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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOUD, OKKdON. TUKSDAC. JAN I'Ali V -J. V.fX
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GOPCO FIVE OPEN FORTLAND BOXING: OurK
irriiEELERS
BOWLING TOURNEY LH FACES ROUGH1 (i
crouds all you
BY BEATING ELKS: ROAD TO PASSAGE
Cupco bowlers inaugurated, the
cily bow linn 1c aKuc hra:uti K'.ni
niKl't on thf NaUiturium all"y by
taking two yamfs out uf three l.i
their match with llu hlk eluli t 1 1 1 for
alloymen. Thf Hj:httunic Mpitol I
SALEM, Ore.. Jan. I!;.'. vV
Prospects that thu legislative cum
in it lee of the American Region in
thin stati; will sponsur tin propoHfil
rruation of ;i .state ImxiiiK
commission hefore tin leglKlaiiv
ruted an SO-pln handicap, whh'h f u.-H.Miibly hi-n- m p .slight. act-orHInk'
npital lobby
was a matt-rial aid iti tiptinttniK the
antl'M'i'd herd, as the lath-i In
cludes Homn of tin; best pin umash (
or.s in the city.
Pniitt annexed high individual '
pa mo, upsetting 1MT4 pins in the
wcoml canto, while YValther show- (
rd thf way for the het three
gamo jioore, with a total of GTiL'. !
Monday night being "t'opct
night," v. number of other Itaht- i
hotiHO tenders wore nt tho alleys I
nnd bowled u few games in an "am-1
litem league.' Some Btirpnwing
tn rumors nlnmt llv
whioh inenitrs of the leKh'ti com
mil ten dti nut eb ny.
The bill to cri'iite tin- lal
mission with jurisdiction o
boxing matt hfM in the stat and I
control uf all local commissioners
has been dr;i ft eel fur Introduction
at the instigation of mrmtrs of
the I'mtlainl legion pust.,who car
ried the plan lo the stale con
vention last summer and secured
its endorsement.
The proposed hill does not. how
lly O. H. Keler.
SeripiilousI- observing the nieest
ethtCH with respect to free ad e
tlsiiiK. it yet remained within the
province of this correspondent to ;
note the most whimsical cuntrlv- ;
a nee yet deviled, in his opinion, ;
to assist the earnest jrolfinj; neo
phyte or duffer along the path of
excellence. Indeed, here is a sort j
uf golf uluii wbb'b. within certain :
restrictions, will aceomplih the
end oil which decades, of patient
and i)opeyeii research have ben ;
expended a club that will pb;y
t th
shot
elf.
FcoroH were mauo and unexpecteu - lh(1 ulim.m.,,i of )lt
material developed which may i Jp;ist thn.(l uf tbj, m,,mbers of the
later on earn a place on the re-gii-j OKum'H legislative committee of
lar Copco team. v,, lo ,vMom i. .aii referred, and
The .Mail Tribune outfit meets
the Tom I in Mux factory quint in
the Hecond panic "f the tourney
Wednesday eveninp. ,
Klks 1st 2nd 3rd Total
I'ruitt Hit :!M 171 ft I t
(Jill 177 14'J 137 4ftrt
Kankln 15 16.'. 13 r.3ft
KjuIs i7t; ird i r. i -its
.Antic MS 193 ISO .121
sos S7 r xr.-j 5 a r
CoKa 1st 2ml 3rd T'Kal
Sehroeder 14:1 172 160 4 7;i
Roberts 17 4 141) 14.1 4.17
Tyree 171 J09 ITS EU-S
Smith 161 134 1 'SO 42f.
Walt her 204 1!U 1T.7 ST. 2
li.uidicnp SO SO SO 2-10
!)33 Hill MS 2CJ7
i there are intimations that the com
mitte will unanimously turn its
j thumbs down on the proposition at j
! a meeting to be held here. Wed- j
; nesday. !
! Members cf the legion committee !
view the bill us having a political -motive
local to Portland, and deem,
the plan impracticable as applied
, to other communities in the state
where boxing activities alwo ex- t
press themselves lit beim; oiiposed
, to including wrestling In the pro-
: visions of the bill. j
4-
t'l him he ought to try this one,
and hand it to him and the-i stand
back and get .real luuph. an he
tes s i. wilii a preliminary waggle.
The shaft is so limber that on
first trying a .swing with it yon
fell that it is about to wrap itself
about your neck.
