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aiEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1933 Knockouts Will Be Order of Evening 'in Tonights Fight Card Near The Top BATTLERS KEYED Sanderson 131 176 164 63 ELECTRIC TEST FOR Go With Firpo His Goal White 187 Handicap 63 PAGE TWO 63 385 204 159 31 F( P Main Eventers Promised Go With Young Firpo In Near Future Semi- Windup : Pits Classy Pair Of Boys. - lonliht'i Fight Une-up Main Ewnt, Rounds Roman Streat, 183 lbs, ts. Jack McCarthy. 174 1U. fieml-H'Indup, 8 Rounds Jommy Compagns, UB lbs.. Tony Ortls, 130 lbs. .0 Erfnt. 4 RoUndS Bob Irwin. 133 lbs., n. Frankla Roberts. 139 lbs. preliminary, 4 Rounds Flash McCann, 141 lbs., vs. Boy Harris. 140'j lbs - ' Knockout are expected to be the order of the evening at the Armory tonight In the menu of fisticuffs spread for volley fans by Promoter Mack LIMard. All the battlers from the main event between Jack Mc Carthy and Roman Streat down to the rtirtaln raisers, Plash McCann and , Roy Harris, have declared they are , going to win from the first bell and that means somebody Is ticketed for a trln to dreamland before the resin dust settles. . - fUiht colored nujrills ' nmaa frnm IIU.h With formidable record of forty fights in the past year , without a knockdown, on tna owior hand Fighting Jack asooanny i known to pack a wallop .which can .n. r hwn. nn It lands. The winner of the six-round main event la scheduled for a go with Young .Firpo in the near future, according to Lillard. who plana to onng m a m h.ra fnr a hout. . Besides the top spot event a classy eml-wlndup has Been caraea wiin Jlm.-ny Compagne, Chlloquln, and fV.n ffrla Klamath Falls. Contin uing their argument started here some time ago in an Elks club smok er. . . A special event will pit Bob Irwin, ahlfry Klamath Falls puncher and Frankle Roberts, Keno pride while Clash McCann, Prospect, will swap aooka with Roy Harris, Phoenix, in a four-round curtain-raiser. Theopenlng gong- will sound at 8-.80 p m. and with the prevailing 'oargaln prices a huge crowd is ex Sntui n.v th Armorv for the re- eurn of boxing to the Mcdford ring. BULLDOG JACKSON -f ' ' ! V - SALEM, April 13 (AP) Bulldog Jackson of Portland won a welter weight wrestling match from Bobby Novak of Flint, Mlch here last night after Novak refused to be .warded the bout on a foul. No furniture welldlng was done aa had been In the two previous bouts here,, but the match was not tame and Jackson vented his spleen In asides to the audience. Novak took one fall with his figure four hold and Jackson won the other two with hammerlocks. Robin Reed of Reedsport and Cy clone Mackey of Seattle, both welt erweights, went to a no-fall draw In another bout. FOR COLLEGE RUNNERS SEATTLE, April 13. (AP) Some thing new in track competition for freshman athletes of the northern division Pariric coast conference schools will be attempted next month when telegraphic meets will be held to give the young athletes a chance to perform. Trimming of expenses caused the elimination of the regularly sched uled freshmsn meets this year and the telegraphic plan was adopted. JACK MCCARTHY, 174 pound puncher who will meet Roman Streat In the main event on tonight's Armory right card has traded hooks and Jabs with the best and In his several bultles here has proved a sure-fire croud pleaser. A win for McCarthy tonight wlU put him In line for a go with Young Firpo, Idaho terror who will be brought here soon by Pro moter Milan! due to popular demand by local fans. BARTENDING NO JOB FOR WOMEN SAY MIX 0 LI GISTS . By Morris Watson. NEW YORK, April 13. (AP) Bar maids? Never I Until the last mug la scuttled, the Bartenders Union will stand on a principle: The hand that rocks the cradle ahall never tap the beer keg. ., "Talte women Into " the union?' snorted' President John Specials of Local No.' 8, his expression one of horror. "Thoy've got no business be hind a bar!" . "Just Imagine" he waved his hand "Just imagine a woman going Into the ice box and rolling a keg around. No, ahe couldn't atand it." That bartending had gone out of saloons and Into a lot of strange places, President Specials was willing to accept. But whether beer comes from a soda fountain, a corner