Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1941, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1941. T- Formation Black Tornado Meets Weed in Grid Opener Tonight MEN ELI TO START CLASH: Mayfield Mitchell Winter . Barker Casebeer Wall Stead Wray Orr . XT XG RG. JtT .RE B 1H , ..RH. Ilenn TB... Shaffer Graham Robison Benjamin Salvestri Bordino Bast Grappi Arttyrls Aqulla Bowerman Says Eleven Wili Attack From T-Formation And Notre Dame Shift. Medford high's 1941 edition of the Black Tornado, drilled to "T" In the T-formation and with nine lcttcrmen of last season in its starting lineup, will be unveiled at the stadium to night In opposition to the Weed, Cal.. high school Cougars. The opening kickoff is slated for 8 o'clock sharp. The Medford eleven, averag ing 171 pounds per player, with the line tipping the scales at 175 pounds and the backfield at 165 per unit, will take the field with exactly 16 days of stiff practice sessions behind it, nine of which were spent at Lake o' Woods. Coach Bill Bowerman said the Tigers would employ plenty of the T-formation along witli the tried-and-true Notre Dame shift. The starting lineup, Bower man said, would include Bill Wall, 182, and Curt Hopkins, 165, at ends; Bud Mayfield, 195 and Ray Casebcer, 174, at tack les; Roger Barker, 165 and Bob Mitchell, 170, at guards; Dan Winter, 165, at center; Bob Stead, 160, at quarterback; Cato Wray, 140, at left halfback; Ike Orr, 165, at right halfback and Jimmy Glenn, 105, at fullback. Three Shifts Wall, who has been shifted from tackle to end, will be the lone returning line regular from last season. However, the other forwards are lettermen with the exception of Mayfield, a trans fer from Woodland, Cal., and Casebeer, up from Junior high. Hopkins, the other end, was a regular back last season. An other shift has seen Glenn move out of the line to the fullback position. While little1 is known regard ing the strength of the Cougars, they will come here with three three-year lettermen In their lineup Argyris, lightrring-fast right halfback; Aquila, fullback nd Kegg, left end. Jean Eberhart will referee, Ed Eilertsen will umpire and George Robertson will act as bead linesman. The starting lineups: (Medford) (Weed) Hopkins ..LE..... Kcgg BOWLING City league bowling results: Kay Uthonraphlnj S. Uttrell Puts 1; Valentlne'e S, Lewis Super Stnla 1; Hohlwtg Top Shop S. Knights of Columbus 1; Bates Candy Company S. McDonald Candy company J. Score follow: McDonald Candy Co. Witter 1 I'O 163 Ml Fairfield 1M 180 13 43B Williamson . So 108 138 339 Penney Ml ISO US440 Mora 114 'S IDS 60S Totala TOO 733 731 3163 Batea Candy Co. Handicap 89 SO S9 37 Bahllng 108 130 119 867 W. Stearns 134 84 138868 Btumell 138 IS7 130393 B. 8tear 113 114 106331 Tollefeon 158 180 118449 Totala 735 734 884 3168 Handicap , Nlma Nelson Smith. J. . Hagen, A. . Allen 81ma. R. . Prultt. W, Gramea ... Pederenn Gardner Kay I.I t no 108 108 113 108 131 131 141 113 163 137 189 156 Totala 833 730 Llttrrlt Parti Irtl 171 160 160 137 143 141 88 .164 188 Totala 743 735 108818 108837 129871 145808 169439 180634 834 3377 148 476 150 460 148 437 188 883 137487 834 3181 Leuls Super Service Handlran 30 30 Oeo. Cougle 137 188 Lin Lewie 113 464 Bob Mlkache 130 180 Howard Bwanaon 188 177 R. Johnson - 138 187 Totala 718 868 Talentlne Cafe Ben Hltzler 134 147 Woody Shaver .124 138 Spike Oorley 186 180 Woody Morse 161 143 B. Reitama .180 199 Totala 784 805 80 90 131436 131897 137437 178 633 155 438 763 3341 118808 187307 170818 184 488 183883 789 3358 Knights of Columbus A. Meyer 198 168 138480 B. Boyle 111 183 130433 D. Swan 135 133 118875 J. Compagnonl ... 