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PAGE TWO UEPFOTCP MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFOiiD, OR EG OX. TUESDAY. JANUARY 28, 1936 wnggH.iBifwiynf?w,y iff JM INNING T Dude Chick, by virtue of the fact that Bob Konnaston doesn't know good thi'.ic when he aees It, ti atlll tops in Iocs wrestling circles after having wir ttotp hr Oold Hill mcn- ace. on ( ff -U, the popular top. liner of ,t4 , iltfbt'i three-star card at the Armory. Chick took the first fall with bear hug to weaken Kennaston. then a rolling scissors and his own inter pretation of the spider web hold, a complicated figure 4 leg scissors. In exactly 80 minutes. Taking the ag gressive most of the way, Chick couid sot get the wary ex-marl ne Into his dangerous lariat spin, nor could ne line Kennaston up for his sensational flying shoulder butt, but using a dy ing leg scissors and a step-over shoul der spread he had Kennaston almost helpless on two occasions. Kennaston confined his offenrlve efforts to rabbit punching, slugging and drop-kicking, launching at least ten aerial attacks, none of whtcb hit Chick, After heaving his heavier op ponent out of the ring. Kennaaion hauled him back by the legs and ap plied a Boston crab which Chick broke. The marine applied another Boston crab shortly afterward. Chick signaled he was down, and Referee Bay Friable spent the next several minutes trying to pry the tenacious Kennaston loose, finally awarding 'he fall and the bout to Chick on a foul when Kennaston refused to brcax. The match was Interesting all the way through, Chick displaying several complicated and punishing holds new TRU MI mad a with nOOD RIVER "GM'Mmnil . nppiiE BRnnoa If you wont to taste a perfectly dl!ghlfur'oldfash!onod"uio"OId Dellclous"Apple Brandy ai a boie. V makM smoother, richer, nor mallow tfrfnk than wMikts at a hlghsr prlc. That' b-eout It's dlilllUd from ths ulc sf sound, ripe Hood Rlvsr apptw famous (or flavor. 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There was no fall In the ftrat round of the Australian ayetem match, with Olover sewing Taylor in hammerloeka, and then Jumping on the folded ei bow of hla enemy to make the lock more effective. Friable repeatedly warned Olover against the practice, but with little effect. Taylor took the first fall In the second round, with flying head scis sors snd a roll. Two minutes of wrest. ling In the third round found Taylor tightly trussed In an octupua hold which It took Friable to break. Frls ble'a part was not appreciated by Olover. In the next round, aa Olover In sisted on choking and slugging, at well aa biting. Friable took a few wal lops at his head, which Olover re turned In kind. A wild exchange Be tween Friable and Taylor resulted with Taylor walloping one or the oth er Indlsorlmlnstely aa they raged past. Friabta had all the best of It, snd the first scrimmage ended with Ttylor stuffing Olover over the edge of the ring with his feet. Several mora tussles ensued between the referee snd Olover, with the De troit meanle finally chucking Taylor out of the ring while Friable was get ting up off the floor. Taylor, boom ing back Into the ring with a allug shot, flattened Olover for the count with a head butt to end the bout. Tiger Taskoff of Bulgaria hammer- locked hla way to win over Tuffy Cleet In the opener, when he forced the New Yorker to give up for two falla. Cleet took the first with body slams In two minutes, but after an exchange of slams, punches, gouges and klcka lost the next two. In thU bout also Friable Joined the festivi ties, and exchanged punchea with Taskoff several times. The bouts were ruled the beat of the winter season, with science rough-houselng, slugging snd nesr rioting enough to satisfy everyone ir the house. 1 BT. FALLS CAGERS DEFEAT EAGLE PL BUTTE FALLS, Jsn. . (Bpl.) They play fast basketball In tills district. The Butte Falla Loggera continued their march toward the county secondary championship last night by gulpfug the Eagle Point high school Cheesemakera, 93-18. Leading 13-S at half time, Butte Fal'.s lost two stars In the last halt on personal fouls In ths rough, fast game when Abbott and W. Conley were ruled out, but the Pointers were too far behind to take an ad vantage. Eagle Point failed to make a field goal during the first half. The Logger: B squad thumped the Esgls Point B outfit 90-4, to effec tively bottling up the Pointers that they failed to make a single field goal during the game, taking all their makers on gift tosses. Summary, Varsity squsda: Butte Falls Eagle Point Ting (5) () Throckmortin W. Conley (4K....F. (0) Harnlsh Abbott (7) C W Smith O. Conley (8) O (0) Marshall Chambers (0) .....O (9) Osllup Subs: Eagle Point, Luak: Butte Falla, Pope (1), Bralnard (1). B Squads: Butte Falls Eagle Point Tungat (31 F (1) Waddell Bralnard () .