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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDPOKD. OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1935.
Pete Hot to Grab Light-Heavy Crown From McGuirk Tonight
ITALIAN GRAPPLER
IN FINE CONDITION
DESKEWING
Estes-Wolfe Match Also
Holds Interest Peck and
Mobley Will Open Grap
pling Festivities at Armory
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uip m Ijambua (Jul Alplia lialer
pity, oi wnlcn bo waa v'aa"101" al
pkiuboma A. and M.
Ha aald today that ha worked
bi way through college aa aporta
correapondant lor a large dally
newspaper, and waa editor ot nl
achool publication. Hie ambition la
to ba a newspaperman when he re
tiree from the ring. He line goll
and long morning hlkea for exercise.
Mean Irk Fast.
McOulrk la said to be exception
ally fast, moving constantly while
In the ring. No wrestler ha a
greater repertoire of holds, but bis
farorites are the rolling double
wrtstlock, Japanese crabhold ana
hla own Invention, the "question
mark" shoulder scissors.
Toots Estes, Hawaiian champion,
will eichnnne grunt with Lea Wolie
In the middle event, undor the Aus
tralian system of six JO-mlnuto
rounds, or two falls. Both grapple
are In fine physical shape for the
encounter, which la expected to fur
nish almost a many thrills as the
msln event, with Estes' fast thrust
with hla legs pitted against Wolfe's
gruelling scissor holds,
Prankle Peck, globe trotting Ban
Franciscan, will meet Rex Mobley,
the Alabama atrongboy. In the cur
tain raiser, also under the Austrsltan
eystem. Mobley and Peck have not
yet met In the ring, and the battle
1 expected to ba a vlcloua one.
Promoter Mnck Ltllard atated to
day that there will be no hike In
prlcea from last week's rat. The
opening bout Is slated to begin at
S:SO.
GIANTS AND LIONS
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CHICAOO. D. D. P New YorX'a
OUnU will defend their national pro
fessional football leiii title iwralnst
the Detroit Lloni next RundAy at De
troit. Tha Giant were alt aet for the
chfunplonahtp defending bualnena a
wek mto, but the Uona who finished
their ached ule hut week, became cer
tain of a chanc at the title only ra
terday when the Chicago Bfo,r
trounced the Chtoivo Cardinal. 13 to
0. A Cardinal victory would he (liv
en them a tie with the Llona for first
place In the western aectlon, and
forced playoff.
The Olant clv1 their rerular
ohedule with a 13 to 0 victory over
th PlttAbunph Pirate.
Clarke Hinkle ga 'e a irreat Individ
ual performance a Green Biy took
over aeoond place in the wet by d
eatlrur. Phtladelphla. 19 to 8. The for
mer B tick net 1 itar place kicked field
oa.la from the 39 and 37 yard Unee.
cored the Packer touchdown and
added the extra po'nt.
Brooklyn and Boeton cloeei their
aeaeona with aoorelea tie at Brook
lyn. GIRO FOR PITTSBURG
tX" ANGBUD8. Dec, . South
ern Onllfwnia'a football team put Ita
irtti defeat of the eeaaon bch'.nrt It
today and prepared for the ta&k of de
.tln ntuburKh here Saturday.
ttvach Howard Jonre iqitad loat a
deolaton to Wra Million laat Hat
tihray fnd there r.-ers few who wi
nwd that ntniattfle who ?ave Troy
even an or-alie chaise against their
aeurdy er.a.crn onr-jticnta.
Tec!sl lw Cabin Crenni. 30c lb.
Th Orawt, 23a a. Central,
FANDOM
AT
RANDOM
By Dick Applegate
Coacii BUI Bowerman'a basketball
charges will turn out tonight to be
gin the season grind, with a till but
little hint as to the available mater
lal for the squad. Stan Kunzman and
Bob Smith, regulars last year, will
probably not see action at all this
year. Both graduate at mm -year, al
ter only two games have neon piayea
It would hardly be worth the effort
to practice for a month, and then
get In only two struggles, so the two
will probably not even turn out.
