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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MED FORD. OREGON, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1939. Beavers Score 1 3 to 7 Win Over Huskies - Gonzaga Upsets Oregon j CORVALLIS TEAM THWARTS AERIAL AHACKSJO WIN Lead Coast Conference First Touchdown Ruling Puzzles Fans. GONZAGA PASSES NEGRO HALFBACK PELICANS BATTLE FOR TOUCHDOWNS (LEADS UCLANS TO JUIMnT IL Klamath Statistics pnMnio nornm UUMUULIV UliLUUIt II l U Webfoots Lack Punch Re serve Back Goat of Defeat First Loss This Year Hayward Field. Eugene. Ore., arm like a big league baseball player, and his Gonzaga team n,ates exploded the heretofore undefeated Oregon football team, 12 to 7, today. The Spokane lad hurled two touchdown passes, one In the closing seconds of the third per- pon. Seattle. Oct. 21. APV-The burly Beavers from Oregon State colle.ee continued their un defeated status In the Pacific Coast conference gridiron race today, defeating the University of Washington Huskies, 13 to 7. before 14.000 fans. It was the fourth consecutive win for the Beavers, and their second in conference competi tion. Despite the fact Oregon State's lead was safe throughout, the Huskies put on a dazzling pass ing attack that twice just failed to bring touchdowns. Oregon State got its first touchdown In the second period when sub fullback Dow partially blocked McAdams' punt behind the Husky goal line. The ball came to rest on the Husky 2. and halfback Olson plunged over on the first succeeding play. Vounce's kick was low. The Huskies took command in the third period, mixing short ZZrA. . .v,. n.. Kf beal Vie Reginato, fourth down pass failed by in-1 ,bcaI ,.bo0,i1 the : " .lead beiore After a few punt exchanges, Dow opened the last quarter with a 10-yard sprint to the TO A SCORELESS TIE Yardage fsmmmige)-. 1284 Tardag puM) 78 Total Yardage 204 & lit Doves (scrimmage) 6 j lit Downs rpa&sts).. j Total lit Dowsa , Paasea attempted: Paasea oomplelnl Los Angeles. Oct. 21. (AP) Kenny Washington, Brillian Ne gro halfback, led the University of California at Los Angeles to an easy 20-6 victory over Mon tana before 25.000 today. Shufflin' Kenny's big feet traveled to all three of the Puses tn:rcepud t7 1 Number of punti.. Punting Duel Features Thrill-!A, ltns,h un PenalUea ing Game Medford Touchdown Drive Misses ia 44 KP 117 41 168 1 1 10 14 J 1 10 41 a acker started the fireworks by returning a punt 23 yards to the Medford 38. Rush made 10 over Medford' right guard and Medford's Black Tornado and ' Anarlcrr nlrWoH m fn,,- r m n T- , r - n ; .n..-u ; . . . . , -,, r r - - . . vn ... mr, luuuiuumn u-iuig me , me r-eucani oi Mamaui nign ter as the first quarter ended a left halfback with a pitching brief time the Uclan's first team tossed up impregnable defensive On the opening play of the sec- w-3 in me game, wnne nion- worKS to Dame to a scoreless j ond period Rush hit center for tana, after one disappointing tie in their traditional South- j three yards, placing the ball on goal march, finally checked in em Oregon conference struggle i Medford's 19-yard line, but on a touchdown with less than two in Klamath Falls Friday night I the next play Don Mover, Tiger minutes of the game left to : before S.000 highly partisan i right end. recovered ' n,,.v. E ALABAMA TO JOIN GRIDIRON GREAT CONQUERED (Contin'iM rroui Pvr Out ) Texas Christian a but came on to win easily, 20-6 In New Orleans, two un beaten southern outfits, Tulane and North Carolina, fought to a 14-14 draw as FACE BE Grappling fireworks are ex pected to explode all over the place tomorrow night when Pete Belcastro gets his second crack tr-,-. fiiter CfhiiW the Ger- T - ; i man badman, in the main event I nere toaay. touchdown; . ' ..... . mrH' The Utes struck twice in weekly program in the local ar-, Pe,rlod' V ana BY UTAH 35 TO Boise, Idaho, Oct Jl. AP) University