BEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGONVTnUKSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1935.
.Duck Hunting Season Limited to 30 Days, by New Federal Order
POT. 21 TO NOV. 19
Meets Sam Tonight
TEN BIROS IN DAY
PAIR OF ME1ES
EACH HALF GAME
PAGE FOUR
OLE FOR
nproved Regulations to
Save Wild Fowl and Only
1 Alternative for Closed
Season.
wAflHmaTON, Aiiff. i. m out-
l nlng th "moRt rigid regulations In
Cie hiatory of American wild-fowling,"
J. N. "Ding" Darling, chief of
ih biological survey, today Mid the
nation's duck huntera will har 30
rlays of shooting this fall.
Darling said the regulations had
in approved by President Roose
veit and that hs expected them to
mvm 60 per cent of th Increase- In
ducks this year.
Shooting over baited water or land
will n prohibited.
No llvs decoys can b used t any
place.
Zoning of states by seaaona will be
eliminated and ths nation will be
rflTided Into two nones, northern and
ami them.
Shooting will be permitted only be
tween 7 a. m. and 4 p. m.
Posaeaalon of more than one day's
bag limit, which wa reduced from
13 to 10, will be Illegal.
A three-shell limit on auto-loadlng
and repeating shotguns will become
effective.
The seaaon will open In northern
e'-aten October 31 and close November
IP, In southern state It will be
from November 30 to December 10.
States In the northern zone in
clude: North Dakota, South Dakota,
NebrsAka, Kansas, Montana, Wyoming.
Colorado. Utah, Washington, Oregon
and Nevada.
States in the southern rone In
clude: Oklahoma, Texas, New Mex
ico, ArlBona and California.
Tn Alaska, west of the 14 1st me
ridian, the season will be open Sep
tember 1 and cloae September 30. In
the rest of the territory the season
will be September 30 to October 19.
Darling said the restrictions were
the only alternative to a closed eea
son. "We've killed more ducks than we
have hatched every year for the laM
85 years,' he declared.
He estimated 34,000.000 dvicka will
fly south this fall and 13,000.000 will
tea killed by hunting and "natural
causes."
Darling aatd he figured 0,000.000
were killed by hunters last year and
that the kill this yenr would be from
e, ooo .000 to o.ooo.ooo.
Bag limits on geese and brant will
remain at four, but one hunter may
have In his possession only one day's
kill compared to two days' kill per
mitted last year.
Bag and poaseaalon llmlta on other
pec lea were outlined, as roliows:
Coot, 1.1; Jacksnlpe, IS; aora, 3ft;
rails, except aora and coot, 16; wood
cock, 4; mourning dove, 30; band'
tailed pigeon, 10.
New season oo mourning doves pro
Tide for shooting In northern st.stoa
from September 1 to December lfl.
and In southern states from October
1 to January 16.
The northern none for dove-hunt
ing Includes: Nebraska, Kansas. Col
orado, Iadho, Utah, Oregon and NO'
vada.
The southern dove-hunting rone
Oklahoma, Texas. New Mexico, Art
rnna and California.
Band-tailed pigeons may be hunt
ed in California from December 1 to
December 15; In Arizona and Oregon.
October 18 to October SO; In New
Mexico. October 1 to October 16; and
In Washington, September 16. to Sep
tember 30.
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GRAPPLE TONIGHT
Wolfe and Sad Sam in Main
Event Curly Woods to
Collide With Wolfgang in
Opener.
IOS ANGKl.RS. Aug 1. (X) MarkA
mn competing in the National Arch
ery aasoclatlon's annual tsrget tour
nament aimed at brand new records
today.
Oilman Keasey, Oorvalll. Ore.,
crack ahot, hung ip a new double
York mark yeaterday, scoring 73 S
points In the first round, and 7M
on the second for a tHal of 1.486
Th old record of 1 464 points was
set In Connecticut hy Ralph Miller
of Everett. Wash.
A Tork round consist of 73 ar
row ahot at 100 yards, 411 at 80
yards and 34 at 60 yards.
