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1TEDF0KD irATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TTEDMISDAY, SEPTE3IBER 28, 1932. Gibbs and McGale to Settle Argument in Armory Ring Tonight HECTIC COMBAT mm meet Boasts and Threats Hint Hot ' Action for Main Event- Red Heads to Renew Feud In Semi-Final Bout Jack Olbbs, Medford'e current ring prld. will face on of th hlg-hest hurdles of hU ring career tonight when lie meeta Frisco McOale, col ored Seattle puncher, In the 10-round main event on Promoter Mack Lll lard'a card at the armory. McOal and Olbbs have engaged for aeveral dayi In an exchange of threati and boas La aa to what they Intend to do to each other when the gong aounde, and toe heat en gendered, together with tha known ability of both boya to deal out pun ishing punches, should result In a hectlo combat. In addition to th main event, ring fana will as a pair of old fa vorlt.es, Clrcua Red Howe and Red Hansaker, In a renewal of their per ennial feud over the six-round rout. Thl pair- of sandy-thatched gladi ator never fall to produoe plenty of thrills for th cash customers, aa neither la willing to admit th other la the better man. Three additional bout ar carded, Including a pair of husky tyros, Em erson Babb and Frank Nelson, Jack Slmma of Bams Valley and Court Mitchell and Oharla Norman and Lloyd Barkdoll. A "surprise" bout to open th ahow Is promised by Promoter Llllnrd, with the angle mixed In through the con testant carrying th "nom-de-realn" of "Rowdy Roosevelt" and "Hurri cane Hoover." Advance seat aalea and !ntreat of th fana Indicate tonight's show will b on of th largest drawing cards staged here by Lilian!, w,ho baa been remarkably successful In his paat ef fort to pleas southern Oregon fight followers. fHOW THEV. iSTAim M, rA (By the Associated Press.) W. L. Pet. Portland Hollywood Sacramento San Francisco Lob Angelea Seattle Oakland Mission OPPOSES REPEAL TWIN FALLS, Ida., Sept. 98. () Representative Addison T. Smith, Re publican candidate for re-election, today declared himself "opposed to the outright repeal of the eighteenth amendment without having some bat ter plan to present In It place." His position was atated In a letter to hla Democratic opponent, T. O. Coffin, wayor of Pocatello and advo cate of prohibition repeal, in re sponse to a raqiittt for a definition of his attitude toward the question. I A. 100 77 .870 ,. los so jm as 87 J38 ea 87 .617 03 90 .80S ii 80 SO .407 79 109 .437 aa ii vri. I CANDIDATE You Can Afford a New Range With Prices So Low! Daisy Range A Beautiful Semi-Enameled Model Specially Priced at Another Fine Daisy Model for Wedgewood Semi Enameled, 18-inch Oven. . And Remember . . Your Credit Is Good! WOOD SETTING NEW SPEED RECORD rWr-.i'i-irtii-iiMi--in-ii Oar Wood brought th world's speed beat raeord back te thl United State by sending hi Mis Amsrlca X eatapultlng twlc over measured mil on th 8t. Clair river at Algonsc, Mich., at an ivarag speed of 124.91 atatute mllea an hour. Th former record of 119.78 mile was act In Scotland In July by Kay Don. Abov picture ahow th craft under full (Deed durlno tha record run. (Associated Presa Photo) FOUR WINS FOR FLAG CERTAINTY (By the Associated Press) Portland heud a much firmer grip on the 1932 Coast league pennant after trouncing Seattle, 13 to 3, on the Ducks' home field Tuesday night while th second place Hollywood Stare were dropping a game to Los Angeles. With but six game remaining to be played, Portland needs but four mora victories to become mathemati cally certain of th championship. The Ducks now lead Hollywood by three full games. Seattle waa only two run behind the league leaders until the last half of the seventh Inning, when Almada dropped a fly. Three thicks scored on the mleplay. and before the In ning waa over they had collected seven runs and cinched the game. Hollywood met a costly setback Tuesday night whan tfi Angel cam out ahead In a close 3-to-a game at Los Angelea. With the season almost at an end, the seventh-place Oak and the cel lar Missions suddenly found their batting power Tuesday and began to play winning ball, Oakland wal loped Sacramento, 