of Utah used passes and power to whip University of Idaho, 39 to 0, in an int.r. state football game before 6,900 Winding up a powerful card. Pete and the Nazi will battle Ians- ! fumble on his own nine-yard It was Klamath's fourth dead- j marker, lock of the 1939 season and the ' From then until ' the final play. The Washington field day oc ean midwav in the first oeriod iod and the other in the first ; The lankv Ne.ro hrrlr wv first time this vear the Ticers ! nuarter i,v,- iu iiiniui7 i uic unai quar- on a wild gallop for 68 yards nave iauea to score a victory. , its opponents 20-yard lim ,er- , to set the Bruins up for a score. ; Neither team has been defeated. : Newland and Rush and Ramos -.-n.5a. miuij vyir-,nn tne bail on the Montana i me two powenui ior-,Dooted them far and wide In a team that aspired to the, 15 Fullhark !. rm, hr,.!ward walls locked in a death , the remaining mini, u Jim LaLanne's : fc" B"a ' : minutes old Isadora passes for North Carolina over- i luf u"c "our ' "- utah halfback. came a two-touchdown deficit.!"1"" Kentucky mopped up Georgia, I the match anything like that 13-6, and Georgia Tech halted , which the P3" sta two weeks Vanderbllt, 14-8. in Southeast-! a " miht not la!t long ern conference games. 1 e""8h tor the customers to set- Duke rolled up a 33-6 count ; "e . dwf ta the, ?ut h,f,er on Syracuse, and Washington & thet be rtSftlVd Lee checked West Virginia, 9-0, 1 Pe.t U wl ! be remembered, in interrtfnn.i VT 1 , w" blasting the sauerkraut out r.i C.t,Ml, i Ui molph within burn 0 the Southeastern group, oc"UIZ 'ne' .. . 7 ine Ls dT0PV surprising 74) decision ! w,h?n h5 ""dsed the location Si-S to Manhatun" Nonh Carolina of, h! Teuton Terror and cata- Rose Bowl after deadlocking 0(f ,jXi and Washington barged SriP and throttling almost ever-; first half Klamath got to Med- wnn oomncrn (.aniomia ana : over the right side of the Grizzlv threatening offensive gesture of , ford's 29, but lost the ball on licking California and Stanford 1 ijne for tne touchdown. John 0010 clubs, the game developed j downs. A moment later New in Pacific Coast conference! Frawley kicked the added point ; into most remarkable punt-: land passed to Thurman for 16 fames, was its first in six years Jackie Robinson, duskv half ; in8 duels of tne ,eiT in ' yards and Klamath was pen- The Webfoots showed only back companion of Washinaton j ern Oregon prep football. alized 15 yards for unnecessary one spark of greatness a third returned a Montana punt 40 1 Jt was kicking contest be-, roughness, putting the Tigers on period advance from their 39 varrf5 , ,h .-.-- ,n : tween left halfback Bob New- the Klamath 20 r..i t--j to ponzasa s 24 on seven plays again Can,or and Kennv 'wen, , land of Medford and Bill Rusn ' fumbled there to bog down, as that, with, the aid of an offside t0 work Cantor made la', Wash-i and Mel.vin Ramos of Klamath Klamath's Wilson recovered. wnn a siigni eage going :jun Deiore the half ended An. penalty, set up pass from halfback touchdown Jay Gray end. Gray try for point a short-lived Gonzaga's coach. I Puggy Hunton, dipped into a bag of touchdown tricks. The non-conference nature of Falls. to the Tiger booter. Newland ! acker returned a punt 31 yards jockcu tne learner nine timns j to -Mealord s 29. for an average of 44.6 yards The Tigers struck for 53 yards per boot, while the two Pelican 1 in two plays just beiore the punters combined on 10 kicks , third quarter ended but lost the to average 41.8 yards. Time af-iball on downs on the Klamath while Montana's uiunu-iuig jn sum ., from nis own iz-yard line. backfield nerform. ,ne OPP051"0" reeling oacx on urr Slammed over the Klamath ir.gton 18, in two drives, and from the sixyard stripe Wash ington skirted his own right end for the score. Montana blocked the conversion. Coach Babe Horrell sent in his second team and it could never score. scrappy backfield