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Jiu Jitsu Exponent Will Meet Ted Thye on Armory Mat Tonight
BELCASTRO AND
IMlKDIVJIKnnN
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H LA S CARD:
Jiu Jitsu, the art of wrestling In
Japanese term, will b the chltf
drawing card at the armory tonight
when Ted Thye Portland wreatier,
meeU Okl Bhlklna, a Japanese mat-
man, In a best two out of three nil.
Thye la no novice in the art of Jiu
Jltau nlmself. having turned back
some of the moat formidable Japan
ee invaders. He really doesn't care
whicn way ha wrestle, to long aa
his opponent lan't too easy, and. ac
cording to press reports, Okl Is "oke"
w.hen it cornea to taking care of him
self on the mat.
ThJ first 30 minutes of the match
will oe ordinary wrestling, or caten
as -catch can. The second 30 min
utes will be regular Jiu Jitsu, and
the third 30 minutes will be deter
mined by which wrestler wins a fall
In the shortest length of time. All
In all, fans are promised something
different.
Pete Bellcastro, the scrappy Italian
boy from Sacramento, will meet Geo,
Koverly, both well known here, al
though Bcllcoatro Is better known
than Is Koverly, who has wrestled
here only once. Bellcastro, however,
has a way of making the fans hate
him, so he Is a popular favorite with
the fans. Action, and lota of It, la
Bellcastro' secret of success.
Koverly Is more Inclined to really
"wrestle" and let the rough stuff go
by the boards, but he'll have a tough
time wrestling wiVi Bellcastro, who
crave action.
Mack LUlard, promoter, said this
morning that Okl Bhlklna has proved
a more than popular favorite wher
ever ne has wrestled, and Is consid
ered one of the best Jiu Jltau wrest
lers in the heavyweight class.
The matches start v4 9 o'clock,
HOW THEY
yuy ine nraucinuxi i-icnsi
Coast
W. L. Pet.
Sacramento - 69 49 .800
r?rtlnd B8 48 .886
Hollywood 67 47 JSBB
Los Angeles 66 47 .584
Oakland 63 60 .464
Missions 48 68 .414
San Francisco .: 44 70 .388
Seattle 41 70 .880
American
W. L. Pet.
Washington 68 33 .641
New Vorlc 68 34 .830
Philadelphia 47 48 .811
Detroit .. 48 48 .488
Cleveland , . 46 60 .470
Chicago . 43 . 60 .463
Boston 41 61 .446
St. Louis ...... ..- 36 63 .357
National
W. h. Pet.
New York 66 68 .604
Chicago 63 43 .568
Pittsburgh 61 43 .643
St. Louis 48 45 .516
Boston 47 46 .611
Cincinnati . 41 64 .433
Brooklyn ..... 37 63 '.416
Philadelphia 67 83 .416
TO HIT IN 62ND
ny the Associated rrcss)
For almost two mouths Joa De
Magglo banged out at least one hit
eif overy Coast league pitcher who
faced him. hit safely In 61 consecu
tive games to better by 13 the for
mer '40-game league roeord set by
Oakland's Jack Ness In 1815.
Yesterday the remarkable Seal
youngster, an 18-yaar-old newsboy
pitying his first season In organlrd
baseball, went hltlees, stopped by
Oakland fielding and the steady
pitching of Ed Walsh, son of the
great Ed Walsh of Chicago White Box
fame.
In five times at bat Joe grounded
out twice, forced Jimmy Zlnn at
second base, and filed out twice.
The kid outfielder failed to .hit safely
In hl fifth time at bat. but his
long fly to Pool m co red Jack Penton
to give San Francisco a 6-4 victory
over Oakland.
n Ms el-game batting streak De
Magglo hit 104 times In 356 times at
bat for an average of .405. His 104
hits Included 17 doubles, sis triples
and 11 borne runs.
PORTLAND. Ore., July ST. (Al Al
ter losing the first fall to George Nel
son of Provo, Utah. Howard Canton-
wine of Portland came back to take
the next two In and win the main
event on last night's wrestling prog
ram here. Cantonwlne weighed 330
and Nelson, 316.
Nelson used an airplane spin to
take the first fall In 16 mlnutea. can
tonwlne evened the match In 13 m!n'
ties and won the deciding fall. In
five minutes, using a body slam for
each fall.
Okl Shlklna, 308, Japan, and Wong
Buck Cheung, 319, each got a fall In
the aeml-wlndup and were awarded a
draw.
Benny Martin, 156, Bdgewater,
Okla., won the opener from Dick
Lefebre. 154, Portland, getting one
Grappling Adonis of Films
AMA
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(JKOKHK KAVKHI.V, known as the "Hollywood Shirk," who meets
Pete flcllcastro In a nnc-liur mulch at the Armory tonight,
BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
Const League
At San Francisco 4, Oakland 3.
