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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN alEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFURD. OREGON, fKIDAT, OCTOBER IS, 1339. Tornado Meets Strong Eureka Team at Stadium Tonight Sport Graphs Billy Holes sayil ORR TO OPEN AT Captains Invading Gridders Pickem Predict Oregon, Med ford and SMU to Win Because of the discouraging lac of success I. Pickem has suffered so far thl season, the gridiron prognostl cator was all set to try out a new and more reliable sysm of selecting winners thla week-end. He waa plan ning to tons the ancient crystal ball out the window and predict outcomes by flipping a quarter. But alaa, no quarter could be found to flip, either In this office or In Tod Porter's establishment a few doora south. One of the boys here had a skinny dime he said Pickem could use. but the offer was refused Pickem fully intends to keep this prognostication business on a high plane and not cheapen it by employ ing dimes. Tod Porter's penny was also refused for the same reason. Bo It was the old crystal ball again, and In ita depths. Mr. Pickem Imag ined he detected the following: MEIlFOIlIl-KL'rtF.KA. I'll kem Is plumb scared of this bull)', what with the C'allfornlans comlnc to town with what has been ml I I'd Ilie "greatest teiim In Kurrka His tory" and Tlgerman Hilly Plche suffirlnc from an Injured leg which may keep hhn out of the contest. It will probably be a nlgh-scorlng till. Partly because nf sentimental reasons and partly hecnuse the Tornado Is really rolling, I'lckem hesitantly votes for Medford by a 10 to 14 count. KLAMATH FAlS-ASHLAND. The Pelicans have undergone a consider able shakeup of late, which should snap austafson's club out of Its tie slump. As Ashland la not up to usual strength this year, It looks like a Klsmath victory by a six touchdown margin. OREOON STATE-PORTLAND. Mat ty Mathews' ag'jregatoln will simply be outclassed by the Beavers, but Coach Lon Stlner won't pour It on. Oregon 8tate 20, Portland 6. STANFORD-U, C L. A. Stanford might surprise some of these coast conference teams before the season Is over, but this Isn't the time nor the team. The Brulna from Los Ange les will win by a healthy margin, about 31 to 0. OREGON CALIFORNIA. And the yellow sheet spots Oregon three points! Wowle, how do those lianrilcanpers flgger, any way. The Wehfoots will aTenge last year's 2R to 0 setback by trapping the Rears, 13 to 7. WA8H1NQTON STATE-WABHINa- TON. This Is a bad season for the boys from the Palousa country and ths Huskies won't help It any. After dropping two games the Washlngtons will ollck for a 13 to 0 victory. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - I L L I KOIS. No trouble at all for El Trojan. The current hont wavo In Los Ange les will aid the Jonesmen In running up a 33 to 0 victory. NOTRE OAMK-S O HI II E R N MKTIIOIMST. The nation will shudder nrter this explosion, for It's (he week's gigantic upset. Those pass - slinging Mustangs from the wide-open spares In the southwest will hand nut a M to 7 licking to h ea v I ly - fnvnrril Notro Dame. UUKE-PITTSBUROH. Pitt still Is a grid power, despite the loss of Sutherland and 10 regulars from last year, but Pickem doubts whether It can stop Duke's terrific Blue Devils With abated breath: Duke 7. Pitt 8 DARTMOUTH -NAVY. It's a good thing this will be on the football field, for Navy la due for a sound shellacking; 10 to 0. Dartmouth. MINNESOTA-P D R D U E. Oh, ricsem doesn't pick Minnesota. In a minor reversal of form. Purdue's Boilermakers to win. 13 to 13. TULANE - FORDHAM. The Rams from New York will be engulfed by the Oreen Wave, rolling as of old. Tulane. 