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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFOR!) OREGON. THURSDAY. MAT 9. 1935, M St i E TONIGHT WILL PIT COLORFUL STARS 'Baron' Ginsberg and Bick erton Expected to Put On Wild Scramble Pete Eel castro Challenges Winner Two new, highly-touted rinu ruf fl.sTus Btasff ("83") Ginsberg 01 Sew vor-k aa Errs-fa Bcertea 01 Sanattt wM hsid for-te a tee asmtry tiD.nlg'h.t l-n. tfte fn-a-l-n e-v.ent of P-r-fivater LM-la-rd's two-.p!.y fweg-r-am cat muscle ma-ng-l-l-n'if. The b:g-BeEt attra-cWaF.'s for m&x time-, GinabT.g. and B-lclc-er-fcon-, bsfcto among the tG.p-notch gpa-.p,plera t&e northw.cal, will paebaMf M wildest scramble. s:e.en at tfca tor-a-l .grunt and' grimace femlMH 11 months-. They will ha.v.e an Incentive ta .pound each other tnto mlnoemeais, as Llllard announced today that Pet Belcsstro. original wild ItaMan tad the biggest drawing card wr to tread the Hediord arena, has l-aaaed a chal lenge, to the winner ar.d will mee-l him her next week. licicaatro, whJ baa been In the eat for several months, la now In OHlahorr.a City and plans to fly back In tlnve tc-r an appearance her a week from tor.lgl'.t good news far scores of local fans. The odds between Ginsberg snd Blckerton stack up about even, prom ising a close, faat bout full cf color. Both are rough and U:mbe wrestlers but know the game scientifically as well, being rated among the out standing bono benders of the cor..: sent. Ths "Baron," an Austrian Jew, or. his nickname from hla little goalee. Colorful and a good atiai;;jie-F. this man aho.uld satisfy the moat particu lar fan. Big Casey Coluir.bo of Hoil-ywo.-:'' will return for an app:e:aranca In the other half of the program', having been rematched against pugnacious Jim Healy of Ban rra'nelaco. The former Hollywood weight lifter, smooth and fast. Is popular with the fans. Last week he defeated the 8.an Vranclacan two out of thr-efl tali, and figures what he rt'.d onrs h.e can do again, althougn Hea'.-y. who recently turned batman, wia pretiaW.-y apl-ce, the program with more dlr-ty wavk this time than teefare. The promoter reports t-h'M t-l'e'k-eiVs are neMug better tba rawa-i awl good attendance Is expected'. Third man tn t-! ring, wttl be mtmm BW Prlsbfe.. . Softball League 11 cm i ltd Mnmlny. 8ta-ndrd Roofew, 34; DMl-ay, 1-3. SnM-ei. El, It. T-U'(il'ft'.. J-en-a-Mvg Tl?e. 10; 23-as. . Off-ice B'py.s. e-nlew Bn-lflerB, 1ft; Christian ChU'-pft, DeMolay vs. Elks; 20-30 v.. SMs arl- RoGfcri-. Lampor.t; v.a. Cferts-il-a-a OSitvf-fe. Two unapfra'tool tfa-.s. Jllce im J en-n-tn a Tire, will pawi Pr -day tn wfea-t ts e-xvctp to be th fastest g-a-Fwa s-f- ti;e s-ean. T!-vrvy a-w the gp.'Mt two U'KsIr-5f.ntcd ou:-fit to the I'ea-tfwe. Tfre r-n-lll-iiFri's tca tawnrf the Off-tee Bv?j-ii sy vt-rtvse c5 alcztt-Fg. l'B''Vc0d. fcat lt vVA to tje'rpa-t'l'R'g. to fc-ow f. tiwi?a a:nwis Up m a w?A'0 an.-iiS t$te Jw.n'Hti r-rtSny the Sy,M'(tfa e-'.'i.'ti tlVe G-!?.t-:s:h Cfewrcx -3, In tba a.t .F.'R.l'K.g . TX C " 1 roh p r o t oa t o d . c'W'l'Rjg- aan Iwei ;.gv'.'