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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1934 T L WITH NO DEFEATS The Texao team won last weelc't lilgh score prine la the Elks club bowling tournament and also leads lie league with three games won and bone lost. The Modern Plumbing and Bheet Metal quintet rolls the Electrolux outfit tonight. Team and Individual standings fir the first week of the schedule follow: W. h. Pet. Texaco ............ 8 Modern Plumbing 3 Strang's Drug 3 Cads Transfer .................. 3 BOWLING Studebaker ... 3 Hlway Barber Shop...... 3 peoples Electric 1 Electrolux 1 "Week & Orr 1 Economy Lumber . I City cleaner . ..... 1 Oates -.. ...... 0 1.000 .em .667 .667 .667 .667 .333 .3.13 .333 333 .333 .000 Player Ialght R. Prultt Paake ...... .... Erlckjion ftoae J. V. Wftteon... Bherwood Fada ... Lea wataon .. Burroughs . Baylor ... .. Huaaong ...... Ttnnkln Brown IW. Prultt Cluenther K. Orr poVore . t. am Murray -. olmacheld ....... F. Strang Oa-toa . - Moffatt etoehr . R. Smith pvrguaon derma. B. Orr Hammond V. Strang .......... Bowman Iflwood .. . Brayton Overmeyer ... . White, Crura - Del Anderaon ..... Alenderfer . lIleel Claudo Holmoa... Bullla Kelly York Sanderson .......... Thompson Cole Holmea . Crank - V. Tengwald B. Hart . JMche Boomer ..... .. OBotiza ........ Poone ............... Hall Oault Beeney ................ IFrey ..... Harrington K. Anderaon - Wabater 8 Ttl. 633 686 (80 873 MS 543 643 S43 SIS 639 618 614 603 603 496 403 401 400 400 487 486 484 481 470 463 4.13 440 44A 448 436 433 419 416 414 403 407 403 401 300 398 384 381 378 3.18 346 348 330 339 911 311 368 Ave. Hep 311 106 ... 103 .... 181 .., 183 .... 181 181 .... 181 178 176 173 171 168 168 168 169 164 164 163 103 163 163 161 160 160 160 164 151 150 190 140 140 14B 148 148 143 141 140 130 130 138 136 136 134 134 133 133 130 130 138 137 136 130 110 118 116 113 113 104 104 The Marlnoff "Beer Barona" won three atralght In their match laat night with the Eagles In the City Bowling league. Patton waa high for the evening with 618, while Antic won high for alngle game with 343 Medford Stationary rolls the Post Office Wednesday. Marlnoff lat 3nd 3rd Total Clark . 143 333 141 617 Burroughs 304 139 174 807 Woodward 189 130 186 404 Keaaler 139 169 133 417 Patton 106 314 308 618 Handicap 13 4 8 Totali 830 886 836 3301 Knglea lat 3nd 3rd Total Lyoni 148 194 133 431 Puhl 139 163 186 476 Kreaae . 147 133 168 44i Smith - 164 16B 143 474 Antle .... 343 176 183 600 Totala 837 703 810 3430 BY EX-COACH OF IP u Federal tclentlata have discovered that a tiny beetle carrlea a d Incase that haa kept aweet corn from being grown In many areaa. Takes 6 Inches Off Hips and Bust The SAFE Way to Reduce "For 8 month I've used Kruechen fin Ha I've lout 45 lbs. taken 8 Inches off bLst 3 bottles gave me splendid results." Mrs. Carl Wtlnon. One-half level tefispoonful of Km nhrn In hot water every morning li trie secret how overweight folks can reduce 8 APPLY and at the sums ttme gain physical attractiveness, one bottle lasts 4 weeks. You can get Kruschen Baits at Jarmln'a Drugs or any drug store In the world. Coach Darwin K. Burgher's visit to Eureka Saturday with his Medford high school grid team drew the fol lowing published comment from Charles Erb, Jr., former Idaho univer sity coach, now a resident of the sea port city: When the Medford high ecnooi football squad puts up at the Vance hotel this afternoon there will bo with them, Darwin Burgher, former University of Idaho football star who Is now coaching the Medford gridiron players. Burgher was one of the greatest ends that the Vandal team had dur ing the years of 1926-27-28 and con sidered one of the finest football players of all time. Besides being an exceptional man on both offense and defense, he did the Kicking for his team as well as being the panning threat. He captained the Idaho 1037 Pacific coast Intercollegiate championship team, which tied with the University of Southern California for cos at hon- ora. .TI waa a pupil of mine at Idaho during these years and, If I may say. Darwin was a source of pride to me both scholasttcally and athletically for he won the Charlie Erb, Jr., scholarship trophy, given to the high est scholar in the "Big I society" for all types of athletics. ! Burgher was picked by the players of U. fl. C. the national champion In 1028 as the best end on their all opponent eleven. Considering that the Trojans had on their schedule that season, Notre Dame, and Pitts burgh, besides their regular games In the coast conference, made It a con siderable honor. Without a doubt. Burgher was the greatest athlete I ever coached and X feel because he was always a. great scholar that his team which plays Eureka high school Saturday night at Albee atadlum will demonstrate the caliber of man that thta young coach possesses. It has been my privilege to be very Intimate with Coach Jay Wlllard of Eureka high school during my so journ locally. Further I may add that I have never seen two men, re ferring to Wlllard and Burgher, that are so similar in mannerisms and character. My observance of Coach Wlllard and the manner in