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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALl-S. ORRGON
December 21, VXil
O.S.C. Coach
Urges Cut
In Practice
Paul J. Schissler Will
Go to New York to
Present Idea lo Meet
of Coaches j Limited
Practice Will Hit
Spears' Methods.
1 JOK I'KiSKV
There haa been on coac
among all the football leaders
In the Pacific coast confer
ence sufficiently courageous to
aumtt unwarranted emphasis
on gridiron srtlvlties should
. bo reduced. Tbla was Paul J.
VhtMler. Orejon State. While
manjr o( the coaches are
snouting "How ran e put out
a real team with such a de
plorable lack of practice
Urns'" ths Orance mentor
.will to to the annual coaches
conference at New York late
thta month to urge a reduc
tion la practice sessions as
one method of leasentng the
emphasis oa th fame.
e e e
Sohlaaler's suggestion. It It
goes anr farther than simply
a suggestion, will do much to
place football hack on the
"extra-curriculum" position It
naturally should Lold la uni
versity and collate life. The
Oregon Stat man believes fall
practice should be limited to
two hours each Bight, snd
spring practice to one and a
bait hour.
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A serious application ot
this principle would strike
bom particularly hard at the
Unlversltv of Oregon where
fall practice pertoda begin in
. o'clock twilight and oftea
continue deep Into the eve
lng under the electric lights
of Hayward field.
Dr. C. W. Speed' high
class teams have not been de
veloped through brief two
boar dally practice, root
ball men at Oregon drag
themselves away from Hay
ward field ready for bed.
When and bow they rename
the normal functions of study
.la university life Is some
thing of a mystery- Some of
them never solve the mystery
themselves.
see
Captain McEwan's spectacu
lar Oregon squads were never
worked, yet they bad unusual
(Ire and stamina. Cap bad the
knack of Judging bla men In
dividually, and accurately es
timating their capacity for
work.
: Bob Roblneoa. brilliant
negro halt and quarter who
played la the Oregon backfteld
for three years, never ane-r
i the severity ot practice ex
pounded by B peers. Robinson
waa a high-string ballcarrier
always In superb condition,
and hard work would undoubt
edly have done him more
harm thaa good
Lynn Jones. Oregon fullback
who made the all-coast team
bis first year oa the varsity,
was one player who needed
an abundance of work, and
somettmea almost bsd to be
driven to It. McEwsn had
4pnes for one year, but un
like Ro'binaon. Jones waa sent
into every scrimmage.
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Unnecessary hardships tn
practice has routed at least
one football man off th Ore
gon team since Spears' regime.
'Johnny Londahl, diminutive
halfback who performed so
splendidly in when John
ny Kltxmlller fractured his
ankle in t'Je Oregon State
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ED TOliS TAKE
RAPPING FOR
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Tty I., ft. OAMKROV
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'KV YORK. Dee. II. CU.R
Tire college newspaper editor
may not have much tn do with
the hiring of football roaches
but he's hsvlng plenty to do
with tiring thera.
Al Wlttmer of Princeton Is
the Isteet reach to have quit In
face of written criticism by
undergraduates. Ths Dally
Prinretonlan politely euggested
thst a change of coache would
not damage Tiger football pres
tige. The New Tork university
Daily News cam out with a
time to retire" editorial. Head
Coach Chick Merhaa resigned.
Wlttmer was declared to
have lacked technical football
knowledge; Meehsa was b. inded
as a disciple of th bigger and
better type ot football and hence
Inimical to N. T. U.'s impending
sports purification.
But whatever the basts of ths
attacka, all ware successful.
By wav ot contrast, the Mis
souri Student, publication at ths
University "of Missouri, baa not
won Ita editorial be'tle. The
game, quit the team attar th
first year with Speara.
Londahl became the center
of Captain McEwan's back
field attack late In 111, and
for auch a small man his ex
hibitions were spectacular. The
following year Londahl. un
der Dr. Speara, was very
near aseless in the backfield
Night after night ot long,
sever practice, accompanied
by Incessant verbal "dressing
downs' from the new coach
from Minnesota, apparently
sapped both the spirit and
stamina from oae of the beat
little men Oregon ever had.
