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V P"OB SIX IfEDFORD MA'TL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMT3ET? 2. 1937. Five Golden Bears Named on All-Coast Eleven in A. P. Balloting 0E GRAY GIVEN ; WIDE MARGIN AS ALL-PACIFIC COAST RAINEY ELECTED 20-30. HEAD FOR FOLLOWING YEAR EARL FEHL BALKS EXAMINATION BY ALIENISTSTEINER (Continued from Page One.) 1937, HALFBACK STAR Two Huskies Make Charmed Circle Karamatic Is Choice for Fullback '.' Wendlick on Second Team SAN PBANCIBCO, Dec. S. (AP) Tha Associated Press' 1037 All-Pclflc nut football team, a mythical eleven ohoaan In a concensus vote of waitarn coaches, sports wrltera and fflolali, Ineludea five University of California playora, Pacific coast champions and western representa tives In the Rose Bowl. Two positions on tha 13tn annual team, released today, wont to Unl veralty of Washington, which held tha Oolden Beara to a acorelesa tla. Stanford, Santa Clara. Oonaga and Oregon State each placed one player. Have Hea, rower . Tha AP eleven, baaed on perform- ancee throughout the aeason, average J00 pounds In the line ana iu.j' in the backtleld. It has speed, aeiense, offensive punch on the ground and In the air, blocking and tackllnir In fact, about all a coach could amc for. Bob Herwlg, husky California cen ter, and George Karamatic, fleet Oonzaga fullback, retained their 1US6 positions. Herwlg won easily over Hill Dougherty, Santa Clora, and Kammatlo received nearly twice as many Totee aa Dave Anderson, Cali fornia, who placed with Dougherty aa the aecond team. flray Well l.lked One halfback position went to Sam Chapman In tha moat one-suied vote of the poll, and Joe Gray of Oregon State won the other by a wide mar gin. John Meek, barrel-chested Cal ifornia quarterback, won his position easily. , The Aasoclated Press' 1037 All-Pa-Ule Coast football team: End Perry Schwartz. California. End Grant Stone, Stanford. Tackle Vlo Markov, Washington. Tackle Al Wolff. Santa Clnra. Guard Steve SIlvlnBkl. Washing Ion. Guard Ward Stockton. California. Center Bob Herwlg. California. Quarterback-John Meek. California. Halfbock Sam Chapman. California. Halfback Joe Gray. Oregon State College. Fullbeok George Karamatic, aon aga. Second team: End Johnson, Waahlngton. End Wendllok, Oregon State Col lage. Tackle Zagar, Stanford. Tackle Orlmatead, Waahlngton State. Guard Evana, California. Guard Hoptowlt, Washington SUM. CenUr Dougherty, Santa Clara, Quarterback Schlndier. Southern California. Halfback Popovlch. Montana. Halfback Bottarl. California. Fullback D. Anderson. Oolllomla. STOCKTON Cuifd Lto-. . &iX&Jt , Xjjv- it ' JTf i fT..,fk. VmW" 1 .. . jApl jljT jTJ fjHA CHArcihto Ht'Uck L, ' XL g i Wfe 5LIVINSKI Cuird WOLFF Tackle KARAMATIC Fullbicl i Wiihinitom itmii Cljcn iConueji CRAY Hjllhjck 'Orejon State' MARKOV Tickle l Wiihingtonl SCHWARTZ End California! BESETS TRADERS SWIM 1NTESTINAUNFLUENZA LOS ANGELES. Dec. 9. (AP) Oeorgla Coleman, queen of Olympic dlvera In 1D3B and 1033, mustered a amlla today though her lega feel like dead weights and aha hns harely enough atrength to move her flngera. "I'll be out there diving anln soon this can't lick me," aho snlcl. For daya, the shnpely aquntlc star baa been critically III, but thla week ahe waa cheered when doctors decided aha had not contracted Infantile paralysis or aplnnl meningitis, hut waa suffering from Intestinal Intlu enra and pneumonia. MRDlWrtEo AT ELKS CLUB FRIDAY Awarding of prlree to team and Individual winners of the annual Elks bowling tournament Just com pleted will tike place Friday nluht at S o'clock In tlie temple. Names of the wlnnera are being withheld until that time and all bowlers are urged to attend. Organlmtlon of a singles tourna ment will also get under way Jack Blerma. chairman of the Flk howl ing committee, atntes he has several new Ideas for Ihe Mnale tuurnry. and requesta all bowlers to be present when tha details are completed. PORTLAND PURCHASES