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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1931)
Fast Grapplers JONES, LYNESSC MEET IN ilNr EVENT ON CARD . j , i i i ; i t Former '.World's Champion Here From Utah for Shot at LVness-i-Elliott Meets Brcese. Tho fuluro of wrisllliiK IjcuiIh In M-dfurd will uVprml much mi ilu: iurl tho Henry .luncs-Uuy Lyness mutih at tho armory will rccolvo lolilKlit- M'l'b Owiin Iiuk KOllO tO CtlMUIrillllo I'XIM'II.HO :o bring Jonos to iMi'ilford from l lali ond wan forced lo poft a i?ood fciiiii nntoo for bynt's to Ih-Iiik hint down from Svnttlc. wluru ho nu.inliMl an one of tho IIk shuts In the woltorweiKht division. JnlK-s is the ox-world's junior champion In his division and la.it tho tltlo hero yevunil months ago in a matoll with Ynqul Joe, Honors ; Indian, who held It only n fhon i time before logins It to Wildcat l'eto of KUBfiie. It has charmed hands several times wince It w is won by I'ete. It Is now held by Wulno Kctonon and If attendance is good tonlKht. It l pussllilo a championship match may Im hold hero in a short time. It Is also probable some of Ike heavyweights, Including Hob Kruno. John Froborir, Dr. Karl Harpolls and Charles Han sen may bo brought down at later dutos. Jones Has Tot Hold Tonight's card will show some of tho fastest and most skilful wrestling seen in Medford this sea son, and Jones' famous whip wrist lock will probably be brought into useful action. Joncn has spem years perfecting the hold and if onco securely obtained, it usually results in a fall for tho holder. Lynoa Is up on all tho lato holds and is adept in guarding against tho whip and may uso a few him soir. Karl Hreeso, eastern Oregon mat man, ; will mako thing Interesting for Harry 'Klllott, Kugono, in the first ovont of tho ovonlng. fllroeso has a long list of vlotorteB to tolB credit' In tho oasturn part of. tho stato and believes' Elliott will bo another stopping slono In Ills as cent of tho laddor of wreatllnlg fame Elliott Is 0. former wrestling coach at tho University of Oregon tnd has a general knowledge of holds which may provo Urease's undoing. Tho card will begin promptly at 8:30. Thero aro no reserved seats and tho first como will bo first served, E BALTIMORE Fob. 18. Tho Ilnltlinoro atadlum la nvalliiblo for u Rttmo horo Nov. 21 botwoon Oro Kon Btnto collego anil Western Miuyluntl, (ho Halt I more Hun wild toddy. Tho pit per (lid not revolt I lift authority. Tho purk boitnl 10 ti IrolH (ho Htadlum. The (Into Imd previously been fixed for tho annual cIiihIi between (wo rival city high net. on In, ami IiIrIi school nupporlora opponrd tho chungo of duto ftftor It Imd been learned Oregon Htuto had boon offered tho Woatcrn Mary land gamo. tildentSTplay Nf.W YOKK. I'Yb. William Tatnm Tlldon, noro than n dvrado u IK. (VP) L'nd, for dominant figure in International umateur tennis. 11111 lies his professional de but against tho crack Czoch, Karel KoEclnh, In Madison tiquuru ttar deu tonight. Under tho promotion of Jack Curlcy. wrestling Impresario extra ordinary . Tlhlen and Kozoluti will rlnsh In a fivo-set bIiikIcs match as tho headline attraction of a pro gram In which Tllden's "fldus achates," 1'runeis T. Hunter, and tho young Clilcagoan. lOmmetl l'aro, also will partlclpato. 4 I LIST DWINDLING YANKEE HOLDOU I 1 . : NHW) YOIIK, J'-eh. 18. M") Tho New York Yankees' hold-out list had dwindled to two I.yn Ijiry. shortstop, and bum llyrd, outfield er. Latest to como to terms are Herb 1'rnnock and Johnny Allen, pitchers, l'rnnock, tho smart southpaw, has been In the major leagues slnca 1911! but still can fool opposing batsmen consistent ly, lie will be 17 years old tomor row. Allen Is a lluoklo right-hander obtained by the Yankees from Jersey City of the International league. ;t ,j t '.'''. Mat Mentor i . e '' '' "I si ; 't.::;m:i.rr.