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NO'WEST MEET
Pullman Track Sea of Mud
Trojans Score Decisive
Victory Over Stanford In
National Events. '
ItOC.EP.S FIELD. Pl'LLMAN.
Wash., May 31 (IP) Cumpetin-;
uniler probably the worst condi
tions In the history ot Pacific coast
conference track meets, the Uni
versity of Washington successful
ly defended Its championship to
day,. Bcorini? tic! 2-5 iiolnts.
All six teams of the northern di
vision of the conference finished
the same as last year.
The University of Oregon, which
conquered the Washington Husk
ies In a dual meet two weeks ag.i,
piled up 43 8-tr points to fini-ui
second. Washington State College
scored 37 !t-10; Oregon Stale Col
lege. 13 1-11; Idaho 1", and .Mon
tuna. 4.
On ft half mile track covered
with over on Inch of mud, the m t-Jm-ity.
of favorites in the dash and
running events slipped and skid
ded to victory hut their times never
even threatened records.
' Two new northern division marks
were written Itl the record books In
t lie field events, when Homer lleiu
of ' Washington State hurled the
javelin )!" feet 3:fi Im-hcs, and
Cobby llohison, Oregon negro polo
vaulted 13 feet 1 inches.
Robison's vault broke Eldon
Jenne's ten-year-old mark of 13
feet. 1 Inch. Jenne made his recoid
In 1!'20 on the same field.
Whitlock of Oregon held the
former javelin throw with a dis
tance of l'.M feet, li inches.
The mile run, the mos't talked
about rnec(of the meet, proved a
thriller from start to finish, but
the lime was slow on account of
the miserable track.
Kali-h Mill, Oregon farmer youth
who hopes to be a school teacher
some day, and rufus Kiser of
Washington, former national in-ter-colleglate
champion, had been
figured to put on p o s s I b 1 y a
world's record race In the mile
event hut the Rloppy track made
It Impossible for them to show
their stuff.
Klser upset the dope to win the
race from the Webfooter. who
"IvVn weelts rtgV bent 1ilm' in n dual
meet In ft record inter-collegiate
performance.
The Washington runner took
the lead and ran Hill into the
ground In tho final KlO-yard
spring.
Kiser broke the tape about
eight yards In front-ot him. His
time was 4:23.8. compared with
Hill's new recoid ot 4:12.4. The
former mark of 4:14.4 was set by
John rnul Jones of Cornell 17
years ngo.
HARVARD STADIUM. CAM-llltmrir-:,
Mass., May 31 (IP) Th"
superior all-around strength of
Southern California's Trojf.ns tri
umphed over the Individual bril
liance of Stanford's Cardinals, de
fending title holders, today, and
swept them to victory in tho 54tli
Intercollegiate A. A. A. track anl
field championships, a sensational
battle featured by the greatest col
lection of performances in the his
tory of the classic.
Three records were shattered
and a fourth equalled In the two
day struggle ns the two Pacific
coast rivals staged a spectacular
fight for team honors. For a time
Harvard unexpectedly made it r.
Ihree-cornered affair with a sur
prising show of strength, but the
crimson was unablo to keep the
pace all the way.
Scoring In 11 of tho 15 finals,
the stalwart band of 16 U. S. -'
men rolled up the impressive score
of 44 Vi. .This was enough to give
them an eight-point margin over
Stanford, which finished with 30 '
as the Cardinals yielded the crown
they had worn for the past three
years. Harvard finished third with
23 14 points; Michigan, fourth.
Willi 14 Vt, as the Wolverines par
ticipated tor the first time slnee
lain, and Yale fifth, with 12-T4.
Stanford with her twin sini'".
Krlc Krenz and Harlow Itothert. In
rare form, furnished most of the
record-breaking thrills. The Cards
also led In first place, collectln,'
four titles, and I?. S. ('. look two
right down the line. The Trojavs
had too much all-around strength
and clinched the meet with a burst
as I'.lll Carls and Mil Payne ran
one-two In tho 220-yard low
hurdles.
Rothert's marvelous heave of
S3 feet, V4 inch, In the sholpi'i
trials, beating his former meet
mark rnd nlso surpassing the Am
erican record, withstood further
altark today to give him his sec
ond successive championship In the
I'Vent. He was joined by Krlc Kret
In a record-breaking farewell to
feet competition ns Krenz hurled
the. discus to a new mark of li:i
feet. i Inches. Krenr had achiev
ed IfiJ feet 8 Inches, the day be
fore, hut this wan lint allowed b
cause the wind helped.
