Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1935, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextT AY3T7" TTATTTT ifEDFORP MAIL TRTBUNT!, fEDPOHD, (TRECON". TUESDAY. APRIL 23. 1935 J. U L' VII lb CLEVELAND REDS' HURLING LOOMS AS BIGJHREAT Three Victorie sin Four Games Dlimaxed With 5-0 Shutout Over Tigers On Hudlin's Fine Twirling Hv IIKIIRKRT W. BARKKR (AKciatl Prws 8porti Wrltor.) Tour mei, four pitchers, thrw lctori that's part of th reason Walter Johnson It certain hli Cleve land Indians will be a constant threat for the American league pen nant this year. The Indiana have done little hit ting, but they hove n't needed to with pitching aufh aa Mel Harder, Oral Hlldebrand, Monte Pearson and Willis Hudlin have flashed. Harder and . HUdebrand gave up only 17 hits In winning Cleveland's first two Ram, and Pearson war touched for only ten In losing a 3-2 decision to Detroit's champion Tigers In 18 frames. But It remained for Hudlln, the veteran of the staff, to top all these yesterday with the Tigers as his vic tim. In mid-summer form, Hudlln set the champions down with three hits and won a 6-0 shutout. Cleveland's pitching "big four" has til owed only five, run In 00 Innings, by far the most Impressive record of the early season. At Washington, Joe Cronln's amaa Ing Boston Red Sox battled their way to their fifth victory In el atarta, a 43 triumph over Bticky Harris Sena tors. Wes Farrell contributed a triple, double and two singles to hit second pitching victory, but weaken ed in the ninth. He was replaced by Bube Walberg, who stopped the Sen ators. Zeke Bon urn' two homers drove in five runs for the Chicago White Sox In the first three Innings of their game with the Bt. Lml Browns, but the Browns scored six In the same span and won, 6-6. Carl Hubbell regained his pitching form In the only Nstlonal tongue game of the day. The slender south paw held the belting Phillies to four hits, one of which was Dolph Ca mllll'a fifth home-run of the year, and the New York Olants earned an easy 8-1 victory. 1 Fights Last Night (By the Associated Press) DAYTON. Ohio Jos Louu, 1S, Detroit, knocked out Big Bennett. 300, Chicago (1); Alabama Kid, I SB. Dayton, topped Joe Oatea, 1ST, De troit (4). CHICAGO. Everett (Young) Rlght mlre, 128V4, Sioux City, la., out pointed Varlaa Milling, 138. Philip plnea (10: Tony Bruno, 1 04 ',4 , Mil waukee, stopped Johnny Ltstou, 160V4. Chicago (6), BUFFALO, M. T. Al Delaney. 184, Detroit, knocked out Young Hippo, 184. Wllkeabarre, Pa. (1). PITTSBURGH.-All Qualll. 188. of Pitt, burgh, knocked out Pete Stiaky. 185, Scarton, Pa. (); Tommy Ro mano. 193. Cleveland, outpointed Honey Boy Jones, 183, Pittsburgh 18); Bunny Jim McVey, 170, Rankin, Pa., knocked out Charley Halleck, 193, Cleveland (SI. LANCASTER, Pa. Joe Smallwood. 157, iAncaater, outpointed Vines Dun dee, Baltimore (10). Meteorological Report April 13. 111.1.1. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with rr.ln Iste. tonight or Wednesday: frost tonlRht. Oregon: Cloudy: rain west portion lute tonight or Wednesday: frost esst and south portion tonight. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today Highest, (to; lowest, 4B. Total monthly precipitation, 1 111 Inches. Rices for the month. 0.36 Inch. Totsl precipitation since September I, 11)34. 1502 Inches. Deficiency for the season, 0.30 Inch. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes. terday. 81: 5 a. m. today. Ml",.. Sunrise tomorrow. 