MEDFORD WAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCII 21, 1035.
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Portuguese Will Meet Popu
lar Jim Healy Columbo
of Italy Will Meet Big
Hans Schultz of Germany
Alenderfer
Braytou
Rom .
LeClere
V. Strang
Sherwood .
Heath
Bowman
Guenther .
El wood
Stoehr
Mel Hall
Fredette
Webster
Ed Kelly
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In contrast to tha laat wrestling
card at tha Armory, which ended with
a acore of highly indignant tana in
Ida tha ring a a reault of going a
Uttle too far in tha way of roughness,
tha grip and grimace ahow at the
Armory tonight promlaea two bouts
of aclentlllo wreatllng.
In tha opening event Al Perelra of
Portugal. 21 pom""' wl" mAlt6 hl
llrat appearance here In a 80-mlnute
tussle with Jim Healy of Ban Fran
cisco, a recent find of Promoter Mack
Mllard's and as popular a grappler as
ever dusted off tha Armory mat.
Healy wrestles In a business-like
way that goea over with the fane, only
resorting to unethical matwork when
he wante to finish aomethlng hla op
ponent ha atarted Although the
Portuguese outweighs him a few
pounda, the Ban Pranclacan Is a burly
specimen himself, but not the big.
cumbersome type that usually puta
on a slow match. Healy Is noted for
hla apeed and for hla wide variety uf
clever holda.
The man from Portugal la rated
among the beet In the game and altho
he has never appeared In Medford has
been a great drawing card In other
const wrestling centers. Promoter Lll
lard has arranged a natural by pitting
these two boys, as they use tha same
tactics and are on a par in alze.
The second bout will probably ace
even more aclentlflc matwork, that Is
If Hans Scbulte, big German bone
bender, who la featured aa another
local favorite, contains himself and Is
satisfied In using the many spectacu
lar aclentlflc tricks of which be la
capable. If he does, this bout should
furnish tha best slant on aclentlflc
wrestling In soma time, aa Schultz
haa been matched against Kaaey Co
lumbo of Italy, who. unlike moat Ital
ian grapplers, believe In keeping the
sport on the up and up.
Columbo, also brand new to Mcd
tord, Is In Promoter Llllard'a opinion
one of tha blg-tlme wrestlers of the
day. His scientific matwork has made
him another big drawing card on the
Paclflo coast, where there haa been
an Influx of mat-meanlea the last
several montha. Ha weighs well over
the 200-pound mark, making blm all
the more formldlble. for aclence and
atrength combined la a combination
hard to atop.
Schultz la a bit Inclined to be belli
cose, but Is cnpable of a good, clean
performance. He la another big fol
low of unuaunl strength, employing
neadlocks as a apeclalty.
Promoter Llllard announced that
one of the wlnnera of tonight's
matchea may have the opportunity of
meeting Masked Marvel, who caused
the riot two weeks ago, In a near
future match, aa the boxing commis
sion la seriously considering with
drawing the ban they put on the
Marvel after his last appearance.
The promoter says ticket are sell
lng fast for the ahow tonight, and
Indications are that there will be a
big house. Fireman Ray Friable will
referee
SHELL AND PICHE
IN ELKS BOWLING
Tabulation of results during the
pest week show the Shell OH and
Plrhe bowling tenina leading '.he Elka
club tournament with 14 wins and
seven losses each. Roy TTultt con
tinues st the head of tie Individual
bowlers with sn averap of 102 for 31
games.
The weekly teum prlre wiis copped
by standard Oil Mth a match total
of 3700 pina ar.d Earl York of the
City Market team grabbed Individual
match total ith 633 plus.
Team stsmllngs and Indlvllual av
erages follow:
Blerma 18
Boomer . 21
Dan Watson --. 21
Built 18
Chirk IB
Ovormyer ....... 18
Al Plche IB
Irish Coleman 18
Crura .
