PAOE TWO
MEDFOKD MATTj TRTBUKE. MEDKOHO, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1936.
EE
ELKS
' George EadA, with ar average of 303
pine per game, leads tlx Elks club
bowling to'irnament In Individual
performance according to figures
glvm by tb bovI'Dg committee eov
ering matches up to ch end of lut
week. reaji two. w tb' 3348 pint,
.ed the Oat rt oompetlng group
Eadi alio .ollerted th weekly prize
for high mewh score with a total of
eon pine. Tiom 3 took hlghscore hon
or w(th Kit pins
Turn eur.dlngs end Individual
averages follow:
Team Won Lost
Pins
3330
33 3
3300
3333
8383
3338
Team No.
Team No. 3
Teem No. 1
Team No 6... .
Team No. 8..,
Team No. 9 .
, The highest individual score goes
to Eads wlrn a tota of 609 points
Th highest team scor goes to team
No. 2 with 3346 po'nts.
Total
' Name Oatr.es pins Aver.
Eads
Paske
Murray
Rankin
OUI
3
0
. 8
0
,. a
o
0
nr. o
0
e
o
0
0
0
HI 8
0
8
.. 0
0
(
8
8
3
609
303
863
550
138
183
ISO
180
176
Ssnderson
Cenfleld .
ftsvior
Burroughs
Kresae
V. Strang
LeTlero
Bravton ..
Sherwood -Htusong
.
Bah
York -
Terguson
Lantls ..,...
Bowman
Boone
Beeney
Bui. Is .
B Hart .
173
170
170
170
189
166
166
164
164
163
487
437
163
163
163
137
163
163
149
148
143
Bterma
Watson ....
W Smith .
Webster -
Miller
Coleman
146
143
143
134
133
131
131
133
133
131
436
474
396
893
803
873
867
.Semon .
Claude Holmes ... I
F. fiweeney . , 8
B. Pufj" ... - - 8
Meeker . 8
107
PHOENIX DEFEATS
BULLDOGS 22-18
A UU snd ftst Phoenix high
school basketball team came from be
hind, 17-18, with three minute to go
In their game last night against the
Med ford Junior High Bulldogs and
grabbed a oloee, nlp-and-tuck en
counter, 23-18. The shorter and small
er Juniors had trouble all through
the fast game In taking the sphere
off the backboard, but displayed a
fighting spirit that almost carried
them to victory.
Coach Russell Acblson of the Med
ford school satd today: "I was pleas
ed with their fight and their speed,
but the ball handling was ragged
very ragged. We're going to work all
w-ytk on short passes and block plays
for our Baturdsy game."
The Bulldogs meet the Koseburg
Juniors here Saturday night in en in
teraecttonat encounter which has
aroused much Interest at the Med
ford school.
Ray Henderson's Toy Bulldogs con
tinued their string of Impressive vic
tories by thumping roundly the
Phoenix high second team. 86-10.
The game was a walkaway for the
smaller but more experienced locals.
SAM GIBSOn'rECEIVES
CONTRACT WITH SEALS
ban PHANoryxi Jan s. (,
am Olbson. the Coast league's num
ber one p.Wer in the 1988 campaign,
has a brand new contract In his pock
et tor smith-! season with the cham
pion Seals baseball club. Publicity
Mai Waiter Malta announced, v
O beon. rho won 33 games, lost
four and struck out 131 batters last
Tear, alined wUh President Charley
Graham yes vrdsy alter arriving from
Aouth Caro'tna.
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By Dick Applegate
Imagine Pete Belcastro as a movie
actor I Moat wreetlers are actors at
heart, the way they strut around
after a fall and pretend they aren't
scared to death of the guy they're
wrestling, but moat of them aren't
good enough at It to break Into the
pictures..
Not so. Pet. Re writes to Mack
LUlard: "I haven't bad many match'
es down here, only 16, and won all
of them. I've been working at War
ner Brother Studios the last two
day doubling for Warren William
in a picture caned "aentieman iroin
South Bend." His butler nd he ao
some wrestling and other gym ex
ercise, that I do for him. I'm teach
ing the leading lady a few holds
that ahe Is supposed to throw wu-
llama with. Guess 111 have to do
the foiling for him too.
