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New York, Oct. 12 (U.R)
Timothy Moriarlty,-39, seaman,
was whisked away to Tombs
prison when he swore at a wom
an shopkeeper who couldn't sup
ply him with his favorite brand
of elgarefs. He appeared W
court with a full pack. "You can
get any kind you want in
Tombs," he explained gleefully
to Magistrate Henry H. Curran.
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SIX MEDFORD MAIL TBTBTJWB Thursday. Oef. it. 1944
Cheering Cards Celebrate Victory
Unmasker?
WILL END FRIDAY
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IF HE ISTHROWN
Flashy Jack Kizer Meets
Gray Mask In Main Event
Ross, Porter in Opener.
The Mask has his Identity at
take tonight when he meets
Jack Kizcr, Pacific coast light
heavyweight champ in the main
event in the ring at the Med
ford armory. Mack Llllard, pro
moter, said that the mystery
man has promised to remove his
hood when he is beaten t legi
timate wrestling. And If he
loses to Kizer oil comes inc
hood. If he wins, it will be his
fourth consecutive victory in
the Medford grappling circle,
Kizer, who Is tops at wrestling
on the coast, will give ine nooa
ed one a run for his money.
And Kizer probably will use all
efforts to keep away from the
Mask's steel noggin.
In each meeting here thus far
the Mask's opponent has gone
down for the count after a
bounce off the Mask's head.
The bout will be an hour event
or two out of three falls.
Buck Davidson, loser to the
Mask last week by a foul, ap
pears against Herb Parks in
four ten minute rounds or two
out of three falls. Parks has ap
peared In the Medford ring on
previous occasions and David
son has quite a following, de
spite his off-color . wrestling
technique, such as he employed
last week in an effort to remove
the hood from the Mask's head.
Curtain opener at 8:30 p. m.
sees Tony Ross and Tex Porter
the latter a Medford man In
three ten-minute rounds.
talenTprospegt
, Talent, Oct. 12 Talent high
school six - man football team,
trl-county champions and claim
ants to the state title last year,
will meet Prospect on the Ash
land high school field Friday at
8:13 p. m., in a Jackson County
league game.
Prospect has a fast, aggres
sive, tricky team led by the
hard-driving fullback, Ted Fred
ricks, one of the best backs in
the county.
Talent has, so far this year,
relied principally on power
plays In defeating Glendale, 20
0, and Rogue Rived, 13-0. Fri
day night Talent will open up
with laterals, reverses, passes
and a wide variation of plays
that makes six-man football a
wide-open game.
PI
EAGLE PL 10
Central Point, Oct. 12 Cen
tral Point high school football
team will open its conference
season on the Central Point field
Friday afternoon at three o'clock
In a game with the Eagle Point
squad.
The Pointer team, under Coach
Harold Boner, will be picked
from the following men: Tom
Collcy, Shrlcr, Sage, Childress,
Robinson, West, Anhorn, Gorden,
Saxbury Holland, McCoy, Hans
cam, Wilson, and Hamilton.
This will be the first six-man
football played at Central Point.
The Pointers are In the east di
vision of the county league and
will mee t Prospect and Talent as
well as Eagle Point in home and
home games this season.
TURN ABOUT
Chicago, Oct. 12 (U.PJ George
J. Marie. 50, once spanked his
wife, Isabcll Peggy, and then
felt so ashamed of himself that
he told her to kick him In re
turn, she told Judge William J.
Mndsny In divorce court yester
day. She administered six, she
raid.
MANY POACHERS
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 12
01 R Colifornla fish and game
wardens made 200 arrests for
violations of fish and game laws
during Sentember, with fines
amounting to $9,015, It was an
nounced today,
Closing tlm for CI:fld arts
a. m. Too UK to cluaur, 13 JO
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Jack Kizer (above). Pacific
Coast light heavyweight grap
pling champ will attempt to
officiate at a "coming out party"
for the Gray Mask In their main
vtnt match at the armory to
night. The "Mask" has agreed
to remove his hood If beaten by
legitimate tactics.
ORIOLES WIN 5-3
TO TAKE TITLE IN
Baltimore, Oct. 12 U.R) The
Baltimore Orioles of the Inter
national League held the 1944
Little World Series title today,
defeating the American Associa
tion playoff winners, the Louis
ville Colonels, four games to two
In the annual minor league
classic.
