Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1934)
rfAGE FOTJB IfEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. SIEDFORD. OREGON. TTTTTRSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1931 Pair of Fiery Grapplers Matched on Armory Card Tonight BELCASTRO, Mi PROMISE ACTION IN MAM EVENT Speedy, Tricky, Rough Pair Take Interest Thlede and Demetral, Kenaston, Burke Round Out Program Action will b handed out In dou- blt proportions on the armory mat tonight In tha main event of a three- bout card, when tricky Pete Helens tro, Italian grappler, matches his brawn and wits against Bonny Mulr of Aus tralia. It will be a battle between two of a kind, as both the Italian and Australian are speedy, clever and experienced mat artists, with a taste for unorthodox tactics. Although outweighed by the brawny Mulr, who holds the title of heavy weight charn olon of Australia, Bel castro possesses a variety of spectacu lar tricks which never fall to make him a tough contender In any ring. His shuffling stance and swinging arms are well known In the Medforo arena, where he has won from many who were given the edge on paper. Bavoldl's famous drop-kick Is one or Pete's most effective weapons, but he also uses anything else that will get by the eye of the referee. The Australian Is another danger ous rlngman. Power la not his only advantage, however, aa ha is also known for cleverness. After working with giant Rube Wright In tha Med ford ring last week, Mulr suddenly ended boat 111 ties, with a surprise back ward body slam that left tha huge Texan helpless, and demonstrated acme other clever twists that ahouid come In handy against Belcastro, Another fast match Is expected In the 45-mlnute semi-final when Clin Thlede, former life guard from Long Beach, Cat., tangles with Harry Demetral, Greek muse la mangier from Chicago. Winning a match here last week from Matros Karllnko, Russian, the ex-ltfe guard made his entrance into Med ford fight circles, and dem onstrated some clevor wrestling. His opponent In tonight's fracas Is known for roughnesa as well as ability to put on a colorful show. Bob Kenaston of Gold Hill, the grappling marine, will meet a new comer to the Medford ring tonight In a 30-mlnute warmup bout, when he tangles for one fall with Armenian Bitrk. Kenaston showed ability In his bout here last week, which he won from Jim Heslln of Spokane with a scries of Sonnenbergs. His opponent Is also heralded as a speedy grappler, and with two light and wlrey mat men, a whirlwind preliminary bout la expected In tonight's card. Undefeated Oregon Eleven Ready for Husky Clash y A ' vim ' ' llf 1 The bli natural football rame between Washington and Orenon will be played In Portland this year. Some of Coach Cnlllson's rreular Oregon players are (left to riirtit) Fullback Frank Mlchek, Quarterback Kalph Terjeson, Halfback llob Parke and Tackle Pat Kury. (Associated Pre Photo). FILM BEAUTIES BLAMED FOR TROJAN'S RUINATION LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11. (AP)-. i The University of Southern California football team has "gone Hollywood," and some of Its players are "toys to henna-haired film beauties and to movie magnates," said the student newspaper, the Dally Trojan, In an ' Issue appearing today. I The Trojans, now en route to Pitts burg to play the powerful Panthers of Jock Sutherland Saturday, have j not been 'Impressive so far this year and last week dropped a 10-0 decision to Washington State College here. It was the soundest trouncing Southern California had suffered under the coaching of Howard Jones In years. Commenting on that game, the Dally Trojan said: 'It marked the victory of a team i that plays football for the game's sake over a team of Hollywood-struck boys who once knew how to play football, but having been persuaded that they are really a 11 -Americans, now only go through the motions. The handwriting has been on the wall for a long time." The newspaper's editorial, written by Jack Prankish, said that if the Trojans could forget the false friend ship of Hollywood it might defeat the favored Pitt eleven this week. U. S. O. football players for many years have had extra work In motion pictures and frequently have been guests at banquet and parties spon sored by film figures, for Hollywood likes Its football and It takes the Tro jans to Its heart. GRIDIRON GLEANINGS UPERFEX DIL.-BUR.NINa HE ATI NO STOVES SUPERFEX modern oil heat without furnace! Come In and see the SUPERFEX oil burning hearing store. No wicks, no machinery. No more dirt and aih.es. SUPERFEX uses Inexpensive fuel oil. Here's conitant comfort, uniform heat with initant control at the touch of the valve. Prices as low as $31.75 Choose the lire and type too prefer for home, store, office, church, school. Rich walnut porcelain enamel tini'h. Order now, and enjoy SUPEHrliX warmth regulated to suit tha season.