5:18 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:03 p. m. Oheratlnns Taken at A a. m., 150 Meridian Time. If a B r v IT ?! cm FRIENDLY ENEMIES' AT BALL GAME ' Q 0'1 Ici, -J m 1 ; Legislation lost to bsseball In Washington, D. C, as the opening of the aeason got underway with the 8enatore defeating Philadelphia 4 to 2. Among the lawmakere taking In the game were Senator Robin eon (left), Democratio party leader, and Senator MeNary of Oregon, Republican leader. (Aaaoclated Preaa Photo) BOWLING The City Meat Market eked out three games In their Elks club bowl ing match with the Copco last night despite Captain DeVore's "Charley horse" The 8tandsrd Oil and Esds Transfer collide tonight Crrpeo Hussong 181 174 147 473 Burroughs 18 188 157 480 V. Strang 138 123 138 374 LeClerc 180 171 173 403 Overmyer 141 141 141 433 Handicap 83 80 80 387 Total 828 889 831 3809 Pity Menl Mnrket, DeVora 183 171 171 804 Clark 185 189 190 514 York Crank 180 180 180 450 116 118 116 348 Perguaon 140 169 140 467 Handicap 109 109 100 327 Total , 861 874 866 3610 Jennings Tire company won throe points In their City Bowling league mstch with the Plche crew at the Smoke House last night. Forest and Park and Rogue Oolfera split even on points In their hair of the dou- n-heerer. Jennings Tire Co. Cannon 103 177 173 841 Tye 136 134 360 Oreene 133 189 158 450 W. Prultt 170 109 164 533 Jennings 186 314 380 Newland ..... 175 160 336 787 034 788 3400 rirhe lldwe. Co. A. Plche 86 181 188 305 B. Plche 163 90 112 364 Drsger . 178 181 151 510 McDonald ......... 181 123 169 443 Smith 144 1:10 148 422 Handicap 60 76 60 100 781 751 796 2330 Forest and Park White 184 161 1U0 4114 Janouch .............. lis l'.o 108 :i:3 Jones 170 178 148 4113 Oil! 175 189 173 537 Rsnkln 196 145 197 538 820 780 705 3305 R. R. linlfers. Mansfield 160 110 140 400 Hueston 104 113 162 370 L. Clark 171 147 191 609 D. Clark ........ 108 205 308 611 Daws 161 183 144 4H8 Handicap 3 3 3 6 786 769 674 2402 AT HOI TODAY (Bv the Association Preaa ) The Pnclflr norMivvt will av Its home teanu in i tOT the first time this aeaoon today. Deapit the tin.-. .f unsettled weather. Manager Buddy Ryan of th Portland Duoka announced his team would open on the home ground against Oakland, unleaa conditions were absolutely prohibitive. Seattle will aoe Ita own Indians claah with Sacramento. The San Francisco .Seala Invade the south for a series with Loa Angeles, while the cellar MImIoiw remain a, home to take on the Hollywood Stars. 10 Klntana. reserve second baa man on the Oakland team, was sold yesterday to the Mephis club on the Southern Association, and High Me Mullen, a catcher with the same squad, was given his outright release. Try a Good rll...od f ppartr.To.TI ii j "ST HOW THEY I A Ml I (By the Associated Press) American W. L. Pet. Boston ..... 5 1 .833 Cleveland . 8 1 .760 Chicago 8 3 .500 New York 3 3 .600 St. Louis 2 3 .600 Washington 3 3 .400 Detroit 2 4 .333 Philadelphia 1 4 .200 National W. L. Pet. Cincinnati 4 2 .666 Brooklyn 4 2 .666 St. Louis . 3 3 .600 New York 2 3 .500 Boston 3 3 .400 Chicago ' 3 S .400 Philadelphia 2 3 .400 Pittsburgh 2 4 .333 (No coast games Mondny). STATE MTS345.000 ADVANCE FOR BRIDGES SALEM, April 23. iVP) An appli cation for an advance of 9345,000 on the federal gmnt for construction of the Oregon const bridges was being prepared by J. M. Devera. attorney for the highway commission, to be filed with the Public Works adminis tration at Washington this week. Devera said future appllcntlotu would Increase the grant to $1,400,000, based on an original loan and grant of $5,600,000. The grant application reing filed now was the first since wor kon the bridges begAn. SAM BROWN 'BUNGS UP' FAITHFUL CAMPAIGN CAR ALEM, April 33. (Jp) Sam H. Brown of Oervals, Republican guber