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PXGB FOUR MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SUGUST "16, 1931. Grid Ace Wrestles Lethers at Armory Tonight , WILDCAT WILSON German Faces Russian FACES FOE WHO EDUCATED LEGS Karaslck and Herman in Second Match of Double Bill Apt to Provide Fire works of the Evening Another of Promoter Mack Llllerd's vonular combination cards of clean, clentlflc wreatllng and free-for-all muscle mangling ie In a tore for Med tort mat fana at the Armory tonight when Sad Sam Lathers, lanky Texan grappler, tangle with Oeorge "Wild cat" Wllaon, e-Unlveralty of Wash ington football atar, In the main vent, and Al Karaslck-, Ruaetan Lion, meets none other than hla moat hated rival, Adolph "Hitler" Herman, Ger man matman, In the aeml-llnal. Both oonteatanta In the main bout will have notable reputation! at atake, the rubber - legged Texan'a four tralght wine here In aa many matched, and the veraatlle grid atar'a many favorable appearanoea through out California. Each will go at the other with every Intention of adding another match to hla credit, and ac cording to Promoter LUlard, at the flnlah the referee will be holding up the arm of one of the beat wreatlera In the game. Wllaon Uses Tackle. Wllaon bring with him from the crldlron the apectacular flying tackle. which flattens any opponent when It connect. Lether'a lanky frame pro- rldea an expanalv target for Sonnen- snerga, but be h&a a way of melting out of the reach of an onruahlng ball of wreatler that aometlmea turna the tablea. Lethera uee bla Umber lege to beat advantage, and la able to wrap up an opponent In Innumerable crunch' lng leg-twlete, aa well aa etep out of anything In the way or arm-iocxa pedaling all over the other grappler anroute. With the aeml-flnal event, a ahow of anything from clrcua proportlona to down-and-out dirty work la expeeted, with both Karaalck and Herman poe eeaslng equal oh&ncea of getting In the moat haymakera or atrangle-hold. Xaraalck uaea hla knowledge of the human nervoua ayatem to take every thing he can from an opponent, tick ling and nudging until the other wreatler la a nervoua wreck. Colorful Pair. Both Karaalck and Herman have their weaker momenta, not healtatlng to add color to the ahow with freak atunta or feat of daring, aa well as their ouatomary unorthodox but apec tacular matwork. According to ticket aalea, LUlard atatea, which atarted with a ruah the flrat day of the week, an additional row of aeata la In order, aa thte week'a crowd la expected to fill the Armory to overflowing, with preference for aafe nlchea out of reach of flytng grappler. That there la danger of something happening to more than the contest ante In the Herman-Karaalck aet-to. la evidenced by the fact that LUlard announced today that he will secure two refereea for tonlght'a card. He lias not decided upon the man to take the ticklish position of arbitrator In the aeml-flnal, but etated that Fire man Ray Friable may be called If the gory German and Russian decide to Include a third man In their playful entice. ii ii i.i ' saasajsasaai ll' a mm " mill ' mm u -, , -S'tfs - - a h i i r Ai j 4 'j 4 . f r.V' Y 'i. v it "'A l-t .' , W w ; jL:: . .,.... ; PAW . i, - r; 4 . ' v ' l ; $ , ' i ,..,' ' , n t j "'"' r :'. f . I, ' i J,," . is "Adolph Hitler," huge Teuton grnppler (above), who tanclM tonlcht with Al Karaslck, the "Itusslan Lion," In a wrestling match which will be hald the card nt the armory. O eorge Wllaon and Sam Lethers will come to grips In the other half of the show. SEATTLE GRABS LEAD IN LEAGUE (By the AuoottUd Prem.) Not 9ven Aatl wm aurprlMd to day to find ft baseball Indiana lead Ins the Cout leaRut for the first time In years and yeara of wallowing Jn the Pacific Coaat league lower regions. Owner Bill Klepper admitted weks a?o he ha4 the beet elub In the cir cuit, and Manager Dutch Ruether modestly barked him up. Now for the moment at least they hare prov ed their point. Portland forced the tribe to go 11 Innings last nlht before it won out, 7-6, to take over sole control of first place aa Los Angelee ran Into diffi culties and was beaten by the Mis sions. 