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IfEDFORB MAIL TRIBTWE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 29. 1936. Beavers Blanked, 2 to 0 by Rejuvenated Sacs in Coast Opener CHAMBERS'. HOLDS MIGHTY HITTERS TO PAIR OF Superb Pitching Marks First Games Seals, Angels and Oaks Grab Wins. (By United Pres.) Superlative early eaon pitching performance tent the Pacific coast league off to a tlylng etart in open ing day game Saturday on four Cal ifornia battlefield. The best performance of the day wa turned In by Johnny Chamber of the mueh-deplaed Sacramento Colon. Facing Portland' array of lugger, Johnny yielded only two hit and shut out the Beaver. 3-0. Bill Posedel, Beaver ace, aleo pitched well, giving seven hit. Another hurling duel wa presented at San Franclsoo where the Seal, defending champion, defeated the Mission Bed, 8-1. Sam Olbson, lead ing moundsman In 1938, took up where he left off last fell by giving the Bed alx hit. Walter Beck. Ml lon right-hander who won 83 game laet year, also pitched well, but the Seal, aided by Boroja'a homer, bunched their hit In mid-game to wee WlUle Ludolph of Oakland .trengthened his claim to .being the "Matty of the minors- by hurling the Oak. to a 6-1 victory over Dutch Beuther' Seattle Indian. I"!' one of the league', real veteran, had everything In holding Mike Hunt and h mate? to four hit. Howard Crag head started and Lucas finished for the Indians. The klck-ofl gam. at U was a slugging duel between the Inelt and th San Diego Padres. ThT toam7tartd the attack with Wo runTeach In the first Inning. tZi came a eerie, of scoreless frame. tSTfWwort. took up again in to. fifth. Three pitcher, worked or th. Angel, who won 7-8. and two for S St year'. Hollywood team. r Soud. Overhanging the field and threatening rain. B At Oakland: ' 4 Seattle , a i 07uc;-.T-B.l.r. spin- del; Ludoipn B. H. . 1 60 At Ban Prancleoo Mission. Seal. 'w! B"eS'and SprW". and Monzo. B. H. B- .o a i .. a i At Sacramento: Portland Sacramento and Brucker; Chamber. and Head. B. H. IS- . t u a . i u l DcSautels; At Lo Angeles: San Diego -. Ijos Angeles ThomaV r,. -Veltmsn. Well.. Home .K1TTENBALL PLAY t.13 8 TEAMS TO VIE Over 80 klttenball enthusiast met the last of the week to are P.-- -i.i.i...m leamie. With Plsy to get under w.y at 6:15 Monday jught. April IS. All of the teams will assemble that night, It was de . Hrawina to determine which four teams will start the schedule off. t- .i HnMMi to levy a o admission charge for each team, the money to be used in taaing car. incidental expenses Incurred, with u. h.ina in ha used In feting the two top teams at the end of the year. 8.m Colton, head of the league thl. season, hs announced that Interest In sonnaii is ai - nttj. thnn anv time In the put 10 year.. All of the Warns that have .ignea nave .iron. f--i- and at the present date Colton foresee no weak team.. One extra team appeared at the recent meeting to present an appli cation, Colton ald, but It was voted to reject the offer rather than throw the balance of the league off renter. Th. Jennlnn. Tire team and the Office Boy., winner, and runner-up last year, have ag.ln .Igned. Lam port and the Christian Church en tries are also back, with four new teams. The four ar. the General Petro leum outfit, the only oil company team to be In th. loop thl year: the Toggery, with a fast club: West, ern State Grocery, which recently established a headquarter. In Mcd ford and the Headquarter. Detach ment of th CCO. Headquarter, w.s willing to enter two team., but 'It wa. ruled th.t one teem would be stronger and would offer a more powerful link In the leagu. chain. All of the gsme. will be played at the Van Heoyoe field of the Junior high nchool, on We.t Second .treet. Thl. field I. large enough to accommodate two game at once, the yetem that will be mployed In running th season', game.. BERKELEY, Calif.. March 88. AP Scoring e.sy flr.t place In 10 of th 18 event, track