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THE EVENING HEKAIJ). KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Ptieomber 31, l!tfi
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' (AP) Fair weather, ideal rcir
football, (a In prosped for the
New Year's liny Pasmleim Rose
Howl game, tliu weather bmviiu
said today.
PASADENA, Dec. 31. Ur The
weather man may dtcide who will
fat tho garlands and wear tho
thorns afttr tha twenty-first Rosa
tournament football game hera
tomorrow.
A soggy turf, tha rsult of a
second rain in three days, greeted
Stanford and Southern Methodist
today as they turned to tho Hose
nnu-1 for final workouts In prepar
ation for their interieclional clash.
Mustang Still favored
In spite of the possibility of
additional moisture and uncer
tain footing, tho pre-game odds
remained almost undisturbed at
10 to 8 In favor of Coach Matty
Bell's wild charging Mustangs.
- Stanford') powerful ground at
tack, built around Bobby Cray
son, ail-American fullback, cer
tainly would be less handicapped
In the mud than would tha light
ning thrusts of the Texans feat
uring Bobby Wilson, the elusive
little all-American.
Yet Stanford failed in the
rain-drenched bowl here two years
ago against a lighter Columbia
eleven and the fans haven't for
gotten. Old Losses Recalled
Most observer wero Inclined to
rate tha gam a a tossup, al
though Southern Methodist' of
lenive ability ha caught th
eyes of the Rose Bowl observer.
Eight member of the 6tnford
team that will start agalnit the
Mustang tomorrow were mom
bers of the eleven that lot to
Columbia and Alabama and they
ar determined to atone for these
loiios In th last grid elaah of
their intercollegiate career.
S. M. U. on the other hand will
boldly carry the reputation.of the
southwest Into the gam. It 1
the first time a team from that
section ever played In the an
nual classic and the Mustangs
are anxious to mak a good im
pression. Scrimmage Held Monday
In physical condition the team
will be even. Stanford ha Jame
(Monk) Moscrip hobbling around
with a game knee, but so has
Southern Methodist In Harry Shu
Each squad polished off with
hard dummy scrimmage sessions
yesterday. The Mustangs were out
aily yesterday morning for a
secret session at Occidental col
lege while Stanford staged It
usual open practice at Brookside
park In the afternoon.
Today's drills will be confined
to light limbering up exercises
and some pass throwing, punting
and running on the Rose Bowl
turf.
Lipscomb Victor
In Portland Bout
PORTLAND, Deo. tl. (P) -Victory
seemed assured for Otis
Cllngman in his wrestling match
with Jack Lipscomb here laBt
night, but slipped and fell Irom
the ring while attempting to toss
Lipscomb over the ropes.
Lipscomb, 161, Indianapolis,
won the odd fall and the match
when Cllngman. 108, Oklahoma
city, wa counted out.
Jack Clayborn, 159, Atlanta,
gained a one-fall victory over
Bill Zeller, 159, Vancouver, Wash,
in 10 minutes.
Ernie Plluso. 101, Portland,
won two straight fulls from Joe
Klrkl, 160, Boston. Thor Jensen,
165, Elkton, Ore., and Ben Sher
man, 158, Portland, divided falls.
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mie like the one above, Bobby is off to town. The Mustangs, favorites to win ths New Years Day Ross Bowl
game, were going through final practice sessions when this photo was taken.
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. The search for a white hope to repul the threat Joe Loul offer the heavyweight throne has rfadifil
as far as Europe. Jeff Dlckion. London promoter, has unearthed Cogeo MHu. a Itumanlan rloni who
irs Into the pky something like the Eiffel Tower. Shoxn here at right, boxing with I.ou Droulllard
former middleweljtlit champion. In Paiis. Mitu stands 7 feet . Ini Ik-s tall, and wclislis .10 pminils. Ho'
may be impoilsd (or duty In the Lulled States soon.
