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MEI)H)RI) MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1935. PAiE FOUR announced by Bob Lewis, business manager ot the club, today. It la imnnnsnt that all membcra be pres. Columbo -Healy Match Main Interest Tonight's Mat Card ent, he said. In that soma new angles will be revealed to the players for the attack against Weed. HOT TIME WAITS Just Another Cornhusker HEALY IF STUFF IS lEDi Gentleman Casey Objects to Being Mussed Up Wade Hubka Match Also Takes Interest of Customers a Interest in the wrwtllng card that ii to be staged tonight at the Armory l centering on the return of Gentle man Caaey Co! umbo, happy-go-lucky Callfornlan, who will exchange hugs and hufla in the headline bout with Jim Healy, big San Franciscan who haa surprised the fans recently by changing from a peace-loving grap pier Into a regular ring ruffian. Healy, evidently deciding that clean, scientific wrestling la not spicy enough, haa changed his technique to Include slugging, kicking and the other character iatica of the meanle. The result has been that Healy la now much harder to cope with than be fore, although he waa never a slouch at the wrestling game. When he meets the gentleman mauler tonight the fans expect plen ty of fireworks. Columbo, smooth, scientific wrestler that he Is. hates to be mussed up and Is liable to tear Healy apart if the going gets rough and bumpy. Caaey. noted for his speed. Is a popular matman with Medford wrestling addicts, who like Ihia clever holds and his never-say-aplrlt. "Iron Man" Joe Hubka, ex-football atar from University of Nebraska, will mix grips In the other half of the program with Glen Wade, big-time grappler from Wlnside, Neb., who is probably the beat man Hubka has been pitted against here, with the possible exception of Columbo. Hubka will have a tough evening of It against the big Wlnside wrest er. but is ready for the battle and promises a whirlwind performance as usual. When Joe la up against a man as good as himself, such a Wade, the outcome la usually a real exhibition of wrestling that never faila to bring cheers. In action. Hubka Is fast and loose, especially clever with his feet and his Iron legs, with which he specializes. No matter what the siae of his op ponent, Hubka never falls to make It tough for him with his smooth foot work alone. Third man In the ring will be Plre nwn Ray Friable. ' 1 ,! it : w r'l- A i Vjfy f m v3 BASEBALL OPENER SLATED SUNDAY ON E "Iron .Man' Joe llnlikn. former Nrlmivka fooilinll ate, may hut" ton inurh speed and class for Mime Rrnpplcrn. but he's Jtisl another Corn husker to warlike (den Wade (ahnvi). who also cnnies from the prairie state. Wade nava he Is going to tie the Iron man In knots In their liout at the Armory tonight. BOWLING 1 The Eagles clawed their way to a 3-to-l victory over the Standard Roof ers In their City league bowling match last night at the Smoke House, while the Forest and Park team was whitewashing the Piche's for a four- point victory. Scores : Fngle 1st 2nd 3rd Total Antle 191 186 1S7 834 Lyons -..... 180 246 186 581 Mlnkler 189 156 127 442 Gillette 146 145 139 430 Keasler 217 164 164 535 Handicap ....... X. 1 .... 2 REDUCED TO 16 LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Msy S (AP) The probable trtrs In Saturday's 40.000 added Kentucky derby di minished to 18 today with O. V. Whitney's colt Today looking like the post-time favorite. Odds on the Whitney entry eem pt to be 3 to 1 or shorter. He Is scheduled, like all the other probable starters except Nellie Flag, to carry 136 pounds In the mile and a quar ter classic. Nellie Flag, a Illly owned by Warren Wright's Calumet farm. Is entitled to go with five pounds less. Jockey R. Workman is sched uled to ride Today. Col. E. R. Bradley Is relying on a slnRle colt to bring home the honors In the sixty-first derby. This la Boxthorn, which demonstrated yes terday that he will have to be reck oned with. Boxthorn v flashed over the full derby distance In 3:06:4-11. No other derby candidate has ap proached this time, so far as has been reported by dockers. Most train ers wound up their routine and will be content with light workouts for their charges between now and Saturday. Ml FIRST 10 Totals - 864 897 1 Htanrtard Roofers 1st 2nd S Joe Burroughs .... 322 180 1 Clancy 149 164 1 Seinon 131 108 1 Walsh 186 168 I Jerry Burroughs.. 201 133 1 Totals - 889 733 ( Porest nml Park 1st 3nd I White 177 168 Janouch n 134 144 Jon 158 163 Olll 101 156 Rankin ...... 149 172 Totals 800 779 ( Plche Hardware Co. 1st 2nd : A. Plche 148 132 1 B. Plche 110 155 1 Palmer 146 119 1 Drager ........ 186 160 Smith 160 168 Handicap 44 44 Totals :.. 