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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON". WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. 1935. BADMINTON CLUB Beicastro in Comeback ! VANCC JVER DOG RACES' Rnwi inr I RED HURLER GIVEN! -SET ! - I PRESIDENT'S CUP II Badminton enthufclanta will have their $;cond president's cup tourna ment tonlRht at the Badminton club's courti. Drawing for partner will start at 7:30 and players are urged to come early. Trophies of the president' cup tournament series are on display In Larry Schade's window. One silver lorlng cup la lor the winning woman and one for the winning man. Both players on the winning team of each tournament get 10 points and their names lnscrlhed on the cupa. Mem bers of the runner-up team get fire points. The first player to attain a total of 30 points ib awarded perma nent possession of the cup. The Med for J Badminton club la di vided Into two leagues Blue Sox and Bed Sox. Incidentally, there Is alw a sub -row subdivision among the men Into two minor leagues, the "Tarsans" and the "Smoothies." In the last tournament Mary Hayes and Bob Morris accumulated the highest total score In the Blue Sox league, ! and Prances Sparrow and Hob Deuet the highest score In the Red Sox league. In the playoff match between the league winners the Hayes-Norrls team, after a long battle, finally de feated the Sparrow-Deuel team to earn 10 points toward the cup. The losing team won five point. Tonight the new pairing for Indi vidual teams In oach league will be determined by lo';. If the new team combinations want to practice to gether they should be on hand early. HOW THEY : Cr a ki rv 1 k i i m i vv. ily the AwmclBtrd lrriw) Coast W. L. Pet. GrllluM - 25 9 .736 U'd Angeles - a5 13 .658 Pn F.-anclsco 19 10 .643 Jlqlly.ood 17 10 .473 l'orV:id 16 30 .439 S..rr .aento 16 33 .405 K . n 31 am MisHons 14 33 ,37b Nulliinul W. L. Pet. New York . 13 a .007 Brooklyn .. 14 8 .030 Chicago ........ 13 7 .633 Bt. Louis .. la 10 .646 Pittsburgh 13 13 .480 Cincinnati - 9 13 .409 Boston 14 .300 Philadelphia 6 14 .303 American W. L. Pet. Chicago 14 8 .700 Cleveland . 13 8 .067 Beicastro in Comeback p Ai? ft. -' ' HALTED UNTIL LEGALITY BE AVreMIIng fans will welcome the return of pel Belfast ro (above), the Italian klrk-upprr, when he appears on the armory mat ThunMlay night In a main event tusnle with hlg Jim lleal.v of San Francisco. The wild Ital lun, nlwnvn a big drawing card here, centered his wrestling activities tn Medforrt fnr several months lnt winter before leaving on a tour of the eut. He hn Jiin returned to wont hern Oregon. Boston New York Washing ton Detroit St. Louis , Philadelphia . 13 .... 11 . 11 10 . 8 .... 6 .871 .624 .476 .363 .2 03 SALEM. May 15. (p) Bailor Dick Trout outilugged Bulldog Jacaaon to win two out of three falls In their fvreatllng match here laat night Jackson took the first fall with his favorite hammer lock. Hy Sherman of Toledo. O., toasci Dorrle Denton of Salt Lake City out of the rln to win the deciding fall in the seml-flnal event. Del Kunkle, Salt Lake City, and Jack CI ay burn. Birmingham, wrestled to a 30-mlnute draw. "Blazing Ben" Not To Run This Year SAN FRANCISCO, May IS.zp, Answering reports he would attempt to break the world's record for tM mile run at the Princeton Invitation al moot in June, Ben Eastman, former Stanford track tar. sold he prob ably would not run at all thla year. "It looks like I will do no running this year," Eastman satd. "I'm too busy to get In proper ahane." VANCOUVER, Wash.. May 18. (AP) Dog races were but a memory, at least for the time being, tn Van couver today. The track was dark last night following Judge J. E. Stone's action In dissolving the tem porary injunction which had pre vented oiflclala from halting the races. The Evergreen Kennel club's "do nation system" by which the events were financed was declared illegal In an attorney general opinion last week, but Governor Martin's orders to patrolmen to halt the races had been thwarted for the time being when officials of the track secured a temporary restraining order Friday. Judge Stone's refusal to issue a per manent Injunction yesterday, how ever, delayed operation of the "do nation system" at least until the hearing on the const ltutionahty of the races set for June 18. Chief William J. Cole of the state traffic patrol let It be known fol lowing yesterday's henrlng that he would arrest the proprietors If races were held. It was Indicated the case would be appealed to the supreme court re gardless of the outcome of the pend ing suit. 1 The Active club "Kittens" took a three to one point victory over the "Pole Cats" of the same organization in their City Bowling league match at the Smoke House last night while the Forest and Park crew was hand ing a similar defeat to (he "Alley Cats." Pole Cats McAllister 184 159 Anderson . 