which he handloa his boys and the character building which he Instills In each Individual Is Indeed somethng that every member of this community should be proud of, particularly the mothers and fathers of students at tending Eureka high school. IS NEW TYPE FOR E Bringing with htm a new spirit, if not a new type of wrestling, one of the most Interesting of the col orful matmen who have Invaded the United. States from foreign climes Bonny Mulr of Australia, the wrest ler who met defest at the armory Thursday night at the hands of Pete Belcastro, but who Is asking for an other chance. Mulr, a towering, curly-headed lad In his early twenties, who carrlea with him a pleasant British air and talks In a decided accent of playing cricket and other English sports in his home city, Melbourne, is making his second visit to the states. With the exception of two years spent here on his first invasion, from 1D30 un til 1032, and the few months spent so far on his second visit, since Jan uary of this year, he has lived the rest of his life In Australia. But Bonny did not come to Amer ica to crash into professional wrest ling here as one of the "terrible" foreigners who are the main attrac tions on so many wrestling cards. re had never taken up the mat game seriously In his homeland, and started In this country as a meek and Inexperienced wrestler. In his first several bouts Mulr was kicked from post to post and given thor ough trounclngs by his rougher and more experienced American rivals. He slowly became accustomed to the harder, more punishing American type - of wrestling, however, and learned to take care of himself by handing out some "dlrf of his own. although he was never an unortho dox grappler at heart. Mulr has the fresh clean appear ance of the perfectly trained ath lete, smiles at the roughing up he received last week, and says with confidence that he believes he can beat Belcastro easily If given an other try. Mulr attended school In Mel bourne, taking some university work and becoming Interested In ath letics at an early age. It was after he was employed as treasurer of a large theatrical firm In Melbourne that he first began to think of pro fessional wrestling. Forced to aban don his work because of the de pression, Mulr txirned to several pro fessionals, among whom was Ed (Strangler) Lewis, for advice, hav ing become acquainted with wrest lers In occaslonnl workouts. It was on their advice that he decided to give the game a try. Mulr has never wrestled to a great extent In Australia, due mainly to Injuries he received in a match In New Zealand, on the return trip from his first visit to America. On this occasion he received a broken breast bone, and has taken his share of the knocks In the gsme, having also had his ankle broken, and a se vere scalp wound. He contradicts the opinion of some that wrestling is not a rough game. Among his most well-remembered experiences la a match with Ous Sonnenberg in Boston, as semi-final material on a card featuring Don George and Henri DeGlane for the heavyweight championship. Mulr lost the encounter, but has the sat isfaction of appearing before 40,000 people on an eight-match program. Mulr played cricket, one of the world's roughest games, he sayi, for the South Melbourne Cricket club, nnrt also enjoyed swimming among his favorite Australian sports. Wrestling In his native country is not as rough as it Is here, Mulr ways, and is promoted in 10-mlnute I,OS ANGELES. Dissatisfaction over the defense his University of California at Los Angeles team put up against California players yester day caused Coach Bill Spuulding t.. order another session against Golden Besr formations today aa the Bruins prepared for their contest at Berkeley Saturday. STARTS TOMORROW OUR GREATEST REXALL 1c SALE 4 BIG DAYS Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday The West Side Pharmacy Ave vitm a r rrv egg West Main and Grape St. GREED: and the Eyes "Read With Pleasure" Good quality leriRM with d sturdy frame, no case. Guaranteed 1st quality Kryp. tax Bifocal 1 e n a e s (Double vision glasses) C 1 9 good framos P I WHY PAY MORE? Examination Free tip Dr.R.M.Hood Eyesight Specialist Main and Riverside Opposite Hubbard Bros. Sparta Bldg. Tel. 383 R ' " " rounds, eight to a main event match. The greatest weakness of Mulr's native people is athletic contests, in fact sports is the trouble with Aus tralia, according to Bonny. 4 TRIED FOR CHANGE PORTLAND, Oct. 18 ( AP) Wrest ling fans were given sn unusual treat here last night when Paacual Castillo, 160 pounds, Spain, and Robin Reed, 103, Reedsport, Indulged In some genuine wrestling, spending most of their time on the mat. Castillo won the match, two out of three falls. In the semi-final, Harry Elliott, 160 Eugene, defeated Doug Parks, 165. Olympic club, San Francisco wrest ling instructor with one fall. WOMEN GOLFERS IN Lady members of the Rogue Valley Oolf club will meet at the course tomorrow lor their regular weekly tournament, which this time will be X-TRA EGG PRODUCER Offered to you with a MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. 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