Winners of the International
League pennant during the reg
ular season and also of the post
season playoffs, the Orioles de
feated the Colonels fi-3 in the
sixth game of the best-of-seven
series here last night before 23,
836 fans.
The birds came from behind
with three runs in the seventh
Inning, paced by singles from
the bats of Bob Latshaw, Frank
Skaff and Sherman Lollar and
two Louisville errors for their
margin of victory.
The Colonels had taken the
lead in the second Inning when
they tagged Baltimore starter
Stan West for two runs.
Both clubs used three pitchers
with Ambrose (Bobo) Pallca get
ting credit for the victory and
Otis Clark suffering the loss.
West, Sam Lowry and Pallca
collaborated on a seven hit hurl
ing Job while their mates tagged
starter Mel Deutsch and his suc
cessors for 10 safe blows.
The Colonels narrowly missed
at least a tie in the ninth Inning
when, with two down and a man
on base, Nick Polly hit a ball
Into the left field stand that was
foul by inches.
ASHLAND TO PLAY
The football schedule for the
week-end for southern Oregon
includes Ashland high school
moving to Lakeview where they
will play Friday night. Talent
and Prospect six-man teams will
play at Ashland Friday night at
8:15 p. m.
Medford games Include Klam
ath Falls B team meeting Med
ford high school B team at the
high school stadium Friday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. Saturday
afternoon the Klamath Juniors
meet Norman Sting's Medford
Juniors at the Medford football
field. i
Medford senior high football
ers will be Idle this week end.
On Oct. 20 they meet the Klam
ath Pelicans here.
BOWLING
Pacific Motor Transport took
two games from Union Oil com
pany In the City League bowl
ing Wednesday night (Bell, 467;
Hansen, 174:) Office Boys three
straight from Firestone (Green.
572, 1911; and Henry's Drive In
also took three straight from
the State Police (Porter, 593,
222).
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Friday noon Is the deadline
for gathering of clothing for
the destitute of the newly lib
erated countries of Europe, it
was indicated today by the com
mittee In charge of the local
have discarded yet usable gar
ments that will give wear and
warmth for the coming winter
are urged to bring them to the
collection depot, 312 E. Main,
next to Luman's Grocery, be
fore the closing hour.
The committee expressed sat
isfaction with the progress of
the drive thus far and reported
that to date over 400 pieces had
been contributed which, it was
assured, would be gratefully re
ceived by those who would bene
fit from them in Europe.
The project Is carried on a
nationwide basis through the ef
forts of the United Nations Re
lief and Rehabilitation admin
istration and has the approval of
the majority of the national
boards of various church de
nominations. The local work Is
under the supervision of the
Ministerial association and the
Council of Church Women.
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VISIT FACTORIES
George S. Green, plant man
ager for the American Fruit
Growers, left Tuesday night for
Cleveland. O., and Gasport, N.
Y to visit factories of the
Friend Manufacturing company.
Mr. Green, accompanied by Mrs.
Green, is making the trip as a
guest of the company, manu
facturers of Friend spray equip
ment. Mr. Green was honored with
the trip because of the outstand
ing performance of the Ameri
can Fruit Growers In this ter
ritory on sales of all spray
equipment as well as tractors,
officials of the firm state. The
performance records In the
southern Oregon territory for
the past two years, the Friend
company reports. Is most out
standing and tops others on the
coast.
Mr. Green will also visit the
Clctrac and Oliver factories and
attend sales meetings while
away. He further plans visits
to New York City, Boston and
other large terminal markets
where American Fruit Growers
have sales offices.
It Is stated that Medford and
the Rogue River valley will be
publicized in the near future
with pictures and stories In vari
ous trade mnRnzlnes published
by both the Friend Manufactur
ing company and the Oliver and
Clrtrac factories. These pictures
and stories have been requested
to show the new streamlined
parts, hardware and equipment
department of the American
Fruit Growers' new Medford
plant and will also give Import
ant Information about Medford
and the valley.