10 to 0. RIGHT HALF IN PLACE OF PICHE Other Tigers in Good Condi tion Both Teams Will Average 172 Pounds New Ticket Booth Erected Medford high', touchdown-crazy Black Tornado, shooting for Its fourth straight 1939 gridiron con quest, rota against a potent red and green eleven from Eureka, Cal., tonight In the stadium in a game figured to pull 4,000 spectators through the turnstiles, The klckoff Is at 8 o'clock sharp. Principal Leonard Mayfleld of the Tiger school, announced today that new ticket booth had been con structed at the south end of the stadium, permitting fans to park their automobiles on Melrose avenue and enter the field from that end. The other ticket booth Is at the north end of the stadium at the entrance to the baseball field. These will be tho only entrances, the prin cipal explained. With right halfback Billy Plche definitely on the bench, at the kick off, with an Injured leg. Coach BUI Bowcrmnn of the locals said that Ike Orr, sophomoro flash, would open in that position. It Is doubtful whether Plche will be able to see any action, the coach said. The re mainder of the Medford squad is In good condition, although Louie Thur- man, quarterback, and Don Moyer, right end. will take the field slightly weakened by colds. The Eureka aggregation, considered one of the finest ever developed by Coach Jay Wlllard. planned to ar rive in Medford late this afternoon. It was not known whether the Cnll- fornlona would take a short workout on the stadium turf before tonight. Kureku 1,1 lie digger The two teams, both high-scoring outfits, will face off as exact equals in the matter of avcrnge weight, both lifting the Indicator to 172 pound. Eureka will boast a four-1 pound advantage In tho line, 181 to 177, while the Tigers will place 166-pound back field on the field against one averaging 188 for the Cnllfornlans. Eureka's wide-open attack Is led by fullback Bill Prentice, a 170 pound dynnmo who pnsses and runs and handles the ball on almost every play. With Gerald Couer. 158-pound right halfback, he forma the ex perience In tho light but fast bnck- Ileld. Both are one-year veterans. Olbby Matron, quarterback and Ben Ingram, loft half, are plnylng their nrst season of prep football. Tiimnnnvlch .Stars In the big Eureka forward wall there will be four lettermen. led by Captain Louis Tomanovlch, a three year veteran right guard. Brlce Foun tain, rlht end; Harvey DelPatll, right tackle and Jack Brennan, cen ter, are all one-year vets. This line, according to reports from Eureka. Is one of the most powerful ever to represent the school. Coach Bnwerman plans only that one change Orr for Plche In Med ford 's starting lineup. Louis Thur man will be at quarter. Bob New land at left half and John Sauls berry at full. In the line, Don Moyer and Stan Winter will lake care of the ends. Barrow and Clute the tackles, Howard and Hibbert the IV, ' J 1 A- ' 1 h a :. . . ' y , ss s. mssai 'A V? 1M : i s 1 f "-.;v 4 tj.. : ' A 4 'ft V V 4 i ? Louie loiiiiiiHivhh (above), three- voir veienui right guard nf the Kurrka. ( nl.) hluli si honl foot hall learn. In expected to cause . Med furd's Mark Tnrnailo plenty of trmi hie when the tun team flash at the stadium tonight at 8 iVIrk. Tomuiinvleh la one nf the outstand ing linemen In California prep clr cle.. guards and Harry Thurman, center. The Tlgera haven't been able to beat Eureka since 1936, when they did It by IS to 0. Last year Eureka stopped the locals. 14 to 6, the only defeat Medford suffered, and the year before the Callfornlans won, '20 to 13. So far this season Eureka has won two and lost one game, defeating the Eureka alumni, 13 to 0; Madera, 35 to 0. and losing to St. Mary's of Berkeley. 