- LAMPORT'S 220 E. Main. (Ity the Associated mm) SEATTLE Fired by the pledge of Jimmy Cain, another of those Okla homa boys who seem to be In the sports limelight this fall, that his Washington sophomore mates aren't going to be beaten by any big time rivals this year, the Washington Huskies go through a final workout today for the Oregon game. Out of today's showing, Coach Jimmy Phelan will name the S3 men who will make the trip to Portland, leaving tomorrow morning. BUOENE Several new faces may appear when the University of Ore gon's football squad lines up against the Washington Huskies In Portland next Saturday. It was Indicated here yesterday afternoon when Prink Col liaon, coach, tried a number of dif ferent combinations In the backflnld diriug the practice session. No defi nite announcement was made, how- over, as to whether there would be a change. CORVALLIS Oregon Btato football enthusiasts now have placed all their hopes of success during the 1934 const conference season on two reserve backfleld aces Jim Danerl and Wll- lard Jarvls. Both Danerl and Jarls are substitute for Norman "Red" Franklin, Denver left half who re ceived a shoulder Injury during the gams with Stanford last Saturday, which will keep him out of uniform for at leant three weeks. PULLMAN An Injured hand may leave big shoes for Larry Slblllia, WanhlnKlnn Stale halfback, to fill next Saturday. Coach Babe Holllngbery Is groom ing the enRer Larry to "fill In" If Ted Chrlstoffersen Is unable to play against Gonna ga because of tha gash he suffered In hi hand while making such a fine showing against Southern California last week. tenda to find tha weak spot In the W. S, O. armor and hit it hard. BERKELEY "Navy BUI" Ingram will send his 1034 California running attack Into high gear here Saturday against College of Pacific with Half back Chill Bertoll returning to the grid wars for the first time this year. MO RAO A St. Mary's shock troops will start tha game against Nevada Friday afternoon. Coach Slip Madl gan want to give the second string some actual experience, as ha may start them against Fordhara In New York next week. The squad will en train a few hours after fighting the wolf pack. Hart I M. WelRhs Three Pounds. JEFFERSON, O. (UP) A white radish weighing three pounds grew In William Taylor's garden. 10 N CUBS CHICAGO, Oct. II. CAP) Echoes of the world series haven't died away yet, but the report and rumor season already is on. BUI Hallahan, the world champion Cardinals' little southpaw, according to the first of the rumors, will be a member of the Chicago Cubs next season, and Pat Mnlone, btg right hander, will do his pitching for the Cards. The Cubs need a southpaw, and Frankle Frlsch, pilot of the Cards, Is said to be willing to part with Halla han to get Malone. M&lone won 14 games and lost seven, but was used little during the last month of the recent eason, folloglnw difficulty with Manager Charlie Grimm. Hallahan won eight games and lost 12, but pitched a whale of a game against Schoolboy Rowe, In the Tigers' first victory of the senea. Ofcfy lFSf a PI HY ! STRAIGHT WHISKEY 1 00 (M. PROOF J.B " a IT HAS THI PRICE you're wanted to pay IT HAS THE TASTE that will appeal to you WINDSOR IS 100 PROOF and that will please you ALL STATE STORES 73c a PINT Code No. 177-0 RPOKANE Coach Mike Pccarovim of QonEnsa expect to find atrtRRtn In weakneM when his bullrioffa meet Washington Btate here Saturday. Not a bit cowed by the Cougars astounding victory over Southern Phono 120-R California last werk, Pecarovlrh In- Save A Nickle! Without Sacrificing Smoking Pleasure- TRY mm Cigarettes The very finest Tnrttlsh and nnmra lle Toharrol hlrndrd to suit YOt'R taste. a for 20 LET YOUR TASTE BE THE JUDOE" fcjfcitsVsMad BOWLING Eoda Transfer bowlers took two out of three games from the Weeks and Orr outfit In their Elks lodge bowling tourney match laat night. Roy Prultt Carded a total of Wts ptna to lead the proceselon. Gates Auto and Texaco roll to night. Weeks and Orr. Orr, Bert 131 151 16T 449 R. Prultt 203 185 189 5t. Moffatt 136 143 203 481 Boomer 129 127 122 378 Holmes 137 120 167 414 Handicap 97 97 97 2U1 Totals Frey 832 823 160 103 Eads Transfer. 197 159 944 2599 82 835 Huasong Ifl3 Del Anderson 116 Plche '. 121 Bowman .. 186 Handicap . 