- WtW(iir?fflt1ii'. ifid iliissssmiiii, u , ma J HWW 1IAIIRV KM.IOTT, fanner wrctlliif? roach nt Vnlvcrslly of ttpon will exr ha litre Krlw imd (CnuuiH witli Vmv Breeze of eastern Oregon In n doublo mat bill lit tho Armory toiiiKht imdcr promo Ifmi of llerli Owen, With Rod and Gun By Erne it Rottel and Dick Green With hunting u thing of the pant for tho present season, local gunners aro turning their atten tion toward trap shooting at the Medford (Jun club where weekly S u n d a y uttendaneo In showing gradual growth. Quite a number wero present 1;ihI Sunday, not only from Medford but from the surrounding vicinity. Several good scores wero ma do and Improve ment was noted In the scores o' otlHTH. Next Sunday Is expected to sen another large gathering at the club. Scores were reported as fol lows: t. Vt, Had a Kain Jennings 4 Kd Pease 4 4 T. J. Knright 4 it. foleman I- Morrlrt 4l Harold lllddlo 41 IMek l'.elden US Hank Croisant -1 S Kd Lamport 4S Win. Itates 47 Kred Hull 47 Sid Newton 47 tlrover Youngs 47 li. 10. Vllson , .... I'het Hubbard .14 K. K. WHnon V. I touch 22 ,i. i.ittei :is .1. Knight a 7 I'ete I'oineroy Illi lan Shuss lt; fl rover Youngs 17 Harold Itldtlle 17 C. Kails I I The Ashland (inn club Is also In the midst of a bony season and has hcn keeping traps busy on tho aii port two miles south ot Ashland, There are unite u num ber of good shooters in the tlran U City and it is possible an i nt v--city meet may be held be fore long. Alarm is spreading throughout tho t on n try over tho obvious shortage of tho quail crop and the. (lopb tion of wtldtow I prin cipally duck, according ' to re port to the American ame as sociation. Huntcrt lln'inselves are clamoring for remedial measuroK to save the capMnV stock, and In sure as nearly as po.ssilde the fu ture of itn'so species. "Quail short agp his atfocteil Teiihosnre. Maryland. V I r g I n I a, ihtush set-tors nf liulniana end Texas, it nd tin far north ii the bakeil tirran nf 1iool, Kon- ucky. HIiuoiM, Ohio and lmliana," Nash Ittn kiuhaiA. executive see rctnry of the Ameriian V. nd Ktwl ers, who has Just completed a survey. oi. lnou;ht sad lUtctul nnt conditions m glvon as the euuse. Wildfowl Hie ! ftectd " arEProrcfl iratr; - . Slated Will Perform by nine! reported tho same conditions and very scarce. Mr. Ihtrklnffham also' recom mended that sufficient uuthoiily bo Riven Htato pimo department! to mako regulations to meet all Htieh emerKcncles. BportHmen 1" TenncHseo desired to close tho nca Mon on (limit but tho utato same dapurtment was powerless to do so as such authority rests in the legislature only. Mr. Buckingham would malto such delegation of authority permanent. "Utile. If any dew. arid water courses, drv nonds. dearth of rlltfd-heuring Insects, shriveled for n ire. over-ex nosu re. furred und feathered predators, nil wrought dlro havoc. Whllo covles perish ed from eating utHenlc-killed in sects or poisoned dow. Nested fgg clutches wero found contain ing baked remnants of forming bird life." Mr. Buckingham said In enumerating causes for the bird nnd wildfowl shortage 'I'lie Uitiiiihy bowlers bolsterptl their oily leamio staiiiilliK last nlRlit with a' three-Kama vlelory over MonlKoinery Vard. Watson antl Kahrlrk lurneil in gume of I'Ui anil ''0I respeetlvely. .MiiUuril Iionie.slUf I.auiHlry lut Slid 3r! To'l Newland. Noel U7 lf.4 BIO Walmin. l,eo...H;l IS'J 202 S 47 Heath, lilll 155 14!) LIS 442 Klhrlek, lileli. lfil 2111 1S4 Til!! Moore, ,11m 141 1 .VI 127 428 llandleaii 6 63 (i:if lS'J SSS (HI 9 S77 261.5 SloiilfitMiiory-Wnrtl 1st 2nd 3rd To'l Johnson. II 14!l ISit ir.4 II.". 