0 to 7. Medford has won three straight, beating Weed. 26 to 19: Corvallls, 31 to 14 and Grants Pass, 38 to 0. OF One of the lengthiest winning streaks over put together in the armory grappling arena thnt of Hnns i Hitler) Schuln, which has reached five straight slhwIs an excellent chance of being shattered next Mon day night by Cowboy Dude Chick, the larlat-splnnlng former world's Junior heavyweight champion who returned to Medford last Monday and whirled El Pulpo Into oblivion In phort order. Chick, close observers of the mat game point out. in Just the type of wrestler who should be able to ho tle and hamstring the German terror. The cowboy is big, clever, smart. tough and a master wrestler. In addition, he is master of one of the game's most effective pinning holds the airplane spin, the maneuver that not only produces falls but nine times out of ten leaves the victim in such a state of befuddle ment that he Is unable to continue with the match. If Chick, long a favorite here, can manage to put an end to Schulz five-week domination of the mat industry in southern Oregon, his popularity will rise to unprecedented heights. The Nazi, by his cruel tac tics and dour disposition, has drawn the hatred of all grapple fans and a Schultz defeat would be hailed with gusto never seen hero belore. Pete Boloastro. Schulz' latest vic tim, will take on Speedy LaRance In the six-round middle event. Al though defeated by the German last Monday, when he missed a sonniin ber and crashed on the floor out side the ring. Bel cast ro displayed a violent attack that, if it continues, should cause the capable LaRance considerable trouble. The opener will see El Pulpo, gi gantic and clean-wrestling Mexican ace. tangling with Dave Levin, whose arm Is recovering rapidly from a bad case of bolls. MEDFORD vs. EUREKA At Stadium. 8 O'clock Tonight Starting Lineups No. Plavrr Wt. Pos. wt. Plavrr No. (37) Wlllti-r (IBS) I.FR U2) Fountain f7) (13) Barrow (HIS) I.TK (200) PrlFattl (5 CIS) Hlhorrt ( 1 70) 1,(111 (10.1) Tomanovtrh (4.1' (39) H. Thurman (I'M) C (190) Brrnnan (J.v (23) Howard (170) ROL 170) Ruud (.12 (31) Tlutd (230) RT1, (200) Alklre (HI (24) MoyfT (1.1.1) RKI. (173) CernT (9fi (41) I,. Thurman (170) (JB (142) Matsnn (HI i (13) NVwIand (1.10) l,HR (158) Couer (SB) (.10) Orr (160) RHI. (15.1) Ineram (99) (40) Saulsbrrrv (180) FB (170) Prentice (65) Reserves: Meillord Tiunnette (28), Miller (42), Wells (30), Crimes (25), Hewitt (26), H'allls (38). Hoots (38), Gleason (26). Llllle (21). Hall (35), (llenn (.14). Leonard (20), More)- (27), James (32), Jones (29), vt'ray (21), Johnson (28), Plche C!2), stead (23), Mlksche (29), Schuchard (42). Kureka Anderson (53), Maurer (22). Ivanclch (84). Ketzloff (71). Nelson (91), Gunderson (55), Wiihlund (62), Wlllard (50), Curcek (44). Pearce (77). Torre (37), Deldrande (.18), H. McMllllan (76), J. McMillan (90), Dllllnr (88), Mctileam (73), Gordet (75), Nichols (72), Hrazcltnn (95), Cranfleld (.17), Uncer (70), Hale (30), Mtrhman (31). Officials: George Harrington (Medford), referee; Bernle Hughes (Med ford), umpire: George Robertson (Medford). head linesman. BOWLING City league bowling results last night follow: Bauer Lumber com pany 3, A-l Brewery 1: Lewis Super 3. Copco 1: Teamsters 3, Union Oil 1: Weeks & Orr 3. Valentine's 1. Scores follow : A-l Brewer)'. Handicap ... 7 7 7 21 Blead 124 135 125 384 Binder 115 99 154 368 Kroschel 141 144 122 407 Johnson 174 101 165 440 Ncwland 140 167 211 518 701 653 784 2138 Bauer Lumber Co, Carlcy 206 148 139 493 English 133 144 137 414 McCormlck 166 101 169 436 Harris 136 144 137 417 reen 181 157 148 486 822 694 730 2246 lwls Super Service. Phil Lounsberry.... 