Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 02, 1935, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE SIX IVfEDFORD MXIL TRIBUXE, JIEDFORD OHEGOX. TUESDAY. JULY 2, 1935, SHUPECK TO FACE LE ON ASHLAND CARD Bin Bhimeck. m-pound nattier from Camp Com Head near Marsh field, will meet Rudy Lenar. IBB South Fork, In the main svsnt 01 the CCO fight card at Ashtand 01 Bhupeclt la the answsr to Obtain William C. Ryan's nearer! for an oppo nent. (Aiivh siimmh for the South Fork slugger. He lulls from Cicero, III, and arrived with the last enroll ment of men. He won hti flrat west ern fight with a third-round knock mi. An a rarrf t Marahfleld laat week liH.v, tum mnin vnt definitely matched, plana are going ahead for the. supporting doius on mo w-rauiw ard. which will be featured In the llthla park amphitheater In Aahland en tha afternoon of the Fourth. It will be the flret daylight card the CCO fighters nave eiagea in .nip fiDn. vrhlrh momlaea to rival the main event for thrill, la the aeml-flnal, which win oring j ..th.r Ruas Lobel. 185, the "Terrible Telephone Operator" from headquar. a..hmBnt and "TlBr" CUtTail iam rtev Knoll, who knocked out Harold Davla of Kerby In the llrat round of their aemi-iinai go on wie Elks' picnic card. Neither of these boya la an experi enced lighter, DUl DOin ore wihihb to get In and mix It, and It is Im probable their fight will go the full distance. y a.if.lrv 1M ftnuth Fork's pint-sited "Frankenstein." who lights like a rooot in mo ruin, . the flashy Harvey Bnyder, 181, or Upper Rogue In another featured vent. Snyder kayoed Leo Rustos of Oregon Cnves In the first round of their plcnlo card here, but In Ba Tlckey he will find an opponent worthy of hie best attention. The curtain raiser will again fea ture Man Mounaln Farner. 103. of Upper Rogue, versus "Terrible Turk" A Ives, 100, of Oak Knoll. The little boya are anxious to get at each oth er's throata again after their heated set-to two weeks ago. Nine other bouts are being arrang ed for the big card which will fea ture 13 fights. odaycalCed out BY GREAT UMPIRE omoAoo, July J. () Hank O'Day, who ruling ft it National league umpire onc cewt the New York Giants the lemrue and world baseball championship, died arty today at Presbyterian hospital fter several months Illness of bron chial pneumonia. O'Day was umpire In chief of the (National loiitfitfi until his retirement in 1931. Baseball records )ndlmUd be was 74 yean old but he never would edmlt his age. Hla auatere countenance gave him he name of "The Reverend" In base ball circle. O'Day was a player or an arbiter f the game for approximately W yen re. O'Day umpired the famous baseball game In 1008 when Fred Merkle fall ad to touch second base and O'Day ruled that a run that crowed the plate didn't count, and that the New York Oianta hadn't won the National league championship. The Chicago Cubs won the playoff game and the flag. GRAPPLE FANS FORCE DECISION FOR ELLIOTT PORTLAND. July X p) Hvry Elliott was declared the winner of the wreMllng match with Bulldrn Jack won last night when a, hostile crowd forced Itself In the rlngJTnd 11 but compelled the decision after Jarkson had twice tossed Referee Re gan over the ropes and otherwise gained the Ill-will of the spectators. The fall were even when the retort gave Elliott the match on a foul. Other results: lArry Tillman won on a foul from Pug Ryan: Del Kun kel won a, tralght-fall victory over Hay Lampman. ROGUES WILL BE BUSY IN COMING HOLIDAYS Thp Med ford RoRtifa' bnspbnll nine Will ba a biwy aecrfBAtlon over th holiday. Thy play the highly-rated Creacent City K. P. team at Creacent City on the 4th. remain In that city verntpht, returning to play the OrantR Mrrrhanta on the Mh. On Sunday, the 7th. they attain meet the Grants Pang outfit here. Una Mall Tribune want adt. To Comply With The New Financial Responsibility Law Effective July 1, 1935 Ho so at ft savlnc In cost with the Farmer Atilontohtle Inter- Insurance Kxchange. Our present rote on low pneca cars Fori!. Chevrolet. Phmniifhs, etc.. 1'i.Mle Liability nnd Property Damme: First six monlhs InMiram-t in ndvnnre H'J.tfO Ilach ilx months thereafter rt 1.J0 other coverage correspondingly low. rrnt reserve company, rate flxert, not aeMmcnt. No Limitation aa to driver, continuous policy. H. B. DUNCAN. District Muniigor Farmer Automobile Inler-lnnurnnce Rxrhang Lihert.T Rldg., Medfnrd Telephone mm Carnival of Fun Promised sir When Jock nartlett'i fmnoui World field next Mondny, Tuesday and Wednesday evi'nlnjrs mounted by mem bers of loonl service rluha, merchinfs and city dm), MedTord folks will nltneM a ra.mlY.il of comedy. Beginning at 6:30 o'clock each evening, a nerles of