FOCUS QUITS AS
OWNER OF BRAVES;
BAMBINO NO HELP
BOSTON, Aug. 1. (AP) Emll
Fucha. colorful president of the Boa-
ton Braves for the pa.it 10 years,
to silent and tactful Bill MrKechnle,
to silent snd tactful bill MrKechnle,
hla manager since 1030.
Kuchi bad until today to regain
control of the club by obtaining
OfiOO shares of stock from Charles
p. Adams, his vice-president. He an
nounced yesterday that he was un
able to do so and bowed to Adam'
"pay up or get out by August 1
ultimatum.
The awltch that made MrKechnle
temporary president is an Ironical
one. rive month ago, when Fuchs
coaxed Baba Ruth to Boston, Mc
Kechnle, who works under a verbal
agreement, was destined to be ousted
by the famous home-run aluftger.
who made no secret of his mana
gerial ambitions.
Fuchs hoped that the Babe's pres
ence would solve his financial prob
lems, but they were Ill-mated. The
blow-off came several weeks ago
when they exchanged hard names
and Hutu retired.
McKechnle's pro tern promotion,
however, probably will be of short
duration. He will finish the season
as manager. Next year, if Adams falla
to find a purchaser, Bob Qviinn, who
aold the Red Box to Tom Vawkey,
probably will be lured from Brook
lyn to take over the genentl mana
gership of the Tribesmen. MrKechnle
will remain under him as team manager.
Which has the better pair of legs.
Sad Sam Let hers, lanky Texaa giant,
or his,;, slender contemporary from
the Lone Star state, IjCS Wolfe? The
question will be threshed out in
the headline match at the Armory
tonight.
There U a chance thst the match
will end in a heap of twisted pedal
extremities with no one particularly
on top, but In any event the fans
will nave seen one of the most
spectacular sessions of bone twist
ing billed here this season, accord
ing to the dope-bucket.
The arena will take on the aspects
of a battle ground for the other
half of the double main event, when
Johnny Boos, Indiana bad-man, tan
gles for sn hour or two out of three
socka-ln-the-Jw with Al Stecher,
big-time Canadian quirk and smirk
artist.
To get the fans properly perched
on the edges of their chairs, and
Incidentally Promoter Lillard has in
stalled 100 new seats this week in
anticipation of a record crowd, a
battle of speed will be staged in
the opener when Curly Woods, clever
leg-hold artist of the middleweight
class, meets Floyd Wolfgang. Tills
bout ts a natural, as Is the mam
event, because Woods learned how
to wrestle here and Is considered a
local product. He recently held the
const middleweight belt, which is no
surprise to lans who ssw him going
full blast last week sgalnst Roland
Warren.
Lethers will have a chance to
night to make good part of a boast1
that he has returned to Medford to I
flatten every wrestler in the neigh
borhood. He started out last Thurs
day by using a shove-over-backward
hold to defeat Al Stecher.
The referee will be Fireman Ray
Friable.
roguOTay
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PORTLAND, Aug. 1. fp) So
wrought up over h'a defeat by Hns
Stelnke, 350-pound German wrestler
laat nlht. Ed (Strangler) Lewis,
tried to pick a fight with Stelnke.
argued with Referee Verne Harring
ton, and even offered to stae a free-for-all
with the ringalders He was
finally subdued.
Three thousand enthusiastic fsns
aw something unuausl for this sec
tion of the country when, after tak
ing the first fall with his famous
hesdlock In 20:3. Lewis fell victim to
the powerful Oermsna body slama in
3:M and 6:31. respectively.
Pat O'Shocker put on some fist
ring work to take the nod over An
gela Cestoldl In three rounds. Pat
Fraley defeated Jon Hubka snd .Joe
Oard tnler and "Silent" Banks went
three rounds to a draw.
The Medford Rogues will play the
Coquille Loggers at Coqullle Sunday
In an effort to defeat for the sec
ond straight time the fast-breaking
team from the coast. In 23 games
this yenr. Coqullle has dropped only
one start beside the one taken by
Medford the House of David.