147 Geo. Lounsberry.. 142 Ray Lewis 108 Cliff Wneeloct 125 Bud Strombery.... 168 Handicap 36 146 159 122 109 170 36 726 742 C. O. P. Co. Sherwood 134 153 Clement . 128 125 VanPelt . 119 209 Pyles 123 163 Dummy 140 140 150 185 115 133 186 36 130 162 143 141 140 644 790 716 2150 Union Oil Co. Grames' 162 159 Plnneo 114 Greenwood 147 Fabrlck 151 Saylor 145 Woods . Morse ... Carkln . Reltsma 130 129 134 143 109 111 135 161 600 680 Weeks Orr. Handicap 21 21 Orr, E 185 141 Orr, B. 125 157 Colton 118 142 Crulkshank 167 159 Harden 129 138 138 110 185 192 21 163 152 145 143 121 377 350 454 496 63 489 434 405 745 758 745 2248 Fights Last Night By the Associated Press BALTIMORE Tommy Spelgal. 135. Unlontown, Pa., stopped Charles Burns, 139. Johnstown, Pa., 7. SIOUX PALLS. S. D. Johnny Pay chek. 194. Des Moines. Ia.. knocked out Clarence Miller, Los Angeles, 2. SACRAMENTO Ray Price, 133. Portland, Ore., and Joe Ybarra. 12ft. El Cerrito, drew in six rounds. NEW LOOP FORMED BY SIX BIG 9 member: PORTLAND, Oct., 13 P) The rr cently abandoned Big Nine leagu was replaced today by the Mult nouah - Clackamas intcrscholastic league. Six ex-Big Nine members, Parkrosc. Sandy, Estacada. Greeham. Corbett and Canby. make up the new conference. Hill Military academy. St. Stephens and Columbia Preparatory school, private Institutions, were dropped. i a y , is WHITEHALL by Jayson $' The ultimate white shirt ... a great shirt man ufacturer's idea of how good a fine whits broadcloth shirt can be. The Whitehall is Troy tailored of a superlatively fine fabric. You will agree that it is the white shirt you have been seeking. Sizes 13 to 19; sleeve lengths 31 to 37, in neckband, regular soft collar or Jaysonized no-starch, no-wilt collar. JAYSON SHRUNK Fabric Shrinkage , less than 1 Federal Specifications CCC-T-191 A Sold Exclusively In Medford By The M. hi DEPARTMENT STORE Pay Less and Dress Better "Licensed nnder Celnnce patents LOYOLA ELEVEN UXS ANGELES, Oct. 13 pi in fantile paralysis struck St Loyola University's football team today, two days before Its cbiali with St. Mary's First strlnsers Burch Donahue, iiuarterback. sud Robert Link, tackle, 'vere 111 st the rountv general hos pital. Another member of the first squad. Paul Sarcant. rlht end, and 15 freshmen plsyers were sent to their homes as a "precautionary measure." Jim Sullivan, a center and Donahue's roommate, was ordered Isolated and placed under observation for 11 days. ?00KS AND FROSH PLAY IN PORTLAND TONIGHT PORTLAND. Oct. IS JV future rldlron "(treats" will make their ollrse football debuts tonight, vhen the Oregon freshmen and the Ore :nn State rooks clash at B pm. at Multnomah stadium. The Oregon freshmen, boasting heir strongest team In recent years, ire favors to defeat the rooks, who .ire tabbed weaker than uausl. EFF, GRANt'bATTLE TO 0 TO 0 DEADLOCK PORTLAND. Oct. 13 (Jl Jeffer oi and Oram High schools plsyed to a scoreless tie In a Portland In tcrscholastic football league gome last nlchl. Jefferson had been un defeated snrl untlil i.t two years. tlM UU TVthullJ Wsnl jSSBSMISMSSSSlSSBSSBSnsaSSMSBBnSSSSSItBSSnMSnBS)aBMESSSSSSSSI U7 468 t00$mmmt. 144 149 407 .V-toas' 188 143 458 Hunting Season Oper;: f t" 153 180 484 - , , ' 187 182 514 Qiil and Pheasant if eCJe'iiiiimi Tn,I.1.r. 2331 DupksOrt 99 iWlfeA WFI i TPAIMjm TEXAS PREPPERS WIN 88 88 88258 r, BSfc"a-&- u Long 158 182 184 482 sssssssssssssssssssssbsb. V. - -: W 39TH STRAIGHT GAME ci,rn im tee m 43 Orf L UI1IJT .. Trill 151 171 103 425 C7fcT lilt! I U ffl I HULL-DAISETTA Te.. 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