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

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934.
Tonight's Double -Barreled Mat Card Captures Fans Fancy
WOLFE. KARASICK
On of the largest crowd over to
wltnesf a irrwtltng show here Is pre
dicted for tonight at the Armory,
promoter Mack LUIaM announcing
this afternoon that advance seat sale
ha eclipsed all previous records.
Whether the fans are more interested
In seeing Charlie Hansen end Bob
Stone battle, than In the Karaslck
Wolfe match Is a matter of conjecture
but Interested they are, as the tlckot
aale proves.
The popular Lea Wolfe, Texas ex
ponent of the rolling scissors will to
night get a chance to wipe out the
flukey fall which he lost to Al Karas
lck, the Russian Hon here some time
ago. Wolfe has been training hard
and tit in fine condition. Karaslck,
one of the busiest matmen on the
coast, keeps Jn trim by his frequent
matches and Is a hard customer for
any wrestler to handle. The pair wilt
work in one half of the double main
rent card, with a time limit of one
hour.
The Hansen -Stone affair will pit
two of the roughrst, toughest behe
moths of the mat, Both have been
seen in action here and local fans hold
no great love for either, so whatever
dirt either cares to dish out for the
misery of the other will be all right
with the cash customers.
The show tonight will open at 8:30
and two sections will be reserved for
lit comers.
Fireman Ray Friable will be the
third man In the ring and promisee a
hands-off -policy except where the
strangle and other forbidden holds are
used.
IVAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
kd Yoall Jamp Oat of Bed La
die Morning Rarin' to Go
V you fed sow and sank and the world
tanks punk, don't swallow a lot of salts,
aafcMnJ wUr, oil. UuUn candy or coming
w and expect twn to make yoa suddenly
awsst and buoyant and full of lunahine.
For tbey east do tt. They only man tt
fcswsts sad a bm uenmmt doeuTt ct at
fee onan. The reason for your down-c d-oat
Mtaw to your liver. It should pour oat two
pi ii ih of ttgdd bOe Into your boweii diUy.
If tttto Ma bt not flowing freely, your food
Msn't dfesat. It just decays In the bowato.
Gee bloats up your stomach. Tod neve a
tttek, had taete and your breath Is foul.
Skat often breaks out In blemish m. Your bead
is aad yvu ! oown and out. Your whole
tt takes those good, old CARTER'S
UTTUB LIVER PILLS to get these two
ssavle of bile flowing freely and make you
lad "up and up. Tboy contain wonderful,
Wannliea, gentle vegetable extracts, a muring
Jwan tt somes to making the bile (low freely.
But don't It for liver pifla. Ask for Carter's
little Liver Pills. Look for toe name Carter'i
Uttle Liver Pllla on the red libel. ReMOt s
nebrtftuU. SSealall rtarea. O 1831 C. M. Co. ,
BOWLING
- City League
Prultt's Rfrvlce
M. cannon 187 207 13S in
1. V. Wataon 1S 183 133 451
O. Holmes . 137 188 1M 447
W. Prultt 173 140 14 469
P. Dunn 139 300 113 441
Handicap ... 9 98 98
848 993 778 3818
Peerless Ment Market
R. Clancy 178 199 188 843
A. Lambert ... 168 133 168 463
T. Noud 116
N. Newland
Dummy ........
Handicap ...... 47
96 184 368
148 178 134 460
136 136 138 408
47 47
789 787 803 3878
Tonight: Elke v.. Post Office.
BASEBALL MEET
IS PLANNED FOR
P
J5UGEN15, Ore., March 33. (Special)
So successful was the flrst-lnter-dlstrict
athletla meet between the
Medford and Eugene districts that
another Is being planned for the
spring baseball competition.
Camp Tyee, representing the Eu
gene district, defeated Camp Apple-
gate, representing the Medford dis
trict, In an inter-district basketball
game played at Rose burg, 40 to 36.
The game was close and hard-fought
and Tyee's narrow-margin victory re
vealed that the two districts are very
close in athletic strength.
Captain B. A. McMahon, welfare of
ficer of the Medford district, attend
ed the- backetball game In Rose burg,
and suggested that the two districts
meet in baseball competition.
Lieut. James Keys, Oamp Applegate
athletic officer, accompanied his team
to the Eugene district. The group was
entertained at the Melrose camp near
Rose burg. Capt. 6. Gordon Hyde, Mel
rose commander, acted as host to the
visitors.
Tyee's lineup Included G renter, Put-
man, Roberts, Osln, - Austin and
Thrasher. Thrasher was high point
man for his team with 14 points.
Marugg of Applegate was high point
man of the game with 10. Tungate,
Randall, Mornlngstar, nodgera and
Burnett concluded the Applegate lineup.
Applegate Cagers
Get CCC Emblems
For having won the district CCC
basketball championship, members of
the Applegate team were last night
presented miniature silver basket
balls, Captain B. B. McMahon of
district headquarters, and welfare of
ficer for the district, made the awards.
A Turkey dlnnor was served At the
camp In honor of the team. I
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(Continued from page one)
snowed Dallas under a 47-to-20 ava
lanche, while Jefferson high of port
land, appearing over trained, suc
cumbed to the fast quintet from The
Dalles, 36 to 28. CoqulUe and Ash
land vanquished Mitchell and Col
umbia earlier In the day,
The mortality of favorites In the
first round of games was heavy but,
as far as dope upsets, there was hut
one Ashland's victory over the strong
Columbia prep aggregation. Of Vie
three Portland teams only one, Frank
lin, survived the day as far as the
championship flight was concerned.
And In that contest, Franklin had
difficulty holding Its slight lead
throughout the entire second half.