132 1 44 105 itil 131 !ll 122 120 1115 741 4 11 9 482 Klnley, It. ...111 4 ...1111 ...12u ...173 ....111.1 S47 fhfrin, I. Itatetiuin, Amh'es. 1. Iluilillcaii .115 379 437 315 2427 i:rt;i:.i;. ne.. ivi. 19. tUeion eoniitletely outelas'd Ida ho In the second of their - basket ball series, 42 to 21, hero last nlKtit oTter Idaho made the-first sem e of I lit, iiame, the Webfoots rolled up IS points befiirc. th Vandals scored itKiitn. The seoro stood 21 to K for Oregon at the half. Wlien the Hovro reaehed 41 to 17. Coaeh Jirlnhart yanked his regulars and m'Hl In nil entire llew team. oreuon meets (lri'Kon Stato here Saturday nlKht. TO PUGET COLLEGE TAt'tiMA. Wush.. Feb. I S. A) Itoy Sandberg. aMslntunt fouttuitl coach nnd freshman basketball coach nt Washington Stato college, today was named athletic coach at the rollege of Tuget Sound for 1931-a:, It was Announced by Ir. Kdwnrd H. Todd, president of the college. ns tribune, arenfroiw, -I-lJ"- for Appearance at Armory CENTRAL POINT TO Pointers . Seek . Revenge in Conference Clash Irish Suffer Setback at Hands of Talent. Thursday evening t. Mary's will play tho Central Point aggregation In tho Central Point gymnasium in a conference game. Thla should be a good battle an Central Polm has been hard at work, practicing against a defenso euch as tho iSl. Mary's team uses. In their last ckuih St. Mary's won by a close score and Centrul Point la out for revenge. -The fit. Mary's girls will again tackle the Central Point girls in the preliminary. Tho gamo will start promptly at 7:30. Talent Wins St. Mary's and Talent tangled Monday jiight in a hard-fought game, Talent winning 29 to a. The game was fa.st from start to finish. St. Mary's leading In the first half 21 to 13. The seeoid half was dis astrous for the Bt. Mary's boys an they failed to connect with tho basket. Tho Talent aggregation wero on, and throwing beautiful baskets from tho center of the floor and wero able to forgo ahead of the St. Mary's lead. The last three AND SAINTS PLAY THURSDAY ...one of 56 health officials from 56 different points approving Cremo's crusade against spit or spit-tipping. j. j r it . Every smoker, every wife whose ',t husband smokes cigars, should read Drv Emerson's letter. "Who arc llic friends of 'Spit' ?" YOU MAY WELL ASK THIS QUESTION WHEN 56 IMPORTANT HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN SO STRONGLY AGAINST THE EVILS OF SPIT OR SPIT-TIPPING. Dr. Emerson writes s "Any . . . campaign . . against the use of human sputum . protects public health." The war against spit is a crusade of decency. Join it...Smoke Certified Cremo a really wonderful smoke - mild - mellow - nut sweet I Every leaf entering the clean, sunny Cremo factories is scientifically treated by methods recommended by the United States Department of Agriculture. oRi - noy, Wednesday, minutes of I'tay was tho morit t li r II linn een by followers of both teams with tho fans In one continu al uproar. Talent and tit. Mary's uko tho K.11110 defense and both bad trouble in getting through for close baakot ahuotlntf, so both reverted to the lonser shots. St. Mary's lrU won 24 to 11 from the younff lad fen of the Tal t'nt high school. At no titno wore tho HI. Mary's girls In danger of RATZLAFF TO WIN IHHITLANU, Ore., Feb. 19 T Gorilla Jones. Akron, Ohio, mid dleweight, won an .easy ten-round decision over Herman Katzlaff, Minot.tX. D., hero last night. Jones, one of tho really great middle weights in the country blasted away at the Minot "Iron man" until his hands hurt and his urms were numb. Although outweighed eight pounds, Jones outboxed . and out slugged Katzlaff all tho wuy. In two or three rounds be had the tierman staggering, but tho latter never stopped. Lightning ISddie Thonins of Bcl llngham showed Kddio Volk, Port land, too many gloves in their lx round semMvlndup and received the unanimous decision of the judges. Thomas weighed 133, Volk 138. Jimmy I-'1 . Chinese southpaw lightweight, floored Joe Dagutis three times in the first round and took the four-round decision. Asks DR. MARK L. Health 11 tektu:akv