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TWO MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Tuesday. Not. 10, 1943 ttmp; Sport Chips HARRY CHIPMAN .; S ,5i "'J Mail Tribune Sports Editor The Oregon High School Ac tivitles association plans to something about small schools getting the playoff gomes in the Oregon high school football race, according to an article in Mon day's Oreeon Journal. The article says the OHSAA agrees hard and fust rules are necessary to clear up me siiua tion. An attempt will no maa to place the titular games on share -and -share -alike baal throiiEhout the state, the story further comments. However, was further stated, an under lying power in the association Is the necessity of raising a great deal of the Bssoclation'a funds throuch football games, thus only those cities and towns with reasonably large grid stadiums likelv will be considered for such games. That should be Medford's cue to get busy and put soma scats in their grid plant or they probably will be by passed on future big games. Medford is big enough (and still growing) to get a lot of these games and will prob ably have a turn up near the top mora years than not in the future. The game with Grant high of Portland here Thursday after noon Is a good example of what is to come. Bleachers are be ing constructed around the end zones in an effort to scat ap proximately 10,000 people In a stadium with a covered stand built to hold 1,200. We do not doubt that the place will be packed Thursday no matter the weather but we do know of sev eral who stayed away from games during the season because they could not be accommodat ed in the reserved section. One school official even went so far as to say If the seating space would be kept limited, fans would clamor for reserred tickets but if space was plentiful the de mand would drop off. That's Just a mite far fetched as we see it. Medford owes It to the football fans to see that they are comfortably seated and they also owe It to the fans to see that all big games pos sible are brought here. It will be a battle of T-forma-tloni when Grant and Medford get together Thursday after noon. Al Simpson said the Tor nado would be at full strength Available Immediately from Portland Stock GASOLINE POWER UNITS Va, Vi. 3's, 5, 9, 18'i, 21, 40, 100 and 120 h.p. Write or Phone Contractors Equipment Corp. Portland 14, Oregon VErmont 4131 1215 S.E. Grand Ave. for the game and Coach Jim (Mush) Torson sends like word from Portland. The game is go ing to be one of the toughc-st contests seen on the local turf in many a moon with odds about as even as they can get. The only comparative scores against mutual opponents are against Klumuth Falls, beaten the first game of the season by Grant 20-7 and walloped in mid-season by Medford, SI to 0. Grant has scored 184 points in eight games against 31 by their opponents while the Tornado has piled up 478 against their foes' 20. Independent basketball Is slowly getting started after a four-year shutdown because of the war. Hotel Medford and Medford Athletic Association are sponsoring teams with the Central Point Athletic Asso ciation also coming in. A full schedule will be drawn up for the teams, it is planned. For the past few weeks Coach Tex Oliver has been the subject of considerable panning in the University of Oregon's daily newspaper, The Emerald. Let ters to the sports editor of the Emerald suggest an Al-Simpson- for-Coach movement. A letter to this department from a stu dent at the university says the Simpson-for-Coach movement is gaining considerable momentum on the campus. Medford Casts Eye On Grant; ,i ii j ami i iiyqni.i.Mi. .i j.M urn . ..i.hj j. in fimi.sm "Abbreviated Flue Costly For Owner Portland. Ore., Nov. 20 flJ.R) Shown packing the ball dur ing practice is Glenn Bostwlck. fleet-footed scatback who will return to the Medford lineup against Grs.it high of Portland here Turkey day after being on the Injured list. Jim Cavo is shown hovering over the ball with Earl Stella ready to take ii from him in the Tornado's tricky T-formation. The game will be the semi-finals of the state prep race and will start at 2 p. m. TV,"' v- . .