773 768 ( 763 2524 183 135 108 131 136 665 438 347 475 470 3rd Total 174 607 126 166 161 ' 177 404 475 507 498 803 3391 3rd Total 110 390 130 385 159 434 129 444 97 425 44 132 2200 Forest and Park won three games; total pins, 4 points. The Roxy Ann Confectionery "sweetened up" their standing In the Elks' club bowling tourney last night at the expense of the Rlchflelds by taking all three games In their match. The Groceteria and Mason-Ehrmnn roll Friday night. Score: Richfield Ken Ire 1st 2nd 3rd Total W. Prultt .. 160 169 148 477 Sanderson - 150 135 160 445 Anderson 138 138 128 384 Olmscheld 138 138 138 414 E. Orr 165 163 165 495 Handicap 109 109 109 337 Totals 850 844 B48 2542 Roxy Ann Confectionery 1st 2nd 3rd Total HOW THEY i r k k i rv ' arjt, . ..,. c- . By the Awiclnted Pres. Coast. W. L. PC. Oaklnnd 17 4 810 Los Angeles 14 10 .583 Sim Francisco 12 10 .546 Hollywood 12 10 .545 Sacramento 11 13 .458 Portland 9 14 .391 Sea tile 8 14 .364 Missions 8 16 .333 Niltliilllll. W. L. PC. New York (. 9 3 .750 Brooklyn 9 5 .643 Chicago 8 5 .617 St. Louis 7 T .500 Cincinnati , 7 8 .467 Pittsburg 8 8 .429 Boston 5 7 .417 Philadelphia 2 9 .182 American. W. L. PC. Cleveland 9 2 .818 Chicago 9 4 6U2 New York 9 5 .643 Boston . 8 5 .616 Washington 8 6 .571 Detroit 5 9 .367 St. Louis 2 10 .167 Philadelphia 2 11 .154 SENATORBATFEST DEFEATS BEAVERS With the official opening c; the southern Oregon baseball a a a a o n slated for Sunday, the Medford Mer chants are polishing their offense t his week for the Invasion of the Ewauna Box company cf Klamath Palls, with the game to be played at the fairgrounds, instead of t the htfh school field aa wa first announced. The CCC men have been putting the fairgrounds field In shape, and Manager Hoosler Hoftard degjarea the playing conditions to be ideal. The high school field, with work having been halted by bad weather, will not be ready for play for another week Great plans for the opening day have been made, with a band sched uled to be at the grounds, and prospects for a bright, sunshiny day. For those fans who will be unable to find transportation to the field. a convoy of autoa will leave Valen- tine'a cafe every 15 minutes for the fairgrounds, taking all fans who wish to attend. In regard to the Insistent de mands of the Jacksonville Gilmore Lions for a game, the Hooeier has cancelled a scheduled game with Coqullle on Decoration day. May 30. and has offered that date to the Lions, winner take all. "Nobody's afraid of the Lions, for gosh aakes," stated Hoffard. The starting lineup, In batting order, Is given: Courtney, 1st: Sowers, If; Wood- yard, as; Hoffard, cf; Calvert, c; Welch, rf; Donovan. 3rd; Amies. 2nd; Pritchnrd. p: Hess, utility pitcher; Relnking." utility Infield. Speaking Students Enter Competition Emergency education class In pub lic speaking, which meet tonight at 7:15, room 4. Senior h!h school, will begin work on their contest talks. The subject la. "Adult Education." The talks are to be confined to seven minute length. The instructor will aJd Individuals In preparation to out lines, and with suggestions aa to con text. The Thursday and Monday class ea will each choose, by popular vote, the speaker whose subject matter, or ganization, and delivery they believe entitle him or her to represent their class; then the two speaker will compete for the privilege of address ing the public at the program which is to be given by all of the Adult Emergency education classes. WILLAMETTE DEFEATS PORTLAND PILOTS, 6-5 SALEM. May 2. (AP) Vlnnle Harrlman'a single In the last of the 10th Inning drove in the winning run that enabled Willamette univer sity to defeat the University of Portland Pilots for the second time this season here yesterday, 6 to 5. APPEAR SLATED FOR LONG HOLD ON LEAD PORTLAND. Ore., Msy 3 (API Cagey Casey KauinJIan handed Count Oeorge Zarynoff his first Pacific northwest defeat hy gaining two of three falls In their lively wrestling match here last night. Zarynoff. 308, Wooster. Msss., gsln. ed the first fall with a leg nelson. Then KawinJIan, 314, San PYsnclsco. evened with a bsck drop and fin ished with his hammer throw tpec lalty. Olen Wade. 198. Wlnside, Neb., won the seml-wlndun on a foul over Prank ffpeera. 315. Atlanta, Oa., who Insisted on choking. Webster 166 McLsln 133 Elwood 151 Kresse 156 Rrlckson . 