Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1937)
gBMsattat . V. - , , in.i.i.,1 ii.iiriuiMiirwi-i tt , , ...iiih.iii imwmiii r- Trr.m m n , ,, , , L, , L.,.. ,, uu. , , , - iirwiw nftm fTlf ' rjAIJ ' PA HE TEN JfEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 1S. 1937.' BEDFORD TENNIS CLUB OPENS PLAY The Medford Tennis dub will opn t lonv series of lnter-clty matches with other southern Oregon clubs next Sunday morning at the Junior high school courts by meeting the Klamach Falls Tennis club racqu'.t- . eers. First engagement will get un der way at 9 o'clock. Both clubs will have 10 or 19 men ready for action, according to H. O. Wilson president of the Medford club. There will probably be eight ' singles and four doubles matches. Wilson said. No definite ranking has yet been given the Medford court performers, Wilson stated. Local players who will see action are Carter Boggs, Nevln Cope. Kramer Deuel. Anas Velarde. Wllsle Prultt. T. Matsurema. Hed berg. Don Herrled. H. O. Wilson. How to lee Twice as Much on yonr way East! Include California for nm xtra rail far! HERE'S A WAY to double the variety and interest of your trip East. Go South on our scenic Shim Route thru California. Sea , San Francisco where the world's two largest bridges meet. Tarry a while in Los Angeles in the heart of Southern California's vast vacation playground. Then ' go East thru the picturesque Southwest, along the borderlands of Old Mexico. Return West on your choice of northern line trains. You'll see twice as much scenery, twice as msny places, have twice as much fun. And the cost? From mail wtiltrn Waibinglon and Ortgan poinli tkt toil it no mora thtn a trip lltAgbl Bail and backl Here are examples of our bargain Essi-thru-California roundtrips: , Flrtt CHmi Tomtit Coach CNcago $ 80.00 U.U 157.35 New York 134.5. 101.20 M.7S Coch btt. Chicago and N.w York All principal S.P. trains sre completely air-conditionedl Southern Pacific F. 0. MORRIS, Agent. Phone 34 Will Sanders, or 27 years foreman of Glenmore's fermenting room, say t: "Those bubbles are mighty important in makin' this fine 90 PROOF I'M Pints 65c Bonnie's Grill DINE AND DANCE Chicken or Turkey Dinners 75c Sandwiches All Kinds NO COVER CHARGE We Serve No Liquors Ice Service and All Kinds of Mixers Music by McDonald's Orchestra BRADDOCK RESTS;! OE IN TITLE BATTLE Champion Batters Spar Mates in Hard Drill Odds Favor Bomber. CHICAOO. June 18. (AP) Princi pal and promoters marked time to day In their preparations for the world'a heavyweight title battle Tues day night between Champion James J. Braddock and Challenger Joe Louis. Both fighters rested at their respec tive camps. Braddock, who scaled 198 after a workout yesterday In which he belted his sparmatea merclleasly Indicated he would spend the day quietly, even foregoing golf. Louts was expected to take In a motion pic- ture at Kenoahs, Wis, Braddock will box six rounds to morrow and four or five Sunday In his training wlndup. Louis also will go through drills on both those days before packing to await hla ahot at the championship. Moat observers believe the fight will draw between 60.000 and 70.000 fans. with a gate of not more than 8800. 000. Braddock remained calmly confi dent he will win, remarking that "If he knocks me down I'll get up." The tatting odds remained at 3 to 1 on Louis. The weighing In ceremonies will be held Tuesday noon at a downtown hotel. Both fighters are required to report at Comlskey park by 8 o'clock Tuesday night, with promoters In tl)e event of rain holding the rignt to put the title contest on any time alter that hour regardless of radio contracts. If rain prevents holdlnif the contest, It goes ovor to Wednesday night. Wild Life Aid wiRHmnTOH June 18. (API Senators McNary (B., Ore ). Plttman. (D., Nev.), Bailey (D w.u.i. uiars in Mt mri white in. Me.) loin- ed In sponsoring a bill to provide federal aid to states in wnu .uc restoration work. Ilnp I'act Assured WA3HINOTON. June 18. (API The t.tate department assured Sen ator Konier T. Bone of Washington hop growers would be consulted should their crop bo Included In a list which would form the basis lor a proposed reciprocal trade agree ment vith Czechoslovakia. Claim For Dam Losses WASHINGTON. Juno 18. (API Senator Charles L. McNnry of Oio gon h.s ssked congress to authorize payment of 130,123 to George Waal company, Portland, Ore.. In settle ment for losses In carrying out a contract for construction of 20 houses at Bonnuvllle, Oro. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey" " For 2 7 yews, I've been looking after these tubs. Always we run 'em the same. It's a slow process and the bubbles show how things are develop ing. We watch these tubs every minute. You can't take chances when you're making a whis key as fine as Mint Springs." Mint Springs Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is made of the same fine grains, dis tilled by the same processes as ulenmore s most expensive whiskies. Olenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated Louisville Owtoaboro, Kentucky Quarts $125 I . . ; i jf r j i 1 There was plenty of action to make up for a lack of clence. when the CCC battlers met last Sunday on the outdoor card at the Elks' picnic grounds. Aa uiual, the 3-C lads were willing mixers. In the shot above Holbert Rhotwell of South Fork, Mr, and Benny Ruth of Orleans are trading blows as Kereree Ike Dunford keeps out of the way. The bovt nnished In a draw. Vern Shangle was on hand with his press camera to record the action. ' . ' DRAGON EXPECTED TO RAP MEANNESS OF MAD PETE Pete Belcaatro, the super -colossal meanie of southern Oregon's grap-: pllng rings, will receive the acid test next Monday night when he wel- comes back to local warfare the Black I Dragon, considered by hundreds ot addicts, the greatest wrestler to ever j appear here. The hooded, panther-like grappler. j undefeated In the Medford ring, has been absent for over two months while he made a tour of the north west, knocking ull and sundry Into dreamland or breaking their backs with his devastating Boston crab hold. In his absence, the Mad Ital ian has risen to the position of num ber one bad man and "the guy to beat" by virtue of some of the foul est and most underhanded tactics ever displayed by any wrestler. Although the Dragon Is far from an angel, he has never stooped to such villainous and vicious maneu vers as has Belcaatro. and the ma Jorlty of fans Monday night will be shouting their lungs out for the previously detested Drsgon who now has become more or lens a hero. At least when he la In there against Pete Belcastro. Prankle Taylor, the clean-wrestling boy who flopped Dude Chick last Monday for one fall, will have his hsnds more than full with Monte LaDue, the must ached and mean Frenchman. The two will meet In the middle event. Frank Stojack and Dale Haddock, two newcomers with excellent repu tations, will meet in the opening event. Stojack Is a big, tough ex football player from Washington State college. Haddock la from Los Angeles and weighs In at about 180 pounds, I.lllnrd en Id. BASEBALL SCHOOL PLAYS HILL TEAM The baseball school team under the direction of Russ Acheson. Mike Balkovlck and BUI Bowerman. will play Its first regular game Sunday when It travels to Prospect to meet Dewey Hills' Townles, Acheson an nounced last night. Ovei 30 youths under at years of age have been working out under the three mentors In the mornlnas, and the coaches now figure their charges are ready for their first act ual cometltlon. Starting lineup for the local club was announced by Acheson, and will see Riy Lewis or Dirk Skeeters on FATHER'S DAY -June 20A REINHART & BARKER "Med ford Arrow Shirt Store" New Fluhrer Building 3-C Fighters at Elks OW THEY? . (By the Associated Press) Coast W. I.. Pet ...48 28 .632 ...48 30 .805 ...41 34 .547 ...42 38 .538 ...36 38 .480 ...36 30 .473 ...39 48 .377 ...27 50 .351 I ...31 19 .820 ...32 20 .615 ...28 21 571 ...27 22 .551 ...21 25 .457 ...20 28 417 ...20 31 .302 ...18 31. 367 n ...31 IB .633 ...30 22 .577 ...28 23 .549 ...26 22 .542 ...24 22 .522 ...21 29 .420 ...18 29 .383 ...17 30 .362 Snn Diego . Seattle Portland ... New YorK . St. Loula ... Pittsburgh Brooklyn ... Boston New York DtrOlt Chicago Cleveland Boston, - Washington .... Philadelphia .... St. Louis 17 Scores Yesterday (By the Associated Press) Coast. . R. H. E. Seattle 8 . 0 Sacramento 2 8 3 Gregory and Fernandes; Freuas and Cooper. First same: R. H. E. Mlulnn. 