performers Husky 44 and sub halfback Koh-lXrTwebfe its hls. and although Newland : right guard for 27 yards and 1 .... .....: ,. atlord tne Wcbfeet consolation 1 , "ul turned ud the best averaee it ' Newland f rH n... o sute was beaten by Detroit, 21 6, and Maryland bowed to Rut gers, 25-12. Nebraska ran ud a decisive 20-0 count on Baylor and South- j ern Methodist held Marquette j without a first down in punch ing out a 16-0 triumph. Cornell continued to impress in the east, rolling up a 47-0 count on Penn State. Army gave another disappointing exhibi tion, bowing to Yale, 20-15. Har lan Gustafson caught two touch down passes as Penn routed Har vard, 22-7, and Dave Alderdice's passing skill carried Princeton to a 14-7 verdict over Columbia. Holy Cross stopped Brown pulted through the ropes to knock himself goofy on the floor outside the arena. Until that un fortunate occurrence Belcastro was top man by a wide margin. He had the German on the run and was on the verge of hand- j Ing him his first local defeat. I The middle event will bring I together two former world's : champions. Cowboy Dude Chick, I ex-king of the junior heavy weights, will match clean and two more in the third. Before the game was five Spector went lnside rlght end on a reverse from the 5 to score the first touch. down. Only a few minute later full, back Charles Turner went ovm j from the one-foot line after half, back Clarence Gehrke put the Indians in scoring position. Halfback Tom Pace counted the third Utah touchdown. -.-)ib .i end. Gehrke tallied the fourth on an off-tackle drive from the 10 and Pete Bogden, end, scored th last one after he took a lateral from Turner on the Idaho 1J. RACING Laurel, Md.. Oct. 21. (AP Challedon, W. L. Brann's three year old champion, won th S7.500-added Maryland handl. scientific holds with Dave Levin, cap with a five-length victory who for a short time ruled the i before 20,000 fans, heavyweights. Both are fine j Howard Brace's G e n e r I wrestlers. 1 Mowlee was second and Wheat- Speed LaRance, husky Cana- ley Stable's Hostility third. dian and El Pulpo, giant Mexi- ler cut outside left tickle for : easily, 20-0. and Dartmouth top- can with the marvelous leg ac pled LaFayette. 14-0. i tion, come together in the six- Indiana scored its second Big ; round opener. in bitter defeat. tne remaining aisiance on me rr,rf btma . i.ii next play Kohler passed to End' Ris 0WTl 20 ,nd rifled , ,mmer.flrt!leeoU'1,POmt that 57 yards in the Lndaunted. the Huskies came!air to Bob Jon ....., en(J right back to roll up five first j Jones pulled in the ban behmrt downs and travel to the O.S.C. j the Oregon safety and darted 26. Tomich then intercepted a 'lightly to the goal line. Jim pass, but fumbled. Conley of j Bryant's effort to tie the score Washington recovering on the with a place kick was blocked Beaver- 20. McAdams later hit by the Oregon center, Jim Ca- right end for 18 yards to the'denasso. Beaver 7. fumbling, but Conley ; Len Isberg. reserve halfback again recovered. A crack at the for Oreeon. was the major vic line, two attempted forwards and tim of Gonzaga's second score a shovel pass failed. His quick kick was blocked on With only a minute and six the Orepon 34 and recovered ecc':ds remaining, sub Halfback ; for the Zags on the 24. A run Carlson of Washington flipped ning combination, Canadeo and long pass to tnd MacDowell. 