The Coqullle fracna Is only one ot
severs! gnmea signed hy the Rogues
for the latter end of the season.
During the entire first part of the
lea true circuit the locals were handi
capped by the fact that they had
no pitcher.
They finally procured a pitcher In
the form of Bauman, and then
their infield started to disintegrate
Now they have a fine team assem
bled and no one upon whom to
vent their spleen for early season
defeats.
Virgil Swanson will start with the
Rogues. In the outfield.
(By Associated Press.)
New York baseball fans may talk
of a five-cent world series, but In
Chicago there Is a strong feeling that
It will be a three-for-a-quarter affair
with the elevated and not the sub
way prcvldlng the chief mode of
transportation.
Once, in 1006. the Sox and the
Cubs met to decide baseball suprem
acy with Fielder Jones leading the
American leaguers to a 42 to 2 trl
umph In games over the National
league team, managed by Fronk
Chance.
Now they have hopes agsln with
the Cubs only a half-game back of
the pace-setting New York Giants in
the National league and the White
Sox only a half game out of second
place and three and one-hslf games
to the rear of the Detroit Tigers in
the Junior circuit.
The Cuba had a golden opportun
ity yesterday when the Giants lost
to the Phililea, but the best they
could do was a split In a double-
header with the Pittsburgh Pirates,
They won the opener 4 to 2, with
Roy Henshaw outpltchtng Cy Blan
ton before giving way to pinch hit
ter in 'the eighth.
They carried the nightcap to 11
innings before losing 6 to 6. The
defeat broke the Chlcagoans winning
streak at 11 games and left them
with a record of 24 victories In 28
games played since July 6.
The Giants were the victims of
home-runa aa the Phillies won 5 to
3 to take the series, two games to
one. John Moore snd Dolph Camllli
piked out one of Carl Hubbell's
curves and hit successive homers in
the second. Moore got another off
Leon Chagnon in the ninth. Curt
Davis allowed 12 hlta. but Terry's
double ws the only extra base blow.
The White Sox closed in on the
Yankees, whose game with the Ath
letics was rained out. by coming from
behind to beat the Cleveland Indians
6 to 4.
Mel Harder hit two homers for the
tribe but weakened in the eighth a
the Sox sent four runs serosa the
plate.
T
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1. fp) With
15 victories to his credit against two
losses. Sam Gibson, Ssn Francisco
righthander, today remained the
leading hurler In the Coaat league.
Glenn Gabler. Angel Hurler, with 11
wins and two defeats, and Wyn Bal
lon, mound mate of Gibson, with 14
wins and four loses, ranked second
and third, respectively. In averages.
Including games of Tuesday , July 30.
EUGENE LEADS IN
HOW THEY
STAND
(By the AwUted Ptcm)
Toast
W.
San Francisco as
Missions a
Seattle 22
Los Angeles 22
Oakland . 22
Portland ...... 22
.Sacramento 18
Hollywood 17
New York
Chicsiio
1st, Louis r.
j Pittsburgh .
' Brooklyn
Cincinnati
. Philadelphia
Boston
Scoi es Yesterday
rna.t
Portland d. Sacramento 0.
Sn rranclRTo B. Lo Angeles 8.
Missions 5, Hollywood 4.
Seattle-Oakland, rain.
Chicago (1. Cleveland i
Detroit P. St. Louts S.
Boston 6. Washington 4.
New York-Phlladelphin, rain.
WORN Or . Au 1 i,r.-riiK-nr
today held a 3 to 1 lead over Rose,
biinn In their ftve-anie ..erle. fj-
the rlfiht to enter (lie state final. ff(
the American lvton Junior be...ebrtU
plavoff...
The Fiicenr team touched 8.'!i.rno:
ot nobuns for rj hlta and TJ to!Nr- York ...
vlotory hr yeatrrilav In an rr;i!lc 1 Chl'ao
fam. Pat Uor. Enn hurr. ltm- Boston
Itd th Rornu'u batamrn to UM Clryaland ...
hit. .1s.pit poor support. rittUdPlphla
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