NISEI GUNNER HOME
Amache, Colo., Oct. 12 (U.R1
The first nisei aerial gunner
in the Mediterranean theater of
operations, was visiting his par
ents at the Granada relocation
center today. Set. Johnny Mat
sumoto has served with the 12th
army a i r force's A-20 Boston
group of bombers in Italy. Dur
ing his 23 months of overseas
duty he participated in SO mis
sions. Time io
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Cold weather driving and
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Batttfr switch to a lighter
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Wildly cheering Cardinals stage this hilarious demonstration
they won the World Series by defeating the St. Louis Browns.
Hopp (No. 12), Cardinal center fielder, ruffles the hair of
show his elation.
Jack Cuddy Picks Winners
He Hopes-For Week's Titles
By Jack Cuddy
United Press Correspondent
New York, Oct. 12 (U.R)
Picking the football winners
maybe:
East
Yale over Columbia spoiling
Lions' new "T" party.
Navy over Duke sailing
over the Devil's blue.
Army over Pittsburgh jeep
ing with Glen Davis.
Notre Dame over Dartmouth
Bob Kelly wears (down) the
green.
Pennsylvania over William
and Mary youth has its fling.
Cornell over Colgate or
we'll be lathered.
Also Temple over New York
U., Rochester over Oberlin,
Worcester over Tufts; Boston
College over City College of
N. Y., Bainbridge Navy over
Camp Kilmer. Coast Guard over
Rensselaer, West Virginia over
Maryland, Franklin and Mar
shall over Muhlenberg," Pcnn
State over Bucknell, Layfayette
over Syracuse, Holy Cross over
Villanova.
Midwest
Purdue over Iowa Pre-flight
with fliers' pros sidelined.
Michigan over Northwestern
ho hum!
Indiana over Nebraska
Hoosiers husk the Huskers.
Wisconsin over Ohio State
or we'll be terribly badgered.
Wisconsin over Ohio State
Winnie the Welder prefers
"champaign."
Minnesota over Missouri
you, too, can flip coins.
Also Iowa State over Kansas,
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Michigan State over Kansas
State, Baldwin - Wallace over
Ohio Wesley, Case over Bowl
ing Green, Great Lakes over
Western Michigan, Marquette
over Lawrence, Miami (O.) over
Depauw.
South
Louisiana State over Texas
hatpin.
Georgia over Kentucky
closer than two coats of paint.
Georgia Tech over -Auburn
or we'll be a rambling wreck.
-Also Tennessee over Florida,
Wake Forest over Virginia Mil
itary, Third AAF over Georgia
Pre-flight, Mississipppl State
over Arkansas Aggies, North
Carolina over Camp Davies,
North Carolina Pre-flight over
Virginia.
Southwest
Texas over Oklahoma we'd
sooner not be steered wrong.
Tulane over Rice green
wave engulfs Paddles.
Also Tulsa over Texas Tech,
Randolph Field over Southern
Methodist, Norman Naval over
Arkansas, West State over
Amarillo AAF.
Far West
Southern Cal. over St. Mary's
Pre-flight just Trojan along.
California over College of-fa-cific
perturbing the stagg line.
Also U.C.L.A. over St. Mary's,
Colorodo over Utah, Denver
over Colorado College, Wash
ington over Whitman, March
Field over Alameda Coast
Guard.
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Daily Weather Report
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
to cloudy with occasional rain tonight.
Friday cloudy with light rain. LUUe
change in temperature.
Oregon : Partly cloudy with scat
tered thundershowers tonight. Friday
fartly cloudy in east. Cloudy with
tght rain in west portion. Little
change in temperature.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 72; lowest, 35.
Total monthly precipitation. -50 Inch.
Excess for the month, .12 Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1944, 1:30 inches. Excess for the
season, .27 Inch.
Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m. yes
Tomorrow terday, 50; 4:30 today, 03.
Past 24 hours: High Low Prec.
Boise 79 54 T
Boston C9 48
Chicago 57 35 ....
Denver 63
Eureka 63
Havre 73
29
67
52
53
38
57
54
35
54
52
53
49
43
47
43
Los Angeles
Medford .:,
New York .
Omaha .......
Phoenix
Portland
tieno
Roseburs ....
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane .
Washinffton. D. C.
Yakima 79
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