and field athlete of the Olympic club opened their season here tody with a Wt to 68(4 victory over University or California'! Golden Bear. UNDERWAY APF v PETE-PECK BOUT With two Medford favorites match ed in the main event tomorrow night when Pete Belcaatro and Pranlcle Peck tangle at the Armory, the beat ahow or the year la promleed by Pro moter Mack LI Hard. Belcaatro, Pa cific coaat Junior heavyweight cham pion, haa refused to risk his crown but haa granted that If Peck pute up a stiff battle with prospects for a strong gat at a future data, he will put up the belt In return bout, peck, who has been away from the city for several weeks wrestling In Loo Angeles, Hollywood and San Francisco, claims to have picked up several new holda to combat the big Italian's new rope-awing and other grips. Peck was the first man to defeat the obstreperous Ken Hoi 11a In this city. He haa never met the Italian champion In the ring, but haa seen him work In Los Angeles. In the middle main event Norman Mack, rough Oklahoman who put up such & desperate fight against Bel caatro last week, has been signed to meet Dr. Barney Cm neck, wrestling professor from the University of Il linois. Mack showed himself to be a fast and versatile wrestler last week but favored the dirty work. In two previous battles here Cosneck haa met with this kind of opposition and In each Instance became angered at the rough treatment and flattened his opponents In short order. "If Mack wants to turn on the rough stuff lt'a alt the same to me. I'U wrestle either way. That's what I'm getting paid for," Cosneck aald. The opening bout features Prince Mlhallkas, Arabian nobleman, and big Joe Marsh from Oklahoma. Marsh Is the lad who unearthed the "Mis souri backbreaker" hold, which con sists of spread-eagling a man on his shoulders, face upwards, and then Jarring his back out of commission by leaping in the air and coming down flat-footed. The hold haa been barred In several states, but haa not been barred in Oregon. Ail alx of the men on the bill have gathered followings in this city, and nil six have announced that they are going to win tomorrow night. The first two bouts will be under the Australian system of six 10-mlnute rounds, with the main event under the American system of two out of three falls, or one hour's wrestling time. The curtain goea up at 8:30, with no extra admission for the all- star bill, LI Hard said last night. BASEBALL (By the Associated Pres.) , At New Orleans: R. H. B. New York (N) . 8 1 Cleveland (A) 8 10 1 Smith. Coffman and Mancuso; Hlldebrand, Mllnar, L. Brown and Pytlak, Sullivan. At Tampa: R. H. B. Chicago (N) . . I S S Cincinnati (N) 7 14 1 Kowallk, Root and O'Dea; Nelson, Brennan and Xximbardl, Campbell. At St. Petersburg: R. H. B. Boston (N) 0 4 3 New York (A) 8 II I M.rPayden, Benge and Lewis: Had ley, Malone and Jorgen.. At Clearwater: R. H. B Nowark (Int) ..... 8 0 1 Brooklyn (N) 8 18 1 La Flamme. Ahearn, White and Baker: Prankhouae, Mungo and Phelp., Millie. At Winter Haven: R. H. B. Baltimore (Int) ... 8 8 1 Philadelphia (N) . I 8 1 Pesrce and Spencer; Clrabowskl, Paaseau, Mulcahey and Atwood. At Orlando: B. H. B. St. Louis (A) ....... 7 S Washington (A) . 8 13 8 Van Attn, Mahsftey, Meola and aulllanl; Lanehsn, Appleton, Bokln and Bolton, Holbronk. NEW HAVEN, Conn., M.rch 38 (UP) University of Oregon', two entries, Jim Kurd and Jim Reed, were eliminated In qualifying heat of the 100-yard free ty!e today In the 13th annual National Collegiate Athletic association championships. Due Mall Tribune want ads. MEDFORD ARMORY Monday Kite Pete Belcastro vs. Frankie Peck Norman Mack vs. Dr. Barney Cosneck Joe Marsh vs. Prince Mihalikas lot! on Ml. at HHOWN'g. Phon. 101 1 OITiri STATIONER A t'Prt.V CO. Then 61l VAI.ItNTIrs CAMS Phone ITU T HOLD TRIAL MEET WHEN CCC FAILS fh l!fLmn Oraflron Cavea CCC track team, scheduled to run against the Senior high school squad here yes- toTvlav o.ftrnnon. fslled