The move to play each team
In the southern Oregon circuit
four times during the season Is
(tolng to hike the attendance
here, If aigns mean anything. In
the past, the games that brought
the biggest houses were those
games with Grants Pass. Ashland,
and Klamath Falls, with the Che
mawa Indians also being Med ford
favorites. With a fooliiall season
that showed nothing phenomenal
In gate receipts, a healthy show
ing at the box or Met- during the
net season will take a few of the
wrinkles of worry from the faces
of the school business managers.
Of the 17 members already listed
on the Oregon State basketball ros
ter, only three are under six feet,
Arthur Merryman of Corvaltls being
the shortest man with a height of
five feet, ten Inches. The tallest man
on the squad, Clifford Pol on of Port
land, towers up Into the stratosphere
for six feet, seven Inches. Coach
"Slats" GUI may teach his men to
arch their shots properly by trying
to shoot over Folen's head, although
there haa been no official announce
ment of this.
To date Oregon State has 23 games
signed, starting against Union Oil at
Portland on December 20, and ending
up against Washington at Seattle on
March 7. By the time the Beavers
have romped up and down the maple
planks that long, they'll only be
about five feet tall, one would Im
agine. Joe Louis, the Brown Bomber, the
Chocolate Chopper, the Ebony Panth
er, the Detroit Devastator, or any
pseudonyms you
may have thot
WkUL'NO IS THE ON6 up yourself, has
WHOfiHcuLOetv chosen to do his
SUPtuunu'wu training for his
Paulino Uzcudon
scrap at Pompton
Lakes. The ring
wise any that
Louts chose the
Lakes because It
waa there he
trained for his triumphs over Baer
and Camera. If that argues super
stition, and no story of a negro
fighter would be complete without
a few references to superstition, then
those arguments must be pretty ef
fectively stilled by the fact that Joe
put up no complaint when the bout
was signed for Friday, the 13th of
December,
Speaking of Uuudun reminds
us of a good story on Cliurk Nan
to, back In the old manilnl-tralu-Ing
days at the Senior high
school. Uicmliin was known as
the Basque wood-chopper. Mr.
Mcntzcr, Instructor of the class,
had A collection of rnro woods,
trying to nrqualnt his charges
wllh a few of the rarer specimens
to he met wllh In on active car
eer a carpenter. Among these
was one dark, hard-grained piece,
the Identity of which remained
secret. On the weekly quiz on
this subject Santo timk a shot
In the dark, and marked down
nasque-wmul as his answer. If
Izciidun could chop It, Santo
could name It. Ilmmmin.
Thl afternoon Pete Bclcnstro waa
still down to 174 i pounds, a halt
pound under the 175 limit he must
maintain for his world champion
ship bout tonight. Ho can't drink
any water today, for foar the old
avoirdupois will take a leap upwards.
and make his title bid Just another
wrestling match. McOulrk was ex
pected to welgh-ln at an even 175.
Sunday Football
Critics Answered
EUor-NE. Ore, Dec. 0. Mi Presi
dent C. V. Boyer of University or Ore
iron aald today that the Webfoo'.s
Sunday football game with 8. Mary'a
will not set a precedent for 3-ir.rt'ny
football, nor Is It the policy of the
unlcerslty to pennlt sundny Ramos.
Answering protests Dr. Dover sn:d
university to permit Sundav samcs.
tng the game on Sunday this year or
losing much-needed revenue.
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GAELS WIN, 18-0,
Sill Scampers 67 Yards On
Reverse in Second Period
for First Touchdown
Frogs Trim Broncs, 10-6
BAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 8. (API
Texas Chrutlan University' tricky
football team headed for home
day with a 10-8 victory over Santa
Clara while University or Oregon,
second team to Invade tha bay re
gion over the week-end, left in de
feat at St. Mary'a hands.
The latter game. In which St.
Mary' rolled up an 18-0 victory,
was played yesterday In Kezar ata
dlum, where the Horned Frogs ol
Texas Chrutlan virtually paaaed
Santa Clara dizzy the previous day.
St. Mary'a had little trouble In
downing the game University of
Oregon team. Bill. Oael sub nail
back, scampered 67 yards on a re
verse In the second period for the
first touchdown.
An Intercepted pass on Oregon's
28-yard line paved the way for a
second touchdown In the rourtn
quarter. Bchlcber, left half, plunged
over from tha five-yard line a few
playa later.
In the closing seconds, a lo-yara
P"s netted the final score.