11 to 9, at Oak land, and the Missions burled San Francisco under a barrage of 18 baa hits to win, 18 to 8. An unusual attraction an Orien ts! pitching duel was announced for the Wednesday game between Sacra mento and Oakland. Le Oum Hong, believed to be the first Chinese to enter organized baseball, will pitch for tha Oaks and will be opposed by Kenso Nuahlda, diminutive Japanese -urler. Quake Destroys Old Monuments ATHENS, Sept. 38. (AP) Many precloua Byzantine monument were reported today deatroyed by the earthquake which hit Greece Mon day night and which la known to have resulted In the deaths of 137 persons. Whole villages were destroyed In th vicinity of Mount Athos. where the monument were broken up. and it waa said It waa still Impossible to determine how many dead were still under the ruins left by the quake. Wis. ml r VnrmOtWK"' ' I MWffeWuM "I ii i YREKA EIDERS EOF By Claude Manke Since their last week's victory over the powerful Redding squad, 7-0, the Yreka team la loklng forward rather optimistically to their game with Medford, to be played on the local field Saturday, October 1. The southern team has about three teams running signals, and will prob ably bring two full onea up here. The squad la much lighter than tee locals, having only one man, tackle, weighing more than 160 pounds, and the whole team averages only about ISO. According to reports, the Redding game was a hard fought one, and ahowed the Yreka eleven in an un expected position, that of victor, for the odda were all against .tier. She now expects to carry off tha north ern California conference title. The following players were out standing In last Saturday's game: Lave Bresoltn, 170-pound letterman and fullback. Is rather well known for hla llne-amasnlng ability, and waa their chief ground gainer: Hea alg, plsylng end, has the advantage of one year C. first string competi tion, and the quarter right half: Smith and Brazil, while light and fast are ahlfty. Both weigh In under 140. The Yreka tackling is handled by Lang, West and Calkins. The Californlana ar coached by Geo. Ouatafson. The tentative lineup for Saturday's game la: Lewt end, Olno Zarotta; left tackle, Lee Lange: left guard, BIU McCoy: center, Ed Sawyers: right gard, Dominic Favero; ' right tackle, P. West; rlrht end, Hesslg; quarter back, Charlea Smith; right half, John Favero: right half, Wilfred Brazil: fullback, Lave Bresolln. Antl'Vivisection Prize Is Offered OAKLAND, Cel., Sept. 98. ) The Latham foundation for the promotion of humane education announced to day the creation of an annual award of 81,000 to the author of the best newspaper editorial, atory or cartoon against the practice of vivisection in the United States, $399s $4500 WEBF0015 FACE T I Santa Clara, Conqueror of California, Will Invade Eu gene Oregon State to Play Stanford at Portland By RUSSELL J. NEWTANO (Associated Tress Sports Writer) SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 37 (AP) With preliminary engagement behind them, eight of the ten members of the Pacific coast conference will line up this week-end In gsmea bearing o j the 1093 championship. The opening battle In the annual scramble for the major circuit title will take place Friday night at Los Angeles with Coach Leo Calland'a Uni versity of Idaho Vandals opposing Bill Spauldlng's University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles Bruins. Idaho Now Powerful. Not much of a factor In conference play for several aeasons, Idaho gave indications of going somewhere this year by administering a 40-0 trounc ing to Whitman last Saturday. U. O. L. A. likewise made a atrong lmpres. ston In It non-conference test last week with a 38-0 victory over th cslirorma Aggies. Saturday'a outstanding battle will pit southern California's Trojans, 1031 conference champions, against Wash ington State's Cougars. The northern eleven will bring to Los Angeles a new-found power that saw It crush College of Idaho, 40-0 last week-end The Trojan, favorites to defend their championship, also opened their sea son In convincing fashion with a 38-0 defeat of university of Utah. In running the Utea Into the ground. Coach