natorial candidate at the last pri mary election, suffered bruises to his right leg and hend late yeterdav when his car collided with that of Dewey Smith of Buttevllle. on fhe highway near Oervsls. The former state senator will lose foi a time, until it is repaired, th services of the rord. In wmhlch with 40 he began his campaign tour for the governorship. The top and fend era of the machine were badly dam Aged. YOU CAN SERVE 3 AT THE PRICE 1 a PENNSYLVANIA STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY An ounc. does th work of an ounc. and a half of ordinary ry. it'i to heavy-bodied SSOA0 FOSD, MNmYlVANlA ITALIAN 'MEANIE E Angeio Clstoldl of Italy, touted aa a plenty tough guy, Is scheduled to , make ht first appearance here Thursday night In a tussle with big Glen Wade of Wlnslde, Neb., as one half of the weekly entertainment staged at the local hug and huff emporium by Mack UHard. The "rasaim" fraternity In Medford haa taken great Interest In the pros pects of seeing this newcomer In action, as it has been some time since a mat meanle haa trodden the canvas at the Armory, Clstoldl weighs 316 pounds and believes In treating his opponents with as much un orthodox wrestling aa will get past the eye of the referee. The big Italian haa centered his activities In the east, coming di rectly to Medford for a mat perform ance after reaching the tactile coast. Promoter LlHard believes that Glen Wutle la the best possible opponent for him, aa Wade proved here last week that he Is no namby-pamby wrestler. Pugnacious Jim Hcaly of San Francisco will return In the other half of the program fora bout with Joe Hubka, hard-hitting ex-football player from University of Nebraska. Both Hcaly and Hubka are popular with local fans and promise a fast, clean session of mat work. "Iron Man" Hubka injured his back when he looped the loop through the ropes In a match last week with Wade, but examination proved that no bones were chipped and Hubka is back In shape and feeling as foxy as ever. FOR WOMEN GOLFERS Women golfers at Rogue Valley club will meet at the course tomor row for a tombstone tournament as the lady's day event for this week. Luncheon will be served at noon and a large crowd la expected. i Thirty women golfers are expected I to leave Thursday to take part In the! first of the 1085 series of two team matches with Grants Pass for the McCackey trophy, beautiful cup to be awarded the winner of the Inter city event by H. D. McCaakey. Mrs. Aletha Vawter has been elected cap tain of the Medford team. FERN VALLEY SCHOOL WILL STAGE PAGEANT A colorful pageant of aprlng en titled "Cinderella's Garden," will be presented by the school children at Pern Valley school. Friday evening. April 26. The presentation will be un der the direction of Miss Elaine Dem oreat. There will be no admission charged, but a small charge will be made for thoae participating In contests, the fish pond, and for refreshments. Proceeds from the pageant are to furnish lockers for the school. Malaria Epidemic In New Outburst COLOMBO. Ceylon. April 23. (AP) With 64.000 deaths already offic ially reported." the malaria epidemic today waa believed reviving. A number of cities reported that the fever, which recently diminished In fatalities, grew stronger again over the week-end and many hoa pltals were again filled with patients. To BoIm Mis. Maud Roys ton left this morning by train, en route to Poise. Ida., where ahe will visit her parents. GOOD DRINKS OF 2 WITH Catfish Carried Gold Watch Says Kentucky Angler LOUISVILLE. Ky., April 33. &) Arthur Q. Welser, M-year-old mill er employed at a distillery