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4 Sunday' Oct. 14, 194S MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE THREE CORNELL BEATEN BYTIGERS.-ARMY MAULSMICHIGAN Navy and Irish Victors, Also Ohio State, Indiana and Purdue New York, Oct. 13 U.R Most football games went accord ing to the script today, but there was one resounding upset, the 14 to 6 defeat o Cornell's big red eleven by a supposedly claw less Tiger team from Princeton. It was the biggest surprise of the national program. There was a surprise to many in the strong stand of Michigan against an Army team that has been classed as the greatest of all collegiate gridiron combines. The Cadets topped the Wolver ines, 28 to 7 but not until they had been in their biggest battle to date. . . Navy's Midshipmen also had not too much margin to spare in beating a stubborn Penn State team, 28 to 0. Columbias Lions, given a strong sermon by Coach Lou Lit tle at half time, went out to prac tice what he had preached and made four touchdowns to beat Yale, 27 to 13. In other eastern games, Michi gan State topped Pittsburgh, 12 to 7, while Pennsylvania walked over a North Carolina team, 49 to 0. Harvard edged Rochester, 21 to 13. Rhode Island used a field goal to beat Maine, 10 to 7, and Drexel prolonged City Col lege's three year losing streak, 19 to 7. Ohio State's two-year win ning streak was tn jeopardy for a time but the Buckeyes even tually opened up for a 12 to 0 victory over Wisconsin, while Purdue romped to a 40 to 0 win over Iowa. Indiana handed Ne braska a 54-14 beating. Notre Dame, coasting along gave Dart- mouth a 34 to 0 trouncing Minnesota ran into trouble from Fort Warren, but gained a 14 to 0 triumph. The top teams of the Southland moved ahead without difficulty. The surprise was Duke's narrow escape from defeat by Wake For est. Duke squeezed out a 26 to 19 win. Alabama racked up a 55 to 0 score over South Caro lina. Georgia Tech defeated How- Wisconsin AIR COOLED ENGINES Sales and Service Eatherton's FARM STORE 808 So. Riverside Phone 3146 ard, 43 to 0. Georgia was a 43 to 6 victor over Kentucky, Tennes see topped Chattanooga, 30 to 0, and Mississippi State won from Detroit, 41 to 6. In the southwest, Texas won its traditional game with Okla homa, 12 to 7, and Rice spilled Tulane 13 to 7. Baylor won from Arkansas, 23 to 13. In the Rockies, New Mexico won over Colorado College by the baseball score of 6 to 4. Colo rado topped Colorado A & M, 21 to 6 and Utah defeated Mon tana State, 44 to 13. Missouri beat Iowa State, 13 to 7, in the only Bix Six conference game. Football Scores Br United Press San Diego Naval Training Cen ter 33, University Southern Cali fornia 6. University of California at Los Angeles 13, University of Califor nia 0. . Washington 6, Wash i n g t o n State 0. Nevada 19, Santa Barbara 14. Army 28, Michigan 7 Ohio State 12, Wisconsin 0 Colgate 47, LaFiyette 0 Michigan State 12, Pittsburgh 7. Notre Dame 34, Dartmouth 0 Rhode Island State 10, Maine 7. . Pennsylvania 49, North Caro lina 0. Tufts 64, Worcester Tech 0 Columbia 27 Y3le 13. Obrrlin 25, Rochester 13. Alma 13, Albion 12. Drexel 19. CCNY 7 Rutgers 19, Muhlenberg 6 Navy 28, Penn State 0 Clemson 7, Pensacola NAS 8 Mississippi 27, Louisiana Tech 21. Rice 13. Tulane 7 Texas 12. Oklahoma 7 Bowling Green 26, Case 7 Ohij University 20, Cincin nati 19. Georgia Tech 43. Howard 0 Georgia 48 Kentucky 6 Tennessee 30, Chatanooga 0 Franklin Marshall 19, Con necticut 0. Cer.cral Michigan 26, Wayne 0 Alabama 55 South Carolina 0 Princeton 14. Cornell 6 Minnesota 14, Ft. Warren 0 Purdue 40, Iowa 0 Minnesota B 12, St. Olaf 0 Missouri 13. Iowa State 7 DePauw 27. Ohio Wesieyan 0 Duke 26, Wake Forest 19 Indiana 54 Nebraska 14 Mississippi State 41, Detroit 6 William and Mary 38, vn u North Carolina State College 32, Winston-Salem Tchrs. O BAMEWBUYS HERNSiSTON FARM Portland. Ore., Oct. 13 (U.R The State Game commission to day approved purchase of a arrp farm near Hermiston to re place the now out-moded Pendle ton game farm. Owned by Fred W. McMurray, the farm com prises 280 