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PACE TWO rEPFOTCD MATL -TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, OREGON. TTJESDY, MAT 18. 1937. " J? aal CI, - -i r 1 .U : L PETE PINS TROUT; BRITT FLIPS POLE IN HECTIC BOOTS Pete Belcastro rammed ont bard knee Into the groin of Sailor Dick Trout with the tails standing one apleoa last night at the Medford armory, and that waa the end of Promoter Mack Li Hard 'a weekly grappling card main event, It aeemed that everyone In the house saw Feu break what appeared to be the winning bold with that foul punch everyone but Referee Rat Friable. Bailor Trout had the uad Italian dead to rtghta after blaainc drop kick atralght to the kisser. He was square atop the Weed roughneck and Just About to pin hi ahoulders to the carpet wnen reie latbed out with the dirty blow. Trout took It In the groin, doubled up In agony and In few seconds It wet all over, with Belcastro atrad dling the game Bailor boy and leer- in K at the crowd. For fully ten mlnutea after, the customers roared and ranted, but so far as Friable waa concerned he didn't see the foul blow, so what about It? Trout took the first fall of the sensational match In one minute. He raged out of bis corner at the bell and started throwing dropklcks, Pete's favorite punch. Beating Bel- coatro at hla own game, Trout con nected with five in a row alt to the stomach and chest before Belcastro ran like a baby for the ropes. Trout grabbed him by the head and brought him back Into the ring in a hurry; then hammered two more feet blows at Pete, That waa suf ficient, and Trout gained the tumble with a body press, although Pete wsa already flat on his shoulder blades after the seventh dropklck. Pete didn't have much chance to display his Infamous dirt In that first fall, but he ' made Up for It by taking the second In about 17 minutes. He opened the book and all the foul stuff In the world was ex hibited by the Mad Italian In those 17 minutes. He finally grabbed the fall after blinding the blonde, clean wrestling Trout with finger nails raked across the eyes, the payoff coming after a series of tremendous heaves against the ropes In which Pete caught the sailor on the re bound with his shoulder, hoisted him up and over and slammed him to the canvas. Although the arm-breaker over the ropes Is supposed to be barred In the local ring, Alvln Brltt used Just that to defeat Joe Smollnskl, the Polish Palooka. Nobody seemed to care, least of all the Medford box ing commission. Smollnskl had been so dirty himself, that the Illegal uae of the rope arm-snnpper by Brltt seemed tame and mild In comparison. Brltt took the first fall In the first round with many reverse body slams; Smollnskl grabbed the second In the second atanra after roughness the like of which has never been seen locully. A body slam did It, but It was really rhoklng, eye-gouging, flnger-twlatlng, halr-pulling, biting and scratching that put the ex ehamplon in a atate where he was easy prey for the slams. Brltt acted like a gentleman well Into the third round before Smo lliukl's dirt got the best of his con science. Finally, throwing caution and all sense of fair play to the winds, Alvln grabbed Bmollnskt's arm and broke it nvir the rhiff rope. With Artist Captures Jamboree Spirit mi! kWigirgg rPHIS happy Scout portrayed on Norman Rockwell', painting (or the t official poster of the National Scout Jamboree typifies the spirit of friendship, and adventure which will be the lot of 25,000 American boys who will camp with Scouts of other lands on 350 acres at Washington, D. C, loaned them by Congress for their Jamboree from June 30 to July 9. In the shadow of the Washington Monument a tented city will be the scene of-the greatest demonstration of Scouting ever held in the new world. The national grand review and President Roosevelt's wel come will attract large throngs to the nation's capital, Other principal venta include a Convocation at the Waehlngton Monument on the evening of July 4 and a world brotherhood pageant to be held In con nection with the dosing campfue. FREE INFORMATION On Piles and other Roo ts! and Colon Dliordera Our talabratad I00ptge Booklat will bt Mm oa ra au.it to anyont auffehni from Pllet or oihar Rectal r Colon ditordtrs.or Stom ach ailmanta. It deacribaa tonditiont and explains our auocaaalul mathod of traatmant. No hospital surgical operation. No eon flit o titaL Sand (or valuable Booklet today Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physican and Surgeon N.R, Corner Burnslda and Utand Avsnut Telephone EAit 1911 Portland, Ortfoa the crowd shouting its unreserved Joy, he pounced on the groveling Joe and slammed hla back to the mat. ' Jlmmle Goodrich whipped Sammy Pee back .in two out of three folia In the opening event. Fee back, i newcomer from Kansas City, Mo, waa no match for the former Notre Dame football star, although he did take the second fall In that round with a body aolsaors. Goodrich gar nered the first with a series of Irish whips and wound up the bout In the third round when he fell over backward while Feeback waa dang ling on him after having clamped on a body scissors, Aa Goodrich fell