Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 22, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThree Fast Matches Promised on Tonight's Armory Mat Card WOLFE 10 MEET EVENT OF NIGHT Although main Interest of Mod ford nut fan center In tha Lea Wolfs-.-llljr Nswman match In the top pot . n tonight's Armory card, Promoter Mack Llltard announced thta morn i:if that the 30-mlnute curtain ralur may steal th show. Llllard haa se rursd Bob Stone, Dei Molnea heavy weight to oppose Swd Anderion. Medford fireman. In the opener, with i ho object In view of trying out stone for a ahot at another Medford fire man, Ray Friable, who haa auddenly I'.aveloped a roughhouee complex and wants to meet some body that "can take It." Llllard figure that If Stone turrlves the Swede, he should be ?lven a chance at Friable, but It will o up to Stone to ahow plenty of claaa. In taking on Newman In the main Front. Wolfs will be meeting a wres tler Who boasta almost aa much set- enos as the Texan. Newman, who halls from Denver, baa a long reoord of vlctorlea to hla credit In Rocky Mountain rlnga and Is alao favorably known in California mat circles. Prank Clemen, tha Oklahoma In dian "paralyser" hold wizard, will trade sTina with Oeorie Barnes, Nebraska wildcat, In a 45-mlnuto aeml-flnal that ahould keep the cash customere on tha sdg of their seat Barnes la a fast, aggressive grappler who has aaan tha "paralyser" and haa no ,n tantlon of letting Clemens demon' trata its afflcack on hla neck. First coma, flrat aerved, rulea will annlr again tonight, all seats going at a uniform price. Two eectlona will be reserved for late comers and those who wish to purchase their tickets early. EAGLEPT jints . WIN THREE TILTS Th? Faele Point high school ran Ita string of victories against powerrui high echoole of tha aocondary league to four, Tha grade school won from Jteeae creek, IB to 14. Tha freshmen won from tha Oold Hill freshles, 19 to a. The high school, In a last min ute rail, overcame a aevan-polnt load to win by one tally. The game was rough with 30 fouls being called Tha acors at the half was 18-H In favor of Gold Rill, who, after leading all tha way, loat by a score of 38 to ST. Lineups: V. P. Grade ' Reese Creek Harnlsh () P Waddell (1) Throckmorton (4)..F Leigh (1) Bmlth () 0. Grow (10) Dahack " Bellows Ballsy a Woods (S) Stoner . 8 - - - a. P. Froah Andrea (S)' F. THREE CAGE TILTS Oallup (3) Leigh Oold Hin Walker (4) F Martin (3) Marshall (11) Smith (3) Lawaon I. P. High Hansen Orow (g) Marshall (7) , Ayera (4) Aahpols (10) . Stanley Clngcada (t) Ulgh -O.. o.. -.8.. 8... F.. F... ...O.. .o.. o 8.. ..8.. Wharton (3) Campbell Dungey Blall . Hayea Oold Bill HI walker Kell (81 Rltter (8) Horton (3) .. Ungren (7) Hutchtna (8) Cornutt L GOING TO YREKA if d ford golfer wilt Join player from Aahland. Klamath PuJis ana OmnU Pam in acceptance o( an vltatlon to play In a blind bojey tournament at Yreka neit Sunday number of northern California divot tUfgrs hare been coming to Medford on recent Sundays for play on the Rogue Valley links, a complete team from the neighboring at ate being here laat Sunday for maeth play with an ax reflation from Klamath Fall. Sun dy'a Invitation by the Trekana l by way of acknowledging the enter tainment received here, and they promlae that those who flalt Yreka will haw a good time. In addition to tht blind bogey, hole-ln-one tourney will be at aged for the vial tore. Players wlahlng to make the Jaunt over the Slsklyoua Sunday should get In touch with Jack Hue ton. HOLT IS WRECKER IN ROXY THRILLER What la a man to do when he dla covers that ha controls tha deatlnles of two people he hates hla unfslth ful wife and hla false friend who haa stolen her? Shalt ha allow them to parish, or shall ha use the knowledas that only he has to ssvs them rro.n death? This la tha perplexing problem that eon fronts Jsck Holt in "Tha wrecker, which Is now playing at tha Roit theater. Can He Escape 'Paralyzer' I , It ft Cleorrs Barnes, Nebraka grappler who faces Frank Clemens' Indian Paralyser" hold In tonight's Armory wrestling show. BOWLING AT (By Harold drove.) Two headline