A Little
Footba
History
Records of Past Contests at
Pasadena and San Fran
cisco. Here's the chance to take
a look at the history of the
Rose' Bowl and East-West
football competition. Wednes
day another chapter will be
recorded at Pasadena and San
Franclscp, ;
. -
This Is the story of the an
nual classle at tba Tourna
ment of Rosea: :
1916 -Washington State 14.
Brown 0.
1917 Oregon 14, Pennsyl
Tanla 0.
1930 Harvard T, Oregon 6
1921 California 28, Ohio
State 0.
1922 California 0, Wash
ington and Jefferson 0.
1923 Southern California
14, Penn State 3.
1924 "Washington 14, Navy
14.
1925 Notre Dame J7,
Stanford 10.
1926 Alabama 20, Wash
ington 19.
1927 Alabama 7, Stanford
7.
1928 Stanford 7, ' Pitts
burgh 6.
1929 Georgia Tech 8, Cal
fornla 7,
1930 Southern California
47, Pittsburgh 14.
1931 Alabama 24, Wash
ington State 0.
1932 Southern California
21, Tulane 12.
1933 Southern California
85, Pittsburgh 0.
1984 Columbia 7, Stan
ford 0.
1935 Alabama 29, Stan
ford 13.
Tha history of th Shrine
game at San Francisco:
1925 West 7, East 0.
1926 West 7, East 3.
1927 West 16, East 7.
1B28 East 20, West 0.
1920 No play.
1980 East 19, West 7.
1931 West 3, East 0.
1932 East 6, West 0.
1933 West 21, East 13.
1934 West 12, East 0.
1935 West 19, East 18.
Hole' and Bobby Found It
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Bnmhnrn Methnritsts' All America back,
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'Nother Canzoneri
When that grand little light
weight campaigner, Tony Can
zoneri, step out of the ring,
there'll be a younger brother
ready to carry on. He's Jasper,
shown above, who, as a fresh
man at Syracuse University, is
trying out for the boxing squad.
Grayson To Wed
On January 12
PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 31.
(AP) Bobby Grayson, Stan
ford's Ail-American fullback,
has a wedding engagement in
Honolulu January 12.
The offensive star of the In
dians, who plays in the ' Rose
Bowl for the third time tomor
row against Southern Methodist,
will marry Miss Christina Wil
liams, daughter of Col. Ben
Williams. She is a psychology
graduate of Stanford.
With 10 teammates, Grayson
will sail for Hawaii January 2,
to play two football games. The
teammates will act as ushers at
the wedding.
At some English airports, It 1b
possible ti hire an alrta.xl at 6
cents a mile.
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can cut a not in me eismu.
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Beavers Eager
For Meeting
With Trojans
CORVALL1S. Dec. 81 Oregon
Stale vuralty basketball players
will wind up their schedule of
seven pre-season games when they
meet University of fcoutnern i.ai
ifornla Trojans at Los Angelts
Thuriilay and Friday nights. Last
season the Trojans nosed out the
Orangemen, northern division
champions. In tho playoff for the
Pacific coast conforenco champ
ionship. Orange players who made the
trip to Los Angeles are Wally
Pnlmberg and Cliff Folen, both of
Portland; Mud Tutllo. Hoquiam,
Wash.; Earllng Conkllng. Molal
la; Bob Bergstrom. Astoria: Art
Merrynian. Corvallls; Ika Winter
mute. Salem; Wilbur Kidder. Pen
dleton: Sir Howard Watson Ly
man. La Grande, and Chet Ktbbe,
Mohler.
The probable starting lineup
for the first game against the
Trojans will include Palmberg
and Tuttle at forward: Conkllng
at center and Bergstrom and
Folen at guard. This is a com
plete letturman lineup. All theso
players saw action against tho
Trojans last season.
So far this seaton the Orange
men have last only ono game In
five starts and that to the strong
Union Oil team of Portland by
the score of 24 to 27. However,
the Orange uasketeers made up
for the lone setback by defeating
the Oilors In the other two con
tests of the three-game series by
scorei of 35 to 32 and 36 to 20.
