MTDFORD MATT, TRTBTTNE, fEDFORD, QREGOy. MONDAY. .TTNT5: 14. 1937.
Meanies in No-Referee, No Time Limit, Feature Mat Card Tonight
PAGE TWO
PHPIII AR Rill OR I Meet. Dude Chick.
TROUT WILL MEET
Record Crowd to See Bouts
Frankie Taylor Faces
Dude Chick in Finale
Southern Oregon' grappling cir
cles ire agog todajr m Feu Belcastro
lie) Jo Bmollnaki, two of the dirt.
Iwt mesnl to ever ditto out a toui
punch, mark time (or their no-referee,
no-tlme-llmlt middle event at
the Med ford Armory ton!(ht.
The grateet crowd to ever wltn
a wrestling card at tnc local man
Ion of mleerr la expected to turn
out for the re -meixrh. Promoter Mack
Ullard, keeping an eagle eye on ad-
venca ticket ealea, predicted today
the house would be a aell out. It
would undoubtedly be (tending room
only, he ft Id.
Coneplrlng with Belcutro and
BmoUrwkl to produce what la cone Id -red
the flneet program to be pre
eented thla year, will be Cowboy
Dude Chic!:, Junior heavyweight
chemplon of the world Te, rrankie
Taylor In the main event, and pallor
nick Trout va. Mont lDu In tna
"grudge" opener.
Referee Hay FrUble will handle
II three matchaa, taking hi ueuai
plac in th ring in th opener and.
main event, but watching proceed
lug In th a m o 1 1 n k I-Belcutro
iuabbl from tha flrat row ring
id. Friable' only duties In the lat
ter match will b to aea to It that
th two villain remain In th ring
for their expected mayhem and don't
becom too Involved with th rope.
OtlierwlM, he will be Juat another
epectator. He will award rails. If any,
only after on af th other grapplera
lies ignined that he haa had enough
Tha battle we arranged by Wi
le rd following tha hecllo aet-to leet
week that ended when Belcaatro
smashed a clialr over Smollnskl'l
head, knocking him cold and de
troylng a good plec of furniture
The Follah Palooka, raging and rant
ing when h recovered, demanded a
re-match, and the Mad Italian, atlll
eeethlng with hat for Smollnekl,
agreed. There followed plenty of
planning with the Med ford Baaing
commleeion before that body finally
aanctloned the no-referee, no-tlme-
llmlt bout.
Both grapplera, disliked to tha nth
degree by regular patron of Ul-
lerd's ahowe, deteat each other like
no other two wrestlers who hava ver
appeared here, They eland alone
above the preeent array of hua
klea now ihowlng In southern Or'
gon a true villains, and both hava
vowed to end, one end for all, the
argument to which la th dirtier.
Belcaatro ! probably tha imarter
of the two, combining elyueas with
a tremendous variety of painful and
punlehlng holds featuring flngernelli
croei Ui eyee and choke hold,
fimolinakl, on the other hand, la
mora powerfully constructed and poa
aeased of greater raw strength, Hie
unorlhortni attack la built around
tha ability to ebeorb punishment
while hammering douhled-up fist to
the body and hed and choking with
wild abandon. Both are considered
eapert at eating their way out of
tight apou.
In the main event, Frank! Taylor.
-Ohlo Slate football etar, relume
to the local ring after more than
a year's absence a greatly Improved
wreatler.
tailor Dick Trout will get another
chanc at Mont LaUue, tha mus
tached Frenchman, In th opener.
lAlm. ranking near the top In me
mailer of dirt, need, Illegal methods
to defeat tha olean-wreatllng sailor
two weeka ago, and Trout has made
up tola mind to dropktck th "fur
nner" hark acroaa the Atlantio ocean
Th opening squabble will start at
9:10 p.m. aharp.
II
I
RALLY IN NINTH
GIVES ROSEBURG
II
HOWTHEa?
STAND
Hy th AM-tat4 Presaj
Coast
frank I e Taylor Unore), an old l
voriu with Iorl addtets, will tangle
with Cow b or Dude Chirk In tha
main event of tha Arrowy tonight
night. Taylor It former Ohio Hut
football player and boasts rartetj
of clean MnMtlonal hold.