A Texas Christian quick kick
paved the way for the Frogs' first
score but a few minutes after the
game opened. The ball was recovered
by Texas Chrlatlan on the Broncs'
four-yard line. Baugh rifled a paas
to McClure for a touchdown.
Texaa Christian added three more
point In the third quarter on
Fullback Manton's placa kick from
the 23-yard line.
Santn Clara scored In tha same
period when Duttln, left end. caught
a Texas Christian fumble In the
sir, raced fto yards snd then later
aled to Dowd, aub right end, who
went over for a score.
ROSE BOWL SEATS
IN QUICK SELL-OUT
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif.,
Dec. 0. (p) Al Masters, SWnford
graduate manager, announced that
every one of the 84,471 scats In Pasa
dena's Rose Bowl has been old for
the New Year's day football game be
tween Stanford and Southern Metho
dist. "My Pasadena office telephoned me
they haven't a seat left, but that ap
plications are still pouring In by the
thousands," Masters said.
MiiAtcrs said never before In Rose
Bowl history had such & quick sell
out been experienced.
"Just five days. Think of ltr said.
As for the thousands of fans for
whom no ticket will be available,
Masters said, regretfully, that all the
could do would be to refund the
money they sent.
"We'll get at It Just as soon aa we
can." he promised.
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LOS ANGELES. Dec. 0. -California
colleges, r.one too Impressive
In Intersectlonal football combat this
season, studied ways of mondlng their
prep school grid fences today.
Almost a hundred hljrh school ath
letes from California played on a score
or more rld teams outside the state's
boundaries this season with marked
success.
Oregon ted the list with 15. follow
ed by Oregon State with nine. Others
on the list were Princeton. Yale. Army
Navy, Temple. Mississippi, Chicago.
Cincinnati, Utah State, Idah, Mon
tana. Washington. Washington 3Ui.
Onnnnga, Arizona and West Virginia.
TALISMAN I.ODGE. Knight of
Pythias. Monday, cember 9. 1335.
Nomination and election of officers
for the ensuing year. All members
are requested to be present. Import
ant business will be transacted
DUTCH LUNCH will be served.
N SAN MANCISCO
1 I.I,
STUET lAN fANCI0
managing OWNd
THE MANX'
! Defends Belt Tonight
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llllllllll mSi ;?ilP pAlSliiiliB
LcKov .McOulrk (iihi)L'j, ivui'lil i-luunploit llRht-hcavywciRht -.vrcft.ur,
who will dcrrnd his Natlnnnl Wrenlli nfj association belt apalnst Pete Bdcas
tro. Pacific const Junior heavyweight chumplnn, nt the Armory tonight. At
175 pounds, MKiuirk is nn lei to lie one of the rnstcst wrestlers alive, wllh
a collection of holds rnnlnt; frrmi nrrtlnnry arm locks to compllcaicd fnp
aiipso crab variations. A col 'est? Rniilnato. nn outstanding Journ illst, and a
student of the wrestling name, .OcGulrk Is recognized as one of the assets
to the wrestling profession.
bIrdshot peppers
rioters in m
CAIRO, Doc. 0. (AP) A girl stu
dent was struck In the head by bird-
shot fired by pollco today, as renew
ed antl-Brltlsh rioting spread near
to Opera Square, the location of larjfe
European hotels.
The girl, IS year old Ncgta Hassan,
was wounded when several hundred
boy and girl students clashed with
lifctiw, J ill
Starts Thursday
DECEMBER 12
MAIL TRIBUNE'S New
native police In the residential street
called Kasrelatnl.
Police fired Into the crowd which
seized six street cars and held up
traffic.
DALEY AND SEM0N WIN
DOUBLES TOURNAMENT
In the "Go as you please" doubles
tourney at the Smoke Houso alleys
last week, Dnley and Seaon won first
place with 1306, and Daly and Gillette
grabbed second spot with 1230. "Go
as you please" tournaments will be
under way this week.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
MEVER MIND THE
E HOUSE HOLDS
IN CITY
Tl
-To Smoke Rous bowlera, wltb
30 points, are atlll out In front In
the . city league race, with Stude
baker trailing (our polnta. The Mall
Tribune and dates Auto pln-acattr-era,
are tied up In third rank, wltn
23 point each.