to DUt In an appearance. With the local team aisembled for the meer., n wa u clded to hold time trial rather Wm a feanv fin th. .Dikes WlthOUt workout, and some good times were turned in despite uia n.nu;j of a brisk wind blowing aoros the track. wtHnir rrnnned In first In the 11.4 aaeonds. trailed by Lewi., cro.by and Verblck, and repeated In the aao naan in i, with Verblck and Croby finishing second and third. t iiu Hfatjinrji ran Llnnell took the 440 In 88.4, with Wright and u-A-nni fint.hinff in that order. The half mile run went to Barker In a.I6 with Werner and Bturgu sec ond and third. Stocks copped honor, in h mllo run In 8:133. followed by Todd, Davidson and Banto. nttl...... rlanred 18.11 In the broad i., nr. t-t first Maes, followed by Baylies and Horner. Grow again took high Jump nonors witrr a if a . with Horner. Richardson and Curry finishing in that order.- ' Bowman nabbed first place In the low hurdles in 18.3. followed by ... T.iithAr and rebeated In th high hurdle In 11.4 over a 70. yard course. Lutner too honor.. Grow and Busy tied In the shot put event with heave of 38 feet, 8 Inches, with Earhart placing third. v-i-ir-AM tMk t.Vm rllncua throw With a hurl of 98 feet and 8 Inches, with Grow and Bussy taking seoono ano third. " . nnanh Bawerman stated that tne time, were good considering the wea ther conditions, and Intimated that aii rr-nrria would nrobably be shattered when the team Invade. Grant. Pas Friday to tangle wiwi the Cavemen. HELD IN FLORIDA TAMPA, Pla.. March 38. (UP) Paul Derringer, ace Cincinnati pitch er, today waa ordered to remain In Florida until the court give him permission to leave, a. the outgrowtn of hi dtvoroe suit against hi wife. The order waa Issued by Circuit JudBe L. L. Parks at the request of Mrs. Vera M, Derringer. The fsmous pitcher waa scheduled to leave Tam na tomorrow or Monday on the trip north with the Cincinnati ball club. The court order set bond at 81.800 and ordered Derringer to report to Judge Parka after posting bond if he plan, to leave the state. In a recent hearing, Derringer was ordered to pay his wife 8180 a month temporary alimony. He charged her with cruelty. f Mr. Lewi. Ulrlch. secretary of the Sparrow Memorial clinic, an nounced yeaterday that 8173.98, rep resenting 70 per cent of the net pro ceeds reoelved from tn sme fikMtji tn the nresldent's ball, had been turned over to th clinic by George T. Ftey, treasurer of wie hsii fund. Mrs. Ulrlch stated that the money will be used to help defray the cost of the annual visit to the clli'.li of Dr. Rlchsrd Dlllehunt, of Port lanrt: nf x-ravs. corrective shoe, and other equipment tor paralysis-crippled needy children and ' for the general relief and aid carried on by the cllnlo for children suffering from the result of the dlse.ae. The other 30 per cent of th net proceeds hss been sent to taie na tional headquarter, of th. warm Springs found.Uon for the preven tion of Inrantlle paralysis. Northeastern Oklahoma as well a. the southern part of the state 1. fur nlshlng pec.n. for table of thou sands of Americans. RED'S ACE HURLER CHOSEN HEAD OF WELFARE BUREAU John O. Mann waa re-elected pres ident of the Allied Welfare associa tion at its annual luncheon-meeting at the Hotel Medford Friday noon. He haa held the position for several years. Others elected were Miss Helen Carlton, vice-president, and Miss Ruth Meusel, secretary. The nomin ating committee comprised Eugene Thorndlke, Mrs. W. A. Hollo way and Mrs. Dolph Phipps. Oeorge T. Prey announced net proceeds of $173-96 from the annual President's ball, held to raise funds to war on Infantile paralysis. This sum, Mr. Prey explained, represents the 70 per cent going to each com munity in which the balls are held. the other 30 per cent going to na tional headquarters for maintenance of Warm Springs Foundation. The association voted to turn the money over to the Sparrow Memorial clinic to assist it in carrying on Its work for