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PGE TWO ' MEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE.. MEDFOKD. OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1935 ri-avr -a. an ni-inb Vwi- -rpi--- S T t r J : . , , jfcj ,a., a .r ..... ,. jF.j . ,. y-f y . J I eeSMiiiSatar II CRAB HEADL0CK Br dint of diligent application of hla famous reverse headlock crab bold, Marina Kennaston last night took two falls straight from Joe Smollnsky of Poland at the Armory In a match replete with biting, eye gouging, kicking and all the other trlmmlnga that go to mase up w ' meanls wreatltng event. Kennaston lost the first fall when Referee Bay Triable awarded It to the Pols be cause the Gold Rill pride refused to break his hold after Joe had given up. Frequently during the bout the men took turns heaving the other out of the ring, and on one oc casion Smollnsky kicked the marine out Into the third row of seats as bs was climbing back into the arena after, being tossed over the ropes. Kennsston retaliated In kind a short time later and knocked the Polish terror out In another corner. When he returned, buttered from bis abrupt acquaintance with the maple floor, Kennaston forced him to slgnsl for help with the reverse crab hold, He repeated two minutes later to take the match. In the other half of the main vent Hans Bchroeder, bulk Teuton, won from Harry Demetral, the Chi cago Oreek, on a foul when the Greek persisted In gouging eyes af ter Frlsble's third warning In suc cession. Demetral kicked loud and long over the decision but his har angue availed him nothing. Schroeder took the first fall with Ms favorite hold, a gruelling ham merlock, forcing the big Oreek to lap the sailcloth and have Friable pull them apart. Demetral took the middle fall with a body press. All through the bout the two behem oths belabored each other by slap ping and nose pulling, and flats flew frequently, giving the referee plenty of work. Schroeder held the . upper hand through most of the play, with Demetral unable to work an adequate defense to keep away from the arm locks. If he ever learns to control the muscles In his esrs, so that he can flap them vigorously, he should be able to fly right out or tna ring, but apparently this defense has never occurred to him. In the curtain raiser Floyd Wolf gang, Medford mechanic, and Rol and Warren of Klamath Falls start ed their bout with such enthusiasm that the ring collapsod and the two grapplers got a breathing spell of about 30 minutes, during which they contented themselves with glaring at each other and taking advice from those In the audience who had Juat worked out a new way to remove an eye or a leg. A stringer under the ring broke after nine minutes of souMIng while Wolfgang was hanging onto the top rope and trying to shove his foot down the throat of War ren, who was standing on the floor 'outside the ring. Last week Toy Aho of Finland Introduced a new "hold" to War ren, consisting of putting the knee behind the opposition's ear while kneeling on his head, and letting the knee slip off, taking most ol the skin ofr the ear. Possessed ot a fine memory. Warren utilized the Idea himself against Wolfgang, and did the latter'a cauliflower eara no good. 'The bout ended In a draw with Warren standing In the mid dle of the canvaa and Wolfgang lolling about outside the ring wait ing for the count of 30 to catch his breath. The bout waa considered one ot the best on the card, and the two may be matched again soon. BOWLING Team No. 8, csptalned by Qeorgc Ctaus, took all three gamea In their match with Captain Jim Murray's team No. 1 In the Elks' club bowling tourney last night. Scores: Team No. I 1st and 3rd Total ISO 139 151 4n 173 180 303 994 147 13a 118 401 141 178 130 430 193 19S 130 445 140 140 140 4'JO 178 178 178 838 Totals 1087 1000 1039 S333 Team No. 8 1st 3nd 3rd Total Geo. Gates 133 189 158 Hasen 173 173 173 Urlerc 180 188 187 Fredette 180 180 188 Predette 180 180 188 Bob Hart 141 141 141 Sweeney .. Handicap 130 187 138 ISO 150 190 Totals 1104 1133 1001 8317 Team No. 3 will roll Tteam No. 7 tonight. Team No. 8 la composed of Fads, captain: Dally. Stoehr. Webster. R. Semon and W. Smith. Team No. 7 la composed of: Erlckson, capatln: Ssylor, Csrey, Bums, Flndley and Thompson. Baseball Brodie Passes, Aged S3 BALTIMORE. Md., Oct. 39. (AP) Welter Scott Brodie, 83, the "Sieve Brodie of baseball fame, died today at hla home here. Brodie waa a member of the celebrated old Baltl mora Oriole team with aurh famous diamond figures aa John J. McOraw Wllbert Robinson, Hughey Jennings and Joe Kelley. A brilliant center fielder, Brodie was wheelhorse of that swaahbuck ling crew old National league cham pions for