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Newspaper Page TextPXQE FOUR irEDFORD MAIL THIBTJITE, MEDFORD, OftEGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1935. "Brown Bomber" Ends Training, 3-to-1 Favorite Over Kingfish LEVINSKY RATED OF Wednesday Night Fight At Chicago Assured Finan - cia! Success With Heavy Advance Sale. ; By WILLIAM WEEKES (Aiwoclated Press Sports Writer) CHICAGO, Aug. 3. (AP) Stolid Joe Louis came to the end of a three weeks training siege tonight, ready, to all appearances, to continue his devastating march through the heavyweight division at the expense of Chicago's King Levlnsky next Wednesday night at.Comlskey park. After watching the brown bomber belt five sparring partners around and out, observers figured that Louis amounted to a 3 to 1 favorite to win his 34th consecutive professional bat tle. With his spectacular triumph over Prlmo Camera only three weeks behind him when he started training, the Detroit Negro had no trouble get ting Into condition. He scaled 193 pounds today, three and one-half pounds under the weight he hurled against Camera The noisy, wild-swinging kingfish, face to face with an opportunity to make the faithful forget about that two-round knockout administered by Max Baer last December In the Chi cago stadium, still has a couple of days of work to be done. He, too, has reached the finest condition of his eventful career. Regardless of what Louis or Levln sky do or fall to do, In the ring, the battle. Chicago's most significant heavyweight offering In several years, seems certain of doing all right fi nancially. Promoter Joe Foley said the cann advance had reached 990,000 tonight. E TAKES VOTE LEAD CHICAGO, Aug. 3. (AP) A hu$?e vote from the "solid South" today boosted Prank Thomas of Alabama, back Into the lead In the poll to name; head coach for the college all-star football team which meets the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field August 39. The Dixie vote lifted Thomaa from this plane with a total of 1,141.095 points. Edward P. (Slip) Madtgan of St. Mary's, who led yesterday, was second with 1,130,039, ant Bo Mc MUHn of Indiana, sixth yesterday, moved up to third with 1,122.013. Charles Bachman of Michigan State, dropped from second to fourth with a 1. 131,684 total, and Dr. C. W. Spears of Wisconsin, slipped from fourth to fifth at 1.085.793. 1 Elmer Layden, of Notre Dame, was sixth with 1.008.9B2. and Bern I e Bier man of Minnesota, had 034.252 for eve nth. ' . INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3. (AP) The smallest boy became the blKK"t man today when 18-year-old Frankle Strafacl, Brooklyn high school boy, stepped up before cheering thousands Jnd was crowned king of the public Inks golf players of the United States. Frankle, the schoolboy king, won the crown with a putter, dropping in a treacherous downhill putt from six feet on the 37th hole of one of the most exciting finals In the champion ship's history to defeat Joe Corla, the "kid" oop from St. Paul. The overtime duel between the frnll looking Minnesota blonde and the dapper 128-pound brunette from the Bay ridge suction of Brooklyn was the second In the national public links championship's 14 years of play. The result gave the show its youngest champion. On Mall Tribune want ads. NEAREST TO IVfRVTHI, ii mil mm New In drM, Uiulilully fini.hed room,, with colored tiled baths and ,hown, located on San Fr,nclico't lamou Powell Street oppotite Union Square Reitaurint Code "hop Cocktail Room Circulating Ice Water RATES f1 50 " 00 - '-50 ' 00 SINGH lj.50 . J 00 . J.S0 . 4 00 OOUsli GARAGE SFItVICI Al ruTBAkir. POWELL AT O'f ARRELL STREET . SAN TRANCISCO "MEET ME AT HOLD HIM, J Jt Danno O'Mahony, Irish wrestlei on Ed Don George In their Boston nlng the undisputed world's cha elated Press Photo) ROWE WINS PAIR DETROIT. Aug. 3.P) Detroit defeated Cleveland. 