Beeney - 21
Hart 18
Flndlcy 18
Porter e
Oault 18
Thompaon 13
Olmscheld .. - 10
Semou - - 12
McAlllbter - 12
Lawton IB
Fred Kelly 21
Prescott 8
Leach 16
K. Anderson 13
Prey 18
MrLaln 1
Crank 14
2434
3308
1447
3341
1021
3368
2850
1890
3307
3204
1504
3229
2706
3211
2740
3189
3103
2702
2674
3138
2537
21187
2648
3002
3070
2814
2597
2501
2507
2677
854
2000
2554
2248
834
24B0
1655
2054
11145
1632
1081
2608
760
1008
1638
22S5
1657
1628
182
162
161
160
160
160
159
158
167
167
155
154
154
153
153
162
162
150
140
140
140
140
147
147
146
145
144
144
144
143
142
143
142
141
130
138
136
137
137
136
132
128
127
127
128
125
124
116
BOWLING
The Forest and Park and Stand
ard Roofere broke even on points In
their City bowling league match at
the Smokehouse last night while the
Elka ''Brats" were registering a clean
sweep over the Economy Lumber
company.
Forest and Park
Canfleld 128 150
OUl 172 180
Jones . 138 171
Janoucb 130
Rankin . 145
Handicap . 20
123
183
30
137
148
301
86
100
20
Total
740 835 701 3375
Htnnrtnrrl ltoofera
Joe Burroughs 188
Semon 130
WalHh .... 148
Clancy .... 170
J. Burroughs - 141
183
156
171
168
107
118
134
173
177
18S
458
410
480
603
623
Total 784 832 773 3308
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BASKEHOSSERS
Howell Leaves Game On
Fouls Patterson and
McLean Aid Scoring
Seattle Italians Surprise
DENVER. Mar. 21. (AP) South
ern Oregon Normal's basketball team
faded from the basxetball picture
here yesterday when the Hutchinson,
Kan., Transit gained the quarter
final round of the annual A. A. U.
tournament with a 81 to 39 victory
over the Oregon ians.
The SON'S scoring aces were held
scoreless from the field, although
Ward Howell, forward-center alter
nate, connected for five gift tosses
before being retired on fouls and
Charley Patterson, negro center garn
ered three. Chief McLean, Indian for
ward scored three goals from the
field.
The Transits took the game In
hand from the start and were lead
ing 35 to 15 at half time.
A courageous late rally sparked by
sharpnhootlng Ben Selzer and cli
maxed by the last-minute goal of the
veteran Carl Larson won the defend
ing champion Tulsa Oilers a borth
In the quarter finals.
With Coach BUI Miller's 1933 and
1034 champions, six other seeded
teams and the dark horse Italian ath
letic club of Seattle progressed
through the third round yesterday.
Italian A. C. sprang the only major
upset of the tournament before a
crowd of 4600 In city auditorium by
checking out the Utah State Aggies,
last of the 20 college teams to be
eliminated. The Aggies, handicapped
by the loss of Captain Cleo Petty
who hobbled to the game on crutch
es aa ft result or a knee Injury suf
fered In the second round Tuesday,
were beaten by 34-28.
While the Rocky Mountain collegi
ate champions' ouster stunned the
fans, the hair-raising 31-30 Oiler vic
tory over Jones Store of Kansas City
had them In ft panic.
three rounds to draw, and Al Pa
rtera, San Jose, defeated Jim Molo
ney, 313, Pasadena.
Seattle Puckmen
Defeat Vancouver
' SEATTLE, Wash.. March 21. (AP)
Starting the otlamplonshlp aeries
In championship style, two goals In
the first two minutes, four seconds
of play, the Seattle Seahawks were
one up today on the Vancouver Lions
In their playoff for the Northwestern
Hockey league title. The Hawks were
the winners last night, 4 to 1. In a
speedy game.
Portland Beavers
Bow To Pittsburgh
SAN BERNARDINO, Oal., March 31.
(AP) Brilliant pitching by Ed
Bryan, Portland srabster, failed to
stop the Pittsburgh Pirates from
making their fifth straight victory.
They defeated the Beavers, 8-1, here
yeatrday.
Bryan hurled fine ball until the
fourth, when 14 Pirate batters faced
him.
CHESTER VOOD WINNER WOMEN FOREGO GOLF
OF TRAP SHOOT PRIZE
The Medford Oun clu"b added an
other outstanding achievement to Its
record last meek when Chester Wood
won the O. N. Ford birthday handicap
at Del Monte, Cal.