NKW YORK, May 31. OT AH
of the secur'4'es markets and most
"f the commodity markets were
elosed today, making a triple holi
day of the Memorial Dny week
,,'nd. Tho hanks were open for
business for n half day. ns usual,
however, and the Chicago board
of trade and the New York Pro
duce Kxchange save for Its securi
ties department, were open.
raws' bw
Assoclulcd Press Pioto
Diana Fishwick, young British pbyer, who captured the. British
women a ujcn in ner urst tournament play by defeating the American
champion, Glenna Collett. She is shown here with trophy the re
tained for her homeland.
RECORD CROWD TOiMGHE
SEE TODAY'S GAME! OE
AT FAIRGROUNDS:
I
Tin- KliiiiKilh F.ills ivlIranH will
inviuU- Mciir.iK indiiy in Jittcmpt
to In-ill tlif .Mtilfon! MwlianlH
luwn from thi'ir hii;h place il:u'c
at the head of the Southern On
koii llasfhall h'iiKue. The pimc,
cnlleil fur 2::tn at the fairt;rounds
diamoml. Is expected tn he a hot
finht between tlu two pitchers,
Iteek, the Klamnth southpaw, nml
licst.
llepoi't.-' fi'oin Klaniiith Fiills
say that a bi' crowd will come
over tn bad; the tea in. 1 leading
the migration will be members of
the Klks club from the l'clican
city.
Medfnrd's one win over the vis
itors will also brintf out all both
teams have to show in today's
Hue. The Klamath fans contend
that the Med ford victory a few
weeks lifjo v;is won on a fluke,
and that the show today will be
a different story. Kelley. a new
outfielder, will have his first
chance this afternoon.
Today m name, is expected to
draw the larst crowd of Medfnrd
fans that have yot visited the
fairgrounds this ye a r. The
urounds have been put in special
condition for the league name
and Court Hall, manairer of the
local nine, nays prospects are for
the best baseball of the season.
AIR RACER FLITS
164.08
AVAST II XOTOX. May .11 (PI
C'arryini; tlio rohirs of tlie M i
rinc.i nlone .m-alnst 23 navy pIln'.A.
I'aplalii Arthur 1'aBo tnilay vi-.t
t(i a now raef record of 1HI.0S mil"
nn hour ami won tin- cuitiss ma
rine trophy.
Captain IV.ko used the same
plane In which Major C. A. I.u'..
the only other Marine tn win th.1
trophy In 11 years of competition,
speeded to victory In 1HUS.
The ship had been re-strenm-llned
nnd KUImminn low over the
Potomac to take nil vantage of a
heavier cushion of air and tuniln:;
short on the I'ylons. Paye w'r.s alile
to add (!." miles an hour to l.u'.z'
speeil.
The former race record was es
tablished Inst year by Lieutenant
V. '.. Tomllnson who nveraiied 102
miles.an hour In n ship with a
special cowl, which was outlawed
In today's race.
STATERS LOSE ON
rnnVAUJS. May 31 lP The1
fniver.sity of Orecnn baseball team
defeated Oreirnn State, K to .1. I"""
todav in the last name of the state'
championship series. Oregon Sla'e:
won the series of four names, three;
tn one. !
rireenn todav played nn errni-;
less game ami collected U hit",
while the Staters booled Ihe ball;
for eiiiht errors.
Oregon Slate has won 11 (rain' s
and lost 5. an, I as a result I'h . ;
second in the conference. j
'I III S4f ll'C
i:
Orecon
Oreuon State
i-.fiiteries: Illooin
.... .1
and
Ib.g'-;
Prown and Mack.
4
PAI.EM. (ire.. May 31. Wi A'
snon as 1 .;! O.ort more Is paid
Into the state prohibition fund the
total will have reached the .".
iioo which the law apportions U
the state each year from the re
ceipts in fines collected by the
counties for prohibition ia
Intions. fleorce Alevmder. finte
lirohibltion commissioner, mud tn
I day.
