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WAIL TRIBUNE. MedforJ, Oregon, Tuesday, November 25. 1938 I 31 TOUCHDOWN BOUND - Don Peek (26), Medford High safety, dashes for the goal on an 89-yard touchdown run against Pendleton in the state semi-final football game here last Saturday; Peek has just headed down the sideline after "turning the corner" with the help of a block by Al Funston. Spilled by'Funston was Pendle Elliott? s Bears Earn Trip To Rose Bowl Second Time San Francisco -IITD- Soft spoken Pete Elliott, the hand some young guiding genius of California's Golden Bears, makes his second trip to the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day when he sends his team into battle against Iowa. If any precedent is needed to point the way, the last time Pete was in the Pasadena sau cer, he was a member of the Michigan team that massacred Southern California, 49-0. California isn't expected to manhandle Iowa in this fash ion but Pete's fans think he may be able to bring his club up to the place where it will give the Hawkeyes a solid bat tle. Iowa is expected to be at least a two-touchdown favor ite. . Elliott suffered in silence in 1957 as he watched his Golden Bears lose nine out of 10 games. And he was ready for more of the same this season when the club lost its first two battles to College of Pacific and Michigan State. Never Gave Up But he never gave up and that's why the team is in the Rose Bowl. Elliott gets ready for all his games by calling every scrim mage during the week. "Every time we have a fum ble during practice," says Pete, "our boys all have or ders to pounce on it just as if it were a regular game." k i f BEAM si 1 p J iHEWDRUfsnNBTBODRBOH mi KEMTUCKYSTRAIGHI BOURBON WHISKEY 2MItJmJbctrttJbr ken( cmM without m ncunM BIS72LI.ERS SINCI 179S IP T JIM BEAM Beam . . .World's Finest Bourbon Since 1795 & PR50F KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY JAMES 8. BEAM DISTILLING COMPANY, CLERMONT, KY. ton's Phnr ic Kparnev (50). Looking for some one to take out of the play is Medford'a Lynn Knight (74). The long jaunt provided Medford's second touchdown in the 27 to 26 win over the Buckaroos. The Black Tornado opposes powerhouse Jefferson of Portland in the finals for the Oregon Class A-l crown. This may account for the fact that the Bears this year have recovered 11 fumbles from the opposition. He builds up his players all during the year. He has aver aged using 18 sophomores in every game this year; and he has averaged using 34 players per game win or lose. This has resulted in tremendous morale. Right after the Oregon State loss, California had to pull in a pair of third string men to fill in for injured players. A Little Psychology California's tiny line, one of the smallest in the West, has been outstanding this year in making possible the pass-run Phil Moyer Is Favored Portland - (UPD - Phil Moyer was favored today in his 10 round middleweight fight here tonight with Luther Rawlings of Chicago. It is the first fight for Moyer at the Auditorium here since he lost a decision to Peter Mueller of Germany. Phil's brother, Denny, who decisioned ex-champ Johnny Saxton last month, has been matched against Tony Dupas of New Orleans in a 10- rounder here Dec. 11. WORTHY OF YOUR TRUST Jim Bam Makes Friends From The Start Trust Beam to bring yon the pleasure of genuine, old-fashioned bourbon. For 163 years Beam bourbon has been distilled and aged to the exacting requirements of the same formula . . with the same old-fashioned patience and care. That is why ONLY BEAM TASTES LIKE BEAM. ONLY BEAU TASTES SO GOOD. $A65 Qt. option play work for the bril liant split-T quarterback, Joe Kapp. With this philosophy going into the Rose Bowl, California can be expected to give a good account of itself. The team may not win, but it won't be disgraced. Optimistic Over Squaw Valley New York -flJPD- The 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. Calif., will be held "under almost ideal condi tions," two top United States Olympic officials promised today. "I have no doubt whatso ever that the games will be held as scheduled and will be successful," said J. Lyman Bingham, chairman of the U.S. Olympic committee. Bingham added that "al though recent criticism has caused some unfounded ru mors" about plans for the games "preparations are so far advanced that I cannot conceive of anything short of a major catastrophe, such as a war, that would prevent it from being staged." It is estimated that 75 per cent of our delinquents have some reading difficulties. $'100 W pint MedfordWTribuni SIPCtDHBTTS Pons' Coach Says He Will Not Guide Basketball Team San Francisco -(UPD- The gloom was thicker than the famed San Francisco fog to day in the Bay Area college basketball ranks. Phil Woolpert, coach of the usually - successful University of San Francisco Dons, set the key-note address with an announcement that he is "coaching intra-mural bas ketball" this season. Coach Pete Newell of Cali fornia claims that his club is so poor shooting that the bas ket at one end of the court was taken down by the jani tor for repairs and the squad played 45 minutes before it was missed. ' Said Coach Van Sweet of College of Pacific: "We go on tour to play Illinois, Purdue and Cincinnati