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13. I?39 THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Thirteen. h Team Tussle Tops Thursday Pro Mat Program oug tZ ocal Mittmen Lose in IP i All TM,nr.mflnf -rTrROM PAGE 12) HIIi"'"- SorfDet?rn. champion, er e'V " , Mich., out- 12 d".rf JPVS of the second 0 " WfDff:a,,, v.y.. trdeci!Wn '"".r,c5. rangy WuT' vv nuncher stworoun . MatO- - ,-eback in w P, Uck Townsend of los W Jacll.:. nH left the Kl "ur th rones rreeTS the bout with seconds to go. w results included. " .. . rilv. Mo.. ,ned i Art McChesney, Eu soried , . (second Ore., &" . . 135-pound division). Iter Knocked Out Irt MancineUi. Denver, scor . round knockout eve Pifer, Eugene. Ore. MM 111 (second round l-o- tin o'Jibway. Bacono, Okla., ed Bill Britton, Forest Ore., (heavyweight mvi- ir.Du.ra. Cambridge Mass ed sam " A Ore., (first round 135- Mter Sabbe, Portland, Ore., joced james Dumi. Ind, (tirst iuuiri - Jtriei Devine, Cambridge, .,-.:,:., n,-cr W'avnp Dil- itm.,- Mth l. tugene. ure., t-m wmv, und division). a CODell. cnenidwti, wi., SM knockout over Artis Gar- . , if ,-rt,,rr1 t, tl. I., in HWU (160-pound division). Cobell Wins Thriller Cobell's scrap with the New york lad was one of the most counters. The bloody fracas was stopped after 1:01 of the third round. The Oregon Indian's vic tory occurred in the second round of the eliminations. One of the principal upsets was the defeat of Shoulderblade, an other Oregon Indian, in the first eliminations by Dutra, a plucky 135-pound battler from the Atlan tic coast. McChesney who drew a first round bye, lost the nod to Rich in the second round of the 112-pound division. Pifer, another Oregon fighter who skipped the first round, lasted but 1:22 of the sec ond round 126-pound division tus sle with rugged Mancinelli of Den ver. Dillingham also drew a first round bye and went out of the tournament in his initial scrap. Split Decisions In White Bowling Loop Split decisions featured play in the White bowling league at Eu gene Recreation Wednesday night when New Service Laundry de feated the Knights of Columbus, Kugene Neon Sign Co. defeated Washburne's Frigidaires, and Cy Slocum defeated Westinghouse, all by 2-1 scores. Eberdt of the Caseys, with a 224 single game, and Roy Northam of the Beer Barons, with a 566 series, took individual honors. New Service 1003 l4 B70 :7 KntKhts of Columbus 893 850 9482801 Hinli Slnsle Eberdt. K. of C 224 High Series Arey. New Service ..S35 Neon Sen Co. 949 987 7372493 Washburne's 945 866 990 2801 High Single Malos. Neon - 102 High Series Muller. Washburne's .539 CV Sloeum - 756 911 8912558 Westinghouse -721 880 9262527 High Single Harris. Westinghouse .207 High Series Northam. Slocum's .566 Title Bout Eyed By 8 Grapplers Jackson, Garibaldi Bet On Own Chances COMPLETE PROGRAM Main Event Jackie Nichols and Otis Clingman vs. Tony Garibaldi and Bulldog Jack son, team match. Semi Final Monte LaDue vs. Zibby Zbyszko. Opener Bobby Wagner vs. Russell Riley. Referee; Harry Elliott. Opens Saturday You can outfit completely at Hendershott's, including the license, and save money. INFORMATION SAVE AT HENDERSHOTT'SI Arthur Hendershott, Harold Trotter end Cliff Baird have fished in Lane Co. for many many years and are qualified to help you with your fishing and tackle problems. We will be glad to give you accurate information about where to go and what to use. Rods, priced from ....$1.25 to $45.00 Usei 5c to SI 0.00 Heels 50c to S12.00 each Fliei SI. 00 to SI. 50 dozen Sjinners 10c to 50c each Salmon Eggs 10c to 50c iar Hp Boots S5.95 pair liers 5c to 75c each All Other Accessories and Tackle Hendershott's FISHERMEN'S HEADQUARTERS "0 WUkm.H. ri - i ei Inspired by their individual victories in Portland Monday night. Bulldog Jackson and Tony Garibaldi were taking all of the available money they could find at the prevailing odds on their scheduled team match against Otis Clingman and Jackie Nichols at the armory Thursday night. Because Clingman and Filepo Romano handed the two vllllans an unmerciful beating in a tan dem tussle several weeks ago, local betting commissioners have established the cleanies as 5 to 2 favorites. The flood of Jackson Garibaldi money, however, had cut the odds to 4-3 at noon Thursday. Eye McShain Match Jackson defeated "Rebel" Riley and Garibaldi took the measure of Zibby Zbyszko in Portland matches Monday. "We'd be suckers not to take anything even-money or better on Thursday's match," Jackson said, "I was certainly not myself when we lost our last team match and Nichols isn't that much bet ter than Romano." There will be more than the wagers, the honor of winning and rivalry between cleanies and meanies involved in Thursday's match. To the grappler who makes the best showing within the next few weeks will go a world championship light-heavyweight match against Danny Mc Shain. Although the champion usually demands 60 percent of the purse, getting a crack at the world championship not only gives the challenger an opportunity to light the crown, but to get a slice of a good purse. Jack Raynolds, welterweight titleholder, was the last champion to appear here. He packed the armory in a match against Ben Sherman three years ago. Two Supporting Matches The four principals in the two supporting matches will also be eyeing a chance to meet McShain, oldtime Eugene pop-bottle target. Monte LaDue, who was as sured of the hatred of local mat followers after last week's de but, will meet Zbyszko, colorful Hungarian, in the semi-final, a 30-minute. 