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PACE TWO " nSPFOUT) MATTj TRIBUNE. rEPFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937. Kenaston and Belcastro Top Tonight's Card in No - Limit Match MADCAP MEAN1ES TO SETTLE FEUD IT REFEREE Bobby Chick Meets Red Lyons in Middle Event- Sailor Olson and Steve Strelich Will Open Card ' Bob Kenaston attempt tonight at the Modford armory what very few grapplera have been able to accom pU&h the second straight conquest of Weed's Mad Italian, rougn-housc Pete Belcastro. The pair go to the post in the main event of Promoter Mack LUlara's weekly presentation of pain and pun lahment In a carry-oyer from lwt week's sensational brawl when Qold Bill's Mad Marine, taking advantage of Pete's turned back between falls, worked the Weed thunderbolt over as he bad never been worked before. It la a rematch, demanded by Belcastro and agreed upon with pleasure by Kenaston. And, to add luster to the already shining possibility that this will be one of the greatest displays of underhand wrestling evor seen anywhere, there will be no time limit to the squabble, nor will there bo a third man In the ring to hinder the maneuvers of the two ace villains. Those were Belcastro's terms, which were OK with all parties concerned Itcf Outside Blng While there will be no referee in side the arena, one will be stationed outside the ring to make sure no alley brails are started in thu laps of ringside patrons, as happened last week. Also, to keep the two toughlcs In there where they belong and to call falls when and If. As for the length of the match, there Just Isn't any definite time. They may go three minutes or three hours. It's to a fin lab. Advance ticket sales, according to promoter Mack LI Hard, Indicate an other capacity house. Fans are warn d to get to the armory u early as possible In order to procure seats. Another tasty dish will be served In the middle event when Bobby Chick, ex-light heavyweight champion of the world tangles with Red Lyons, a SOS-pound husky lrom Joplln, Mo. Lyons will be making his first appear ance here and reports are to the ef fect that he is an exceptionally pow erful grappler who Is Inclined to be a little rough at times. BtlU two more newcomers will mafce their debut tonight when Sailor Ole Olson of Minneapolis and Steve Stre lich of Los Angeles make thWr debut In the opening event. Strelich Is a last-minute substltltlon for Bio Jar bo, who was unable to arrive In Mod ford In time for the match. He has had considerable movie experience, and for a time was a stand-in for Maurice Chcvoller. Referee tonight will probably be , Earl Yonkley, although a iMt-mtnute change may be made, at Belcastro's i Insistence. By awarding w week's j match to Kenaston even though Ken aston attacked Pete between round. Yoakley made himself positively un popular with the Weed maniac. At a result, Pete may refuse to 70 In if the Yoakley person la thereabouts. Cliff DurantOf Race Fame Dies LOS ANOELE3. NOT. 1. (AP) Funeral service were to b arranged Crab Exponent TO COP TITLE IN STATEJRID RACE Bend, Oregon City and Tillamook Are Only Unde feated Teams Klamath, Bend Meet Armistice Day Bob Kenaston (above) will be ihootlnr for two straight over Pete Belcastro tonight on the armory grappling mat. The Gold Hill ruffian used a devastating crab hold to whip the Italian last week, and believe It can be done again. Pete doesn't. BOWLING The Cherokee, took three of the four point from the Crows last Fri day night In an Elks olub bowling tournament. Watson was high with 077 points. Tonight the Chlppewas roll against the Apaches. Scorea follow: Cherokees 1st and 3rd Total Watson 168 107 100 803 Rankin ... 170 177 151 498 Frazler 108 135 181 384 Predette 135 135 135 378 Bullla 148 148 148 488 Handicap 104 104 104 883 Totals .... 808 034 057 3770 Crows 1st 2nd 3rd Total Hall Pnske Lantla Marshall . Carkln Handicap . 183 147 158 , 154 154 154 . 174 174 174 . 163 131 170 , 310 178 184 08 08 08 468 463 533 484 833 388 ... 060 870 888 3716 Pro Football Sunday Remits Chicago Bears 3. New York S (tie) Washington 21, Brooklyn 0. Green Bay 14, Detroit 18. Chicago Cardinals 13, Cleveland 7. Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 7. today for R. F. (Cliff) Ourant, 4S, who won fame as a racing pilot on the nation's speedways during the dominance of his father, W. V. Durant, In American motorcar production. A veteran of the Indianapolis 600- mllo event, Du rant's racing career dated back to the 1014 Los Angeles- Phoenix grind when he piloted a stock model Chevrolet. Death came Saturday night at nit Beverly Hills home from a heart attack. Ose Mall Tribune want ads. 4 i' ,VMJMK ,t' ,C : y T3 XI r V fev o,,, Sn 1 1 ' By the Associated proas The Bend Lava Bears held the No. 1 position in lntcrscholastle fiotball today and taw a broad, safe trail ahead for the Oregon mythical cham pionship. The season moved past brisk Octo ber week-ends Into gusty November, leaving only Bend, the Oregon City Pioneers, and the Tillamook Cheese makers undefeated and untied. Salem has neither a loss nor a tic In Its Oregon schedule but an early season upsetting by Camaa. Wasft.. made It second choice to the unblemished schools of central Oregon, the. Wll lamette valley and the coast country La Orande and Benson Tech Portland turned In victories last week but each has a tie to keep It out of the charmed circle. Bend Impressive Bends impressive touchdown pa rade over powerful opponents repre senting both the east and west sides of the Cascades made It a better look. Inn title prospect than either Tills. mook or Oregon Olty. The happy combination of speed and power gave the Bears an easy 83 to 7 triumph over Med ford. It was Medford's most decisive trimming In years and the Tigers are generally contenders. Coach Johnny Londahl's Bend youths still have to settle the yearly argument with the KJamath Falls pelicans. Klamath's football pros pects bounced back Saturday with a 10 to 13 victory over Pendleton. Com paratlve scores against the aume op ponents, however, give the 3eara a wide margin. Tillamook cracked McMlnnvllle, 14 to 0, and Oregon City approached a big nine conference title by riding ever Oresham, 38 to 0. Astoria Eliminated Salem, gathering strength as the season turned into Its last v;eeks. eliminated Astoria from the unde feated class, 38 to 14. Benson's Mechanlca galloped lnu the leadership of the Portland league with a 30 to 6 win over Washington Grant of Portland humbled Jofler- son, 8 to 0, and Franklin trampled Roosevelt, 0 to 0. Neither Jefferson, defending champion and last year's unofficial state tltllst, nor Roosevelt were beaten In the Portlann league until they ran Into upsetting second ary elevens. La Grande kept eastern Oregon football allvo with a 13 to 0 v'ctory against Union. La Orande played a aooreless tie with Pendleton a week ago. La Orande closes the season against Baker on Armistice Day. Salem faces difficult competition In Eugene, 811 verton and OorvalUs while Tillamook has to hurdle the Astoria fishermen and Hlltsboto. The Lava Bear meet Klamath Falls on Armistice Dsy. Ben son must get past both Jefferson and Roosevelt. Sport Graphs . e . B Hnlerj Sayi: Gridiron Picture Given New Light By Week's Games A Bid BOY'S BIG SUIT' for J 150. 000 was filed afalnrt th American Medical Awocialion when Robert P. Wadlnvr, li-vrar-old, ciRlit font, alx inch glai.t of Alton, HI., contended ! a Hurl action that Uio lasocJaUun's journal had held him up to ridicule, lie Is shows WJ)suarrau. -1 - Morrison Captures California Crown 8AN BERNARDINO, Cel., Nov. I. (AP) Coming up from fourth place. Fred Morrison. Loa Angeles pro, snot a 89 and 73 In the final round ot the California golf open champion ship here, and today wore the state crown for a second season. He also held the first pries of 8400, with his tournsment total of 383, six under par. Oltn Dutra, another Los Angeles pro and the favorite, could do no better than 388. which placed him fourth In yesterday's finals. Tied for second were Art Bell, Mldwlck Coun try club, and Lloyd Mangrum, Day ton, O., with 383's. To Award Road Jobs SALEM. Ore., Nov. I. (API About $350,000 In road contracts will be swarded by the atate highway com mission at its meeting in Portland November 30. Dae Mall Tribune want ada. f. Vi'iTafli ';J OUT Hnlea Big. significant things happened in the football theater the paat week end. Here In Med ford. It was proved oe- yond doubt that aj tne 1B97 Tigers are wunwuab wv- low the usual form d 1 a p 1 ayed by Black Tor nado aggrega tions. Admitting that Bend was one of the great est high school teams ever 'seen here, the fact still remains Coach Bower- man's team not In the same class with tne finest