IIMFIELDER, PITCHER PORTLAND. Dec. 3. Purchnw of Irrine JiflVrW, accent, btwman. and Jump PMtlnon, othimw pitoh r, both of Montrrnl, wiw nnnounrrd In tlrRram from Protdtnt, R, J. aVhfftrr of the Porthmd Bi-hv-t JefferlfB. who will irplri Ptp Coitcirart In the Benver inftrld. hit .310 In 138 gnmrs in thf lutrrnnitonnl Imfrtie I ant srason. THREE CAGEGAMES AT PROSPECT ON FRIDAY PROSPECT. Tiff. 3. (9pt. Thrrr non-mnlerrncp hnKkrtbll nmrn nr chfdulrvl hen Frldny nlttht whn the Kerby iirhool A und B tonmii cli5h with the Pronprrt A find P. jtilnf A plr of town ten my will .tltw t.tri le First tan.t U tchedulft (or 7.30 p. m. MITaWAUKEE. Win., DC. U. VP) Van Ltngle Mungo, the pitching tru ant who caused Burleigh Qrlmes most of hit. hciulftchea last season In Platbush, was the big headache man of the major-league Ivory mart today. Every National league club, notably the New York QianU and the Chi cago Cubs, wanted to get the tern paramental chuctcer from Dixie but Manager Grimes, getting his first chance to do the talking In a deal, held out for very high stakes. As result, the entire player market was clogged and almost list 1pm except for some American and minor league ac tion. Colonel William Harold Terry was reported to have offered Pitcher Hal Schumacher, Catcher axis Mancuso, Outfielder Hank Ueber, First Base man John McCarthy and a good chunk of owner Horaco Stonelmm's dough for Mungo and First Baseman Buddy Hiuuett. The Cuba' best offer, according to grnpevtne Information, was First Baseman Rip Collins, Out fielder Tuck Stalnback, Pitcher Clay Bryant and cash for Mungo. Grimes wanted Frank Demaree from the Cubs or Cfttoher Harry Dannlng from the Otanta to boot and It was no go. Webfoots Leave For Tucson Tilt SAN DIEGO, Cat., Dec. 2. (p) Bound for Tucson where they close the 1917 football wnwn In a game with the University of Arizona Wild cats Saturday, University of Orrnon foot tml 1 players will leave San DIoro toninht. The aquad has been quartered at the marine base since the pnine with (he Marines lat Saturday, which Ore pon won S4 to 7. and Conch Prink Calllson has been staging heavy drill dally. SEAHAWKS WIN, 4 TO 1. FROM PORTLAND BUCS SEATTLE, Dec. 2. (p) The Seattle Senhawks moved Into a tie with Van couver for first place In the Pnclflc Const Hockey league last night by defeating the Portland Buckuroos, 4 to 1. The Senhawks came from behind to score three goals In the last period. ALUMNI WILL TANGLE WITH J'VILLE CAGERS JACKSONVILLE. Dee. 3 (SpM There will be a basketball game be tween Jacksonville high school and the Alumni. Friday In the high school ym. Ye Poets Corner let' Turn the Record Over, We're tire, to death of hearing Tljoee doleful Roosevelt Blues; No longer can such discords Our Idle thoughts amusa. The song Is fant becoming Played-out and putrefied It's turn the record over And play the other side. laft'n play the side that praises The goort that Know veil 'a done; His acts both big and little. Hestnwlng blame on none. Intc4l of sons that plunge us So deeply Into gloom, lift's try the kind that ratines Our cheerfulness to bloom. Let's reach across the dlstnnc And shake him by the hand And let him know we're with him In everything he's planned. It'a resell out through the distance And pat htm on the hsok And tell him he pweasfs The stuff that others lack. Tlioe Roosevelt Blues, so tuneless, Omw more dlMmstlng fast: They're hut a strkentng clamor And can as such be classed. And when the sung gets ttresome, Tin well to lei it slide S let us turn the Record And play the other air J. C. RI-'YNOt.Dl. O'lMn time t.'t tova Ute w C.a my Ada IS ;S0 p. m. MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2. yp If there was a price tag on Joe Med wick of the St. Louts Cardinals It would read 1.000,000 plus." That's the value Branch Hlckcy, Cardinal chieftain, put on the heavy hlttlng outfield stnr today. And to lay low the stubborn rumor that Med- wlck would be sold during the