-..F (0) Baker Palmer (II) ....0. (3) A. Andre Spencer (3) ..aw (0) P. Andre Baker (0) O (0) Lamb Subs Eagle Point: Baker, Cham berlain (1), Leigh. LONG SHOT PAYS $143 ON $2 MUTUEL TICKET LOB ANGELES, Jan. 28. i4 Cor. malne, a-year-old maliten filly, Uih pct under the wire In the first race at Santa Anita park Monday to pay 1 143 00 for a 13 ticket, the highest price ao far thin station. She pat aas.SO to place and M.40 to ahow. Not Aftleep van second, pay ing aa flO and 2 20, and Brass Bottle. third, paid 13 80. Don't Ptorgat . . . You oan get Safety Depoait Boiea at LAWRENCE ) Opwn from 8 00 to 6 SO TRIAL OFFER R.jrnold, Tobacco Company Wlnaton-Saiam, North Carolina WsffihfttWMsia MeiA . ' wrong In what ws'vi told you about P. A, Urn. Princs Albert's got ths goods. Top-quality tobaccos with the "bits" taken out, "Crimp cut Picked la tm. And around &0 pipeful in every tla. More men prefer Prlnos Albert thsa any other brand. Thars'a a reason. Dis cover It at our risk. HUSKIES CENTER SEATTLE, Wash., ian. 28. (AP) Tnirty-one points scored against Ore gon during the week end gave Ralph Bishop, University of Washington center, the top average In the north ern division Pacific coast conference basketball scoring race today. Bishop, twelfth In the standing lsst week, collected 19 points Friday night snd 10 more Saturday to gain a frac tional edge over big Ward Howell. Oregon forward, who was shoved down a notch into the runner-up po sition. The Husky tip-off man has piled up 44 points In four contest for an 11 -point average, while Howell, who had averaged 13.3 In ills first j three games, added 17 against Wash lngton to his total of 64 ana an aver- i age of 10.8. i ' The leading scorers Included : Bishop, Washington ....... Howell, Oregon ... Palmberg, O. S. O, Llebowltz, Oregon w. Holstlne. W. S. C. Tuttle, O. B. C. Lover) eh, Washington Nelson, W. S. C Wagner, Washington Folen. O. 8. C H Patterson, Oregon Fisher, Idaho - W. Jones, Oregon Oeraghty, Idaho . EKge, Washington ROSS TECHNICALS HALPER IN EIGHTH PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 38. (UP) Welterweight Champion Barney Ross last ntght launched his campaign to make $100,000 In 1038 by scoring ft technical knockout over rugged Lou Halper of Newark, N. J., In the eighth round of their scheduled lb-round at Convention hall. Ross' title was not at stake. Although the 147-pound king's first apearance of the year was bril liant, he received only about 90,000 for his work. Near sero weather held the crowd down to about 7,600, half the hall's capacity. , Referee Frank Knarsborough halted the bout after 2:80 of the eighth to save the game Newark -battler from further punishment. FOE WITH WHO SWING OAKLAND. Oal., Jan. 28. (UP) King Levlnsky, fading fish peddler from Chicago, bounoed a wild under hand swing off the Jaw of "Butch" Rogers, 183 pounder from Los Angeles snd Honolulu, to win by a knockout In the fourth round of their sched uled 10-round main event at Oakland auditorium last night. Rogers, former army private who scored knockouts In five recent fights, took the first round from Levlnsky, who weighed 303 pounds for the bat tie. COUNTY JURY LIST The county court yesterday com peted preparation of the annual Jury Hat for Jackson county. It Includes between 300 and 380 names. The list must be completed and In the hands of the county clerk before Feb ruary 1. The first Jurors drawn from the list will be for the February term of the circuit court, which starts Mon day. February 24. V i w .w ..t-.,f?--r f-. lllMMlM.Ol. wmmi so i-l . ' i a (rfrnt ( - f I ' I I - " TO PLAY PHOENIX Run Achlson's booming Junloi high Bulldogs, swinging Into mid- season form wltlvonly two games lost this season, will meet the reputed'. strong Phoenix high school five on the Junior high floor tonight. The Bulldogs have dropped games with the Jacksonville and Central Point high schools, but with rapid Improve ment In their most recent games are expected to hand Phoenix a waxing tonight. "The team Is Improving fast," Acnl son stated today, "and If they play the kind of ball they have played at times this year, they should win.' Rsy Henderson's fmahy little Toy Bulldogs, 7th and 8th graders from the Junior high, will tangle with the second squad from Phoenix In the first game of the double header. The first game will start at 7 o'clock. with the main game to follow an hour later. o FO FT PF TP 14 18 8 44 Av. 11.0 10.8 10.3 83 8.0 7.7 7.8 7.0 8.0 6.8 6.8 8.8 6.8 8.1 4.7 6 6 . 