Londahl. disappointed and
discouraged, didn't even re
turn to the university last
fall for his final year of
competition.
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If It la Impossible with
definitely, limited practice to
develop the sort of teams col
leg ea want, perhaps It would
be better to stsrt practice
earlier In the fall and then
bold down the dally grind to
two hours. Five days means
a lot la conditioning a team,
and the whole Pacific eoast
conference would feel much
better if th atarting time
waa moved to September ID
Instead ot September IS.
That would allow almost
three weeks' training before
th majority of schools take
np class work, and It most
certainly would go a long way
to eliminate the much dis
cussed question ot football's
present conflict with the bus
iness of mental education.
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Student arged that Coach Owlnn
Henry be dlacharged but Owlnn
is still about.
Maybe lbs attacks which pre
ceded reslgnstlons of coaches
were not the compelling reasons
for the reelgrmttona ot coachea,
but It is certain that coaches oa
ths "bonier line" were In no
wise aided by the written criti
cisms. Wlttmer proved thst the
edltorlsls do matter when he at
tributed the reasons for his re
signation to "the press." II
must hare referred 10 th
Prinretonlan. for metropolitan
datllea have sympathised with
Wlttmer rather than condemned
blm. On New York morning
newspaper today contained a
snorts column announcing that
Wlttmer would b retained. Th
column was killed la th second
edition.
In addition titer hare been
mtnr other coaching shifts.
Burt Ingwersen. vetersn coach
al th University of Iowa, round
ly criticised for having failed to
produce a winner, resigned at
th clots of th season.
H. O. "Frits" Crlsler quit as
hesd coach at Minnesota, but re
main! aa sthletic director. Ber
nte Blerman ot Tulane, succeeds
him.
Marty Brill, once a brilliant
Notre Dame halfback, quit aa as
sistant at Columbia. John Law,
lis Notre Dame captain and
all-America guard, quit as head
coach at Manhattan college.
George Little, athletic direc
tor at th University ot Wiscon
sin, proposed th resignation ot
Head Coach uienn Tnististn-
watte. Ths suggestion did not
jell and Little himself resigned.
Oglanoma university students
hsv petitioned President W. B.
Bisiell that Coach Adrian Und-
aay be removed.
Pacific Coast
Athletes Named
NEW YORK. Dee. II, (U.R)
Names of athletes of the Pacific
coast area predominate In th
list of nominations for the an
nual Sullivan medal award an
nounced today by th Amateur
Athletic anion.
Th It athlete nominated
are: Percy Beard. New York A.
C. hurdler; Barney Berllnger.
University of Pennsvlvania. track
and field athlete: Clareuce De
Mar. Keene, N. H., marathoner:
Thomas Hitchcock, New York,
polo player; Helen Madison.
Seattle, Wash., swimmer; Helea
Wills Moody, California, tennis
player; Francis Onlmet, Boston.
golfsr; Ellsworth Vines, Pasa
dena. Cel., tennla player: Vic
Williams, University ot Southern
California, quarter mile runner;
W. Barry Wood. Harvard anlver
aitv. football. ,
The medal Is awarded annu
ally to the athlete whose per
formances bare been outstanding.
SPORTSMEN MEET TOMGHT
Klamath County Sportsmen's
association will meet in regular
session at I p. m. tonight at th
chamber ot commerce rooms. It
is Important thst all sportsmen
attend this meeting, as several
very Interesting matters will be
brought np.
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PH0T01EN NOT
EXCLUDED FROM
OREGON GAMES
CORVALI.IS. Dec. II, (U.B
A Pacific coast conference rule
barring newspaper cameramen
from football sluVltnea waa aimed
at California aladlums snd will
not affect gamea In Oregon.
Word that the rule that an
gered sports wrilera would not
be applied at Oregon Stats col
lege, at th University of Ore
gon, or at games at Mullnomnh
stadium, Portland, waa given to
day by Carl Lodell, graduate
manager of Oregon State.
The rule waa aimed primarily
at news photographers at Cali
fornia gamea. Lodell hsstsned to
explain to Oregon sports editors.