At Portland 0, Hollywood a.
At Los Angeles 0, Sacramento 3.
At Seattle 7, Mission 8.
Notional League
At fit. Louis 3, Cincinnati 3.
At Now York 0-4, Brooklyn 3-3.
At Pittsburgh-Chicago, postponed,
rain.
American League
At Detroit 9, St. Lou la 7.
At Chicago 1, Cleveland 7.
At Boston 0-9, New York 3-4.
Oregon Weather
Fog on the coast otherwise fair
tonight and Friday; no change in
temperature; moderate west .and
northwest winds offshore.
TOKYO, July 37. (ff) Field Mar
shall Nobuyoshl Muto, Japanese su
preme representative In Mancuhrta,
died in cnangchun, Manchuria today
following a sudden Attack of Jaun
dice. He was 65 years old.
SALEM, July 37. (AP) Frank E.
Need nam reported the aale this week
of 174 bales of 1933 hopst to Hughes
'at 60 cents a pound.
ENROLL TONIGHI
Amateur boxers move Into the
spotlight in Medford tonight when
this city's stout-hearted and aspiring
huskies, and those from points near
by, swarm to the legion's open-air
arena In the playgrounds east of the
Main street bridge at 7:30 to enroll
for free training and for a chance
to represent their community, city
snd state In the American Legion's
great relief fund- Golden Gloves
championship amateur boxing tour
nament to be offered on the Medford
armory field of honor here nights of
Aug. 14, 15, and 10.
Amateurs In other points In south
ern Oregon are requested to mail In
their name, age, and weight to Carl
Y. Tengwald, chairman of the relief
fund tourney committee, Medford, at
once.
It will cost nothing to sign up to
night, learn how to box -from Lea.
Showers and Dick Russell, and to try
for the elegant trophlea, and trips to
other tourneys pointing to the na
tional championships, that go to the
winners.
A number of towering heavy
weights are expected among the hus
kies to enroll tonight. The Dempsey
trophy beckons the big fellows into
the folds of the huge tourney here.
Elaborate awards go to victors In all
other weight classes, too.
On the three nights of Axe tourney,
the Medford amateurs will Join forces
In a mighty fistic drive against the
out-of-town warriors. There will be
from 15 to 30 wild-eyed fights in all
weight divisions on each night of.
the huge fistic revival. The fights
will be for three rounds each and are
to be put on In rapid-fire order, with
the first starting at promptly 8:16
and the last struggle to end not later
than 10:30.
As the Medford amateurs organise
tonight, those within a radius -of loo
miles of this city, too, will be mob
ilising for their Invasion of the arm
ory here In quest of the champion
ships when the hostilities get under
way. The same brand of thrilling
amateur fights that atlrs San Fran-
Cisco, Los Angeles, New York, Boston,
Kansaa City, and other large fistic
centers will be dished up to the ring
devotees of southern Oregon when
the curtain goes up on the huge
tournament here.
FISHI
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STREAMSOFAREA
Fishing In the small streams of
higher altitudes la exceptionally good
at the present time, according to the
Oregon state police of the game dl
talon. At Diamond Lake, practically
every fisherman la successful In get
ting his limit, they report, and, the
trout have started taking files.
Mr. and Mrs" Bill O'Hara left yes
terday for Pish Lake where they plan
to spend the remainder of the week
tixhtng. Reports have been made in
Medford that the lake Is fairly well
"fished out", but the O Haras expect
to get a few.
Her R. H. Princes Maria An
tonla de Braganza of Portugal, who Is
spending several days vacationing ac
the Nlon Tucker aummer lodge.
Rogue's Roost, went on her first
strelhead fishing trip up the river
Wednesday. Joseph Chevlgny acted
as guide for the princess. Joseph is
one of most successful fishermen of
the season, having brought In a num
ber of good catches.
W and Mra. O. F. Hess of San Di
ego, who have a summer home on
Rogue near Casey's camp, arrived In
Medford Wednesday, and went up to
tnetr place, where they plan to do
considerable fishing during the next
two months. They are joining Mr.
Hess' brother. Bill Hess and their
mother, who have been here about
three weeks. Both BUI and C- F. are
high school athletic coaches in Cali
Fishing up Butte Creek, near the
government hatchery is one of the
choisest spots right now, according to
Vern Van Dyke at Lamport's, and
word has coma in of some good catch
es at Lodge pole on Rogue River.
Lee C. Oarlock of the AAA Oregon
Automobile association said today
that a friend of his, a Mr. Taylor,
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