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1 PAGE TWO JTEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. 3IEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1942 MEDFORD BEATEN 14 TO 0 BY HUGE Football Scores bt CM nan oatcs ra:v. c laRvu istL ft. Oom M. Cran Taca a. W M I JUT7 GrevKa JCsral CaOns 14. Fnmrs- BY TULANE WAVE WITH IRISH. 7-7 BLOCKED KICK BY U FROM GAELS Berkeley. Ca!, "T 1741? Ctiifrrrmi'i Golden Bears, the pmeuoa choice for the Pacific coast conference football crown encountered stubborn and dr tng band of fi-loping Gaels from St. Mary's College todar. but managed to squeeze out a 6-0 victory beore 35.000 fans b Memorial stadium. A blocked luck in the third quarter resulted to the touch down that saved Coach Leonard (Stub Allison eleven from defeat or. at best a scorers tie. After the Gaels, led for the first tune this rear by Coach James M. Pbelan. bad roared to within five yards of a score Just before the halflime fun sounded, the Bears got their break and made the most of it. Herrero. California guard, crashed through to block Roy Guisti's punt on tbe St. Mary's 18. The ball was iexrvered by Ferguson, rangy Bear end. who went to the ooe-yard stripe. From there. Jurkovieh. half back, rammed over for the score. Quarterback Verio's attempt at conversion was wide. St. Vary's under-rated squad otrmlayed the Bears in every other period of the game. Laramie. Wyo, Sept. 26 UK The "darkhorse" of the Moun tain conference got off to a daz xling start t.iay as Colorado State downed Wyoming univer sity 10 to 0. By Lisle Shoemaker Ceiled Press Correspondent Los Angeles. Sept 27 . j Tulane Cnrversity'i green wave took advantage of every break , I today and completely engulfed ; j the University of Southern CalV ( j forma Trojans. 27-11 before 15.- 000 fans in Meroorcal Co'ise-im j Led by Little Lou Thomas and ' Jimmy Ey. a pair of swift half-; ' backs, the wave rolled over two touchdowns in the second quar- j , ter and bounced right back with , another pair in the third period, i The favored Trojans, p-ayed CoreO SO lalsretta IS W. Vl 71 wmu a- Lm t sr. c sural Cam is Bmrt Dtiir-rat 11 BcT Crosa 1 aurr-ud M Ceszxctsrut Waxbirrao n Coie of VtttSc t BjcsaaJ T Lraana VaSry a Ctttaw t at. Laarcaca coifry sa Lo3 ima. SS P3T! atrKasuth a baaaa at Boiler rncu T Kxsm Daa t Kluxa bcaz4 Stat 70 THt4 11 Mn is T-rta ton 17 xasa M-f f Oreat Lab IUtbI Tit OrcrcM TkB It as&ura Jtlaao (Ol m Centra kr Cadeis so startfcaaatsra Coach Arnold Praises Fi.M of Tornado Dippel Hurt: Grants Pass Next i off their feet in the first ts.I. staged an uprising in the last period, sparked by second string i K:v-k J;m Hardy who ao-. counted for both USC talies by ! plunging over each feme from the six inch line. Tulane completely outplayed the Trojans in every department throughout the game for the final period when the L'SC re- serves cowered their pair of ; touchdowns over Tulane substi-; tut. CONQUER PACIFIC Ofcio atase at Fort Kaea I PrlacKoo 10 Lakeami St t Sonus Caratl&a a Tir ni w i 1 iuaajtinrt wubcriona It afwaa A at Texas M riffs State rri sssirame 14 Poceiaa 14 P-irtfoe T KrEtacxy B-ate t ' ryJlt T scsaescca SO prrts&rrb xcrta CaraiTa Waxe mart rak 11 Dandaoo f" 44 Soou Dakota n t.im r? wic&ita Trsa 44 Kansas State Via a .1 II Belbaxy W: t CVJosce Cctcraoa ktfjm IS WyocElse A St si 1 M SC Lotos 1 Ctah 0 Bazta Can il Seattle. Sept 2UJ Ralph "Pest" Welch. Purdue AIl-Araer-ican of 12 years ago. made bis debut as bead football coach to day with his University of Washington team scoring a 27 to 12.000 fans. the (By Uaitad Press) to their last chance of tying for a- vl Wt7 SWEATERS and SLACKS . . , . . .i nkp. av t cay oy oeieaicK uje f ins larc;ra.s trnt Chicago Cubs at St. Louis was portpooed because of weather. tv. rrV 1mcu lead to liA , intricate forward pass wrt ,f tKr win thir i bT two Uterais, but the They fought their hearts out and Fm proud of them. Against j overwhelming weight odds they never gave up, and if they con a : ticue to show the same spirit 'and scrap they'll win some bail ; games, never worry." i Thus did Coach Lome Am-; a old, after admittir-g simply that j j we lost to the better ball dub," j i describe the performance of , Mecford's Black Tornado after. its Friday mgnt loss to the g ; f antic Varshlieid high Pirates. 