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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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D.A.C. HUMBLES COAST TITLE
IEG0Ii51 IS JUINEXED BY
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a ANNUAL GLAS
iEUGBNTS. Ore.. Nov. 26. Out
cjaaaod Id every department, Oregon
nlvemlty Saturday, relinquished
football hoi"W Ho hor ancient op
ponent, 0. A. C, losing the came by
he aoora ot 6 to 0.
The ecore, howerar, does not tell
' the story. Only Oregon's fightins
luallty prevented the farmers from
grossing 'hor goal lino twice and
posnlbly three times.
O. A. C.'s tally came In the first
naif when Itsy Price mado n thrill
ing 74-yard un fo? touchdown.
GIL DOBIE HAS
1A18IC01
NEW! YORK, Nor. 26. A uni
que football coach with a remark-
' ablO' Tecord i3 Gilmour Doble.
now serving his seventeenth year
,03 'a bnlliicr of successful footDa.l
team, the last four of whiea he
. has lifted Cornell to the plunacle
of gridiron glory.
' " In tho 16 years prior to 15J3.
Doble coached elevens won 81 vic
tories scored three ties and were
defeated but three times, rolling up
grand total ot 2,931 points as
against the 253 for their oppo
nent. And, as this season has wit
nessed other Doble victories and
the scoring of more than 200 points
by his Cornell eleven, his list ot
triumphs now is close to 90 and
the . total points scored by" his
teams la well over the 3,000- mark.
'.''As "Gloomy Gil" "he Is known
and referred to by eastern foot
' ball writers, and that sobriquet Is
.made .the subject ot' "tt sketch ap
pearing In a retent Issue of the
, Cornell Alumni News. :
' The article takes issue with
stories which have depicted Doble
as. a morose, and somewhat pro'-;
fane. Individual. It states ..that
while' he can "cuss" on occasions '
and does, he "cusses out" the play
' 4Ud not the players. It adds his
players have unbounded confidence
in him and that the faculty agree
bV la an Inspirational leader.
, . Doble began his coaching career
in 19.05 at Minneapolis High School
The next year- he became coach of
- North Dekota Agricultural College,
nd in 1908 he signed as head
eoach at the University ot Wash
ington, serving In that capacity to
1116. In 1917-he became coach
at Annapolis, and remained at tbt
Naval. Academy until 1920 when
he was signed by Cornell. In that
period Georgetown, which defeat
ed his 1019 Navy team 6 to 0;
Dartmouth which defeated his
1920 Cornell team, 14 to 3, and
Pennsylvania, which defeated that
rame team, 28 to 0, h,e been the
coly Institutions to boast a victo
ry over "Gloomy Gil."
. . Tho secret of the success of the
Doble aystem of football play has
. been ' described as follows:
1 "Doble's coaching method, or
rather the style of play that he de
velops, has the peculiar quality of
absolute precision that goes with
definite cadence, not unlike' that
ot a crack drill squad going through
the manual of arms. The marvol
ius thing about It is that It goes
thead unerringly In tho midst o!
the confusion of charging lines and
trenuous physical combat
-', "On a given play each mmhor
cm the team has dat niirt duties to
perform and he take; his three
rteps In pne directlot and two in
at other as Infallibly r'-.rt accurately
M It there were no on el ie on tho
GOLOEfJ BEABS
BERKELEY, CaL, Nov. 26. To
the football team ot the Onlverslty
of California went another Pacific
Coast. Conference championship, the
fourth successively, by Us 9 to 0 vic
tory over its rival, Stanford univer
sity, Saturday afternoon. In a fierce
Earner that servo.! to dsdlcato to col
legiate 8rort this memorial stadium.
Everyone of tho "S,i!09 scats in
tho stadium was. tn.k?n, an l on the
s
hill top. h!ph above the rr-at howl,
ten thossiad' no"c cot a g!l::ips of
the fi.ir.'.i'.
It was tho cres'rst trend that
ever a:tr::lc:l nn n'.hlc event In
this rcK'on. The-Calif iniis auJ Staa
ford teams proved evenly matched,
despite the prediction tSat Califor
nia would win. front th? openinc
whistle to Ui ondinc nun it seemed
anybody's Rnmo.
In fact. It was on breaks that
California vion, though tho Golden
Hears mado their own hrenks In both
Instances. '
In the second Period "Dane" Hor
:t:i. California's jilnr center, smashed
through tho Stanford lino as Xuvers,
Stanford fullback, stood behind his
own goal lino poised to punt. '. Tho
hall bounded against Horrell and ho
grounded It tor a touchdown.
In the last period Horrell figured
Bgala. Ho wua one of the three or
four Dears who hurled themselves
upon "ScoV-hy" Cnmphell, tho Stan
ford captain, as he tried to recover
1 bounding punt from behind tho
Stanford goal lino.' This meant a
safety, two points more.