games will be the' feature for the annual Saturday bas ketball game In the high school gym when the Medford high Tigers meet the Mt. Shasta high five at 0 p. m.. and the Junior high plays Ashland Junior high at 7 p. m. However, for added entertainment, the Tiger Cubs will meet a lightweight squad also from Mt. Shaata at B p. m. In their prerloua encounter the Tigers emerged with a 38 to 33 win. The ' game was fast and furious throughout. The Mt. Shaatlana boast a victory over Ashland high and also a victory over Weed high, who defeated Med ford earlier in the season. For me past four years tha Mt. Shaatlana have predominated as king of the Northern California basketball league. Tills year'a team is compoaod of a bunch of hard-fighting and speedy youtns wno never give, up until the whistle blows. Although the Medford juniora navo been defeated by the Aahland Jun iors, Coach Ray Henderson persist ently claims his team can come a. near trimming tha Ashland Junior any team In southern Oregon (within the Junior high class). The Medford Juniors were minus one of their keymen when they met the Ashlanders before, tut this time Coach Henderson says that all of hla bova will In all probability be to gether li) one big nappy ramuy to try and trim their most vital enemy, tha Junior drlMtica. Captain Elwood'a team waa dropped from possible top honors in the Elks bowling tourney last night by Capt. Soilnsky's outfit which took two games out of three. Eugene Orr's quintet will roll Capt. Watson's men Friday night, in the final tourney game, and must win three straight to obtain a tie with Capt. Erlckaon's team which finished the tourney three games in front. Elwood 143 133 143 437 Prultt 200 170 300 670 Sanderson 133 182 153 458 Olmscheld 114 111 142 367 Bowman 110 130 211 480 Handicap 92 03 02 278 Totals Sollnsky Boomer Rose , Orr, Bert Ouenther, H Handicap , 701 817 940 3948 185 134 153 195 165 . 90 190 116 163 153 165 00 651 354 456 488 495 370 . 011 87S 828 2814 Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday nigh:. March 3. CRATER LAKE SKI CARNIVAL SLATED .18 Second Annual Snow Carni val Near Government Camp Will Attract Con testants From Wide Area Preliminary plans were completed yesterday for the second annual Cra ter Lake winter ports carnival, March 18, near Government Camp In the park. The snow meet, featuring num erous events, Is expected to attract contestants from numerous distant points and will be one of the few held In the northwest at this time of the year, In view of abnormal snow conditions elsewhere. The carnival Is being sponsored by the Crater Lake Ski club of Klamarh county, the Rogue Snowmen of Med ford, the Medford Chamber of Com merce and the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce as a coopera tive effort In presenting the best pos sible in snow sports for southern Ore gon residents. Many prizes. Olen Pabrlck, president of the Rogue Snowmen, will be In charge of the local Chamber of Commerce plans for the event, which will offer numerous prizes and several loving cups to winning contestants. The cost of the carnival will be borne Jointly by the Crater Lake Ski club and the Rogue Snowmen. It Is poa slble the Bend Sky liners will also take part as sponsors of the meet, an as- much as their annual affair could not be held because of a lack of snow. Ski Jumping will be one of the important features of the day. A natural ski Jump will be prepared and will enable Jumpers to make leaps In excess of 300 feet. Members of the Medford Snowmen are asked by President Fabric to donate serv ices next Sunday tn preparing the Jump. At least 30 or 35 local snow enthusiasts are urged to be at Gov ernment camp by 11 o'clock Sunday forenoon, when a similar number will also be present from Klamath count; Members planning to be at the lake are requested to notify Mr. Pabrlck as early as possible. Entrants in the different events of the program, planned to start at o'clock in the afternoon, are expected from the Mt. Shasta Snowmen, the Cascade Ski club of Portland, the Bend Skyllners. and clubs from Se attle, Cle Elum and Leavenworth. Wash., Victoria, B. C, and California points. Quite a number of expert Jumpers will be Included In this group, promising some oi me ionge leaps ever seen Jn this section. Will stage usees. Other events will Include short and long races for all classes of compe tition over a specially prepared race course. Toboggan slides win aiso oe prepared, providing some of the fest est rides ever experienced by local people. Planning of the events will largely be in the hands of Alfred Cas tel, president of the Crater Lake club, veteran booster for winter sports, wao in the past has always presented in teresting shows at Fort luamawi.