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PAGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1933, ' cl C " tflV Vjvc is A (O) llKJLJ l2J ; GEORGE M'CLOUD IN EASY FASHION With a swell load nentence like "when Greek meets Greek they atari a restaurant, but when Greek meet Wop they start a light" already set up, the bulky Greek fire-eater. Deme tra.1, failed to appear for his sched uled blto ad bend match with Pet! Belcastro at the Armory lat night and no Mack LJllard sent George M" Cloud Into the fray to pinch hit. It Is doubtful, however. If McCloud a nowcomer here, and unused to the Belcastro method of handling recal citrants, ever found out what hit him, the flashy Italian disposing of him in one-two style, In leas than eight minutes of wrestling time. McCloud showed some clever mat work In the clinches, proving himself adept at emerging from a Belcastro special hold now and then toy the use of scientific grappling. It Is par ticularly difficult, though, to apply scleiic to a speeding locomotive, his one trip through the atmosphere onto the floor outside the ring having con vinced him early In tho second Xramfr Belcastro looked fast and In gooi , shape nfter his recent barn-storming: trip through the east and south, and j he has picked up several new ways of putting his feet in his opponent's' face, but hi flying sonnenberg off the ropes Is still his stock in trade He served it piping hot to MoCloud two or three time before that gen tleman began to take steps to pre vent It. It took some time for Tony Catta lino to arrive for the curtain raiser, and when he did arrive It didn't do him much good, losing two out of tnree to Johnny Soos, the fair-haired boy from Indiana. Soos was a busy Individual during the evening's per formance, running bare-footed about the ring in a great hurry, apparent ly trying to surround the mustachio ed Italian. One of the wild scenes of the first fall, which took 20 minutes, wa when Catallno bit his way out of a bad situation. Soos, thinking that what'a soon for the goose is soose for the gander, promptly tore across thy ring and planted his bicuspids In the Catallno arm. Very funny. Catalino didn't thnk so, however, and return ed to the wars by worrying Soos with a head lock to take the fall. It took Soos Just four minutes to even the count when he sonnenberg ed the Italian Into subjection In tho second The match finally went to Soos on & foul, after he had declined sever! offers from Referee Ray Prlsble to win by that route. At one point in the last canto, the lad from Indiana had Catallno by one arm, both feet under the bad man's chops. From there It was a simple step to grab Tony's somewhat misshapen ear In his toes, giving It a brisk workout, much to the delight of the audience. Soos challenged Belcaatro, winner of the main event, to a meeting on next week's card. 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Paul "Hooaler" Hoffard's Medford Rogues will receive their toughest tpst so far this year next Sunday when they hop to Grants Pass to tangle with Jake Glpe's league lead ers, while at Klamath Falls the bat tle for undisputed second place .will see John Mlljus' Ashland Llthlnns playing Vernon Francis' Klamath Falls Red Sox. At Grants Pass, the game will be played at the Josephine county fairgrounds and at Klamath Falls, at Modoc field. Both battles are slated to start at 2:30 p.m. At Grants Pass It will be Hofard's eel la rites attempting to duplicate an early season win over the league leaders. Medford, weak In hurling since the opening of the season, Is dickering for a hurler, according to Manager Hoffard, and If strings now out bring returns, the Rogues will stand an excellent chance against the Merchants, who so far have run hog wild. Against Medford, G!pe will prob ably start his brilliant southpaw. Frankle Earhart, with Al Drolette back of the plate. Billy Calvert will do the catching for Medford. It will be the first league meeting for the two teams. In leading his charges against Klamath Falls, John Mlljus will probably start Arnold Bauman In tho box. Bauman, a lefthander, bent Medford last Sunday and according to Mlljus, should stand the Red Box on their heads. Back of the plate will be Cltff "Chief' McLean. Mlljus, himself, will take care of right field for Ashland. President of the League Amos C. Ninlnger of Ashland last week mailed to all team managers a Southern Oregon league "player" rule. The rule forbids any member of a league team leaving his own club to play with another league team without a written release signed by the man ager of his previous club. Fnllure to follow the rule will bring a 30-day playing suspension and grounds for a protested game against the team unlng such player. Ashnd, last Sunday, released BUI Courtney, first baseman and Wed nesday signed Tully Wllllnms, third sacker. Courtney was signed by Med ford upon his release from the Ltth-lans. HOW THEY (By the Associated Press) Coast W. L. Pet. Oakland 27 0 .750 Los Angeles 26 14 .650 San Francisco 20 17 .541 Hollywood 18 20 .474 Portland 16 21 .432 Sacramento ... 16 23 .410 Seattle 14 22 .389 Missions 14 25 .359 National 1 W. L. Pet. New Vork 13 7 .650 Brooklyn 16 9 .640 Chicago 13 8 .619 St. Louis 13 11" .542 Pittsburgh - 13 14 .481 Cincinnati 9 13 .400 Boston 6 14 .300 Philadelphia fi 15 .250 American W. L. Pet. Chlcngo 15 6 .714 Cleveland 13 7 .650 Boston 12 9 .571 New York 13 10 .565 Washington 11 12 .478 Detroit 11 12 .478 St. Louis 5 14 .263 Philadelphia 5 15 .250 Scores Yesterday Pimst. League. At San Francisco. 9; Portland, 14. At Oakland, 10; Mission, 2. At Los Angeles, 13; Seattle, 4. At Sacramento, 1; Hollywood, 3. American League. At New York, 10; Cleveland, 0. At Washington. 2; Detroit, 7. Only games scheduled. National League. At Pittsburg. 0: Brooklyn, 2. Only game scheduled. 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Klamath Palls and Eugene alone indicating a total at tendance of 50 shooters, besides their families, the local club Is getting panicky as the opening day of the great contest draws near.- Hotels and auto camps have been receiving reservations for the past 10 days, one entry being from Dela ware, and others from Utah, Idaho, Washington. Nevada and California. Most of the visitors will attend the entire four days of the shoot, and many will be in Medford for the entire weck.( after which they will complete their vacations fishing at Diamond and Crater lakes, Lake ot the Woods and on Rogue river and other Southern Oregon streams. Normal Athletes Trim Willamette MONMOUTH, Ore., May 17. (AP) Led by Hart, versatile sprinter, who scored 26 points. Oregon Normal school defeated Willamette university, 79 to 52, In a track and field met here yesterday. Hart's best mark was 9.9 seconds In the 100-yard dash. Willamette swept the mile and two-mile and dominated the weight events. BOWLING The Eagles entry In the City Bowl ing league were on the long end or a 3-1 point score In their match with the Rogue Valley Golf quintet at the Emoke House last night. Scores : Engles. Lyons 181 191 123 495 Mlnkler - 103 177 156 496 Antle 187 190 190 567 Oll'.ette 151 149 146 446 Kessler 165 137 161 463 a draw with Casey KaZanJlan. 300, e San Francisco lsit night In the main event of a mat card here. I Tr, .ii. fnurt.h the burlv Kazanjtad, downed the local grappler tor tha first fall with an airplane spin fol lowed by a body press. In the eighth and last round Forsgren clamped the visitor In his favorite Boston crsb for the tielng fall. "Count" George Zarynoff, 200, Rus sia, won the semi-final event from Ted Thye, 195, Portland Ore. on a foul. Each had taken one fall. Frank Speers, 215. Atlanta. 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