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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1933.
ITI
REAL THREAT ON
BATTINGJALENT
Club Which Experts Failed
to Figure in Big League
Picture Outhitting All
Other Major Aggregations
FRISBIE GETS ULTIMATUM
FOR GO WITH BELCASTRO
By HI'OH . FTLLERTOV, JO.
Associated Pre sports Writer
Th Chicago White Sox, a club
which did not "figure1 to go any
where at all In the American league
this year, haa responded to Owner
Lou Comlfikey's lavish outlay of cash
for new playing talent by assuming
a distinctly threatening attitude to
ward the leaders.
It still la too early to say how far
the Sox will go, but the fact remains
that so far they have outhlt every
other major league club by & wide
margin and have climbed to the dizzy
heights of second place. It was more
or less expected that their atlckwork
.would Improve with the acquisition
of Al Simmons, Mule Haas and Jlm-
my Wykes from the Athletics, but no
one counted on the Sox getting
enough pitching to-mnke the clout
ing useful.
Pitchers Also Good
In six games, the pale Hose have
confounded the critics who held that
attitude not only by pounding out
63 hits for 35 runs but by producing
several hurlera who could hold their
own and win game, even when the
opposition wasn't overpowered.
Yesterday, Ted Lyons turned In a
three-hit masterpiece. Only one ;
game so far has been lost through
failure of the mound department.
Lyons, making hi second start In
a comeback campaign after two bad
seasons, pitched almost perfect ball
and the Sox turned back the St. Louis
Browns, 8 to 0.
., In the only other game played yes
terday, the Brooklyn Dodgers dis
played some more of the smart base
ball with w.htch they have been amaz
ing the National league to take
10-lnnlng decision from the Boston
Braves, 3 to 1.
Promoter Mack LUlard today Issued
an ultimatum to Ray Prlsble, Med
ford's grappling fireman, that the
local boy must either accept the chal
lenge of Pete Belcaatro for a bout
with the gloves or forget hla grudge
against the Sacramento Italian as -no
more wrestling matches between the
two will be carded nere.
The pair have met twice on the
grunt and grimace basis and have
used everything on eaoh other except
the ring posts. The bellicose Belcastro
wantt to settle the matter with the
gloves Llllard Is nothing loath to
stage the affair but Insists It be con
ducted strictly according to boxing
commission rules. Prtrfbie seemingly
hss a healthy respect for the Italian's
known experience In the leather push
ing racket and would rather wrestle.
Tlis local smoke-eater has until to
morrow to make up his mind and
should he accept the challenge a hec
tic evening Is In prospect. Ray is i
big, rangy lad, fast and tough and
despae Inexperience with his "dukes"
couM undoubtedly give a good ac
count of hlmMlf against the chunky
Calhornlan. Friends of prlsble are in
hopes he will agree to box Belcastro
and in the words of the ring "tear
his can off."
According to Li Hard, If the match !i
staged he will have Jack McCarthy
light-heavyweight boxer on hand aa
a substitute referee and city and state
police at the ringside armed with tear
gas to guard against any attempt to
make the affair other than an ortho
dox boxing bout.
WHITE WINS NOD
TO UPSET DOPE
i' The flmlth-Elwood bowling duo
'made a strong blt Tuesday night for
the weekly prices In the Elks doubles
;tourny rolling 1169 for high match
I'total and 403 for high alngle game.
i'Oeorge Ends, one of the lodge alley
'.not toppled 888 pln In hla three
;gamOT for Individual honors,
i" Scores: .
DeVoe ; I,,,',,. 173 107 187
ISherwood ... IBS laa 183
(Handicap .; 91 j ji
348 3B0 380
liEada
ioilbert
iHandloap
, 180
140
80
304
140
30
398 374 387
Kelly ..
Bowman
Handicap a.w
Smith .
'Blwood
119
117
43
131
171
48
381 337 398
: Handicap
187
143
. S3
187
183
83
883 403 398
Jack Wills, highly touted colored
lad from California took a neat past
ing at the hands of Herb White, local
lad, in their alx round main event at
the Armory last night, and had tho
fight gone much farther would un
doubtedly have been on tho receiv
ing end of a knockout punch. White
upset the "dope" with one of the
cleverest exhlbltlona of hla meteoric
career, carrying the fight to the negro
from the opening bell and landing
straight left frequently which had his
dusky opponent baffled.