0-0. Another of the late gme rallies for which the Indiana are becoming faro ui enabled them to shove over three runs with four hits and a Beaver bobble in the ninth and tie up the game at 0-0. They put together an other braoe of hits for their winning tally In the second extra session. Scores Yesterday ' By HENRY McLEMORE. United Press Staff Correspondent. GOSHEN, N. Y., Aug. 16. (UP) Lord Jim, an ungainly bay colt, who two years ago brought only $500 aa a yearling, yesterday won the ninth annual renewal of the claaslc Ham bletonlan atakea, the Kentucky derby of the hnrness horse world. As 35,000 persons, largest crowd ever to watch a trotting race, looked on, Lord Jim won the fourth and de ciding heat of the race, to earn his owner, K. L. Mefford of Columbus, O., the tidy sum of 914,000. Second money went to Muacletone, Coldstream Stud'l, archnecked, high striding colt, who chased Lord Jim to the wire, only to lose by a length. In third and lat place waa the game little filly, Princess Peg, carrying the colors of the Brothers Lyle of New Jersey. . Emily Stokes, the heavily backed favorite, as well as other members of the field, failed miserably in the first three heats, and were barred from the final and deciding swing around the mile track. , The first heat went to Princess Peg. Lord Jim qualified for the final by winning the second, and Muscle tone by making a show of hla rivals in the third. , TWO SHARE PRIZE IN GOLF TOURNEY HOW THEY STAND. (By the Associated Press.) Coast. - W. Seattle .. 32 Loa Angeles 91 talons 39 Hollywood 38 San Francisco .... 38 Oakland .................. 33 Sacramento 30 Portland 17 National. New York 71 Chicago 88 St. Loula ........................... 83 Boston 88 Pittsburgh 84 Brooklyn 48 Philadelphia 44 Cincinnati ............ 30 American. Detroit New York Cleveland ... Boston Washington n.w St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago - .... . 7S , 87 , 88 80 ..... 49 47 44 38 Pet. .816 .898 .838 .638 .638 .443 .385 .337 .634 .600 .878 .605 .495 .438 .407 .361 .838 .609 .643 .631. .464 .443 .410 .339 WATER CARNIVAL AT BYBEE BRIDGE Dse Mall Trlbunti want ada. Table Rock communlt'ys water ear nival Saturday night at Bybee bridge was attended by approximately 300 persona from varloua parte of the valley. Mrs. Patsy Brock, Red Cross ex aminer, was In chearge of the pro gram. Winners In the varloua events were: Boys up to 8 years, walking In water. Billy Barnum: swimming. Harlow Carpenter. Olrla up to 8 years, walk ing. Nina Tuttle; awimmlng, Nina Tuttle. Boys. 0 to 13 yeara, crawl. Bob Tuttle; aide, Corny Meyera. Olrla, aame ages, crawl. Polly Scherer: side, Polly Scherer. Boye, 13 to 17 yeara, crawl, Selby Tuttle; aide, Spencer Wellls. Girls, crawl, Llbby Hamilton: aide, Nancy Clark. Boya, 17 yeara and over, crawl, John Wall; side, John Wall. Girls, crawl, Maxle Thompson. aide; Dorla Shafer. Women'a free style, Mrs. Pearl Morris. Catharine Mead and Llbby Hamil ton tied for first place In the candle race. Winners were presented blue silk water carnival ribbons. About 300 persons were present at the Bybee bridge water carnival Sat urday night, coming from Medford. Table Rock and other districts. The races were Interspersed with stunts and diving.' directed by Maxle Thompson and Mlas McClaln, and in cluded tandem races, cock fights water leap-frog and other Interesting stunts, aa well as plain and forma tlon dlvea from the board. A feature waa lights turned 01 the bridge, and John Millard diving Into the river. Shelby Tuttle was waiting and brought Millard to shore in his canoe. Four members of the life saving corps caused the audience to gasp when they overturned a rowboat In the middle of the river, only to sit In the capsized boat and paddle It to ahore with their hands. This waa planned to show that a capsized boat la not useless In getting to shore. Another event was to hear alnging and talking from under the over turned canoe. Swimming approachea and rescues. Including the front and back stran gle and wrist holds, towing to ahore by the hair, head, and cross-chest carries, were performed by the life saving corps, In charge of Miss Mar Jorle Kelly. Eventa were announced by Gordon Turner. It Is hoped to make this swim ming Instruction and carnival an an nual affair, thla being the second year. Last year Miss Evelyn Hamil ton was In charge. Forty-three persons passed the Red Cross testa given by Mrs. Brock. Those who earned the Junior life saving were: Nancy Clark, Martha Scherer, Shelby Tuttle, Spencer Wellls, Emily Scherer and Charity Hart. The three who passed the senior life saving were given authority to conduct beginners' and swimmers' testa. They were: Gladys Hoffman, Maxle Thompson and Elsie Perry. PORTLAND, Aug. 18. JPi Some. tlmea wreatllng crowds ahow almost as much originality aa