Th editors. Incensed, bsd sn
nounced that pre-game publicity
would Include no pictures if c-tlon-ehots
of gsmes had lo be
tsken from "crow's nests" In
grandstands.
"Cameramen have never In
terfered with us. or been bother
some during gsmes hsre," Lodell
ssld. Coach Paul John, 8rhtssler
seconded him.
Oregon stadiums are so con
structed thst "crow's nests" tor
photogrsphers would not be prac
tical. Lodell said.
Georgia Sports
Profits Large
ATLANTA. Oa., Dec. II. MJO
Th state auditor's department
filed with Governor Richerd B.
Russel of Georgia today a report
on ths financial return from
snorts st th University of Geor
gia, showing a gross ot 1188.791.
from all sports from Msy 1, 1930.
to June Id. 1M1.
Football led. with a net total
ot 1T:.91. while baaeball show
ed only I1.4SJ. snd basketball
tl(l.i. Expenditures tor the
year were tlt.(u. Including
lit. 140 for salsriea of coachea
and association officials.
Suit by Boxer's
Wife Set Aside
NEW YORK, Dec. II. (U.R
Mrs. Msrgaret Walker's Jury
award of 15.000 at the expense
of her pugilistic husband. Mickey
Walker, was aet aside in federal
cou.t today because the Jury In
advertently had the benefit of
unadmitted evidence during Ita
dellberatlona.
Mrs. Wslker sued for 115,000.
When th Jury returned Ita $5.
000 verdict It waa discovered
thst two briefs prepared by Mrs.
Wslker's attorneys but which
bsd been refused admission as
evidence, were carried into the
Jury room.
Democracy is rather a rldlcu-
Inn thine imnnf eollcee students.
Dr. Alexander Melkeljohn, Wis
consin U.
WANTS
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Horse Racing Season Will
Be In Full Swing Saturday
Tty THOM.U II, XOONK
United I'rma liming IMItor
NEW YOltK. Dsc. II, tU.
With ths opening ot Oriental
Park In Havana, Cuba. Saturday
and Frank llrusn's tropical park
at Coral Cables, Florida, next
Saturday, , horse racing will bs
well In lull swing ot the winter
sessoa.
New Orleana, with Jefferson
Park and the fair grounds, Agua
Callenle. ,Meilco. and Tanforait In
California, aro the other winter
tracks In operation, while Jos
eph E. Wldener's H la leak Park,
at Miami, will share the Florida
seaxoa with Tropical park.
Profit Made I jut Veer
The Havana meeting Inst year
waa one ot the (ew racing ses
sions to show a profit, and the
Ortsntsl ' 1'srk management, en
tertains high hopca of aucrews at
the start of the 1'th consecutive
year ot racing at the Cuban capl
to). More than half a million
dollars is scheduled tn be dis
tributed during the eighty or
more days ot racing there.
After parl-mutuel betting waa
legalised by a referendum of
Florida voters, a bitter atruggle
for choice dates ensued between
the Hruen and Wldener factluns.
L CLASH
SAN Fit ANC18CO. Dec.. II.
(UP) Membera of the all-west-era
team will gather here ilon
dsy for the aanual east-west
game at Keiar stadium New
Veer's dsy.
Hot on their heels will be ths
members of ths all-eaatera team,
22 ot whom entrained tonight at
Chicago with Coaches Kerr of
Colgate and Hanley of .North
western. Eaatera stork rose conslder
sbly In the betting line with
Msrchmout 8chwarti' decision to
Join the eastern team.
Cancelling bis non-acceptance
owing to an old spine Injury.
Marchle reconsidered and decid
ed to join the eastern team at
the Stanford atadlum. December
14. The eesrerners will complete
their practice at Palo Alto.
Ths eastern se.ua d includes
four players nsmed oa a number
of all-America teams and come
from schools representing IS
schools.