Scores Yesterday
GOOD CROWD SEES
RETURN OF
FAIRGROUND RACE
Tha nag ran at th county fair
ground yesterday morning, with
good crowd of horse -raoe lovert
turning nut to aee the flrat eshlbi
tlon i, the "sport of klnge" staged
here for savere.1 yeara. The meet was
entirely Informal, a fart which damp
ened nthtiaiaam not In th laatt,
tllory. a faat-stepping hey mare
owned and ridden by Mrs. I. o,
Dndge. won th 4 -mile daah In 0
seconds, besting off the challenge of
Beldy, owned by Ken Murrey and
ridden by Art McVeigh. Raton, owned
and ridden hy Fred Berk, finished,
in tha show position.
In the H-mlle daan, Oeorge Cm
rod Me own mount, Smoky, under
l he wire theed of a clasay field In
the time of 99 seconds. Uddjr rrariaa
rxw'tod hla ftnarraw in second end
t.u.ien Hnillh, stop Sherry, grabbed
third. Two horeas from I lie lode
lahle PreKklee. thlrien by Art Mc
Veigh and Wink, pockeyed by rred
Be.k, wer eleo reus, although the
last thre finuher were bunched
clnmly.
Neat Sunday, the tlret two horae
In both reoea yeeterday will nattl
It out, with puree awarded the win
nr. to h made up from a smell en
trance fe.
Ioo Onsen a official (tarter and
timer yeaterdsy.
Tha laiga nuimwr of tree In
Cnerew. b c. are the reeult of an id
on Isw which required snvon an
intoentei on ths street n to ine
wda, bung Iwl i Ire and plant it
American League)
Flret Oam
at. H. I
Washington 4 II 9
Chicago .. II 0
Appleton, Dastvong and II. Ferrell;
Lyons and Bewail.
First Oeme
ft. I
Philadelphia t 9 0
Cleveland .... 9 10
Thome and Hayes: Allen and Pyt-
jak.
Hacond Oame
It H. E
Waahlngton .......,.... 3 10
Chicago , I 9 0
Fischer, Link and Millies, Hogah;
Stratum am) Bhea,
gecond Oame
. H. .
Philadelphia ..........-....- 0 7 0
Cleveland 9 I I
Smith and Brucker; Whltehlll and
pytlak.
R. H. t.
Boston ,. .,.H....H.,.....HM 15 0
Detroit I 10 0
Wllaon and Deeautela; Anker and
Tehbetu.
Flrat Game
It R, E.
New York 18 so s
St. Loul 9 13 0
Murphy, Makosky and Dickey; Kit-
debrand, Blaka, Knott, Walkup, Kou-
pr.l and Huffman,
9nd gam (called 1 1th to allow
Yankees to oatch train.)
R. H. C
Nw York 8 11 0
St. liOUl , 8 IS I
Hartley. Malone, Makoaky and Dick
ey: Bonettl and Hemeley,
H. E.
9 I
8 1
Turner
H.
10
4
National
Flrat Oame
R. H. I
Chicago 18 99 0
Philadelphia I IB fj
Shoun and O'Dea; Pasaaau, Walters,
Kelleher and Atwood.
R.
St. Loula 9
Boston 9
Wetland and Ogrodowakt:
and lpoc.
R.
Cincinnati ...... - 8
New York . I
R. Davie and V, Davie: Oumbert,
Coffman, Clahler and Mancuan,
R. H. t.
Pittsburgh 9 8 I
Brooklyn 8 8 0
Bauera, Brown, Weaver and Todd;
Mungo and Phelpa.
Second namee
R H. I
Chlcego g g
Phlladeiiihla 4 9
Parmalea and O'Dea; Mulchay;
master and Qrae.
R
Pltteburgh -... I
Brooklyn ... ..,. 4
Swift, Brandt and Padden
almmona and Thelne.
St, Loula 1
Boaton 0
0
0
I.e.
H. t.
9 I
9 I
Fits-
1 1
I 0
J. Dean and Ogrodowekl; Fell and
Lope.
R. (
Olnclnnatl .-........... 9 9 4
New York ... .....,.. 9 10 0
Derringer. Holllngeworth, Brown.
Arhott and Lombard!;
Mancuao,
Ceallemen and
(By tha Aaaorlated Preaa)
Coast (Saturday)
R. H. t
Portland - 0 4 0
Seattle I 9 1
Liar., and Oronln; Barrett and
Fernendes.
R, R. .