on successive night. I understand Illinois lost a player from last year's team; and Purdue lost none. "The reason we scheduled Cincinnati was to see Oscar Robertson perform. Personal ly, I'd rather see him on a movie screen." , Sport Parade Mexico City -(UPD- East is east and west is west and, when it comes to golf galler ies, you may also add that north is north and south is south. On top of which, nowhere ever is it expected that any of the various twains therein shall ever meet- It was driven home at the just concluded International Trophy and Canada Cup matches that nowhere, sec tionally, do golf galleries act alike. Proving, probably, that people are people and you can get out of the stew pot just what went in. . You can close your eyes at a golf tournament and tell where you are. An example, the galleries in Japan are quiet and respect ful. Their applause is velvety, much like people clapping with their hands encased in woolen mittens. On American courses the applause contains much famil iar self-association bordering, at times, on rowdyism. There you'll hear raucous yells of "atta boy, Sam," or "yeah you Snead." Get Screaming Ovation In these bull-ring precincts, the applause for a good shot is exactly what you would ex pect of the loquacious Latins. At a bull fight their vocal ap preciation of the courage and audacity of the matador brings forth an eruption of "bueno' 'and "ole, ole." A cascade such as this, con tinuing anywhere up to five minutes if they are frenzied enough, means that el toro's ears are slashed into a separ ate package and delivered to the matador. If the cheers are prolonged, he'll even get the tail. The Latins have shifted this enthusiasm to the golf course and the Canada Cup players found it an unusual bit. Once Snead hit a fine recovery shot to the green, the jammed in gallery smothered him with "oles" and "buenos." The roar simply became stronger as Sam strode onto the green and when he tipped his hat that really brought down the house in another screaming FIGHTS United Presi International Leicester. Eng. (UPD Zora Fol ley, 191 13, Chandler, Ariz., stopped Joe Bygraves, 2034, Britain i9i. New York (UPD Victor Zala zar. 156, Argentina, stopped Frank Keating, 151. Wallingford, Conn. (8. Chicago (UPD Charles Sawyer 149. Los Angeles, stopped Willie lie Dillon, 146. Chicago (7). Providence. R.I. (UPD Curley Monroe, 139, "Worcester, Mass., out pointed Johnny Beans, 134 Philadelphia (10). CUBAN WINTER TRADE Havana -(UPD- Ramon Mej ias and rookie Leonardo Car denas of the Havana team in the Cuban winter baseball league have been traded to Cienfuegos for Chico Fernan dez, Frank Herrera and Pe dro Cardenal. Mejias is a member of the Pittsburgh Pir ates and Fernandez and Her era play for the Philadelphia Phillies during the major league season. FOUNDER DIES Bellfair, Fla. -(UPD- Harvey W. Harper, 80, founder and chairman of the Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., Newark, N.J., died Sunday, Coach Bob Feerick of Santa Clara, who expects to win ev ery game he plays, wouldn't hold still for most of this. "We lack height, we lack experience and we lack weight," said Feerick. "But when we lost, the other team wil know it has been in a struggle," Coach Howie Dallmar of Stanford revealed that his team, which is fairly-well sea soned, has a lack of height -and the world's fastest short man. "We have' a boy named John Stahler who is the fast est guy I've ever seen on a basketball floor. In practice sessions our boys complain they can't catch him," said Dallmar. "But when he goes by, I tell them to never mind, he'll be back and they can get a crack at him on the return. "Only trouble with this is the fact that John's a 'small' 5-7." Dallmar doesn't list Stahler as a first-stringer. But the lad would be interest ing to watch. By OSCAR FRALEY Sports Writer United Press ovation which rolled on, and on and on. Sam winked at a youngster and it only made the boy scream louder, serving up his "ole's" piping hot. British Reserved Which, again, is quite some different than in other sec tions of the world. Much, shall we say, in the raised eyebrow precincts of England and Scotland. Claude Harmon, the former Mas ters champion, recalls that once in England he hit what he thought was a good shot to a hidden green. There was nary a sound from the gallery banked around the green and Harmon thought the ball might have been trapped or gone on over. But when he struggled up the hill and approached the green he saw his ball resting just a few inches to the side of the cup. As Claude walked up to his ball, there still was n't a sound from the gallery. Looking sourly around the circle of blank faces, Harmon announced in a voice which could be heard in London: "I guess I pulled it a lit tle." Which, once again drives home the difference in golf galleries. And the pros who competed in the Canada Cup loved it here. It isn't every where that when you hit a good shot you get both ears -and the tail. 