PACE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
November 17, 1911
McEwan's
Sun Rises
Back East
tx Oregon, es Army
Coach Throw Spec
Ucular Grid Show
Along Atlantic Seaboard
Br JOK I'NiMCY
Th coach I icsd; lont lira
the cnaohl
Captain John J. MrEwan, a
apectarular roach and a good
eoac-h, lived four yeara In th
Pacific eciil
conference be
fore he wai In
terred at the
Unit eraltr of
Oregon'! notor
lo u cemetery
for expired
mentort. The
belle tolled for
Cap, and a mel
ancholy dire
vii luu at hta
passing, but In rain. He kicked
off the fed to come to lire
again on the Atlantic ea
board an actlre life. Indeed
where hla Holy Croaa boya at
Worcbester. Maaa.. hare be
come figuratively literally the
"holy terrora" of the foot
ball east- -
e e e
I taxied to the railroad eta
tlaa with Can the day be left
tor good. Ha waan't a partlca
larly sappy man. He'd had a
great year In 1129. and all
the bora Doc Spear took over
la 19J0 were lade MrEwan
developed from the freehman
rank. McEwan was proud of
thoaa men Johnny Kluralller,
An On Colbert. George Chrlst
enaen. Eric Torata. Irv Srhuli
and the reat and had he been
at Oregon In US, the final
year of hla contract, he un
doubtedly would hare had a
magnificent team. But thinga
were la turmoil at the Web
foot limitation, and for the
aake of peace and good will
Captain MrEwan reaigned Just
before the Hawaii game at
Portland two ream mo thla
month.
e e e
Early ia 11S0 Cap returned
from th east after the Oregon-Florida
game at Miami to
make a aettlement on hla con
tract. He went eaat again, and
In a few weeka Holy Croaa
grabbed him. Now for two
yeara thla ex-Army. ax-Oregoh
leader baa been throwing hla
brilliant passing and running
attack Into the uneasy Urea
of eastern teams.
Dr. Speara already had been
appointed Oregoa coach when
Cap left Eugene for the last
time. The excitement over the
Minneaota'a man coming rather
halted the gloom of McEwan'a
departure.
"Keep your eyea oa the rle
Ing sun." were Cap' farewell
worde at the train. It he
meant to Infer hla own sun waa
aetting he waa wrong, for Mc
- Ewan'e aun, though It set in
far western Oregon, rose
brighter than ever In the eaat.
In hla first year at Holy
Croaa MrEwan knocked over
very opponent except Ford
ham, and only mighty St.
Mary's could defeat the Rams
thatyear. Holy Croaa lost only
( to 0. and then finished the
year with a biasing 17 to
triumph over Harrard.
Thla year MrEwan has taken
all hit rlrala but Dartmouth.
Fordham and Harrard. Dart
mouth last Saturday trounced
Cornell, heretofore undefeated
la th eaat. Cap lost hi game
to th strong Indiana. 14 to 7.
Harrard' unbeaten team lip
ped orer a 7 to 0 win erer
Holy Cross, and Fordham had
to be content with a tie.
A cecucular. though well
founded, football gam Is Mc
Ewan'a style. No spectator left
a stadium wher his eleren
battled without enjoying a
1 glorious show.
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McEwan cam to Oregon In
114 after his slotted four
years at th military academy
terminated. Th Webfoota. had
produced nothing In the way
of football for aereral seasons,
and tbe material Cap (tarted
with waan't eo good. There waa
hut a handful of real football
player Al Sinclair, Lynn
Jones, Otto Vitus and one or
two others but still Cap put
out a fine team. He led near
ly all hi opponents np until
th half, and then th lack of
reserves began to tell. Even at
that, howorar, he walloped
California.
In 117 things were a lit
tle better, and then In 12S
the situation was a "rosy" one.
That was the year Kitxmiller'a
tar ascended to th raralty.
Cap' major rlctoriea extended
orer Oregon State, Washington
ton. Vela, Hawaii, and the
Honolulu town team.
The year 129 waa eren bet
ter for Oregon. Washington,
Idaho, Oregon State, Urla, and
Hawaii all fell before th gal
loping Webfoota.