8 . 8 4 FIRST RIFLE TEST A record turn-out was present tor ths first shoot of ths season of the Medford National Rifle club In the Armory basement last night when well over , 1000 rounds of ammuni tion were blasted away. Of the large crowd present, 20 entered the main shoot. In which Ed Lull grabbed high honors with 344 out of a pos slzle 400. Officers of ths club were on hand to keep a weather eye on prospective team ahooters, and stated last night that several promising newcomers lined up at the targets. Due to the fsct that the Indoor range la to bo laid with concrete this week, there will be no club meeting next week, It waa an nounced. , On the following week, Monday, Vebruary 10, the club will again assemble, with room for twice os many bombers. Scores turned In last night: Ed Lull E. H, Pomeroy .. WM... O. A. Sender .... O. R. Richmond H. B. Rlnsbarger Pete Pomeroy 344 334 320 326 323 319 318 314 302 207 29S 290 2KB 379 277 283 267 265 296 F. Snndrr Ray Watklna I. Waddell M. o. Qleason ,w... Al Perry R. L. Edwarda L. Norman t. C. Daly ... J. Groves , . HM?ho Syd Newton Lew Conger A. Guches ...... Gordon Watklna Use Mnll Tribune want ada ict mm 'i lVlost Evervo Most Everyone Prefers -4 n SNIDER, S ICE CREAM Fancy Valentine Bricks nnd Individual Mold. Also all our regular delicious flavors in bulk Ice Cream. PHONE 203 FANDOM RANDOM By Dick Applegate Tiger Taskoff, belligerent Bulgar ian wrestler, has docked his bristly moustache and emerged last ntght with a clean phle. The Tiger has had a tough time with that cookie duster. He started out with one of these long, flowing handlebar adorn ments, calculated to set htm aside in the ring. His opponents, he dis covered, set him aside by grabbing the beer strainer and swinging htm around by It, which pleased him not one lota. So then he had It cut down to ring size, so It looked like a mous tache but afforded no hand holds. After winning a match In Los Ang eles a very chaining young lady said she'd kiss the Tiger for his efforts If It weren't for that horrid old moustache. Tearing up to his room with & speed he seldom exhibits In the ring, he broke out the razor and whtsked M the brush and returned to the lobby. Our lniormant dtdn't tell us whether the young lady waa still there or not. The Tiger won't mention. In fact he'll probably try to kill us for doing so. The point is that when he return ed to the ring the next week, he'd lost that intangible something known ss ring "color," and hsd to let the brush grow again. Now he's shaved it sgaln (Medford gals hav ing nothing to do with it he waa shaved clean before he got here). We didn't notice that the Tiger had lost much of his inimitable person ality, but the crowd knows best. Man Mountain Dean, the bewhlsk- ered gtsnt who has been Jumping on other wrestlers for some time snd has become a great drawing csrd, is a fslr example of the ballyhoo qualities- of a fine set of face hair. He used to be known as Soldier Dean, and was a pretty lousy wrestler. He's atlll a pretty lousy wrestler (Sblnu- chl Shlkuma haa licked him with ridiculous ease at least twice), but hts whiskers have set him aside from the rest ol the flock, and he's getting rich at tho game. Dean halls from Brooklyn, too, not the Kentucky mountains. His manager thought that a growth of beard and a change or nativity would work wonders, and It did, , The predicted ahakeup of the jredford basketball team has come. Coach Bill rtowernian Inst nlelit ripped both Ms varsity and "Sophomore Shocks" teams wide open, rearranged them, and started them on competitive ' practice sessions for spots on the starting lineup against Grants Pass this week-end. As operating last night, the senior tcsm was made up of Hayes (a soph- omoro) at center, VsnDyke and Lewis at forwards, and Baker and Llndley at guards.. That lineup finds only two men left from the former starting team Baker and Lewis with Baker shifted back to his former guard post aiicr playing forward agalnat Ash land. "Stretch" EUlnger and John Dickinson are both out of school. Ettlnger to graduate and Dickinson to work. The Shocks, a squsd that Bower men rstes on a par with the older men, will be Grow at center, McKee, Chllders, Bowman or Verblck at for wards, and Bob Ettlnger, Santo and Werner at guards. The senior team will start k .Ci ftA. V iv& S3 most of the fames, with the sophomores to replace them at every opportunity that Bower man sees. The sophomores will probably enter the games as a unit, rather than one man at time. This week the two teams will fight for the starting post Both squads play practice games this afternoon, ths sophomores