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Grapplers to Show , Spectacular Holds on Tonights Armory Card
ROLLING SCISSORS
ALIO WRISTLOCKS
TO TOSS FOEMAN
Al Karulck, th Russian Lion, bu
hit reverse head lock oiled up and In
good working order Cor his match
with Billy Newman at the armory
tonight but Newman has some Ideas
of his own about what to do to an
opponent on the padded mat. New
man, who halls from Denver, Is 1
fast, rough and scrappy grappler with
a repertolr of holds whltib promises
plenty of trouble for the former bal
let dancer. Karastck was struck on
the ankle Tuesday night by a pop
bottle, hurled by an excited fan In
Salem, but went on with bis match
to win and Is In fine shape for bis
match here.
In addition to the Karaslck-New-
man scramble, Ted Thye, the old mat
maestro, will .meet Les Wolfe, rolling
scissors exponent, in a headline go
whlcl should "a Lop the show." Wolfe,
once he secures his pet hold, can
give any heavyweight In the business
a bad time and. on the other hand.
when Thye cuts loone with his shoul
der butt and wrist locks, Old Man
Trouble knocks at his opponent's
door.
In arranging tonight's card, Match
maker Mack LI Hard has had an eye
to the spectacular. All four athletes
boast pet holds which will keep the
fans' interest at high pitch. In
straight wrestling there Is seldom the
excitement which prevails In a match
where the performers uncork start
ling grips such as Wolfe's rolling
scissors or T.hye's wrlstlocks, or Kara-
sick s reverse beadlocks and New
man's aerial attack.
Tonight's show will open at 0
o'clock and the usual bargain prices
will prevail,
RED CROSS WATER
L
COLORFUL EVENT
Rogue River in on, of tt quiet
mood,, reached at Bybee bridge, near
Table Rock. furnished the aettlng
Tuesday night of a beautiful pag
ant, which drew to the banks of
the atream spectators from all Mo
tion, of the valley, reaching from
Prospect to Medford.
Announced aa water carnival, awlm
mlng meet and life-saving demon
stration, marking the close of the
Bed Cross aummsr course, the meet
under the direction of Miss Evelyn
Hamilton, Instructor, took on varied
featured which emphasised the na
tive beauty of the setting.
Sleek forms of men, women and
children, clad In multi-colored swim
ming suits, dashed through the cur
rent of the stream, lighted by camp
fires and artificial fixtures, until the
full moon ascended the mountain.
Brilliant balloons floated above the
water. Candles burned' and voices,
cheering the swimmers onward down'
the never too calm Rogue, echoed
cross the waters, adding a still more
festive note to the occasion.
Races and events were announced
tjy Capt. Shelby Tuttle, of the Table
Hock district, with Mrs. Boyd Brock
nd H. Van Hoevenbefg acting as
Judges.
At the close of the meet the fol
lowing awards were presented: Be
ginners' buttons Bobble Tuttle, Ro
berta Hamlin, Peggy Scherer, Norma
Sage, Janice Neslon, 'Josephine Mead,
Rebecca Hunaley, Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
Cooper, Mrs. Hamlin.
Swlmmera buttons Keith Greg
ory, Libby Jane Hamilton, Kathryn
Mead, Doris Schafer, Lola Schafer,
Richard Schafer, Ann Scherer, Martha
Scherer, Polly Scherer, Bobble Tuttle,
Shelby Tuttle, Vivian Wrlrht, Thomas
Wright, D wight Wilson, Karlene
Toung, Mexino Toung, Mra. Shelby
Tuttle.
Junior Lllessvlng Kathryn Mead,
Ann Scherer, Ltbby Jane Hamilton,
Lola Schafer.
Senior Llfesavlng Mrs. Tuttle,
Dorla Schafer, Vivian Wright.
A girt was also presented Miss
Hamilton by the partlclpanta, In ex
pression of appreciation of her splen
did work.
First prise In the balloon rsce, first
event on the program, was won by
Earlene Toung. Firat honors In the
non-swImmlng elaa, were taken by
little Nina Tuttle, and In the worn,
en's claw Mrs. Wright won first price.
Other prlne winners were: Begin
ners' race Polly Scherer, firat; BoR-
ble Tuttle, second. Bookworm rac
Ubby Jane Hamilton, first. 'Jun
whaling race Shelby Tuttle, first.
Boys' dash Kleth Gregory, first.
Girls' dash Libby Jane Humllton,
first. Dash, free atyle, boys and m-n
Michael Tobln, first for boys: El
bert Niemeuer, first for men. Can
dle race Kathryn MceS, first.
Participants in the Itfesavlng dem
onstration were: Boat rescue Viv
ian Wright, Libby Jane Hamilton and
Ann Scherer. Rear approach, head
carry Lois schafer and Katherlne
Mead. Breaks Doris Schafer and
Karlene Young on land; Ann Scherer
and Libby Jane Hamilton in water.
Tired swlmmera' carry Dwlght WU-
eon and ICieth Gregory. Swimming
rescue M.S. Tuttle. Martha Scherer,
Dorla Schafer and Kathryn Mead.
Vivian Wright and Shelby Tuttle
were o'jtatendlng entrants In the long
list nf stunts presented.
In form swimming the aide stroke
No, we are hot going out of buil
new. We will remain the lowe,t
priced Drug More In town.