1 Cecil Hare, who caught the ball on the goal i where the turned up the best average it 1 Newland fired a pass good for i Ten victory, nosing out Illinois, CALIFORNIA EKES 13 TO 7 ards line and fell over for the score heaved one into Bert Jacobson's 11 was good lor 37 yards. Mizen , arms over the goal line, kicked the point j Oregon couldn't get past Gon- The Beavers took the follow- zaga's 44-yard marker the rest Ing kickoff and froze the ball of the battle, until the finish. j Oregon outgaincd the Zags The Beavers' first touchdown 185 to 134 yards at scrimmage sent the fans to the rulebonV. but the Bulldocs sain mi u'scu.tsion arose over the block ed punt. Washington's quarter back, Don Means, caught the ball in the air. but the ball was given to the Beavers. Aftt-r the game. Referee Bob by Morris explained that the ball carried beyond the line of scrim rr.age. which automatically gives a punt to the defensive teams. He said Means caught it on the five yard line and was smashed back to the two before the ball was grounded. If the Huskies had caught it inside the 4-vard line the ball would have gone to V ash-ngton. The Huskies were vartlv Im proved over previous showings v., 1 ....1 lacKeo punch in th line precincts. It was W ton s fourth straicht Ion The lineups ar.d summarvi O. S. C U3 w.-..h. .- Berkeley, Cal., Oct. 21. (AP) University of California scored its first football victorv in four starts today with a 13 to 7 win over Washington State college in a Pacific Coast con ference game. California, beaten in its last , v. . , . , . reached the 12 !, 7' uc pass-tossing back k... i- penoos. remained for fullback Rush of 26 yards to Piche. Klamath took the Pelicans to get off the the ball when passes were in night's most spectacular kick. It ' complete. was a 75-yard beauty in the j The gen emerged with first period. 1 Quite an edge in yardage gained, Newland's nine punts were picking up 128.5 from scrim of 41. 51. 30. 38. 45, 40, 54, 46 mage to Klamath's 117, and 76 and 56 yards. Rush had boots , from passes to Klamath's 41 of 75. 41, 30, 37 and 46 yards. ; or a total of 204.5 to Klamath's i got past Kansas State a.7 w- and Ramos came through with 158. The Pelicans made 10 first State surrendered to Drake of kicks of 34. 41. 38. 31 and 45; downs to Medford's 9. An p.. i the Missouri ValW cepuonauy clean game. Klam ath lost only 20 yards from penalties and Medford five. The linemen of both teams turned in great defensive ex hibitions. Medford's leadina- yards. The foot was truly back in football in this savagely tought ball game. It was the Black Tornado, shooting for its fifth straight victory, that rame closest to -o. ana northwestern finallv woke up long enough to halt Wisconsin, 13-7. Mike Bvelene led Purdue to a 20-7 conquest of Michigan State. Oklahoma opened defense of the Big Six crown and crushed Kansas. 27-7, as Missouri harlv Jack Crain's 61-yard run for WINTER FISHING Challedon ran the mile and a quarter in 2:02 3-9, three fiiths of a second off the track record. He picked up $6,225 to run his 1939 winnings to $174, 53a. He paid $2.30, $2.10 and $2.10. Portland, Ore., Oct. 21 (AP) The state game commission re voked a previous order today prohibiting angling in coastal out the Couears came ht- with a strong second half drive to run up one touchdown in the third and come within two yards of another. The first Bear tally came on a 55-yard run by right halfback Gerald Lutes, who had inter- from seven comoleted .?, -. . "J:55 "- "SC s n1'' raises rmt M 1 n " l-hca, uick tmerson. An 80-vard three suecee-fiil" th'rni-. .?. drive idcd b-v tw five-varc on the one-foot stripe and Klam 15 attempts netted 60 vards , Cougar penalties- when goinc 5 Rl'-5h immediately punted Gonzaca and Oregon each ' bKime lu- Save California yards out of danger, made tpn -r.t a,-"!its second tally, with fullback Th Medford drive started ramming over that elusive 1 sround-gainers were Saulsberry. touchdown. With seven minutes ' wno accounted for 52 yards in of the fourth quarter remaining I 3 tries, and Piche. with 44 the Tigers reached a first down yards in 5 carries. Rush of Kla- touchdown in the final minute f.refros.and lakes frora October carried Texas to a 14-13 de- J? Apnl 15' cision over Arkansas. ' commission said it would of thi ! B consider at us teDruary, c j 1940, meeting "the adoption of Idaho, Utah Rocky routed 35-0. strong team mountain