'SKINS SIGN BUKICH Chicago -(UPD- Rudy Buk ich, the former Southern California quarterback ob tained on waivers from Washington Redskins, signed his contract with Chicago Bears. Room made on the roster for the has the was him when end Bob Carey was placed on the injured reserve list. CRITICIZE LIPSTICKS Vienna-(UPD-The Czech Com munist Party organ "Rudo Pravo" has criticized Prague beauty shop owners who in troduced light blue and pea green lipsticks following deca dent Western manners." TO MARRY PRINCE Sharon Daugherty, 22, of San Francisco, has announced that she will marry wealthy Iranian Prince Abol Bakhtiariep, a second cousin of the Shah of Iran. Miss Daugherty is a former model. TOMMY PROTHRO Lions Club Banquet Speaker Lions Club To Honor Gridders All members of the Med ford High school football squad will be honored at the annual football banquet of the Medford Lions club on Tuesday, December 9, Allan Jewett, club president, an nounced today. Special guests will be the seniors on the, squad of St. Mary's High school. Guest speaker for the event will be Coach Tommy Prothro of Oregon State college. Present plans call for the banquet to be held at the Jackson hotel. Parents and friends of all players on both squads are in vited to attend and tickets for the event will be available starting tomorrow at Barker's and Lamport's Sporting Goods. Dinner is scheduled for 7 p.m., with Coach Prothro's talk to follow. This annual event has be come increasingly popular with the players, their fami lies and friends, and members of the Medford Lions club, and a large and enthusiastic turnout is expected, according to President Jewett. Bobo Olson Sets Battle Oakland, Calif. -(UPD- This will be old timer's night at the Oakland Auditorium where Bobo Olson and Paddy Young, who once knew brighter days, meet again in a battle to show thev aren't has-beens. Both middleweights launched a comeback last month with Olson stopping Don Grant here in the seventh round after Young was held to a draw in New York by Otis Woodard. Bowl Men Seek, Team Orlando, Fla. -(UPD- Tange rine Bowl officials still were hopeful today that the Air Force Academy, eying some of the major bowls, would agree to perform in the 13th annual classic here Dec. 27. The bowl Monday invited the University of Buffalo, with an 8-1 record, and bowl chairman Jack W. Morgan said he was "confident" Buf lawo would agree to come. TO COACH ALOUETTES Montreal -(UPD- Doug Pea head Walker has signed to coach the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football league's big four next year. G e neral Manager Gorman Kennedy, who made the an nouncement Monday, also said that Jimmy Dunn and J. B. (Ears) Whitworth, Walk er's assistants, will be retain ed. 1 Argentinian Gets 15 th Knockout New York -(UPD- Victor Zal azar, Argentina's "wild bul let" who registered his 15th knockout in his 15th profes sional bout Monday night, may fight middleweight Ben ny Paret of Cuba at St. Nich olas arena, Dec. 15. Lanky, black-haired Zala zar, 23, gave such a bloody battering to Frank Keating of Wallingford, Conn., at St. Nick's Monday night that ref eree Arthur Mercante stop ped the bout at 41 seconds of the eighth round. Rugged brown-haired Keat ing, who had been staggered in every round, was bleeding from cuts about . both eyes and from the mouth and nose when the referee awarded Zalazar a technical knockout. Keating, w e i g hing 161 pounds to Zalazar's 156, slip ped twice to the canvas al though not charged with an official knockdown. It was Keating's seventh defeat in 28 starts. Folley Gets English TKO Leicester! Eneland -(UPD- American heavyweight Zora Folley finally got around to showing British boxing fans why he is rated the No. 3 challenger for Floyd Patter son's title. The fast-punching battler from Chandler. Ariz., reeis- tered an impressive technical knockout over Jamaican-born Joe Bygraves Monday night in the ninth round of a sched uled 10-rounder. SIGNS FOR BOWLS Raleigh, N.C. -(UPJ)- Bob Pepe, a 6-foot-2 senior end at North Carolina State, will play in the East-West Shrine football game at San Francis co, Dec. 27, and in the annual Senior Bowl game at Mobile, Ala., Jan. 3. He will be the first Wolfpack player ever to play in the East-West game. Free Parking in our newly enlarged parking lot directly behind our store. Enter to lot from Front Street. ROBINSON Next To Pick's Apparel c MISSING HIS MARK, Ralph "Tiger" Jones (L) carried on to win unanimous 10-round decision over Rory Calhoun in Madison Square Garden. The win, an upset, moves Jones back Into middleweight title nicture as a contender. Second Boy Sent Back To East Coast Dallas, Ore.-(UPD-The sec ond of two 11-year-old boys from Somerville, Mass., who came out West on a bus this month was on his way home today. Polk county Juvenile Of ficer John Ellis said Kenneth Rockwood, 11, accompanied by his father, Cecil, left for Massachusetts by bus over the week end Kenneth and his compan ion, 11-year-old Kenneth Am ber, traveled to Oregon by bus. The boys came to the at tention of juvenile authorities when a motorist who gave them a lift from Salem, Ore., became suspicious and noti fied police. They got off the bus at Salem and were hitch hiking when taken into cus tody. Young Amber left for home by plane last week. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION New York-dJPD-Contractors celebrated the topping out of the 48-story Time and Life Building by hauling a 35-foot Christmas tree to the roof and lighting it. 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