Wills had a shade In a couple of
early rounds but White shot home a
ahort right to the solar plexus which
took much of the snap out of his ad
versary along about the middle or
the r-acas and from then on the little
home town boy was master of the sit
uation. Eddie Jonas, Ashland Normal school
studvnt gave a fancy exhibition of
fisticuffs In his eeml-wlndup affray
with Oort Mitchell, stalwart Medford
man, Referee Lea Weiss declaring thai
bout a draw. Jonas spotted Mltche l
a bit In weight and danced about bis
stocky opponent like a ballet maste:
but ran Into several solid punches
which slowed him down and Mitchell
looked good In the closing rounds.
Johnny Bell, elongated Klamath
battler, had Flash McCannt Prospect
pride In a bad way from the starting
gong In their four rounder McOann
was out-aclenoed and out-reached but
not out-gamed. Despite the fact that
he wrJi practically out on his feet af
ter the first frame when ho was
knocked down, the Prospect lad kept
boring in and gave one of the gamest
exhibitions seen here in many a moon.
Bell was given the decision.
In a four-round ourtaln ralaer Roy
Harris, ohuuky Phoenix boy won the
nod over carl crapo, Klamath Palls.
The pair threw leather at each other
until both were in a state of exhaus
tion. Few of the haymakers landed
and It was probably Just as well aa
the' powerful swings which were
launched by both boys would have
laid n elephant low had they land'
ed.
Orr end Alenderfer led last week's
prize winners In the Elks' dc-bles
bowling tournament, and again rolled
in great form at the club alleys Wed
nesday evening, toppling 1170 pins
or nign matcn total and 430 pins
for high single game.
Rolling 348, the highest alngle
game yet rolled In the tournament,
Bert Orr woe Individual star with a
total or 008 pin
Score:
U1-2,
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 30. (AP)
CATTLE. 60: calves, 10: steady.
HOOa. 460: steady to firm.
SHEEP and LAMBS, 593; steady.
Pruitt .
Strange
Handicap .........
1st
183
138
38
Total 348
1st
Alenderfer
Orr
Handicap ..
... 179
198
.... 30
Total
Moffatt
Wright .
Handicap .....
. 394
1st
. 188
149
43
Total 387
1st
Rankin .......... loa
Predette .............. 136
Handicap ............ 33
Total 364
1st
Olll , 148
Hutchison HW...H 137 '
Handicap . ie
Total
Lageson ..
Rose
Handicap ,
Total ... x. ;
, 301
1st
, 183
. 160
. 81
three games.
2nd 3rd Tot.
170 170 623
116 124 376
28 28 84
314 322 982
3nd 3rd Tot.
165 171 505
345 165 . 006
30 30 ', 60
420 366 1170
2nd. nrd Tot.
151 133 448
188 148 463
43 43 . 130
360 323 1040
3nd 3rd Tot.
136 116 368
109 177 431
33 33 ' 69
368 316 848
3nd 3rd Tot.
180 140 477
146 149 443
18 16 48
843 335 908
2nd 3rd Tot.
153 163 458
141 160 481
'. 61 61 183
344 363 1070
(By The Associated Press)
Hotly pursued by the second-place
Sacramento Senators, Ookland today
waa running away from the other en
trlee In the coast league pennant
race, with the season less than three
weeks old, the Oaks led the Senators
by two games and the quartet of clubs
tied for third place by four, games.
Marking up Its second series vic
tory over Hollywood. 11-3. Portland
climbed Into the four-way third
place tie. Cohen went the full dis
tance for the winners, keeping the
9 star hits well scattered.
Oakland gave the San Francisco
Seals another four-run lead yester
day and then drubbed them 17-7.
Curt Davis, moat dependable of Seal
hurlera last season and one oJ four
to the Oake yesterday, was charg
ed with the defeat.
Loj Angeles pitching continued to
appev to Sacramento batters, and
they made It two atralglit over the
Angsls, 9-4.
The Missions .outlasted Seattle In
10-lnnlng game to win 4-3 and re-
cordfd their seventh victory In their
last r.lne starts. Bill Wallers. Red
third baseman, homered to score the
final run.