188 135 303 405 M. McOuIre 181 186 168 603 Totala 838 773 705 3405 Bohlweg's Top Shop H. Green 154 160 308519 CI. loun.berry 133 167 148438 H. Ekerson 103 148 168414 C. Buchanan 177 144 189810 r. Hohlweg 170 210 187567 Totala 737 834 888 3,437 M1LO HARNES TAXIDERMIST Deer and Elk lleadi a specialty Mountings of all Klnda Muaeum Methoda Corner 5th and No. Roily Fights Last Night By Judsoa Bailey (Associated Press Writer) If the Brooklyn Dodgers don't win the National league base ball championship maybe they will go after Joe Louis' heavy weight boxing crown. They took their minds off baseball long enough yesterday to lose a critical game to the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-5, and they also lost their preliminary ven ture into the heavyweight class to Umpire George Magerkurth, a man mountain weighing about 225 pounds and 6 feet, 4 inches tall. But the fates which protect little children, and the Dodgers, saw them through their hours of travail once again by bring ing the Boston Braves a 4-1 vic tory over the St. Louis Card inals. This kept Brooklyn in front by one game with the standings: Games L. to play 52 0 52 10 W. Brooklyn 03 St. Louis 01 UOYV Til El? STAMD National Brooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati ... Pittsburgh Chicago ...... New York . Boston Philadelphia W. L. Pet. 03 52 .641 01 52 .638 81 64 78 66 67 78 64 76 .457 60 84 .417 40 102 .282 Rainier! Niar Flag With 5-3 Win Over Angels; Solons Cop Bf the Associated Press Unless Seattle completely loses its winning ways, Sacra mento holds faint hope of halt ing the Rainiers in their drive for their third successive Coast league baseball championship. Mathematically, the Solons still have a slim chance to over haul Seattle, but that possibility was dampened last night when the Rainiers won their 100th game of the season. The victory failed to Increase Seattle's three game margin over Sacramento, but reduced to two the number of games the Rainiers must win to clinch the pennant. Possibility of a Rainier losing streak looked slim last night as they trimmed Los Angeles, 5 to 3. Sacramento stayed in the race by edging Oakland, 2 to 0. After losing four games in a row, San Diego unwrapped two fine pitching performances to beat Hollywood in both ends of a doubleheader, 3-2 and 4-0. Score: R. H. E. Portland 6 9 2 San Francisco 7 16 4 Hilcher and Hawkins; Seats, Cadinha and Partee. ICE ANTICS Br Sparky Bourque we discussed forward and back ward skating and how to stop. When the skater has mastered these primary movements he is then ready to take up figure skating. One writer gave this definition of figure skating, "artist plus athlete equals fig ure skater. The figure skaters practice is made up of many school figures starting with the figure eight. Every turn and movement the skater uses is taken up In the school figures. To show the Importance of having them perfected, Olympic champions train for six and eight hours each day, tracing and retracing their school fig ures. When the skater has mas tered the figure eight on all edges he is ready to learn danc ing on ice. Ice dancing requires very little more energy than ballroom dancing. The standard ice dances are, the waltz, fox trot, the tango, and the fourteen step, besides countless varia tions. One need not be an expert to enjoy dancing on ice. It Is a thrill to say the least. Next week we will discuss the primary school figures. Australian rabbit skins are ab normally high and average four to six times pre-war prices, the Department of Commerce re ported. Hlaleah Park. Florida, la the only place In the world where flamlngoea are bred In captivity. Closing time for Clslfled Ada 9 a m. T'jo Late tc Classify 13:30 p FOR 'B' GRIDMEN Eight class B Jackson county high school six-man football teams will hold their annual Jamboree at the Medford senior high school stadium Friday night, October 3, Alble Beck, Jacksonville school superintend ent, announced today. The teams have been divided into two groups, and each half dozen will play two short quar ters. In the West group are flogue River, Central Point. Gold Hill and Eagle Point. Teams of the