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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1939)
The coaches of the high schools In B class athletics met In Jacksonville recently and made plans for the forthcoming baseball and track sea son. Tentative schedules for both sports were drawn up, and plenty of activity both on the diamond and on the track is promised for the near future. In track lows; m schedule is as fol May 0 County meet at Medford May 14— District meet at Grants Pass. May 19 & 20— State meet at Ku- gene. I am not in favor of using soft- handed methods, such as the letting off easily of the four men who killed nine deer In one day recently. This is <>ne of the most flagrant butrher- ings that I have known for many years, l have often wondered just what those men were going tu do with all that meat, when two or three deer ordinarily would be en ough. I wonder If they were going to sell that meat. That type of hunters are what are called “ game- hogs" or poachers and they are among the worst enemies of forest life and one of the reasons for the decline of the fine hunting that has marked the last 15 years. — All other meets, consisting of re lay meet at Jacksonville, an open meet at Prospect, and a possible three-way meet between Central Point, Jacksonville, and Phoenix, will be arranged for sometime in April. These meets should offer a wealth o f opportunity for any aspiring young trackman to show his ability on the cindered path and to help garner points and trophies for his alma mater. In order to create more interest in track rmonig the different schools in the league and to offer a greater opportunity for the smaller athletes, a division of A and B class athletes was made. Any individual who was 16 years of age before lanuary 1st, 1939, or who is over 130 pounds in weight at the time of any meet, Is in A class. If he is under 16 and under 130 lbs In weight, he is tu U class.— Central Pointer. W R E S T L IN G N EW S Big Phil Romano, Artec Indian from Mexico City, pulled one of the year's biggest wrestling upsets in the Medford armory last Monday night when he defeated Dangerous Danny McShain, world's light-heavy weight champion. In the main event of promoter Mack Llllard's weekly muscle-mangle. Romano, making his first appear ance here In over a year, beat the tltleholder on a foul, after McShain had obtained the first tumble In 27 minutes of furious grappling. It was the first setback for Dangerous Dan ny in southern Oregon. With the crowded urmory in an uproar over McShain's meanness, Jerry Jerome, member of the boxing commission, strode to the ringside and ordered Referee Karl Yoakley to “ Give Romano the match." Ref. Yoakley complied and a thousand fans went home happy. Sonnenbergs brought Alabama Jimmy Dott a two-straight fall vic tory over Joe Smolinskl in the mid dle event. In the opener Vern Clark, a slick wrestler from Detroit, Mich., mak ing his southern Oregon debut, make short work of Kmlr Boudl in two straight falls. Be a Booster! *\ * Dame Rumor has it that Ernie Pinkham looked down the chimney | of a smudge pot and exclaimed in surprise, “ I can see fire wav down there!" Then the smudge pot said. W hoosh!" and singed Ernie's eye brows. ' able to give everyone an equal num signing partnership and participa ber. This situation makes Bill feel tion agreements on a fee basis. badly and causes numerous people Charles W. Duggan is treasurer to feel that there is discrimination of the service. Other members in going on hereabouts. clude J. C. Duggan, P. D. Duggan, Any number of high school stud R A. Meyers, H. K. Meade and J. M- ents answering the call ot spring and Crawford. skipping school, then being horribly humiliated by having to wash OCR CL.YSS1FLKD ADS ALWAYS .myriads ot windows as puuishment. BRING QUICK RESULTS The Badminton Club spouting Farmer Co-op. poetry in unison, no doubt causing some of the great poets to squirm Is Found Here in their tombs, on account of no one spouting the same poem at the Six Jackson count farmers have Loans & Refinancing same time. organized the Double D Combine Harvester Cooperative near Central by If you can refrain front thinking Point, under the sponsorship of the of the terrific beating that the peat- community and cooperative services L O C A L FIRM growers will take this fall, a trip section. Farm Security administra to the Old Stage road (or a look at tion. USDA, according to Gerald R. this valley while the pear trees are Cash in fifteen minutes Kubln, assistant county rehabilita in full bloom, is recommended to rid tion supervisor. you of that, “ What a rotten world Call, write or plione Facilities of a combine harvester this is” feeling. will be made available for use on Oregon Finance Co. Nelson Florry's ford doing tricks member farms and a limited number License No. 14-211, M-2I7 of other farmers in the community and staying right side up, much to Phone 188 4.T 8. Central the amazement of spectators— and may be enabled to participate. The Medford, Oregon new cooperative 1 sset up on the Nels. Joint-ownership plan with members FAIRY STORY Miles Davis, the picture of spright- llness and zip the morning after tak - V } V -ir* *%•**'.’