Big non-conference New York, Oct. 21. (AP) C. S. Howard's Argentine star, Kayad 2d, raced to an easy one length victory in the mile and a sixteenth Continental handi cap before 12,000 fans at Ja maica today. Mrs. Payne Whitney's Hash was second and J. S. Riley'i tired pacemaker. Journey On, ran third. Kayad 2d's time was 1:45 and he earned a purse of 58,800. His price to win was 9-10. ' on the Klamath five yard line, but the Pelican line rose up to ; throw back three plays for a one yard loss. On fourth down Ike Orr attempted to pass, and although it was partly blocked Louie Thurman grabbed it ar.d made a gallant attempt to cro-s the line. He was brought down Lineups: Gonzaga: Lansing Bryant Schell Schlosser Feldhahn ... Daly .. Jordan Jack McQuary scoring from the wt"-en Newland recovered a math gained 42 yards in 10 attempts while Anacker. who played only the first half, was held to three yards gained in six attempts. Tne game was almost a rep lica of the 0 to 0 tie played by the two teams in Klamath Falls two years ago. Last season Medford won. 6 to 0. Next Friday night the Tigers play Bend's Lava Bears here. Lineups and summary: REINHART TAKES HOLE-IN-1 PLAY .LE ..LT -.I.G ..C ... ..RG RT RE Jacobson Q Canadeo I.H R. Hare RH. C. Hare F Oregon: . H. Harris Stuart .... Robertson . Sarmielson Walden . Jensen Reginato Donovan Graybes. Smith Emmons lone-yard line In the third. Washington i State drove to the Bear 30. where Cougar center Ken Dt- vine grabbed a fumble in mid air and raced 25 yards to the goal line. Later in the period Washington State hammered f the Bear two but lost the ball on downs. Some 20.000 saw the in mild weather. game he goal hir.g- Leovich Haekcnbruck Schu'.-.z Toutfouvas ., Younce Lr LT. L3. . C . RG . (7 Yarr Yonker . Greer. wooi Mucha FTankowski Nixon Marx Means .. G'.c.ison ... McAdams Jones 0 6 0 7 is 0 0 0 7 7 Score by periods: Gonraga 0 0 6 6 1" Ore;on 0 0 7 07 Gonzaga scoring: touchdowns. ' Jones (substitute for Jordan1 Jacobson. Orecon scoring: touchdown. Reginato: point from trv after touchdown. G r a y b e a 1 (place ' kick. i BEATS EASILY Jcs-tia (C) rt Hammers Rf G Feters Q- Pethman LH . Tom.ich Rj . Kisse'.burih ..F3.." Orecon Stjte . o Washington o t'regon State scoring- Touch dowr.s. Olson (ub for Dethrr.an M. Koh'.cr (sub for Tomic' Point from try after touchdown H.tmmers frv.i5sV Washington scoring- Touch down. .'.lacDowell. Point f-Cm try fr touchdown. Mi.-cn 'sub for Gaon ip'.acekicki. Rooks Bui C. of P. Th.e Dalies. Oct. 21 pu Superior power in the last two minutes gave the Oregon State co'-rge revks a 6 to 0 f vtbji" victory over the Tort'-and unl-vers.:,- fro,hmen here Fru'av ri --M. Harold Fox. rook fu'.I- oiium across the 'rom the four-yard li-e .-..ir,ce trc.m the :ard hr.e. Yir.kM Hurltr Hurt New York. Oct 21 AP Mis-s Ar.r.a L. Fern, 57. I.-.dian aro'.i, kir.dercanen teacher d.cd to-.i.iy from injuries r.if fo.-t-d m an automobile collision m wh.ch Oral Hi'.drbrar.d. 3: N,nv York Yankee ncht-handec! . r-'o.-cr. w cut en his throwing hand. B -i Oct :i r.p of scatter g-.ins will Oregon marshes a: 7 the start of ' m.gnatory bird hunt. soore af'rr Fort land Portlj Thou ta boom in a m S the 45?iy :ne srsicn J-mcs Gerow. ditr'ct e,crl ;f''? har'!,"t 'v.:d find an !?;nfe rf d-ifks and goes The hag limit on duck, ,en per day Only three cnv1;ha,k, rf1 head or ruddy ri,.