Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 02, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE SIX MEDFORD MATE TRTJBTTNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, 'AUGUST 2, 193?. Science and Rough Stuff Will Feature Tonight's Grappling Card LETHERS TO FACE Pat Will Try This on Pete I ON DOUBLE BILL Belcastro and McGill Pitted in Other Half of Program Men Work for Go With Savoldi Here Soon Both iclentiflo wrestling and un orthodox muscle mangling are In tore for the tana who turn out for the double-main event card at the armory tonight, to see "Sad" Sam Lathers, eupple grappler from Dallas, Texas, tangle with giant Rube Wright of Los Angeles In one bout, and Pete Belcastro, wild Italian from Sac ramento, come to grips with Pat Mc Gill of Nebraska lu the other. Although Wright, the mammoth bone crusher from California, poa aessea 335 pounds of brawn, be takes pride In clean, scientific mat work and thlnka a match should go to the best wrestler, not the best fighter. The U 09 -pound Dallaa man, who specializes in fancy leg work and figure-four head scissors, will treat an opponent rough, If necessary, but a'.so la Inclined to work carefully and systematically on a rlngmate. Pete Has Drop Kick Belcastro, the belligerent muscle mangier who has taken up a atudy of "Jumping Joe" 6a void Is famous drop kick, will furnish the punch In tonight's card, and la ready to greet his young Irish opponent with everything that will get by the eye of the referee. Whether qr not McOUl will turn the tables on Belcastro remains to be seen. He la capable of handling himself under any circumstances and may resort to rough stuff himself. Belcastro, If the drop kirk he Usee la as vicious aa the one employed by Bavoldl, may find himself outside the ring, as did the originator of the famous leg thrust In a recent match. Let hers Liked Here Promoter Mack LI Hard stated that the Belcnstro-McOlli match may run off with the honors of tonight's card, ', but Sam Lathers has used his long legs to great advantage here, step ping into the berth of a favorite with his bout against Bob Kruse last week, which he won In two straight falls Li Hard Is staging a aeries of elimi nation matches to determine a suit able opponent for Savoldi, who la scheduled to appear here In the next two weeks. Tonight's bouts will be a step further In the elimination rounds. AT SAVAGE LAKE All la set for Sunday, August S, at Savage Rapids dam for a glortsus outboard race meet. Several entries have been received to data and the Medford drivers expect some keen competition. "Red Wing,' the well known leap ing, unruly wild horse of the water ways, will be piloted by Harold Grey, while Joe Myrr will do his part In defending southern Oregon's laurels with "Irish Luck," a speed ly little hydroplane In a speedy class. A surfboard exhibition will be one of the attraction of the -afternoon. f . Pickers and pack era' tally cards, In large or small quantities, ready for delivery at Job Department Mall Tribune, 38-30 N. Grape. HEW TOURIST PULLMAN SERVICE TO CALIFORNIA Srzfl Now the Shasta carries a tour! it Pullman, providing economical sleeping accommodationi to Cal ifornia. Tourisi berths are ex actly the same site as standard Pullman berths, with fresh, clean sheets, blankets and porter ser vice. The following fares are good in coaches, alw in tourist Pullman (plus berth); Trt Roundtrips San Frnncisco .... $10.00 Los Angeles $28.70 A totirM Inner berth from here to San KranrUro rots only ?.00 Southern Pacific I. C. I'AKI.K, Agrul. Tel. 91 1 WJ S J 11 11 (;-. . ,s I X I A. i -V. Pat MrGJII, Nehrnskn Irishman, who will trade ei-lr with Pete Bel castro at the armory tonight, shown demonstrating one of the devas tating holds he