Its use. the Inventor asserts
with much apparent reason is for
teaching; to ro.MI'Kl, the pupil to
wait on the club-ln-ad In hitting the
ball; the main object of what is
culled "timing." The Umber-shafted
club really wilhlo this. You
simply cHiinot snatch the club hack
ii prime fault in most duffers;
you fee sure the el ub -head will
smack you in the left cur i,f you
hurry the back -swing. Ami you
limber ubuft' ji 11 mi rent Iv made out cannot "bat" the ball or "sweeo"
I of the same material, and with it away; you must snap the cluh-J
I about the same lack of rigidity, aw head against the ball, something
1 an old-fashioned bugj,y whip. So in the mode of the export with a
far n I know, it is used only with j normal club.
I wooden-headed clubs. 1 have three I I've played some extarordlna rlly I
or four of them, and 1 have hail i good shots with the funny club;
more fun wiMi them than with any- ! hitting for astonshlng ranges with j
I hing else I ever possessed, con- what seemed a very easy stroke,
nected with golf. And I've seen others hit good shots
Thee clubs, except on close in-i too. The inventor .ays several of
spcetion, kool precisely like ordi- ! his pupils ha adopted the clubs
nary wood clubs. F.vcry now and ! for regular play, getiihg more
then I take one, of them out to the' range ami finding it hard' to slice
club and pick out a player who 1 for them. Anyway, it adds a new
know llke.s a very strong shaft, and amusement to th" old game.
it
To in New York state in the
m ! summer and down in Florida in the
all f u tnl,'r 's a po' professional who
G
DANE DEFEATED IN TEAM WILL LEAVE
MATCH WITH WOOD THURSDAY TO PLAY
RYAN TAKES CECIL FROSH ON FRIDAY
Fights Last Night
(By the Associated Prsss)
. NKW YORK. Tiger Payne of
Australia outpointed tleorgu Court- , . , . ... i
noy of Oklahoma (101. Henry ........... . . Im '
tioldbevK of Mrooklvn outpointed 1 MKMims. lean.. Jan. ...()!
llobbv Cox of Jacksonville. Ma.i"1 his U 3t h knockout rec-orded ;
(111 Pnl Mnnnev of Xnw York nut. I !l 1 t'u expense of Sully Monlgom- ,
nointod Clvdo .Tniies of W'ilminc- i ('rt former I'enlre college football I to
j Fred Moi-lenscn, the T'-rriblo,
Dane of Clrants Pass, will spout no
more of his wrestling superiority
I over Sailor Jack Wood of this city,
following Wood's victory last night
' at the Kialto theater, by taking two
! out of three falls of a finish match.
The affair was lively in spots and
one or i ni best seen in .Meuioru
t)i is season.
Wood took Ihe first fall in oZ
minutes and lost the second in eight
Ph
ton, N. C. (fil.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Harry
Itlit nian of Philadelphia oat painted
liahe Herman of California UOL
Vincent Dundee of Haltlniojc out
linlnted Yoting Ketchell of Chester,
Va. (101. Al Singer of New York
outpointed Sammy Novia of Phila
delphia (10). Tiger Taylor of Ma
con, (in., outpointed Morris
rod of Philadelphia (.
the mat for both falls.
winning fall came after ten min
utes of wrestling when Wood sur
prised the visitor by clamping a
sudden headloek on him, after the
latter though he had made Wood
groggy with a series of hcadlocks.
Tin local man was hanging on the
ropes for apparent support when
the chin thai sent ihe Kurt I Mortensen attempted to obtain an-
Ael- j Worth boxer dpwn for the count j other headloek, but Wood in the
i after less than a minute of fight-I twinkling of an eye had thrown
player. W. ,. ( Young) Stribltng to
day was en route to Xew Orleans,
scene of bis last fight before his
battle at Miami February 27, with
Jack Sharkey.
Young Stribling last night toyed
with th- heavy but fast Montgom
ery :bef ore he connected v.ilh a left
hook
; The Med ford high school ba-
k"tball team will leave Thursday
for upstate, where Friday It plays
.the I'niveisily of Oregon Frosh at
! Kugene, and Saturday tangles with
i the Oregon Stale I looks, at t'or
i vallis. The team will return Sun-
day ami consist of Coach Prink
ICallison. Al Melvin, forward, Fred
McDonald, jumping center and
! forward, William liovverman, play
: ing center and forward, William
Clifford tiarnett,
guard, Harold Anderson, guard,
and Charles Thomas, forward.
Three other players, bringing the
total to ten, will be named by
Coach Callison.