from Oregon's other sections. On the other hand, wiping away some of the bitterness of that 33-' defeat was the gallant performance of Medford's "flaming sophomores.' injected Into the fray wnen all was hopelessly lost. Especially. Bod stead, Bob Newland and Eugene Miller, tne first two, backs, and the latter a line end. It was Stead, a fighting, half-pint quarterback, who scored Medford's lone touchdown on a gambling lateral pass from Miner. after the end had received a torwara toss from Shorty Campbell. Tnose sophs were not afraid to take chances; they were In there nnng for touchdowns, and they got one. Newland revealed he could pass a football. Although Inexperienced ne Is undoubtedly the best passer on the squad, and needs only a utue more game action to develop Into a fine gunner for an aerial attack, ne la atlll rather wild with his passu. Baylor's mighty Bears in the south west as logical candidates for tne Pacific Coast opponent In the Pasa dena classic, only Alabama and Bay lor are undefeated and untied. By correctly prognosticating six encounters, missing three, and seeing three battles end In dismal ties. Plckem raised the old averaato 633 Saturday. Here Is the box score to date: Picked Won Lost Tied Pet. 73 88 33 13 M Plckem and his Umb crashed tc the ground on the Navy-Penn game, which saw Fenn pull an upset to cop, 14-7, Instead of losing. 18-0; on the Mlnnesota-Notre Dame encounter and on the Princeton-Harvard altair. The renowned prognostics tor called the turn on the Bend-Medford battle, SONS-Monmouth, California UCLA, Washington -Idaho, Santa Clara-Mar quette, and Baylor-Texas Christian. Ties were Tale and Dartmouth, woo and UBC and Oregon Stae and Stan ford. . In the Southern Oregon corner- enoe, the past week-end indicated the return to a place In tne cham pionship picture of Grants Pass, which surprisingly handed the fa vored Ashland Grizzlies a 13-8 detest. Mathematically out of the pennant scramble, the Cavemen can still up set the applecart of Medlord, tneir lone remaining league encounter. The win over Ashland Friday nignt waa a Kings X affair, only the tirat meeting between the two teams counting In the standings. Aaniana won that, 13-0. but suffered a loss of prestige In Friday's battle If not an actual setback In the champion ship race. Overconfldence undouhtediy waa a factor In the Orlrzlles' setback Fri day; Coach Skeet O'Connell admitted as much. However, he also stateo that a rants Pass played real toot ball. So Medford. which can win tne title only by defeating Ashland ana Grants Pass, had better not consider the latter game In the bag. whicn ll appeared to be until the uprising Friday. GETS UNDER WAY ON ROGUE VALLEY LIS With the completion of qualifying rounds yesterday, director's tourna ment ot the Rogue Valley Oolf club gets under way today, with 411 first matches In the three flights to be played before next Sunday. Net scores of 73 or better were necessary to qualify for the championship flight. Following are the championship flight pairings: Charles Clay Sr. ver sus Claud Holmes, Tod Porter versus Harry Ravizza, Earl Sims versus Hob-art Price, Howard Scheffel versus Bob Wood, George Schwartz versus John Cupp. C. M. Houston versus H Johnson. Al Hearn versus Bob Ham mond, Leland Clark versus Roy Prultt. Second flight pairings will see the following teeing off; Earl York ver sus C. R, Braley, Jack Walker versus A. B. Orr, Leo Watson versus Gene Thorndlke, van Harrington versus Ed Nichols, Olen Jackson versus L. P. Wilcox, L. O. Stewart veraia Harry Rosenberg, Dave Wilcox versus Gain Robinson, Mack Lit lard versus H. L. Hathaway. In the third flight, Art Laing will meet Dr. R. W. Stearns and L. M. Nash will play Bprague Rtegel. W. P. Blddle drew a bye. Luckless Loyola Defeated By Dons LOB ANGELES. Nov. 1. (AP) Loyola's luckless Lions, their losing streak stretched to four games oy the San Francisco university Dons. tried to patch up the pieces or a wrecked football season today. As in thplr other defeats, the Hons went down under a one-touchdown margin. 