Cap was dreaming of 1930
and hla veteran team built up
out of four yeara of hard
work. Then ram th moment
ary crash, but nothing daunt-
is
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KLAMATH FALLS
PLAYS RIVALS
IN DISTRICT 4
A readjustment In the Inter
erholastlc basketball districts
throughout the entire stats will
throw Kni(lh Fa I la Into a
league with team from . th
countlea of Jefferson, Crook,
Deschute and Lake. Th new
srrangemeats were completed
Saturday at Eugen wher th
athletic heads of th Stat con
vened with Paul T. Jackson,
principal of Klamath high and
president of Stat Athletic as
sociation. There now will be 14 districts
in the state instead of 14. The
Pelican will be la district four.
Tbe change will be effective
with th coming season, and It
will hare moat particular Influ
ence on th annual state prep
hoop tourney at Salem. Port
land will aand Ita customary
champion and runner np to th
title tournament, and Salem will
continue to be permanent guest
member regardless of Its stand
ing in th district. Each other
district will send its champion.
All high school In th stat
will have an opportunity to rep
resent their district regardless
of their standing la th league
at the end of th season. A
serlea of district tournaments and
sub-tournamenta will be held at
th close of the regular season
to determine the champion, a
mov whlrh apparently will die
count th rivalry and importance
of winning games regularly
scheduled.
The committee la charge of
this district will be composed of
John Johnson, principal at Prtne
vtlle: H. R. Johnson, Bend, and
Harold Hendrlckaon. Merrill.
Although Medlord. Grants
Pass and Ashland will no longer
be In the same district with
Klamath Falls game will
played with those team.
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LOS ANGELES. Nov. IT VPs
University of Southern Califor-
running attack,
of sheer power
had rolled soms
1.241 odd yards
over seven op-
poaeats this
year for 22!
points, will or
turned toward
, South Bend and
' unbeaten Notr
' Dame today.
.' J Whether the
r r o j a a a woo
ho have crusn-
'.heir last six
HoMa.ru oi- opponents oeiore
this team roller attack to al
most assure themselves of tn
Pacific coast conference cham
pionship, can crack th sturdy
Irish defense is the question up
permost in th minds of western
football followers.
How all-Important Coach How
ard Jonea running attack has
been become self-evident wiib
th disclosure that the Trojans
added only 423 more yards by
completing twenty of sixty-four
attempted passes.
It ha generally been eonceaeo.
that the head man of Troy has I
kept something in reserve In th :
way of an offense this season,
for only the old tried and proven
formations of other year, sorted
out by the new tandem shift,
bar been used.
Alabama Frosh
Center Dies of
Grid Injuries1
TUSCALOOSA. Ala.. Nov. 17. !
(JPi James Nichols of Fort i
Wayne, Ind., center on th Lni-
versity of Alabama freehman
football team who waa Injured
in a scrimmage with th varsity
Armlstlc Day, died early today.
Nichols received an Injury to
bis spine and waa paralysed from
hla waist down. His parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Chae Nichols, ef
Fort Wayne, cam her shortly
after their son was injured and
ed this man McEwan. He hied
off to the east, and started all
over again with greater success
than ever.
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No one ever approached Cap
In bis own style of football
or In personality. H was a
gentleman, polished and cult
ured, with detailed, scholarly
Information on every possible
subject. He bad a bag full of
yarns to make the most fam
ous story teller of history
envious. And he was a great
football coach on top of all
that.
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Amateur Athletic
Settles
KANSAS CITT. Nov. 17, p,
The amateur athletic antoa filed
away ita major problems of the
43rd annual convention here to
day and turned to a program
listing official award of tourna
ment dates and cities and selec
tion of officers end trustee.
Th only matter to break th
otherwise harmonious atmospher
of th conference yesterday ros
over a proposed amendment to
th by-law to limit th function
of th redisricting committee.
Redlstrictina; Ordered
Avery Bruadage. Chicago, the
president, however, pointed out
that under th constitution re
disricting must be done by agree
ment of tbe constitution with Id
days nolle. H then referred
the matter to a committee.
Virtual completion of recom
mendations to th United Ststes
Olympic extcutlv committee at
had remained at his bedsld.