-out due to a lack of snowfall the annual show there will not be held this year. Plans for the carnival were formu lated vesterdav In Klamath Palls with representatives present from me au ferent sponsoring organizations. Other detail are to o mmuuuv NOT NEW; REFEREE ONCE USED CLUB Preservation of Certain Primitive Areas Urged by Ashland Member of Game Commission at Meeting BEATS TED THYE PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 22. (API- Ted Thye out-roughed "King Kong' Cox, 'but lost their wrestling maicn on a foul when his devastation in cluded Referee Verne Harrington. Cox. 220, Lodl, Cal., took the first fall with a body press and Thye, 220. Portland, evened with shoulder butts and a body press. Then with shoul der butts he sent Cox through the ropes, applied more there and then tossed Referee Harrington on top of Cox. Jack Kogut, 208, Montreal, won a three-round decision from Harry Demetral, 206, Portland. Don Wagner, 225. Corvallis crusher, required only 1 minute 60 seconds to put Nets Nelson, 213, Reno, through the paces of shoulder butts. Whip wristlocks and headlocks preparatory to a body press. . Bunny Martin, 163. Tulsa, Okla., threw Jimmy Reynolds so forcibly from the ring In the first round that Reynolds, 161, Chicago, waa unable to return. BALTIMORE. yp) The modern form of professional wrestling la noth ing new, for the Oreek fsns witnessed similar "exhibitions" more than 2,500 years ago. Research made by John 6. Short, local attorney and a prominent fig ure In actlvltlea of Johns Hopkins university some years ago, revealed the Greeks called It "Pankratlon It was instituted in 648 B. C, he ssid. Short described "Pankratlon" as "regularized rough-and-tumble fight to tha finish," with "wrestling, stran gling, arm-twisting, hitting, kicking and Jumping on your opponent'' al lowed. " Ed Contos. local wreauing prau. ...i . nt oreece. agreed with the statement, pointing out that ref- ... liiKat mt(n erees were armea ----- they brought into play a ma wu--ants became too obstreperous. Wrestling was described by the areeks. according to Short, a a fa-l . oart of th body. Three rails talned a victory. wrestlera fell there would count. both be no Tha first president's birthday la still a holiday for banka and courts, but not for school children and teachers. Where the patriotic aocie tlea were when the change waa made, nobody aeema to know, but the care with which they had previously guarded observance of George Wash Ington'i birthday, was not In evi dence at the laat aesslon of the legls lsturs and the day lost its holiday ranking. "February 22 isn't a holiday any morel" At least not for school chil dren of Oregon. At the lsst regular session of the legislature a law waa paased, apparently without the knowl edge of a lot of folks, placing Wash ington's birthday on the aame statue as Lincoln'a birthday. Columbus day and Labor day. As a result school nd jarmln jjrug store, waa held all day today In Medford. Good News for WdnfeySufiferersj H is reliol Hint ! ns" mU J" imlsted kidney ana niaaaer " r .Justly SEE raults within sl.w houis. Ftahc, oatpouons. nutr.li.es bumlns sad, bnnn prompt Booimus cuuuw. - -r - , - r.lt, ZI Vek blsdd-r. sore pjiaful. mats from I. kd Kdnv activity. Ak dnissint lor Pole- P.lb toks no other. Money bao guarantee. OIWJ Why Use a Bladder Laxative To drive out Impurities and excess adds that cause Irritation which re sults in getting up nights, frequent desire, burning, leg pains or back ache. BUKET3, th bladder laxative works