"Thl 1 the leading lady' first
picture. Her name Is June Orlves.
a pretty brunette. The director aald
he would give me some pictures
with Williams. A soon a he doe
I'll sen you ome. I'm wrestling In
Taft t morrow night and I don't
know frim there." Pete end hi let
ter by mentioning the fact that It
LUlard ha any tough wrestler up
here, he'd be glad to com up nd
polish them off some evening, but
edmlU that he's not ready to come
yet.
Pete's a good wrestler. His attack
is as versatile and awirt a any
we've seen. If he had Prankle Peck's
rugged ability to take It, combined
with hla own lightning drop kicks
and sonnenbergs, he'd be one of
the best wrestler that ever lived.
But with his enthusiasm, he some
times hurt himself more than nl
opponent, particularly when he miss
es one of those drop kick and
lands on hi spine. At that, Ieroy
McOulrk, the light heavy cham
pion who wrestled Pete here, ad
mitted after the match that Pet
hed given him his best battle In a
year.
. Ward Howell, the ex-Normal
giant now playing forward at
Oregon, Is getting more favor
able comment In the press than
any bosketbaH ployer we can
remember. HI picture ha been
taken so many time that be
la In some danger of getting
Klelg eye.
We have never, and dont now.
liked Ward Howell. But we are will
ing to admit that he' on of the
cleverest basketball handler on the
coast. Combined with Sam JJebo
wit -and "Pat" Patteraon, the col
ored tar, Howell la one of th trio
rated the best In the northwest
conference. We, like everyone else
who saw last year' Norml team.
ar at a loss to explain that 40-38
thumping Washington handed them
last week.
"By superior passing, tamlno,
and drive Is In answer." say
Frank Oniric, Associated Press
ports writer who saw the game.
Oorrle aaya: "A itranger compar
ing th two teams In practice
would unhesitatingly pick the
Webfooters. He would point to
the exceptional height, shooting
prowest and speed of the Ore-
gon star, fie would be unable
to aee the determination, ag
gresslveness arid tireless, accur
ate passing of the Huskies."
This might interest Boy Craft and
hla "horleontal boxing team." If
can find a way of getting a few ot
hla boy over to Osrmlsch Psrten
klrchen for th Olymplo game. The
German Olymplo
boxing commit tee look
i j ..... . aim- WHAT
una huvjj.du VVON
(an "A prlae for
every plaos win
ner." Contestants
who dont win
medals next sum- muwbuumB m ateaa
mer will receive limeiiiiill R m
potted oak plants 0j5iM
aa souvenirs. Th plsnts, now grow
ing In a Berlin hot house, will b
peeked so recipients may tske them
home without danger of dsmsge.
We can aee American boxer In the
yeara to com quaverlngly pointing
out to their grandchildren the big
oak tree they won over In Germany.
and the amaaed and lncredulou look
of th kids.
B correctly oorseted la
an Artist Modsl by
Itheiwyn B Hoffmann.
DOKINriHAM'S Ice Ore am Candy
and Party Special rb Creel slfl
So Centre!
TV jC
HOLLIS AND CHICK
TICKET COST CUT
Wrestling Promoter Mack Llllard
announced today that, beginning
next Monday, wrestling price la thl
city wul drop from a 88 cent top
to 76 cent top, with balcony du?ata
reduced from 75 cent to 60 cent.
Thl will not result la smaller cards,
be stated after a telephone oonver-
aatlon with th booking office In
San Ftanctaco, but assured th Mall
Tribune that he will continue to
present three mala event on each
card.
Thl will be the first time In the
history of local wrestling that three
main esenta of the high quality be
ing presented her have geen offered
at that low a price. LUlard said.
The move marks the launching of a
new wrestling season here, with the
best performers now wrestling in Los
Angeles, Oakland and San Francisco
billed to appear here during the
late winter and spring.
Aa an example of the fine cards
h Intends having. LUlard todav an
nounced what he believes hi best
how of th year, with Ken Hollls,
the wild-eyed Arkanaa terror who
baa yet la lose hi first match her,
against Dud Chick. Hollla challeng
ed the winner of the Chlck-Kennas-ton
battle, and Chick ha accepted
the gauntlet. Of all the wrestlers
who have performed here from time
to time, Hollla I believed to be the
dirtiest.