-',, 'ea n tne k, u-.,: and Koss' Seattle. Oct. 21. (API Thrs-e up and three to go. Homi cide Henry Armstrong was read to leave for Los Angeles and another title fight today after turning in a three-round tech nical knockout over Richie Fon taine of Missoula. Mont , last night. Armstrong the world's welter weight champion who weighed 139 3-4. bounced Fontaine to the canvas seven times betore the towel came in front Richie s corner in two minutes and three seconds of the third. Tm Willi Tn?u- rut tdl Kiamath fumble on his own 45- yard line. Saul-berry and Louie Thurman hammered to two first downs on the Klamath 29-yard line where, on fourth down. Newland fired a 16 yard for ward pass to Billy Piche. Piche fought his way eight more yards before being run out of bounds on the Klamath five-yard line On the first play Saulsberry lost a half yard at center, then Piche was cropped for a three yard loss on a reverse. A pass from Newland to Piche gamed one yard, placing the ball on the six yard stripe, from where Orr tried his pass. After Rush punted out. the Tigers came right back to reach the 22-yard line as Newland re turned the kick 12 yards and Orr broke loose for 10 around the Klamath ri.iht end. How ever, three pas.es were incom plete and Klamath took the ball on clowns on their own 26 when another pass lost four yards. With two minutes to play the Pelicans launched their final desperate scoring drive. Love Rush and Lowe moved the ball to the Medford 27-yard strir-e but Piche intercepted a Lowe serial shot on his own 15-yard line to halt the attack. The nearest K!am.3th Falls came to the Medford end zone was in the opening seconds of the second period. Bobby An- Medford: Winter Barrow Hibbert Thurman Howard Clute Mover L. Thurman Newland Piche Saulsberry ... Klamath Fall .LER LTR LGR. Slaymaker C RGL... -RTL. Barnett ...REL Webber ..QB Salsbery ..LHR Ramos RHL.. Anacker FB . Substitutions: Medford. Leon -rd. Wallis. Grimes. Gunr.ette. Stead. Orr, Glenn; Klamath Falls. Reginato. Currier. Rowles. Hopkins. Lowe. Christianson. Score by periods: Medford 0 0 0 0 0 Klamath Falls.... 0 0 0 0 0 0;.':c:alr Jean Eberhart. ref eree: Joe Peak, umpire: Gcorg. Harrington, head linesman. Motor Boat King. New York Oct. 21. AP Clinton Ferguson. Waban. Mass.. topped all American drivers of outboard motorboa'.s in point scoring during the 1539 season to win the coveted George H. Towr.send medal, it was an nounced today by the American Power 3oat association. Frank R e 1 n h a r t won the . Rogue Valley Golf club's hole-in-or.e tournament completed j Friday, his 140-yard approach ! shot stooninff thrA (--'-m unw 1 Love 0f the cup. Charley Clav. 18 ' Heiunan inches a-.vv --t -n ed hv T.lnvrf V.t ...v. Coff man 5hot "was 24 inches" distant, and Wilson , r V S-ai-no. k,u three feet from the can. Bernie Williams won fifth place, his ball being three inches from the ring. One of Charley Pin,.', t : -' ' r . .-.,--3 "aj IUUI U1C..C3 ... from the circle. Other Drize-; winners and their best shots ' were Paul Meyers. 24 inches i from ring: Ed Drysdale. 24 j inches from ring; VTi'jit Pruitt. j 35 inches from ring, and Jim ' Kimball. ?6 Inches from ring, j Eleventh prize went to Bunny Jerome, her best shot being four I feet from the circle. It was announced that Cub i Pro Bill (Laddie Selkirk would be in charge of women's tourna-' rr.ents from now on. the first of which will be staged r.ext ' Wednesday. It will be a blind bogey affair. There will also be a syeepstakes tourney for women next Saturday, and all those who can't enter the Wed-: r.esday event are urged to play j in the sweepstakes. an order restricting the fishing or entirely closing all coastal streams to fishing during a part I or all of the winter months as i may be deemed necessary to j maintain fishing conditions in j such streams." j The order was rescinded, the commission, said, because of I 'several petitions' asking winter i fishing rights and because many j anglers "have already purchased , licenses with the expectation of fishing during the present win : ter season." Notice given, it said. 1 was too short. Colorado Wolves Busy Boulder. Colo.. Oct 21. (AP) The Boulder Camera says that the Colorado university board of athletics has decided to ask removal of Bernard (Bunny) Oakes, bald-pated head football coach. Closing tima tor Too Ltt to du al!; Adi U 1:30 p m. 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