NEW YORK. Nov. IT. OfV
Th death today at Tuaraloosa
of James Nichols, center on th
University of Alabama freshman
football team, brines to thirteen
the number of deaths from foot
ball this fall.
Hla deatk waa the second In
tbe south.
Cougars Train
In Pavilion
For Last Game
PULLMAN. Wash.. Nov. 17. (JP)
Battered and weary. Washing
ton State's football team today
started training for the last game
of the season, a non-conference
clash with Goniaga University at
Spoksn Saturday.
Five regulars, pummeled by
the University of Washington last
Saturday, were not In eurts for
the light workout coach O. E.
Holllngbery called for yesterday t
afternoon. They were George '
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"Right back at you!" . . . And
with an si pert swing of hsr
man's-slted racquet, little Patric
ia B. Elbert returns th ball on
Ih courta at White Sulphur
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Major Problems
New York. Nov. 39 waa reported
by the track and field, and swim
mlng committees of the Ameri
can Olympic association, also in
session her.
Favor Metric 8) stem
Th trsrk and field committee
recommended that trials tor posi
tions oa th Amerlrsn Decathlon
team In th 1933 Olympic games
at Lot Angeles be held at Chi
cago. June 34 and 35 with th
file to be selected liter.
This body also favored adoption
of metric measurements to coo
form with Olympic disun.es and
la another recommendation sug
gested that the 1933 track and
field championships of the I. C.
A. A. A. A. and th National Col
legiate Athletic awoelatlon adopt
the plan. These championships
will qusllfy competitors for th
final Olympic tryout st (tan
ford Univeralty.
Hurley1, guard: George Sander,
paaslng halfback: Joe Hansen,
renter: Walter Camp, tackle, and
Stanley Colbura. fullback. None
had Injuries sufflrent to hold
them out of th Con tats gam.
Heavy snow covered Rogers
field, and Holllngbery conducted
his Umbering drills Ineide a
pavilion, and the prospect was
that all practice for thl game
would be held her. i
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THREE TEAMS
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SEATTLE. Nov. IT, (41 Thru
teaina Pacific, Wlllamett and
Whitman wr In th running
today for th Northwest confer.
enc football championship, with
only two league gatnea left on th
1931 schedule. .
Whitman college fell off It
lofty first placa perch with a thud
Saturday, when th Colleg of
Idaho turned la a startling 179 Id
victory over Ih Missionaries at
Caldwell, l.lsho. This wss th
first conference defeat for Whit
man. Albany, lufleM Out
Wlllamett university conquer
ed I.lnfleld college, 19 to 4. at
Salem Armistice Day to forge Into
a II with Pacific tor first plar.
Kach hav won thre game and
lost one. whll Whltmsa hss scor
ed two victories and dropped on
contest.
In th only other gam In whlrh
a conference team figured last
week. Pacific trounced Albany.
Knn-conferenc eleven, 39 to 9, at
Albany, Or.
Remaining Gamra
College of Puget Sound meets
Pacific at Forest Drove. Ore., next
Satnrdav and Whitman tanglea
with Willamette at Salem Thanks
giving Day, In the two remaining
league games. Friday Willam
ette plays Albany at Albany, and
on Thanksgiving Day I.lnfleld
meets Albany at MrMtnnvllle, or, i
Victories for Pacific and Wil-,
lametl will leave the two teams
tied for th title, whll a win tor ;
Whitman and a defeat for pacific
would give the Walla Walla Mis
sionaries undisputed claim lor :
their second successive crown. I
w. u j. pa. ;
Pacific I t 44 34
Wlllamett I I 14 II,
Whitman I 1 44 4t
College of Idaho I t 13 14
C .P. 8. . 1 1 14 44
Llnfield 9 I 14 ti
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CORYALLlt, "Or.. Nov. IT. (V
P) Th Oregoa State college
E severs football squad will for
get all about football for on
week. All practice sessions and
signal drills hav been dropped.
After th week ot rest. Cosch
Paul Schlasler will start drilling
his squad tor th gam In Port
land on December ( with th Uni
versity of Utah. Th gams will
be a charity affair.
Jakey Ikey, I hear yon had a
fire last Wednesday.
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th loss ot Lea Bergdshl, first
t'lng quarterback, who waa In
jured la Ih St. Mary gam, will
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