FEPFCRP fATTj TRTBTJyE. "NfEPFORT). OftEflOy. rBTTttT. OCTOBER 7. 1938.
PXGE EIGHT
Tigers Clash Tonight With Roseburg. in
GAME STARTS 8:10;
FOOTBALL PARADE
BEFORE KICK-OFF
Two Local Fullbacke Out of
Tilt Visitors Reported
Fast, Tricky.
Starting Lineups.
. Medford Roseburg
Montelth E Church
Verblclt Simon
Barrow T Albertus
Clute T Perry
, Howard a Kershner
Hoffman O Parrott
Prentice ......... O ... Wlmberly
MeCurly Q8... ... Marshall
Capita RH...... Dlshman
Bowman LH Sanders
Newland PB Kennedy
The 10S8 edition of Medford high
achool'a Black Tornado football ma
chine will be unveiled at the atadlum
tonight, with the Roseburg Indiana
of Coach Jimmy Watta furnishing
the opposition. The battle, opening
high echool game of the year here,
will start promptly at 8:10, following
a parade on the turf of all city pig
skin teama which will begin at 7:30.
Last year, Coach Bill Bowerman'a
aggregation socked the Indians, as
. to 7, but a much closer tilt Is ex
pected this evening. Tiger officials
expect a crowd of 3.000 or more to
be on hand for the home dubt of
Medford's big but Inexperienced
eleven.
The Tigers will face off against
the pass-sllnglng, razzle-dazzle In
dians minus their first two fullbacks,
big Louie Thurman and John Sauls
berry. Thurman received a back In
Jury in the Hood River 8 "to 3 tie
last week, and Bowerman Is taking
no chances of the soph getting fur
ther hurt, fiaulesberry waa kicked
tin the leg In practice thla week, and
1s not In starting condition.
As a result of those Injuries, start
ing In the Important fullback posi
tion will be Bob Newland, 165-pound
Junior who saw aome action last
season and who Is one of the best
forward passers on the squad. Second
In line la Rodney Snead, the half-
pint broken field flash. Thurman
and Baulsberry are probably defi
nitely out of the game, the coach
atated.
Other changes In the Tiger lineup,
from that which opened the Hood
River game, will see Dal Hoffman.
160-pound Junior, starting at left
guard Instead of Frank Jones, who
has a bad cold: Dale Howard, 170
' pound- Junior, opening In Wally Errs
post at right guard: and Don Mon
telth, two-year veteran, holding down
the right end apot In place of dene
Miller, who also Is suffering from
a bad cold. Erl, all-conference guard
last season. Is hobbling around on a
slightly sprained ankle.
Remainder of the Tornado etart
lng lineup will see Bob Verblck at
left end: Al Barrow, 190-pounder,
and Bill Gluts, 330, at the tackles;
John Prentice, 100. at center: dene
McCurly, 183, at the blocking quar
terback post: Bill Caples, 173-pound
veteran, at right half: Jack Bow
man. 168-pound spearhead of the
attack, at left half.
The game may develop Into an
serial contest. Roseburg. sparked by
Left Halfback George Sandera. fig
ures to shoot the works with re.
verses, aplnnere and forward and
lateral passes. Medford will sling
straight-ahead power at the Invad
ers, with a sharp mixture of over
head shots and some razzle-dazzle.
COL RUPPERT ILL;
GETS BIG THRILL
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-(APl-The
man who built and owns the "Yankee
menace," Col. Jacob Ruppert, gets hts
biggest world series kick from the
work of "those two youngsters, Hen
rich and Gordon," as the New York
American lrsuera close tn on their
third straight world championship.
Confined to his bed by Illness.
Ruppert la following the series and
the little world series by rsdlo. He
nays he Is "interested In the little
one too." The colonel owns both the
principal, the Kansas City Blues and
ihe Newark Bears.
Ruppert Is glad to see the Yanks
Wangle with the Cubs.
"It makes for keener Interest when
a team like the Cubs comes through.
Instead of the old local rivalry we
have a new Intersect lonal angle that's
pulling In capacity crowds. And of
course we can still set more records,"
By records the colonel means an
other four-game sweep. Such a vtc
tory would give the Yankees an al
most unapproachable mark. Th-y
won In straight games In 1937, U3fl
and 1012. In the latter year against
the Cubs.