Sen Fmnolaro 8 11 I
Ssn Diego ..14 90 I
Stuts and Woodall, Clifford; Salvo.
Plllette end Starr.
Erlckson Hurls Good Ball
Until Last Inning, When
Lead Is Lost.
Roeeburg'e PI r a tea stsged a home
town finish yesterday at ttoteburg to
defeat th Medford Craters, 4-3, in a
twuthern Oregon leagu ball gams.
Robertson' two-run single In the
last of th ninth Inning off Larry
Pepper, who had relieved Ray Erick
scn with th tying end winning runs
or base, climaxed a thrae-run rally
In tha final frame end enabled the
Firsts to retain a slim chance st th
first-hslf championship.
Th Craters want Into th ninth
leeding 9-1, but the lead waa short
:lvd a pirate hlttere cracked three
sirsight hit off Erlckson, driving
him from th mound, and finished on
Pepper.
Farthering doubled and scored on
Madiin'a single. Taylor doubled ad
vanclng Mardln to third and Larry
Pepper replaced Ertckeon In th box
for th Craters. Robertson, flrat man
to face Pepper, alngled Into right
field scoring Mardln and Taylor with
tha tying and winning runs.
Medford scored one in th elxth
when Erlckson alngled end made the
circuit on two fielder's choices and
en error. They got another In the
seventh on altiglea by Balkovlck and
Rudock behind a walk to Acheaon:
and added another In the ninth on
ainglea by Acheaon and Rudock.
ftoaeburg's lone tally until tha fatal
ninth was gsrnered In the third on
Taylor's single and Shlnn'a triple.
Erlckson hurled good baseball until
th final Inning, atriking out six and
showing th same number of hue.
Oeorge Barr, on the hill for the
Pirates, whiffed the same number of
Craters and kept hla eight safeties
felrly well scsttered.
Th box score follows:
Medford
AB R H PO A E
Aakralda of .......... 0 110 0
Rlckert 3b 4 0 0 3 0 0
Lewis ea .3 0 0 3 3 0
Stlna If 4 0 110 1
Smith lb ....... ............ 0 0 8 3 0
Acheaon lib .,.. 3 3 3 0 0 0
Knox rr 3 ooooo
Rudock rf 3 ,0 3 0 0 1
Balkovlck e ...............a 0 18 3 0
fcrlckaon p 8 114 10
Pepper p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sacramento
San Francisco .
Ssn Diego
Los Angeles
Beattfo
40
. 44
43
38
98
Portland ......... 34
Oakland 37
Mission 26
American
N York 28
Chicago ... TO ... 28
Detroit ........... 39
Cleveland ....... ... 28
Boaton 20
Washington ...... 20
Philadelphia 18
6t. Louie 15
National
New York
Chtcaeo
St. Loul
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn -.....
Boston
Phllsdelphia
Cincinnati .
. 91
. 30
. 20
. 38
, 31
, 30
. 19
, 17
L.
37
99
39
94
97
97
47
48
18
19
21
19
92
28
27
30
19
19
20
31
24
27
39
31
s BOUT ELKS EVENT
03 I ,
.484 j Alfred Carr, 13b pound Oak Knoll
479 , ac rapper, dediloned Harold Farmer,
388 j 136, Preacott. In the main event on
.361
.804
MS
ten
J8
416
All
.400
233
420
4112
.686
AM
Ml
Ml
364
TROEH CAPTURES
Totals 33 9 8 39 9 3
Hdaeliurg
AB R H PO A
Tsylor If ...8 3 3 3 0
Robertson Sb 4
Sntnn of .3
Bsker rf 4
Ctoff 0 .............4
Loelfer 3b
Farthering
Msrdln lb
Bsrr p
'Dominleo
1 11
0 0
0 0
Totsls 33 4 10 37 13 1
Bstted for Loeffer In ninth.
Two out when winning run scored.
Medford 000 001 101 8
ftoeeburg 001 000 0034
Summary: Two-baa hits, Taylor,
rnree-baee hlte. Shlnn. Baker. Double
playa, llarr to Farthering to Mardln.
Lewis to Rlckert to Smith. Struck
o.lt, by Barrd. by Erlckson 8. Bases
on ball off Erlckaon 3. Bsrr 3. Hit by
pitcher, Robertson and Shlnn 3 by
Erlckson. Losing pitcher. Erlckaon.
