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riPSGE FOTJfE S MEDFORD MX1T1 TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON". MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1935 FOR SE Of PAT. TOURNEY Results of flrt matches In the an anal P. A. T. golf tournament t oru Valley golf .cours were tabu- feted today follow! n a busy melon at the oouree yesterday when doaens ,ynriila mmnted for plaoee In ttia second bracket. A field of 4 teed off In the opening rounds dur ing the past week and with half eliminated, 33 are scheduled to take part In the second frame. The first bracket was completed as follows: Oeorge Phythlan defeated Mack Llllard. by default; Homer Marx defeated Capt. DeVaney. 4 and S; O. S. Nowhall defeated Charles EUls. I up on the 20th; Harry Plnnro fedeated Rawles Moore, by default; J. C. Boyle defeated Robert Ruhl. by default; Sugeno Thorndlke defeated Bob Uaentz. l"Tip; Ward Beeney defeated Iran Harrington. 3 and 1: Frank Ileum defeated Earl York, 8 and 4; Bob Hammond, Jr., defeated B. H. Williams, by default; Ralph Stephen son defeated Oeorge Robertson, 8 snd 8; O. M. Roberts defeated Art Idlng, 1 up on the 19th; B. L. Chlldera de feated O. S. Pierce, by default; H. Bunco defeated A. F. Mansfield, 4 and 3; Oeorge Snyder dofoated Roy Prultt, by default: K. L. Hathoway defeated O. R. Oreen, 1 up; Charles Strang defeated Harry SlcMahon, 5 and 3; Howard flcheffel defeated A. T. West, 4 and 3; Ed Simmons de feated H. B. Kellom, by default; H. B. Prlngle defeated Oeorge Codding, and 3; Earl Stme defeated Earl Tumy, by default: D. O. Tyree detest ed Dr. P. O. Bunch, 4 and 3; A. S. V. Carpenter defeated Al Llttrell, 3 up; Tod Porter defeated H. U Cochran, Uy default; Hobart Price defoated John Cupp, 1 up; Lsland Clark de feated Dave Wlloox, 7 and 3; A. H. Endrls defeated Walter Leverette, by default; Lee Watson defeated Ed Klohol. 8 and 3; H. B. Bentley de feated Stan Sherwood, 7 and ; O. O. Horner defeated Howard LeClerc, 8 and 3; Harold Johnson defeated Bprague Rlegel, 6 and 3; Harry Ra- 'iMzza defeated R. B. Hammond, Sr., and 1: William McAllister defeated Kf I VTnrrl. ft Anil 1. ""J Pairings for the second bracket are as follows: Phythlan vs. Marx, New ball vs. Pmneo. Boyle vs. Thorndlks, Beeney vs. Reum, Bob Hammond, Jr., we. Stephenson, Roberts vs. Chllders, Bunoa vs. Snyder, Hathowmy vs. Strang, Ucheffel vs. Simmons. Prlngle in. elms, Tyree vs. Carpenter, Porter is. Price, Leland Clark vs. Endrls, Watson va, Bentley, Horner vs. John aon, Ravlzza vs. McAllister, G. P. SPEED EVENTS GRANTS PASS, Sept. 13. (API 1 Kenesly, Los Angelea, mads a clean sweep In the final meet Sun day of auto racea ataged hers at ha eounty fairgrounds by Bobby Stowe, counting toward the north west championship. He won the first heat, helmet dash and main vent. Kenealy gained 80 points on Jim my Wllburn, Seattle, who la still Jesdlng ths procession with 8390 points. Kenesly now Is aecond wltn total of 8340 points and Johnnie McDowell is third with 8170. Results and times: Main event, Kenealy, Wllburn, Itt-om. First heat, Kenealy 3:37.03, Mc Dowell, Wllburn. Second. Woodford 3:30.01, Dip panto, Ernstrom. Third, Strong 2:SS.S0, Wlllnson. llndakog. Fourth, Anderson 3:37.88, Dlppsl tto, Maltland. LOUIS LOOKS GOOD TO OLD TAR BABY POMPTON LAKES, If. J.. Bpt. U ifi Jo LouU' stock hrt taken an other Tl today. He pummeled hi sparring partners yesterday as aome wise old eye loott d on, and they proclaimed, him a seat heavyweight. One of ths onlookers we Bam Lnftford, the (rrlrrted oil "Tar Baby of better dayi. Asm can't so Y-ell. One eye waa permanently d lin ed by ths right-hand punch of Fred Pulton and ths other lan't so clear. But he mw entnigh of the panther like bomber who keeps weaving In. to convince him that his raoe had produced another (treat ont. 'He's Just too much for Mr. User," said ths broad-bewned Langford. Teamster's Meet Ends PORTLAND, ept. M.