donkey baseball game will be played, with regulation baseball rules gnTernlnjr, the players and their long -eared, obstinate ateeda. The 20-S0 club, sponsorlnf the went, will soon announce the line-ups. WOLFE SIGNED EOI NEXT WEEK S CARD Although there will be no wrestling card at the Armory Thursday nlftht. dxie to the Fourth of July, grappling enthusiasts are looking forward to the following week, assur-d bv the promoter that lean Lea Wolfe of Texas will be one of the main event contestants. Wolfe la now In the south, wtes- tllnc at Oakland, but Is scheduled to return hero for a bout that moy find him In action again against Pete Bol- castro, with whom he wrestled to a draw last week. Joe Hubka. whom i he defeated the previous week, may get a chance for a comeback, accord ing to the promoter, and a third line up would be with Awful Al Kra.Mck of Russia, who recently returned to the Pacific northwest. Fans are welcoming the news that Belcastro Intends to make his home In Med ford, using this city as a head quarters for appearances throughout northern California and southern Ore gon. Pete surprised his followers week by staying clean, and put on one of the best exhibitions of wres tling seen here In a long time. AT LONDON, Bnjr. Only a (AP)Joe Klrkwood, who came ft cropper In the ; British open golf championship at : MtlirMeld laat week, hreered into i town today and let loose a blast ) about the amnll prlne money offered ! the open contpatnnta. ; It aeema ridiculous that the men : who attract the crowds ahould Rain j itch small benefits." he said. "Until the British Idea of prtre money tt. revised, American golfers will stay In America, 1 "I aaw 10.000 people at Mulrfirld ' the laat day. each one reprrsenttnR a half crown (about 60 cents) yet Al- ; red Perry, the hero of that vast path- ( erlnp, got Just. 100 pounda (about ' 5001." j Klrkwood pointed out American Koifprs must rcallre approximately 3,- flOO to make the trip worth while. j SALEM SOFTBALL TILTS PROVE HECTIC AFFAIRS SA1.BM. July 3 i,r Two players were painfully Injured and an un identified woman fainted from ex citement aa the two lesdera In the Salem soft ho II league. K,? Woolen Mills and" Parte' orwery, were both trounced by second division teams last nifiht. One plaver was knocked out by ft thrown ball and another wrenched ft knee in fielding the ball . fair donkeys nmienr at VanScoyoc E ASHLAND, July 3. (Spl.) E. C. ("Jerry") Jerome, popular sportsman and public spirited citizen of Med ford, has been secured to act as an nouncer for the big CCO fight card being staged in Ashland's Elizabeth an theater on the afternoon of July 4, It was announced today. Jerome la much In demand as a master of ceremonies and his boom ing voice and apt wisecracks are ex: pectrd to give the bouts an added HppCHl. The fight committee li working on the selection of capable referees and Judges for the event and the name will probably come out at the meet ing nf fh Kneral celebration com mittee tonight. One local Judge se cured for sure la Jean F. Eberhart. new SONS coach, who has had con siderable experience with amateur fight carls In Eugene. 1 x Dse Mall Tribune want ads. BURK'S Lawn & Garden Furniture Awnings 314 E. Main. Tel. 448 mm ExfwL much of The "Palace Hotel Situ Francisco... t J Expect much of San Francisco's famed Palace Hotel for you will receive much. Expect large, modern, and comfortable guestrooms, for example The Palace covers a city block of two acres, yet it has only 6oo roomi, all of them large, all with bath. Expect, too, courteous forethought for your needs; fine food in distinguished restaurants; beautiful surroundings; and shops, theatres, financial and commercial districts close at hand. From tj r aay (nngif) up. Ufie PALACE HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO Atchibsld H. Pries. Managsr E STEELHEAD TMMrt rr Till- 111 ML U ALL NUCHS5 NE In the September Issue of "All Star Adventure Fiction," magazine pub lished In Chicago and with editorial rooms In New York, will appear an article in the hunting and fishing department, entitled "Rogue River ateelhead." An advance copy of the Issue has been received here, and in dicates the Interest In fishing on the Rogue engendered by the closing of the river to commercial fishing. Some time ago the magazine aked for Information about the river. This was supplied by A. H. Banwell, man ager of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce. Much of the Informa tion supplied at that time Is reprint ed in the magazine, and the editor .added : "A million thanks to you. Mr. Ben well, indeed, it is good news. It always seemed a ahame to us that commercial fishing In the Rogue wasn't stopped