Canny l.oe.
PORTLAND. Oct. 7. iff1, Scoring
in every period. Parkroaa trimmed
can by, 39 to 0, in a Big Nine league
football tussle here yesterday.
Hmart Itahy
PORTLAND. Oct. 7. Phillip
Devln. 8-month-old son of Mrs. Kelt
Ma Devln., has learned about l-hr
world early. Born last March 13. Phil
lip can walk, climb stairs, drink wat
er and milk from a glea without
aid, say three wcrds and get Into
and out of hts bed alone.
Sport
Graphs
Billy Hulen say:
I, Pickem Picks
Medford to Win;
Loyola in Upset
Still able to stagger around despite
a pretty tough session with th06a
screwball grid teama laat week-end.
Mr. I. Pickem moves up to the foot
ball post today
with his weekly
rm'i dozen of amaz-
V lng prognostica
te .' A u I Hons. His pock-
I: '.?' I otbook Is still
Xjifrf I 'airly well lined
green stuff, but
he expects any
moment to be
knocked for
row of goal posts
as underdogs
start misbehav
ing. This may be
the week-end.
BlDy Hulca. Anyway, here
goes:
Med ford -Roseburg. It's two green
teams opposing each other and well
take vanilla. The Tornado showed
lots of mlddle-of-the-fleld power
against Hood River, but no scoring
sock. The boys have been drlllfng
faithfully, however, so let's call the
turn about 20 to 0, favor of the
locals.
Grants Pass -Klamath Palls. Tou
can't do anything here but pick the
Pelicans, but Mr. Pickem has a hunch
It will be close. 13 to 0.
80N8-Orcffon Frosh. Under the
lamps In Grants Pass tonight,
Fran Kberhart's Southern Oregon
Normal rlult will fall to whip the
hnhy Wfftfools. It looks like
13 to 6 victory for the Foftli.
8 tan ford -Wash lng ton State. The
Cardinals should be bettor organised
than they were against Santa Clara
last week, enough so to hand the
Cougars their third straight confer
ence walloping. Stanford 31, W8C 0.
Southern California-Ohio State
Another rap on the noggin for Head
Man Howard Jones and his Trojans.
The Big Ten Buckeyes should do It
to the tune of at least two touch
downs to none for USC.
Washington UCLA. Washington's
Huskies, If they are ever going to live
up to their pro-season press clip
pings, better get started. Pickem
thinks they will against the Bruins.
Washington 7, UCLA 0.
Oregon State-Portland. A tough one
for tho Beavers, one that may prove
too tough. If Portland's aerial circus
clicks there will be some sad Staters
Saturday night. Gotta pick Sttner's
gang, though, 30 to 13.
Sr. Mnry's-l.oyola. And here, we
hope. Is tho weekly nnd Rlgnntlc
upset. They play In l.os Angeles
Sunday, nnd Loyola nil) Inke tn
the air to whip Madlgnn's out
fit, 81 tn ID.
Santa Clara-Texas A. and M. Any
body who would call the turn against
Santa Clara should be examined for
tnmnlty, but this one will tent Buck
Shaw's Broncs to the limit. A whale
of a game, with SantA Clara winning.
37 to 14.
Dartmouth - Princeton. The Big
Three team can't stop the Green
Wave this year. In fact,' it probably
won't be stepped by anybody. Dart
mouth will cop in easy fashion, 20
or more to zero.
Notre Dame-Georgia Tech. Notre
Dame won't got upset here. lik they
didn't laat week. The Ramblln' Wreck
will be wecked, all right, by about
foxir Irish touchdowns. Tech won't
score.
Harvard -Cornell. Ah. a cinch at
last. Hero Is one even Prank Perl
could pick. Cornell's big red ma
chine will trample on the Crimson,
35 to 0.
Series Facts, Figures
(pint (.nine (At Chicago)
Score: R. H. B.
New York (A. L.) 3 13 I
Chicago N. L.) 1 0 1
Batteries: Ruffing and Dickey; Lee,
Russell and Hartnett.
Attendance, 43.043.
second (liuue (At Chhagu)
Score: R. H. E.