. -
HOW THEY
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., April 30. (AP)
Table: '
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May, new .65 ',4 .68 '4 :664 .68 u,
May. old.j .56 .57H -66 .57
July .58 .60V4 .68 .59 H
Sept. .68",, .6014 M'i .6054
Cash wheat No. 1:
Big Bend bluestem .
Dark hard winter, 13 pctM
11 pet
Soft White
Western white
Hard winter
Northern spring M
Western red
Oats: No. 3 white...
6414
. A3
, .69
, .67
. .66
.68
. .66
.64
..833.00
Corn: No. E. yellow...... 30.35
Mlllrun, standard '. a 15.60
Today'a car recelpta: Wbeat 45:
barley 3; flour 30; corn 1; oats 1;
hay 9. , -
Portland Produce
By the Associated Press.
' Coast.
Oakland ............
Sacramento ....,,
Loa Angelea
Hollywood ..
Portland . . .......
Missions
San Francisco
Seattle : :....
W.
12
10
10
12
National.
Due to the .Increased development
of hydroelectric power Vugo-slavla la
IncriMslng Its manufacture of chem
ical products.
New York
Pittsburg .
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati ...
Boston .
W.
.. 1
. 3
. 3
. 3
. 3
. 1
. 1
PC.
.760
.626
.500
.500
.500
.600
376
.250
PC.
1.000
.750
.750
.500
. .400
' .333
.333
.000
American.
W.
New York . 5
Chicago J, 4
Cleveland .. 3
Washington ...... 3
Detroit . 3
Boston 2
St. Louis 3
PC.
1.000
.687
,600
Philadelphia ,
1
L.
0
3
3 .
3 .500
3 .400
3 .400
4 .333
5 .167
W:ien a new hand bag Is opened
an electric light Is awltohed on to
Illuminate Its Interior.
PORTLAND. Ore., April 30. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, extras, 33c; stan
dards 320 lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery
"A" grade, 21c lb.
EQOS Pacific Poultry Producers
selling prices: Oversize 16c; extras,
15c; mixed colors, 14c; mediums, 14c
dozen. Buying price of wholesalers:
Fresh current receipts, 56 lbs. and up
12-12140 dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: Country killed hogs, best
butchers, -under 150 lbs., 6 ft -6c;
vealers, 60-100 lbs., 7J4-8o; lambs 10
lO'jc; spring lambs, 14c; yearlings,
6c; heavy ewes, 4 -6c; canner cows,
m-3W, bulls, 4-4 ',4c lb.
NEW POTATOES Texas 60 lb.
HAY Buying price from produc
ers: Alfalfa, (14.00-15.00; clover 11
eastern Oregon timothy, $14.50-15.00;
oats and vetch, 814. :
Live poultry, onions, new onions.
potatoes, strawberries end wool un
changed.
Pre 7 day 60 a
Week ago 644
Year ago 45.9
Trs. ago 301.3
68.T
26 4 69.4
23.0 77.1
136.3 379.1
68 7
63.9
47.9
304 8
E
CHOOSE APRIL 21
Han Francisco Butter fat
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20. (AP)
Cream f.o.b. San Francisco 23c.
Wall St. Report
BOND SALE, AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1933, standard Statistics
Co.)
20
Indl's
.. 61.7
..81.3
Today
Prev day ..
Wee ago 60.0
Year ago .... 60.6
3 Yrs. ago ... 04.0
30
RR's
57.6
57.3
68.3
64.4
105.5
30
Ufa
74.4
74.4
74.5
78.7
988
80
Total
64.5
64 3
64 5
67 9
99.4
STOCK SALE AVKI1AOF.S
(Copyright, 1933, standard Statistics
Co.)
60 30 30 90
Ind"ls RR's Ufa Total
Today 65.0 39.3 9.8 63 1
April 31 has been announced
"play day" for the Medford school
system, and will be held at the Jack.
son school at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Team classifications In
clude a team of fourth grade boys
from each school, and first and second
teams of fifth and sixth grade girls
from eaoh of the four schools.
Officials for the day will be J. O.
Tucker. H. W. Oustln, Mrs. Ethel
Wllllts Mrs. Margaret RusseH. June
Davis Ruth D'Alblnl, Winifred Rose-
borough, Leda O'Neal. Alleen Latham,
Edna Takahira. Anna Sen eel. Lucille
Knlps. Edltb Carter and Dorothy Bur
gess Lamport's Sporting goods store
is giving a bat and ball to the win
nlng team in each of the three clas
slflcatlons.