wreatlera. Last nlght'a auditorium crowd waa the real winner. In original manner, Strangler Lewis gained two falls and then the crowd unfrocked hla opponent, the Masked Marvel. The letter's face waa foreign to the majority. He hid hla face In bla hands and fled. Lewis blindfolded the Marvel by shifting hla mask and gained the first fall. The Marvel then rubbed some thing In Lewis' eyes and pinned him. But Referee Vern Harrington was lit erally blind, for he reached under the Marvel'a walatbejd to aee what the blinding medium waa, and tearfully mlased seeing the fall. Lewis got up and pinned the Marvel. In the semi-wlndup. Joe Malce wlcz, 305, Utlce, N. Y., drew with Ivan Managoff, 319, Chicago, In three rounds. Al Karaslck, 193, Portland, drew with Casey Colombo, 301, Santa Monica. Those Interested In the early In habitants of the southwestern sec tion of thia country will enjoy the meeting of the Camera elub In the courthouse tonight at 8 o'clock. William Bopp, who spent some months In excavating and restoring Aztec nuebloa under direction nt thA government. In Mesa Verde park and Chaco canyon, will tell of these ruins and ahow pictures taken while so en gaged. Other members will alve hook review and print criticism. ah camera olub meetlnga are open to the public. ATTORNEY BEATEN BY FARMERS WHOSE L, UP FOR SALES ON TAX CARUTHERSVILLE. Mo., Aug. 18. (AP) Excitement attendant upon the beating of an attorney who appeared at a farm tax sale, subsided today, and county authorities said they planned no prosecutions against the attackers. Robert Hawkins, Pemlsoott county prosecutor, said no charges had been filed and none of the men who at tacked the attorney, Chaa. L. Waugh. St. Louis, had been Identified. Waugh, representing a committee of drainage district bondholders, came here with the intention of bid ding at the public sale where IS farms were to be sold to satisfy tax Judgments obtained by drainage dis tricts. Accosted by a group of farmers In the hallway of the court house. Waugh wat Silted If he Intended toS bid. He admitted he did. Waugh said he waa seized, hit shirt torn off, and then beaten Into unconsciousness. His condition was reported not cnticai. The sale proceeded as scheduled, owners of the 13 farms bidding in their own property. Bale prices amounted to the approximate costs in each case. PLANT LICE when your plants have Just been watered or are still wet with dew, sprinkle them with Bu-hach If jou wish to free them from lice. Bu-hach la sure death to Insect pests. 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Carry a box in your car and avoid de lay and ex pense. 244-5.i Ilk immmm Harry McMahon and Archie Mans-1 field tied for first place in the regu lar weekly golf tournament yester day evening at the Rogue River Val ley Golf course, with not score of 33, Ench won two golf bnlls s flrat prlre. Tom Emmens and Harold Johnston turned In two more tied scores for second place, and each received onr golf bait for net 33. Twenty players entered the tour nament, which will be repeated next week, in the series of weekly event i which Jack Hueeton, pro, haa been conduetong for the past sever: months, H CANNERY Coast League. Seattle 7, Portland . Loa Angelea 8, Mlsstona 0. San Francisco 6, Hollywood 0. Oakland 4. Sacramento 8 American League. At New York I. Detroit 1. At Boston 8, St. Loula I. At Philadelphia 7-3, Chicago 4-1. Cleveland at Washington, postpon ad, rain. National Lague. At Pittsburgh 4-4, New York 8-3. At Inclnnati 7-4, Brooklyn 8-7. Boston at Chicago, postponed, ra!n Philadelphia at St. Loula, postpon ed, rain. ASHLAND, Aug. 18 (Spl ) Pre. Umlnarles on the tomato crop 113 boxea of 'the fruit from the patch of O. S. Blackford near Medford have been received by the local cannery ami will be run through. The full crop la eipected to be coming In by tin first of next veek, and when tlr Influi of produce reachea lis pej quite a few more workers will hired, according to officials of t:i, local cannery. The crop so far, with" the Black ford produce aa a be.se for estimate eema to be especially good, and In dlcatlona sre tor a much better run than waa at first expected. The csnnery at present Is employ lng 73 men and women In day ehllta and expecta to have the pear crop eleaned up In a few daya. i Skin Tortnenf Itching. roughness, cracking.caiilx relieved and improved with wx Wherever You Go We 're Following You! That Is, If you wnnt us. 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