Chick. In winning four straight
bout in Medford, has yet to resort
to foul play, but hi airplane scis
sors, hi flying body butt, his figure
lour spmer web hold, his step-over
shoulder bar and hi Justly famous
isnat" airplane spin will give him
the decided edge In the betting.
Marine Bob Kennaston, pride of
old Hill about to start on a barn
storming wrestling tour of California.
will meet Prank Taylor, big and
handsome Ohio Bute university atar.
in tn middle event. After a aplendtd
showing against Chick last week.
Xennsaton threw away his chances
of victory when he refused to break
a ooeton craD hold and lost on a
foul.
Th opening battle will be an
all-meanl fray, with Tiger Taskoff,
bellicose Bulgarian, tangling with
Max Glover, the unorthodox and
ellghtly shady grappler from De
troit, oiover waa leading Taylor In
their bout last week, relying strong
ly on dirty punch In the clinches,
when Taylor caught him In the mid
riff with a nicely timed flying allrut-
ahot bounce through the rope to
end th battle. ,
SILVERTON, WEST LINN
TOP BASKETBALL LOOP
SILVERTON. Or.. Jan. 39. (AP)
SUverton and West Llnn held top
ranking In the Willamette Valley
Basketball league today. West Linn
previously held sole claim to the top
rung but SUverton'a 36-to-16 victory
over the league leadera here last night
altered the pictur.
Rummage Sale Veb. 1st. at 43 So.
Central, sponsored by Crater Lake
chapter. D. A R.
Oae Mall Trlbuut went ads
YOU AEE HOTITEIJ
to attend
(SatttepilHaF Meetiimg
It Is a day all users of power machinery will want to spend with
us. You will learn of new and better ways of farming, logging,
building dams and roads.
Moving Pictures
You will see the New Diesels in many reels of talking pictures
hauling logs, building roads, working on giant dams, and many
other interesting projects.
Cross Section Cut-Aways
of mechanical features of the Caterpillar Diesel will be on
display for this show only
All user; and operators of tractors or anyone interested in power
machinery are welcome. No charge and no obligations.
Plenty of Entertainment and Education
Lunch Served at Noon
Everything Free
February 5th, 9:30 A. M. to 4 P. M.
HUBBARD-WRAY CO.
BOWLING
Team No. 1, under Captain Earl
Tork, ladled out a atlnglng 8-1 defeat
to Team No. a, under Captain Jim
Murray, at the Elks' bowling alleys
last night. Hugh Rankin of the de
feated team turned In high gam of
tn evening In an effort to turn back
the tide, with a 640. Jack Gill, for
the winners, waa next high with 626
Team No. 4 will roll Team No.
tonight. Team No. 4 Is composed of
Webster, captain; Paske, Deo re. E
Miller, B. Hart and B. Sanderson.
Team No. 6 1 composed of Bur.
roughs, captain; C. Holmes. Sherwood,
M. Hall, Bowman and Semon.
Individual score last night:
Team No. 1
1st 2nd ard Total
Tork 166 131 133 418
131
186
170
164
166
107
163
Gill 1S8
168
180
164
186
107
163
626
Kresse
Hussong
Boone
Meeker
Handicap
Totals
161
521
164
165
, 107
163
483
465
831
456
, 1077 1064
Team No.
1st 2nd
Totals
1038 1049 1083 3171
The smoke House bowler ran
through the Brill Metal Works de
fense last night and took three
games to one. The Rogue Valley
Oolfera won the tlegame and took
Oatea Auto 8 and 1. Playing off an.
other tie game In a postponement
from Friday. Gates Auto ran up three
game to one against the Standard
Roofers Monday night.
Individual scores:
Brill Metal Work
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Hohlweg 186
Campbell 77
310
131
189
143
168
114
160
107
96
173
158
114
658
303
306
489
448
343
Brill 130
Hoey 154
Hltzler 133
Handicap 114
Totals
Rogue Valley Golfers
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Mansfield
p. Clark .
L. dark .
Hsmm6nd -SherwooeT
Handicap .