!'s !.. ( ow pjl'a.).s wWi s,flt!.fT cluto 1. the Mv,e 1'eawe ) Lat ntt;ht the SnHer bunch p'l'aw'.eti a re-Uirn fiw. and wallopert the Cfcttrcb nine. 15-2. Tse Will Tribune want ads. Mellow flavor i y yT W-plW frjrll country estate In town. T.nnt tiIi. otl. d,nin, ,ul I i i i i I r'W. Hi I f i-r "li'Sr' -9tt "iu-. .u) f ; f ; W TiX iaR. Vs! lir .tAV ' .rivoA-Jr cj'm kmu od.,.t. i.,i- 1 W yjf ' ' tk H OO .ad IUO WmI Iocs. I sf r P. rfwj5wirY Is ' ' ' 1 old-fashlond way. Straight boor- I 0 e WhentheBaronDressesUpllLEATHER PUSHERS lit- l-UMt 1i;wk i.Kt; this ufH-ll k-P aia loniivD in ww Mpa'(hiM.M- Iwi-w-t ait M Miu.y in-nn.y ' Itortjur- (Im-vxtr (a lift A Bit drr.W&-AYl MlM, KMir.h ..t,(,uM,1,(.U H-,1,1 . 1iiittr imiuiv viii'i-v.Ti-ift u iwiii-j .I'IV .OIK til V ItHUK) li.P A all dr-jvW(l uip, S-iirph t ln.)-i for m-n-i-'M i'-'FOJi-i-it-ily get Im the way nvalrh oa- ronh a toinlfi't's W'W1 t. BOWLtlS The 8ta:d Hoofera. City Bowl lvg. I'es-Rwe leac-le-rs, took three points In tbe-lr ro-.-atch last nlRht from the E'consm-y LurMbor crow at the Smnkn H'O'U'.m while the Elk "Hrata' wrro 'defea.U'B'g ttee Plche quintet by the asms bgcxp. E(mwmiy I.fiK-ilirr Co. Egr.a 140 152 155 158 Qreewa 124 Chas. Ove-nwe-y-eir.. 173 MrCormlck 117 Capt. Overmcye-r.. 132 H-anel'Icfl.p Ga Total 7M 130 124 128 1S2 177 131 130 420 1533118 1(11 176 60207 846 239S 76'5 vs. mi i st 100 , 171 UO Totnl 810 Al Pvr.iVw li:..lw 177 17: - 132 i HI 1H e-7 ffc-'.il :::!!) 210 11(1 17?. 109 178 857 . 117 102 134 1 l'.H 200- -608 11 13114 1611628 18(1520 144- 502 841 2514 US 112 13R 1 78 123300 145 401 150423 i7 201 750 2:I4 Watoft , w:.a ... jiewy ... lMJK-r-r Nt-Dc-r..!!.' ISr-a-wer . K(a:.yi-ii 1511 193 1' 131 183 i; in 174 203 142 '14 l'.O 522 2116-15 1434116 HI 525 100 524 016 2002 3trap,g To-.il 843 ?. LOUIU. IVo.. Kay 0 i.-T'i Miss Polite K. Sweeney, 50. president nrd o-ranlrer c! ths wom.in's council for aocial JiwtlOi and former vice presi dent of the national anl'.-blue law leanue, died here yesterday. ar buy NOLDE : HOHHT Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. made it a KeNTUm FaVOKITE a ou 1 tears a no.. . . . low price has made iT 1 s 51 I 5 .H i 4-' (: r ' 4i k , n ' ; .- 1 11 !y. l 4f,i! , " If W, tJlllK.i's Ulili Lriiit? li.ckrr) nil f t oil - the .rK.rv. lint ni'vrrl hcless thl la Me) n-r Ni-iv Voik t'hv lMlkH when 1,1.1. . I ,.,r.i,.,t..f.t -...t I.. St.- NOW THEY STAND- (By (he ,s(H-luted l'res) Coast W. L. Pet. Ooklnnd 21 7 .750 Los Anu.'lea 1 B 13 .681 aan Francisco 16 13 .552 Hollywood 16 13 .522 Sacramento 14 17 .452 Senttlo 12 17 .414 Portland 12 18 .400 Missions 10 21 .323 NnMonal New York 11 3 .786 Ilrouklyn 11 7 .611 ClilcaKo 8 7 .533 St. Louis B 8 .529 Cincinnati 9 9 .500 I'itL'burnh 0 10 .474 U i: ton 8 10 .873 Philadelphia 2 11 .154 American t l:iiv..