2 of 3 fall event. Bobby Wagner and Riley, two other members of the recent styl ist troupe imported by Promoter Herb Owen, will meet in a one fall, 30-minute opener. Reserved seat tickets are on sale at the Club cigar store. The program is scheduled to start promptly at 8:30 p. m. Eugene A. C. Needs $300 Wanted 100 baseball fans to keep Eugene in the Oregon State Baseball league! "Eugene has a franchise in the league and a bye has been left for the. local club in the schedule, but you can't pay a league entrance fee and buy baseballs and bats with peanuts," Frank Fassett said Thursday. The membership committee of the Eugene Athletic club, attempt ing to sell 100 memberships at $3 each to finance the State league club, has been enlarged. Unless the required S300 is raised within the next few days the plan will be dropped and the money col lected will be refunded to those who have taken memberships. The Eugene junior chamber of commerce has added its support to the plan and will assist the com mittee in its membership cam paign. Eugene fans who are not contacted by the committee can purchase "tentative" memberships from either Lonnie Crawford or Mervin Dahl at the First National bank. Bill Parrish at Hendershott's, Al Diotz at Babb's, or Dick Strife at the Register-Guard. District 7 Baseball League Lead At Stake The southern division, district 7 high school league baseball leadership will be at stake Friday when Coach Eldon Fix and his Springfield Millers invade Eu gene for a meeting with the un beaten Eugene high Axemen. The same afternoon Coach Ray Hen- ! drickson will take his University i high sluggers to Junction City. Eugene and Springfield won initial league games last Friday and Springfield rested Tuesday when the UHS games was post poned because of rain. Eugene, however, played four innings and led Junction City 5-2 before be ing rained out. Coach Bert Kerns will likely use Bob Robertson on the mound for Eugene, the lanky hurler showing well in holding UHS to three hits last week. Delbert Koch turnend the same trick for the Millers against the Tigers and will no doubt do the hurl ing for Springfield. Smith and Barker will pro bably form the Junction City bat tery for Coach Lee Weber. Tex Gatlin, who allowed only seven hits In his loss to Eugene and several of them very scratch bingles will hurl for thc Tide nine. The Junction City game is slated for 2:30 p. m., the Eugene-Springfield clash for 3:15 p. m. r.V'XPl CTED INVITATION. ..a glorious Tko P' more abead! prixi""' ' ' ra"S we 'la,""e are happiness relif " t'lat" Thousands more are anxiety Ihoiisand, are friendship-builders. ' MeftllneM, dependability and value of the J( are i j ' uPon a nevezvendlng search for tonri 'imi"'"xr 'he 'peed, clarity and efficiency of 1 WDhtUM rail. PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY '"h Avenue Tolrnhonc 3000 Mrs. Carl Phetteplace Defeats Bogey, 2 Up Ten women golfers braved rain and threatening weather Wednes day to compete in match play against par, feature nine-hole event of the regular "ladies' day" at the Eugene Country club. Mrs. Carl Phetteplace, class "B" winner, was the only golfer to defeat Mr. Bogey, coming in two up. Mrs. Earl Thompson won in class "A", 1 down to bogey, and Mrs. L. S. Axland won the class "C" division, 1 down. Tacoma Tigers Wallop Portland U., 18-0 TACOMA. April 13. OP) The Tacoma Tigers of the Western International league landed on three Portland university hurlers ;n an exhibition baseball game game yesterday and won easily, 18 to 0. Portland got but two safe blows. Hutchinson, Trout Beat Atlanta, 10-6 ATLANTA, Ga April 13. UB Rookies Dizzy Trout and Fred dy Hutchinson pitched the De troit Tigers to a 10-6 victory over the Atlanta Crackers of the South ern Association Thursday. Two Vital Games In 'B' Baseball League Undisputed leads In both thc American and National divisions of the Lane county "B" high school baseball league will be in the balance Friday when six of the eight baseball clubs see ac tion. Oakridge and Mohawk, victors in their opening games, will clash in the only American