05 188 133 145 148 95 883 142 188 171 115 133 95 614 419 381 44S 2U6 the more pro- that seems to be Totals 866 883 868 20m Hall. Mel 133 143 71 346 Youthful Golfers Show Elders Hou) ABERDEEN. Wash. (UP) The younger the golfer. flclent at least the case here. Ed Oozart, 14, amazed local golf ing talent when he shot a 72, two under par. In a match between High lands and Oakrldge teams. It was his Initial tour ol the Highlands course. oozart started Dlaylng golf last spring and since then hla game has been consistently in tha 80 or be. low. No More Piles Doctor's Prescription Guaranteed Thousands of Pile sufferers do nc know that the cause of Piles Is In ternalbad circulation ot blood in the lower bowel. Tills la the sclentlflo truth about Piles the real reason why salves and suppositories do not give lasting re lief, why cutting does not remove the cause. Your Itching, bleeding or protrud. Ing Piles will only go when you c tually remove the cause. External treatment can't do this an Internal medicine should be used. HEM-ROID, the prescription of Dr. J. S. Leon hardt,, sold by good druggists every, where, succeeds because it stimulates the circulation, drives out congested blood, heals and restores too affected parts. So why waste time on external remedies or worry about an operation when Jarmln Drug Co., also McNatr Bros, of Ashland Invites every Pile sufferer to try HEM-ROID with guar, antce of money-back If not Joyfully .oticfioH with tha helD one bottla 9 satisfied gives. - 1 x)M&jmMV8Li'-MJr wmmmaam &VxW JU-lrimM,: - It tig TIRE GUAKANTRF.f Wfl SAFE- Treaded by Our Fmms T 9 W M n h a i iazara yj4 An Armful of Wood or just one "Pres-to-log They weagh the same but the "Pres-to-log" provides more heat. m 'usx sv m ' iv.v 11 mk y i c N 1 13 1 l J Iki 1 IM I .T-V 1 L -ill Tsliaii ihii Use; v it AK'tta'.i-B.asi (Trnfle Murk Refilsterert) for fireplace, furnace, heater, cooking This Is the new, cJean fuel made br comprehig clrnn. dry shauirs and aamlust under terrific pressure of 16.V000 piiiiniK, t.irmlnr It Into convenient Rise loe. measuring 4 by 12ia Inches and neighing ahnnt 8 pounds. MIrea-to-IOs' are over three times as ilrnxe as ordinary vtod and give- an Intense, long-lasting hent. No dirt ni 4xit no sparks no odor no splinter no clinkers praclli.tlly no siinlve or ash ry to , handle economical and absolutely clean. Medford Dealers: Medford Fuel Co. 1123 N. Oontral Valley Fuel Co. 20 W. Main outtiern tUTRon l-ir-ti-lot i t lLrlni i jtfM . tAiii-i.riir-ir ait mm iti ilut&j,iTII r All Safety Features Better Traction... Greater Safety... Longer Wear... 'XAMINE the luperlor featurei of our , Center Traction Treads. While there is a difference between the treads of our various guaranteed lines of tires, these same essentials of safety, traction ond long wear are nevertheless achieved in each design. 1 and 2 . . . Perfectly balanced center and lid running strips give smooth . . . easy rolling road contact that saves gas and makes steering easier and adds thousands of extra miles. 3 . . . Deep encircling grooves give properly placed resistance against side-skidding. 4 . . . Deep cross-slots give greoter traction . . and old braking ond starting. 5 . . . "T" slots placed of a scientifically calculated angle p:jvide instant response to starting or stop ping impulse. 4 . . , Long massive shoulder bars widen tread, pre ver.t hingeing of side-walls, minimize side-sway, cn! protect against bumps and curve wear. Western Auto Supply Company' TIRE GUARANTEE! 24 Months on Sitper Whipcord 24 Months on 6-Hy Double Duty fTettrrn Giantr 18 Months on 4-Ptv Western Giants 12 Months on Wear-tcells AGAINST INJURY TO THE TIRE CAUSED BY. Cutt RimCuft Stone Bruitet firulsci Blow Out Faulty Brakes Under Inflation Wheels Out of Alignment In Poji. Car Strvlct. ( In commercial and business car service, guaranteed on-half above, porlodi.) tn iceordnnr vlth tht tnrm$ of our prtnttd CuArnf Cerltficmf imd at ttm of purekei: For Greater Safety Use Western Giant and Wear-well Tires With slippery winter weather ahead, don't be a "Public Enemy" . . 1 Smooth worn tires are a menace to your own safety . . . and to every other motorist on the road. PLAY SAFE ... be ECONOMICAL . . . be PREPARED . . . equip your car NOW with SAFE-TREADED Western Giants or Wear-wells from "Western Auto," and enjoy the added security of our scientifi cally designed treads that give better trac tion, as well as longer wear at prices that Save You Money ... I nula i '4t lis 1 A Tire for Every Purse and Purpose 30x3 OS I 29x4.40-21 I 30x4.50-21 I 23x4.75-1 9 6 Wer.wellI Wear-well I Wear-well I Wear-well I 3P 1 29x5.00-19 Wear-well $100 NEW TUBES Make Tires Last Longer. Get Our Low Prices I 294. 40-21 29x4.50-20 30x4.30-21 28x4.73-19 29x3. 00-19 30x5.00-20 26x5 25-18 31 5 2T2I 27x5 5o7l 7 WIST. GIANT WtST.GlAN! WlST.GUNT WEST. GlANT WlST.GlANT WEST, GlANT WEST GiANT Wr,T GlANT WEST GIANT $gOO $g30 $g4S SyS $25 $50 $90 $JJ65 $tj60 29x5 50-19 30x4.50-21 28x4.75-19 29x5.00-19 28x5.28-18 32x6 00-20 33.6 00-21 31x6 50-19 "jaTHTjn WEST.GIANT WEST. GIANT WfST.Gl.NT WEST.GlANT WtST.G.ANT WEST.Gi.nt WEST GIANT WEST GIANT WEST G" s7,s ,6w s?.j ; sy; sqt. , no ASK FOR LOW PRICES ON SIZES NOT SHOWN Oprn Saturday to P. M. More Than 150 Stores in the West 101 So. Riverside Phone 128 i--..; s, XSI011