7 to 3, In the sec ond game of today's dounleheader after winning the first, 0 to 4 in 12 innings. Rowe pitched the entire nightcap, and was credited with both games. He served aa relief pitcher in the first. (First game) R. H. E. Cleveland - 4 16 1 Detroit o 14 1 (12 innings) Hudlln. h. Brown and Phillips; Au ker, Hoflsett, Rowo and Cochrane. Hay worth. (Second game) R. H. E, Cleveland 3 8 2 Detroit 7 8 1 Pearson and Phillips; Rowe and Cochran. CHICAGO, Aug. 3. (p) The Chi cago White Sox and St. Louis Browns struggled throigh two hours and 22 minutca of baseball today to no avail, the second game of the series being called at the end of the tenth Inning because of rain and darkness with the score tied at 7-all. R. H. E. St. Loula ; T 9 3 Chicago 7 14 3 (Game called at end of 10th) Coffman, Vanatta and Hemsley; Whitehead, Phelps and Sewell. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. (ff) Pounding four pitchers for 18 hits, Including three doubles, a titlplo and Frank Crosetti's eighth home run of the season, the Now York Yankees made It two In a row over the Wash ington Senator today with a 13 to 3 victory. The Yanks scored eleven of their runs In clusters, counting four times In each of tho first and fifth frames and three in the ninth when Cro.irttl delivered his homer with two mates on bn.v. R. H. E. New York - 13 18 1 Washington 2 6 1 Gomez and Dickey; Hayes, Llnke, pettlt. Coppola and Bollon. BOSTON. Aug. 3. (D Boston dc fentwd Philadelphia 5 to 4 In an eleven-inning gnme today, scoring two run In the final frame after the vial tors had drawn into a one-run lead in their half of the Inning. R. H. E. Philadelphia 4 7 l Boston 5 13 2 (11 Innings) BUteholder, Dietrich and Richards; Grove and R. Fenell. BELLINOHAM. Aug. 3. (API Leslie Leal, of Belllngham. one time Junior slate champion of Oregon. ivnn th Wmliln.Tinn Slat nma,iir cnlf rlminnlotipibiii tnrlnv hv rtfntlnw I Carl Jo ii son of Seattle 6 and 4 In their 3fl-hole match. Leal was lead ing 1 up at the end of the morning round and poor putting In the final 18 holes in the afternoon cost Jonson the title. Use Mall Tribune want ads Fit ANCISCO THE MANX" O'MAHONY! ' r , V r, Is shown putting an arm spread bout. O'Mahony won, thereby win ipionshlp in soma states. A sac- BELCASTRO ALOOF ABOUT TILT WITH SAD SAM LETHERS Irate over the fact that he was not chosen by Promoter Mack Lll lard for an appearance on laat Thursday's wrestling card at the Armory. Pete Belcaatro, Italian grap pler, was aloof and "aky high" yes terdny when approached regarding a possible match with Bad Sam Leth ers of Texas, with Pete's Pacific coast Junior heavyweight champion ship belt as stakes. Pete was proudly exhibiting the handsome solid silver and gold buckle yesterday. Naturally, Pete want to hang onto the belt, for which he worked hard to win, and he's taking no chances when and If he puts it up in a bout with Lethers. Belcaatro laid down the rules he will wrestle under and although he admits himself they are alr-tlght, he says ho refuses to meet Lethers any other way. Besides demanding a high guar antee and percentage of the gate receipts, Belcnstro states' that the one-hour match will go enly to the winner of two out of three falls, and not to the winner of a possible lone fall. "Sad Snm haa to cut his weight down under 200 pounds,'" Belcaatro further specified, "and In case he wins, he has to agree to meet me under the same regulations to defend his title the following week." Promoter Llllard scoffed but stated that through arbitration, a happy medium may be arrnnfted. so that the match can bo staged next Thursday. Al Stecher. who lost via Boston crnb holds and mennte tactics last Thurfdn; to Johnny Sons of In diana, is also up in the air about things In general. "I'll meet Soos again for nothing." Stecher said. "I'll even give him my cut. Just to show the pcoplo around here that I can beat him." rani of Thank The family of Fred E. Frye. whose funeral services were conducted here recently, wLsh to extend their appre ciation to thoe who aided and ex prcwd sympathies durln the be reavement. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Frye ana mmiiy. KEYS and expert lock repairing Medford Cyclery. 33 N Fir Ph 261 Use Mall Tribune want ads. 4 Savings Plans 1. Installment Thrift Shares. Suve as little as 50c a month. 2. Optional Pay m e n t Slimes. For people with irregular incomes. 3. Prepaid Shares. Lump sums of $75 each. Dividends mature shares at $100. 4. Full Paid Income Shares. Lump sums of $100 each. Divideds paid in cash. : "My Savings Are Now Insured V And That's Why I Like the i 1 1! Medford Federal." 'Wf THE MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN rV civ PINCH HIT GIANTS T NEW YORK. Aug. 3. (AP) Mark Koenlg's pinch single with the bases loaded In the seventh broke up a scoreless pitching duel between Danny MacFayden and Roy Parmelee and paved the way for the New York Giants 3 to 3 victory over the Boston Braves today. Score ; R. H. E. Boston .,., 3 fi 0 New York 3 7 0 MacFayden and Hogan; Parmelee and Mancuso. CINCINNATI, Aug. 3. (AP) Stung by yesterday's shut-out, the Chicago Cubs turned the full fury of a clawed attack upon the Cincinnati Reds today, routing four pitchers from the mound with 17 hits and winning 11 to 3. Score : R. H. E. Chicago 11 17 1 Cincinnati 3 0 0 French, Brennan and Odea; Nelson, L. Herrmann and Erlckson. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3. (AP) The third place Cardinals, back at home after a disastrous road tour, opened a three-game stand with Pittsburgh today by shutting out the Pirates 8 to 0. Bill Walker went the route for the world champions, but Red Lucas, who held the Cardinals to four hits and defeated them 3 to 2 at Pitts burgh Monday, was pounded for nine hits In b1x innings and was replaced by a pinch batter In the seventh. The Redbirds scored In the fourth Inning on two singles and a wild throw by Arky Vaughan. In the next Inning they rang up three more runs. Two of them on Joe Med wick's fif teenth homer of the season. Two passes and a single off Weaver, Pirate relief hurler, gave the Cardinals their final tallies in the eighth. Score: R. H. E. Pittsburgh 0 7 2 St. Louis 6 11 1 Lucas, Weaver and Padden; Walker and Delancey. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3. (AP) Scoring all of their runs In the third inning, the Phillies defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers fi to 1 In the sec ond game of today's doubleheader after they had taken the opener 2 to 1. (First game) : R. H. E. Brooklyn 15 0 Philadelphia 3 6 I Leonard and J. Taylor; Johnson and Todd. (Second game) : R. H. E. Brooklyn - 19 1 Philadelphia . 5 0 0 Benge, Reis and Lopez; Walters and Todd. BUILDING READY CORVALLXS, Ore., Aug. 3. (API Construction of Corvallls new 300. 000 hlsh school Is nearlng comple tion, and with the Installation ol desks and other equipment will be turned over to the school board about September 1. Flooring now Is being laid, black boards are being adjusted In place nnd minor details of the building are all that la left to finish. The modern building contains 22 cless rooms, all large and well-equipped, an auditorium, gymnasium, manual training department, sewing room and other elaborately planned units. THE MEDFORD FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OFFERS A THRIFT PLAN UNDER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SUPERVIS. ION. IT APPEALS TO THE SMALL SAVER AND THE LARGE INVESTOR. Savings deposited by August 10 will receive dividends as of August 1st. FDFRAI .NAVIrMfA yAN D LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 E. Main. Phone 195 PUBLIC INVITED AT NAT MONDAY The general public Is Invited to at tend & demonstration of swimming, life