League itandlnga today are:
City League.
W L Pta
Smoke Houae 22 6 30
Studebaker 18 8 3B
Mall Tribune 18 9 23
Oatea Auto 17 10 .23
Golf Club 15 13 21
Schuss Vintage Co. 12 15 19
Economy Lbr. 13 14 18
Standard Roofera 13 14 17
Medco 7 20 ID
Abbey Inc 8 19 10
Brill Metal Wka. 9 18 9
Plche Hdwe. 7 20 8
Individual average of 170 and
better:
O. Tl. Avg.
Robertaon. 8. H 12 3329 1B4
Eads. M. T 23 4394 191
Antle, S. H. 27 4992 185
Prultt, M. T 23 4243 184
Newland. S. H. 12 2165 180
Clancy, Mdco 24 4272 179
W. Pruitt, studebaker 24 4272 177
Saylor, M. T 26 4649 176
Sims, S. H. 27 4697 174
Oatea, Oatea Auto 24 4160 173
Kesaler, Medco 24 4121 172
DeVore, studebaker 21 3806 172
Paske, Studebaker ...... 27 4679 170
Dawes, Oatea Auto .. 15 2646 170
llMUllRE
THIRD VICTIM DEAD
TWIN PALLS, Idaho. Deo. 9. (AP)
Douglas Van Vlack slept undisturb
ed throughout the night In his coun
ty Jail cell, unaware of the death last
night of hla third asserted victim.
Deputy Sheriff Henry O. Glvena.
Van Vlack, alone In " his cell, ex
pressed concern for hla own safety,
however. Sheriff E. P. Prater said,
when told yesterday that Glvena was
sinking.
Van Vlack, charged with the mur
der of state traffic officer Fontaine
Cooper and admitted slayer of his
young ex-wlfe, Mildred Hook of Ta
coma, Wash., was on the fourth floor
of the court house.
Hitch Hikers Slug
Portland Officer
PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 0. (ffV-Two
young hitch-hikers slugged Traffic
Officer Jiunes Hunt and robbed him
of 845 after he picked them up Inside
city limits here lest n'-ght.
He recovered consciousness and
pulled a secret Ignition switch which
kept them from escaping with his au
tomobile when they tossed him out In
an isolated spot. The officer bos been
off duty several weeks recovering from
a leg injury.
p( mm
by David Garth
A turbulent serial story of romance
tumbling over it
V.F.W. Chief Says
Bonus Cash Near
ROSEBURG. Ore., Dec. 9. f.41) J
B. Van Zandt. national commander
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, pre
dicted In a speech here that congress
at its next session will suthorize Im
mediate cashing of the soldiers' bon
us. He claimed enough pledges were
mustered to override the expected
veto, and final action will be register
ed In January.
LOW X.MAS FARES
everywhere
teave any day from Dec. 12 to Jan. 1.
inclusive. Be back by midnight, Jan. 14,
Roundtrips both First Class and Coach
Tourist reduced to tvery S. P. station in
the West. For a fast, comfortable holiday
trip, take the train. Some example fares:
ROUNDTRIPS: Ci.T.rin firilCka
San Francisco $1.0.15 $15.15
Los Angeles . . 19.40 20.05
EASTI Also special holiday roundtrips to
eastern cities, via California. Leave any
day from December 12 to January 1, in
clusive. Return limit, January 31.
J. C. CARLK,
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TERRY WILLETVS
FIST CONNECTED
and when that happened usually a
man hit the floor.
This time it was the floor of the
Coliseo, tough spot of smelly, tropical
Propionoire sun-baked Propionoirc
where sweating natives loaded great
steamers with coffee, where engineers
like Terry schemed new and daring
ways to haul it through the jungles.
In a place like that you had to fight
and Terrys as handy with his fists as
with blueprints, was never one 'd
back. Meet Terry and the others in
LADY
and adventure,
self with action..
Salem High School
To Cost $622,610
SALEM, Dec. 9. (P) The Hoffman
Construction company of Portland
won the award for construction of
the new senior high school building
here with a bid. of S622.610. Tha
school board withheld the right to
change Its plans before the contract
Is presented for signs. cure. Construc
tion was to start within, two weeks.
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