Pay-Lets Drug Store
North Central
Medford Amateurs Ready
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"The Out-of-Townera ahall not pass," Is the war cry of Medford's favorite amateur fighting men, a few
of whom are shown above, as they await the bell sending them out to make a valiant attempt to blast
back the "enemy" In the grand opening of the American Leglon'a relief fund amateur boxing tuornament
at the Medford Armory next Monday night. Those In the above group, "shot" by the Peasleys, are: Left
to right (black row) Jimmy Palmer. Cal Cook, Stanley Kunzman, Big Jack Anderson, Owen Bates. Mas
Ovorstreet; middle row (left to right) Ted Llngley, Bernard Wilder. Bobby Verblck, George Edwards, Vic
tor Royster, Don Lyon, Clarence Cook, Joe Denham and Buster Crawford; front row (left to right) Rex
Pegge. Rodney Hawkins, Carroll Hughea. Bert Luman. Rex Olllnsky. Cleo Hicks, Norman Btaten, Jimmy Doe
and Eddie Scrlvene. A record crowd will see the hostolltles Monday night.
wss demonstrated by Lois Schsfer.
and the English over-arm by Dorla
Schafer;. the breast stroke by Ann
Soberer and the elementary back by
Martna scherer. Libby Jane Ham.
llton appeared In the racing back
atroke and Mrs. Brock In the wom
en's free 'style.
Tourney Gossip
George Codding: "There'll be plen
ty of excitement at the amateur
rights at the Armory Monday night,
and all true sportsmen will went to
be there to see what happens. There'll
be a rush at Cleo'a for seats Friday,
Hob Dsuel: "WHf t see the imiunr
fights Monday night? The answer Is
yea.
Frsnk Parrell: "MedfoM miU he
benefited Immensely in a amu-Mmr
way if it had a bis amateur tourney
every year. 1 will be on deck Monday
uigat to see tne milling."
Col, Holmes: "aivti m mibf
fights every time. Amateura surely
tnrow the leather from bell to gong.
SEAT SALE
For, the
GOLDEN GLOVE
Boxing Tourney
Opens Tomorrow
at OLEO'S Confectionery,'
and Brown & Brown
MEDFORD
PRICES
1500 Seats at 55
A fow choice Ringsides
99 Tax Paid.
IP" WILD EYED
1 FIGHTS
W EACH NIGHT
Knockdowns! Knockouts I
Action I Thrills I
PORTLAND
AND BACK
$2-65
FOTt CHILDREN
$5.30 For Adults
TO SEE
"Old Ironsides"
Friday, Aug. 11
Leave Friday on Shasta or Oresonlan.
Special coaches, also atandard or
tourist sleeping cars If desired. SI M
for upper berth: H.as for lower. Two
may occupy berth at no additional
cost. For return leave Portland aa
late as S:00 a. m. Monday.
FREE FEATURES
Excursionists will be given bodges
gooo. ror rree visit to Battioehlp Ore
gon, entrance to Janteon Beach and
price concessions at other attractions
Phone your 8. P. agent for details.
Southern Pacific
J. C. CARt.F. Atnt
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Monday nigh fa card at the Armor;
thou Id be a gala program of lock."
Gain Robinson: "I expect an over
flow crowd on hand for the amateur
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for Enemy
fight Monday night. The advance
sale should be heavy and a complete
sellout wouldn't surprise me by the
time the fight start.'
COODTKAK
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Corner Main St. and Pacific Highway Phone 14
MANUFACTUR ED
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With only two more training peri
ods remslnlng on their schedule, Med
ford's game amateur fighting men
are girding themselves for their hot
fights with the invading foemen in
the official opening of the Leglon'a
big amateur boxing tourney at the
Medford Armory here next Monday
night.
The outside warriors have their
fistic guns trained on the Medford
ringmen, but the locals appear cer
tain they will blast their way to vic
tory over the 'enemy" and that the
Medford colors will be found float
ing In the air after the smoke of
battle cleara away Monday night.
Remaining workouts of the Med
fdrd fighters are set for tonight and
tomorrow night. They then will do
only enough training and that in
private to retain their fighting trim
until the bell sends them tearing In
to the boxing prides of the out-of-town
points Monday night.
The outside fighters will call a halt
In their bard training tomorrow
Special Fri., Sat, and Mon.
25c LaCherte, finely - P.
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night, too, and make final prepara
tions to swoop Into Medford In quest
of the elaborate championship tro
phies. In order to properly care for the
record crowd expected on deck for
the hostilities, the box office and
doors at the Armory are to swing
wide at 7 p. m. One hour and 16
minutes later the first pair of fight
era will climb Into the ring and be
gin rocking each other aa only ama
teurs do.
Lsrge electric fans will be erected
around the Armory arena to add to
the comfort of the epectators while
the conflicts are on. The windows,
some 50 In number, will be kept free
from outside onlookers, which also
will sdd to the ventilation of the
ramed human sports garage. Nothing
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is to be left undone In adding to the
comfort of the guests. Lee Oarlock.
Legion commander, declares.
Although giant heavies wUl be a
feature of the card Monday night,
there also will be furious tussles In
sll other weight clssses, Les Showers
tourney chief, announced today. He
aald the outstanding fighters of the
tourney will be seen In action on
the program Monday night. Leonard
Chrlstean. heavyweight, enrolled from
Crater Lake last night.
Ticket sale gets under way with a
bang at eleo's confectionery, Fir and
Main streets, st 0 a. m. tomorrow,
and at popular prices. In view of
the hundreds of visiting ring fans
expected to sccompany the out-of-town
fighters here, Medrord folk are
warned by Legion officials to either
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