Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1934. Edwards and Wolfe to Grapple SGISSORS STAR TO MATCH GRIP KLAMATH TEAM lock r HERE Billy Edwards, Kansas City butcher iy, n old-time favorite ol southern Oregon wrestling Jans, returns to Medford tonight to tackle Lea Wolfe, Topular Texan, who haa been mak :ng Medford hla headquartora lor ome time. Edwards will pit his (& 'mous chiropractic headlock against the devastating rolling scissors ol the reisn and the result should be a driller for the cash customers. Wolfe : scheduled to leave soon on a tour of California and the southwest. Something new In the grunt and 'grimace game will be offored on the .umory mat card tonight by Promo ter Mack LUlard, who has signed a pair of husky college athletlo stars to fill out the other .half of the double-main event bill. Marvin Wes tenberg, handsome University of Pu get Sound grid performer, will meet Robert Vvans, Harvard student, who has turned to the bone crushing racket to replenish his educational rund. Both Westenbcrg and Evans are fsr from novices In the ungentle art and each has a number of vic tories to .his credit against men of much greater experience. Both matches are scheduled to go one hour or best two out of three falls. . Tickets for all seats will be at a uniform price and two sections have been reserved by the promoter for those who wish to purchase tickets In advance so that they may arrive at the last minute with assurance of securing a good scat. The show opens at B:30. I i T PORTLAND, April 13. P) Billy Bdwards, the Kansas City butcher boy, took two out of three falls from Ed Relwlg of San Francisco here last nljht. Edwards, 200, took the first Mil with his famous chiropractic headlock, and the final fall with a body press. Helwlg, 301, won the second fall with a flying head scis sors. Charlie Hansen, 310, Seattle, and Jack League, 319, San Antonio, Tex., went to a draw in the semi-final. Chief Little Wolf, 300, Trinidad, Colo., took one fall from Walter 81ro sts, 103, Mew Westminster, B. C. . At the conclusion of his bout with Bdwards, Helwlg was arrested on ft charge of disorderly conduot for his actions in last week's wrestling match when ha was alleged to have reached through the ropes and grabbed Ref eree Verne Harrington. The serving of the warrant, the police announced, was part of a campaign to preclude disorders at wrestling bouts. T Dy llnrold drove. In a highly excited game, the Hen derson All-Stars and the Active Club wrangled a victory from their worthy opponents last night in the city twi light kat-ball league, Henderson's thoroughly thumped the Jennings Tire outfit, 0 to 0. The Active club proved that they were active in dofeatlng the shoe makers from Kldd's, 9 to 7, In the most exciting of the two games. Tonight the High School will tangle with Your Office Boys and Standard Oil will play host to Lamport's. 1 STATUS CLEARED As nim question hiw risen con cerning the veteran's and pioneer's free hunting and fishing license, the state gnme commission at Its hut meeting made a ruling on the license according to Information received here by captain Lee M. Bown of the state police. The new special annual license- Is only Issued for a calendar year, the letter pointed out, and pioneers or veterans heldlng the life license miuit pay a fee of 00 vonta for the issuance of the special annual license to hunt and fish. 4 BOWLING CITY I.FAOIH Post Office 1st 3nd 3rd Total Jt. Singler 197 M8 MS 418 B. York .- 140 108 108 409 M. Catey 181 100 158 418 S. Sherwood 157 183 303 513 B. Nichols 177 134 143 453 Handicap 140 140 140 Totals 803 703 343 26J8 ftlaililnril Oil 1st and 3rd Total H. Kerr 134 143 134 400 E. Clevenberg .. 147 170 146 473 S. Stark 118 140 144 409 H. Plnneo 130 133 351 Boomer . . .. .. 140 135 384 Dummy ............... 