-- Dele gates to the convention of the Inter national Brotherhood of aniaters, chauffeur, stablemen and helpers were enroute to their homes today nith their next meeting scheduled for five yean hence, in Atlantic City V, J. 4 ArtreM Robbed NEW YORK. Bept. 14 (AP) June Knltzht. former Follies girl, reported to police today that two men funea their way Into her apartment and robbed her of Jewelry and coins "val ued at more than 5000.' Be correctly corseted In sn Artist Model by Ethel wyn B. UoifmaiUl. "HOWDY AnP'tAk w v ii , n kVK d1vtHw':. Y'J J , At lesst those were Head Cosoh Prink Calllson's sentiments as he met the newcomers who will augment his 1935 Webfoot varsity squsd. Prink smiles as he shakes hands with Bobby King, halfback; Bob Brsddock, halfback; Tony Amsto, guard; Bud Goodln, halfback; John Engstrom, tackle, and Dale Lasselle, halfback (with the ball) aa they reported for the opening drill Saturday. PLAY FIRS! SAN JOBB, fin... Sept. 18. (AP) Hnvlng cut loose from the far western conference, San Jose State collefte grlddera are bually practicing for the opening of their 1036 seaaon Saturday night when they meet the Willamette university "Wildcats" in Salem. Ore. The Spartons resignation from the conference came on the heela of an. announcement of a "help the ath lete" policy that membera of Its football aquad be provided with board and room. "It's unfair and Impossible for an athlete to work part time, keep up In studies and practice two or three hours a day," school officials said In explaining the departure. It brought Coach Dud De Oroot a swnrm of lnqulrloa from athletes in all parts of the country. Scores .Yesterday Coiut I.rngue At Los Angeles 13-4, Portland 4-3. At Sacramento 6-9, Hollywood 7-0. At Oakland 3-2, Ban Francisco 1-3. At Mission 4-1B. Beattle 11-8. American League At New York 8, Detroit 7. At Washington 4-3, Cleveland 18-6. At Philadelphia 3-7, Chicago 8-6 (second game 10 Innings), Nntlnnnl League At Chicago 6. Brooklyn 9. At St. Louis 3, New York 7. At Cincinnati 1-7, Boston 0-fl. At Pittsburgh 8. Philadelphia 3. 4 Strike IVot Victim ROME. Oa., Sept. 14. (AP) Fred Reld. about SO, foundry worker, died today from a wound In the head re ceived earlier In a gun battle be tween employes and pickets at the plant of the Rome Stove A Range Co. here. Rullrt Rcmnrert After 40 Year. MILKS CITY, Mont. (UP) A bul let lodged In his hand 40 years ago while he waa a boy In Virginia was removed recently from the hand of John Laney, park superintendent. It waa lodged, under the banc of the thumb where It Joins the palm. 4 P. W. Bnrtlett. Medford's Taxi dermist and furrier, will open shop 40 So. Central, Sept. 18th. TRIPLE THREATER i '4 V 'lpili Wslter (Blondle) Bsck. 190-pound left halfbsck, la expected to bs ths chief offensive threat of this year's University of Oregon grid eleven. Back, plsytng his final year, esn kick, psss and carry ths ball with equal facility. , t , w . J T. J..e.e..a..v,f m . ,-'k,r-i71 BOYS, I'M GLAD TO FANDOM AT RANDOM By Dick Applegate With football coaches mnrshalllng their forces from one end of the country to the other thla week, the first major bombardments of the '3fi season will be fired Saturday. Some of the reverberations will be heard 'round the world, others won't be heard out of the lot on which they are played. The loud bangs will come from the upsets when smalt schools dump their larger playmates the muffled ones when the ex pected happens and the "feeler" teams go down to lgnominous de feat. Such reports mean little this early In the season. Medford high school will In all probability not play anyone, accord ing to Coach Bowerman. who yes terday took 38 of his charges to Mont Crest ranch In northern Cal ifornia as the guests of the Bayllss family. For five hours the squad forgot about football, and that will probably be the last chance they have for doing so for three months. The new coach Is driving his men hard in an effort to beat green material Into some semblance of a machine. At present It looks as though his efforts will be effective. With a UghL, new line, but a rather Impressive back field he already bas