poliomyelitis victims. The association meeta regularly to hear reports from allied relief and character building organizations, service clubs and lodges, the aim be ing to coordinate charitable and hu manitarian efforts. To avoid con flicts with other meetings, the as sociation decided to hold Its lunch eons in future on the last Thursday of every month instead of Friday as In the past. Those attending the luncheon and the organisations represented by them were: Judge Earl B. Day, coun ty court; Oeorge T. Prey, Red Cross; Larry Schade, Boy Scouts; Eugene Thorndlke, Community Cheat; Mrs. Dolph Phipps, Olrls Community club; Mrs. W. A. Holloway, Girl Scouta; Capt. O. R. Durham, Salvation Army; Mrs. Jack Hey land, Parent Teachers association; Miss LlllUn Roberts, Red Cross; Joe Marshall, Rotary club; Prank Shafer, Fraternal Order of Eagles; Miss Helen Carlton, Welfare Exchange; Mrs. O. D. Bean, Women of Rotary; J. B. Fletcher, Klwanls club; Mrs. Joe Marshall, John C. Mann and Miss Ruth Meu sel. WANDERING YOUTH HELD AS ROBBER i A 18-year-old Olympla, Wash., schoolboy, Maynard Wicks, waa taken off a northbound freight truck here Friday morning, questioned regard ing the robbery of a Hornbrook, Cal ifornia, garage, and returned to Sher iff Chandler of Yreka upon his con fession to participation In the rob bery, it was stated yesterday by city police, who made the arrest. The lad, who cried when arrested and aald that he wanted to return to Olympla lest his mother be overly worried about him, told the arresting officers that he had left the Wash ington capltol In company with an other boy, several years his senior, several days ago to wend their way to California. They rode freight trains to Klamath Palls, and hitch hiked to Hornbrook, where they found themselves broke. Wick told state and city police that he and his companion had entered the garage and taken money from the till. His partner, he aald, did the actual robbery while he, Wicks, kept a lookout. The spoils were divided outside the shop, Wicks admitting that he received 43.70 of the spoils. He then started hitch -hiking north, and caught a ride from the Hilt checking station to Medford on the truck on which he waa found. Up until three weeks ago. the boy told police, he had been a student In the 7th grade In the Washington school in Olympla. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. FIRST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association A Local Institution Dedicated To Serve Those Who Save 4 Dividends Paid Since Federalized LUMP SUMS Any amount in multiples of $100 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Any amount from $1.00 up All ccoutit fully In.ured up to .6000, by the Federal Saving, and Loan Inmir ance Corp., Washington, D. O. CALL OR R. F. KYLE, Secretary 27 North Holly Stmt. AGED MINER DIED FROM EXHAUSTION, CO RO NERSTATES The body of William Reed, 80-year old indigent who waa found dead on the A pp legato Thursday evening, was yesterday burled In potter's field after the county coroner, Prank Perl, had decided that there was no need for an inquest. The body of the aged miner waa discovered by J. H. Ingle man, a miner In the Star Gulch dis trict of the Applegate. Inglem&n bad driven by the spot the day before and noticed the bright ly colored blazer that Reed was wearing, lying 33 feet to the side of the well traveled road. Surmising that a COC worker had abandoned the garment, he resolved to retrieve It on hi next trip by. When he came back, he discovered the body, and Immediately notified Ranger Lee port of the Star ranger station seven miles away, that Reed had been found. Marks near the body told a tragic tale. Apparently demented, the old man had taken off his ahoes while wandering the underbrush near the road. His feet had become entangled In the underbrush and he had ap parently fallen. A alight depression there portrayed the feeble struggle to release himself before death