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TWO MCDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE - f - ' We haven't had much to say ince the football debacle here ifrhanksRlving afternoon but 'here goes for our opinion of 'what happened: First of all, the final score vitas Grant 7, Medford 6 Med ford is out and Grant in for the state championship playoff, and that's that. It is not our inten tion to make a Jot of excuses for the team nor to condemn or criticize Coach Al Simpson. We feel Simpson did what he thought would win the game PAINTING H. F. "Skeets" KNIGHT Complete Service Quality Price Telephone 7431 THE SEVEN DEVILS OF WOMAN ' The Evangelist promisci to name all seven devils and tell how they affect a woman A sermon every WOMAN should hear A sermon every MAN should hear TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 1 1 Newtown St. IT'S GOING TO MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR HEARING THE NEW SONOTONE "600" Come In for service or a free Audiometric test Ira J. Doyle will be at the Medford Hotel, Medford, Oregon November 27th and 28th Long Distance calls reach all-time : high on the Pacific Coast i Hi Vi.nT -n. ., h.ih.i .... ...... ...... tw .Pi ... j,..;. . r , 1 1 a delay before your toll 1 1 1 yf iffif " V I or Long Distance call is :jff ' 'V completed y ) o I 11 1 The graph above gives a quick picture of the unprece dented increase in Long Distance calls that came in the last few months before the end of the war and has con tinued unabated ever since. It also tells you why.. .even though wc arc making swift progress in bringing service back to normal... your Long Distance call may sometimes be delayed, or the operator may ask you to limit it to five minutes. You can be certain wc arc doing everything possible to serve you courteously, quickly and well and to speed the day when we can again handle promptly any Long Distance call you want to make ... any where. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 145 NO. BARTLITT - - PHONE 2101 They finished their job -let's finish oon Buy Monday, Not. 26, 1945 - Sport Chips by HARRY CHIPMAN Mail Tribune Sporti Editor and we think he would do the same thing if the two teams were to play again tomorrow. Medford had played a hard schedule of eight games with out a week's layoff anywhere along the line and then had to play a gruelling game with North Bend in which they took a terrific physical beat ing while Grant had the week off and could scout the Tor nado en masse. Because of the way Grant bot tled up Glenn Bostwick almost every time he got the bail and I because of the way they played against Medford's line, there is I no doubt in our mind but that 'they had the locals well scout- ed. Bostwick and Jerry Clark I were playing under handicaps ' because of shoulder separations. Evang. M. L. Davidson 1 Their Injured appendages were tied to their sides and they could I not lift their injured arms more , than about six or eight Inches ! from their sides. Despite the handicaps, we feel Simpson was justified in using them for their presence in the lineup was a morale builder for the team and their "headiness" was a definite asset. Grant had probably the best lina that Medford had been up against In their two unbeaten years and Curtis and Stamm, the General ends, played about the best ball it has been our privilege to watch In a long while. Med ford's forward wall was spark ed by the superb playing of Nick Greene, Glenn Tingley and Darrell Riggs, Statistics showed that Medford outplay ed the Portland city champs in almost every department except scoring. Medford rolled up 300 yards to Grant's 97 and made 11 first 'downs to two which ordinarily is enough to win any ball game. We feel Simpson didn't let the boys open up with their passing attack earlier than the closing minutes of the game be cause of the stiff southeast wind which is tricky with a football. The wind had died down when they did open up but Lady Luck was no longer with Medford and time ran out before the boys could reach the last white stripe. We would like to suggest a t game between Medford and j Polytechnic high school of San , Francisco for the "crying towel i championship of the coast." According to the San Fran cisco Examiner, Poly had roll ad over 29 consecutive oppon ents by big scores and had walloped St. Ignatius, their cross-town rival, by about four touchdowns some three weeks ago. The two teams met the other day for the city title and St. Ignatius won 13 to 6. According to the story, the Poly players were stunned by the upset and unable to be lieve they had finally been conquered. So Medford shouldn't feel too bad it hap pens other places, too. Beginning tonight, bygones are bygones and the kids of the red and black are starting bas kctbal practice, determined to I go one game ianner man xney did last year when they were Victory Bonds I STALL M OUT OF ROSE BOWL Pasadena, Cal., Nov. 26 U.R) Army "stalled its way" out of the Rose Bowl and forced the Bowl committee to take Alaba ma, their original second choice, Snorts Editor Rube Samuelsen charged today. Samuelson, who has been- a close observer of Rose Bowl games for 18 years, said In the Pasadena Star-News yesterday that the Bowl committee want ed Army, asked them to take the bid. and was then forced to choose Alabama rather than find itself with no strong contender at all for the New Years Day game after Army refused to give a definite answer. As late as Thanksgiving, Samuelsen wrote, the Bowl com mittee was still trying to get Army, but the Cadets hung back on three conditions: 1. Gen. Dwight Elsenhower must give an opinion as new chief of staff. 2. If this was forthcoming. Army still could give no answer until after the Army-Navy game Dec. 1. 