The. present visit is tho first
made by an athletic team of the
loea 1 high school , since the days
of Kddie Uurno.,.Jo the state's
leading educational insli tut ions.
NEWARK, N. J. Max Schinel- . Ing in the secmd round.
ing of Cierniany knocked out Pietr-j ) floored his opponent for
Corri of New York (J). . j of nine a few seconds h
BUFFALO, N. Y. Jtmmy Slat-
fvv of Huffqif) knocked out Jimmy
Malioney of Cliicago CD. Osk Till
of lluffaln stopped Karl IUue of
New York CJ).
OIL CITY, Pa.NYillie Davies of
ChaisJjroi. Pa., outpointed Marty
Good of Philadelphia (10)
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Joe (Kid)
Peck of Kansas City outpointed
liahe Ruth of Louisville (101.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. flahe
Hunt of Oklahoma outpointed An
':its Snyder of Dodpe City, Kas.
(Hi). ClHtislnu Yinccnl of Still
water, Okla., outpointed Johnny
JFnllowell of Los Angelen (lUl.
BALTIMORE, M. Henri Dewnno
ker of France outpointed Jack Port
ney of Baltimore (12).
knockout.
Ilalph Smith, lieavyw
be the Ceoigian's opponent. Jtt N'i'W
Orleans; Friday night. iVfore le.iv
ing here, the Maeoti fighter ex
pressed confidence of an eay vic
t ory.
Pa St ri 1)1 ing. fa' her-maliager of
tii" Georgian, said that Stribling
would ret u rn ( o M a eon a f i er li b
New Orleans encounter
a couple of days before h
Miami, He K.vid Young
would leave Maeou by
January "It.
Condon The Texas (Jil conip;niy
plans lo construct n Otnj-allon
tank, warehouse, and parage in thi:
place.
Less risk of "flu"
if you do two things
Stribling1 Mortensen to tin; floor with one of
a count ; his own holds.
efore the i The match wits clean and free of
I unnecessary roughness, with Wood
ight, will tho more composed of the two
wrestlers. Thu Dane had flashes
of temper several times nnd seem
ed to enjoy jumping bout the rh
in efforts to evade ood s
Although he tried, Cecil
of Grants Pasa was able to do little
with Tommy Ryan' of this city in
the Hemi-wimlup. Hyan took two
straight falls and handled Barrick
in no gentle manner. He did not
like i.ho Grants Pass man atul look
advantage of many occasions to
give him a little rough treatment.
However, Barrick was game and
withstood'aa nmrh n he could un
til Ryan threw him to the floor
and applied n series of vicious
headlocks for the first fall, follow
ing lf or l!0 minutes' wrestling.
The .second fall waa taken in three
minutes.
In the preliminary. Curly "Wood
and Dummy Powell wresLled 10
minutes to a draw. Voods prob
ably would have taken the match
had it gone longer. Tex Porter
was the referee for the evening.
During their stay they will be the
guests of far-tern it $ houses and it I
Is predicted that good will will
flow freely, and the young men, !
all of whom graduate, t his year.
and five are football players of
parts, will received an earful on I
Ihe advantages of the two schools,
whoso guests they will be.
The next- game foe the high 1
school al home, will he oliived
lulches. I Friday, February 1st, w ith Klam
Barrick'aih Falls at tiie Arniorv. ami u
southern Oregon confereuco game,
and r"st
aving for
h'lribllng
airplnne I
DEFEATED IN
GAME WITH W. S. C.
Precautions
you can take
immediately
THERE is no use worrvinq every
time you draw a breath for car
you will breathe in sur.ic inllucnj.i
jerirs. Do the following two things
ami forget it: i:int, keep your nose
and throat well protected, and
stconJ, keep your system in good con
dition. The chances arc you will
avoid contagion.
''As a first precaution, I am prescrib
ing Mistol to all niv patients, as ic
protects the noc and throat apin-.t
the germs of influenza; lsc it everv
niornitig, the first thing, Kforc you
;io out. Again when you come home
. .it night. Don't he afraid to use it
freely; it will do no harm.
"Just tilt your head back and appjy
Mistol wjth the special dropper
which cotnej with every packaqe,
until you feel it trickling down your
throat. It will clear your head won
derfully, relieve any inflammation;
it will helpdy up a running n. ire. It
h.is a soothing effect on the throat,
too. Gargle it for a sore throat or a
little irritating cough. Above all, it
protects the nose and throat against
the germs of influenza.
