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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, DECEMBER 193. Savoldi-Belcastro Grapple Takes-Sport Limelight Saturday Night DROP KICK EXPERTI Invents Wrestling Tricks AND ITALIAN STAR -: r;,i ;:j PROMISE TILLS ii v Two-Ply Card Will Also Pit Red Demon and Bonny Muir in Opening Grapple First Gong at 9 P. M. Fresh from a main event appear nce at Portland Wednesday night. In which he run amuck and flat' - toned first his opponent, then the referee, and finally the promoter with hla dynamite laden drop-kicks. Jumping Joe Bavoldl, famous grap pler from Three Oaks, Mich., will make his second appearance at the Med ford grunt and grimace empo rium Saturday night against Pete Bclcaatro, his cocky young contem porary. Tans are expecting the beat "raa- sle" that Mack Lillard has promoted In a long time when the spotlight la turned on this combination, who will tug and tumble for one hour or two out of three falls In the main event of a two-ply card. The appear ance of the "Greek god" against any opponent would draw well In Medford, but when the promoter signed up Bclcastro after the latter out-meanlcd Red Devil here last week, Interest In the bout was dou bled. Pete rnlmprnwd. Wily Pete boaata he will "muas up" 6avoldl Just the same as any other grnppler, and that he won't give Joe a chance to get started on fancy matwork. But the man with the Adonls-Uke physique, who draws murmurs of admiration each time he enters the ring, la a wrestler of no little experience and skill. In the arena he weaves back and forth like a' caged panther, eying hla opponent for a chance to close with one ot the many spectacular holds he has mastered. Very seldom does he use his drop kick, but -when It comes both the victim and the audience know some thing has happened. Like the flex ing of a bow, Savoldl springs Into the air and deals his adversary a tunning punch to tha head or chest with both feet, after which the falls come easy. Belcnstro claims hla drop-kicks are Just as effective as those of Jumping Joe, but fans believe that unless he pulls aome of the faat ones for which he la noted, Pote will have diffi culty In coming out of thla fraens with the odd tumble under his belt. Mnlr Meets Demon. For the other half of the program Bonny Mulr, a Medford favorite from Australia, will take his turn at demon-aubduing for an hour or two out of threev falls with Red Devil, the guess-who grappler. The 336-pound man mountain, from somewhere, has been wearing a sulky expression behind his scarlet mask thla week, due to a beating last Thursday at the hands of Belcastro. and made vows that whomever was cnonen as his next opponent would suffer for It. Mulr will probably have to aban don hla rlean style of matwork and knuckle down to cavemen atratrgy In order to make headway against the mystery man, but, on the other hand. Bonny has ways of hla own to handle the rough and tough ones. He stands for Just about so much maltreatment, then resorts to a few good old-fashioned wrestling holds, which he claims are pretty good things to know, after all. Promoter LUIard signed up Ssvoldl at additional expense, but will offer the card at lower admission ratea than he charged for Jumping Joe's first appenrance In Medford, and says he Is expecting a sell-out. Ray Fria ble will referee the opening bout, scheduled at 0 o'clock. ; Trlcyclca get them repaired oi painted for Xmaa. Medford Cycle. 33 N Fir. I HOCKEY PLAYER KNOCKS FOE COLD IN WILD FRAY liy Id (.11 S. H I I.Kit I ON. Jr. Associated Press Sports Writer.) NEW YORK, Dec. IV ff) Frank Calder, national hockey league presi dent, who has spent 20 years trying to persuade hockey players to k,e?p their tempers under control, today was trying to decide where the fault lay In a stick-swiglng affair serious enough to bring two match penaltlt-a at one time. Nels Stewart of the Boston Bruins and Dcde Klein of the New Yo-fc Americans, were found guilty of chop ping each other down in the furious ly contended finish of an overtime game which the American wons last night, 4 to 3. Klein suffered a four- Inch scalp cut and a battered shoul der as the result of Stewart's