has used with success In his qumt of wrestling honors. S B OUTFIT FOR SEASON WINDUP By BIl.tV HULKS Hfcrtturj Southern Oregon league Southern Oregon League Standings W. L. PC. Grants Pass 11 9 Ewauna 8 0 Medford 8 8 Shaw Bertram 8 11 .786 ill .429 .214 MOST AMAZING PROOF EVER KNOWN OF EXTRA TRACTION AND NON-SKID SAFETY Up ... UP ... UP ... to 14,000 feet above iea-lcvclt Skirting yawning chasms, tearing urounil 181 treacherous turns at breath-taking speeds, daredevil drivers fight their way up, grinding, pounding, swaying! In the annual I'ike's Peak Race. where a slip means death, Firestone High Speed Tires were on the winning car. Surely this is the most amazing proof ever known of Extra Traction Non-Skid Safety and Dependability. The new Firestone High Speed Tires for 1931 have the toughest, longest wearing tread Firestone has ever made. They have a wider tread of flatter contour, deeper non-skid, more and tougher rubber, giving you more than 50 longer non-skid mileage. Every cotton fiber inside every cord Is soaked and coaled with Extra Itubbcr eight additional pounds absorbed by every 100 pounds of cotton cords. This is Cum-Dipping, thcFitcstone patented process that provide extra Blowout Protection. 50 LONGER NON-SKID MILEAGE Remember with every Firestone Tire you get the Triple Ciiarnnlco for Uncquiled Performance Records for Life Against All Defects for 12 Months Aoaimt All Road HaitraV ( Sit Month In Commercial Service) Cull on the nearest Fiiv. . I.e Denier or Service Store today and equip vour car with lit; ... lone High Speed Tires for 1931. - HONOR ROLL FIRESTONE HIGH SPEED TIRES fa For mhh eonca((r ytn hmv (tn on lh utnntng curt In the daring Piktft Peak climb nher tlip meant deat h. THIS MEANS NON-SKID SAFETY AND TRACTION For fifteen conieeutlve yeart fun been on the wtnnlng tar in fh 500-mite IndianapoU Race. THIS MEANS ILOW0UT PROTECTION For three oontetuttx yeart hare been on (h 131 but of ho ITflihinf Ion (D.C.) ftnlfway und Flertrlc Com pony coivrfnf ll,35?,S10 but miU$ without mnm m inula' dttay fu to tirm trouble. THIS MEANS OEPENDABfUTT AND ECOKOMT ATim on fh A'trl man Wotofi' Ford l'-fl 7urlt that moif neiv rotul-to-roail record of 6T hour$, 4S mlnuli, JO treondi arlital running time. THIS MEANS ENDURANCE Games Next Sunday, Ewauna at Grants Pass. 6haw Bertram at Medford. Southern Oregon league's 1034 sea son will come to an end next Bun- day with the champion Grants Pass Merchants entertaining the second place Ewauna Red Box and the Med ford Rogues playing host to Shaw Bertram at, the Jackson county fair grounds. Regardless of how the battles come out next Sunday, the four teams have found their final resting places, with Ken Williams' high powerod Grants Pass club In first place, Ewauna in second, Medford in third and Swede Rlsberg's Shaw Bertram outfit In the cellar. Oamee Sunday will also mark the first time that Klamath Falls has gone without a league game since the season started. At Medford, the Rogues will at tempt to break their four-game losing streak with Jack Hughes on the mound while Shaw Bertram will have Dick Smith, a left handert on the rubber with Corset to catching. The final league game In Medford will also mark the lone appearance of Swede Rlsberg. former Chicago White Sox player, before Medford fans. Rlsberg Southern Oregon's Mountain Roads call for cool, steady nerves and FIRESTONE , HIGH SPEED TIRES . . . What a satisfaction it Is to KNOW that your tires are SAFE . . . that they won't blow out at the wrong moment imperiling the lives of your passen gers and yourself . . . 