135 ' ...... Dummy 138 .. iff "J"""". r 7 22: Billy Edwards, Knusns City butcher boy. who meets Les Wolfe on the armory mnfc tonight, tg the Inventor of the chiropractic hendlnck which leaves opponents badly befuddled after a few minutes' application. IN ROWING DUEL SEATTLE, April 12. (p) Primed and ready for the Hist renewal of the Pacific Coast rowing ragatta between the trim racing fleets of California and Washington on Lake Washington hero tomorrow, the southern Bears today began wondering if they will get a chance to defend their 1032 national champlonshlu at Po ugh keep -sle In June. "X have a hunch we have a better four-mile than a three-mile varsity machine," declared Coach Ky Ebrlght of California after giving his sweep sters their final Instructions. "If we are victorious against Washington In the three-mile race tomorrow, I m sure we will go east. If we make a good showing we will still have a chance, but If we get our ears knock-, ed off I guess wo will be all through rowing for this season." On Inspection Visit Matthew J. Bowen of Alhambra, Cal.. Inspector from Robert Fechncr's office, director of the- Civilian Conservation corps, Is in tho district Inspecting the work projects. Tuesday he visited Apple gate camp, and on his tour will In clude Csrberry, Kerby, Pistol River, Cape Sebastian and Port Orford camps. The Medford Rogues will make their initial appearance before Med ford fans at the fair grounds Sunday when they cross bats with the fast Shaw-Bertram Lumber Co. team in a pre -season game. The Shaw-Bertram team, last year's Klamath and Lake county champions, was defeated last Sunday by the Rogues, 11 to 3. at Klamath Falls and are out for re venge. They plan on Importing sev eral players In the hopes of downing the high-stepping Rogues, who only the week before whitewashed the Grants Pass Athletics 4 to 0. Manager Halght announced that Chief McLean will be on the mound with hla new catcher, peppery Dean Joy behind the bat. Incidentally McLean has not had an earned run scored against htm this year. He pitched five Innings against Jackson ville without allowing a hit or run, nine Innings against Grants Pass, al lowing five hits and no runs and nad the Shaw-Bertram team shut out until the eighth Inning -when two errors In succession allowed three runners to cross the plate. The new uniforms will not arrive until some time next week, states Halght, and Medford fans are asked to bear the old ones with him for just one more game. According to Paul Rynnlng, the fair grounds diamond will be In Al shape. He has promised to put the scraper and roller on It within a day or two. All members of the Rogues are re quested to turn out Friday evening at 5:30 for practice. BOYISH KATHER1NE ADDS NEW SWIMMING LAURELS CHICAGO, April 13. JF Kathar ine Rawla, a boylsh-looklng mite of a girl, tucked one world's record awey and went looking for. more swimming glory today as the tussle lor the wom en's National A. A. U. Indoor cham pionship churned on at the Lake Shore Athletic club. Picking up where she left off with her dazzling campaign of a year ago, the 15-ycar-old Miami Beach, Fla., high school girl made her first start In championship competition for 1334 last night snd came up with a title and a new world's mark in the 300 yard individual medley, an event that demands speed, endurance and versa tility. Making a show of her field of older and stronger rivals, "Katie" swam the distance in 4 minutes 12.3 seoonds, bettering her old mark of 4:14.8 by 3.6 seconds. The low springboard diving cham pionship, which she holds, and the 100-yard breast stroke, & title she has a hunch she can take, were the ob jects of the 106-pound mermaid from Florida today. COUPLE EXCITEMENT Mr. and Mrs. M. Morthland of th'.s city yesterday reported an exciting day on the Rogue. Fishing near t'.is mouth of Elk creek, they danded an 11-pound steelhead and a salmon. Mr. Morthland got the salmon on light tackle and was on the verge of losing the fish, when Mrs. Morthland wided in, grabbing It in her hands. She fell down in the process, adding an icy bath to the day's activities. The salmon's weight wasn't reported. 8 Midget Photos 10c Peasley Studio. Anniversary 1 1VAJ CREMEpe CACAO DISTILLfD Serve after demi-tasse... without ice in small cordial k glasses. ..many prefer a bit of cream on top. 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