*: >,• f X ____ ing inventory at his food emporium. Oh Yeah! 1 Medford School of Beauty Culture Automobiles 12 * — “ IZAClin. . de CALIFOR NIA—Shawn -n a solo from “ O, Libertad!" An Americas saga in 3 acts. So it is my firm belief that these men should be made to serve out their full term of the sentence which Shawn Dancers the law imposed upon them. I am Coming April 11 not in favor of starting a precedent which may cause other men to go Another rare treat for theatre out in the hills to get deer out of goers has been billed for April 11 season lit the belief that If caught by Mrs. Dorothy Pruitt, who will they will get off easy. sponsor the appearance here that — 0 — night of Ted Shown and his men Well, this warm weather ought to dancers, now in their sixth transcon make good fishing for all concerned tinental tour. The Internationally when the season opens on April 15. acclaimed dancers will present one But there is still lots of snow in the complete production at the Holly mountains and it may take longer theatre, "O Libertad". Bill Abbott, Jim Farley's right than we think to get all the creeks The troop is composed of all star back to normal. I think the best athletes from universities of the hand man, doing a neat job of set bet to get a nice mess of trout on nation and much of the choreogra ting up the daily mail but not hav the opening day will be to go down phy by Shawn is based upon the ac ing nearly enough letters so as to be to the Rogue and use angle worms tual movements In basketball, field or eggs. It has been two weeks track, boxing, football and cheer since the first salmon of the season leading. was caught at Savage Rapids dam. The entire evening’s program It should be about time now for will be made up of dances created the salmon run to be really on. by Shawn to music by Jess Meeker. — 0 — Preceded to Medford by a brilliant But there is one thing I want to array of press dispatches, this most Hut Only! say as a warning to all Illegal sal popular dance group in America to Clarence K. Mulford's mon poachers— I ant going to make day is cheered for “ out-leaping and “ In Old Mexico” a report to the state cop whenever out-dancing many of their famous Hill 'Boyd— Russell Hayden I see anyone using illegal methods Russian competitors” , and inspiring Episode 6 'Flaming Frontiers’ of catching Salmon, even if I have scenes of almost frenzied enthus to swear out a warrant. I am get iasm. SUN— MON ting tired of hearing so many people Tickets for the production are on WALLACE BERRY say, “ Oh, I'm doing this to feed the sale at Pruitt's Music Store.— Med MICKEY ROONEY hungry folks!'* Many, many Dmes ford News. I have seen them come in fine cars “ Stablemates *» worth hundreds of dollars to snag those salmon and go away with more TUE— WED than the limit, too. Anno Shirley, Ruby Keeler — 0— Walter Brennan Indecision is a very near relative There is one method that might “ Mother Carey’s stop quickly the illegal snagging of to unhappiness.— Stanley Mills. the salmon If other methods failed. Chickens” John Clark finding a sack of That is to hire a man, rich in his onion sets and planting two long knowledge of fishing and Interested THUR— FRI rows In his garden only to discover In fish life, empower him with the when they peeked thru the ground Edward G. Robinson right to arrest any so-called snag- that they were all tulip plants. Cin gers. Then he could go down in “ I A m The Law” derella again. his regular fishing outfit and fiati as normal as other fishermen, yet Mrs. McCoy studying the funnies If seeing one illegal snagger at work at Stone's Drug Store. he could arrest him on the spot •'»*- cause he had really seen the full Floyd Hilton building a nice new Permanents action. Boy, nothing would stop that pick up and then having Theda tow illegal snagging as that method It home. A SPECIALTY would, for there will be bo many Reasonable Prices i II fishermen afraid to use the Illegal Ask us about Kooler Waves method for fear that one of the They are different strangers Innocently fishing may be the warden in disguise. Of course ¿ T R O W B R I D G E ; Hair Shaped, Washed and Styled $ 1 .0 0 to most people it may sound a dirty : Cabinet Works i ♦ trick to the fishermen but you must ♦ Everything In Cabinet Work • Cook’s Beauty Shop think that when it conies to illegal Phone «1 14 H. Bartlett snagging of the salmon, that is one Established In IRON Medford, Oregon of the dirtiest and most detestable tricks ever known. »So w hat? - Boost and the world boosts with >’°u Knock and you're on the shelf. For the booster gets sick of the man who kicks. 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