Howard Jones' Trojans revesled a swift - breaking offense, built around a set of speedy backiteld men. O. 8. C. Meets Stanford. Two oonteste In the northwest will bring Stanford and Oregon State to gether at Portland with Washington and Montana In their traditional con ference opener at Seattle. Stanford defeated University of San Francisco, by a 33-0 acore. Washington and Montana posted victories In their first games, non-conference affaire, the former beating tha atrong Oonzaga eleven, 19-7, and Montana taking the Anaconda club down the line, 35-0. The other conference member, California and Oregon, face non-conference opposition. Oregon's game at Eugene will be one of the focal polnta for coast fans, a the Web footer take on University of Santa Clara, conqueror last Saturday of California, by a 13-0 ecore. flroncos Win Fans. California, aa one of the teams to best for the conference title, was out classed from start to finish by the smoothest-functioning eleven ever to wear the colon of Santa Clara. As a result of the victory, the Bronco won over many supporters who believe they will topple Oregon In the forth coming encounter. Last Friday night, Oregon defeated Pacific, 38-0. With the defeat by Bant Clara et. pected to act. as a whip lssh. Cali fornia will take on an old-time oppo nent, the San Francisco Olympic club, Saturday at Berkeley. Bridge Playing Wives May Win Winter's Spuds OATEWAT, Ore., Sept. 38. fl) Central Oregon bridge players who known their vegetables stand to win their winter's supply of the same, If an idea Introduced by Mrs. C. M. Kennedy of Gateway galna populir acceptance. At a bridge party honoring the birthday of Mrs. Edward Bolter of Gateway Saturday, the players found their acore cards decorated with po tatoes. The winners were awarded prizes of beet and squashes. The finest vegetable grown In the garden of each participant waa presented to the honor guest. And the featured delicacy of the refreshment waa a potato cake. 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C. nettcori, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, during Lucty Siriit program, Deer Hunter Kills White Horse Under Rider Among Trees HEPPNER. Ore.. Sept. 38. $) An unidentified hunter Saturday mistook a pure white horse for a deer and shot the horse out from under Jay Hlatt. Hlatt was riding through a clear ing In the timber In the mountains near Heppner. A hunter on a nearby ridge fired three tlmea, one bullet killing the horse, which, aa it fell, pinned Hlatt by one leg. The hunter disappeared when Hlatt cried out. Hlatt was severely bruised. Beagle BEAOLE. Sept. 38 (Spl.) Orand. ma Parka waa leader at the Friendly Neighbors meeting September 18. The regular lesson waa taken up and a special song given by Mr. and Mrs. Orsnt and son Donald. Mr. Surouse led the meeting Sunday evening. An instrumental duet by Lortng and Merrill Martin, a song by Grandma Parks and a song and Instrumental music by Mr. Sprouse and Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. The birthday greet ings for the month of September were extended to Donald Grant and Mrs. Sanderson. Mr. and Mra. R. H. Seegmlller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Seegmtller snd Grand ma Parks spent September 18 st the home of Mrs. Seegmlller'a brother, A. B. Williams of Medford. Sunday gwita at the Luke Ryan home were Mrs. V. Schafer and daughters of Table Rock, Mra. Dur ham and daughtera of Griffin creek. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nellson, MUs Nana Matney and Mr. and Mrs. McGowan of Medford, Mr. and- Mra. Bert cor. then of Portland. Lawrence Sanderson, who took backset after an appendicitis opera' tlon, is reported Improving the last few days. Mrs. Inch, the county school super visor, visited our school Frldsy. New adjustable curtains have been put on the windows at the school house and are a great Improvement over the old ones. Jack Edler la spending several weeks on Lake creek' with his father Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Edler and fam worn PRESIDENT...THE ily, BIU and Jack Edler, Walter Frey. 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