Umpires, Scofleld and Fraeler. rune
cf game, 3 houra 10 mlnutea.
PORTLAND SPLITS;
AT STATE SHOOT
SALEM, June 14(AP) Frenk
Troeh, veteran Portland acattergun
etar, held the atat singles champlon-
rhlp and th state all-sround cham
pionship with th added honor of be
ing high gun for th meet at the close
her Sunday of th three-day annual
Oregon atat trapehoot tournament.
Troeh took th ainglea crown after
tying with Kenne' Wain of Salem at
107, and breaking 95 birds to win by
three points In the ahoot-off. Ray
Class of Eugene and Archie Parrott.
Portland, followed closely with 198
tfich.
A score of 328 out of a possible 880
gave the Portland veteran tha all
aiound title, computed on singles,
doubles and handicap scores. Dr C.
Robertson of Salem wse second
with 324.
Troeh was high gun for the tourns
rr.ent with 660 blrde out of a possible
700, beating H, It. Peterson of Lou
Angeles by one point. Dr. Robertson
wns third with 069.
I. F. Wooleey of The Dalles we
first In the handicap with a OS, 8. O
Mendenhsll of Orants Pass and Dr
Robertson tying for second with t)0.
Mrs. Freda Htelner of Portland took
the women championship and Claire
Miller, CorvHllla, the junior title.
Portland crack five-man team laid
cialm to the ohamplonshln In the
11 -team finals of the Oregonlsn tele-
giaphlc ahoot with a mark of 480.
Salem wna aecond with 473. Heppner
end Corvallls following with 471 each.
Bent individual mark In the Uam
competition went to Ray Olan of
tntfene with a 90. lilt teem finished
fifth.
Fred Dambacher, Sacramento, post
ed the high run mark of 108, followed
by H. R. Peterson of Los Augolea with
102. Tho Callfornlana each acored
108 In ths singles, but wer barred
from the champlonahlp becaus of
tnelr out-of-atAte rating.
M. O. Hcnkle of Portland captured
the doublrs tltlo Saturday, breaking
47 out of 80 blrda.
Peterson. Dambacher, J. C. Morris
Portland and Mendenhall all card
ed 100 to tie for the trophy offered
by Secretary of State Earl Sncll.
last night's outdoor csrd at th Elks'
picnic grounds.
ARppearlng before hundred! of fan
In the open air arena, ten set of CCC
glove alingers staged one of the great
est carda seen here sine the begin
ning of 3-C contests. Three knock
outs, two technical K. O.'i. two draw
and three decision wer the net score
for the evening.
Jn the mala event, Crr showed too
much class for the Preacott boy, but
Farmer was game and kept boring in
for thre rounds before loslnsr the
nod. In the semi-final. Oeorge Jor
dan. 188, Detachment, won by a
quick knockout In th first round
over BUI MscDonald, 188, of Orleans.
Salvador Leboy, 118. Selad, and
Mike Saenz, 119. Diamond Lake, stood
In there and pitched for three rounds
before they were given a papular
draw. Their bout was one of the best
of th evening.
Pet Robert, classy Selad boy, won
by knockout In the aecond round of
hi bouth with Edward Shorea. of
South Fork. Both fouitht at las
pounds.
Charle Mangers. 144. another Selad
battler, knocked out Freddl Klrby.
141, Oregon Cave, In th flret round
of their bout.
Dewey Phillips, 141. Oregon Caves.
dectaloned Fred Tungete, 140, of Or
leans. In good battle. Fred Kuken
bueh, 188. Oasquet, won by
technical knockout over Rlcsrdo Rod.
riguei, 201, Prescott. when Rodrlguex
waa unaDie to return for the aecond
round.
Allan Parr. 188. Prescott. and Cliff
Locke, 188. Wlmer, staged snother
excellent bout, psrr was tall and had
th reach but Lock kept forcing th
fight and th bout was called 1
draw.
Benny Rutb.148. Orleans, dedal fin
ed Holbert BhotweU. 148. South Fork.
In a speetseulsr bout that saw both
boys down several time. Although
Ruth took th first two rounds, be
weskend toward th end and Shot
well had him on the eanvaa a th
final bell rang. Ruth won on point
but bad to he held up by hi sec
onds to hv his hand ratted In vic
tory. Ben Bllguera. 132, Diamond Lak.
won by a technical knockout over
Jeaa Andrews, 131. Oregon Cave. In
the third round of the opening bout.