6-0. TIED FOR TOP IN BOWLING LEAGUE The Crows and Mohawks led the team standings In the Blks bowling tournament today as a result of games played last week. Each team has won S and lost 4 High Individual scorer for the past week was Mot re. with 633 points. High team was the Mo hawks, with 2P63 pins. Individual av erages and nam standings follow! Name Games Total Avg Pins Brlckson 6 Lantls 6 Eads 0 Prultt Moore Ferguson . Burroughs Gill Carkln Rankin . Hohlweg Paske V. Strang Hutchinson Watson Murray ..... Webster Bullls ... Plche Marshall Hall . Blerma Kresse Hussong Moffatt Sanderson . Offutt . Holmes Winkle H. Strang Bauer York Bowman C. Holmes Obye R. Duff . Frcdette -. Boone Eker&ou Coleman Stearns Frazi?r Sherwood .. Bowerman Leonard ...... Humphrey Team Crows Moh&wks M Sioux - Senilnoles . Apaches .... Cherokees Chlppewas Mohicans 9 S a s 6 9 3 9 9 S a . 8 ... 9 3 9 9 9 . 9 .- 8 9 8 , 8 ... 9 9 9 8 5 9 8 9 8 8 ' S 9 0 3 9 S 1 9 1038 1103 1833 1830 ISOt lOfll 1545 1010 ' 14U6 WD 1470 982 484 141" 044 913 1400 489 13811 1380 1379 1309 908 1327 884 885 1333 1306 13CS Vft 716 1373 833 1353 ' 823 818 40S 401 1195 0 38b 1100 35(1 103 110 353 Tenm Ratings Won 183 184 181 180 178 177 173 lf8 l!6 ISO 183 184 181 ICO 157 158 15B 158 163 153 153 15? 151 149 147 148 148 145 145 145 143 141 130 139 mr. 136 135 154 123 133 123 132 120 103 53 84 Pts. 8 8 7 8 8 5 4 4 Closing time tor Too Late to Claa lfy Ads Is 1 :80 p m. OF OPENING OF SEASON PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 1 (AP) A whistling November wind and spattering of rain prevailed today as thousands of hunters set up their blinds for the start of the migratory water fowl shooting season. The game department and the state police reported an abundance of birds In the Oregon marsh regions and estimated 30,000 sportsmen bad their pump guns In action at 7:00 a. m. The number of mallards, pin tails and teal was more than normal. The list of forbidden birds Includ ed canvas back, bufflehead, ruddy ducks, wood ducks, redheads and Ross' geese. Hunters must possess both a state license and a federal migratory duck stamp. The bag Is ten ducks In one day and ten In possession. The federal laws raised the limit on geese from four to five. Shooting muBt cease at 4:00 p. m. duns cannot be larger than 10 fsuf and the magazines cannot carry mora than three shells. FOOTBALL FANS SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. l-(As) Bigger and better football teams may have preceded the present University of California eleven in far western gridiron history but plenty is! fan were convinced today the 1997 Bean rank with the best since the raus tacbed boys of the last century start ed booting the oval about. The question Is open to debate but sue impressive victories la as many games pack a hefty punch in the battle raging on the conversations! field. Coast Conference Standing Won Lost Td. Pts. Op. California 4 0 0 98 38 Stanford a 1 1 31 31 Oregon Stat M 3 1 3 38 84 Wash. State 1 1 3 10 34 So. Cal 1 3' 1 40 41 Washington 1 3 1 34 3 V. C. L. A. I S 1 84 83 Oregon 1 3 0 34 80 (3D GfflaMsl ir7iy ORDIR FROM ONI OF THISI, DISTRIBUTORS TODAYi Petroleum Heat & Burner Co. . . Box 472. Culeiuuu Creek Road . . Phone lfM Union Oil Company .... Crater Lake Junction .... Phone 160 On the Pacific coast, California's Golden Bears continued their march toward the Rose Bowl with a Ji-l victory over their little cousins, tne UCLANS. With only Oregon, wasn- Ington and Stanford remaining in their path. It becomes apparent tnat only a miracle can keep stuo Alli son's team from the championship Neither Oregon nor Stanford ap pears to have what It takes to pro duce the miracle. For that matter, neither does Washington. But tne game is In Seattle, which may or may not mean anything. It'a to only chance, obviously, to bait tne 1937 "wonder team. Most Important happening! over (he rest of the nation were .Minnesota's final and complete drop from the lofty pinnacle held for three years and the setting up of other Hose Bowl candi dates, Notre Dame's 7-6 victory over the Gophers punctured for good the Minnesota balloon. From now on, Bier man 'a team It Jut another football aggregation. Saturday's result left only rora- ham and Pittsburgh in the east. Duk and Alabama in the soutn ana SLEEP WHILE TOU RIDE! PORTLAND ... - One n.t Hiundtrlp .M 1 13,01 Lower berth 1.30 8.01) This overnight STANDARD PULLMAN trip brings you Into Portland. Union Stsuon. at 800 In the morning Rail tar honored In romfortiMe COACHES in. .19 $lo.s SAN FRANCISCO - It tare II MO Oood In COACHES Ot TOmiST PCLLMAXS (plus 81 SO for an overnight berth). 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