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PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JtEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934. Kruse Hansen Bout Tonight Takes Fans Interest E PAIR ET GOING Both Noted for Punishing Foes Winner Will Get Match With Cox New- , man - Helwig Other Half A long-time favorite of Medford grappling fans will return tonight when Bob Kruse. Oewego farmer, .ap pears at the armory against Charlie Hansen, stoical Seattle Dane, In a one-hour match. Billy Newman of Denver and Ed Helwig of California will match grips In the other half of the double malt, event card pro moted by Mack LUlard. Kruse never falls to provide a show when his name appears on a wrest ling bill and, tame or tough, he usually takes his opponents by one means or another. In .his match to night the Oswcgan will be tackling one of the biggest, roughest and toughest muscle stretchers In the racket. Hansen has been seen In ac tion here several times and has made a specialty of handing his opponents plenty of misery, w.hen the two got together tonight the cash customers are promised a hammor-and-tongs brawl that will keep tbem on the eat edge throughout. A an, added Incentive for the' Kruse-Hansen affair. Promoter LU lard has promised to match Vie win- j ner with Ted ("King Kong") cox here next week. Ed Helwig, a 210-pounder, will be a stranger to local fana, but comes with an Impressive 'record In Cali fornia and middle-western rings. He will need all the tricks In the bag In attempting to pin Billy Newman for the Utter Is strong and fast and boasts 205 pounds of beef and bone. The show will be opened at 8:30 and flrst-come-flrst-aerved rules will prevail In the seat sale, except for two sections which will Be available to Viose who purchase tickets In advance. On Armory Mat Card ROGUES TO PLAY The Medford baseball team will Journey to Klamath FalU Sunday to crosa bats with the Shaw-Bertram Lumber Co. team, last year's Klam ath county champion, according to Hal Hftight, manager. Last Sunday the Roguea opened the baaeball season at Grant Paas bl defeating the Granta Pass Ath letes, 4 to 0, In a fast and Interest ing game. T.ho Rogues held a. workout last evening at the fair grounds and an other session la slated for Friday evenin. Manager Height requests all players to be on hand at 6:80. .. .,. All kinds of teeal blanks tor sale, for rent, no bunting, no trespassing and other cards for sale at Commercial Printing Dept. of Mall Tribune. BILLY NEWMAN, Denver grappler, shown applying one of the many holds he uses to subdue opponents. He will wrestle Ed Helwig of Cali fornia at the Armory tonight. This Spring GOODYEARS and get Blowout Protection that lasts! 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Since you pay no premium for Goodyear Tires, start this Spring to drive with their long-lasting safety under all your wheels. Let us demonstrate Supcrtwist Cord and quote you on a set of the type most eco nomical for your driving 1 The Grease MUST Come Through Both Sides bofore we pass a shackle! Our Famous Specialized Lubrication is thorough, We follow your car maker's recommendations Most cars $1 .OO Mferd Service Station "YOUR TIRE SHOP" Corner Main and Pacif io Highway 0. 0, FURNAS, Prop. Phone 14 SERAPHS RETAIN CLEAN SLATE BY MANUFACTURED ON THE PACIFIC COAST By the Associated Press. Generally picked as the club to beat in the 1934 Coast league pennant race, Los Angeles today was the only unde feated team In the olrcult as the sea son entered Its third day. It was on an error that the Angels scored a 10th Inning run to defeat the Portland Ducka, 6 to 4, after Ed Bryan, Beaver pitcher, had hit a homer In the nlnth Inning to tie the score. In the last naif of the tenth Dlttmar grounded to third. Sheoly, Beaver catcher, let English's throw roll through him and Demaree scored the winning run. All four of Port land's runs resulted from homers, Blackerby and Cot each connecting In the seventh, the "latter with one on base. After bowing to Seattle In the open ing day's upset, the San Francisco Seals came back yesterday to defoat the Indians, 7 to 3. A circuit clout In the ninth Inning gave Oakland a to 4 victory over Hollywood. Another home run was responsible for Sacramento's 3 to a wtn over the San Francisco Missions. Leo Osten berg lifted one over the fence In the eighth Inning with two on base The standings: W. Los Angeles ...................... 