three years In succession, 1894-1808. Murray .. R. Prultt K. Miller Boone Sherwood C. Holmes Handicap Badminton Star ,1 ? r ' . " ill M MflL-i "r-' ' XJ&J yVW J,temf Hamilton Law, above, of Mwlford, considered one of the most promising young player In the fame of badmin ton by Jeaa WlllHrd, world profession al chnmplun, who nil) appear ngnlmt Law In an exhibition some at the nigh HChonl ym here Frldfiy night. Law la singles champion of the three coast states In the amateur division, men's doubles champion or Washington and California as well as being runner-up for the British Columbia crown, and co holder of the mixed doubles ot Oregon and California with Mrs. Del Barkhuff or Heat tie. Mrs. Barkhuff arrives tonight to take part In the exhibition here. FANDOM AT RANDOM By Dick Applegate Letter today from Pete Belcastro, now on a wrestling1 tour of Mexico. Foreign newspapers that have trick led Into the Mall Tribune office from various porta of Mexico have carried store About Pete's prowess, but they were all written in Spanish and rend tnft Spanish Is not our long suit, our educntlon having been neglected. Here's one of the epistles; you try It out and If your front teeth stand the strain you may amuse yourself evenlnps rattling it off to the kids, for all we care: Qulenrenporrece es Pietro Belcnstro, que estuvo oqut hace poco mas de un a no y matmifloAa luchos. SI mal no recuerdo fue con Belcastro cou quien hlto su debut Luis Mayo. It's not quite as simple ss that. There are pot-hooka, diphthongs, as terisks and small bits of old spag hetti dotting the letters, but It's bad enough the way It la. That "mag- nlflcas" stuck In there may seem something else, but It looks to us aa though the peons south of the line think the Weed Avalonche la hot stuff. And so he Is. The letter, written In English, states that the popular grappler may be In Medford for a few matches late next month, but he doesn't positively com mit himself, being almost sure that he will spend the winter wrestling at Los Antfelea. IiOi Daro, L. A. promoter, saw Pete lose a one-hour match to Nick Lutye. considered one of the ablest wrestlers on the circuit, and was so Impressed with the BelcMtro technique that he offered him a fat contract In the Cali fornia city. Pete anys he wants to come here and get In better condi tion before he tackle those big heavies around Los Angeles, The loss to Lutye la the only one BelcAatro has had In 14 ftehta. tn that bout, Lutye took the first fall In 33 minute, and then thev finished the hour without another fall. A bout with Pete matched agnln.it Marine Kennaston is one we'd like to see. and with the Italian turning this any In a few weeks, It's not an tm pOAAlblllty. It's rather smutlng to are that Pete U billed tn Mexico City a a Spaniard Once, so a story gnes, he waa wres tling In Tulsa. Okla , and a promoter saw him work, and after hearing his nam asked him If he could speak Spanish, Pete could, so the guy sign ed him up for a rew bouts tn a Span Ish district several mile distant. When he got to the town for hit fight, he was mildly surprised to dis cover that his name wa now Juan Castro, and that he wna a titled Cas tlllsn over here to learn the new kinds of bull-fighting. That was ok with Juan Cajitro, but having to apeak Spanish night and day finally got on hi nerves and he threw In the spong. disgusting the Ingenloua promoter no end, We could sit and spin yarns about Peter by the hour, but will cut It short with Just one more, a local oc curranoe rut her amusing. Out test ing A new deer gun with bad sight and a kirk like t-.tnh whisky. Pete waa parked by the ide of the road. I TO PLAY ASHLAND Coach Russell Achlson of the Med ford Junior high school today an nounced that the football season at the school will be discontinued after Saturday's game with the Axhland Junior high school here, unless gume can be scheduled with the Kla math Falls Wildcats, a group of play- ert unable to make the regular high school squad. Saturday's game against Ashland will be a return match, the earlier fray having ended In a 0-0 deadlock. The Ashland team la composed of Junior high players, . and several scrubs too small to maJco the high school squad, and enjoys a five pound advantage over the Medford Bulldogs. To offset any advantage that might accrue there, Achtson's charges will take to the atr, and with forward and lateral paases "shoot the works" tn an effort to close the season with a de cisive win. The juniors have a fast breaking, olever team this year. To offset the loss of Rodney Stead, out with a leg Injury, Don Qlllsple has stepped Into the halfback picture and haa made a good name for himself both as a ball carrier and aa a defensive