them running through plays and light scrimmage with a snap and fervor that Indicates a good season ahead. Few expect the coach to win all of hia gnmes, but If he does the victories will be that much sweeter, If smothered In a blindfold, It would be nearly Impossible to tell whether the team Is being coached by Bowerman, or his teacher. Prink Calllson. The aame methods, the same attack, the same viewpoint on "crying." or laying down on a Job are evident. The result is not too surprising; Bowerman played under the Oregon mentor for nearly eight years. The first casualty of ths present season occurred during practice on Thursday night, when Warren Bay lias, backfleld aspirant, sustained a broken arm. He may be back in uniform before the end of the season. With football season practically upon us. baseball will be bowing out of the way In a few more weeks. Already this Is In evidence here, with practically no one aware ot what has happened to the Medford Rogues. They play their last sched uled game next Ssturdny when they meet the Gold Hill Townles at Gold Hill, as a special feature of the Northwest Jackson County Fair, which will be held In Gold Hill that day. After that they may dis band, or they may sign with north ern California nines. Interest is slack, however, and members have started to drift away already. Although baseball may drop out of the picture, wrestling won't, and will continue to hold a popular Interest through the fall and win ter. New faces will come, oW ones will go. Pet Belcastro. one of the beat drawing cards here, will wrestle in Mexico, after spending a rigor ous two weeks training In northern California, chasing deer up and down hill. The training will do him ftood. When he returned from a barn-8tormln circuit of the coun try a few mont ha sro he waa in the pink fast, angrcwive, and im pressive. Since, he has put on a few pounds, and until last week was growing listless. A beet Mi ft from loots Estes revived his killer In stincts, and now he's again divert ing hla Interests to the game. Condition means much to a wrest ler, of course, FVw can hit the high spots without a resultant hitting ot the canvas. Johnny Hooa is an ex ample of what conditioning can do. He runs several miles a day. works out with Klamath Falls amateurs through the week, and on wrestling night slwsvs gives a good account of htmMif. althotuth he is fnr from big. fur heavyweight grappler. SEE YOU" BAER'S PUNCHING SPECTACULAR. N. Y.( Sept. 16. (AP) Jack Dempsey, always a root er for Max Baer, Is of the opinion the former butcher boy Is In shape to absorb plenty of punishment but that he would have to Improve on his showing of yesterday if he would defeat Joe Louis. Max, apparently In one of his periods oj lassitude, boxed six rounds yesterday as Dempsey and others looked on. In contrast to his savage punching of the day be fore, however, Baer had little steam In hla punches and seemed content to box with Paul Proas. Willie Mc Gee, Oeorge Turner and Lou Scozza. Several thousand fana went away disappointed. Early In his workout Bner was disturbed by the collapse of a stand holding approximately 400 persons in which several persons were hurt. Strike Closes Plants BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14. (AP) Three furniture plants here were closed today In the spread of the strike of furniture plant workers In the east bay, where nine plants have been closed. Ounong Rlnjeng.a 13.000-foot peak on the Island of Lombok In the Dutch. East Indies, Is one of the highest volcanoes of the Malay archipelago. Smart Coffee Shop llr.iutifut din ine Room Sensible Rates HOTEL Multnomah 3 to 4 Mocks from leadinc banks and stores, vet away from the bustle a n il noise of the city. ATTEND FALL SHOW rOHTt. M Hoar SOCIKTY HUTtX Ml I.TNOMAH, Oct. 4-S Portland)) OREGON Solved! The ) J problem of where to stay in Port- j land. At tlic y2' Multnomah, Siir of course, yy Mi I f.nn Rooms ' PETE TO GRAPPLE THURSDAY NIGHT Pete Belcastro, Pacific coast Junior heavyweight champion, who turned