3 Hollywood 1 DUFFER CLASSIC E Annual Tourney for Slice and Hook Artists Will Attract Large List of Entries Intricate Fine System Divots will fly hign Saturday after noon when the annual duffers' golf tournament opens on the Rogue Val ley links. The tourney will cover 10 days but will not Interfere with regu lar golf games as contestants are ex pected to be spending most of their time In the rough and In traps, sav ing wear and tear on the fairway. Over 60 entrants are expected to take part In the big event, attract ing the poorest of the bast golfers In the west, representing over 80 per oent of golfdom today. Cups of un usual beauty will be awarded the winners of each class, but permanent possession is possible for a golfer only after having won for 30 consecutive years. Fines for Winner. Winner of the dubs class, open for golfers who hover around the 100 mark, will receive the largest cup, but upon winning it must also pay a fee of 93, while the champ of the duffers who putters around 96, must pay $2. The Walker, Ryder, Western Open and National Amateurs' cups mean nothing to the local disciples of the tees when competition begins for these prizes. The earnest knights of the fairway, whose sllclnga and bookings have made golf Infamous, can never hope to gain glory out of making a low score It means pennies out of their pockets. Should a dub make 06, he is assessed two-bits, in addition to a dime apiece for 97, 98, and 99, making 66c, and should he be so unlucky as to turn In 95, a dollar more Is tacked onto the overhead of the day. The same holds true for the duf fers. A dime apiece for 95, 94, 93, and 93 gets them digging Into pockets. Then comes 25c for 91 and a dollar for 90, but worst of all there Is a five dollar 'threat for 89. A complete list of entries will be published Fri day. Old Fend Continues, One of the Interesting matches of the day is expected between George Nlelson and Doe Elliott, who are said i to be still playing on last year's tourney. . A twelve-month ago they played three mornings and didn't complete the first nine. Then there Is the defending dub champion, Rob ert Ruhl, who has been working out for days In anticipation of the chance to show the local boys he has not been called "champ" In vain. P. Reum, the Canadian champ, will add aome fancy touches to the tourney, while Jlmmle Valentine, the dark horse of all the entries, will show how easy it is to make one stroke with the left hand and the other with the right. Dubs Train Hard. Many evenings have found Walter Leverette and George Hunt In the traps and in the rough looking for balls and masterfully digging up di vots, especially the former, who once dug over six Inches before the ball would meet his club. A. 8. Rosenbaum has been In training for five years while George Codding has been at it almost as long. Jerry Jerome will heft a mighty stick against Ole Alen derfer, while Mack LUlard will be showing Olen Fa brick that sometimes ring tricks can be used on the fair way. In all there will be numerous hard fought contests before the champions will emerge from the fray, and through it all Moore Hamilton and E. O. Ferguson, the headline scriv eners, will be threats until the final ball Is sliced. BOWLING CITY LEAGUE Standard Oil 1st 2nd 3rd Total N. Kerr 181 166 164 N. clevenberg 175 108 118 H. Plnneo 109 112 167 S.. Stark 136 129 139- Parson ..... Handicap 96 132 122 165 155 165 490 401 388 404 350 Totals 832 801 865 2498 Plche Hardware 1st 2nd 3rd Total Roy Prultt 152 108 137 397 A. Plche 156 166 178 490 R. Harrison 108 108 158 372 H. Strang 121 137 140 398 S. Carey 145 132 135 Handicap 144 144 144 412 Totala 826 785 890 2501 Tonight: Elks. va. Bowman's Bar ber Shop. SALT LAKE CITY, April 8. (API- Frank J. McOanney of Salt Lake City announced today, that official sanc tion for the western zone trapshoot In Salt Lake City May 31, June 1, 2 and 3, has been obtained from the amateur trapshootlng association. 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