long before this. We're a long way from Oregon at this mo ment, but we can close our eyes and picture the thrill we experienced the first time we hooked a 12-pound ateelhead and fought it out with him for 60 minutes with a light fly-rod. "Which reminds us that here's a chance to start a good argument. Mr. Banwell has called the steelhead a salmon. The Oregon game commis sion has classified It as a trout. Frankly, we don't know, but we'd like to hear from book experts on the subject. , "No matter whether he's a salmon or a trout, he's got more fight In him per pound than any other fresh water fish.' The magazine, of the pulp variety. has a tremendous circulation, and Is read by sporting enthulaata all over the world. The article printed in re gard to the river's closure la but one of many, but serves to Illustrate the tremendous Interest that is being taken In the matter by those who hsve either fished here In the past, who have heard about the river, or who Intend to come here some time In the future. HACK WILSON TO JOIN BEAVERS LAST OF WEEK PORTLAND, Ore., July 2. (API E. J. Schefter, president of the Port land ball club, late yesterday an nounced that Hack Wilson, former major league star recently purchased from the Albany club of the Inter national league, would join the Beav ers at Seattle Thursday or Friday. PORTLAND. July 2. & Trirty-' five patternmakers were on strike for higher pay and union recognition here today. Labor temple officials said the strikers were 'key" employes and that the walkout. If prolonged, would affect scores of other workers. MEDF0RD VETERINARY HOSPITAL IS years experience In large and small animal practice PR. J. W. WATERS 22S N. Riverside. HOW THEY STAND. W. L. PO. Mlsstona 0 .643 .583 .871 .538 .46? .439 .439 .417 San Francisco Hollywood Lob Angelee -.. Portland Sacramento ... Oakland Seattle ... 8 National, New York . 44 18 .710 Chicago .... ..- 37 38 MV Pittsburg ..... 39 30 .685 St. Louis 88 39 .654 Brooklyn 39 34 .480 Cincinnati 39 37 .439 Philadelphia Boston ... .... 36 38 .406 ..- 30 46 .303 W. h. 40 54 37 37 39 39 PC. .635 .578 .574 New York Cleveland Detroit Chicago Boston Washington Philadelphia St. Louis 33 38 .541 33 33 .500 39 36 .446 36 35 19 45 .436 .303 F ALL-STAR NINE ST. LOUIS, July 3. (JP) Come on. you American leaguers, here's Frankle Prison's tentative starting line-up and batting order for the National league team In the all-atar game at Cleveland Monday: Pepper Martin. St. Louis, third base. Arky Vaughan. Pittsburgh, short stop. Mel Ott. New York, right field. Joe Medwlck. St. Louis, left field. Bill Terry. New York, first base. Wsllle Berger. Boston, enter field. Prankle Frlsch. St. Louis, second base. v . Jimmy Wilson. Philadelphia, catch er. Dizzy Dean. St. Louis, or Carl Hub bell, New York, pitcher. Phone 643. We'll haul away your refuse, city Sanitary Service. fJlM 44 APPLES B M TO MAKE i tost I " a. w , a jr -s rr P3(-,'J MAIL TRIBUNE'S NEXT SERIAL r RIVAL HELENS LOOM AS FINAL OPPONENTS IN WIMBLEDON PLAY WIMBLEDON. Eng., July J (AP) Dorothy Rounds, England's top-flight player and defending champion, passed from the all-England tennis cham pionships today in a quarter-final up set, but America's Helens Mrs. Moody and Miss Jacobs rained the final with a strong likelihood that they will renew their long-standing rivalry In the final. Joan Hartlgan of Australia, display ing one of the most powerful fore hands seen here In yeara, conquered the favored Miss Rounds In three sets, 4-8, 8-4, 6-3. The Australian player, seeded eighth, will meet Mrs. Moody In the penultimate found. Mrs. Moody was In her old-time form as she disposed of Mme. Rene Matrleu of Franca in straight sets, 6-3. 6-0, running her opponent ragged from corner to cor ner with deep baseline drives. Miss Jacobs romped through the first set against Mile. Jadwtga Jedree Jowska of Poland and then had to apply all the pressure at her command to aub due the Polish player, finally win ning. 6-1, 6-7. The fourth player to gain the semi final and Miss Jacobs' opponent In that round was Flauleln Hilda Krah wlnkel Sperling of Oermany. Flau leln Sperling tok the measure of Quit "Wineing" July 3, - PORT ' TOKAY per gallon Si .65 Vi gallon 85c Bring Your Own Containers BOHEMIAN 10 SOUTH FIR MADE W -BV CORA LIE STANTON JLUSINESS efficiency and emotional appeal Mark STARTING Friday, July 5 Katharine stammers of England, 7-8. 7-8. DUSKY DYNAMITER SHUNS LIMELIGHT DETROIT, July S. (ffr Joe Louis. Detroit's negro heavyweight senaa tlon, has hla own Ideas about how these home-coming oelebratlon should be run off. Jo returned from his knockout victory over Prlmo earners. 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