Totals
1(3
168
166
158
147
87
303
146
148
168
179
118
87
491
I 491
468
494
398
111
. 816 854 783 3453
Gates Auto Co.
1st 3nd
3rd Total
311 657
Dawes
Cannon ,
Moffat -Greene
.
Gates
170
187
147
175
108
177
303
147
173
155
178
171
131
303
66R
466
488
856
Totals
877 854 893 3033
Standard Roofer
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Semon 137 169 136 443
Walsh .190 166 303 557
J. Burroughs 168 181 167 618
Daly 135 187 197 819
3rd Total
Murray 174 147 173 494
Duff 101 111 133 334
Beeney . 153 163 153 466
Strang 143 170 187 4S0
Smith 148 146 148 435
Rankin 180 180 180 540
Handicap 144 144 144 432
. 783 895 807 3485
Smoke House
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Franklin 198 176 177 551
Bereppa 169 166 301 636
Hussong 149 123 157 429
Antle 204 169 183 556
Blms 173 303 166 842
Totals 883 836 884 2603
M 13 13
Totals 843 714 714 3070
Gates Auto Co.
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Daw 166 147 189 601
Cannon . 176 159 163 496
Oreen 158 184 164 451
Oatea 167 333 318 633
Totals
. 680 - 663 738 , 3070
FOR SKI TOURNAMFNT
ON COMING WEEK-END
MOUNT flHASTfV. Jtl. atWfflpl.)
Preparing for the Pacific Coaat ama
teut meet next we-end. February 1
and 3, the Mount EU-aata Snowmen,
whoee wlnte -plawfround la In view
of .he majetlc elopes of Mt Sheata,
are busy a. work pitting the hill
in ehape and preparing the J urn pa
for ,the jomli-g tournament.
The scene of the festlvltlea Is at
Snowman's .ill located on the Mt.
Shutm-Mt. len highway four miles
east of U. 8. highway 09 between
Dunsmuir aia Mount Shasta Olty,
where the "now oundirlons are good
Aside iron the schedule of events.
there will be an ex hi alt Ion of fancy
ikllng by Max Sraubhaar of Switzer
land.
Events are as follows: Classes A.
B. C and D jumping down-hill rac
ing alaum netit?. crca-country race
jf 10 miles fur mn and 6 miles cross
country race for women.
Among eiirle Cruter Lake Ski
cluL Is sending N B Drew, Jr., who
for the past two seasons has won the
cross-country race vt Snowman's hill.
promising earns real competition for
George QuaU-fseon Drew Is bringing
Fred Oiover Mid tean of four others
from Klema-b to foln m the activities.
E,
Friday, January 81, will be the last
day ot fishing In th Rogue river
and Its trlbutarlea, fishermen were
warned today. The season on salmon
la open the year round, but flatting
for other varieties will he barred
from Friday until April 5. except
In the Illlnola river from the dam
Blx miles below oelma, to the junc
ture of th Rogue.
That section of the Illlnola will
be open all during February, at the
end of which month It Trill be closed
with the rest of th stream until
April 6. Salmon fishing at the Rogue
Is not good, but a few are being
taken. Th river 1 atlll high and
muddy.
VOLGAST DOES WALTZ;
FONTAINE GIVEN FIGHT
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 39.JIAP)
Midget Wolgast, 199. Philadelphia.
aroused the Ire of Referee Tom Lout
tlt tn the seventh round of hi bout
with Richard Fontaine, 133, Butte,
because of hi irxsomo boxing meth
ods, and Louttlt awarded the fight to
Handicap
Fontaine. The Portland boxing com
mission withheld Wolgast's eno of the
purse and called a meeting today to
talk things over. In the entire six
and one-half rounds, the willing but
futile Fontaine never landed one good
blow on the clever easterner but. on
the other band. Wolgast refused to
take s chance and open up against
bis opponent. After warning Wolgast
twice to cut loose, , Louttlt stopped
the bout. '
ERNEST EDER, 24,
BLOWS SKULL OFF
HEAVY RIFLE
(Continued Stout Pag On.)
oner Per) took charge of th body.