While California ptnyod tho same
sport ot spectacular football that had
characterised it all reason, Stnnford
never tailed to meet its attacks. In
tho glonminu, as darkness settlod
ovor tho christened Btndlum, the
weary rwl-ehtrtcd warriors from
Stanford wero cheered as one of the
hardest fighting ' tenm over seen
by these fans.
. The Hear could retreat to his lair
uninennccd until next year. Hut ho
was badly clawed n had the Cardi
nal!, la their Sanguinary contest
colors, rctreatod satisfied .that they
had Riven their nl:na .mate? and the
vart throng a good football game.
.NYvors, the pluncir. Stanford
fullback, was a bright and particu
lar star. Nevers not only outpunted
WMttor, tho aroat rallfn-nln full
liack, but inn do yartliir.s ilmu awl
again straight thrmiiili tho Califor
nia linos, captain Hon Nl-holn of
California proved an -rjttrvmuly dif
ficult man to lo In tho oom field,
Witter, Dltim Mid Dunn, hnlftiarka,
and Illewott, unother halfback who
alternated during tho , ' name, nil
made substantial Rains at' times.
Illewott, however, tailed to mko any
ot tho drop kicks that hud been
expected of htm. Wi several tiles
all wont wldo or short.
Wheat, Cardinal Iiullwclc, was a
ground .gainer, and -tho Stanford
ends performed brilliantly, gettliu:
down under every punt and break
lug up many ft play in tho line.
ES WIN
FROIKI
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STADIUM, S.-atllo, Nov. 2G,Ile
fore a crowd of no loss than 20.000
persons,, tho powerful Huskies chased
the Cougar to lis lair and won frit
urday by a 21 to 7 score. It vn
the homccomln; buitlu isanie for the
University ,nt-- Washington, The
, Counnrs worn . a trldo weak on tlid
j muddy field, but game to tho end,
fighting tooth wnd null In iho lust
three mtnu'toa of play- 1,1
stand the W. a. C. eleven scored
a 1 one touchdown us the ronilt of
j a 23-yard forward pass by Xicpful
in uiuiioi r, suustiiuiuig tor -iiaius
nt rliiht half, who raced 23 yards
for a touchdown, Rai'i-fel ' kicked
goal.
Abel, substituting tor Kiel on the
.Husky team, was responsbllc for
one of tho University of Welling
ton tallies, to went Into Itw gamo
In the Ivnt porlvd, plunged thro'iith
tiio Kitoi' lino ud Irot'.ol JO
yardi lo tho lust Purplo nl Cold
touehdenn. ' -
r.i kc Wilnou tt Evtri-U, Tever
oi icid Abnl were tiio numlond till
st'i.i ft. i tho 'ttu.iVtr4liy.tl Wash
Iii.'imi team, Zii-iiifd oulnhone U
tnainmntim, making tonanf uilv.i galas
anil muklug downs for his tuam four
times, twlco In su-Mowlon. -
Advertising pnv. Try It snd see.
4fttun nuv Tr It mnA e
I.AMAI Al Hn Kranclnco, to Mr
Kalis, a girl.
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"a sllviir nuKKol. wi'lglilng DJUtt;
pounds Mid 'assaying- 75 per tent
pure oni, was found by a CilU
miner while doing assessment work
on his claim on Ihu MoiilraaJ river,
Tho minuet Is worm about taO.OQO.
T"
'ilvnrllslni ttrtvs
HUSK1
field."
FOREIGN BUILDING
IN PATH OF OUAKE
TO BE RAZED SOON
? TOKIO, Nov, 26. The forolgn
offiee at Kaaumlgasekl, Toklo,1 the
first foreign style building' erected
here, was so badly damaged by
the earthquake of Septembor 1,
although untouched, by the tire,
: that it will have to be razed.
-. The same is true of tho resi
dence ot the foreign minister, an-
t ether foreign style building. Th:so
buildings . were erected In tho
early days of the Meijl era, when
the Marquis Inoquls Inouye ot that
day was foreign minlstsr. . -
HIGH CLASS
BOXING CO
NTEST
Chiloquin Athletic Club
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 29, 1923, 8:30 p.m.
' MAIN EVENT, TEN ROUNDS
Billy Huff vs. Jim Dougan
154 lbs.; of Klamath 155 Iba. of Portland
SEMI-FINAL, SIX ROUNDS
Jess Ingram vs. Syd Herbert
Of Madford, 140 lbs. f San Francisco, 145 lbs.
FOUR-ROUND BOUT, WELTERWEIGHT
Kid Harrington vs. Roy Crowder
'Of Klamath . Of Chico, Calif,
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