wallop, while Stewart was less seriously hutt. No decision is expected from the league president until after he his perused the reports of Referees Eu sebe Daigneault and Odle Clegho.n The affray resulted from a mild roughing match. As Klein and Stew art were waved off. the former rip ped his rival with his stick. Stewart then swung his club so hard he broke It over Klein's head and then start ed dodging as Red Conn went after him the same way. It was 10 min utes before play could be continued, and Klein was unconscious even longer. ".lumping" Joe Knvoiiii, ulio inn tic hKlory in fuollmll nud later taught the wrestling fraternity a few trick, will meet Prle Bclcastro. versatile tendon twister In Saturday night's mat show at the Armory. BIG LEAGUE OWNERS SANCTION NO MAJOR CHANGES NEXT YEAR NEW YORK, Dec. 14. (APf Major league club owners, meeting In an nual session, looked back on their own operations through 1034 and de rided they'd make no major chnngen for 1038. They voted down a resolution by L. C. McEvoy of the St. Louis Browns to ban all radio broadcasting after present contracts expire, bIro reject ed a plan to curb synthetic double headers, decided to place all club scouts and trainers under contract and parceled out some of the funds they will get from the all-star game in Cleveland July 8. From the all-star game receipts $30,000 will go to the American Le gion for excuses in operating the Junior Legion play and $60,000 will go to each league for welfare and charitable work. The placing of scouts and traliirrs under contracts means they now will have the same status as ball playcra and cannot transfer from one club to another without the owner's consent. DEER IN DEATH BAM CHICAGO, Dec. 14. (A9) Richard E. (Dick) Hanley. who coached North western to shares of' the 1930 and 1931 Western conference football championship, has been given an op portunlty to resign, it was reliably reported today. He has not made up his mind to do so, but it Is considered likely t';e faculty athletic committee of the university at a meeting today will not recommend that another con tract be offered him. Although North western's football fortunes have dwindled since 193' it was said opposition from a fac ulty group had more to do with tue situation than criticism of his abil ity to develop winning teams. Han Icy conferred yesterday with Dr. Wal ter Dill Scott, president of the uni versity. He was graduated from Washington State college In 1919, coached f r two years at Pendleton, Ore., high school. PORTLAND PUCKSTERS TAKE CALGARY, 3 TO 1 PORTLAND. Dec. 14. (T) Tin" Portland hockey team toxtivj m In a tie for second place and appeared a the tea.n to heat alter a thrilling 3 to 1 victory over tha hitherto un defeated Cnlnry team hero last nltilit MKLnol'PNE. Australia. Deo. 14 (API Fred Perry of England, world's ranking tenuis player, lost his title as champion of Victoria today when ho was soundly beaten In the semi finals of the annual tournament hy Adrian Qulst. young Australian star Tho scores were 0-0. 6-3. 6-0. mm A story of mortal combat between two buck deer one of the most dra matic incident of wild life was made apart of the Medford state po lico records yesterday following the discovery of two deer with their horns locked, at Rose Auto Camp, situated In the Slskiyous. One of the animals, n two pointer, dlrd of wounds and exhaustion short ly before proprietor Rose notified Harvey Fisher of the state police that the two deer had rolled and strug gled into hi camp. When Officer Fisher, a new mem ber of the Medford Ftate police dl vlnlon arrived, tho other buck was nenr death from exhaustion, his four-point horns still wedged tight ly in tho antlers of his dnd oppon ent. The officer judged the animals had been fighting for the pa.it week or longer, In the manner in which ' two bucks will struggle dny and night until one Is killed or until their horns become locked and they both perish from exhaustion. Tho camp proprietor was permitted to akin tho dencl animal, keeping the hide and burying the canals, and agreed to euro for the live buck with food and water until he was able to return to the woods. BOWLING STARS Entries have been