New York (A. L.).... 8 7 2
Chicago (N. L.) 3 U 0
Batteries; Gomes. Murphy and
Dlrkey. Dean, Prench and Hsrtnett.
Attendance, 42,106.
financial and attendance figures:
Total attendance (3 games).. . 85.7SO
Total receipts 1415.462 00
Total players pool ... 311,885 63
Commissioner's share 83.319 HO
Clubs and leagues share. .. 141.337 08
ROSSER STILL IN
DALLAS HOSPITAL
DALLAS. Ore., Oct. 7 UV) Albert
Earl Rower, who was sentenced to 13
years In the penitentiary alter con
vMlrn of arson In connection with
the West Salem box factory tire, t
still a pi.ticnt tn the Dallas hospital
under guard. Expense ot hospital and
guards are guaranteed by C. W. Hob-
lnaon, one of his attorneys. Rosier
has been granted by the court until
November 15 to settle a bill of ei-
ceptlons atid an additional 10 dava
to file a bill oercptloni preparatory
for an apical,
An Indian legend holds that lire
was discovered when buffaloes' hrvofn
struck sparks from rock and set some
dry brush afire.
COURAGEOUS DEAN
WALKS 'LAST MILE'
TO LOSE - YET
Once Great ' Pitcher Near
Fame, Holds Diamond
Murderers Then Came
DiMaggio. "
Br HENRY McLEMOFE
(United Preaa Staff Correspondent.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 7. (UP) Dizzy
Dean ahuffled down baseball's "laat
mile" yeeterday.
From the sunshine that bathed
the pitching mound at Wrlgley field
he walked Into the shadows of the
dugout, and on through the green
door that leads to the showers. It
Isn't a very big door; It Isn't cut
very high. Because the shoulders of
the men who pass through It always
are weighted and ssgglng with dis
appointment. Let it be said that Dizzy Dean
walked it gloriously. Inside his
heart he must have known that each
atep he took led him away, perhaps
be on hand for th home debut of
ha loves so well.
He didn't walk the "last mile
alone. In spirit, the spectators of
the second game of the world aeries
between the Cubs and Yanks walked
It with him. Ppr every step he
took the customers, apreclatlve of
his courage, thundered a salute. '
Because the men,1 women and chil
dren had watched one of the great
eat exhibitions of heart and head
and competitive spirit In the history
of baseball.
Thrown against the Yankees, the
murderers of baseball. Dean held
them for seven Innings. Patiently,
carefully, shrewdly and courageously.
Inch by Inch, he snuffed the fuse
of the Yankee bomb.
The Lord knows what with I He
didn't have anything but a change
of pace. First he would throw a
alow ball. Then he would throw
a slower ball. Then he would throw
one so lazy, so soft, so absolutely
devoid of "stuff" thst a handwrit
ing expert sitting In the stands could
have read Ford Frlck'a character
from hla signature on the ball.
For seven Innings he lobbed It up
there. Across thla corner. Then
across that one. One time high, the
next time low. 8ometimes Inside,
sometimes outside They couldn't
hit the "nothing" bsll.
Then In the eighth, with his great
est triumph Just around the cor
ner, the remnant of the great right
arm that used to swlnjr from his
shoulder, gave out. With Crosetti
up in the eighth. Dlz found himself
without even a "nothlm" ball. h.
scarcely could throw the ball to the
Plato. Crosetti stepped Into one and
knocked It Into the stands, scoring
Hoag ahead of him.
No quitter, Dlz came back, for the
ninth. Thla time it was DiMaggio
who set his sights on a aoft floater,
chest high, and pounded It Into the
iana rrom whence there Is no re
turning. That finished Dlz.
T FOOTBALL
MEREST RIDES
LA,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7. (API
While there will be plenty of choice
morsels on Saturday s football menu,
only two Paclflo Coast conference
gnmea will be played.
At Los Angeles the University of
Washington, which Isst week was
held to a 13 to 12 tie by University
of Idaho, opens it conference ram
paign against u. C. L. A. The Ucl.ins,
beaten by Oregon in their first league
same, hope to avenge a ae.to 0 set
back given them by the Huskies at
Seattle last yesr. Washington, hsiled
as championship caliber at the start
of the season, has been plagued by
Injuries since dropping Its opener
agnlnst Minnesota two weka ago.