over took him. The body had been there approximately six weeks, the coroner said. The scene of the gruesome find was 14 miles from Reed's cabin, 28 miles by the only road. Those fam iliar with the country state that only a herculean effort could have car ried the old man that far, in his condition and age. Ranger Port assisted Deputy Cor oner Herb Brown in taking up the body, and in making an Inspection of the aged miner's cabin. Reed Is survived by a sister In Orleans, New York, who haa so far been -unlocated. Two daughters and a son are also believed to be living In Los Angeles, but efforts to locate them have proved futile. Reed him self rode freight trains to that dis trict six months ago In an effort to find bis family but met with no success, and returned to his friend less surroundings in the bleak hills he called home. MASONS ID DINE, Table Rock council Ko. 16. R. and S. M., will hold a special meeting Tuesday evening In the Medford Ma Bonio temple following a dinner to be served at 6:30. Degree work will be exemplified for two candidates at the session to be held after dinner. Membership In the council com prise. York rite Mason, from Grants Pas. Kiamatn raus, aroiouu, sonvllle and Medford. The member ship has ehown a steady growth, a characteristic of the other Mssonlc bodies In this vicinity. HAMILTON GUILTY, WRDICTf JURY Boyd Hamilton, Applegate district resident, charged with larceny of livestock, waa found guilty as charg- Brill Metal Works, Inc. GENERAL 8HEET METAL Furnace Oil Burner. 109 E. 8th 8t. Phone 418 WRITE Telephone 1224 HOLD INITIATION ed, by Jury that returned a ver dict late Friday afternoon. They de liberated one hour. Hamilton will be sentenced the coming week. The pen alty as provided by Oregon law, calls for either a county Jail or state prison sentence. The trial lasted three days and attracted wide attention among Ap- pjegate stocumen. The damage suit of Ous Newbury against Kate Wright and Marie Col lins for 3500 for Injuries asaertedly received in on auto accident on the Pacific highway last winter, Is sched uled to start Monday. 100 LATE TO CLASSIFY CARS painted. Spray system. Low cost. Guar. Auto Beauty Shop., ph. 1061. HAVE Incubator . space for custom hatching about 2000 turkey eggs. John Mace, Central Point. PHONE 969 -R, re-upnolsterlng, re finlshing, re-glueing. Thlbault. FOR SALE Going lunch and foun tain business. Thl. Is worth in vestigating $700. ALSO 6 ACRES, irrigated, 3 miles from city, good building;., (1600. 260 down, balance easy terms. ALSO 2 acres, close In, fine soil, A snap at .325 or will take good car. . FOWLER & UPP . 44 N. Riverside WHY? PAY WITH YOUR BONUS 12 ACRES, small house, 6 acres Irri gated, good garden and alfalfa land. Griffin Creek district. ai700, (500 cash, balance long time. 10 ACRES Same location, some tlm . ber, part irrigated, delightful build ing spot, (1000 9400 cash, balance terms. 6 ACRES Bear creek bottom. 7 room modern house. Diiinplne plant. Ir rigated, abundance water, 92100. 8750 casn, balance ions time. 10 ACRES West side, above Old Stage Road, free soil, some timber good road, beautiful view. Total price (360. 10 ACRES Large barn, chickm house, finest Bear Creek bottom land in Jackson County. Leveled Abundance of water. (2000 (700 cash, balance terms. 100 ACRE turkey, chicken ranch, on Crater Lake Highway, two miles out of Medford. Total price (1850. (350 cash balance terms. 6 ACRES Full bearing Bartlett and Aniou pears. (iuou, nan casn. ' 25 ACRES 5 -room nouse, family orchard, fine alfalfa and garden land, once sold for (8500. Price now (2850 (850 cash, balance terms. 8 ACRES Small house, close In, (900. 2 ACRES 5-room bungalow, barn, nice shade, two miles south of Med ford, (1750. $250 cash, balance like rent. Can buy adjacent land. J. C. BARNES Telephone 910-Y 20 N. Peach St. WILL TRADE truck for wood or labor. Phone 1352-W. FOR SALE Modern home, 6 rooms. hardwood floors, 2 B- rooms, sleep ing porch, garage, fine lawn, shade trees. Best residence section. Priced at less than Va cost of property, (700 down, balance of payments easy. Corner lot. Paved streeto, Property clear. Southern Oregon ; Realty Co., Realtors, Merrick's Camp. . FOR RENT Furnished apartment, gas and hot water. 