I
M. PER li
DIAMOND, 8 TO 3
mc
ST WES
GOLF BELONG
TO BOBBY JONES
ST. AXDKKWS, Scotland. Mav
.11 iP) P.ohhy Jones today com
pleted his K"inK tiiadem by win
ning the lirilisli amateur cham
pionship which be has bum covet
ed, by a convincing defeat of
lioer W'ethered, 7 up and ti
play, m the 3t-hole final.
All the jewels of j;of have
sparkled from Hobby's crown now.
Me is the only man who has ever
won the open and amateur titles of
both the I'liiteil States and (Heat
I'.riuJu.
They Rave him the cup on the
terrace nC the Uoyal and Ancient
clubhouse this evening with all the
patriarchs of Kolf Katbered.
The final between Jones and
W'ethered with 12,tMio persons try
in' to see the shots, was the cli
max of n sreat Week of olf In
fine bracing Scotch weather and
with enthusiastic naileries triillinK
over the famous links where putts
have been missed for 5()ti years.
Nearly Kill) matches haws been
played this weekall free, for St.
Andrews is a public cogrse and
then is uo admission fee, .Never
have the ulf loving Scots had su h
a good time as they liave watch -Ini;
Jones clinil), round by round,
over KliKliHhmen, Scotsmen and
A mericans, incliHlhiK the amateur
champions of (ireat lii-jtaln and
the United States, and the captain
of the Jlritish Walker cup team us
a final opponent.
W'ethered was a worthy oppon
ent and I'cat sportsman. Al
though the tide was against him all
the way, be never seemed worried
or harrassed and played his nor
mal game, which was Kood, but
not good enouKh.
Jones played HO holes In two
under fours and there in the .story
of the 1130 Itritish amateur final.
COUVAIdJS Dr. Paul II. C.id
dens of Iowa State college has
been appointed assistant professor
of history at the Oregon State col
lege. Kl'fjF.Ni; Smoking by travel
el's along trains and roads In nat
ional forests will be forbidden be
tween J uly 1 ami September 3a,
according to It. S. Shelley, sup
ervisor of tlie Siuslaw national for
est. F
(HE
FOR STATE TITLE
Kl'CENi:. ore.; May 31. (IP)
l-'or the third time in five years.
Frank llolp. AMerwood country
club. Portland, today Won the
Oroiron State Amateur (lolf cham
pionship when he defeated his
brother Vincent. 4 and 3.
Frank hail little trouble with
his younn'-r brother, holding a
margin of ti up at the end of the
first IS holes. kulrinK the after
noon he Increased hbi lead tn 7
up at one time but Vincent came
back to cut the lead to four.
I'rank shot an even par "2 over
the difficult course diirlnK the
mornlnir round.
Frank first won the Overfill title
in 1!I2." and aualn in l!!2i.
CMICAC.o, May 31. W Phll'p
Onolfft. known an a profession..!
Chicago killer. ivn plain, two com
panions were wounded and a 14-year-old
boy was struck by a jdrny
bullet in u gan,' attack on the west
wide today. MnolfoV wounded com
panions were William Carnedo. To
ledo. Ohio, and Jo?epli Fiannc.i,
Jiochester. N. Y.
PHOKNIW Ore., May 31 (Hpl.)
!rs. Matthew Ilarkhy entertained
with a bridge party and luncheon
at the Jilu. Klower lodge on
Thursday afternoon. T.ibles were,
fipread for twelve and the after
noon wni delightfully Fpnt play
ing bridge following which u love
ly luncheon was nerved.
Crippled Star of Chicago
Cubs Honored For Sec
ond Time Spirit of Fiery
'Rajah' Praised, As
Throng Cheers.
I'UK'AtJO, May 21. (rP KoR
ers Jlornsby, the "wounded In ac
tion hero" of the championship
Cubs, hobbled Into Wrlnley field
supported by crutches today to re
ceive the National league's most
valuable player award for the sec
ond time.
Thirty thousand fans, most of
whom saw the famous "Hajah"
break his left ankle while sliding
to third base In yesterday nrorn
Iiiks' tea me with tho St. .Louis
Cardinals, stood during t lit pre
sentation ceremony and t;uve a
tumultuous cheer. It was a lit
tle so luce anyway for Mornsby
who will be out of the game six
weeks or more.