143 Perl 79 E A ely grin, well known to local wrestling fans and giving promise of some more of the fireworks that he Is noted for. crossed the face of Pete Beicastro. belligerent Italian wrest ler, today when he was told that bti; Jim Healy of 6an Francisco, hta op ponent at the Armory Thursday night, la roiurhor and tougher than he used to be ad Is figuring on win ning the tuasle with unorthodox muscle mangling. "Let him get as tough as he want to." said Pete. "I picked up a few new tricks of my own when I was back east, and X know Just how to handle these tough guys." Pans will agree to that, for they have seen Bel cftstro knock some of the toughnness out of many a grappler with his spec tacular double drop kick. Andre Adoree. scientific newcorae from Parts, will tangle with John Sooa, irpeed merchant from University of Indiana. In the flrat half of the program. Larsen Find Icy Dummy Dummy Handicap 153 84 99 156 138 LeClerc Walker x Total 838 Kittens .- 108 110 Neldermeyer H 174 Hubbard . 119 Bterms 109 Mllnea. x Handicap 16 72 648 165 119 133 98 138 Total 896 840 Alley rata Fabrlck Heath Coleman Slmms n.. Bauer 180 169 . 143 .... 173 195 Handicap 10 Total 859 Forest and Park canfield 164 149 GUI 303 330 Janouch ., i 104 144 Jonea 333 193 Rankin 189 116 Total 883 821 153 435 x 227 X 178 108413 144270 140140 140280 X 32 882 1965 105438 X 239 140 436 154 309 156 403 197197 X 16 752 2088 158513 170 194 137405 117464 158 494 lCk- 30 748 2400 188499 160 583 103381 135649 120425 704 2407 AS GOLF CONTENDER NEW YORK, May 15. JF) A new golfing cause celebre threatened to develop today out of the diabarment of Mildred Babe Dldrlckson by the amateur status committee of the United States Golf association. The greatest all-round woman ath lete In this country's history, Miss Dldrlckson was ruled ineligible for amateur golf competition becauae of her professionalism In other states. The decision, made "for the best interest of the fiara." prevents the famed Texan from playing not only In the southern tournament at Louis ville next week but the National championship at Minneapolis tn Au gust. Miss Dldrlckson had set her heart on tha latter. If the Texan wishes to play in the Notional championship three years 4 1 MEDFORD ARMORY f Haines. JIM HEALY VS. 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LOOK AT YOUR HAT EVERYONE ELSE DOES SHINER BY YOUNG S OF OAKS By (he AsAot-liUed Press Walter Beck, Mission Red hurler la nursing a black: eye today aa a me mento of the Pacific Coast league gome at Oakland last night, in which It took three burly policemen to aare him from the wrath of little Prankle Hawklna, 10-year-old Oakland third sacker. "You've been riding me long enough." yelled Hawkins when Beck gibed htm for missing Al Wright's Intended sacrifice to fill tt.e bases In the second. The little lnflelder charg ed the Mission bench and started swinging on Beck. Over the protest of Manager Oabby Street of the Mis sions, the law moved In and stopped the fight. Beck entered the game tn the sixth with his shiner very much in evi dence and hurled the cellar Beds to a a to 4 victory over the league leader "Dead Pan'' Joe Dlmagglo cut", off two runs at home plate with rifle like throws from deep right field, to help his San Francisco team mates nose out Portland 3 to 2. His throws were the deciding factor in a pitcher's battle between Jim Denamore of the Seals and Jake Wade of the Dacks. Big Ed Wells, southpaw Hollywood hurler, had the Sacramento club eat ing out of his hand laat night. He held the Solons to four hits while his mates were gathering nine at the expense of Tom Flynn, to win 3 to 1 The Angels took their eleventh straight game with a wild 13 to 8 win from Seattle. hence the way may be open to her. It was Indicated the so-called "three year probationary rule" would apply in her case. The outstanding competitor In the women's division of the 1932 Olym pics, Miss Dldrlckson turned pro the same year. She took up golf In 1933 and pro gressed so rapidly she won the Texas State championship a few weeks ago. Men! Here IS a Bargain! 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