backward, Feeback was unable to let go the hold, and hla shoulders were flat to the carpet. TIGER ATHLETES SEEN AS THREAT PORTLAND, May 18 (AP) Young athletes from Oregon and Washing ton will dig their spikes Into the Oram bowl clndera tomorrow after noon for the eighth annual north west Junior treble and field competition. Among the top threats to Grant high's championship among the 135 schools Invited to enter are Coach Bill Bowerman's Medford boys. Bow- crnwn, former coach at rranklln of Portland, has developed some of the outstanding Junior performers In southern Oregon. Forest Orove, led by broad lumner Sohulte, la expected to bid for (he title, SchulUs leaixd 33 feet, 3 Inches In the district 6 meet. Corvallia high's regulars, all sllgi bls for Junior competition, are like wise In the running for the ohsmp-Innshlp. BRITISH CONTENDER II. S. ABOARD COAST GUARD CUTTER PAUNCE, off Massachusetts, May 18. (APJ An American escort steam ed east from New Bedford, Mass., before dawn today to guide T. o. M. Bopwlth's Endeavor II to a noisy welcome at Newport, R. I., scene of the British yachtmAn's second chal lenge next August for the America's cup. The Paunce expected to bring the nations nrst greetings to the slim lnvftder and her convoy, the Bel gian fishing trawler John. Prom Newport the bii mclnii sloop will go Immediately to Bristol for grooming at the Herreshoff shipyard. At the same yard waa Hnroid s Vanderblit's newly constructed Ranger, dismasted Saturday off Glou cester, Mass., whllo under tow from Bath, Me., to Newport for prepara tion as a cup defense aspirant. June's Day Nursery, supervised plnyroom by Juno Erlckson. no North Central. Room 3. Hours 0 s. m. to 8:30 p. m.: 30c first hour. lOc nddl- iH WITH RIFLES Clyde Richmond's 300 st 10 yards, and Lew Conger's 300 at 60-yard tar gets were highlights In Sunday's rifle olub choot, with several other oredlt- able scores being registered and alx members going 390 out of 400 or bet ter. There will be no record firing on the local range until June 8. Next Sunday s majority of the Med ford club will enter the second matoh of the year of the Southern Oregon- Northern California Rifle league st Yreka, Cel. The following week-end. the last of May, will see a number of local riflemen attending the annua! small-bore matches of the Oregon State Rifle association at the Clacka mas range near Portland Sunday's scores: 80-yd. 100-yd. Total Clyde Richmond. IBS 300 108 S. M. Tuttle 100 Mrs. Ivan Waddell.. 100 Mrs. s. M. Tuttle.... 100 Ivan Waddell 106 Ed Lull ., 108 Pete pomeroy 195 Otto Howard . 196 Lew Conger 300 Shelby Tuttle 108 C. O. Oall lot Hllbert Young i 187 198 198 198 104 103 108 191 188 180 103 186 397 899 804 390 390 388 387 986 888 372 1 936 CELLARITES LEAD 193 RACE By the Associated Press. The 1037 Pacific Coast baseball league race Is Just the reverse of what It was s year ago today. The four top notch teams today were the circuit's outstanding cellar contend. ers a year ago. Sacramento, In seventh place May 18, 1938, and sinking rapidly, Is Just behind the first place San Francisco Seals who were running a poor fifth in '38. Both teams have been the most consistent winners of the our rent season. Los Angeles, now In third place, held cellar honors and San Diego, youngest team In the league and In fourth place today, was sixth g year ago. The Oakland Acorns were having things their own way a year ago, Seattle was second, Portland, event ual pennant winners, third and the Mission Reds fourth. But today unkland la Just one Jump ahead at the eighth place Mission Reds. Se attle has slipped Into sixth place and Portland Is fifth.: i The Missions and Oakland open s cellar series In Oakland today. Se attle goes to San Dlcgo. Los Angeles Invades San Francisco and Portland will teat the powerful Sacramento outfit. SANTISEPT1C LOTION is guaranteed lo quickly eliminate Poison Oak or money back. Absolutely non.messy, non-greasy. Slops itching immediately, Be wise ac cept no substitute. At your druggistSOc EXPERT COLOR MATCHING Sport Graphs t feilly Hnlra Syi: . Crater Infielder Lured to Hilt by Employment Offer Daily's Auto Painting a! 29 SOI Til nx.KTI.KTT Will you be'in it ? Telephone n f. v.... ..... w -"II . If" uthec&ftitSA A . L' Jsaffi vCt new r s?: now being prepared This is a good time to order a telephone installed Order additional listings such as: For members of firms. For each mamber of a partnership. For other members of your household. For names pronounced the ssaw but spelled differently. A reference lining for the person who lives in one city and works in another, a For firms or Individusls totally occupying ptemiies snd us ing one telephone. Tub PACing Telephone and Tj-legraph Company rfn DAD AND MOTHER FHA ' . . . to come in and talk over home financing problemi with us. Perhaps it'i time to consider a new home o the older children cad have more pri vacy and room to entertain. The Insured Mortgage System of the Federal Housing Administration presents a practical, convenient way to build or buy a home with monthly payments suited to your income. Mr. McKay will be glad to explain all of the details to you. TImber PiyMs Company