fruit- Julce atand, a restaurant counter, or a fire hose, his union will never con sent to a feminine tap on the bung or a feminine draw of the suds. The union, since the legalization of beer last week, haa received and filed ISO new applications. we are picking our new mem bers," said Specials. "They've got to be able to tap beer correctly and draw It properly. There's only a small per centage of profit In beer ind proprlotora can't afford to waste any." ARE CALLED SLACKERS ROME. (AP) Italian wearers of natty English tweeds and smart Parts gowns have become "slackers" In the latest fascist press campaign. rne Koman dally "Qiornale d'ltalla" opened an onslaught against "certain moneyed elements who apend their clothe allowances abroad to Italy's moral and financial loss." other newspapers picked it up. unless tne "unpatrlotlo traffic I stopped "Olornals d'ltalla" threatens to publish lints of offenders. EARLY KNOCKDOWN PORTLAND, Or., April 13. Iff, Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, holder of the N. B. A. featherweight title, was awarded a, decision over Andy Bundy of Portland m the apeedy 10 round main event of last night 'a fight program here. Miller's title was not at stake. Each weighed 127. Miller clearly earned the decision, but his margin of victory was large ly made in the opening and closing rounds. Bundy battled the N. B. A. champion on about even terms In the rounds between. The Cincinnati fighter floored Bun dy for a count of nine In the first round. The Portlander answered with a volley of blows to the face and body that apparently bad his oppon ent worried in the third and fourth rounds. But while Bundy. apparent ly tired, slowed down In the last two rounds. Miller speeded up, finishing as speedily as he started. Frankle Warneck, 170, won a de cision from Oeorgia Dixon. 187, both of Portland, in the fl-roand seml-windup. Don Fraser, 141, Spokane, was awarded a 8-round - decision from Stanley Kransberg, 141. Cincinnati. Young Harris Wills, 140. Long view. Wash., won a technical knockout over Soldier Van Shaick. 141, Vancouver barracks, in the second of 6 scheduled rounds Sammy Goldman, 116, Cincin nati, and Ernie Peters, 120, Chicago, went four rounds to a draw In the preliminary. IS IE GRANTS PASS. April 12 P Ben Harrison, one of the most ardent fishermen In this locality, brought in a 65-pound salmon Tuesday morning, the largest landed in the Rogue in many years. The fish, which received a warm welcome at Joe Wharton's was land ed after a struggle of an hour and a half by Harrison, who was alone In a boat. The salmon lacks one quarter of an Inch of measuring four feet in length and la a beauty, according to all who took a look at it. On display In the window of Whar ton's Sporting Goods' store the mam moth salmon attracted a great deal of attention. SHOES ACCOUNT HEAT BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Moat of the doga in the cattle country of north Australia are wearing chamois leather shoes. The blistering heat of this summer haa been so unbearable that the doga have been unable to run over the baked earth and herding cattle ,'ias been difficult without the aid of these trained canines. Somebody thought of shoes and now almost all the dogs have their feet encased. - Browning Again Pins Strangler CHICAOO. April 13 (AP) Jim Browning, 930 pounds. Verona. Mo., wrestler, scored another victory over Ed Strangler Lewis. 365 pounds, Los Angeles, here last nlgbt when he threw Lewis with a turnover scls sors In 1 hour S3 minutes. DOC SNELL'S COMEBACK DELAYED BY MEXICAN SEATTLE, April 13. (AP) The comeback campaign of Doc Snell, Seattle lightweight, went Into re verse here Isst night when he was defeated by Bobby Pacho. Los Ang eles Mexican, In a six round boxing bout, WILLAMETTE RALLY DEFEATS MONMOUTH MONMOUTH. April 13. (API Pilfered bases and a fourth Inning rally netted the Willamette Univer sity Bearcat a 6 to S win over the Oregon Normal baseball team here yesterday. a Closing out allk e cloth dresses great bargains from $3 00 to $10.00 ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S. flkln diseases successfully treated 90s Wbarty -Building, Bedford. 694.. 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