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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1936, Washington found Southern Call, fornla a fairly easy mark. Tailing the lead at the end of the first six minutes, Washington held It, Stanford and Southern California will play an exhibition preliminary to the Oregon State-Washington game. PETE FACES PECK FANDOM RANDOM By DICK APPI.EOATE Pete Belcsstro. Paclflo eout Junior rxeavywelgnt wrestling cnempioa, win meet Ftsnkle Peck, globe-hiking San Pranclscan and exponent of the skull cracking headlock, on the main event at toe Armory next Monday night. Promoter Mack Lilian! announced to day. Peck, who watched Belcaatra wres tle In Bollywood several weeks ago, has demanded that the champion put up his championship belt lor the tussle, but this Belcastro has re fused to do, aaylng that enough money would Be tne oniy conaiue tlon under which he would risk the Both men ire well liked In this city. Belcastro employs a vastly au- f.rAnr. Tin. Jttvle. COHStsntlV borlhg Into an opponent and attempting one hold alter anotner until ne unus cue which hurta his enemy. Peck, on the other hsnd, Is the rugged type who preters to let his opponent dish It out while waiting his own turn to gst bis lavorlte the headlock. Peck la also partial to the hammerlock and arm bars, and occasionally uses jiu Jltsu holds. Norman Mack, who lost lsst Mon day to Belcastro only after a, terrlllc struggle, will match tricks with Dr. Bsrney Cosneck, University ol Illi nois graduate and doctor o philoso phy. Promoter Llllard, advised that many ol the fana doubted that Mack Is of the alze he claims to be (165 pounds), offered to weigh the Okla homa n in public. Mack himself, re sentful of the Implication that be oan't take care of himself In any company, has vowed that he will flatten Cosneck as a gesture of his own ability, In short order. Prince Mlhsllkas, Arabian noble man, who defeated Awful Al Karaslck In their bout this week, will meet big Joe Marsh In the curtain raiser. The prince asked that the publlo be as sured that his camel lock, with which he almost permanently dis abled Karaslck, Is not his only pun ishing hold, and promised that he would unveil several Just as Impres sive against Marsh. Marah himself, who exhibits a strange unlnterested ness In his wrestling while applying a bona bending hold, hsd nothing to say of his chances of eliminating Mlhallkas. The opener and the middle bout will be under the Australian round system, with the Belcastro-Peck af fair under the American system of two out of three falls. PORTLAND BASEBALL BOOSTER HEAD NAMED PORTLAND, Ore., March aa. (AP) Mayor Joseph Carson appointed Frank. E. Bacon, sporting goods store executive, as chairman of tha Port land Daw ball Boosters' club. "While It la not difficult to got Portland fans Interested In the Port land nine, It la a Job getting them organised to the point where they will back concerted drives to pro mote the Beavers," the mayor an Id. The Ashland high school nae decid ed to take up track this year, stepping Into line with the other three major high schools of southern Oregon O rant Pass, Klamath Palls and Med ford. At a, recent turn-out at the school, 20 aspirants declared their In tention of seeking honors In that sport, while 35 boys signed for base ball and 45 gave tennis the nod. A track team of 20 men Isn't a very big truck tram, but If the men are all good In their divis ions, 20 men can get In the hair of any track comiietltlon. Accord ing to our Klamath rails Inform ant, nearly every other kid In that school turns out for track at the start of the season. Of course, the squad has to be rut several times but everyone bos a fair chance to produce If they can, and Klam ath usually has a squad of 50 for the early stason work. Track Is one sport that anyone can compete In. Some of the most lm probable looking men turn out to be good track stars. Take Eldon Orow, of the Med ford track team, for ex ample. Not that Grow Is Improbable looking at all; he has a fine physique. but he's big and heavy. No one would ever pick him for a high Jumper and yet he cleared the bar at five feet eight Inches last week to take high In the meet, and yesterday won the trial evente for the Kerby meet at five feet six lnchea, using a roll. bergs, or flying tackles, would be af fective In eliminating an opponent in stead of just resulting In a gentle roll that usually spilled him out on the floor, Now's his chance. Ed Klrtley, backlaid coach at the high school, la an ex-wrestler himself. and has promised to show Francis the ropes. With spring football