saving, diving and stunts at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the Nat a tori urn, presented by students and Instructors in the Red Cross school that Is being conducted by Ivan A. Fowler. Red Cross Instructor and ex aminer, under the general direction of Marjorle Kelly. Miss Kelly announced yesterday that committees of senior life savers will be In charge of the various events, as follows: Beginners, Lucille Estes. Josephine Hunter; swimmers. Thelma Fowler. Carol Dougherty; Junior life savers, Bud Southworth. George Hardisty; open events div ing. Max Gtllnsky; swimming, Patsy Brock; life saving approaches and carries, Eugene Monaco. Maxle Thompson, Herbert Nell&on; life sav ing breaks. Calvin Clark, Leland Bagley. Dale Gulliford; disrobing. Dale Gullllford. Thelma Fowler; lift and artificial respiration, Ralph Crothers, Don Neilson. Program of the demonstration fol lows: . Beginners Events Flutter board race Boys. Flutter board race Girls. Swimmers' Events Cup and saucer on flutter board Boys. Cup and Saucer on Flutter Board Girls. Horse and Rider Boys. Horse and Rider Girls. junior Life Savers Tug of war Boys. Tug of war Olrls. (Champs). Tired swimmers' race Boy and girl. Open Events Demonstration diving and clown. Demonstration swimming strokes. Life-saving demonstration. Approaches and carries. Surface with head carry. Back with cross chest carry. Underwater with hair carry. Breaks Wrist, front strangle, back strangle, lift from water and artificial respiration, disrobing and making life preserver out of slacks. Canoe events. T ARLINGTON RACE CHICAGO. Aug. 3. (AP) Splash ing through mud and rain. Grand Slam, 30 to 1 In the wagering, and left at the post, scored an upset victory today in winning the fourth running of the Arlington futurity, climaxing the thirty day meeting at Arlington park. HOW THEY STAN0 (tty the Associated Press) W. L. Pet. New York 62 33 .653 ChlCBRO 83 38 .624 St. Louis - 67 39 .594 Pittsburgh - 55 45 .550 Brooklyn 43 54 .443 Clnolnimtl 43 56 .439 Philadelphia 42 54 .438 Boston 25 72 .258 American V. L. Pet. Detroit 61 37 .622 New York 54 37 .593 Chicago 61 39 .567 Boston - 50 45 .526 Cleveland 46 47 .495 Philadelphia 3d 48 .448 Washington 40 57 .412 St. LOUIS 31 62 .333 How Savings Grow By saving only $5 a month and allowing your savings to accumulate, thru com pounded dividends at the present rate of earnings, you can build a sizable savings reserve. 1met tS each month for 5 eam ft ear 1ft ears Yon Ycmi II will will Mve have II E 30ft SSI. iO 1 1 tiivo M4.f, II !i0 1.1'Ii.lS il 100 1.P!T.t.5 BULLETIN Night Games PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 8. (AP) The rampaging Portland Beavers went on another winning toot to night to wallop the Sacramento Coast league nine for the fifth consecutive time, 12 to fi. . Score: R. H. E. Sacramento 5 8 6 Portland 12 13 1 Hart wig. Zlnn and Salkeld; Posedel and Cronln. At Seattle (First game): R. H. E. Oakland .... 6 7 0 Seattle 13 3 Ludolph and Raimondl; Lucas, Plckrel and Duggan. Coast LOS ANOELES. Aug. 3. (AP) Tht Angels broke a ninth-inning deadlock today to defeat San Fran cisco, 4 to 3. and win their first base ball game of the week over the Seals. R. H. E. San Francisco , 3 7 3 Los Angeles 4 7 1 Newkirk. Sheehan, Stutz and Becker; Campbell and Doerr. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3. (AP) Jim Levy cracked out a homer and contributed two more hits and an other run to a Hollywood attack which downed the Missions 5 to 2 here today. R. H. E. Hollywood 5 11 3 Missions .'. 