-o 13 4 .765 Ck'Velaml 10 4 .714 New York 9 7 .663 U -it.Ml 9 7 .563 W.iMiIn;um 10 8 .556 Detroit 7 10 .412 rinladi Ipliln 4 12 .250 St. Louis 3 12 .143 ITilHI I I II IUi ii L k.K.i . GGHS BABE RUTH' CHICAGO. M.y 9 (API Babe Ruth, the mUhty nnn who started the honif run cv,:v In baseball, seems to riirry the fever with him wherever he lights. The lube's In the National league .vWf . SIM V TiK W h Z - I I BE ELKS LOOK GONG The pick of the d.ftrlcfs fight tal ent. Including several new boys who arrived with the lant enrollment, will be In action at the Elks' temple to night when the new CCC fight series opens. Although several changes In the lineup may be made when the boys are weighed in and Blzed up by the m-atchmaker this afternoon, several of tfe-e events are definitely elated to go. Chief Tho:nas, great Indian battler feSHft Eradforc3, who has been unable ts fi-Xvl a pl-a-re on prev.ous cards ietra-1-we of a lack of suitable oppo-ne-ats, will mpfft De Shields, colored se-Ffl,pioe-r fro-si Ore Kn.olI, in the main ev-cMt. D Shiel-ds la the boy who kHoek-'rjd e-ut GIubb of Humbug In a rae-moratej? featt-ls sohmb mc-ntha ago. De g-hi-Pkis pap?M'M.l a d-:rff to get Into the ring with Thoms-s after other flghter-s had turr&l cCown the bout, anoi the ensuing fraca-s should pro: a geltg&t tra all fj-fht faK-B. A-l La-ge-r, 17S, Vf'in-r, mrill meei. A-M-s-ys-lws Pa.pci.a-)s, lt3. cf Oregon Oa-ves, 1-n cs&e of tive fpaturft-l events. Biyth tioys are experienced fighters. a-Ed a-:-e cetta to put o-a a real tart. M'ucray Fc-ltK-a. I'M. c$ Qz-S'iwt, and Q'U-s ja-sthlK-a. l&J, oI Appleat. are sva-ied to aj-:;ve-ar 1m acvotli-r thriller. Thw boys arff new to tn district but have excel!-?-nt rr-c(?'.rcv a a."f res si ve fighters. Curly Loga-M. K'1. Ccrl'-rry, ana Rurt-y LeM-r, lc.'". "out la Fo-rk. arc siateol to n..x la a slugn; cor.test j Walter ScoUli. lin, O-rc'on CavF-s, anU Pee We Pheltc-v., llJ J-Jciilinly, wil. o;v!.a tl-v? s-how. T!w fighter. ai-.'lved Medfc tt-f'S EvorniR-s and wpre to be weicheJ lM a-7.' !'-f lnltly mtched at 3 p. m. novr. K-e Ua't ('oin so well, It's true mci'ily bec7Uf? of a slee of head colds. Kut what's happening aroind him? Home runs are skyrocketing in record numbers over the National league fences. Led by the New York Giants, who today held a record of one or more home runs In 14 consecutive games, the National league clubs are riding the ball so hard and far that they are 20 games and two home runs ahee '. of their home run production at this time a year ago. More thnn that, they are hend of their Amer ican league circuit clout producers, who beat them. fi!18 to 656. In the same art last year. Use Mall Tribune want ads. J NEW FLOORS New hones have no monopoly on rlen, shtny, new fhtor. The same floors look Just as ntre. and are Just as serviceable when laid over t'mt oil' floors of any home. CALL I'S All oiw plans, Infor mation, servlrea tieciirlng work men, etc.. arr FREE OF COST OK om.ir.ATiov Weods- Lumhzr C. larkiton at itenexe. Phone los EwVffT'h,',i- "?