meet ing the Central Point high school and the seniors tangling with the Blue Raiders. BOWLING Jack Blena' lk Club team took three points from Captain Brayton's cohorts In their bowling match last evening. Team No. 1 will roll Team No. i. tonight. Team No, Is composed of: i or, captain: am, Kresse, Hussong. Boone and Meeker. Team No. 3: Murray, captain; Rankin. V. Strang, Beeney, W. Smith and R. Duff. Monday reaulta: Team No. 3 Totals Brayton (3) 168 14 177 489 Eade 161 181 194 866 Ferguson 182 182 182 488 D. Watoon 148 146 146 438 Coleman 124 131 88 353 L. Duff 118 146 141 40S Handicap 167 167 167 801 ToUls 1074 1079 1085 3238 Team N?, a Totals Blerma 165 160 159 474 Canfleld 173 173 173 818 LeClero " 198 -180 131 507 Bullls- ... 123 158 153 433 Sherwood 151 160 158 469 Lantls (3) 301 163 183 495 Handicap 185 165 166 495 Totala . Tesm No. 1163 1157 1070 3389 8 wins 1 point. Team No. S wins 3 points. Roosevelt's Kin Takes Own Life EL PASO. Tex.. Jan. 28. (UP) Paul R. Forbes, 75. wealthy uncle, by marriage, of President Franklin O. Roosecelt, was found dead last night in the kitchen of hla six-room apart ment here. He had been killed by a bullet fired Into the roof of hla mouth. Coro ner M. D. Ward returned a verdict of aulclde. Forbes and hla wife, who waa a sis ter of Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt the president's mother, have, lived apart for the past 15 years, according to acquaintances. LOST A Golf Ball FOUND -A Mystery s A dubbed shot had sent Bobby's ball over the cliff. Bobby, peering disgustedly after it, drew back in shocked surprise, hurried down to what he saw below, found himself enmeshed in a tangled web of mystery, adventure tnd romance. w THE BOOMERANG CLUE by Agatha Christie Is the story of what happened when Bobby and Lady Frances Derwent refused to accept the coroner's Jury verlict of "accident" as an explanation of the tragedy on the golf course. In their role of amateur detectives this lively young couple soon found need of all the inspiration and quick-wittedness they could command. The climax is startling, the story throughout entertaining, expertly told. Don't Miss This Gripping New Serial! BEGINS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH IN THE Medford Mail Tribune WILLIE HUNTER TAKES SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 38. (AP) Slender Willie Hunter of Los Ang eles, . vetersn or many golfing cam paigns but never before a big money winner, headed for home today with the title of San Francisco match play open champion and a check tor 81,675 In his pocket. The 43-year old professional claim 00 top money in me sunn annual tournament here with a 4 to 3 vic tory over Willie Coggln, San Fran cisco, in yesterdsy's 36 hole finals. Hunter completed the 16 holes of the afternoon round five atrokes un der par. the. result of a deadly put ting eye. excellent recoveries . and long tee ahota. He clinched the match on the 34th green when he dropped a 30 foot chip shot for a birdie 3 to Cog gin's par 4. Par for the Lake Merced course la 35-3773. , Hunter qualified last Friday with 71-71143 while Ooggln entered the match play through rounds of 73 and 70. Hunter won his first match from Ky Laffoon of Chicago, 3 and 1 and defeated Craig Wood. New York, on the 19th in the semi-finale. Coggln'a first. round victim was Jim my Thomson of Ridgewood. N. J., whom he defeated 3 and 1 and he entered the flnsls by eliminating Ray Mangrum, Los Angeles. 3 and 1. . Ooggln receipted for (837.50 aa his share of the purse. WILL BE ORGANIZED A meeting of the charter membera of the Young People's Townsend club is called for next Thursday evening at the K. p. hall for the purpose of forming the organization nd sending for the chsrter. The need of this organization has been felt for some time, It Is said, as the young people are not repre sented In the older folks' clubs. The membership list has been ready for .31 soma tome hu tdue to unavoidable Incldenta the organizing has been de Isyed. ' District Organiser . William Berry will have charge of the organizing work. 4 Keep The Change ONTARIO, Calif., Jan. 38 (AP) Hheld up by a motoring robber, Theodore Lockwood, s pedestrlsa, handed ever his cash six cents. Re turning the penny to Lockwood. th. robber kept the nickel and drov. away. GENUINE OLD FASHIONED APPLE JACK BRANDY Carefully distilled and f lowly aged in heavy oak barrels FULL 90 moor OLil 5PEA5: Fine Old Apple BranV OIL All Brands Any Amount . TEL. 631 Medford Fuel Co. a MM I j 4 m smokes are on us ix you ssy wears cover it at our risk, fringe Albert rnr ths ladles: KMKU ' 'f a?ftlaalisail ' Y jft THK NATIONAL JOYSMOKI 5-f i
