Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 25, 1935, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpa'ge rora irEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON. TITCKSDAT. APRIL 23. 1935. Wade-Cistoldi Grapple Tonight Promises Display of Fireworks whipped Sacramento 11 to 6. making It 2 to 0 for the series. Lefty O Doul'e San Francisco Seal, popped Into a tie for third place among their brethren of the Coast league yesterday by actually down, lng the loudly touted Angels 4 to 8. E twlrlir. Angy Todd tossed for Lam port's. . Steuart, tossing for Snlder's Dairy, was paired against another Slngler, Rudy, who twirled for Union OH. with the Dairy coming In on the long end of a 17-7 count. ing more pop bottle,, ordered him off th field. The Missions took their second etralght from Hollywood 8-8. Wltn their 10-year-old catcher, Hal Splndel, taking his second homer In two days, the Seattle Indians sgaln Faces Highly Touted Foe PC. 476 .833 .825 .871 .420 333 .260 .143 Boston Cleveland Chicago BOTH SKILL AND Washington ....... New York . St. Louis Detroit , Philadelphia ITALIAN BOASTS HOW THEY One mutch of clan, ttrnt wrMtltng and another match of more blood thirsty bone bending are echMuIed for the weekly irrunt and Rrimace ahow tonight at the armory, and both promin no murh action and color that Promoter Mack LI Hard In going to flip a coin to decide which bout Is staged first. For the convenience of those fans who attend the Chamber of Commerce banquet, the 10-mlnute opener will not start until 8:49, and the mnln matches until 9. Por those fans who like their wrest ling tin km with temper, the bout be tween Olrn Wade, big grappler from Wlnslde, Neb., and Angelo C Is told I, 3 15-pound newcomer from Italy, should provide what It takes. Pro moter Llllard, who returned from a trip to Portland last nlffht, said he talked with the big Italian and found that he Is confident of mopping up the mAt with Wade. C In to! (11 Is a new face in Med ford, coming here from the Atlantic coast with a reputation for great skill and roughness. It lis been some time since local fana have had a chance to aee a real meanle In action and they are looking forward to CI n told 1 ap pearance. Wade, rated an one of the big -time grapplers of the coast, went over with a bang when he made his first ap pearance here last week, and Impress ed the fans he is no slouch. He Is rough when necessary, and Is feeling in fine fettle for the onslaxight of the Italian tonight. "Iron Man" Joe Hubka, popular ex football prayer from University of Nebraska, has been matched In the other half of the show against biff Jim Healy of San Francisco, another Clean, well-liked muacle mnngler. Hubka, who lost his bout here last week wit h Wade when he tumbled through the ropea and Injured his back so painfully that he was unable to continue the bout, has recuperated from his bruises and promises whirlwind performance tonight. There has never been a wrestler who has gained a larger local following than Hubka, and Indications ar that fans will turn out by the score to aee him In action against the stocky, pugna cious flan Franciscan. Fireman Ray Frlsble will referee both tussles. WIN TOMBSTONE GOLF D. R. Wood won In the "A" division of the ladles tombstone golf tournament yesterday at Rogue Val ley course, ending her allotted 85 Strokes Just off the 18th green. The first prlxe In "D" division went to Mrs. Gordon Oreen. About 80 players attended the tournament and luncheon, the commttee for which was Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mra. Rose Bunch and Mrs. Ernest Arthur. A ladle' team la at Grant Paaa today, competing with a Climate City team In the first of a aeries of tour naments for the McCsskey trophy. SINGH THROWS WADE IN POLITE GRAPPLE PORTLAND, April 99. (AP)nf eree Verne Harrington had a com paratively easy night of It Inst night a Jnggat Singh took two out of three fnlU from Olen Wade In their heavyweight bout, devoted to scien tific wrestling. Frank Specrs slugged Je Hubka to the floor tn the third round, then pinned him with a body