cur rent baseball meetings, Rickey x plained that "only If we were liqui dating the entire organisation would Med wick be disposed of." What's going to become of "Good OP Dlz?" Well, for one thlrw. Rickey Is going to keep the eccentric hurler who was the biggest topic of con versation at the 10.19 mMlngs and who anarently Is forgotten this year. "We still hope to get good pitch ing from Dlrny," Rickey continued "We do not plan to sell or trade him." Hutchinson Leads Senior Golf Field AUOUSTA. Ga., Dec. 9. (JFi A consistent 75 added to an opening round of 78 put Jock Hutchinson, former British open golf champion. In the lead for the seniors' profes sional golf tournament title today. He entered the final day of the 84- hole tournament with a four-stroke advantage over the field of veteran, earn 50 years of age or older. Fred MeLeod of Chevy Chase, Md., and Jim West of Cedarhurst, Iong Island, were in second place with IflVs, Par for the course Is 72. LOU STRELIGH HUNDREDS FILE FOR OLD AGE PENSIONS PORTLAND. Dec. 3. Hundreds of persons hetween the ages of 85 and 69 began filing applications for pen slons yesterday. Reduction of the min imum age from 75 to 65 years makes them eligible for assistance January 1. Portland registered 344. Marion county 43, Clackamas 32 and Wash ington 16. Southern Oregon's number one grappling gentleman, Jimmy Loit of Alabama, and Steve Strellch, Holly wood movie actor, boxer, so?ccr play er, etc., will meet In the main event at the armory next Monday night. Promoter Mack Llllard announced today. Strellch, a leg artist, won his right to top billing by whacking Joe Smollnskl last Monday while Iott was turning In a victory over Hugh Nichols, former light heavyweight champion. In the middle event. Red Lyons. Joplln Terror, returns to face Polish Pa look a Joe Smollnskl. Opening the card will be Phil Romnno, the full blooded Aztec Indian from Mexico City, and Mike Burke of Oklahoma City, a short, heavy-set fellow In clined to be Just a little dirty. Toy Aho of Finland will referee. PORTLAND, Dec. 3. P) Assessor Charles Rlngler of Multnomar coun ty cited a ruling '"by the tax commis sion In 1931 In holding that church parsonages and parish houses were not exempt from taxation in Oregon. SHOOTERS TO VIE All classes of shooters will take TO ENJOY FEASTS Members of the 1037 Medford hish part In the Medford Dun club's huge 'ootball squad. Its coaches and nan turkey shoot next Sunday. ,h hama. , llZX'TZ" I Ing at 6:30 o'clock, sponsored by sev- bacon, geese, chickens and sugar also on the line for sharpshooters to com pete for. Skeet wilt also be featured, according to Ed Peaie, secretary. Everybody Is welcome, Including dubs. Lunch will be served on the grounds. Firing will get under way at 10:30 o'clock. Former Cowhand Decisions Valin OAKLAND, Cel., Dec. 2. (P. Sonny Boy Walker. Phoenix. Ariz., cowboy turned boxer, hammered out an easy ten-round decision over Do mingo Valln. Hayward. Cel., heavy weight, here lant nleht. ' Walker weighed 201 pound ' and Valln 188. Sunny Jim McVey, 185-pound Pittsburgh. Pa., Negro, scored a six round technical knockout of Ted Johnson. 187, Hayward, rrti., in a scheduled ten-round ma'ch. eral mothers of the players. The dinner Is an annual event and will be the first testimonial to the conference champions since the com pletion of the season. Next week, players and coaches will eat a steak dinner served by Hy Frager. at which time the Larry Schade wrist-watch will be presented to the most valuable Tornado per former and the Mall Tribune All Southern Oregon conference award cards will be handed out. Cedrlc Rainey was elected presi dent of the Medford 20-30 club for the ensuing year at Its regular week ly dinner-meeting In the Hotel Jack son Tuesday night. He succeeded Herb Brown. Other officers elected were Neville Blden, vice-president: Al Randalls. sergeant -at-arms. Board of directors elected were Ted Snider. Merrltt Hit- tie, Trultt Can tra 