0 6 0 San Francisco - 3 9 1 Laman.ke. Nicholaa. Beck ana Outen; Stuts and Woodall. R. H. E. MlMiona - 1 7 2 San Francisco 6 8 1 Bolen, Beck and Outen, Franko vltch; Olbson, Ballou and Monro. R. H. E. Ran ntocn 2 10 0 Lou Antrelea 4 8 2 Chaplin, cragnead ana oiarr; rrim and Collins, R. H. E. Portland S 7 a Oakland - 6 12 0 Posedel, LaFlamme and Cronln Douglas and Baker. American. New York , Cleveland 7. Boston 8-3. Chicago 2-2. (Only games plafed.) , National. Philadelphia 13, St. Loula 7. Others postponed, rain. the pitching rubber, Oeorge Oltcen back ot the plate. Bob Newland first. Jim Lewis on second, wiles on third, and John Qltzven at abort In tho outfield. Winston Campbell will hi in left. Robert Archer In center, and one ot the two pitchers In right. Several others will also plsy, Acheson snnounced. Picnic LENNARD CHOSEN LOCAL LANDIS OF SOFT BALL TEAMS Fred Lennard was last night elect ed head of the Medford Softball as sociation at a meeting of team man agers and captains at the M. 14. Hogan Brokerage company office. His official title will be business man ager, and his duties will consist of handling all correspondence, releas ing publicity, arbitrating In all dis putes, and In general being to the loral organization what Judge Lan dls la to organized baseball. Thirteen of the 10 Commercial and six Service league teams were represented at the meeting. The managers turned thumbs down on a proposal to affiliate with the Ore gon state eoftbali association, for this year, a.nyway. Linn Mills and Al Plcho were ap pointed official scorokeepers. They will keep a complete box score of all games played, compile batting avernRM and release standings of the tenma to the press. , It was explained at the meeting that all games postponed this week will be tacked on to Wie end of the first half schedule. The schedule will get under way again Monday night with Lamport's playing the Catholic Young Men and Fluhrer's tangling with the 20-30 club In Commercial league battles. The Service circuit will start Tuesday. All action will begin at 7:45 under the lights on the high school field. An estimated report by Russ Ache son. in charge of the sale of season tickets, showed that 400 of the ducats had so far been sold. SEALS TAKE PAIR (By the Associated Press) Oakland's Acorns, hard luck bora (1 the Paciric Coast baseball league, apparently determined to do some thing they have failed to do all season win a series are staging a rebellion ana lnst the Portland Beavers. In their current series with the Beavers the Oaks have won two out of three and need only an even break In the remaining four games to cap ture the elusive series. Ken Douglas, the tall Scot, was In a frugal mood yesterday and limited tlie Beavers to seven widely dlstribut ed hits as the Oaks took the game. 6 to 3. San Francisco Seals cut down the Sacramento Solons' league leadership to two full games by taking a double reader from the eighth place San Francisco Missions, 3 to 0 and fl to 1 while the Seattle Indians defeated the Senators. 5 to 2. Seattle's victory put the tribe into fifth place ahead of Portland while Los Angeles made it three In a row over the San Diego Padres. 4 to 3, to replace them In third place in the It'ii true standings. ttAflAM riYl CROW BLtNOCO VVH1V HIV. Tti trtslt tiitil ht tttia ' t ' twor lt, a trMajht wtltfhvT. slnJ Tt Mtttrot plf.; tmttitod frwtia A rnr t-n trstlNt). SO Prtat. Saatrcwt-OlatlHtr Gar ;). tiNvurt Oiik, h itra CRATERS HI FACE LITHIAN ACE IN SUNDAY'S TUSSLE Southern Oregon League W. Pot. 1.000 .897 .800 .500 .187 .187 Crescent City Rcseburg Ashland - Giants Paaa Medford , Glendale , S . 4 . 8 . 3 . 1 . 1 Games Sunday Ashland at Medford. Crescent City at Glendale. ' Grants Pass at Rose burg. Age-old blttet rivalry between ath- ietlc teams of 'Medford and Ashland will blaze anew here Sunday when Manager Mike Balkovlck Craters and the Llthlans of Manager Hall unllm ber against each other In a Southern Oregon league ball game slated to start at 3:30 p. m, at the turf high achool field. It will be brilliant Bob Hardy, ace southpaw of the Ashland hurling staff versus young Larry Pepper, Med- foid pitcher with the amazing curve tall. 