East group will be Phoenix, Jacksonville, Talent and Prospect. AL HOSTAK SIGNS FOR THREE BOUTS IN EAST Seattle, Sept. 18. (JP) Al Hostak, former NBA middle weight boxing champion, will leave Monday for New York City where Promoter Mike Jacobs has signed him for three bouts. Hostak will be accompanied by his manager, Eddie Marino, and the pair will be assisted in New York by Pete Reilly. Al's opponents have not been selected. i .R TnM HARMON jScoresYesterday m m m w w i CLASS 1 RATING F( Gary. Ind.. Sept. 19. (Pr Tom Harmon, top grade foot ball player, is in the same class in the draft. A lrtiv service board placed the former Michigan All America halfback in class 1 last nieht. maklne him subject to immediate physical examination to determine if he is ready ior service at once. The board denied Harmon's request that he be placed in class 3-A on the ground nis par ents were dependent on him. His father is retired steel worker. - National Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 8. Boston 4, St. Louis 1. Cincinnati 5-9, Philadelphia. 0-2. Chicago 7, New York 1. American Cleveland 6, Boston 1. Washington 9, St. Louis 8. Only games. Pacific Coast Seattle 5, Los Angeles 3. San Diego 3-4, Hollywood 2-0. Sacramento 2, Oakland 0. San Francisco 7, Portland 6. Cat Mail Tribune want ad. Dee Mall Tribune want ada. PLAY GOLF NOW! Our Indian Summer Is tha finest time of the year to enjoy th Bam of golf. Tha MEDFORD PUBLIC GOLF COURSE Is In splendid playing condition and Invites yoo. One mile east, turn right on Highland drive. 30c nine or 30c all day. S2.S0 per month lor lamlly ticket or S2.00 lor 10 9-hole games. Ladles welcome every day. Clubs to lent. Golf accessories on hand. MEDFORD PUBLIC GOLF COURSE F. W. Chsusst, Owner .559 .542 .462 American W. L. New York 97 49 Boston 79 67 Chicago 73 74 Cleveland 71 74 Detroit 71 75 St. Louis 65 79 Washington 64 80 Philadelphia 62 84 Coast W. L. Seattle . 100 68 Sacramento 99 73 San Diego 97 75 Hollywood 85 87 Oakland ...... 79 93 San Francisco 79 93 Los Angeles 70 94 Portland 69 95 Pet. .664 .541 .497 .490 .486 .451 .444 .425 Pet. .595 .578 .564 .494 .459 .459 .427 .417 By the Associated Press New York Curley Nichols, 128, Brooklyn, outpointed Henry Hook, 126, Indianapolis (eight). Memphis. Tenn. Johnny Ro mero, 175, San Diego, Cal., out pointed Jack Marshall, 189, Dallas, Texas (10). Cm Mall Tribune want ada All Out for Defense The oyster Industry forma the United States' most valusble fishery from the atanlpolnt of employment. Closing time roi Classified Ads 9 . m. Too Late to Classify 13:30 P (hi . ' ! "- - - 1 f v I " C," - . y jS , ':s !'' rt ' '-'v' vif- ' fX.;- (This Is another in the series of Friday articles by Sparky Bourque, manager and profes sional instructor at the Medford Ice Arena now under construc tion, dealing with all phases of plain and fancy ice skating.) Ice skating is a sport that has much to offer in the way of physical and mental benefits. It can be said that it gives mental and physical relaxation and pleasure, that It tends to build up all groups of muscles and improves the relationship be tween mental and muscular coordination, that it benefits posture and encourages deep full breathing, that it improves balance and hence carriage and poise, that It can be partaken of and enjoyed alone or with one's fellows in a spirit of fun or in competition, that it in volves no great financial outlay and need be no thief of time. that it may be enjoyed almost from the cradle to the grave. That Is ice skating. According to Dr. Nelse F. Ockenblad "The moist, cool, dust-free air of the ice arena is beneficial if not downright curative, to sinus victims." Skat ing is a sport that can be car ried over into and past middle age with beneficial results. It takes the fat off the middle and Keeps it off, and generally keeps one toned up. 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