3. The Army must beat Navy. "The Rose Bowl was willing tn Gamble on Army's winning over Navy if the war depart ment would come forth with an opinion on the Bowl game, but West Point would have none of that," Samuelsen said. Samuelsen said Alabama had been given a Sugar Bowl bid, but preferred the Rose Bowl. He added that the committee fear ed it would lose both Army and Alabama unless It made a bid for the southern team i before the Crimson Tide tired of wait ing and signed for the Sugar Bowl. EAGLES RUN UP 16-0 New York, Nov. 28 (U.PJ Unless the New York Giants clarify the eastern division Na tional Football league race as tliey did the western, Philadel phia and Washington will nave to meet in a playoff for the right to battle Cleveland for the cham pionship. Yesterday's 18 to 0 Eagle vic tory over Washington tied the Phiiadelphians and the Redskins at six won and two lost. Both have two games to go. Phila delphia plays New York and Boston; the Redskins meet Pitts burgh and New York. The lead ers were favored to sweep through these games, but New York was not lightly regarded by the contending coaches, who remember that it was the Giants who upset the Detroit Lions when the Lions were tied with Cleveland for the western lead. At New York, the Green Bay Packers used line plunges by Fullback Ted Fritsch instead of pass-catching by Don Hutson to beat the Giants, 23 to 14. Fritsch scored the first two Green Bay touchdowns. The Chicago Bears romped over Pittsburgh, 28 to 7, with George McAfee scoring three I touchdowns. LILLARO SLATES THURSDAY EVENT Joe Lynam, the Redmond wrestling flash who recently de feated the Gray Mask in Port land, has been signed to face the hooded monster in one half of Thursday's double main event, Promoter Mack Lillard said today. Pete Bclcastro, the Weed Assassin, will clash with Rough Rufus Jones In the other half of the dual offering. Herb Parks and Ben Sher man, who went to a sensational draw Inst week, have been ra matched for the three round opener by popular demand of the fans, Lillard said. eliminated In the semi-finals of the state tournament. Good luck, fellows. CLYDE'S EAST SIDE TEXACO SERVICE East Main and Hawthorne Under New Management Texaco Gasoline and Oil Marfak Lubrication Carwashing, Tire and Battery Service Firestone Tires and Accessories Phone 9160 UCLA, Trojans To Play For Possible Bid To Rose Bowl San Francisco, Nov. 26 (IJ.F) A perfect piece of schedule-making in the Pacific Coast confer ence will end the 194S gridiron race on Saturday when UCLA and USC, the two Los Angeles loop entrants, meet in Memorial Coliseum with a bid to the Rose Bowl hinging on the outcome. It Is the final game of the season and the only thing that could have made the ending more perfect would have been to have both the Trojans and the Bruins go Into the tilt unde feated. The University of Washington Huskies, one-time major candi date for the Bowl, dropped an other game this one to the Washington State Cougars, 7-0. As a result of the victory the Cougars can't be completely counted out of the Bowl derby. Coach Phil Sorboe's club has won six, lost two and tied one. If UCLA should down USC, the Cougars technically would have the best percentage rating in the conference. A Trojan win would cinch the bid for the two- time defending champions. Oklahoma A&MIs Expected To G et Sugar Bowl Game New Orleans, Nov. 28 (U.R) Sugar Bowl promoters, admitted ly taken aback by Duke's with drawal from Bowl consideration, were expected today to grab Ok lahoma A. & M., with Louisiana State as a possible opponent of the undefeated Aggies. Alabama's acceptance of the Rose Bowl bid, Holy Cross' ac ceptance of an Orange Bowl in vitation and the Duke announce ment left the powerful Okla homa Aggies as the most logical choice, and reports at Oklahoma City last night said that the Ag gies already had accepted the Sugar Bowl invitation. School authorities would not confirm the report. St. Mary'i of California, the University of Texas and Vir ginia were believed to be under consideration. Gift endowments to Stanford University now surpass three million dollars. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. G. P. STAUFFER, Plaintiff, vs. LEMUEL BRINER and MARY JANE BRINER. husband and wife: JOHN McCONNELL and RUTH McCONNELL, husband and wife: MATILDA FOSTER and PERRY FOSTER, wife and husband: MATILDA NYS- WANER (also known as Matil da Nyswarner and as Matilda Nyswarmer) and RILEY NYS WANER. wife and husband' MARTHA BRINER and RICH ARD BRINER. wife and hus band: ELSIE HARVEY (also Known as ftlsie ,T. Harvey) and JOHN DOE HARVEY, wife and husband: P E R N I N A GLANDON and F. S. GLAN- JJON, wife and husband: each and all of the unknown heirs of GEORGE BRINER, deceas ed: each and all of the un known heirs of THOMAS BRINER, deceased; each and all of the unknown heirs of WILLIAM BRINER, deceased: each and all of the unknown heirs of each and all of the feel Choked UplM aCbld? .00 TO GET PROMPT RELIEF from distress of those nagging colds that cause coughing and make you feel all stuffed up put a flood spoonful of Vicks VapoRub n a bowl of boiling water. 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TO EACH AND ALL OF THE ABOVE DEFENDANTS: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer tne com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and, if you fail so to aDDear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to tne court for the relief demanded in his complaint, succinctly stated as follows, to-wit: That each and all of the de fendants herein be required to fully set forth any and all right title, estate, lien, claim or inter est whatsoever that they, or any of them, may have, or claim, In to, or upon the real property described in the complaint here- in, or any part or parcel thereof, which said real property is situated in Jackson County, Ore gon, and more particularly des cribed as follows, to-wit: Commencing at a point 50 rods and 25' feet East of the Southwest corner of the North west quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 20, Town ship 37 South, Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, in Jackson County, Oregon, and running thence North 20 rods; thence East 16 rods; thence South 20 rods: thence West 16 rods to the point of beginning. That each and all of the claims that may be made on the part of any or all of said defendants herein, in or to said real property herein described, or any part thereof, be adjudged and declar ed to be null and void; that the plaintiff herein be decreed to be the owner, in fee simple, of said real property, free and clear of any right or claim whatsoever on the part of said defendants, or any of them. That each and all of the defendants herein, and each and all persons claiming, or to claim, by, through or under them, or any of them, be forever enjoined, restrained ana barred from asserting, attempting to estab lish, or claiming, any right, title. estate, lien or interest whatso ever in, to, or upon said real property, or any part or parcel thereof, and that plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quiet ed and set at rest. This summons is published by order of the Honorable H. K. 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