player. John Wall, versatile passer for the squad, has played end, fullback and half, and la considered a fine prospect for the Senior squad next year at end, being a good blocker and a hard, clean tackier. The Bulldoga will have the advan tage In the kicking department, with Ray Crosby, end, and Clifford Clegg, fullback, both booting out some nice spirals In earlier gamea and In prac tise. Wall's passing, and the toasea made by At Piche, Jr.. are also expect ed to present an advantage to the Juniors through the ozone. The team has worked out several scoring combinations, and has a fine assortment of spinners, reverses and bucks. The trick plays that they have been holding will be brought to light In the game, which Is expected to be a fast one. The game will start promptly at 3:30, at Van Scoyoc field. A slight admission will be charged to cover the cost of equipment used during the year. A gcod crowd Is expected. The starting line-up will probably be: Bob Verblck ...le Don Montelth LT Armlne Lewis Lewis Thurman , ,-XQ C John Prentice , no Albert Brewer , Ray Crosby Al Piche . John Wall .MW .RT ...RE Q ...LH -.RH ..-FB l Don Qlllsple Clifford Clegg ROMERO KNOCKS OUT AL ABREW IN THIRD MARYSVnXE. Oal., Oct. 20. Pl Tommy Romaro, laa, of Saoramento, knocked out Al Abrew, 13J. Oakland, In the third round of their six-round main event match here last night. lMif Flight Knds LONDON. Eng., Oct. 39. (AP) Harold Parquhar, British diplomat tiler, and Prltn Better. German avia tor, landed at Henton airdrome at 4:20 this afternoon, arriving from Parts to terminate a aa.OOO-mlle flight wnicn Began in Mexico City last Aug ust, PORTLAND. Me. ihlirch Mnntan. 176. Detroit, defeated Bill Curry, 178, Chicago; two falls out of three. the rifle leaned over the radiator cap and shooting at a target Into a alde hlll. A big logging truck came along Juat after Pete had shot, and the echoes were atlU coming back. A burly logger, riding In the cab with a burly driver, yelled, "Oct that gun out of here, you ." Without looking up, Pete retorted. " ?" Scenting a good cJiance to chastise a mere dtlnen, the driver ground his truck to a atop and both Jumped out. and It wasnt until then that Pete turned around. Ap parently they were wrestling fans, for with a sudden look of dismay, they both gulped, "HI, there, Pel, old kid," and with hollow laughs. Indicating how good they were at the light persiflage, they promptly re turned to their truck herding with Immense slacrlty. We haven't seen the two loggers at the matches since. ! A'.v::':--. I Never Rrfnre a.-.-.'y.w - , .O Never Again wm tMs a tn m Tfcbi ertNt-f - an- Home Light fm La m II if, I mtbait f V n Hubbard Bros. East Main and Riverside ROGUE RIVER DUFFERS FLABBERGASTED BY WIN By Dick Applegate Efforts to track down the report that the Duffers of the Rogue Val ley Golf club will band ' together and form a monastery on top ot Table Rock, with a rope tied to a basket the only' means of entrance or exit, today ended In blind alleys. The members of the Duffers refuse to talk, so shaken, are they by their horrible 31 to 28 victory over the Dubs of the club for possession of the rust beleagured tin cup trophy. . Most of the members of the divot digging, snake klllng Dubs can hold their' heads aloft, having gone down to noble defeat, holding high the traditions of the organization never to win a match. Take A. 8. Rosen -baum for Instance: He cut and slashed hla way through the ropes and traps, neatly executing shots into seemingly Impossible places un der rocks and In dltchea to blast out -a convincing 3-0 loan In. spite of all the desperate slicing and cut ting, topping and foozling of the completely outclassed H. A. Thleroti. Honored as the standard bearers of the Dubs along with Rosenbaum are R. W. Ruhl, Al Llttrell. Ed Nichols, George Bar. Stan Sherwood, J, C. Boyl and Raymond Reter who turned back Roy Prultt, George Roberts, Jerry Jerome, Sam Hous ton, Orln 8chenck, Bill Lydlard and MaJ Morris In that order without taking a single point, a seemingly Impossible feat, accomplished with some of the cleverest broken field losing of balls and breaking of club shafts In the history of the tourna ments. Victory was not quite so bitter for the Duffers as might be ex pected, they still being able to point with pride to Walter Leverette who turned In a fast 8-0 loss against George Hunt, and to Earl ON THE FOOTBALL FRONT , PALO ALTO, Cal Oct. 29.