Teams Confident
Resides Schwarti It also boasts
of one of the wildest cats of ths
Northwestern Wlldcsts, "Ueb"
Russell: flashy BUI Morton ot
Dsrtmouth, and Herbert Hick
man, the romping Tennessee
guard who astounded New York
when Tennessee came to thst
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Main and Esplanade
bul the Florida racing commis
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ably and the dispute seem at aa
end.
IUiI Weather lilts Itfow
Ths ('stiles racing association
will operate 111 days from Dee.
! to Jan. 16, the Miami racing
association will conduct a ns-dnv
meeting from Jan 14 to Fsb 17,
after which the llruea plsnt will
hold its final session of 16 days
from Feb. IU to March IS. There
will bs nine days during the
winter when both tracks will bs
runulng.
Unfavorable weather has hit
ths Jefferson Psrk management
a stunning blow, and tn order
to cut down losses the purses
hsve been reduced. The same
expedient waa found necessary at
Agua f'allente, but ths Tanforan
meeting haa experienced no econ
omy drives as yat.
While winter raring has few
rich prises compsrabls to the
vslusble atakea decided In mid
summer, there Is the 1100. 000
Agua Csllente hsndlrsp. whkb
will aee the Australian champion
Phar Lap In action and the
Florida and Louisiana derbies. In
sddltlon to several stake eventa
to be decided down at Havana.
city out of the hssy area ot Ma-son-DUoa
gridiron exploits, com
paratively unknown.
While Ihe east la known to
psrk a powerful punch, the wsst
is confident.
With "Dud" Toscanl ot 8t.
Mary's. Merle II uf ford ot Wash
ington. "Hpeedy" Mason of
Southern Methodist. Chuck Ebr
horn of Htanford and other bril
liant weaternera In Ita lineup,
lbs west feels all beta safe In
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gamea from ths Klamath Athletic
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played on Tuesday evening. Ths
score was ! to 34.
After winning a gams from
the Keno town tesm recently,
the boys' high school quintet
lost by 40 to 14 to Jsck Frost's
Cuba, ot Klamath Falla.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II OP)
-Still boasting the American
I'rsgue's batting champion, a
"lllg Three" aiming pitchers that
won 71 gsmes Isst season, and ths
beet catcher in baseball, Ihe Phil
adelphia Athletics look forward
to the 10.11 pennant race with no
trepidation.
Connie Mark, who will cele
brate his Ifth birthday December
II. still regards his A's as I lie
beat club In baseball.
The closeness and outcome of
next year'e competition depends
upon how much the New York
Ysnkses and Washington Hens
tors Improve.
Cochrane Rerovererl
While Washington seeks mors
punch snd the Ysnkees better
pitching, ths tliree-iline Amerlcsn
League champlona. with one ex
ception, will place the same club
In the field that started winning
titles In 1!. Ths only new man
Introduced to ths csst sines that
time la Shortstop Dlbrell Wil
liams, who replaced Joe llnley,
and dlallngulshed himself In ths
world's series.
The Athletlca again will ba for
tified with ths preaenre of ths
leading bitter of the lesgue Al
Simmons. They will bsvs Mickey
Cochrane, who Is fully recovered
from the sllments thst hsnipered
him In ths world series.
Hlreu gill ens Reserves
They will sgsin present ths ro
tation of pltchsrs thst turned In
71 vlctorlea last year. Lefty (Jrovs,
George Karnahaw and Kube Wal
berg. Including Hoy Mehaffey
snd bis It victories, the Athletics
bed four burlers In 1191 who pro
duced 17 triumphs. The best ot
the young pitching prospects Is
Lew Krsusss. schoolboy star,
who made his big Isagus debut
laat season,
Connie Mack's efforts since ths
close of Isst seaaon have been de
voted solely to Increasing the bat
ting strength of bis utility corps.
To this snd he purchssed first
baseman Oscar Roettger from St.
Paul and outfielder Ed Coleman
from Portland, Ore. Coleman
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AN FRANCIHCO, Dee. II,
(VP) A gratifying Christ mss
prssent was what Jimmy Cav
sney tonight called his surprising
aiitiolutment ss manager of lbs
Hsa Frsnrlaoo Heals of ths Pa
cific Coast League baseball club.
Until this afternoon Jimmy
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