usooa V3 PHONE 7 ST: oatejost End of N. Central Well, Hilt has gone and done It. And, right after the dire Warning set forth In this column last week ss to what would happen If they kept on attempting to entice Med ford ball players away. Donny Donovan, the Craters little third baseman who fires bullets across the diamond, finally folded before the high pressure Hilt offer ings of a Job In Its sawmill. So from now on, Bonovan will do his national pastlmlng with the lumber town club In the Northern California dr cult. Arnold Bauman, big Southpaw pitcher who saw service with Med ford three years ago and who is man aging the Hilt team this season, was in town Saturday evening and re ported that citizens of Hilt were in a state bordering on downright anger over the rap taken at their practice of luring players from Medford. In fact. Bauman stated, some of the Hilt citizens were so put out with the piece that we would probably re ceive one or more lettera on the subject. To date, no letters have been re ceived, but we are waiting patiently. If there Is anything thla department likes, It is letters on a subject, Also, there Is no preference as to subjecti It can be anything from the predom inance of southpaw catchers in the major leagues to the price of refrig erators at the north pole. Anyway, Donovan pulled freight out of .Medford Saturday and will work In f lilt, where he will (In his bull-playing. Buuinart said that he was offerer! a Job f and nothing more, which we be llfive. rnmlnr ffrnm Ha man With the loss of the crack third seeker, Manager Balkovtck of the locals will be forced to Juggle his eiuo around consideraniy. Sunday at Ashland he hsd Wslly Klckert on intra, virgu swsnson st mckert's old second base position, snd Dick Hoff man at first, where Swsnson had been holding forth. The combination worked fairly well, with only Hoff man enntrlhliUtM na MVii.t, k. made up for by his home run drive over tne center neia wall. That may be the way Medford will line up Sunday when the turf field la dedicated at the High school against Glendale. The locals showed not too much power at the plate Sunday and Halkovltk will work the club overtime on batting practice every day this week. Although the huge skipper has not deflnltelt made un hilt hint rt-arA. ing the Crater pitching situation for next Sunday, the odds are 10 to 1 it win ds Larry repper tt there on the firing line. The youngster, On year out of aici,h itigu .unooi, nas s. curve ball often read sbout but seldom seen. Its the sweetest thlntf vilmnuj i southern Oregon for many moons, ou neip us. rep per delivers that huge hook either slde-srm, over-hand or unaer-nand, and the results sre us ually about t.h Mmm .t.ii... slow dribbler to the Infield. In addition to hit Amin j,t1nA ball, the youngster has a fair amount u Btwca on nis nsrd one. A couple of times asalhst Ashlanff h hk.m one In there that really smoked, and two of the seven betters he whiffed in hit 1 1-8 innings of oil went down on three Straleht ntteh. it,., .tt broke their backs ba the eurve, how ever, which floats up to the plate occasionally and then comes up looktm like his fast nn ttnn, h change of pace, and the excellent possesses, Pepper should Win plentv of ball cram. Mr Mohm.vi .before the season Is over. Ray Erlckson, Medford's starting hurler, looked good even though glv lng un 10 hit. Ho h. - .... ,. ball and e sharp curve, sharper than Pepper s, but whst he seems to heed Is better control. Erlckson Was shead of the batter almost all the time, but grooved pay balls with the count two strikes anri nr. h.n. strikes and one ball. Llthlan hitters I socked them, and that was that; In cluding, of course, several errors in critical moments. MILE'S SCALP LOS ANGELEO, May 18. (AP) W. C. Tuttle, novel -writing president ol the Pacific coast baseball league, w confronted today wltn ft demand' for his ''Immediate resignation." The demand came from William H. Klepper, Seattle club owner, who hotly charged Tuttle with "general Incompetency and unfitness for the Job." Point at Issue, baseball circles re ported, Has Tuttle' action In the Seattle-Oakland game April 8, halted In the eighth inning oh account of rath. Umpires Prank Valerlo and Ray Snyder ruled that resumption oi play WSA Impossible and credited Se attle with a victory as of the end of the seventh Inning When the score was 8 to 8. Manager BUI Meyer of Oakland protected because the game waa halted In the middle of an acorn rally when the score was ft to A. Tuttle overruled the . umpires and ordered the game played off later from the point where It was halted. The teams have not made this play off. Klepper, departing for a confer ence with H. W. Lane. San Diego baseball Impresario, announced net was asking W. Q. Bramham, presi dent of the National Association of Minor Leagues, to reverse Tuttle a decision. Scores Yesterday By the Associated Press National. At Cincinnati 2, Chicago S. Only game scheduled. American. At Philadelphia 3, New York 2. At Washington 4, Boston 8. Only games scheduled. Coast teams traveling. Use Mall Tribune want ads. make I UffllKET j mine... 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