300 Hsndlcsp Ill Totals 806 1,13 138 151 166 183 111 111 136 151 156 316 111 899 396 453 468 597 33.1 870 880 2646 BILL KLEPPER ELECTED PRESIDENT OF INDIANS Seattle. May 3. AD The hoard of directors of the Settle Indiana elected William (BD11 Klepner. busi ness manager the nnat war, to his old position of president. (By the Associated Tress) The Avenging Angels of Los Angeles were back in second place In t'-ie Pa clfic Coast lengi'.e today, after down ing San Francisco Penis, 13-9, to wipe out a defeat that forced them to yield place briefly to the Seals Tues day Oakland took an 8-4 victory from Senttle. Placing themselves in a tie with the Seals for third place In the league, the Hollywood Stars took their 'sec ond straight game from the Missions, 8-3. The Sacramento Senators piled up 10 hits to take a 7-3 victory ovei Portland. Willamette And Linfield "Shake" SALKM, May 2 ( AP) Willamette university nnd Llnflcld - college have decided to "bury the hatchet." and athletic relations between the two northwest conference arhonls will be resumed. Dean Frn nk M . Erickson of Willamette announced after con' ferrtng with President Elam J. An rterson of Linfield In Portland Wed ni'Mlny. Athletic relations were severed by Linfield last fsll after it was Alleged thiit Willamette -students had defaced bnildines on the enmpus of the Mc Mlnnvillc Institution. I OF WOMEN'S BEING FOUGHT TODAY Matches are under way at Rogue Valley course today among the wo men members in the first rounds of the club championship tournament, pairings for which were announced today by Pro Jack Hueston. The first matches will be completed this even ing. Qualifying rounds were conducted yesterday, a busy day at the courae, with 16 entering the championship flight and eight entering the conso lation flight. The pairings are: Championship flight; Mrs. J. C. Thompson and Mrs. W. S. Thurlow, Mrs. Sam Colton and Mrs. P. G. Bunch, Mrs. Anne Puson and Mrs. Gordon Green (Mrs. Fuson wins by default). Mrs. Larry Schade and Mrs. D. R. Wood, Mrs. Aletha Vawter and Mrs. Leland Clark, Mrs. Westerweller and Mrs. E. C. Jerome, Mrs. George Codding and Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs. J. H. Fletcher nnd Miss Anne Mae Fuson. Consolation flight: Mrs. Goodwin Humphreys and Mrs. Pefley. Mrs. William Bolger and Mrs. Mark Miller. Miss Stewart and Mrs. M. M. Morris. Mrs. A. F. Mansfield and Mrs. E. F. Coleman (By the Associated Press) Unless they crack up when the eastern teams start their first lnter sectional Invasion, the Cleveland In dians appear set to remain at the head of the American league for some time. Facing their closest rivals, the Chi cago White Sor, yesterday In the only game left of the series after rain and cold weather got through, the Red men belted out an 11 -to -5 decision to increase their lead to a full game. Cleveland's threat from the New York Yankees, a game and a half be hind in third place, waa lessened when the Yankees failed to survive Washtngton'st ninth-inning rally and went down, 7-6. The Red Sox also won a ninth inning spurt, scoring twice off Char ley Lieber to beat the Athletics. 8-6. The Giants finally broke the Brook lyn spell to increase their margin of leadership in the National league with an 8-3 triumph over the Dodg ers. Dtzry Dean lifted the Cardinals into fourth place In the other National league contest by hurling a six-hit 5-2 triumph over the Reds. Rain and cold weather kept the other four National league clubs and Detroit and St. Louis Idle In the American league. gilmorIsworkout at high diamond tonight The Jacksonville Gilmore Lions, In anticipation ot a stltt struggle against the Weed nine In that city Sundsy. will hold a brisk workout at 6 o'clock at the senior high school field. It was fart Why Suffe,? A Ci I. r?2S-e-n Effective Treatment At Lending Drug Stores BLUE SOX TEAM WiNS Mary Hayes and Bob Norrls, paired for the Blue 8ox team in the ftrst round of the Medford Badminton club tournament, wrested tlie dou bles crown from the Red Sox tear of Frances Sparrow and Hob Deuel at the club courts last night. The next tournament will see all the pairings with different partners until high scorer is determined for the club. Flight will probably be held every two weeks. The Medford club is one of the most Active In the state, and expects to make a credit able showing in the next state tournament. "Skidding" Senior Class play, at th Ashland High School Oym.. May 3. Be correc 1 1 y corse i ed in an Artist Model by Ethehvyn B Hoffmann Webfoots Win 5-4 On Idaho Bauble EUGENE. May 3. (APi Clever playing by Joe Gordon, Oregon's shortstop, gave the Webfoots a B to 4 victory over University of Idaho In their opening conference game hre yesterday. The teams meet Again today. Gordon scored the winning run In the eighth by fine hase-running following a mlxup of Johnny lwis well-placed bunt. As Alhee. Vandal fim hHvinan. dropped the ball. C ""don dashed home. INDIAN ROUGHSKENT I FOR WINNING TUMBLES IIero1s what you're looking ron I Kentucky STRAIGHT WHISKEY Mad the) good old fashioned way. 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