Oame schedules Issued, for the flftri
and sixth grade gins' first teams are
Round one. diamond three. Washing-
ton and Roosevelt; diamond - four,
Jackson and Lincoln Round two, dia
mond three, Jackson and Roosevelt.
dlamcnd four, Lincoln and Washing
ton. Round three., diamond tHree,
Roosevelt and Lincoln; diamond four
Washington and Jackson.
For the' second teams: Round one.
diamond two, Washington and Roose
velt; diamond five, Jackson and Lin
coln. Round two, diamond two, Lin
coln and Washington, diamond five,
Jackson and Roosevelt. Round three,
diamond two, Washington and Jack
son; diamond five, Roosevelt and Lin
coln. For fourth grade boys: Round one
diamond one, Roosevelt and Jackson;
diamond alx. Lincoln and Washing
ton. Round two, diamond one. Roose
velt and Washington; diamond six
Jefferson and Lincoln. . Round three.
diamond one. Washington and Jack
son, diamond alx, Roosevelt and Lin
coln.
Eacn round is two innings.
and a market value of 20c a peund
for a period of three years can be
obtained.
Rope now being planted will come
into full bearing next year and the
yard should be able to employ over
300 men during the two or three
weeks harvesting time. Mr. Clute
further reports that training the
bops will bring In approximately 10
days' time and during a- 10-day or
two-week period will employ a large
number of menv aa It requires a lot
of hand work to operate a hop yard.
Brazil KegroesAftk Schooling
BAHIA. Brazil (AP) Bahla's ne
gro political party, the "Frente Ne
gro" (Negro Front), has launched a
campaign to combat Illiteracy. Torch
light parades Indicated popular sup
port of the movement. Brazil Is
about 75 per cent Illiterate. J
According to handwriting experts a
'good mixer" la likely to be a bet
ter penman than a more solitary person.
SPECIAL
Suits Cleaned
and. Pressed . OC
Plain Dressea.75 up
Coats 75 up
Free Delivery
Unique Cleaners
UO 8. Central. Tel 06
A sample of hops taken from a
standard 200-pound bale of bops
grown on the Pernell estate farm on
the lower Applegate river is on ex
hibit at the Chamber of Commerce
today.
The hop yard, operated by B. M.
Clute since 1911, .is- the only one
known to exist In Jackson county
at present and -covers an area of 75
acres. Mr. Clute reports that the
yard should produce anywhere from
78 ' to 100 thousand pounds of hops.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooney.
a oaugnter, at the community hos
pita! early today. ,
Turkey Raisers!
CROWN
K0MPLETE K0MPREST
Turkey Starter
(The Original Pellet Feed)'
Leads the Field
Crown PELLETS Produced The Most
Profitable BIRDS Lat Year. It'
Going To REPEAT Again This Season
Crown Turkey Pellets
Start right . . . finish right, produce more
meat for less money, keep feed bills down,
insure against disease spread. Let us tell
you why! .
NOTE: Mr. Wright, Crown ' turkey man, is In town.
Phone MO-and he will gladly come out to assist In
helping you to the right start with your poults. His
services are free for the asking.
BEE US FOB PRICES ON PELLETS
Monarch Seed&Feed Co.
Cor, 6th and Bartlett.
Phone 260
Ask Is for Your Copy of frowns Turkey Book. Tells You How
to ftuccecd With Turkeys the Crown Way
25c
KLEENEX
Shades Qc
westkiin Thrift
CUT PRICES
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
125 E. 6th St. (Next Wurts Gift Shop)
$1.00 . -
OVALTINE
20c
30-watt i f
Electric jC
Globes
O. E. Mazda
WKSTEKS 1III1IKT
25c f
Squibb 's 1 DC
Tooth Paste
W'ESTEIIN TIIHUT
$1.50 ftQ "
Virginia Dare HqC
Tonic
1 i
WESTERN TIIKIKT
1 lb. i n "
Pure Medicinal II C
Epsom Salts
L j
WESTERN THRIFT
IOC S.