aside flashy Toots Bates of Honolulu In a title bout last week, will try his celebrated drop-kicks against Rocky Brooks, Canadian strongman. In the top-bout of this week's all-star line up. Estes Is scheduled to meet Danny (He Files Through the Air) Savlch of Utah In the other half of the dou ble main event and In the 20 minute opener Johnny Boos, ring roughle from Indiana, will tussle Bob Kennas ton, the meanle marine. Belcastro was so relieved after his match last week that Instead of set ting out Immediately for a barnstorm trip through Mexico, he decided to stay around a few days longer and make one more appearance here. He is matched against one of the strong est men on the coast In the tattooed Canadian, but as he Is In the best condition of his mat career himself, the Italian klcker-upper Is confident of beating the nail-chewing northern er. Brooks, who says he can carry pia nos on his back ahd out-pull six men with, a rope around nls neck, lost two straight falls to Estes here two weeks ago, but says that he was completely demoralized by the Islander's remark able speed. Given another chance In the local ring, Brooks promises to make a better showing. Pete's belt will not be at stake. The popular Hawaiian champion will have a capable opponent when he trades grips with the ex-football star from Salt Lake City. Danny ca vorted all over the floor last week when he missed a flying tackle meant for Joe Hubka, but says he Is back in fine fettle again. Johnny Boos, barred from Medford for the past seversl weeks because he floored a spectator with a chair dur ing a hot bout In which the furni ture was moved about more or less roughly, has been reinstated by the local boxing commission, for his match with Kennaston. Old Adage Scorned. EUGENE, Ore. (UP) The world doesn't need a better mousetrap, testified E. M. Bprague. Se set a single-spring trap in the basement and next morning it had snared five mice two dead and three alive. 4 Notice The Southern Oregon Pioneer So ciety will meet in Ashland, Sept. 28th at 10:30 a. m. A basket dinner with emphasis on the Chicken Pie. M. DAY NELSON. Becy. MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO SEE THE o MEDFORD o RODEO & mm mm w w a m. m. m X ana Jackson County Fairgrounds FEATURING NORMAN COWAN'S FAMOUS STRING OF WILD HORSES! HOW THEY' STANJX San Pranclseo Portland Missions M Seattls ...... 4T 47 .900 Los Angeles 48 48 .900 Oakland . 49 91 .480 Sacramsnto 43 94 .438 Hollywood 39 80 .388 Natlonat. Chicago . : Jl 93 .638 St. Louis 87 83 .826 New York .. . 84 93 .918 Pittsburgh , Cincinnati , Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston 80 S3 .989 84 79 . 81 76 98 80 33 104 .341 American. Detroit 80 49 .644 New York 80 87 .984 Cleveland 71 89 .807 Boston 71 70 .904 Chicago 80 89 .900 Wsshlngton 81 78 .439 St. Louis 98 80 .430 Philadelphia 94 81 .400 WILSON WILL PAY James D. Wilson, arrested In San Francisco, on a charge of uttering and passing a number of forged checks on business men and hotels of this county, will not be returned here for trial, If he makes good the amounts he obtained, and pays the expenses of Sheriff Syd I. Brown to the bay city. Wilson when first arrested ten days ago, agreed to return to this city without extradition, but upon arrival of Sheriff Brown, changed his mind and refused to return to Oregon, without requisition papers. Applica tion was made to overnor Martin, by the district attorney, for extradition papers, but the executive Indicated be would not grant the request. In a telephone conversation last Saturday, Wilson's attorney assured District Attorney Codding his client would reimburse the losers, and pay the sheriff's expenses. The district at torney stated the charge would be dismissed upon the fulfilment o; these requirements. Wilson In his operations here cash ed spurious checks on the Hotel Hol land and the LI thla hotel In Ash land, and several business houses. KEYS and expert lock repairing Medford Cycle rr. 33 N Plr Pa 261 Coast. W. L. Pet. SS 3T .05 54 43 .993 91 43 .999 PET PARADE Medford, Saturday, Sept. 21 - 10:30 a. m. The Big Show of the Year-r-Sponsored by Medford Post 15 American Legion "Reno-Tated" RENO, Nev., Bept. 14. (AP) A brief Reno divorce trial today ended 38 years of married Ufa for Mrs. Louise Ayrea Robert, prominent At lanta. Ga., society matron, and Lawr ence W. (Chip) Robert, Jr., of Wash ington. D. C assistant secretary of the United States treasury. Phone 543. We'll nau! away your refuse. City Sanitary Serrios. Notice of Administrator1! Sale of Real In the County Court of the BtAte Of Oregon ana xor jmhwu w..