press. Baron Benny Ginsberg put Pat Rellly down for the count In the second round with rights and lefts to the head. Babe Bmnll won the opener from Chnr'ey Mhaoii in the second round Tircstonc SERVICE STORES Ninth unci Rivorsirle i Cllen Wild (ntMive), aRgrewlve wrrstlw from Wlnslde, Neb., will prob ably have his hand full when he meets Angelo CUIolftl, highly-touted newcomer from Ituly, In one of the matehes of tonight's hug and huff show at the armory. The big Italian said he h confident of pinning Wade. and. Judging from his reputation he has a good chance of doing It by fair means or foul. BOWLING Th. Eagles' bowling tam fattened lu City league Handing by four points at the expense of the Economy Lumber crew at the flmoke House last night. Roy prultt. In n practice workout, chalked up a new alley record for three kames hy toppling 232, 245 and 268 for a total of 74ft. The previous three-game record, held by Oeorge Ead. waa 722. Score: Ragle lat 2nd Srd Total Antle 108 172 224 602 Mlnkler ........... 130 148 129 409 Gillette 142 168 lot 409 Kessl.r 178 17B 183 S20 Dummy 140 140 140 420 Tottal 702 824 818 2434 Economy Lumber Co. lat 2nd 3rd Total Hogera 129 17B 1"4 42 Greene .. 148 118 US 401 Mccormick .. 138 142 184 442 O. Overmeyer 133 150 146 437 Dummy 140 140 140 420 Handicap 81 81 81 183 Totala . 747 709 780 2345 The East Side Pharmacy waa on the long end of a 2-to-l count In the Elks' club bowling match with the Mann'a Store team Inst night. The 1 Re.1 Label or While, Label . L S' " m 8asassjai.srjDmiasnssus Jsno n, atw., e..ffc Mason-Ehrman and Underwood Type writers clash Friday. Mann'a Department "tore 1st 2nd 3rd Total D. Watson 171 144 153 488 Olll 171 152 185 508 McAlll.ter 136 124 142 402 Brown . 160 113 150 421 H. Strang . 128 172 167 467 Handicap 06 96 06 288 Totala .-. 862 BOO 002 2554 Fast fllile Phttrmncy 1st 2nd Srd Total Smith . 153 200 180 513 Paske 169 187 178 521) I. Coleman .... 156 149 164 450 Alenderfer .. 166 156 166 468 Ed Leach . 168 101 110 379 Handicap 101 101 101 303 Total! .............. 922 878 863 2648 GRANTS PASS TO PLAY EUGENE TEAM SUNDAY GRANTS PASS, April 35. (Spl.) Grants Pass Merchants, local baseball team, are In for two good: games be fore the .Southern Oregon league aea son officially opens here Sunday af ternoon, May fl, according to Prod Roper, secretary of the baseball club, who announced a game with Eugene for Sunday afternoon, April 38, and another with the Amlsh ball team from Argentina, South America, on Thursday afternoon. May 3. Use Mall Tribune want ads. ON SALE AT ALL .f. A. sr (By the Associated Press) A year ago the Chicago White Sox, rebuilt at considerable expense, look ed as If they might go somewhere. ' but they finished at the bottom of i the American league. This spring they 1 hare begun to make threatening ges- j tures, particularly at the champion ; Detroit Tigers. The pale hose have taken four out of five decisions from Detroit for a total record of five vic tories in eight tarts. Whitehead, who made his big league debut laat week by limiting the champions to six hits, cut that figure in half yesterday to win 10-4. Fay Thomas, a "recruit" with a good bit of previous major league experience, turned In a four hit game for the Browns and lost It 3-3 to Cleveland when he forced In the odd run In the ninth with his sev enth walk. The thtrd American league contest saw Washington, with Bob Burke tossing a steady game, edge out the Athletics 3-3. Another outstanding rookie fltnger. Darrel (Cy) Blanton of Pittsburgh, struck out eleven Cincinnati batsmen and allowed only six hits to earn the Pirates a 0 to a victory. Fine pitching also marked the oth er National league contests. Van Mungo pitched the Dodgers to a 4-1 triumph over the Phillies. Hal Schu macher, the Giants' big right hander, limited the ruthless Braves to three hits, losing a shutout by Les Mal lon's ninth Inning homer and knock lng In one run himself. The Babe failed to start because of a slight cold and struck out later In a brief ap pearance as a pinch batsman. 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