--.. r., w-' ; p Trojans Alerted For Oregon State Los Angeles, Nov. 20 U.R) Coach Jeff Cravath of the Uni versity of Southern California today warned his football charges that they would have no breeze when they meet Ore gon State here Saturday. ra trying to get our gang to concentrate on Oregon State because I have the greatest re spect for Lon Stiner'a coaching ability," Cravath said. He add ed that his team was In the best physical condition of the year. Hood River Site For Playoff Tilt A flip of a coin named Hood River as the site of the district football playoff with Cottage Grove, according to a United Press dispatch received here to day. The game will be played Saturday. Winner of the Hood Rlvcr- Cottage Grove game will meet the winner of the Medford- Grant tilt in Multnomah Stadi um, Portland, on Dec. 1 for the state championship. JAN0UCH WILL ADDRESS ZAAK WALTON MEETING Karl Janouch, supervisor of Rogue River National Forest, will address tonight's meeting of the Iznak Walton League, to be held at the Hotel Medford at 8 p. m., It was announced today. GODOY GETS TEST Los Angeles, Nov. 20 (U.R) Arturo G o d o y, the Chilean champion who stayed 23 rounds with Joe Louis, gets the big test his ring comeback tonight when he tangles with Johnny llaynes at Olympic Auditorium here. Many Shooters Win Thanksgiving Day Birds at Gun Club The weather man was kind to the trapshooters Sunday who shot for turkeys at the Medford Gun Club until it was too dark for good visibility. Occasional drizzling rain was not severe enough to Interfere with - the shooting at any time, and SO Thanksgiving Day turkeys were taken home by the contestants, some shooters winning two or three birds apiece and selling them back to be shot for in ad ditional events. , Announcement was made by the club that a new supply of traploads after the first of the year will mako It possible for the club to again open its mem bership rolls for new shooters. Sunday's winners were Ray Watkins, W. T. Poff, George Jantzer, George Eads, S. S. Smith, F. Sanders, W. A. Young, Ron DeVore, Jim Ross, H. E. Bowser, S. Gleason, H. Turpin, Tom Hodgson, Don Smith, H. Nicdermeyer, T. E. Daniels, Ira Clark, T. S. Eldcn, M. Gould, E. T. Weed, Joe Rinard, Bert Peck, H. Chapman and H. Scott. SAM BYRD SCORES WIN IN AZALEA OPEN PLAY Mobile, Ala., Nov. 20 (U.R) Sam Byrd, Detroit, whose new putter carried him to a one- stroke victory over Dutch Har rison of Chicago in a playoff for the Azalea Open title yester day, packed the club today and headed for Montgomery, Ala., and a weekend tournament there. BOWLING In Classic league last night Hawkinson Tires dropped two out of three games to mway club (Flngerlos 204-Kadas 222), Valentine's Cafe won two out of three from Beck's Bakery (Eads 200-Paske 196), Signal Oil won two out of three from Domestic Laundry (Gardner 216-Schantol 215), and American Pbl. Co. took two out of three from Mur ray's Maid-Rite (Huett 201-Bell 207). THE GRANGE Talent Grange At the last regular meeting of Talent Grange the highlight was the observing of the golden wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bell. All joined in sinking "Silver Threads Among the Gold," after which they were presented with beautiful gifts frim the grange and H.E.C. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served at a table light ed by golden candles and Mrs. Bell cut the cake especially pre pared for the occasion. All Grangers are asked to bring something for a "white elephant" exchange to be held at the next meeting, Thursday, Dec. 8. The first electric escalntor was exhibited nt the Paris Ex- aw...i j.rALZUiZ'.irtriZM u.e m.ii Trunin, want Ads. position in 1900. mm fun yiuai miiei )mmimiiBwiiiiiii ("M"!1 yi min ii'nini n tm'wmmmmmmmmrwm-mrm lidiifcfr m -i 111-11 -nm i i Hi i mi i n Mtflit-hi ii'i1smjUssi mi m ir--" irr'i'"i it ALL OT Alt CAE PfiEITI iSl THURS. KITE BOUTS START 8:30 P.M. o TBKIILLS , The Country'i BEST TALENT Tickets Now On Sale At BROWN'S 4 ran ) Phone 2735 Pomona Grange Wm. Foley of Central Point has been elected master of Jack son County Pomona Grange, to succeed Wm. G. Howes who re signed to accept the position of state deputy for Oregon State Grange. A joint Installation for all Granges of the county will be held at Central Point Grange Hall December 19 at 8 p. m. All Granges who will participate are asked to notify O. C. Maust, Route 4, Box 252, Medford. Each Grange is asked to bring sandwiches and cookies for their own group. Upper Rouge Grange Upper Rogue Grange held Its regular meeting November 15 with Past Master Herb Carlton in the chair in the absence of Master Roy Vaughn. Fifteen new members were obligated in first and second degree. On No vember 20 these candidates will go to Eagle Point Grange and take the third and fourth de grees. Next meeting will be a cov ered dish supper at 7:30 p. m.. when the Pollyannas will be re vealed and new ones drawn. New officers elected for 1946 are: Master, Helen Axtell; over seer, Paul Torrance; lecturer, Meryl Carlton; secretary, Ollie Huston; treasurer, Frank Dits worth; assistant Stewart, Ron ald Axtell; lady assistant, Geor gia Grieves; gate keeper, Ken neth Vaughn; chaplain, Maude Ditsworth; graces, Joyce Axtell, Beverly Force and LaVina Chapman; executive committee, Ed Huston, Paul Force and Herb Carlton; home economic chair man, Caroline Harding. Roxy Anne Grange Roxy Anne Grange will serve Thanksgiving dinner at 12 noon Thursday instead of 1 o'clock, as previously announced, in or der that members may attend the football game. SEEKS HUSKEHS GAME San Francisco, Nov. 20 (U.R) University of California at Los Angeles is negotiating a two year pact with University of Nebraska for intersectional grid home-and-home games, it was re ported today. nthony Arvele was out $100 today because he didn t think of investigating the chimneys In his new home. After firemen had quenched a chimney fire, Arveles told them he had built a fire in a heater, then discovered too late that the chimney ended in the attic. Boy Scout News. Cub Pack No. $ Cub Pack No. 6 of Washing lngton school held a court of awards Nov. 15, with many awards being made. Bobcat awards went to Dick Swanson. Donald LaBar, Monte Fehl, Robert Basserman, James Peart, Gary Fleming, Jack Mc Candliss and Robert Larwood and Wolf awards to James Kel ley, Bob Walker and Bon Cor dier. Glenn Cave, Bob Burns, Bobert Rammln, Donald Hall, Buddy Lindren and Charles Dean won Bear awards, while Douglas Crippen was presented a Lion award. One year service-stars went to Victor Eakin, James Murray, Danny Waldron, Patrick Dugan, Ronald Singler and Douglas Crippen, and two-year stars to Monty Basserman, Arnold Wid men, James Pendergast, Robert Rammin and Douglas Crippen. Douglas Crippen also won a three-year star. , Gold arrows went to Douglas Crippen and Jimmie Gilmore and silver arrows to Douglas Crippen. Denner stripes were won by Monty Basserman, James Merriman, Sandy Deg man and Bob Walker. FEW WACS OVERSEAS San Francisco, Nov. 20 (U.R) Less than 1,000 Wacs still are overseas in the Pacific area, Wac Capt. Faith Conklin of Red wood City, Calif., who head ed a contingent of 1,763 Wacs returning from the Pacific, said today. Waet enlvhig rtaen the SS Lurline, which docked last night, have been stationed at Finschafen, Hollandia, Bisk, New Guinea, and Manila. SlWARlTOF PINW0RT.1S Kccnt medical report rare! thit aa mazing number of children and pown. ups may bo vietima of Pin-Worroa oftaa without iuapecting what la wrong! Match out for tha warning signi thi may mean Pin -Worms in your child o yourself especially the tormenting, am barrasing rectal itch. 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