Sport Chips
by
HARRY CHIPMAN
Mail Tribune Sports Editor
Bedford will be without a football game on Nov. 12, which
will be observed as Armistice day since Nov. 11 falls on Sunday.
Al Simpson, who guides the Medford Black Tornado, said the Ash
land game, originally booked for Medford stadium on that date,
has been moved up to Friday night, Nov. 9.
The reason. Al taid, is because it appears likely that Med
ford will have to play North Bend Nov. 16 for championship of
district 2. That would make two garnet coming in one week
and just wouldn't be worth the risk with so much at stake.
While on the subject of the
North Bend playoff it is very
likely the game will be played
In Medford although nothing de
finite has been decided. Expense
of such a game would be neces
sarily quite high and Medford
could draw much more at the
box office at home than in North
Bend or on some neutral field.
The Bulldogs have built up an
unbeaten and untied record in
four games to date but Grants
Pass is the only team they have
scheduled out of their own back
yard. The rest of their opponents
have been made up of teams of
the Coos Bay area while Med
ford has played a selection of
teams over the state, and Eureka,
one of the consistently strong
teams of northern California.
Darrell Riggs. Tornado cap
tain and left end, will be de
finitely out of the game with
needs some polishing on defen
sive tactics. There is a good pos
sibility that Waldron will get
the starting call over Kircher
against Bend.
Bowling made its winter de
but at the Medford alleys Mon
day night and a lot of kinks
loomed up to be Ironed out
before the leagues reach top
form. However, Dr. C. H.
Paske rolled a 243 game and
George Barr, president of the
Classic league, rolled the high
series of 561.
Bend Lava Bears here Friday
night, Simpson said. Riggs
sprained an ankle at Grants
Pass last Friday and is still on
crutches. The ankle is quite
badly swollen. It is also a pos
sibility that the lanky flank
man will be out of the Ash
land game. His place will be
taken by LeRoy House, who
looked like a million against
the Cavemen. Doug Coghill
also shows a lot of promise
and might run House some
stiff competition.
Don Waldron, in his first year
of football, is making Al Kircher
sit up and take notice to protect
his right end position. Kircher
was sick in bed when the Tor
nado played Grants Pass and
Waldron looked plenty good. His
offensive work was nearly letter-perfect,
but, like House, he
Athlete of the month for Oc
tober will be selected by a com
mittee of board of directors of
the Medford Athletic association
within a few days. The public is
invited to voice their candidates
for the honors with majority rul
ing in the selection. Every fol
lower of sports is urged to mail
his selection to this department
at once. The candidate ma, be
either amateur or professional
and from any city, so long as he
performed the fete for which he
is named in Medford.
CUB PAYS FINE
Washington, Oct. 31 U.PJ
Mickey Livingston, Chicago
Cub catcher, dug into his world
series money today for S250 to
pay a fine for grabbing an
umpire while arguing during the
sixth series game. It was the
first fine levied by Commis
sioner A. B. Chandler.
Foots Creek
Foots Creek, Oct. 31 Club
met Oct. 25 with Mrs. Emma
Wolgamott. Ten members at
tended. Election of officers was
held and names drawn for the
Christmas box. Next meeting
will be Thursday, Nov. 8 at the
home of Mrs. R. L. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchins
left last week for a visit with
Mrs. Hutchins' relatives at Hast
ings, Neb., Mr. Hutchins' mother
in Iowa and their daughter at
Salt Lake City. They plan to be
gone a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mills spent
last week in Portland to be with
Mrs. Mills' sister, who is ill.
Mrs. H. Bennett was able to
return home from the hospital
last week but is still confined to
her bed.
Mrs. Ruth Hope of Medford
spent Sunday at the home of her
grandfather, George W. Lance
to help him celebrate his 71st
birthday and his son, Floyd and
family of Gold Hill spent the
evening with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Biles of
Los Angeles have returned to
their home after spending two
weeks with Mr. Biles' mother,
Mrs. Daniel Biles. n.
Mr. and Mrs. ri. Bennett of the
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