pleasantly on tha bladder aa castor oil on the bowels. Get a 25 cent box from your druggist. After four daya if not relieved go back and get your money. You will feel better after this cleansing and you get your recnjl&r sleep. Heatn's urug o--r Skin Discomfort Ecxemaltching,chafing,smarting,etc, yield amazingly to the specially effica cious Ingredients of Resinol ilk? SPECIAL PRICES Good Until Mar. 3 ALL STARS WIN OVERS. VALLEY i In a fast and rough game the St. I Mary's All-Stars defeated the asms Valley townlea, 38 to 22, last night In the Junior high gymnasium. i The valley men atarted out fat to take a 10 to 8 lead at the end of the first quarter, but dropped behind av ! the half. 10 to 16. ! The AU-tara started their fast ; break In the third quarter and atead-1 lly pulled ahead of the townlea. Although the game waa last ami rough, few foula were called on either team. Kammack waa high for tha aveniriK with IS polnta. . , All-Stars (38) Sams Val. (221 Qulsenberry P Wilson Ward . F.. . ... MoDonaM Hammack C Bingham Trill i , Abbott Sakralda O swingle Subs: AU-Stsrs D. Lewis, B. Lewi'. Wilson, Smith, berry. Same Valley Dusen- All kinds of legal blanks for ask. for rent, no hunting, no trespassing and other cards for aala at Commercial Prlntnlg Dept. of Mall Tribune. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken wlndowa reasonably. Trowbridge cab inet Works. Announcing NU-MODETlnt ringer Wires. They give tha hair Ufa and luatre. Medlord Beauty Shop. Nort.t Central. Tel. 1K1. Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat In keeping with rns time Drugs and Toiletries at Cut Prices at JAR MIN'S DRUO 8 TORS. DROODER nt.IQtt.Tfl ind COAL Bj Bark or Ton McnroRit rvr.i. co. 1123 N. Olltrnl. Tel. CM How would you Uk to lose 15 pound of ft in month nd at ttv Mm tim tncreiuw your nerRy ami improve your health? How would you U to low your double chin and your too prominent abdomen and at the aame time mk your ekln ao clenn and clear that It will compel admiration? 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Bottles. 9Kr 2 for 43c 23c 27c DOOR CUSHION Stop Rattles Suction type Each 2C M 1 Windshield Five live M rubber plte. . Radiator CEMENT CI ;SEv3 til J W S.l ClBUght'va !J Ml Additional) M J and up according 1 i J to make and car, I Until Saturday, March 3rd Additional Savings n .at - on guaranteed UP ft fljT Storage Bat- TOM n terie. that ara Vbackdbyser Ties at all Western Auto's mors than 150 Stores in the West ... I Sale Prices with four old battery Don't miss this timely opportunity for substantial EXTRA SAV- IINU3 on batteries mat are proving ineir acpcnuaumij cwm omy in hundreds of thousands of cars and trucks. REMEMBER Thla aala anda Saturday, March 3rd ! Battery Cables Sor all cars. Priced low. tJtiTjiiil '. OOAL MIRROR W gEWCuaranteed. ,... .how. both : ;W IpngRP IS, "kr'-'A llltf MOTOR OIL jE til ifc jj :,; QaHon Accelerator VCAS TANK CAP Wm?mif Sfi)(B Rubber SuTfac! LTI rhh Wy 1 Hr ' Make driving They can't steal JtaL-. --a---Jir -aT A B eaner. 4 tha cap or gas. 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Super tie." Junior AIR HORN Com pt eta with all parts for attaching. $3.85 prtNDOW CHANNEI) Stop rumbling and rattling. . . Anybody ran install. J-ft. length XJC pltagh Coarde Black nibbar. plain finish. . . Keeps rear of car from being plashed. ON SALE Protect tha upholstery oa your New or Old car with Sent Covers at these Low SALE PRICES. sup-on covins 79 0 and op Made of full width material, firmly lock -it itched. Durable, and attractively patterned. Snug fitting. C or ! nr JtasilT. 5W ar CaJa 5mIm Leader f .79 . $1.66 Duro 1.25 2.21 2.30 Hollywood, as shown 2.14 3.47 3.56 KCfTUM-BILT SEAT COVERS Tailored to fit your car cover seats and sides up to window line. Dozens of new. smart patterns. Accord ing to make and style, at specially Reduced Prices. 1 H erta i Vldm and Largest txcluwre Retailtrt of Auto SufpUm MoreThdn ISO Stom in th Wtt 101 So. Riverside, Medford, Oregon Cantilever TOOL BOX Metal locked sesms, canti lever tray with lock. 66c CAS GAUGE FLUID Right amount for refill in handy dropper. J lit ab Wood Uiuc Co.