In the other pre-season games
the Orangomon defeated Willam
ette university by the score of 30
to 29 and .Multnomah club of
Portland, 39 to 19.
Oregon Stats will open its con
ference schedule against Univers
ity of Idaho here January 10-11.
Stanford Defeats
San Jose Quintet
SAN JOSE, Calif.; Doc. 31.
(AP) Stanford university's
basketball team easily trimmed
the San Jose State Spartans
here last night 53 to 29. 1
News of
BjND, Ore., Deo. 31, (AP)
The proposed high diversion
dam In the Crooked Rivor val
ley near Prlnevllle will not be
constructed but a low dam and
pumping plant east of Prlna
ville are being considered for
irrigation of Ochoco lands, C. C.
Fisher, reclamation engineer,
announced hare. The high dam
was not deemed feasible.
PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 31.
(AP) Orogon milk prlcos will
be unaltered, at least tor the
time being, the Oregon state
milk control board decided. Fur
ther testimony, howover, Is to
bo taken at a meotlng here Jan
uary 15, the board said. Pub
lie hearings also are scheduled
for Salora January 9, Corvallls
January 1C and Eugene Janu
ary 11,
EHTACADA, Ore., Doc.
31.
(AP) A proposal to issue $6,
000 in bonds for construction of
a sewer system and disposal
plant won a favorablo vote of
84 to 4, tabulation showed to
day, Most of the cost will be
burns by the federal govern
ment, .
LA GRANDB, Ore., Dec, 31.
(AP) The Oregon state trap
shoot will be held In La Grande
June 4 to 7 Inclusive next year,
Angus McAllister, ' president of
the La Grande Gun club, said to
day. Four near traps are being
Installed,
Brilliant " College Players
Clash Wednesday in
San Francisco.
SANf KBAN01SCO, Deo. 31
(Al1) Slurs who wrote glori
ous chanters t wind up their
oiilleglata toolball curwrs In
1 ! a 3 mustered force today for
the "ieto hour" of one of tho
country's gridiron clnsslis the
nnnuni New Year's day game
plajed for charity, and Kast-
West supremui'y.
Welded Into units as strong
and versatile as tell days of In
tensive ciKirhlng can mnko them
tho two sitiads will tmltlu It out
before a crowd expected to near
ly tax tho 60,000 capacity of tho
stadium.
Nine Captains l"resent
The easterners, every ono a
slur dining collugu play, put t ho
finishing touches on the prac.
tie program with a ilp which
clinched tho popular belief thnt
Coaches Andy Kerr and Dick
lluuley have assembled ono of
tho most formidable sounds
since the gamo was established
a decade ago,
Nino member of the 22 man
group were captains of their
team this year. Several crashed
Into the All America hall of
fame, with power as tho key
note, a stylo of play based on
tho "Warner system," anil nine
UarkfleUl men ablo to perform
well In every belilnd-the-llno
lino function, the Kast moves
Into tho game ss the 2 to 1
favorite.
Wet Una fiieel
Western hopes will rids on
the shoulders of 21 players, un
able to match the "headline
names" of their oastern rivals,
but who will try to keep un
broken a string of victories for
the West beginning In 1932.
Tho thought of lolng such
porformers as Bobby Grayson n
Stanford and Hobby Wilson of
S. M. u. provided early neau
aclus for the West's coaching
staff, Percy Locey and Orlu
llolllngbery.
From the remaining eligible,
ihev have whltmod togothor a
,nnm which is expected to out-
strln the East In speed, if noth-
imp. ei.e Three of the eight
western ball carriers, lull Wal-
i,.-. f nlr. Institute. Bill Lam
of Colorado and t neron v. am
of Idaho, run the 100 yard dash
under ID seconds.
Carter Will Start
Iialn threatened to furnish a
slippery, soggy field for the
game, a factor that was believed
would favor the crushing drives
of tho eastern toam and handi
cap the speed of tho western
warriors.