acres of irrigated land anti 1 n nf hrtish and was used for raising alfalfa and hay. Price was set at 53S,oou. iinnn renucst of the Internal Revenue department, the com mission voiced tne opinion tnat use of automatic machineguns should be prohibited m nummg. Wpnimtlfl affpf-tpd inpllldfi flnv which shoot automatically, with out manual re-loading, with a single function of the trigger. SEEK DAD, DAUGHTER Oakland, Cal., Oct. 13 0I.R California highway patrol and sheriff's officers throughout the state tonight were seeking Abe Emeson, 28 - year - old architec tural engineer, w.ho disappeared from his home here Thursday with his 10-month-old daughter, Adrian. High School Scores I Br United Press) West Linn 25, Forest Grove 7. Sabin 20, Hill Military 6. Newport 27, Siletz 0. Scappoose 12, Seaside 6. Sandy 14, Estacada 0. Dayton 13, Salem "B" 0. Canby 27, Stayton 7. Astoria 7, Milwaukie 0. Molalla 21, Silverton 7. Vernonia 13, Rainier 0. Ljongview (Wash.) 49, Oregon City 12. University (Eugene) 13, Junc tion City 7. Hood River 25, Gresham 12. McMinnville 14, Hillsboro 7. Roseburg 13, Springfield 12. Corvallis 28, Central Catholic Eugene 7, Albany 0. Newberg 33, Tigard 6. Grants Pass 13, Klamath Falls 12. The Dalles 20, Prineville 0. Clarkston (Wash.) 12, Milton- Freewater 6. Columbia Prep 37, Parkrose 0. Woodbura 54, Dallas 0. St. Helens 14, Camas (Wash.) 13. Lebanon 0, Sweet Home 0. Salem 32, Bend 13. Jendleton 12, La Grande 12. Portland Grant 47, Lincoln 6. Jefferson 21, Washington 0, Roosevelt 25, Commerce 0, Benson 20, Franklin 0. PORTLAND GROUPS ASK DEATH PROBE Portland. Ore., Oct. 13 Gov Earl Spell was formally requested today by representa tives of several Portland groups to diseet the attorney general to conduct a grand jury im-esti-gation into the death of Erwin Jones, negro. Jones was killed on August 21 by a police detective when officers entered Jones apart ment in Guilds Lake in search of Scott Thomas, wanted on a murder charge. A verdict of justifiable homicide was return ed by a coroner s lury W ednes day after a two-day inquest. It was asserted in the letter to the governor that "the ver dict constitutes an invitation to lawlessness, a serious threat to the security of all persons m their own homes and a grave miscarriage of justice." Dr. Paul Needham Guest Speaker At Izaak Walton Meet Dr. Paul Needham, state bio logist for the Oregon State Game commission, will be guest of Jackson county chapter of the Izaak Walton league at the regu lar monthly meeting at the Hotel Medford Tuesday at 8 p. m. He will have a message of in terest for all wildlife conserva tionists in southern Oregon. Following the address and busi ness meeting of the league, two reels of moving pictures of out door interest will be shown and light refreshments will be served. PVT. M1LLSAP FREED FROM JAP INTERNMENT Pirt Ftiah T. Miltsan. neohew of Mrs. Fern Smith French, 433 North Columbus avenue, has hppn liberated from a Jaramese prisoner of war camp, accord ing to a press release from the war department, bureau oi puo He relations. MARY ARNOLD WINS Mexico City, Oct. 13 4U.R) Mary Arnold of Los Angeles won the women's inter-American tpnnU sinele chamoionshio. de feating Patricia Todd of Berke ley, Calif., 6-8, 6-3, 6-3. ClolRK time tnj Classmed Adi 8:30 & Oj too Ultv !- Ltas&Kj? i. i J i' GEORGIA SOLONS HELP GRIO STAR GET OUT OF ARMY Wa.-hfagton Oct. 13 0I.P Georgia's democratic senators said tonight they helped obtain an army discharge for S Sgt. Charlrs Trippi, star football player, who plans to return to the University of Georgia. Sens. Walter F. George and Richard B. Russell said they visited Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson Monday in behalf of Trippi. who had only 41 of the necessary 70 points for dis charge. George said he had no apology" to make for siding Trippt whom he considered a "genuine hardship case." Rus sell issued a written statement sayine that the army had used Trippi for nothing except plsy ;ng football, "which is certainly not sst essentinl army duty". Tampa (F I a), newspapers