-HAP) While their Injured teammate, Franke Alustlza, was preparing for his removal to San Francisco to undergo a delicate eye operation. Stanford's football players who now admit they fought for Alustlza In defeating Washington, 6-0 Saturday went to work today for this week's non-conference clash against Santa Clara. PULLMAN, Wash., Oct. ,29. (AP) A polishing Job of their aerial works la ahead of the Washington State Cougars In preparation lor Gonznga's eleven here Saturday, Coach Babe Holllngbery was pleas Fights Last Night (Dy the Associated Press) NEW YORK. Eddie Ztvlc, 134, of Pittsburgh, and Honey Melody, 134, Boston, drew (B), CHICAGO. Billy Belebron. 147. Rockford, 111., stopped Laddie Tonl- ellt, 146, Marseilles, Idd. (1); Willie Davis, 134. Mexico, outpointed Aubrey Msrtln, 137, Beckley, W. Va. (6). MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Mickey Ma ker, 145. Jersey City, outpointed Joey Spelgal. 145. Pittsburgh (160), P1TTSBURCIH. Anson Oreen, 189, Pittsburgh, stopped Mlket Bnszone. 163. Pittsburgh (7). i PLAINPIELD, N. J Joe Lynch, 168. Plalnfteld, outpointed Al Rossi, 156, Belleville, N. J. (8). THE OLD MAESTRO GREETS YOU TONIGHT, FOLKS -WITH A NEW f" 1) art ,HVi! .- tT- JT N. B. C. NETWORK York, who also battled his way to the same kind of beating at the nanda pi ft. L. Barton. George Prey, Prank Perl and J. H. Fletcher also did some spartan service for the Duffers, losing firmly to Dr. Kre&see, H. O. Beng-son and Earl Sims. But their efforts were unavailing and their team went down to ignomin ious victory In spite of their bril liant showing. Perhaps the outstanding battles of the day featured Harold Bunoe. Prank Reum. Jack Thompson and Arthur Lalng of the Dubs who fought through their rounds wfth A, H. Endrls. Gene Thorndlke, Ole Alenderfei1 and Howard LeClerc to end all even. First one team mem ber would turn in a beautiful smash Into tree to . forge into the back row only to have his nerve crack under the terrible strain and dub his next shot away off Una directly toward the pin. The eight men hewed their way to a lH-lVi deadlock, but their honor remains unsmlrched. Early in the struggle W. Tburlow took a commanding rear post over Glen Jackson by the somewhat questionable ruse of keeping quiet while Jackson was winding up for his kill, on ' several occasions bo upsetting him that he was having extreme difficulty In getting his shots over the fence and Into the rough consistently. There la some talk of lynching Tburlow for his unusual conduct In a game usually known for Its clean fun, but at least his method brought blm a striking loss, H to 3'. The battle of the tin cup Is over now, and other plays can again congregate around the traps and in the rough without a second thought for the danger of flying balls and club heads. The divots are fairly safe for another year, j at least. ed with the way the famed God-dard-to-Christofferson -or - Dougherty passing attack clicked for the first time against Oregon State last week. SPOKANE, Wash., Oct. 39. (AP) Fearing weakening of his team through the injuries received In the Washburn game. Coach Mike Pecar ovich la planning four days of easy workouts for the Gonsaga game at Washington State college Saturday. MOSCOW, Idaho. Oct. 39. (AP) The Idaho Vandals, winner last week of their first football game In five starts, will have their only open date of the season Saturday. PARIS. MARCEL Thll, Prance, out. pointed Al Diamond, Faterson, N. J. (10). NEWARK. N. J. Maxle Fisher, 131, Newark, outpointed -Freddie Cochrane, 135 Elizabeth (10). ly the Associated Press) . NEW YORK. Danno O'Mnhoney, 220, Ireland, defeated Ed Don George, North Java, N. Y.; one fall. CAMDEN, N. J. Charley Santon, 220. Klrksvllle, O., defeated Ernie Hef ner, 228. Bhermau, Texas; one fall, MONTREAL. Joe Savoldl, 200, Three Oaks, Mich., defeated Cark Po Jello, 200, Lithuania; two falls out of three. sV-si anansm naming- WRESTLING OPENING SHOW AND A GRAND NEW SPONSOR BED "and all the lads SPONSORED BY AMERICAN CAN COMPANY (EX 10:15 P. M. P. S. T. TEAM COMPARISON BIT PREMATURE IS BELIEF SOME FANS (By Dirk Applecart.) An article by this writer la yes terday's Mall Tribune, comparing the present edition of the Black Tornado, Med'ird hlh school football team, with the 1027-6 taaros under Prink Oalllson. apparently touched a vital spot In something, for there haa been considerable comment, pro and con, since, flome believe the article was premature, and will give the football players the "big head," leaving them practically worthless for anything other than posing for photographs. A few doubted the accuracy of the comparison, and some were even so raah as to agree with us. Queried as to hla opinion of the effect of the story. Coach Bowerman today said the oomparlson. aa a com parison, waa satisfactory. "Here's the way the boys look at It," Bowerman said: "They don't think ther're so good as the state ohamplonshlp teams under calllson. 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