Tho Btnrllng lineup for the
West Includes Carter (Oregon),
left guard; Ward (Idaho), quar
terback, and Justice (Qonzuga).
Portland Drops
Plans For Game
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 31.
(AP) Uncertainty over the
weather caused abandonment of
plans for a professional football
;ame here between tho Green
Uay Packers and an all-star team
headed by Mike Mlkulak and
liernie Hughes, formor Univer
sity of Oregon players.
James J. Richardson, member
of the committee handling ar
rangements for tho game, said
negotiations wore off.
Illuminated menus aro now bo
Ing used In some dark restau
rants. Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 31.
(AP) Snoly V, Hall, divisional
superintendent of tho United
Air Lines, will leave today for
Chicago to become assistant to
tho vice presldont of the com
pany. Hall was given a ban
rittct last night by the Oregon
Aero club and United Air Line
officials. Ho was presented with
several gifts.
ALBANY, Ore., Dec, 31. (AP)
Coronor Fisher suld tho death
of Hurry Dalllngnr, 60, whoso
body was found in a manger of
the Hnlsc! farm near Jordan, ap
parently resulted from suffoca
tion aftor he had beon render
ed unconscious by a fall through
a hay chute.
VKRNONIA, Ore., Deo. 31.
(AP) County officials at St.
Helens said they had been In
formed tho Orcgon-Amorlcsfl
Lumber oompany mill hero, Idlo
for six years, would ho re-open-od
April 1, employing 700 men
In tho mill and woods. K 80 por
cent reduction In delinquent and
1935 taxes was granted and
ponulty and Interest waived,
PORTLAND, Oro Deo. 31.
(AP) The now year will bring
higher rent, higher prices, prof
its for business men, Increasing
prosperity, and profits for thoso
who play tha market wisely, K.
II, McNutighton, president of the
First National bank of ' Port
land, told tho chamber of com
merce hero.
fejteftgftl'art
Wnlly Uruire, NoiiIikcmciii hall oack. liuullc Dick llcckin. Olilo Hints
back. In prnotlce sessions for the annual Bun Krunclsro t))irln K'nst
West All-Star gome, played for tho benellt of the Shrine llnplil
for Crippled Children. Pluyed on New Years Day. tlx vortest la on
outstanding contest of tho season.
Strikes
of bowling In the
league are as follows;
Safe way
Dutch 135
llackoa 136
16$
111!
162
1st
177
67
162
170
l'Jl
ir,s
1S7
67
4 57
604
6(12
501
53.1
2ul
!6!S
687
402
.149
.157
..169
.. 67
810 914 944
lUihenilun C'sfe
Hnrnborger ..196 223 16s
James
116
143
184
191
104
61
143
181
176
163
61
llamlll ....
Gelger ....
Tuakut ....
llnndii'up
...165
...251
...165
... 51
48
618
4S
153
914 916 3 2724
Knglnml's Market
Martin. C,
7 3
164
128
106
159
135
143
139
166
2U4
109
472
KilKland
...IIS
...119
...175
..141
...1U9
41
464
llarkley
i Suwtello .
! .Martin, II,
490
191
109
536
327
Handicap
65 947 m
I'nilerwuiKl DniK
Drlscoll 162 149 156
Vsn Duron . 1 56 143 170
liovo 231 182 10'J
Olson 160 148 161
Lowmnn lull 167 14U
Handicap .... 40 40 40
2697
467
470J
672
466
460
120
894 831
851 2576
Following are results of
City
r&SPARP-:
I Reaulls
I Morc.hu ii Is
Weill
i Smith ....
stuiupt ..