-v-In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Elizabeth Adams, Deoeaaed. t. wmKit lvn. fchAt In BUr- suance of an order of the County Court of the County of Jackson, Stat - Ma. Mt ths sU.h dav of September. 1938, In the matter of the estate, or Mary Biimtwin -ceased, ths undersigned sdmlnlstrator .W. Will innMMl Of th estate of said deceased, will sell at plvau . . . . w . j j . j..H sale to trie niernea diuu upon delivery of deed, -em or after Tuesday the 19th day of October. 1939. all the right, title. Interest and estate of the said Mary Ellwbeth Adams, deceased, at tne time oi nor death In and to the real property hereinafter described: and all the -i-u. .1,1. tnt.rMt t.ht the ealri eatate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other or In addi tion to mat OI saio nwnflty time of her death, in and to those certain lots, pieces, or parcels of land situated, lying and being In the County of Jackson, State oi Oregon, and more particularly described, as follows, to-wlt: Commencing at the Southwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. 49 In Township Thlrty-eliht (38) South of Range Two (3) West of the Willamette Meridian, and run ning thence North Six (6) chains and twenty-five (38) links: thence east thirty-one 3l) ehelns and eight (8) links: thence North twenty-five (38) chains and seventy-five (79) links; thenoe Bast four () ohalns and sixty-four (61) links: thence South thirty-two (3J) ohalm to the South line of said Donation Land Claim: thence West on aald South line thirty-five (33) chains and seventy-two (73) links to the place of beginning, containing thirty-five (39) acres more or less. Jackson County. Oregon, also: Commencing at a point on mid dle line of County Road, sild point being six and twsnty-flve hun dredths (639) chains North snd thirty (30) links East of the South, west corner of Donation Land Claim No. 49 In Township Thirty eight (38) South. Range Two (3) West of the Willamette Meridian and from said point running thence East thirty and seventy-eight hun dredths (30.78) chains to '.he South line of Josephine Wilsons firm; thence North three and twenty-five hundredths (3.391 chains; thence West thirty snd seventy-eight hun dredths (30.781 chains to the mid die of County Road, and thence South along middle of NSld road three and twenty-five hundredths (3.25) chains to the place of be ginning, containing ten (10): acres more or less, Jackson County, Ore gon. Terma and conditions of sale: Cash upon delivery of'deed. WILD BRONCOS! BUCKING STEERS! BULLDOGGING! COWBOYS GALORE! All bids or offers must bs In writ ing, and may bs left at the office of Bogga & Bciggs. Attorneys, Jackvin County Bsnk Building. Medford, Ore. gon, at any time after the first pub Ucatlon of thla notice, and before the making of the sale. September 16th, 1939. date of first publlcstlon. D. STANLEY BOOOS. Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Mary Elizabeth Adams, deceased. U. a. rwi pUy. la- " s far nil mtm I J4&3$0& t Um 9W tndtt Pita, ffi l.tr w..slr sr- ICft 125' M.nll . . n. ft 4 yl Bm tlfTS'l Ninth and Riverside Phone 520 THE MEDFORD IRON WORKS NOW UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP J. F. GLATH, Mgr. Foundry and Machine Shop. Saw mill Contractor and Mine Machin ery Repairing. 1155 North Central Street Telephone 40 MEDFORD V ETERIN ARV HOSPITAL 15 fears experlrnce In large and small animal practice 225 N Riverside. Phone 369 3 5T 0