President John Heydler of the
National league presided nt the
brief ceremony which was held
before the game between tho Car
dinals and CuIm. lie bunded the
rajah $1 ,000 in Kld and lauded
him not only for his baseball play
ins ability but for his spirit, one
of tho his factors that enabled
the Cubs to win the Nntionul
league pennant last year. James
( 'ruisenberry, president of the
hascba 11 W'ri t:'.'"s' assoclat ion of
America, who ma tie the award,
also praised the rajah and pre
sented him wiin a bronze plague.
"This award is made to you."
1 leydler told I (oi nsby, "not only
because you are a great baseball
player and invaluable, but be
cause you '!'H(i the spirit that
makes a great baseball player. We
all would pr?;er to give yoti n
good leg but this may be of some
solace. Iet up and around in a
hurry. Ve ned men like you in
this game."
Thus the player who most base
ball crlticH predicted would ruin
instead of help the Cubs in IJi'.iH
because of bis "fiery tempera
ment" heard himself lauded and
signalized as the most valuable
man to his duo In lit 2!). 1
THE GREAT VANCE
BEATENJIPHILS
').'. . ' ; (
Xiitioiial . Irf'itgucj
V. Ij. I'ct.
Prooklyn 25 5 .1125
St. Louis 23 17 .575
Piltsblll'Bll 20 1 S .521!
t'hicaco 23 HI .54.1
Huston IS IS .full)
-New York 17 22 .4311
Cincinnati Ill 23 .410
Philadelphia. 12 22 .353
TtUOOICI.Y.V, May 31. (IP)
Two runs off Huzzy Vance in the
flr.H Inning today enabled Phila
delphia to defeat the Jtoblns 3
to 1. The third counter was
scored off Morrison In Ihe ninth.
The only Itrooklyn run off Karl
Collard was F.issonette's homer in
the second.
II.
Philadelphia 3
Brooklyn 1
Collnrd. Klliutt, nnd
Vance nnd JJeberry.
It. K.
S 0
10 1
Davis;
PlTTSIH'ltdll. May .1 1 . (IP)
Cincinnati took the final Kamo of
its serieM with Pittsburgh Pirates
today. makitiK ten hits count for
ten runs ns against the Pirates'
four. m
R. II. K.
Cincinnati 10 10 1
I'lltsbtilKll 4 12 I
IMxey. lolp nnd flooch; French.
Krb'kson. .loncH and IlnrKreaves.
Hemsli'y.
P.OSTOX. May 31. IIP) The
Proves took their third straight
came from the New York liiantH
3 to 2 today. I'.oh Smith pitched
shutout ball until the ninth In
ning when Allen's home run start
ed a filant rally.
Mltihcll, Donohue nnd O'Far
roll; Smith and Spohrer.
f'MICAC.O. May 31. M' Chi
cago Hinged n three-run rally In
the ninth Inning to defeat St.
Louis, fi to 5 today.
1!. If. F.
St. I-oliIs
Clilcngu
llaynes
Teachout,
6 11 2
(ill 4
nr.d J. Wilson: Mlake,
(isborn nnd llartnett.
Sport Briefs
VHJLADKMUMA, May 31 (A'
Sweeping down the wind-ruffled
Schuylkill In championship form,
the Columbia Cniverflty varshv
crew today won the Child's cup
race, feature event of the Ameri
can Henley regatta, for the third
year. More than 20,000 person
saw the race.
The New York ereW, I'oilghkeen
nie. tllleholders of nnd bea-
en only bv Yale this Reason, finish
ed n lenght ahead of I'enn.sylvan1;'.
with Princeinn only three feet back
of th Ked and Itlue.
Columbia led nil the way nnl
covered the course of one nille, r.-'if
rteennd
ya rd , In 1 : 4 2 . .1h nt f on r
faster (ban Pennylvanin.
Went I.lnn.
construction of
newer Ofltern.
HidH ree
IH.000
dved for
ani'fti,J"
Max Schmelino (left), German battier, drivinq one int.i the mid
section of a snsrrinn partner white training at Endicolt, U, Y.. for
his forthcoming fight with Jack Sharkey.
ATHLETICS TAKE
THIRD STRAIGHT; !
MM
tiRiir
V. I..
..27 II
.27 II
..22 I"
Washington .
Philadelphia
nr, ii
r,n.
New York
Cleveland
5(1 1
120
3115
,-liil
I lot roil
l!