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U t A F A 1 1 w o r k LP MOST MILES PER DOLLAR 'Associate Dealers Union Service Stations Texaco Service Stations Associated Service Stations Moore's Central Service will hold down an Infield berth, prob ably aecond base. In addition to di recting tne Bhaw Bertram team. After-season plana of the tour clubs are pretty well settled. The pennant winners will book games with Port land City league teams to be played at Orants Pass; also probably bring ing in the state league winner early In September. Bhaw Bertram la ar ranging a tour of Oregon and south ern Vrtohlngton, lasting probably 10 days. Ewauna will play Independent for the rest of the year and Med ford may do the same. I TO Sunday at 9 a. m.. on the Junior high school courts the Medford ten- nls team will play the Orants Pass tennis team. All Medford players are requested to be on the courts promptly at 9 o'clock, so that the tournament will get under way on time. The Medford team la composed of the following: Kramer Deuel, Taa telle, Wl'ule Prultt, James Edmonson, Brown, Howard Hill, Sam Van Dyke, Leo Glascock, H. G. Wilson. Dr. Oil Us, Joe Patton and Nevln Cope. Just received large shipment ot Fruit Canning Cans and Lids. S.ze No. . Buy nowl Hubbard Bros CINCH ON FINAL By Hilly llulrn, (Secretary Southern Oregon League.) Hammering out three hlta In five trips to the plate against Shaw-Bertram Sunday, AI Droulette, Grants Pass catcher, boosted his batting mark 15 point to the average of .455, to successfully fend off the vici ous attack of his teammate, Clarence wgle, who Jumped from .393 to .426 In the Southern Oregon league race. Haley, Ewauna first baseman, who held down second place last week, dropped Into third when he was able to collect only one blow against Med ford. However, his one hit gave him a record of registering In 13 consecu tive games. Swede Rlsberg, Sh&w-Bertram man ager and former White Sox player, holds down fourth, position with his mark of .400. Paul Hoffard, Medford outfielder, leads his team with a mark of .311. Bill Kelson, Orenta Pass hurler. chalked up his eighth win of the year to retain his pitching leader ship, having lost two games for a percentage of .800. Following are official Southern Ore-1 gon league batting averages for play ers hitting .300 or beter and playing In five or more games: a. ab. a. Ate Droulette, G. P 14 55 35 .455 Ogle, O. P 14 fll 2fl .426 Haley. Ewauna 18 40 30 .40B Rlsberg. S. B. 35 10 .4'JO Putnam, Ewauna 9 41 IS .890 Martin, Ewauna 13 53 18 .339 Wakeman. S. B 14 57 19 .333 Klger, Ewauna 13 53 n .321 Hoffard, Medford. 14 61 19 .311 Wheeler. Ewauna 13 53 16 .302 Santee, O. P 11 44 13 .295 Puller, B. B 0 31 B .200 Bernadou, Ewauna..- 11, 45 13 .280 wade, O. P 38 11 .383 Hulen. Medford 7 28 8 .236 Earhart, O. P 7 31 6 .288 McLean. Med.-S. B. 10 38 11 .284 Shlpman. 6. B 13 53 15 .383 Oatrum, O. P 22 6 3"3 Wilson, Ewauna. 6 IS 1 .363 Joy, Medford i 11 88 10 J63 McCarthy, G. P 14 64 16 .250 Cogan, S. B 14 53 13 J50 MoClellend. S. B 14 49 13 .345 Blanas. Ewauna 13 50 13 .240 Hughes, Medford 11 37 8 .316 Joanls, Medford 9 39 .201 Garrett, G. P 14 55 11 .200 Pitching Percentages. O. W. L. Ave. Andrews, Ewauna. 3 10 1.000 Hess, Medford 110 1.000 Nelson, O. P 13 8 3 .800 Earhart, a. P 7 8 1 .750 Carlstrom, Ewauna- 10 ft 8 .500 Sargent, Medfowl 8 11 .500 Oaka. Ewauna 3 11 .500 McLean, Med.-S. B. 9 1 4 .333 Stanlaha. S. B.... Hughes, Medford. Smith, S. B Oilman, S. B.. Cogan, 8. B J3 .24 450 .009 .000 Scores Yesterday Coast League Hollywood, 9; Los Angeles, 8. Missions, 5; Ban Francisco, 4. Seattle, 6; Oakland, 1. Portland, 17: Bacramento, 5. American League At New York, 4; Boston, 7. At Cleveland, 7: Detroit, 10. At Philadelphia, 7; Washington, 11. At St. Louis. 6-3; Chicago, 10-4; second game 10 innings. National League At Boston, 8-3; New York, 11-10. 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