In the other conference clash.
Stanford, although badly laced by
Santa Clara's Broncos last Sattirdny,
la favored a to 1 to defeat a weak
Washington State team at Palo Alto.
The Cougsrs have lost two conference
the first to Oregon and the
second to California. It will be the
rirst conference contest for Stanford.
California, title defender, haa a
breathing spell. It plays a double
header with the Cal. Aggies and the
College of Pacific.
Orcyon state la expected to have
Its troubles with a stubborn Portlsnd
university team at Corvalllj.
At Columbus. Ohio, the University
of Southern Cslirornla meets Ohio
State. I.aat year the Trojans nosed
out the Ohio eleven. 1J to 12.
Santa Clara and Texas A. A: M.
from Houston are expected to put
on the football feature of the bay
area. The teams meet In San Fran
cisco with the odds favoring the
Broncos, a to 1.
Sunday at l-oa Angeles I-oyola rlays
host to the Galloping osela of St.
Mary's. The Osels. who showed plenty
of everything stesmrollertng Ocnrsgs
In San Francisco isst Sunday, are
farored.
Jobless Checks llrop
SAl.r.M. Oct. l.iFiA decrease ol
30 per cent In unemployment com
pensstlon benefits occurred In Sep
tember, the principal declines in
pavmenta being In the areas of Sa
lem. ruKene. Klannth Falls, Bsker.
McMinnville, Newport.
BOWLING
City league bowling matches laat
night, at the 'Medford mlleya saw
Medco take all four points from
Monarch, Mall Tribune take all four
polnta from Telephone. Hubbard take
three out of four from DeMolay and
Weeke and Orr win on a forfeit from
Copco. Scores follow:
Hubbard Bros
Swanson - 160 148 1M 445
D. Wray . 143 153 131 416
Fields ......... 138 308 130 476
T. White ' 133 154 135 413
C. Hubbard ...I...- 134 144 114 392
087 308 348 3140
DeMolay
39 39 3S 87
Hartzell 136 191 144 480
Conroy 131 111 149 301
Llttrell 135 163 133 430
Wellls 108 117 131 357
Oray 101 133 107 341
380 743 603 3085
Pacific , Telephone
Crawford - 103 106 130 387
Wilson - 136 117 133 375
Begg ; 143 136 117 385
DeLlsle 126 133 156 403
Rolllnson 188 178 174 538
884 647 707 3038
Mall Tribune -
Ollatrap 103 171 154 817
Latham 107 135 97 339
Kraua 168 104 138 410
Schwartz 110 101 143 354
Murray ,.' 160 166 310 838
. . , ' , 737 657 743 3136
Medco
English 160 166 140 486
Stewart I 163 167 156 484
Andren 17B 148 147 473
Brandon . - 174 168 154 404
Kessler 160 161 301 657
863 814 797 3474
Monarch
51 51 81 153
Wilkinson - 164 184 138 486
R. Qrecn 148 133 181 481
Harrison 104 139 133 366
Mlksche 134 136 139 399
Keen - 161 131 163 455
763 .743 704 3390
Weeks Orr
O. Orr .-. 166 163 175 404
Brassfleld 133 130 138 400
Orr. B 113 1B1 157 451
Colton 133 113 101 338
Harden 150 168 133 460
683 755 704 3141
Meteorological Report
, October 7. 1938.. .
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday, with morning
fog: little change In temperature.
Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday, with local fog in west por
tion: little change In temperature:
gentle, changeable wind off the coast.
Loral Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 78: lowest, 36.
Totsl monthly precipitation, .08
inch. Deficiency for the month. .10
Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1038, .88 Inch. Deficiency for the
season, .04 inch.
Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes
terday, 36 per cent; i i a today.
93 per cent.
Sunrise tomorrow, 6:16.
Sunset tomorrow, 5:41.
Observations Taken at 5 a. m.,
120 Meridian Time.
S n
so s
Boise
Boston .....
Chicago ......
Denver
Eureka
Helena
Los Angolea
MEDFORD
New York ...........
Omaha ......
Phoenlx
Portland
Reno
Roseburg .........
Salt Lake
San Francisco ....
Seattle
Spokane
Washington. D.C,
Yakima
64 43
56 38
68 40
78 40
64 50
68 40
88 46
60 40
54 40
78 ....