.17
.15
St. Louis
Chicago
P.iislou
A
I'llll.AliKUMllA. .May 111. t.-V)
.1 iiiimy l-'oxx's home run in tlie !
second inning started the I'hila-1
delphia Athletics scuriug in their j
game with Washington today and!
the contest ended in victory for!
the world's champions. 7 to It. J
The A'n thllH scored t lli-ir third
win In a row from the Senators
and tied them for first place,
li. li. K.
Washington : :i r I
I'hiliulelphia 7 1 it t"
Itrown. Ihulley and lluel; W
berg and Scbang.
:il-
NKW YOUK. .May :i t (!!
The . YanUei':' drove .lack Kussell
from the mound in two innings
today nnd defeated the I u.st on
Ued Sox 5 to 2. It was Itoslon's
I 111 linfifbt ilcfe.-it. Kil Wtdls
gave the llud Sox only eight hits.
li. ii. k.
Itoston ' S
New York
liussell, M o r r i s
Wells nnd Dickey.
... T. 1 1
and l'.erry;
ST. i.oms. May a 1 . (P Oh- j
car Atellillin stole hullie In the!
ninth Inning to give the St. Louis;
Itrowns a II to 2 victory over the
Chicago White Sox. Dave I larris
hit n Imnie run for the White Sox
in the fifth Inning. 4-
I j U j.-
rblen.M. ' 'r' V
St. i.ouin a n o
Knber and lliddle; Crowder and
Manlon, l-'errell.
CId;VICl,AXlJ, May 31. (VPi-
The Cleveland Inilians won th
third game of the series with th
Detroit Tigers today 7 to 4.
i:. ii. i-
Detroit 4 111
Cleveland 7 . 7
Wyatt. Herring and Margrave
Itrown and Ij. Sewell.
TROEH BEST SHOT
I
TACOMA. SUy 31 M1) Fnml;
M. Troeh of 1'ortland, demon
ntrntrd today that he wan the
beat nhot on' the grounds when n
won tho northwest handicap, fea
ture event of the Washington sta'e
trap shooting tournament, with "1
breaks out of I0 from the 2",
ynrd marker and In decidedly ad
verse weather. Troeh went straight
on his first Ihree strings of "i each,
dropping three on the final.
CharleH f.elth. also of I'ortlanl,
was ecnnd with fi! from the li:l
yard line. First and wen rid tihii e
winners In the event will recel i
round -trip t ickels to t he gra ad
A merlcan handicap In Va nda 111.
Ohio.
Dr. C. Iy. Templeton of Seattle
and fieorge Voung of Spokane took
the lead for the first I'M) birds
thrown In the state single cham
pionship, each shat (eiing y s. Tm
final hundred birds in thin event
will be tlirrtwn Sunday morning.
HOOSKV Klr I''IK1D. N . Y . .
May 31 . M The pi riponed non
Htop refueling flight of the air
plane "K of New Haven," begun
In the Connecticut city yesterday
and interrupted here .. six hours
Inter, has been 'definitely aban
doned, b:n kers of t he prospect
announced today.
rillf'KASHA, Okl.i.. May (HTl
KvniiiiiK a Kuan! tit imtlntinl
KtiuriiHincn rniieil toif",fet Henry
Aruo, necro. nllerpil atliiclier of a
while, woman, a member of an an
gry mob narly lutltiy iirnbalily fatal
ly shot the primmer, after either
KllinlllK onlranee to Ihe til'ii'ly
eounly jail or elimlilnK a tree unit
flrlnu throiiKh a iirimm wlinlow.
HKMA'lliW, lire., MoV I .
fHpeeiill) Htdlvfew fchon cloned
Aiuy with nix niaiu;ii"ri rrotn
thn Sth erode, itidudint: Mollie
llelmn, Oib-U Udli-. Helen Hweet.
May PleM. RvmpH N'-wbry and
liny nt ford Newhouue.
1 '
'PORTLAND KEEPS
UP VICTORIES
Plll!TI.ANI. (in
The fast reviving
May 31. -tV)
orthind I Micks
made it five straight from
; land today, winning S to 5
i I!.
Oak-
ii. i:.
. ' Oakland .".
I ; Portland S
it;
I l
17 l
l.oin- l
Andrews. IHinmvlch and
banll; Walters and Palm.
llollyw.
' San l-'r
i Vde.
i:. ii. v.
al
1
Page
nebsky
and Severeiil
.inn ;
t.llMI 1
i -
Hollywood ....