11 and El Culver. The secretary-treasurer Is to be ap pointed by the board of directors at the first of the year and approved by the club. Plans were discussed for the club's annual Christmas tree for under privileged children of Medford, and members displayed much enthuslism for this year's party. Al Dalara, who has been transfer red to San Jose, Cal.. by Montgomery Ward and company, was given a rous ing farewell by his club associates, who expressed their sorrow at bis departure. Mike Sullivan of Sacramento ap peared as guest speaker, and enter tained the club with several har monica selections. It was announced that moving pic tures were being taken this week on the correct methods of riding a bi cycle. The movies will be used In connection with the club's sponsor ship of the city bicycle ordinance. Gypsy's Woe Cure Fads To Function SALEM, Dec. 3. (ff) A gypsy phre nologist failed to ease Martha Lane's troubles, but the municipal court helped. She told City Attorney Paul Hen dricks the seer tola Tier to bury $5 and an egg near a cemetery at night and her troubles would be gone In the morning. In the morning, she saTd, her troubles remained but the money and egg were gone. The gypv- Dlna Miller, was fined $25 In municipal court and Miss Lane's money was refunded. nounced Fehl declined to submit to observations by Dr. Stelner. The alienist remained In the courtroom. Deputy District Attorney George w. Nellson, who held that position dur ing a series of criminal actions that arose out of the Jackson county tur moil, which was climaxed by ballot theft,, and murder, gave testimony concerning the asserted actions, ac cusations and attitudes of Fehl dur ing that period. A pamphlet entitled "Black Polit ical Plot Exposed," purportedly writ ten by Fehl, while a state prison in mate, along with civil actions and statements by Fehl since were Intro duced, and read to the Jury Wednes day afternoon. The physician's certificate filed by three Portland alienists, following an extmlnation of Fehl, in the county Jail. In which it was alleged Fehl "is Insane and suffering from paranoia, and In need of Institutional care for the protection of himself, as well as for the protection of others," was also presented. The sheriff reported that subpoe nas had been Issued for more than 50 witnesses. Scheduled to be called to the stand today were the deputy warden, the chaplain, and two guards of the state penitentiary at 8alem. Dse Mall rrlbune want ads. Joy Is Chairman SALEM. Dec. 2. i J. C. Joy, Portland, was elected chairman of the state lndustrtlal accident commission at a meeting of the three commission ers here today. CHARLIE McLAIIM HURT IN ROSEBURG TRAFFIC Word has been received here thst Charlie McLain of Phoenix Is con fined In a Roseburg hospital with a broken left leg and hip. sustained Sunday night when he was struck by a speeding automobile while cross ing a street in Roseburg. He was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Mollle WUcher of 33 South Front street, and a brother, George McLain of Phoenix, all of whom were In Roseburg visiting their brother, Frank McLain. Mrs. Wltcher and George McLain, witnesses to the accident, were uninjured. Although England insists on some official recognition or ceremony to validate a marriage, Scottish lew has preserved the rule that mere inter change of consent ts sufficient. Travel Table ) AlltPl AM S Vorthtiiuind Leave Molls Close (1:07P.M. S33P.M IMAM (107 AM Pnuthhnuml leave Mails Close 1:IH P.M. 1 :14 P.M. 13:00 Midnight 11:111 P M. TRAIN Northbound I.ca.ve Mslls Close p ir. a m a n a m MP M 7:04 P M. Soul hlioll lid IAVe Mails Close 8 35 A M 7 3S A M. t Ai P M S-4S P M. North oiuith 3 :00 A. M 13 05 A M. 7:50 A M J M 10:30A M :30A M. IMP M 055 A M. 3 :00 P M. "13 45 f M. :45 P M. 50 P M. 11 05 P M. " 45 P M. 10 10 P M To Klamath Fall, 0:45 A M. and " 5 P M To Orsnta Pass only. To Ashland only. 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