Assorted "C
Safety Pins
i
Originators Not Imitators
The Western Thrift store is owned orul operated by the men
ufio fcerve you. We brought CUT PRICES to Medford and
are not BusiKiuted ulth. or controlled by, any drug Mores In
Medford repunllesH of similarity or store names or signs. We
arc not here to run anybody out of business but are here
to stay und bring you quality merchandise at the lowest cut
prices ob tunable under modern conditions.
"You Always Pay Less at Western Thrift"
63c
WESTERN THRIFT
$1.20
S. M. A.
Baby Food
WEiiTllHV tllRlff
85
10c Rainier Toilet Paper 1 4 for 17$
50c Bathing Caps, new diving style 19
10c Creme Oil Toilet Soap 7 for 25
20c LePage's Glue, in tubes 14
50c Woodbury's Rose & Almond Lotion 35
Model Tobacco20c
3 for
Pound cans 67c
WtstKRN VhRIPt
TOILETRIES
flOo Woodbury's ('reams 3!)c.
3.tc Putm Olive Talcum lite
fiOo Squllih's shaving C renin S5p
$1.00 Max Factor Fare Powder c
B0r Snnlseptlc l.otlon 37c
25c Siilbb's Talcum 17c
2.1c Voii Dee Wave Set 17c
2,".c mack t one Tooth Pate.. luc
BjajHaajBajaMHV
50c
Williams QQ
Aqua Olktr
. Velva
25c sis-
Citratef QC
Magnesia
WEsTEni' THRIFT
Cremo Cigars o
each JC
$1.45 box
MISTERS' TIIR1PT
WESTERN THRIFT
35c
Schoii's nr
Corn Plasters ZllC
(Nf) w
' MLsI'IUn tiiihit
$1.20
Bromo Seltzer
For Headaches
75
REMEDIES
fi.OB S.S.S. Tonic ' $1.49
t40-l)rc Insulin S1.69
J 1.00 Bret Iron A Wine 1c
3So Sloan's Liniment 24c
$1.50 Plukham's Veg. Comp...P8c
$1..1 Jail Sails 6c
8-os. taMor Oil
60c of!
Cutex OuC
Hand Creme
IvtJTEBS' THRIFT
50c Colonial Dame Face Powder 41
31b. Betty Grace Assorted Chocolates 67
15c Prince Albert
Tobacco AO
2 for ZOC
wISTf-HS! IHrUT
10c c
Assorted He
Hair Pins
hf.sH'kS! THRIFT
CA $1.50Agralax ' PQ
JJ" Mineral Oil and Agar 0Jl
The Practical Remedy (or Constipation "
25c . -Hexol
ISc
Germicide
MLn!ltS' TIIRIIT
25c
Blue Jay QC
Corn Plasters
UH-iIUn 'lllKiH
CIGARS TOBACCO CIGARETTES
Camels, Chesters, Luckies, Old Gold 10
Ripple & Bugler Cigarette Tobacco 7 for 25
The Jre But a Small portion of Value Offered Dally at w. T,
' "cmtio me mint to Limit quantities.
Dill's Best 1 9c
Tobacco
New Large Sin
60c
Alka-Seltzer
w,MkS' nlhUT
' 25c '
Dr. West's
Tooth Paste
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I nhniit 7K nw Mn. 1 1 1 . . - , m
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I Never before have VALUES been greater never before I ;
has QUALITY been so outstanding for the price 1 I
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.11 ff Vs? t,1C8e "ne sl11" we 8re sn0,v,n I 1
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II A I ft I suits priced as low as ' I
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1 1 i m w1u make your
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I Jft LY mc,HT ln our i
I ' ' own tar shop!
g It's Sweater j
Time! j
Flannel c
I
I Flannel trousers for sum- i
J I mer wear are now here Comfortable sleereless sweaters for .
I Select one or two pairs an'' aU-rounil summer wear ...
sow for a full season of '. " "s"1 comrs in plain designs and
wear. . Plol patterns!
$3.50 $1.35
and $5.00 I A"d Up 1
Sport fA
Oxfords KPk
Toull be delighted with ttie ' 5 ) W ! H
smart new sport oxfords we are SSf-y'f''' E Iff '
offering this season at prices nj" J" rkr
that make them the oulstand- rft3BflJCE
J lng nines In townl "WfT JL-
Other Dress Shoes and Oxfords $5.00 "up
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Mirieolous Curahre Waten for Rheumsii A-L . .
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