received for two men's teams and one team of lady bowlers from Oranta Pass for the interstate bowling match to bo held at the Smoke House alleys Sunday afternoon. Entries are also on hand from Klamath Falls and Eurekn, Cal. Medford will be represented by Pat ton's Golden Glows: Eads, Murray. Dawes, Antic and Patton, and also by the Eagles quintet. Entries for the doubles tournament will be taken Sunday afternoon. It Is expected that some real bowling will be dished out Sunday and bowling fans are invited to be present. INJURED OR ILL STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal., Deo. 14. (JP) Stanford's coaching staff be gan to wonder today when, if ever, it would have a complete squad frjm the Pacific Coast conference cham pionship eleven to practice for tsie Rose Bowl classic with the Alabama Crimson Tide, at Pasadena on New Year's day. The Indians' string of Injured and sick was stretched to seven today all of them players Important In the scheme of battle with the addition of Frank Alustlza, regular quarter back, and Jack Drown, first reserve tackle. , Alustlza was confined to bed with a bad cold, and Drown was under going examination for a possible In fected appendix. Trunk Slayer Says Wife Nagged Him - rr-- -"i'-1 'i y ' - BOWLING Attention Turkey Raisers Of Southern Oregon J. Oarbini A Company is back to solicit your consigncmcnta for the Christmas market, this time Packing Dec. 19th, 20th and 21st. AT THE FARMERS EXCHANGE Medford Thone 700 r pxprct n fund n innrk.t n. TluniK.llin. nciiln inmiintrrlng nil .lilpiirr. Ihrlr rh.rk. wllhln flRhl l ten rim. (if rnch llimrnl. (nrn iirvi i:: i iikt natkinai. mK i r linvr M .rrlr lo offrr thr tfiiilr Hint U tiiii'Mrllrd for lutnrsl, flii-tir)i-v mrl prnmplnr... I.pl 11. hnttillf . . 1 1 r ilmkH. hit km.. rpr. mid tiilkrvR. Present prices, S;in Francisco Livo Ducks - 12-13c Dressed 15-lSe Qccse same. Chickens, colored, prime (live) 17 18c Leghorns (live) 13 15c Turkeys Prime hens (dressed) ; 25-26 Turkeys Prime tons (dressed) 24 25c J. GARBINI COMPANY sn I nN( is ii. ('Ai.ir. L, E. Cardora, Jackson Hotel. Phono 300 BAIN IN SIX-ROUND GO TAOOMA, De. M. Ilu.r Brown. I:10;j pound?, KInmnth Fai's acoied a nine-count knockdown over Lea. Bain, 1.15, IMccnu, in the fourth lound here Mt night, to take a s! round decision. In the four-rou v supporting bouts "tikinny' Buxton. 177. Victoria, won over "Cyclon"" Thoinp-'on. 17! Y.tktma: Al wpim. llfl. Portland, stopped Tommy Kriac.r 117. Manila, In the third. IVte Sum ski, 177, IMrtiand. won over Rudy llnrdln, 173. Tnc:iia; "Red" Raider. IriJ, 'i Miiiii. wn over Pit NeM m roitKnul. .nd (ilon Slioivr. IJ8. Port 1. 1 nd, dvl stoned "Swede" Sptnu. I'JJ. Portland. fy&.wivi.imt.: 7.3 90c V tiii. ' mr i Ends Transfer bowlers ndmlnlster pd a severe setbnek for the Strang DritR store quint In their Elks lodge match last evening by taking all three games of the match. The Modern Plumbing outfit and Highway Barber Shop team will clash tonight. StranR's Drug store V. Strang 107 143 13S 445 Rankin 123 154 1R0 t57 Brown . 143 143 136 422 W. Prultt HI) 145 180 504 Thompson 172 inn 13a 479 llandlcnp 68 68 68 204 Totals 852 822 837 2511 Tails Transfer Eads 17!) 16D 178 536 Bowman . 145 144 137 426 Hussong 161 166 170 506 Plche 148 187 166 501 Del Anderson ..... 14S 145 145 435 Handicap 92 92 92 276 Totals 870 903 897 2670 HI?" GET GOLO FOOTBALLS SALEM. Dec. 14. OPi Pifteui player on the champion 1934 Wil lamette university football team and threa members of the coaching staff were presented tokens In the form of small gold footballs, by the Salem Breakfast club, at Its weekly meeting this morning. Head Coach Roy S. Keene handed to Dr. Bruce Baxter, university presi dent, a gaudily wrapped package which when opened proved to be me old and battered football tendered on a platter to Coach Keene early in the sen.son by the Breakfast club, and which was meant to represent the Northwest conference championship. WOMEN WRESTLERS IN PENDLETON. Dec. 14. Maggia O'Brien, 135. Seattle woman wrestler, took two out of three falls from Anna bel la Stone. 135, Portland, In ttif semi-final here last night. Masked Marvel.. 215, won two out of three falla from Larry Bennett. 