2 7 0 Shelienback and Desautels: Os borne, Galltson, Stitzel, Hurston and Frankovltch. Present Status of New Deal Bills By the Associated Press The present status of major leg islation pending In congress is as follows: In conference after passage by both senate and house : Social security. Utilities regulation. Banking. AAA amendments. TVA amendments. Rivers and harbors. Bus and truck regulation. Air mall. Second deficiency appropriation. Passed by house, awaiting senate action : Liquor control. War profits limitation. Ship subsidy. Gold suit prohibition. Passed by senate, awaiting house action: Food and drug regulation. Passed by neither: Tax revision. Ouffey coal. Midget monay. LI TACON1A, Au 3 VP) Th nearly three month old strike which haa tied up or curtailed production of more than a score of Tacoma sawmill, door and plywood plants came to an end tonight when members of the Tacoma local, sawmill and timber workers' union, voted to accept the proposed agreement submitted by 22 Tacoma nperatora for return to work. Tho vote was 1.291 to 97 In favor of the proposal. Terms accepted Include the basic 50 cents minimum wage now stand ard In the Pacific northwest Indus try, and paid here since the mills reopened, with adjustments upward In the higher brackets, a work week of 40 hours and day of eight hours with time and one half for overtime. 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It In cluded a denial of the accusation that the strike Is communistic. Three women and man, arrested in a melee which followed Attempts of a crowd to pour kerosene on meat being unloaded at a packing plant late yesterday, were convicted of dis turbing the peace today and placed on three months probation each. Although the Hamtramck meat shops remaining open today display ed signs reading "meat prices reduced 35 per cent," the picketing continued and sales were few. BEAUTY 10 CELL OSAGE, Iowa. Aug. 3. (API Marshall (Shorty) Baacombe. the dwarf who loved a pretty waitress but shot her when she refused his love, was sentenced today to serve 30 years in prison. He asked for It. The dwarf, who never grew taller than many a man's belt buckle, called officers to his jail cell this morning. "There's no use my waiting two months In Jail here for the grand Jury to Investigate my case," he said. "I want to plead guilty and get It over with." "Shorty" pleaded guilty to assault with Intent to murder. The waitress. Marie Meggett, 23, who won a beauty contest here July 4 is showing steady recovery. Another Notre Dame Bark SOUTH BEND. Ind., Aug. 3. P) Elmer Layden, Notre Dame's head football coach, today became the father of a six pound son. 1 j3smismmmKmmBmmmimsm9htiii mi WHEN yon need money for repairs, or improvements, taxes, rent, insurance or other worthy needs, see us. We will lend you up to $300 on your own signature and security without indorsers. No delay no embarrassing investigation. Prompt, courteous, confidential service, with small weekly or monthly payments arranged to suit ycxrr eorrvenience. Call, write or phone for further partiailart without obligation. OREGON-WASHINGTON MORTGAGE CO. 45 S. Central, License No. S-157 See W. E. Thomas or E. J. Riley Is CLACKAMAS SEEKS NEW COURT HOUSE OREGON CITY. Ore., Aug. 3. (AP) Construction of a new and adequate courthouse was urged by the Clackamas county planning board today. Before the board were three dif ferent plans for a courthouse rang ing from $200,000 to $281,000. The boand recommended that the county court select an architect and a means of financing the county's share of the cost and submit an application for PWA funds as soon as possible. MR. F. WILLIAM SLADE representing Conrad Bruce & Co. Investment Secirrltles will be in Medford August 5, 6, 7, 8. Hotel Medford Write or IMione fnr appointment SCREEN DOORS WINDOW SCREENS MEDFORD MADE TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS faW-shi tor rze5 to serve you in your GOING III ZENITH v l( There's A Reason HI ruitt Melody f to have a legal receipt for your files in the form of a cancelled check. to get an accurate statement of your account every month. to obtain cash when you want it. to keep your balance safely deposited until you need it.