Beside the abort suicide note, the
young man left a 36-page letter to
friends In Globe, where he had been
working on a cattle ranch, Th let
ter was rambling document, lndl'
eating that the writer was heavily
depressed In spirits, and In 111 health.
He also-Indicated In the document
that h wanted to return to Arleona,
where the climate pleased him, but
was out of fund.
Investigating officer stated that
thi whole top of th skull above
th eyes had been blown off by the
terrlfto Impact of the fatal bullet.
fired from 30-30 title found lying
beside the body, on exploded shell
in the chamber.
Investigation showed that Eder
had lived tn Medford, or In this dis
trict, for several yeara, leaving for
Arizona two year ago. Ke has sev
eral relatives living In Jackson
county.
THREEMlED
Chester Fitch. Jr.. charged with
driving an auto without a muffler,
entered a plea of guilty before Jus
tice of th Peace Coleman. Passing
of sentence was deferred until today.
Frank M. Smith, charged with driv
ing an auto with Improper lights,
plead guilty, and was fined 61 and
coats.
Horace Wilson of Central Point
pleaded guilty to non-poeseslon of a
drlver'a license, was fined 81 and
costs and given time to pay.
4
FOR IAD POST
BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 39. (AP) En
dorsement of Marshall N. Dana, Port
land newspaper man. tor appointment
as United States commissioner of
reclamation to succeed Dr. Elwood
Mead has been extended by Idaho
reclamation lnteresta. Dr. Mead died
Sunday. Dana Is chairman of the
northwest planning commission. The
action In his support was token at a
meeting hers attended by R. B. Scat
terday of Caldwell, Harry Tost of
Boise, and a score of other men
prominent In Idaho reclamation work
Parents! One child in every
four of school age suffers
from defective vision!
Don't let your child
read or study in poor
light. It cause eye
strain, headaches, and
near-sightedness.. Yon
owe it to your child
and to every member
of the family to have
your lighting checked.
Let one of our light
ing experts call on
you with a sight meter
and tell you just how
much light you should
have.
SLAYING OF LOEB
E
(Continued Prom Page One.)
ever lnc I entered the plaoe.M
"Day Is sane, but emotionally un
stable," aald' Dr. John A. Larson,
prison psychlarlst.
"He has been apprehensive for
several ' weeks about possible sex
problems."
While digging into prison secrets
for a motive, the Inquest turned up
a new mystery. Warden Joseph E.
Ragen testified the razor which kill
ed Loeb was not stolen from a cell
house barbershop as was first be
lieved. Day's shocklnjr story of the fatal
battle, shortly after neon yesterday
story which brought a state and
county Inquiry . into prison condi
tions was repeated by Edward Pow
ers, chief Investigator for the Will
county state's attorney.
"Day told me he met Loeb In
the showerroom," Powers related.
'He said they were stripped.
'Loeb then asked him to submit
to an indecent act. Day refused.
Day aald Loeb then came up with
a razor. Day kicked Loeb In the
groin. They fought for several min
utes. Day claims the razor changed
hands several times In the scuffle
at least three times." '
Day's story that Loeb was the
assailant was doubted by some ot
the lnvestlgatcrs, and he was for
mally charged today with murder.
EMIGRANT LAKE
NEAR CAPACITY
Emigrant dam, ' main eouroa of
water supply for the Talent Irriga
tion district, la slightly more than
three-quarters full, being within six
feet of the top, sccordlng to Olen
Arnsplger, general manager of the
Talent and Medford Irrigation dis
trict. Recent heavy rains are cred
ited with filling the reservoir.
Pish lake and Four Mile lake and
the Blatt Prairie Irrigation reservoirs
depend on melting snow and are now
at normal level. The spring run-off
Is expected to replenlsh them. Thirty
five InohesjOt snow, some of It frozen,
Ilea on the ground at Fish lake. The
reservoirs are the main source of
supply for the Medford and Rogue
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River districts, with some flow for
the Talent district.
Manager Arnsplger states that It It
too early to make a prediction on the
Irrigation water supply, but that pres
ent conditions are on a par with last
year.
The recent rains added some water
to reserovlrs. but their chief value
was In soaking the ground and rais
ing the water table.
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refuse Cltv Sanitary Service
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