"This is the first precaution; now for
the second: Physicians .rec that,
particularly in times of 'epidemic,
weakening of the system due u
purging bv laxatives and catharticj
is not aivisablc; therefore, many
doctors are prescribing Nujol. It is
not laxative orcithartic but a pure,
natural substance that helps vour
I
Takes no chances
PPM. MAX, Wash., Jan. 22. fP)
Oregon unlvnrMfy took its sen
ond basket ball conference defeat
here laHt Jiight, when Washington
State runir nn lt ihtrrl innim.iiil.m
Following Sailor Jaek'n victory , vietorv in n whirlwind tirl
Ing the WebfooterH into camp by n
score of 31 to 2H. Taking tho lead
when- Glllelnnd shot n long onu
shortly after the Initial tlpoff. the
StaterH held tho lend throughout,
niakliut six pofntH before the Ore
;onlann got started. Hob Van Tuyl
took high point honors for Statera
with five field oalB, while Hidings,
))inying ti Htrong delensivn game,
last night, attempts will be made
to bring Clete Kaufman of Port
land, or pobuibly Al Karasiok, the
Uussian liion. of Portland, lo meet
him at the Kialto in two weeks.
Karasiek is unpopular in Mud ford
and no friend of Wood, afi u result
of walking out on a match her"
last yea r. 1 te was barred from
wrestling in this city, but a mateb
between him and Wood would pro- scored eight pollitH lor Oregon
vide a hotly fought contest in view
of t he feeling between the twu
nien. who wrest b-d In Klamath
Falls htsi jear. As a result of that
match. Karasiek was badly defeat
ed and nearly had to be taken to
a hospital for treatment for bruises
he received from Wood, who spar
ed no efforts to give him a Rood
beating. It was'only the nii;ht be.
fore that Karasiek had wulked out
on ii lueUl crowd of wrestling fans,
He fore- he appear hero agabi,
he probably would have, to post a
cash guarantee that he wolild wres
tle v scheduled.
MOSCOW,. Idaho, Jan. Tl.ifr)'
Oregon State's basket hull stpiad
nosed out the Idaho Vandals and
that was all, hero Inst night, taking
the conference opener In 22 In a
slow game, which onlv developed
i Into a battle In tho IhhI few min
ute of play. Stowell of Idaho, with
nine, was h!?h point man, and
WasriiRr, who gathered nix, led for
the Htntorp. Missing fret) throws
cost Idaho tho game.
iSiMfREPK FOR .WITH SLEEP PRODUCER
system function at all times the w ay
nature intended ij to. Like pure
w atcr, it is harmless. In no case docs
Nujol cause weakening of the sys
tem. Take it night and morning; it
will keep vou in first class condition.
You w ill have a fat better chance to
reit "'flu'' or any other diseases
that arc going the rounds.
"The combination treatment of Nujol
2nd Mistol is a double safeguard
against colds and influenza. Start
this wise twofold precaution now.
Don't delay. Put worry out of youi
mind. The chances arc good that you
will escape influenza and colds.
Nujol and Mistol ate on sale at all
druggiiti."
Jan. 22. (fl'i
his war on Old
KUGENK, Ore, Jan. 'ii. Hi
Wlllnrd Norton. I l!i nniiwK of ICu
spiic ItnnckKtl out I'nnrh 'Km I'mil
litmter, nmc wrlxlit, of KntrpriHci
In Ihfl tlghtli loiinil of b scheduled
lOround inulu event lien: last
nluht. 'Ihe knockout follnwr-d a
fierce olnifglng matcli In which both
lartlc!pntl.
Ixmli! 'Sauor. H9, of I'url ',uitl
won ilei llon ovur Chuck llonlun,
US, in ;lx routi(l Keml wlnduii.
himself for another American J'm ''.' l"c Unlverall.v
leasriic canipNiKn. The llabn weltili. "regon won over Youim Oreli.
el :':il poiinila before he left New i ' " - ot ''"rtlaiiil ! n to.jhnlial
York tor I Onton when )irl il of khki)UI In the aeeonil round of a
hiH wife's death. He lione to get , foiir-itiuntl prellmlnar. Al LuNh
down to iTi poundn before he nlftn- 125- of lhe L nlvemlty of Ove-
leaves for the notith with the van-1 f"n u ibci0d over Young
guard of the New York Yankee I ': l-'0'4. on'ortland In an-
ion Fabruary 23. other tour round preliminary.