getting underway at the school soon aa the sun cornea out, he'll have a good obanos to show Peck bow to crack rlba like the football stars do. 25 TRACK STARS GOING TO KERBY We took a run down to Emigrant lake the other day to see how tne water looks for the Easter outboard races to be staged by the 20-30 club. The water aeems to be almost to the brink of the dam. The little house out In the middle Is completely covered, snd the few trees growing (or not growing) from the bottom are now out of sight. The course should be In fine shape for the meet. Either nobody reads this stuff, or nobody knows who changed the name of take Elizabeth to Emi grant lake, for we've had no reply to our query on the subject. e ftprtng rnothall and baseball are back in mothballs, until the wea ther clears, at the high school, both are warm weather sports and Coach rtowerman has ruled thumbs down on any chances of the players catching colds from romping around In the northern breezes. Francis Patrick Peck wUl be back next week, to meet Pete Belcastro on the top spot at tho Armory. Both men are extremely good at the box offloe, snd one of the biggest crowds of the year will be there to wstch them mix. It's peculiar, but those two are the only grapplers visiting Medford that we've really become acquainted with, and we like them both. They're fine boys. But It's going to be a bad spot to sit there and watch them try 'to remove each other's ears or srms, and not be able to bawl "elasy," or "mus- ole-head" at either of them. It looks though we'll have to confine our displeasure to Referee Prlsble, al though we like him too. Tek, tak. Before he left here Peck stated that one thing he was going to do If he over found the chance, was to learn to hit a football line In SDDroved fullback style, so that his sonnen- BOWLING The Standard Roofers handed the Plche Hardware bowrrog team an other of their regular beatings last nignt when they turned In a S-l win. Tonight the Brill Metal and Abbey Motors teams vie, and the Rogue Valley Golfers tangle with the Mall Tribune trundlers. Summary of last night's games: Plche Hardware Co, 1st 3nd 3rd Total . 123 114 117 354 . 132 in 126 435 , 111 145 165 421 . 107 114 139 360 . 159 193 149 601 . 73 Al. Plche Predette B. Plche Bullls Palmer Handicap 73 78 Totals 70S 816 769 2290 standard Roofers 1st 2nd 3rd Total Walsh .. 189 176 178 Deuchler 130 173 160 Semon 119 127 168 Burroughs 167 141 Daly 151 161 156 124 544 463 402 459 471 Totals . 766 803 770 233S AT McMINNVILLE, Ore., March 26. (AP) Coach Henry Lever of Un- fleld college named 10 men on the list for 1039 basketball awards, In cluding Lloyd Morris of Eugene and George Harrington of Medford. Rubs Brown of Medford was cited for a freshman basketball honor. 3 Midget Psotos 100. PEAX3LEVB Twenty-five Medford high school track sura will leave by auto Friday morning for Kerby, where they will tangle with the high school there in the first lnterscholastlc meet for Medford In years. Time trials were held here yesterday to select the traveling squad, but Coach Bower- man stated that the results will ap ply only t to this meet, with every student in school still eligible to try out for the team. Lewis took first In the 100-yard dash, with Ettlnger and Verbtck coming In next. Oroaby, who had qualified earlier, will accompany these three In the dash division. The same men finished In the same order In the 230 aprlnt. Bowman was seeded In the low and high hurdles and did not run. In the trial races over these, cb stacles, Luther, Evans and Root fin ished In that order In the low Jumps, while Luther and Horner took the money in the high hurdles. Llnnell and wrlght finished first and second In the 440; Doty, Werner and Barker led lu tt.e 880, and Davidson and Todd finished first and second in the mile run. Stocks was seeded In this race. In the field events, Ettlnger and Bayllas took broad jump honors, and Grow, Richardson and Curry won the right to compete In the high Jumps. Doty, Evans and Horner were chosen for the pole vault, with Bus ay, Earhart and Orow to compete In the shot-put. Eric k son, who tossed the discus 90 feet, will represent the school In that event. The relay team will prob ably be lead off by Bowman, with either Crosby or Verblck running second, Ettlnger third and Lewis anchor man. All of those who qualified yester day will make the trip. Private cars will be used to haul the team to Kerby, and the squad will return tomorrow night. AT OJAI, Cal., March 29. (Spl.) When John B. Kirk returned to OJsJ last week from Medford, Ore., there Tame along with him Eddie Simmon of the northern