616 N. Central. KNOWN A8 THE BEST THE BEST KNOWN The new Manhattan Shirts are here, and we recommend them to you for the sound est reasons in the world. $200 and $250 WANTED Passenger to L. A., share expenses, leaving Monday. 122 Van- 2 and 8-ROOM apts. with private baths, private entrance. 344 bo Grape. SITUATION WANTED Capable farmer, dairymen, milker wants em ployment, or would rent farm equipped. Slate proposition. Box 3320, Tribune. (950.00, 8'i ACRES Irrigation, good, small house. Close In. Terms. Bolds. Holland Hotel. FOUND Man's leather glove. In quire Tribune office. I CLOSE IN SUBURBAN 1 ACRE, under irrigation, located Just out of city limits. 5-room mod ern home, hardwood floors, city water. Has advantages of city with out-of-town taxes. Total prlca (2250. Good terms. ALSO 5-ROOM modern home, located In Medford, newly decorated inside and out, Just one block from pave ment. Excellent value at (1100.00 with (200.00 down and balance pay able (16.00 per month, includlug axes and Interest. ALSO 5 ACRES. Just one mile from grade and high school, attractive 3 -room house, pressure pump, barn, gar age and chicken house. Under irri gation. Lots of berries, grapes, good tomato grqund. An Ideal small dilry ranch. Total price (1800.00. Small down payment. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. 100 E. Main St. Phone 728 Fund: of this Association loaned to local, responsible home owners are secured by conservative first mortgages. These loans are repayable in monthly installments, with interest Safety constantly increases. Gi r ive yourselr a cash savings this double-safety lEDERALo AVINGS Hand loan association! our plan. 126 East Main. phone First Choice, FOR Styled by Society Brand, Hyde Park Clothes and other good makes Insuring you quality materials and workmanship. Styled for the fastidious dresser; also styles for the more con ervative dresser. The prices are appealing, tool 1950 29M 35 SHIRTS WHERE C0MFARIS0N DETERMINES VALUE LOST Combination Knight Templar and Chapter Watch fob. Return to Tribune office. Reward. 489 ACRE grain and stock ranch, mostly fenced, 150 acres plow land, springs, timber and outside range. Price (6,000.00, (1300.00 cash, bal ance (250.00 per year, plus 8. no incumbrance. Consider clear resi dence as down payment. Medford Pipe c Mach. Co., 40 8. Fir St., Medford', Ore. FOR RENT 4 -room furnished house. Call 504 8. Oakdale. GOOD Citizenship requires that you register and vote. Registration for the May primary closes April 14th. Jackson County Democratic Cen tral Committee. FOR SALE Power shovels, screens, .conveyors, crushers, pumps, saw mills, boilers, and mining equip ment. Medford Pipe & Mach. Co., 40 S. Fir St., Medford, Ore. FOR SALE 9 acres of fine loam, free Irrigation, fine well, soft water, good buildings, close in. Will take Bonus paper. Price (1200. Ed Been tel. Myers Lane off Stewart Ave. Home mornings. FOR RENT One 2 -room apartment, new, clean and modern at the Gloria Pan Apts., 376 S. Central. CHEVROLET 6 Truck, very small mileage, A-l condition, only (225. . PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR RENT Bees for polonizatlon work. James Stewart. 336 Plum St. you have any multiple of I00 that should earn a cash income, and if you are wise and demand INSURED SAFETY, Then Invest in FULL-PAID Income SHARES income, and give your by investing in Money To Lend A monthly payment Loan is the cheapest type you can secure. . Ask about lfl.'il .Your Spring HAT Is H ere You'll need at least on. new hat for Spring, thaf. why we Invite you to we these latest style from Dobb, stetson or Berg. Up to the inlnut amaxtne.. $350 $500 and $750 ,1