88 34
68 48
58 4a
64 46
70 44
68 30
84 4a
68 44
66 44
70 46
T. Clear '
.... P. Cdy.
.... Clear
.03 Cloudy
.... Cloudy
... Cloudy
.... Clear
.... Clear
.50 Clear
... Clear
.... Clear
.... Clear
T. P. Cdy.
.... Cloudy
T. Cloudy
T. Cloudy
T. Foggy
.... Cloudy
.01 Cloudy
.... Clear
lTse for Old Cars.
INDEPENDENCE. Ore.. Oct. 7. P
C. R. Messinger has found a suitable
use for old automobiles and wrecks.
He Is collecting as many as possible
and depositing them against the
bank of the Willamette river to pre.
vent erosion of his Isnd.
Kind Ancient Hell.
S1LVERTON. Ore., Oct. 7.
Street workers correcting curb align
ment on business streets here haw
uncovered two old wells, to which
the trouble Is attributed. They date
back to the days when, with cspacl
ous troughs, they were watering
places for the horses of farmers who
traded In Sllverton.
For oetter milk, raw or pasteurlred
call 1380-L, Campbell's Dairy
BOWLING
KEEP FIT! TO
with the rinrtt iport of all. HOWL
I NO! fl modern, up-to-rtste sllrti lt
healthful yet res! fun. Meet yont
friends here.
Medford Bowling Alleys
413 E. Main neat the RtMre
- I nilet msnaiemenP ot i:arl alms
WITH BELCASTRO
ON LADIES' NIGHT
Oood-looklng. clean-wrestling Paul
Murdock, one of the most popular
boys Maestro Mack LUlard haa eve-
sent Into the armory arena, at last
gets his shot at a main event squab
ble Monday night. .
As a reward for the auper-flne -ex
hibitions be has staged during the.
past month, Murdock will climb thru
the ropes to clash with Pete Belcaatro,
Weed'a Mad Italian, In the one-hour
top bout on the all-star ladles' sight
program.
With free admittance being offered
to every lady accompanied by a com
panion, either mala or female, who
purchases a ticket, one of the sea
son's largest gatherlnga Is expected to
view proceedings. The appearance of
Murdock, handsome aa a movie hero
but a man's man, will not decrease
the feminine attendance any.
The bout will provide a spectacular
duel between wrestlers each relying
on devastating payoff maneuvers of
which they, alone, are masters. Mur
dock brought the Alabama thunder
bolt to southern Oregon, and with It
he has remained undefeated In Med
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The
First Home Grid Game
ford. Belcastro his developed a vsrl
atlon to the highly effective surf
board hold, and It haa kept him un
defeated In hla current stay here
abouts. A big, clean-wrestling Russian
Leo Karllnko will make hla north
west debut In the center attraction,
colliding with Buddy Knox, the scien
tific Mlsstsslppisn. The bout la sched
uled for six 10-mlnuta rounds or the
best two out of three falls.
Monte LaDue, the Frenchman with
no hair and a little muatache, returns
after a long -absence to go into hla
villainous song and dance with Char
ley Carr, a popular and capable gen
tleman. This, also, will be a six
rounder.
Fish Biting.
PORTLAND, Oct. 7. (JP) Th state
game commission's weekly flahlng
bulletin held encouraging news for
anglers today. Trout, steelhead and
salmon, with few .exceptions, were
biting and sizeable catches have been
made.
ftalvadore Draws.
MODESTO. Calif., Oct. 7. (AP)
George Salvadore of New York and
John Sassano, San Francisco, bsttled
ten rounds to a draw In a boxing
bout that ended after midnight to
day. The New Yorker weighed 145;
Sassano 141.
Grant Wins.
PORTLAND, Oct. 7. W) The
Orant high school Generals rolled
over Commerce high school, 41 to 0.
in a Portland lnterscholastlc league
football game yesterday.
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the University of Oregon frosh play
Southern Oregon Normal. Grant
Paas haa native son on each Mara.
The SONS lost to Humboldt Stat
Teachers last week, 18-7. It will rat
the first game of the season for th
frosh. who have a starting lineup
up weighing 105 pounds to the man
on the line and 300 In the backflela.
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