Both Portland high school teams ap
peared tired as the result of their
inter-clty schedule, and neither one
appeared to click and no promises
were seen they would enter the fin
als, either In the championship or
the consolation.
Pendleton high started out fast
against Salem, then dropped back
after the first few minutes, but held
the lead at half time to IS to 10.
Under the leadership of Uttle Dean
Galloway, fast breaking forward, the
Eastern Oregon delegation was al
ways a threat until the final mo
ments, when Salem finally succeeded
In finding the basket. The host team
had plenty of shots, but could not
connect until late in the game.
Klamath Falls earned the title of
"Iron men" In the first round, the
only team which did not run In any
substitutions during the entire con
test, In which they nad a battle to
defeat Stlverton. Scott, forward for
SUverton, led his quintet in a fast
game. He is the only member of the
all-state team of las year back In
the tournament this season.
Klamath Pelicans led at the quar
ter, but dropped behind Silverton.
17 to 13, at half time. A tie of 33-all
ended the third period, while In the
final eight minutes the southerners
forged ahead to win, 81 to as. Miller,
Klamath center, was high scorer for
the game with eight field goals. 1
Summary: i
Ashland (36)
TO FT ?F.
Hoxle, t 3 0 8
Hess, f. 6 0 0
Hardy, c a I 2 -
Jungwirth, g. , 0 I 0 j
Boughman, g 9 0 0 j
Totals 13 a
Columbia Prep (S3)
FG FT PF
HERE ON SUNDAY
Pinal arrangements are being made
by the tournament committee of the
Rogue Valley Golf club to handle next
Sunday, the largest event ever held
by the club.
The feature of the day will be the
team match between golfers from Sis
kiyou county and a special selected
team from Grants Pass and Ashland.
Siskiyou .county will be represented
by at least forty players from the
Weed, McCloud and Yreka clubs. A
like number will be present from Ash
land and Grants Pass.
The team challenge cup now In
possession of the Northern California
group will be at stake and from all
Indications the match will be hotly
contested.
An added feature of the day will
be a blind-bogey for all golfers of
southern Oregon not participating In
the team play. Valuable prices will be
awarded to all winners.
The golf club will hold open bouse
and invites every mashle wlelder In
this section to come and help make
the day a real success.
As the visitors will tee-off promptly
at nine, all club members are urged
to come out early to avoid congestion
on the first-tee.
EXPECT 500 BOWLERS
IN
SPOKANE, Wash., March 33 (UP)
The 33nd annual northwest bowling
congress la expected to have close to
BOO entries from all parte of the Pa
cific coast when it la staged here from
April 37 to May 8. To date some 88
five-man teams have entered, and It
la expected more than too win be In
the fold by April 18, closing date for
entrlee.
Ledbury, t
O'Neal, f
O'Donnell, c
Oastleman, g. ..
Clayton, g, .....
Totnla
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4
3
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YES
YOU CAN SAVE ON
YOUR ELECTRIC BILL
; v
Electricity
Turned Off
to Sove )c
on Evening
Eyestrain Is dangerous
and glasses are Inconvenient.
BUT
o o o o o
A wash board It hard on
clothes but you can sove
3c to 5c a week on your
electric bill.
nothing else you eon buy will give you as much comfort, good
health and convenience as electricity. Keeping your toaster on
the shelf on entire month would sove less than enough on your
electric bill to buy one gallon of gas for the car. When you ore
away In the evening, a dark house Is an Invitation to burglars.
One light left on costs less thon one cent on evening and I ex
cellent burglar Insurance. The difference between on abundance
of light for safe, comfortable seeing anywhere In the living
room, for all of the family, and one smalt light oround which
everyone tries to crowd, would sove less thon enough on the elec
tric bill to take the entire fomily to the movies once. Yes, you
co save on your electric bill . . . but at what a sacrifice!
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANV
I m Hoeim
ILECTRICITY IS THE CHEAPEST SERVICE YOU CAN IUY
HERE'S HOW!
TOM COMJNS
1 Jigger OLD
SMOOTHIE
Juice of 1 small
lemon; 1 Tea
spoon pow
dered sug
ar; Ice and
fill with
soda water.
OLD
SMOOTHIE
IT 1SNT ai "smooth u OLD
SMOOTHIE" unless It Is OLD
SMOOTHIE! This truly-dry gin
(80 proof) Is FIVK-TIMES-DIS-TILLED
to bring yon the utmost
In rare bouquet, blandness and
purity. A matchleae mixer In tbe
best of company!
OLD
SMOOTHIE
comes In
Bth's, Pints
and Halves
a.
LIVERPOOL, Eng., March 33. (AP)
Over a course made famous by the
hoofbeata of some of the world's
greatest Jumpers, 33 or fewer horses,
five of them American owned, will
start tomorrow the four and one-half
mile Journey at Alntree, known aa
the Grand National.
Not all will finish. At least they
never have. For the owner of the
winner awalta all the honor associated
with the world's premier steeplechase.
Dorothy Paget's Golden Miller ruled
the cholco at 11 to I on the eve of
the 03th running of the race.
Midget Photos S for 10O.
II
last night named matchmaker foi
the Portland municipal boxing com
mission, effective at once.
Balkeld will replace Joe Waterman,
Independent, promoter and more re
cently matchmaker for the commis
sion, who has left Portland to manage
boxers In other fields.
S Midget Photos 10c Peasley Studio.
Good News for
Kidney Staff ereaft
Hen is nlif that mom ritbt Into th imUtad
PORTLAND. March a3.-(AP)-A. (e
J. (Tex) Salkeld. manager of fighter. SS. nSSS. TShKSE
her. for year., and Independent
matchmaker for several months, was uk ao other. MouerbackKuaraotea, oidaa
This adv. Is not Intended to apnly
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