Handicap
league:
Webb Kcliilitt
Peterson ....192 145 1 16 523
Luwinun 144 156 1 14 4 14
Gove 138 144 1 19 4111
1'arsyck 169 166 203 628
Drlscoll 151 222 161 524
Ilundlcup .... 43 43 43 129
837 806 816 2519
Kloetiolux
Ward 152 220 142 614
Wilson 106 183 165 614
Mnrtln 134 162 163 449
Kos.s 235 149 180 664
HulKht 199 181 114 494
Handlcnp .... 26 26 28 78
912 912 780 2613
Old Kurt Dairy
Dlskln 138 163 139 440
Royco 150 145 182 477
llowcrman ..187 135 192 514
Smith 174 168 182 514
Oelger 1711 173 220 671
Handicap .... 63 63 53 169
881 826 068 2075
I'lio Kiigln
Mayberry ....122 134 185 391
Stumpf 124 180 178 482
l'ickntt 136 145 141 421
IKlury 196 97 165 448
l.nvonlrk ....160 131 170 461
Handicap ....137 137 187 411
874 824 916 2(14
Two Boston Men
'Taken For Ride'
In Gang Reprisal
HOBTON, line. 31. (UP)
Police roportod that ths bodies
of two mon, either stnhhsd or
shot In a possible gang reprisal,
wero hurled from speeding auto
mobile In front of two hospi
tals hsro Monday.
Tho roport sold an unidenti
fied man was dead at tha New
Knglnnd Women's and Chil
dren' hospital.
At Potor Pent Hrlgham hos
pital, authorities said thoy ware
narformlng an emergency opera
tion on a man Identified only as
"Sunberg." Ho was said to bo
suffering from a bullet wound
In the chest.
I'olloo later said they believed
both men had boon hurled from
the samo automobile and that
presumably they had bean "taken
for a ride" In connection with
a so-called numbers pool racket.
The New Doal has glvon the
United Hiatus a olussic example
of th "now ynu seo it, now you
don't" toohiiliiiQ, Norman
Thomas, Soclullst loader.
I WRESTLING
Ily the Associated Press
Itarrlsliurg, I'll. Danny O'Mn
honey, 234, Ireland, dnfi-atnt
Charley Struck, 238, Spring Vul
ley, N. Y., one full,
Atlantic City. N. J. Joe Sn
voldl. 218, MIchlKiui, and Vic
Christie. 210, (ilendnlo. Calif.,
rolled nut of ring and referou
ruled no contest.
Portland, Mains C e m o n t
O'Nell, 175, Portland, 51".. de
rented Count Otto Von Zuppr.
176, Germany, two fulls out of
three.
Taciims, Wash. John Frcn
burg, 228, Sweden, heat I led Rus
sell, :i8. Chicago, two out or
IhriiQ fulls; Chief Thumb i bird. With Hie score tied at 17-37,
208. Nunul- iu. II. ('., dnUutod I Pat Patterson, glnut negro for
Davo Johnson, 215, Omaha, throe ward, was fouled just as tha
out of four fulls; Nup do Voru. final gun sounded. Tho referee's
190, Providence, H I., anil Frank whistle and Lho gun andud tho
Mlojuek, 1U5, liicomii, drew; Tiger
Jou Marsh,
tilen Hiune.
199. Chicago, bsat
205, OIinplu, Wash.,
two falls out of three.
Knn-ui City Jim llrownlng,
240, Verona. Mo., beat tiuorse
Zuhurns. 136. Now York, on foul
after each had won a fall.
Basketball
(My the Associated Press)
University of Oreson 3 8,
Young Men's Institute 37.
Desert All-Stars of Spokane
27. Washington Blum 43,
Fresno Statu 64, llrlghnm
Young university 63.
California 17, Illinois 42.
College of Pugol Hound 26,
University of Idaho 45.
Utah Aggies 32, University of
Sun Francisco 35.
Edmonton Ties
Portland Bucks
EDMONTON, Dec. 31. (AP)
On of the most unusual
hockey games on record untied
last night in a scoroluss tie be
tween the Kdinnnlon Ksklmos
and the Portland llucknrons. In
the 80 minutes of play, not a
pennlty was called.
Hearings Postponed
In Fatal Auto Crash
TULI5LAKK, Calif., Dec. 31.
Hearing for French Johnson,
chnrged with fulling lo slop at
tho timo of an accident, hits born
postponed for a week, Johnson,
whoso enr struck and fatally In
jured Rimer Rock, elderly Tule
laka rancher, Is out on 18000
bond.