-yvnVHl"')Wn i JOLLEY'S HITTING STREAK ENDED BY By the Associated Press If Smead Jolley wants to beat Joe Dl Magglo'e hitting til HS Rl &, Vtt Eft X - a-i M 4 . Eft . r a. .HI I 11 fir- 9 & B Hi S 9 javen to ooys ana Mrss !l S V, lkimm i a m v i.-ai hpwaw. i iflWKr- Errata j k 1 M I 1.. m- 1 1 1 ! H .a, i 1 1 ittt rTii tbt a tth x- a t "".Tr. stmt ti I I W1LU ANIMAL. 1KUU2i Every boy and girl under 16 years of age can go. Simply get one friend to subscribe for The Mail Tribune have the order below signed, mail or bring the blank to the offic? of The Tribun and you will be given a ticket admitting you to the Big She;?, Side Show and th fild West Sho-s-. If you don't live in Medford, mail the order and as soon as it has be in vcrifisd your ticluii will be mailed. e All Orders Must Be Verified. Verification Takes Two Days. Tickets Will Be Good at Any Town Where the Circus Plays. HURRY Send Your Orders in AT ONCE!' And Receive Your TICKET NOW! HAVE THE BLANK BELOW SIGNED AND BRING OR MAIL TO THIS CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT OF MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUK'S Subscription rates are: By carrier, oe month, 60c. Three months in advancs $1.75. By ItKai in advance, three months, $1.50. All Mail Subscriptions Mast Be Paid Im AdmncQ rate Street Order Street IT'S EASY! games hell have to begin all over aain. For the young Hollywood outfield er's streak of safe hits In 33 consecu tive games stopped rUht there againat the only fair-to-mlddUng pitching of Walter Beck of the Mission yester day. He popped out four times end once he got a pass. Frank Shellen back. Holly wood manager, donned his pitching glove to hold the Reds to five hits and lead his team to a 01 victory. Sacramento surprised everybody by downing the htgh-rlding Oaks. 4 to 3. record of 61 In a fast (tame featured bv a pltchin..: seventh. Shows at I Want To Go To Tlie Circus Your Subscription Will Takf Me SUBSCRIPTION ORDER Three Months Contract I line nor iieen a sulwrlher to MeiKord Mall Tribune for the ns in ilai. Mio-icrlbe lor a period of three months for of Hoc per month. (Total $1,811.) Aillres Tiken H .... -ldresi Suli.crlp'lon rate nr Mall. S months. J1.&. duel between Tom Flynn of the Sol ons and Bill Ludolph. Nobody but Jigger Stats could hit San Franclsco'a Jim Denamore up to the ninth Inning yestereday, but the Los Angeles outfielder' teammates finally figured out how to do it and bunched six blngles that gave them the game. 4 to 3. Dick Barrett, Seattle righthander got his first win of the season when Portland went down before the tribesmen, 4 to 3. The tribe therebj moved up a notch to sixth place in the league, and Portland dropped to which 1 ariree to pay vnur collector .... Phone No.. .. Phone No Mall ul.erlptlon must he paid In GET VANCOUVER. B. C, May . (Ap) Taking the lead and holding it all the way. Gordon Wallace, 14Gi. Van couver. Canadian welterweight cham pion, won a 10-round decision from Tod Morgan, 147. Seattle, here last night. Lawn and Garden Furniture BURK'S 11 1 E. Mini. hut herer.v theregulflr 2 1 T adiaiue. BUSY!