city, bound for a visit to his friends here, the McCormlcks. Being keen on golfing, he took the EROY LI IN RIFLE SHOOT Pete Pomeroy took first place at the Kifle club Indoor ahoot last night, with M. C. Qleason outrank ing Waddell In offhand ahootlng to place second. X. H. Poraeroy and lvaQ Waddell turned In perfect targeta In prone position, esch scoring 100. Fol lowing the regular practice aeeslon a number of luck targeta were fired at. providing entertainment for all and profit for several. Sunday morning the 60-yard and 100-yard practice will be held on the outdoor range. Individual scores last night: Pr. OH El Tl .a. fsra fl BliEeiMllslllltLA UlgJrW Pete Pomeroy .. M. 0. Oleason Ivan Waddell Ul Lull It. L. Edwards Id Lull H. . Rlnsbarger Otto Howard ' John Wolf 0. R. Richmond . Ray Watklna D. Smith -. I. H. Pomeroy A. Taylor Nate Smith Fred Sander t. O. Daley Stanley Boggs Lew Conger C. Ouches . Dee Hendrlckson. John Clark V. A. Turpln Sid Newton, Sr. Sid Newton, Jr. 98 99 100 97 96 97 99 96 9 91 96 S3 100 M .3 93 86 92 95 89 65 73 75 1 79 86 81 80 77 74 74 71 72 78 76 70 66 60 63 66 66 58 51 46 47 69 63 38 31 31 rsM3flnHi lO South Fir Street EXPANDS WRESTLING tlv the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS Jim Londos, 204, Oreece. threw Leo Dsnlel Boone Ssv age, Kentucky, 345, 14:30. WORCESTER, Mass. Tvon Robert. 220. Montreal, defeated Vic Chriaty. Cleveland, two straight falls, I TWO CONVENIENT ENTRANCES N order to give our many patrons and friends better service, we have added more booths and a wine depart ment. You will find one of the most complete displays of Beer, Wines, Mixers, and Lunch Goods In Southern Oregon. La. MIXERS Mma, Rickey Gingor Ale sparkling Water Royal Fizs Grenadine Sloe Gin Mint Julip Manhattan Silver Fits flrat opportunity to try out ths Coun try club links here, where be made a first round score of 76. The OJal course Is a difficult ens, and many a fine golfer Is proud If be breaks 90 on the first trial. Young Mr. Simmons (he is only 19) Is a protege of Jsck Hueston, for mer Medford "pro 'snd of H. Chand ler Egan, noted golfer. A bright fu ture In golfing haa been predicted for young Simmons. Hs won the southern Oregon championship two years ago. Hs leaves for the north at the end of the week. SEATTLE TAKES LEAD IN HOCKEY PLAYOFFS SEATTLE, March 28. (AP) Stag ing a scoring rsmpage In the second period, the Seattle Seahawka defeated Vancouver, 8 to 3, last night In the third game of the Northwestern Hockey League playoffs to take a two-game to one lead In the series. The fourth game will be played Friday night in Vancouver. ARE SURVIVORS IN OLYMPIC TRY-OUT SEATTLE. March 36. (AP) With Stanford's mighty Indians knocked from the running, Oregon State and the University of Washington will fight It out here tonight for the right to play In the national Olym plo games trials next week tn New York. The Oregon State Beavers, In an astonishing upset last night, ran up a score of 33 to 23 over Stanford which only two weeks ago won the Pacific coast conference crown by taking two straight games from the Washington Huskies. Washington won the right to meet the winner of the Stanford-Oregon State game by a 41 to 27 victory over Southern California earlier In the evening. Oregon State dug deep Into Its strstegy bag and had the Indians baffled most of the route. A snail like, take-your-tlme, stalling per formance threw the coast champions off their stride at the outset. Even the senatlonal Hank Lulsettl, Stan ford's "polnt-a-mtnute-man." could not get going. He hsd but 13 field shots In the game and sunk only two of these. A pair of gift tosses gave him a 6-polnt total. Coming out for the second period cn the long end of an 8 to 7 count, the Beavers shifted to a fast-breaking game with ill-success. When the Indians pulled In front, 16 to 16, Oregon State promptly slid Into low gear, recovered the lead and clung to It. The final 10 minutes aaw the staters add ateadlly to their margin. Wally Palmberg, who set a new scor ing record for a northern division season this year, was high-point man with 13. SOFTBALL TEAMS L Arrangements for the city league softball schedule for this year will be drawn up at a meeting of all prospective teams tonight, at 7:30, at the Office Stationery and Supply company store across from the Rlalto theatre, It has been announced. &im Col ton. In charge of the ar rangements, haa announced that those teams planning on entering must have a representative at the meeting for no applications will be considered after tonight's pow-wow, he said. 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