14 to 0; an eleven that took tbe field with a weight average of , 181 pounds to Mecford's 166. ) Led by Kenny Maine, a ' pound fullback and Jim O'Neal. 165-pound left half, the Pirates of Omiie (Bed) Bailey snored i over touchdowns in the first and i fourth quarters, j Employing wide sweeps around the ends with O'XeaJ : and Maine carrying the ball, the j Pirates scored their first touch ' down six minutes after the game started, with 0?eal taking it across. In the fourth quarter the winners got their other score when O'Neal fired a long for ward pass to Jerry Ford, left Medford had successfully caited Varshfield's running at tack after that first -period! touchdown, the defensive half backs coming cp fast to smear the wide sweeps. In the second quarter the Tor nado tallied a touchdown on an followed play An underdog Wisceesm team spoiled the beraided debut of Notre Dame's T" formation to day by holding the highly touted insa io a i to 7 tie before a crowd of 12.000. Notre Dame, undefeated to nine games a season ago and rated a top contender for the mythical national championship this year, threatened repeatedly but the Irish couldn't click when yardage meant points- The Irish counted upon Acgelo Berteili. who had a bad cay. Tbe little Italian youegster made good on only four out of 13 aerial tosses today. His passing record u further "'f-i by two mtercepoons it costly states of the game The "I" failed to provide Bencili the pass protectioa to which be was accustomed. Where Bertem failed. Notre Dame came cp with a brilliant aopnumore fullback in Jim Velio and his great running ac counted for almost one-half the yardage the Irish gained. TO COUGARS, 6-0 . Exceptional values for ' young man of hica school and collets age. close daily at i:i0 p. m. Saturdays iiia p. last fame with the Phils sun-j r ! day. the Dodgers may still lose bm. ilwed- CO!a- the pennant by one game should Plf? rf jame might have ' bcth tiirs of the St. Louichi-, cted, ArtMld said ago coubieheader be cancelled Starting on their own JS-yard by westher. MTi"f, "f' WTte; i t ,k. w AHn 1r,: XUrsh'itld 45. where Jack I - t4-n r'.inrfv : Baker, quarterback, shot a for ' X tt TsVbsbs 'TeAtB9ied a te for fourth place by I1 P Bob Young, right. aaWft U CT I Cleveland. ) ball, lateraled to Darrell Moo-1 They're Here -New Fall HART, SCHAFFIIER & MARX and CURLEE SUITS YOU bet! We're P13UD ol these tuirs 4 YOU will k rrottd of the one YOU choose, too! They're vorld-fimotii Hart, SchaHner 4 Mara and Curlee ootlrty, too and oir popuUr LAST YtARS fRICES are still in effect! 3450 10 '45 LUGGAGE TOP COATS 00 SPORT WEAR ACCESSORIES GLENN H. UTZ "Men's Wear" We're Open Every Week-Day Might Until 8:00 SATURDAY NITES 8i30 teith. left end. and Mor.teith.i tackled on the 15-yard stripe in rum tossed a lateral to Sieve Dippel. left halfback, who went over 1 standing up. However, the beautifully-executed play was called back by the officials, who claimed the second lateral was tossed forward. In the second half Medford fought the Pirates off their feet, but couldn't generate an offense igainst such giants as Left Tackle Gordon Texley. 250 pounds: Center Walt Kinnev. 185: Right Tackle Bill Morn. 195 and Right End Jack Schnei deman. 185. D.ppeL Arnold said, suffered a painful hip injury and might not be available for the Grants Pass gan-.e here next Friday niht. The injury was de scribed as being either a bad bruise or a torn muscle fibre Bcb Davis, right guard, re ceived a bruised calf, and most of the ether p'jyerj were con siderably banged up in the tough struggle. Plar-r.g especially fire ball for Medford m-ere Lomeil Fleser. rit.t tackle; Sheldon, a reserve Corehoran, left guard: Baker and Biil Bayliss. fuiioack. Bob Davis csu.ed the Flays, j Marshfield made 10 Erst i icwris to Medford 1 four. I Tr.e Tomado iU practice daytirr.es the coming week, -;th Arnold planmr.g to crl the lads on offensive blocking and faster and lower defensive charges. Lineups: Madford MarshfUld Mocteith 1ER Schneid mar. P.JCh LTR Mann Cerchoraa LGR Scott Case beer Davis r.eser Young Baker D.ppel Aiax-s Stasord Cnivenity. Cal j Sept. 2S UX One swift and effective aerial thrust midway, in the second period today gave ; Washington State a 0 to 0 vic-i tory over Stanford in a tight football game witnessed by a' small crowd of approximately 1 12.000 fans. j Jay Stoves, a left halfback ' who threw the football aroand in a fashion to cause Washington State supporters to forget about ; Billy Sewell. their sharp shoot er of last season, was the hero of the Washington State win. After his team had worked the bail down to Stanford's 25 yard Lie in a aeries of plunges by Stoves and fullback Bob Ken nedy. Stoves dropped back on second down and looked for a receiver for a pass. He shot the ball straight and true into Ben neis arms. Benneis outran two Stanford men and finally Cucg himself over the goal line. 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