193, Port land. In a rough match. Harold Ho shino, 135, Pendleton, and Sonny Buck. 136." went half an hour to a draw In the best exhibition of the evening. 4 The proof is In the wear. Buy your HOSE at Ethelwyn B Hoffmann's. IB ftiHMIAllfti ml WttrU...iMpt nf rcnrJ td ptrc!...l mprm llnr...rath W lUnninlu in 3 tla? , arrUIn In tk. 1 L a j i. ... . " ir...nr fo Iflrrrl mm I iprni, ih tlinrlril 1 rant -Vmti H f r....n(, 1M m,t ln nkflh.ma... 1 "Hi htp luaurt ami MmUrl. l.mm V mt.nd trip far In all Orivnlal prli I - 1 rt l latt I.,r)tl n all hlP OK IH SI IM IS R lit ( anatllan- uttratatUn llnrrl.f ....nji" anJ "NiaJ.ra, K.lll .p. I rlalli fnr ihti irri It. I rtqufnl alln( lrm lrnu.tf.n,l Utnrla In land. Stfn mnA SU,B , (. UM I lir.l 1 !. CaKln an.l Irtlr.) U. ..J tttk In round Irlp farrt. tntlul ?ulh a Itlanil I nuri Inform I Inn, lllvralurv. IninUin a nur nllirrt. W . M. Dramn. (.fnfr, Aft. Iat.'r lpl JH . U..U.. A... It.nb hi.!,, K ..rll.n'tl Christmas Special RADIO PRICES SLASHED Stewart Warner 6 Tubes, with Short Wave Only a limited number avallahle MANTLE SET Reg. $51.50 value NOW $31.50 Walnut Console Rcj. $73.00 value NOW $42.50 USED RADIOS $11.00 AM In Hit ii.iv rondltlnn (iitiranteed 3 month. As low a ..... DON'S RADIO SERVICE 4:3 E. Main. I'hnnr ' rm. Imni Rm Tlir.il.r U L Mil jlj WW J 10 CUT UP BODY IS CONFESSION ST. LOUIS, Dee. 14. fAP) Calm and apparently without remorse. John H. Happel, 53. occupied a cell In the city Jnll today while police awaited word from Los An poles, where he is wanted for the "trunk murder" of his wife, Mrs. Rosabella Marie Happel, Happel, arrested on a passenger bus as it nearcd here late yesterday, was reported by police to have said he was on his way here to take a bis to Los Angeles and surrender on the charge. Chief of police John J. Mc Carthy said the prisoner made a de tailed statement admitting the mur der. In the statement, the police chief said, Happel told how he beat his wife to death because of her preslst ent napging. "She was in the bed room pulling on her stockings," the officer quoted him. "I snuck up be hind her and bashed her In the head with a lead pipe." The police chief said Happel then told how he had dismembered the body "with a meat saw" and placed the remains in an old trunk. The trunk was found in a shed back of the Happel home Dec. 3 by Los An geles police. Idhn If. Hiippel, 53, arrested late Thursday In St. I.011K W Kiltf by pollre in have confessed killing Ills ylfe. Kosahelle Marie II:tppeI (right). In their I.os Angeles home, and cramming her dfsmemhrreri foody Into a small (rnnk. Detectives E. A. Tetrlck (left) and Frank Prince are look ing at the trunk. In ivhleli the body, swathed In bed linen, was found. (A. p. Photo). PI IN IY CRAFT SCHISSLER'S PRO TEAM PLAY ON COAST DEC. 23 LOS ANGELES. Dec. 14. (AP) Paul Sehlssler, former Oregon State foctball coach and now coach of the Chicago Cardinals of the National professional league, said today the frdlnl ou'd meet the California Giants of the Pacific Football league, at Kezar Stadium, San Francsco, De cember 23. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 14. (UP) Amos Burg, Portland explorer a ud former University of Oregon student, returned today after another adven turous cruise, this time around Cnpc Horn hi a tiny sailboat made over from a lifeboat. Burg brought 15.000 feet of film of the vanishing native race that inhabits the frigid southern tip ot South America. Burg was accompanied by Roy Pepper of St. Croix Falls. Wis., and the trip was sponsored by the Na tional Geographic society. They sailed 1000 miles along the uncharted and storm-lnshed coast line wlthcut mishap. RADIOS REDUCED AT DON'S RADIO SERVICE Prices on three models of Stewart Warner radios have been reduced for a Christmas gift sale at Don's Radio service located at 423 East Main. This reduction comes as b surprise be cause some manufacturers have an nounced higher prices, according to Victor Mllnes. Don's have also re duced the prices on all used sets. r Radios old." or radios new, they wirk their best when we get through. "Prultfs can do It." Phone 22. 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