San Krancisen
it ii
it. n.
7 1 4
S -II
I-:.
Wel.el and
Peiiebsky.
P.assler; .laeobs and
It.
ii. I-:
.MiMsions
Los Angeles
T. 1'Hlette.
I iofmanu,
and I lannab.
7
7 I
. S 12
I louglas,
n-e; i
Kuolt. and I
rue, Itallou j
Saerament4i ....
Scatt e
j Keating and
Korreani.
'
SAI.K.M. Ore
1 lausen
May III UV) Tb
Willamette University baseball
team Won the third game of the
series from Whltnuin Colleg.' b'"e
i today by a. score of 7 tit 11. Willam
ette won the Northwest conterence
title Friday.
Tho Scare
!. II.
Whitman Jl l 3
Willamette 7 fi l!
Hat tei-les: Jrecn and Thomas;
ScaleH and f'ardinat.
i lii,If, received for surfacing
lti'i'-l'leasant Valley section f
fegon Trail.
lia
Old C El It Y S I. K
A BEST -SELLER
mnv improver.
Six-t'vliiitlcr aulomoliilc viiltio reaches its
1930 pcuk in the finer I)v Soto Six ail
even better eur at n lower price than
that famous I)e Soto Six which broke all
sales records for a first-year cur anil
spread its huge success over 22 months
without a singlii chungc in design, engi
neering or price. To improve u record
breaking car to laukc a beautiful ear
smarter utid more luxurious and at tho
same time lower the price that is real
accomplishment.! The improved DcSoto
WORTHY
Corner 8th & So.
sy. raajMMi'tn $59o .
FOR WORLD TITLE
Interest is continuing to grow1
in the world's championship
w rotting match al the armory to-
morrow evening between Yaqul :
.'oe, Sonora. Mexico, Indian and j
Henry Jones. 1'rovo. 1'tah. title '
holder. Jones has a good chance
of losing the bell now on display ;
at Jirowu's and is determined to 1
I,
two straight falls from the
1 challenger. :
i Herb 1 1 wen, promoter, hiis the !
; following ni say concerning i he
1 Itout: i
i "Yatii Joe came to Oregon last '
, year unknown and now is the t
: greatest drawing card in the coun-;
: try. When up here before he
j wrestled Wildcat I 'etc before one
i of the largest houses ever drawn'
land in a red hoi thriller Joe. when!
apparently all in came out and I
' gave I 'etc t he prettiest "Sohnen- j
i berg" I have ever seen and there-J
j by winning the belt. There never!
was a pmuder Indiiin than ,lm
! that night. Since then however. ;
he h:id lost it and It has come
ne to jienry .Jones unit llie j
son foi- Joe's t rip was to gel i
hauce at that belt. Just after I
match in .Medfnrd Joe went)
Yakima and there wrestled be-1
if
fore a big house. winning the
, ma,l'u ,m' ,,r tlu' meat
' l'n,v-v'' Indinns who attended in
i ii if i rioe. joe nas neen taking
la iiiihs of road work every morn
ing and ihe way he runs them
is beautiful to see. In the evening1
he takes a good hard workout and
then a warm bath to loosen up
j hl muscles. There is nothing
slow ahoul Joe and he trains hn.d
jail Ihe time. Henry Jones has a
.whip wrist lock that just turns
a man right on his head ami hoy
how it hurts. I have seen hini
I throw a num. keep right ahold
of the wrist, pull him up and
1 hrfiw him again, pull up and
throw again for two or three
times more and by that time he
looks like a rag doll that has
been thrown around by a terrier.
The first time he nnd Joe met
Joe said "no get" but when the
first fall came Jones put that old
wrist lock on and turned Jon right
on bis head with a pop that you
would have thought would hn ve
broken bis heck. J In pulled him
to his feet and flopped him twice
more and that was enough; he
t urned Ills shoulders to the mat
ami received the fall. Joe says
t hat he "no mon get" nnd true
to his word Joiich never got it .
the rest of the match although he
tried for it. Itul there is no real
defense for it and Jones Is liable
to get It any time and If he does,
watch for a fall.
In the special event the pop
ular Med ford boy Kay l-Ylshy, will
! meet Joe (ialligar of Ihe town of
t'orvallis, I'Vishy Is learning a ml
practicing many new holds and
soon it will be hard to get any
body who can beat hhn."
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