, after all, Is what this business is all about. He says that Smollnskl, during pre liminary overtures regarding the brawl, doesn't seem so torrid for the Idea. However, he will keep right on Smollnskl's tail, he claims, and hope for the best. We have a hunch that little Mack will come across with the Smollnskl brute for Strellch to play with. If he does, that will undoubt edly be the top tangle. Red Lyons, the Joplln Terror, is a fixture on next Monday's presenta tion. Plenty of grapple fans have been wondering what happened to the sour-faced redhead following his beat ing at the hands of Bob Kenaston. The answer Is: Lyons demanded a rematch with Kenaston and, when it couldn't be arranged because of the Oold Hill pride's decision to return to the east, Lyons went off and sulk ed. However, after a good cry. he contacted Lillard with the challenge to anybody In southern Oregon, and so will be here for sure next Monday evening. In case the Strellch-Smolinskl Im broglio goes through as per hoped, Lyons will probably meet tough little Jimmy Lott, the ex -University of Alabama, blocking back. Lott has Improved at least 1000 percent since apeartng here over a year ago, and will probably get the call. At the ringside last Monday, It was remarked by Jack Murray that "no wonder Alabama turns out such good football teams when they have guys like Lott playing for them." That pretty well describes the former Crimson Tlder; he Is one tough char acter, although clean. Cuff Scrlbbllngs: If you happen past Larry Schade's Jewelry estab lishment on South Central, take gander in the window at the Bulova wrist-watch some highly deserving Medford high footballer will receive Hold It Please! -She Did mmmm sm s rtxmbF.. ' X? '-5?'' - ji '' In a most unladylike posture Is split second after her mount. Blue, In the National Capital Parks' hon Miss Evans took third In the second this season as the most valuable and outstanding player to his team . . . it Is really a beauty, and will make some young fellow's heart plenty happy . . . We heard some guy re mark that such awards did more harm than good by making other players Jealous and causing a swollen head to he who receives the prize. . . . Hooey I ... If football players were that type, they wouldn't be play ing football, the most self-sacrificing game of all . . . Imagine a guard or tackle getting Jalous when a back scores a touchdown. . . . Those weren't old and faded uni forms Ashland high wore against Medford Armistice Day. although they were faded . . . they were seeing only their second ball game . . . against Grants Pass the previous week the Grizzlies donned bright new red and white Jerwys for the first time . . . after the. mud battle they began to fade . , . our nomination for the east's Rose Bowl representative is Fordham, not Pittsburgh . . . Pitt came out last year and we believe the Rams will be spotted there this season . . . also, there Is the small matter of Duke's Blue Devils remain ing on Pitt's schedule . . . and, it won't be too much of an upset if Duke drops the Panthers In their tracks . . . Fordham has only a weak New York university outfit yet to play. Bernie Hughes Is doing right well for himself with the La Angeles Bulldogs, pro team . . . he's the regu Store-Wide Values During Our Anniversary Week! HOSIERY Interwoven, Phoenix. Wilson Bros. Regular 35c-40c 3 pairs 85c Regular E0c-55c 2 pairs 85c FAULTLESS -NO BELT-B.V.D. PAJAMAS Regular $2.00 Values $1.75 Regular $2.50 Values . .$2.75 PART WOOL PLAID SHIRTS Regular $2.50 Values $1,95 Regular $2.00 Values . .'$1.75 FREE! -A 10-pound TURKEY ' With the purchase of any SUIT OR OVERCOAT or with the purchase of S20.00 IN MERCHANDISE! REINHART & BARKER "MEDrORD'S ARROW SHIRT STORE" New FJnhrer Bldg. phone 80 Miss Margaret Evans. She's shown ft decided he wouldn't take the jump' show In Washington. D. C. Uninjured, division jumping rlass. lar center and enjoying his best sea son ... to date, his team Is unde feated ... we can't divulge the source of the Info, but Bill Morgan may be line coach at George Washington university In Washington, D. C, be fore many more seasons ... we un derstand that Billy Relnhart. former University of Oregon basketball coach and now holding down the same post at George Washington, may be ap pointed head football mentor in the near future . . . and. that In case Billy does get the Job, Bill Morgan wJU be offered the line coaching Job . , . they are great friends and Rein hart has plenty of respect for Mor gan's ability as a football player . . . Relnhart was backfleld mentor at Oregon when Morgan was a star line man . . . whether Morgan will resign his position with the U. S. Rubber company Is a question. If and when. Relnhart takes over football at the eastern school. HILL MILITARY SQUAD OFF TO PLAY MEXICANS PORTLAND, Nov. 17. Carry ing a letter from Governor Martin to President Lazaro Cardenas, the Hill Military academy football team was en route today to Mexico Cit?, to play the Mexico Polytechnic hih school November 20. The group included Dan Mahoney, Klamath Falls, and Wallace Steed, Salem. SWEATERS slip-over, button and tipper styles In ALL WOOL SWEAT Kks . . . Both Gsntner and McGregor to choose from . . Values to $.V95 S4.45 Values to svi.50 S3. 65 SHIPMENT OF TURKEYS STARTS END OF WEEK Thanksgiving turkey shipments from the Rogue river valley are ex pected to start the-end of the week, and no shipments have been made to date. County Agent Robert a. Powler reported today. Buyers have arrived, but few sales have been made at an offered price from 31 to 23 cents per pound. Powler reported the market was firmer than last week and "looking better." The turkey output In the upper and central Rogue river valley area Is estimated at between 40.000 and 45,000 birds. WEBFOOTS SEE HOPE IN FULLBACK EMMONS EUGENIE, Nov. 17. P Webfoot football fans, looking toward Satur day's game with the University of Washington at Seattle, found hope In last week's showing' of Prank Em mons. Playing his first game this season, the 200-pound fullback was the Uni versity of Oregon's best ground gain er against California. BUI Foskett. tackle, with a broken nose, and Fullback Paul Rows with a sprained wrist, headed the Webfoot casualty list, but were slated for duty at Seattle. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1 :30 p. m. on 90 PROOF CwnisM ltllh 'LINCOLN INN DISTILLING CO., INC, mm SAVE MONEY WITH SILVER DOLLAR raw! pio .-.H.U. INDIANS