COAST TEAM AND
ASHLAND, VICTORS
WEEK-END DEATHS
IN STATE ARE SIX;
AUTO KILLS 10
ORANTS PASS. June 14. (API
Crescent City clinched at leaat tie
for riret-half championship of th
Southern Oregon league by defeating
th Orants Psss merchants. 3 to 1,
on th local field Sunday and keep
ing Its string of victories unbroken.
R. H. E.
Crescent City 3 8 3
Orants Paas 18 1
Doo. Koll end Mallnverno: Oatrom
and Hartman.
Southpaw Bob Hardy fanned 13
and allowed only 4 hits a Ashland
defeated Olendale, 3-1, In a South
ern Oregon league gam at Ashland
yesterday.
Ager'a single. Hardy's sacrifice, and
one-base blow by Patterson and
Keaton accounted for both Ltthian
tallica In the fifth Inning. Olendale
scored It Ion run In th eighth on
singles by Cstherwood and Miller
and Avery' double.
Unnencamp, Logger pitcher, tanned
four and waa effective In all
the fifth Inning.
R. H. E.
Ashland 3 8 4
Olendale . 1 4 8
Batteries: Hardy and McLean:
Nunnenc'amp and Plaster.
(By th Associated Fret)
Sudden death claimed alx lire In
Oreson over th week-end.
Traffic accident and drowning'
headed th list with two victims
each. One person we electrocuted
snd another was believed to b the
victim of suicide.
Oaetano Callucd. 51. of Portland
was killed and Frank Serravalll, 81,
was critically Injured when a ear
driven by Oatluccl crashed Into
frame building at the comer of
Southeast 82nd avenue and Bybe
street. Portland. Sunday night.
Mrs. Stella McMillan, about 50. a
pedestrian, waa struck by car and
fatally Injured Sunday morning on
Southeast Holgate . street. Portland.
The body of Msrvin Shsrr. 95.
Portlsnd. waa found in a vacant lot
with a bullet wound In the head.
Curt Braun. who discovered the body,
told the coroner's office Shsrr ted
been missing since Saturday.
Jackie Dalley. 8. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Dalley of Portland, drown
ed In the Willamette river while
playing with two companions on logs
at the end of the old St. Johns ferry
slip Sunday.
The Clackamas river claimed the
life of William Dablman. 13 of Port
land, who sank while swimming with
friends near Oregon City Saturday.
He was believed to beve been etneken
by crcmps.
Peter Adklna. 30. of Weston, died
Saturday of burn received when a
steel tape he waa handling contacted
a high voltage power line. He waa
but ( working with a land office surveying
crew 15 miles northwest of Ontario
Monday when the accident occurred.
Be Correctly (corseted In
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AHTISTA PUR SHOP
3J8 w. 0th. Phona 684
. I Hy AiuoolattM Prmi,
Seattle deftatx. Portland T to B In
tha opener, but dropped the aecond
contest, A to 9 In the flrat name
Munngpr BUI Sweeney and Catcher
nil) Crontn of the Ben vera were eject
ed for protesting a doo i ion and then
in the third Inning of the second
r,im Sweeney waa again ejected for
'.he same reason. Pitcher BUI Poardel
tried to win hla own game In the
openttr with a homer, but It waan't
enough.
In the aecond game Nino Bangy
of the Beavera and Fred Muller ot the
Tribe each hit homera.
Ptrat game:
Loa Angelas ...
Mlsalons .,
Berry and Collins;
Omen,
R. H t
........ i 10 a
t 10 o
leamanakl and
Becnnd game, t Innings W. ft I
l-oe AngtMea ,.,., , i o
Missions 9 A 0
rMh-eiton and Olhunn; fiolen and
Outn.
Oakland
Aacratnento
lVsiiglas and Baker;
Copper.
R H It
....... 0 10
7 1
eVhmtdt and
Detton Downs Olson
In Portland Match
rORTlAND, June 141 AP) Dean
Datum, Salt Lake City, retained
hla heavyweinht wrestling champlon
ahlp here Saturday night, winning
two straight falls .torn Ole Olson.
34ft, Bwnien. after ois.n had von
the n : at,
Bg Ben Morgan. SJV Ml nut, won
on fa!) and Ut two to Ivan Mans
gotr, 3J0, m the sml indup.
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