here, found time to do a little fishing and, he solemnly affirmed today, he found a good old-fashioned timepiece Inside a catfish. Welser aald he caught a six pound flathead catfish in Harrods creek, and Inside was a gold watch. He wound the watch, he aald, and found It in good running order. Softball League Results Yesterday Lamport's, 8; 20-30 Club, 3. Christian Church, IB; De Molayi, 0. Tonight Office Bays vs. Elka. Standard Roofers vs. Christian Church. vTwlneMlay Snlder'a Dairy vs. Union Oil. Lamport's vs. Jennings Tire. With Angle Todd a bit wild be cause of a wet ball, but pitching nice offerings nevertheless, Lamport1! stepped up another game in the twi llte league last night by taking the 20-30 club Into camp 8-3. Tomorrow night Lamport's meet Jennings Tire In what is expected to be a plenty fast game. With Oliver twirling for Christian Church, that outfit knocked out a decisive win, 18-5, over the DeMolays. TO SPOT NEAR SALEM CAMP HUMBUG (Spl.) Ad ad vanee crew of 20 CCO men under the command of Lieut. E. C. Howe, Is now at Camp Silver Falls, near Salem, making preparations for the move ment of the tnelre company there. Camp Humbug Mountain will not be occupied during the coming summer. The balance of the company will leave after the first of the month. ASHLAND COUPLE GET RENO WEDDING PERMIT RENO. New. April 22 pf Mar riage licenses issued Monday In cluded: Robert W. Pentaer, otr 31, and June MacFiyden, 31, both of Ash land, Ore. Use Mall Tribune want ads. ... all the benefits of a country estate in town. Tennii, riding, golf, dsncing, quiet night to insure tound deep. Ex celltnt neU it modrte ramify price. Lsrg euttldt reomi ftH beth UOO and fUO (deal loca tion overlooking Go'den Site, convenient to ll Bay ttfciei. 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Boston, two out of three falls. for Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HOR3T Kthelwyn B- Hoffmann Lawnmowera: Sharpened. Phone 361, Medford Cyclery, 33 N. Fir. $7 44 r Tires Mountedi 7.80 i - I 7.95 1 FREE I J WRESTLING FOE PORTLAND, April 3S. MP1 Bod Fenton, Canadian, out-kicked and out-punched Jack Clayborn here last night to take two out of three falla. It waa one of the wildest and rough est exhibitions seen at the Labor Temple In months. Clayborn bat tered Fenton to the floor In seven minutes, 13 seconds, with flying drop kicks, to tske the first fall. Fentoa won the second In five minutes wl,h a crab hold, and ended the affair In seven minutes, 14 seconds, with drop kicks and a few punches to the Jaw. , Hy Shannon and Mickey McOulra put on a clever exhibition in tha seml-flnal, with Shannon taking two cut of three falls. Robin Reed and Dicky Trout went three rounds to a draw, each taking a fall. Deny Dut ton and Barnacle Bill Watklna wres tled to a draw with no falls. 4 Home portraits of family groupa and children at Special Prices. Shanglo Studio. Phone 1308. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Boise . .. 80 38 .... Cloudy Boston 54 40 .01 Cloudy Chicago 48 40 .... P Cldy Denver 84 48 .... Cloudy Eureka ...... 52 48 .18 Cloudy Helens 44 34 T. Cloudy Los Angrlea 88 88 .... Cloudy MF.OFOHD . 48 41 04 Cloudy New York 80 48 T. Clear Omaha B3 58 .08 Rain Pnoenlx 88 60 .... Clear Portland 50 43 .... Cloudy Reno 82 46 Cloudy Rosehurg 52 40 20 P Cldv Salt Lake 52 44 T. Rain S.in Francisco ... 64 82 Cloudy Seattle . 46 43 53 Cloudy Ppoksnr 48 Rain Walls Walla M W ashington. D C. 44 Clear Every Tire Backed by Our AU Road Hazard Guarantee uP24Momns OT H llillilliiS.g SV HOTEL CLARK P.G.B.MORRISgr lIVj; UU OU. KlVtKMUt PHONE frit U rKRI. ItRFI.OX 5 " "tunc tij lire p. 121