'And fans of both cities, at fever pitch for the Impending clash, figure It will be the sweetest ball game of , tne year. j That both clubs have been removed from the first-half pennant race which has only two more games to go, has made little difference In the desire both clubs have to knock over the other. There Is no team Ashland would rather beat than Medford, and so far aa Medford la concerned. It would rather give Hardy and the Lithlans a thumping than win ten pennants. Strictly according to statistics, the j Llthlans have the more powerful of fensive punch. Cliff McLean, In two games, is clouting .500; Ted Schopf, shortstop, and Arba Ager, third base man, are both hitting ,333; and Dar ren Leavens, cunterflelder, has a mark Of .318. For Medford, only Dick Hoffman, with .357, and Manager Balkovlck. I with .300, are within the charmed ' circle, although Mai Stlne, with .2801 and Dick Lewis, with .361, are consid ered strong at the plate. Both clubs Bave been hampered in workouts this week by rain and wet ! grounds, but both will present their strongest lineups, to date. Especially will the Craters be a vastly Improved team out there. Cuke Hanklnson, si-' thougn still favoring his ankle In jured In the Roseburg game two weeks ago, will be ready to go. Russ Acheson and George Harrington will also be ready to step In, and Man ager Balkovlck la planning on using both flayers. Since returning from the University of Oregon, where he helped Bill ttayles pitch Howard Hobson's Web foots to the northern division cham pionship of the Pacific Coast confer ence, tall Bob Hardy has met with amazing success. In two games against Glendale, he has fanned 33 men and allowed only 9 hits Because of Hardy, more than anything else, Ashland is now rated one of the strongest, if not the strongest, clubs in the circuit. While Medford and Ashland are battling it out, Crescent City moves tnto Glendale for a battle that may nd things so far as the first-naif Perfected Hydraulic Brake$ . . . Greatest Pulling Power in Their Price Range . . . New Steelstream Styling FOB ttOMOMICM. TMAM.MRT.TN finrarnnrifi? th ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Office and Salesroom Sparta Bldg. , race Is concerned. With only two more games to play, the Ch' nooks are a full two encounters ahead of the second-place Roseburg Pirates. One more win for Crescent City or one loss for Roseburg will clinch the flag for i.h undefeated Coast city team. Other league battles will be played at Roseburg, with the Pirates enter taining Manager Jud Pernoll's Grants Pass Merchants. Chuck Ostrom. heavy hitting Merchant outfielder, waa transferred to the pitching rubber last Sunday against Crescent City and came through with an etght-htt per- Lste V. LIME FLAVORED GIN The beverage thrill of 1957. Sir London Gin. . Add ice and charged wa ter. Taste carefully. So! It's good! and presently it's gone. ..you're pour ing another! Gentlemen ...this drink is delicious. PINTS 85c FIFTHS $1.35 MADE BY A IVON . IOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA IOTTLED FOR CONSOLIDATED WINE & I Thousands of Chevrolet users will tell you that the best answer to your transportation needs is Chevrolet trucks! Chevrolet trucks have the greatest pullinf power in their price range . . . because they have a New High Compression Valve-in-Head Engine which "wnngrTbl last ounce of power out of every gallon of fuel. Chevrolet trucks are the most economical for all round duty . . . because they give maximum gas and oil mileage, and will keep on serving over a long period with minimum care and attention. And Chevrolet trucks are safer, more modem, more durable . . . because they're the onlv low-priced trucks with Perfected Hydraulic Brakes. New SteelMrram Ptvling. and extra-strong Chevrolet construction througlioutT Ask your nearest Chevrolet dealer for a thorough demonstration todav'. &rW V, IIm ri-muUy pern i, p. CHEVROLET MOTOR MvlflON. cj Mm DETROIT. MICHIGAN Service Dept. 32 North Riverside lormance. He - may start mound for Grants pass. 831 Hurt In Week. SALEM, June 18 JF) One mar. waa killed and 831 Injured in Indus trial accidents during the week end ing yesterday, the state industrial ac cident commission reported today. Mexican Cruelty UNION DE TULA, Jalisco, Mexico, June 8. (UP) Bandits raided La Manzanllla ranch today, captured six farm laborers, tied them to trees ind decapitsted them. .onaon BRAflD SPIRIT CORP.. IOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 1MB Used Car tot 234 N. Riversida. Foot of 4th St. 1