Th hearing will ho held nt
Yrckn. It was scheduled for
Monday, hut was delayed duo lo
tha Inability of Johnson's attor
ney to be In court,
Witnesses who will appear
against Johnson, It was learned,
Include Rock's son. In-law, Leon
ard Olson j Dr. Merle Hwanson,
and a man named Smith of
Klamath Falls,
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TOWN IS
Lithians Cover Hundredn
of Miles on Barn
storming Trip.
Covering hundrsda of mllss on
a slato-w hln ImrnMoi inlnit I rip
ami plnyliig every nlsht this
week, the Llthlun Imnkellisll
li'ii in from AhIiIiiiiiI Ii I k It sclmol
luvmles Kluniuth Fulls 1'rlilsy
nlitlii for the Hist major InUir
suholsstlc naniu here this aiuson.
Ashland, roaehed by Doll
Fuller, sped to a spectacular vic
tory over Unllns hlsh school
Monday night. 39 to 17.
Tueadny night tho Until wss to
meet .Mc.Mliimlllu nod then awing
over In Tillamook for Wednes
day. On Thursdtiy Ashlnnd moves
bark Into the Hul.oii district to
iiivet th Willamette university
fieshineu.
Friday's Riiinn here will close
tho I, Uhlans' heavy snherluln. Tho
contest will ho tnbtiliitiMl In
the Southern Oregon conference
sinndtuss but will have mi effect
on the district rallnsa of the two
teams.
Meanwhile the Klamnlh team
whs filing In lis final licks to
meet the visitors. Dwlght French's
onmhlnallnn has shown steady Im
provement and. although an un
titling fur the Ashlsud game,
there Is a fair possibility of an
uiet victory.
Free Throw Wins
Basketball Tilt
For Webfooters
HAN FIlANCISro. Dec. 31.
(UP I On a point senrad after
I the final gun University of Ore
! gou defeuted Young M"u's In
stitute of San Francisco 38-J7
Koiar haakelhall Pavllllon
Monday night.
I game came slmullsusausly. Pal-
: terson wits given two
free
chimces, and nmde the first onu
good tn give ()re-n tho game.
wiih nothing at stake he missed
the second throw.
Y. M. I. held a 15-14 lead at
tho half, and held Its advantage
for th rlflrst lo minutes of the
period. ' Two field goals by
Ituurku sunt Oreson ahead 31 to
29. Y. M, I. again tied the
score, then Sum Leilmwlts. W.
Jones and Howell combined tn
semi the groan ahesd by throo
points.
Two fust Y. M. I. plays pro
duced four points and with less
than a minute to piny the locals
wore ahead 37-36. Howell, Ore
gon renter, was fouled and made
good one throw tn tie the score,
and then eiimn the play on Pat
terson that produced the final
result,
Rose Bowl Ticket
Prices Go Down
PASAIIKNA. Calif., Dec. 31.
(API The Rose Howl ticket
market crushed today,
Scalpers were In a quandary.
A flood of pnsteboards appearing
for the first time since the
game hutwean Stanford and
Southern Melliodlst was suld
out December 0 so glutted the
market that prices as high as
1100 for 14.40 seats had slump
ed to 17.50 with few takers.
Threatening skies which mud
weather condition for the game
a question mark further de
pressed tho situation for apocu
Inlors. "It's Ibem amateurs," com
plulucd n vuturan tlucut specu
lator ss ho bold up a pillar In
ono of tho big hotels,
"Why I been workln' this
dump for years and I never saw
so many guys with tickets.
They're so thick they're bump
ing Into each otlior,
"Every time a stranger steps
Into the lobby hero a half a
rioien birds Jump and surround
him.
"Them prices wasn't right In
tho first place. I always suld
inn lie yourself a Utile Jaok hut
don't hold up tho other guy.
Hut a fellow ought to get him
self ten or flfloon dollars,"
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