is, m PELICANS PLAN VOCAL TRICK 10 FUSS" LOCALS Jabbering During Game Aimed to ; Distract . Man , With Ball Referee May Foil Plans. Klamath Fa lis high school bas ketball team has high hopes of de feating the Medford squad Friday night on the Klamath lloor. and thereby becoming a factor In tho Southern Oregon conference race, now approaching the final lajra. To unhorse tho Uurghcrltcs the Pelicans havo evolved what they cull a "talking offenso and de fense." This consists of Jabbering throughout tho game und saying Inconsequential things at critical stages to attract the attention of the man with tho ball. The "talk ing offense" was tried In tho Klam ath gamo here, but a couple of penalties caused Its speedy aban donment." Tho rules hold that basketball Is' a game of tho eye, hand and foot, nut the en' und tho vocal organs, and If the -referee does his .duty tho IFrlday night gamo will not bo a young oratorical contest. (lay Stay Not Vluy . It is highly probable that Charles (Chuck) Clay, who pulled a tendon last Friday night, will not bo in the game although he will be taken along. His place wilt be filled by Hammack or 3. Harrington. The: o Officer, Oakland t- CI0, 0. Vmt n&nv I f CMtlsBon, I i P" for R 1 becau. t i. X P'S' T" "y utw far k Certified HJJ.il . . . THE GOOD 51 CIGAR THAT AMERICA NEEDED Teetotalers Not Superior Athletes Says Old Coach LONDON. Feb. 18. VP) In all! his years as a rowing coach In tho United States, Gus Nlckalls, fam ous Oxford oarsman, declared In a letter printed today, drinking ath letes showed their superiority overy time over teetotalers. The letter was his contribution to the controversy which bogan when Tndy Astor told tho house latter went groat guns last Saturday night, but boforo that was handi capped by a tendency to "run wild" and be nervous. If Harrington lias found himself he will be hard to catch as ho is a natural basket shooter. Hammack is not as good a shot as Harrington, but Is stead ier in tho pinches. Coach Burgher will take alon? both squads and all will seo action either against Klamath or in tho Saturday night game with Chilo quin at Chiloquin. If Medford wins Friday night they will need but one gamo of the Ashland series to cinch tho title. The defeat by Klamath Falls last week of the Lithium put a severe crimp in their program and has roused their fighting spirit and they have started intensive drill for the Medford series. - Fights Last Night (By tlio Associated I'ress) J5T. IPETEHSBUR'G, fla. Bat tling Burt Finch, St. Petersburg, and Harold Scarney, Youngstown, O., drew (10). M T EMERSON California C'TVC OAKLAND CALIFORNIA Y ',. "TOBfi ith th wrA s w word "iBit. lr year. . ... v.... j V 1 U lomghtf of commons that England lost on tho cricket field becauso her play era drank. "In my own experience ns an oarsman over 25 years," Mr. Nick alls wrote, "I was never beaten by a teetotaler. I represented my country in my forty-second year and I drank all the alcohol, wlno and beer I could buy, twg- or bor row." L TAMP TILT ASHLAND, Ore.. Feb. 18. I, (Sill.) Tho Kastorn Oregon Nor mal school baakctball tcaTn met defeat last night in Ashland at tho hands or Southern Oregon Is'or mul school by a scoro of 31 to 28 in a gamo marked with good of fensive and defensivo tactics by the Ashland quintet. Tho victors took tho lead early In the gamo and held it until the closing gun. , Pal Lancaster, Ashland stav, was removed from the gamo before tho end of tho first half becauso of personal fouls. KETCHELL TO FIGHT AT MERRILL FRIDAY KL.AMAT1I FALLS. Ore., Feb. 18 VP) Wesloy Ketchell, San Fran cisco middleweignt, and Romeo Lemon, 18 year old boxer from Sun Diego, have been matched for a ten round bout at Merrill Friday . 11 night. ji In) . . In this period of cold weather and cracked lips, above all Insist en a cigar free of the tplt germ. CO .(
