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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFOR!) OREGON. THURSDAY. MAT 9. 1935,
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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.
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T.nnt tiIi. otl. d,nin, ,ul I i i i i
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lit- l-UMt 1i;wk i.Kt; this ufH-ll k-P
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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
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177 131
130 420
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?. 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
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. . . low price has made iT 1 s 51 I 5 .H i
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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
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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
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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.
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