loop game at Oakridge. Pleasant Hill and CresWell will be idle. Elmira and Coburg, co-leaders of the National circuit, will meet at Elmira in the top game of that section, Thurston playing at Lorane in the third clash. Wally Hopkins of Mohawk and Burtraw of Oakridge will be the opposing moundsmen in the Am erican league game, Bromley will pitch for Elmira and Sch wartz for Coburg In the leading National meeting. Wicks will pro bably be the Thurston hurler, opposing Scales of Lorane in thc other National league game. Portland Loses To Angels, 9-5 Los Angeles Takes Big Lead In Coast Loop COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS Los Anseles Hollywood Portland San Francisco Seattle Oakland San Dirfro Sacramento 10 6 fl A (I , 5 2 10 Prl. .S0O .N?0 ,500 MO .sgo .167 HEMORRHOIDS (pn.ES) You may be relieved from your rectal and bowel trou bles without the loss of time The method is safe, sane and satisfactory. It will pay you to Investi gate this at DR. GEO A. SIMON Chlropractte Physlriin 37 E. lOtb Ave. Phone 333.1 WRESTLING EUGENE ARMORY TONIGHT - - 8:30 P. M. MAIN EVENT - - TEAM MATCH BULLDOG JACKSON and TONY GARIBALDI vs. OTIS CLINGMAN and JACKIE NICHOLS SEMI-FINAL MONTE LaDUE vo. ZIBBY ZBYSZKO OPENEB RUSSEL "REBEL" RILEY vs. BOBBY WAGNER HERB OWEN, Promoter EUGENE WRESTLING COMMISSION By The Associated Press Except for the top and bottom clubs, it was all square in the Pacific Coast baseball league to day, with six middle teams tied at ,500 per cent and the Los Angeles Angels stepping out ahead of the pack with ten straight victories behind them. While the cellar-spot Sacramen to Senators won their second game of the season by nicking Holly wood again. 9 to 7, Los Angeles got hits when they counted and defeated Portland SI-5, at Los An geles. Angels Beaten Twice The Los Angeles club, beaten only twice this year, sewed up the ball game in the sixth when Pit cher Lee Stine smashed a homer with two on, sending Bill Radonits from the Portland mound. The An gels hit Radonits and Ralph Bir kofer for 12 hits, while Stine gave up 11. At Sacramento Wednesday night, the Senators drove Rugger Ardi zoia from the hill with a six-run splurge in thc second inning as they boat Hollywood. Third-baseman Mickey Haslin connected for a single with the bases loaded in the 10th inning to score Al Niemiec and give the San Diego Padres a 7-to-( win over the San Francisco club at San Diego. San Diego sluggers blasted the offerings of Aldon Wilkie and Win Ballou for 17 hits. Fred Ber ger, acquired by the Padres from St. Paul, hit a 400-foot homer in the eighth. There was no one on base. Isekite Sent to Tacoma Oakland scored three runs in the opening frame off Southpaw Bill Walker and never relinquished the lead in beating Seattle at Oakland Wednesday night 0-4. Clarence Pickrel relieved Walker in thc sec ond, and Ed Selway replaced Pick rel In the fifth. Jack Salveson pit ched the full route for Oakland, giving up 14 hits. Floyd Isekite, who joined the coast league with San Francisco on option this spring, has been re turned to Tacoma of the Western International league. Scores: BBS Hollywood 7 1 Sacramnto 9 H 0 Ardtzoia, Osborne 12) and n.npnei. Crandall; Martynlk; Kellrhcr 7 and Ogrodowski. Bob Smith 'O' Prexy Bob Smith, University of Oregon halfback, will be king of thc Or der of "O" during the next year as the result of elections held Wednesday by members of the university lettermen's club. Smith, a junior.' was one of three gridders who were elected to the five offi ces. A basketball-baseball letter man took one post and a cinder man the other. Ted Gerhard t, another halfback who finished his competitive ca reer last fall, was elected vice president, and Frank Emmons, junior fullback, was named ser-geant-at-arms. Ford Mullen, No. 1 reserve on the national championship basket ball team and captain of the base ball club, was elected secretHry, and Klrrnan Storli, middle-distance running ace, was named treasurer. Chicago Fans To Pay $25,000 In Benefit CHICAGO, April 13. U,R Sympathetic White Sox fans trailed steadily to the box office today, adding their dollars to a purse of nearly $25,000 for their crippled pitching hero, Monty Stratton. The purse will be the receipts of a special exhibition came against the Chicago Cubs next Mondav Stratton Day as their thanks for Monty's stellar contri buttons before a hunting accident tore away his right leg last winter. Monty was the idol of thc south side here. He won tough games with a second-division club and the fans liked it. Seattle A 14 3 Oakland .0 10 4 Walker. Pickrel (2), Selway (5) And Campbell: Salveson and Conroy. San Francisco 11 2 San Diego ....7 17 I (Ten innfnitst. Wllke. Ballou 'f and Woodall: Ward. Tobln 14) WeTdon (9 and Detore. 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