XEW YORK,
Ruth !" e
York to rentime
itn Avolr'lupolH.
nlla morale nhaken by the tragic
death of hiH wife. Ruth ill seek
to fortret fon troubles by noae ap- j
nlicutmn To th task or preparing 1
Rules suKK'ted by
Life Extension Inttitute
1. Keep out uf
c;ui.
Kemove serins from lunula as
utten us iioibM'.
3. fiet plenty of rest, sleep, exor
cise, fresh nir ami noui i-lnn;
loo
t 1. Avoi.l oposere to ' lull ami
1 wt, esiH'i.iMy vlun tiroil.
I'.iilil'v yourscll' lo r.-nist (lie
llu I'V li:t iili; u he. 'Ml t 'i.i'ii
nut! Inn.
If you have Oie r-'iil llu don't
taUo "homo leinoiltes" cull a
uoetor.
lie c. ireful ill convalose.
is a tiling
SAYS HANOS 125,009,000
SPREAD 27 COLDS 11 U. S.
WSEASES THSSWSNTER
For greter ,fcty them M,ny lc"d lo Flu
O oftcner, urge autlioritiei Kimiiiui; on the. hasU that
That 1-ancParo the creel ,.-r P' ai I ieilliy every person has one
o sickness for 7 years
in this home
Ml ?
watte
Mrs. X.',
A menu,
health this ample Lijduoy
HEALTH SOAP
Removes Germs -Protects Health
"and LIFEBUOY health soap with,
its antiseptic lather deserves much of
the credit," says this happy mother
IT is wonderful never to have to worry about
sickness," says Mrs. An M. Sava, bright
eyed mother of two ruddy-cheeked youngsters.
"We haven't had the slightest illness in our
home Inr at least seven years and I really think
that Lifebuoy deserves a good part of the credit.
"My husband first introduced Lifebuoy to mc,
and 1 fill in love with it right away; it agreed
so wonderfully with my skin.
"But the big reason vc all use Lifebuoy is
because it gets the germs olf. It's so easy for
children to catch sickness from other youngsters
that we'd never feci our children were safe if it
weren't for Lifebuoy and its wonderful antiseptic
lather." Mrs. Aim M. S.ivi, 6 Ihiwley Ammc,
Part Cbalcr, N. Y.
Get the health soap habit!
Mrs. Suva's letter is typical of the faith millions
of mothers have in Lifebuoy.
In your family, too, health protection is neces
sary, i'or hands are constantly touching things
that others also have to handle such as books,
door-knobs, telephones. The Life Extension
Institute lists 27 germ diseases that hands may
spread. Why take chances when Lifebuoy's
gentle antiseptic lather removes germs?
Adopt Lifebuoy for your whole family today
am! give them added health protection at
no extra cost. You'll quickly learn to love Life
buoy's pleasant cxlrti-cle.iu scent which tells you
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EVERY woman who fears ovcrvci;tht fimla keen interest In nrv
day nmt comniDivtt'nse wayn to keep n ulcndcr, f(thttin;ihle
figure. Overweight must be avoided. "Bctlcr to liglit a l.urky
whenever you crave fattening sweets."
Toasting dorn t(. Tonsiing develops nnd improves the flavor of the
world's finest tobaccos Lucky Strike ti.it irdes (lie lon(;iinj lor things
that make you fat, without interfering with n normnt nppi'dtc for
healthful foods. That's, why Turlics arc good to smnkc, Tottsting
makes Lucky Strike the healthy cigarette or yon to tmuUc.
Many men who carefully watch their health diMovcrcd (his yenra
tigo. They know that Luck jew steady their nerves and do not slow up
their physical vigor prominent athletes have gone on record that
this is so. They know that 20,679 physicians have Mated that
Luckies arc leas irritating to the throat than other cigarettes.
A reasonable proportion of sugar in the dirt in Tcnmmendcd, hut
the authorities are overwhelming that too many fattening sweets
arc harmful and that too many such arc eaten by the American
people. So, for moderation's sake v.c say:
"REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
Coast to forst rndiw hook-n every
datunttiy njjjit tUrmifih the ISatumul
HriHuictisthig Comniuy's nrttt'tirk. T "he
v Lucky Strike Dance Drchcxtrtl in "77m
Ttine.iliut made Broadway , Broadway,'
.... -"fkm
A M...ll.r.l.y ...P- AxkAVtyp tug-
, mWsJ A Juhy instead of
ma, Tlit Amtrit.n
Tbuco Co, U.nufwtuten
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