criticized the release of Trippi. charging that the war depart ment nad listened to "Georgia politicians who want a Bowl football team." STANLEY MORGAN HOW LIEUTENANT Salem, Ore., Oct. 13 OJ.SS Two Oregon state guard com panies have been mustered out of service with approval of the war department, the adjutant general's office announced today. The companies are troop D cav alry, Dallas, "and company A, 20th battalion. Bend. Appointments and transfers in eluded: Stanley L. Morgan, Medford, promoted to first lieutenant, Co. A, 1st Bn. was reporte-d today by western building. YASKEE IGNORANCE Dever, Oct. 13 tl,i3 Ma jority of the American public knows little of the rule that Great Britaiit maintains in Pal estine, national post conduct ed by the natfortsl episioa re search center of (he University of Danver revealed today. The national congress of Par ents and Teachers (P.-T.A.) none has 3,487,138 members. BUILDING GAINS San Francisco, Oct. 13 m.B A rain of 175 per cent In the number of building permits is sued curing September over the corresponding month in 1944 In It? ci'ies in It western states Prevue ON DISPLAY PAR STORE Mam ind Holt WASHINGTON WINS Washington defeated Jackson 13-0 in s city grade school league football game at the high school stadium recently. The game wa? confined entirely to gains on the ground with only two passes, both incomplete, be ing thrown. Ctasittg time lot Sunday roe Late to Classify 4:69 Saturday Sterr.oon Pless remember By Nelson Wins By Nine Holes at Seattle Seattle, Oct. 13 (U.R Byron Nelson, reigning king of the pro fessionals, added a sparkling seven-under-par 63 today to his previous scores of 62 and 68 for a 54-hole total of 193 in the $10, 000 Seattle Open golf tourna ment, giving him a wide nine stroke lead. His nearest competitor at the three-quarter mark was Harry Givan, Seatfle amateur and tour nament chairman, who started the day only a stroke behind but slipped to a one-over par 35-36 71 for a total of 202. Clotmg time ror Classified Ads 8:35 m 'loo Late to Classify 12:15 p m Delicious Tasting and i Nutritious too! FRESH from ottr OVENS DAILY There h mors to good bread than the fin rich tart Our bread to enriched with the vitamin and protein o import ant to your daily diet. Try loaf of Medel't Bread today! MODEL BAKERY IN THE LIBERTY BLDG. LOGGERS and Railroad Section M NE en EDED AT ONCE Experienced Falier artel Backers, Choker Setter, Hook er and Section men are needed at ace for our logging operation two mite east of town of Butte Fall, Oregon (37 mile east of Medford on Fish Lake Lake of the Wood road Oaoins are availaoley with tahle, chairs bedsteads and spring, cook stoves and running hot and cold water. Private boarding house for single men. Grammar and high school, church and retail stores in Butte Fails. Must have own transportation. O STRIK IN OUR WOODS OR RAILROAD OPERATIONS STEADY WORK and GOOD WAGES APPLY MEDFORD CORPORATION WOODS SUPT.f BUTTE FALLS DEPOT REABY TO GO TO WORK Added Service For North an BPS JLIKES outh Ends of City Colorado Springs, Colo., Oct. 13 (U.R) The University of New Mexico defeated Colorado col lege 6 to 4 in a hard-fought battle. l?IA','MVMIIUJ..I?tt1 HI! PONT SPEED-EASY Covers wallpaper, and most walls In ONE COAT mm mm 'Tit. Now you can makehat old room look new. Just give the walls and ceiling s coat of Speed-Easy. Stroke it on, slick sod quick. Before you know it, the job's done. A gallon of Speed-Easy makes up to l',4 gallons of paint ; : ; enough for the walls sod ceiling of the average room. Try Speed Easy. Its name tells its story. Building Specialty 317 East Main Dries In an hour One coat covers Goes on easily Thins with water Colors . . Gal. & Appliance Co. Telephone S487 SOUTH BOUND From Big-Y via McAndrews, Jackson, Central, Main and Oakdale to.So. Pacific Highway NORTH BOUND From S. O. S. Plant via Riverside, Main, Bartlett, Jackson and McAndrews to BigY (Kampfer's Mkt.) BIG-Y So. Pacific Hwy. So. Pacific Hwy. BIG-Y Kampfert CITY CENTER S. O. S. PLANT S. O. S. 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