Shooting from the 20-yard mark,
Wood broke 92 targets out of the 100
hhot at, against a field of 50 shooters
from all over California. Tied In the
first 100 by a North Dakota shooter,
Wood broke 23 against his opponent's
22 In the shoot-off, winning ft hand
some slx-plece Sterling coffee set.
With the news of Wood's success
received from O. N. Ford, secretary
of the Pacific International Trap
shooting association, came the Infor
mation that California will send the
largest delegation to the state shoot
at Medford In June that has ever
coma to an Oregon state shoot.
MARVIN GEORGE and hJs band.
Oriental Gardens TONIOHT.
E OF
The surprise return of winter yes
terday put ft damper on golf activi
ties at Rogue Valley golf course and
the ladles' tournament that had been
scheduled was cancelled. A group of
women enjoyed luncheon In the club
house, however, and plana were made
for a mixed foursome tournament
which was scheduled to begin today.
Hostesses at the luncheon were Mrs.
Homer Marx, Mrs. Ted GeBauer and
Anna Mas Puson. A mixed tourna
ment will be held for lady golfers
next Wednesday.
Phone 542. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
STATIONERY and 0.1001. SUP
PLIES at Elliott's, 116 N. Central.
Exchange Old Oold for 'cash or
trade at Brophy's, Jewelers.
No sir! It isn't just the low price!
It is quality plus low price
that makes it
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Is Asserts audldnsl Spun Coipeeatiea. UnanHBa, KM
Economy I.br. Co.
Rogers 131
Green. 99
O. Overmeyer 176
Mccormick 133
Cp. Ovormeyer 151
Handicap 68
122
l'JO
188
137
m
199
138
143
163
138
88
382
361
478
422
443
304
TOtal 768 766 707 3288
Elks
"Units"
Sherwood
Webatcr
Strang
Hammond
Huasong .
164 133
186 104
131 1.14
180 103
129 185
143 430
167 488
147 412
190 841
174 488
Total 769 778 810
Alabama Grid Aa
Spurns Film Offer
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., March 21.
(AP) "Dixie" Howell, '.amoua Uni
versity of Alabama football player,
has definitely and finally turned
down an offer .o be a movie
star, an executive at Universal atudlo
SHtd today.
"Howell wired that he la commit
ted to playing baseball thla summer,"
said Henry McCrpa, aupervisor of se
ries at th'j atudlo. "He declined to
offer to jjlay the lead In a forthcom
ing picture."
KAZANJ1AN PINS
FOSGREN TWICE
PORTLAND. Ore., March 31. (API
Casey Knzanltan, former Stanford
athlete, defeated Jack Posgren, Van
couver, B. ).. In two straight falls
In their heavyweight wreatllng bout
laat nigh', and won the right to
meet Jim Londos. heavyweight claim
ant to the championship, here next
week.
K'.tanjlrm took the first fall in
33:i0 with a flying tackle, and the
second In 10 minutes when he turned i
an attempted airplane apln Into a
reverse headloek.
KazanJIan weighed 316 pounds.
Fosgren 210.
Casey Columbo. Ssnta Monica. Cal.,
210, took one fall from Cliff Olson,
310. Minneapolis. An airplane spin
that pinned tha spinner when he
slipped gave Columbo the 17 '.1.
Ted Christy, 210, San Diego, and
Olrnn Wade, 315, Wlnslde. Neb., went
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Milk Shakes, 10c
CLEO'S
V. L.
Shell Oil Co. U 7
Fieri- Hdw. . 14 7
Cc;co IS 8
rnderwood Typewriters ... 13 8
Groceteria . ... U 9
Hoxy Ann ConliTtlonery.. 12 S
East Side Pharmacy . . 11 10
City Mrut Market 11 10
S.nnitnrc. Oil Co. ..., 10 11
Ma-on Ehrman B 13
KitdS Trstlffrr ... 0 ia
Mann'a Dopt. store 8 13
Hollywrtod Orchard - fl 1ft
Klrhfleld S.-rvlee ft 18
Players Oam-s Total
Roy Prultt 31 403ft
Bade 31
DeVore 31
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