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Thursday, April 12, 1845
Gloomy Gust Johnson To
Meet Gray Mask Tonight
Gloomy Quit Johnson, who
he practically conducted a one-
man campaign In the Medford
armory wrestling arena In an at
tempt to beat the Gray Mask,
will take another shot at the
Calilornian In the main event
of Mack LUlard'i weekly fracas
tonight. Johnson, who wai re
cently stripped of his coast Jun
ior heavyweight crown, has
fallen before the violent -head
butts of "Old Stoneface" on
three occasions but still feels his
leg strap is the answer to the
ouestion of how to beat the
hooded hoodlum.
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They will tangle for six rounds
or the best two out of three rails
The Mask has a contract with
Lillard which calls for him to
unmask if he is beaten two out
of three falls. If he loses a one-
fall match, he does not have to
remove his hood, Lillard said
Ernie Piluso, headlock spe
cialist from Portland and long a
favorite in the local grapple pal
ace, will lock grips with Tony
Ross In the four round semi
winduo tussle. In his last ap
pearance here Ross displayed a
tendency to rteer clear of the
rough stuff, much to the sur
prise of the fans. If he does so
with Piluso, a fine grappling
contest Is expected.
Walter "Sneer e" Achleu,
whose Jiu-jitsu maneuvers pro
duce the dreaded "Chinese
Sleeper" on his mat foes, will
clash with kidney punching
Billy McEuin In the three round
opener which goes to the mat
promptly at 8:30 p. m.
Leafs Favored To
Win Hockey Title
Toronto, April 12 (U.R)
The Toronto Maple Leafs were
8 to 3 favorites today to make
it three straight over the De
troit Redwings and 7 to S to go
on and win the National League
Stanley Cup Championship,
The Leafs, who shut out De
troit In the first two games of
the series, indicated they would
play the same brand of defense
hockey again tonight. Despite the
fact that the current Detroit sex
tet is the highest scoring unit
ever to represent the club, It is
the first time in its 19-year-his-
tory that it suffered a double
shutout.
Los Angeles, April 12 (U.R)
The Santa Ana Army Air
Base baseball team nosed out
the UCLA Bruins 3 to 2 at West
wood yesterday. Hurler Jack
Porter walked the winning run
across the plate In the seventh
Inning.
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PULFORD GIVES
BEAVERS 9 TO 3
WIN OVER SEALS
By United Preis
The Portland Beavers, scoring
a 9-3 win over the San Francisco
Seals, today were tied for first
place with the Seattle Ralniers
In the Pacific Coast League
baseball race.
The Beavers crashed through
with five runs in the second
frame as Marv Owen, Johnny
O'Neil, Eddie Adams, Don Pul
ford, Larry Barton and Frank
Demaree singled. Pulford, who
went the route for the Beavers,
was touched for 14 hits but all
were scattered. The series
stands at one-all.
Scores:
R H E
Oakland 11 15 1
San Diego 6 13 4
Lotz and Fenech; Trahd, Val-
enzuela, Tlncup and Ballinger.
Seattle I 14 4
Hollywood 9 12 2
Demoran and Finley; Intie-
kofer and Hill.
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Portland 9 15
San Francisco 3 14.
Pulford and Adams; Piercey,
Buzolich, Ehrmann and Sprinz.
Los Angeles 11 13 4
Sacramento 15 19 4
Hicks, Glor, Merkle, Lamers,
Phipps and Kreitner; Attanazio,
Penrose and Marcucci,
Medford high achool and
Grants Pass high's baseball teams
will cross bats on the local dia
mond Friday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, In the opening game of
the southern Oregon conference
season, according to J. C. Tuck.
er, Medford coach. Last Friday's
practice session - with Rogue
River was called off because of
wet grounds.
Tucker said Dick Fawcett will
probably be assigned the pitch
ing chore with Bob Watson be
hind the plate. Don Waldron
will handle first base, Fred Stam
men will be on second, Jim Cave
on third and Bill Eatherton at
short stop. In the outfield will
be LeRoy House, Carl Reich
and Alan Kircher.
Next Friday Medford will play
Ashland at Ashland.
Standings:
Team Won Lost Pet. GB
Seattle 9 4 .692
Portland 9 4 .692
Oakland 8 5 .615 1
Sacramento ....7 6 .538 2
San Francisco 5 8 .385 4
Los Angeles ..5 8 .385 4
San Diego 5 8 .385 4
Hollywood 4 9 .308 5
EATHERWEIGHTS MEET
WITH EYE TO TITLE GO
Detroit, April 12 (U.R)
Phil Terranova and Maxie Sha
piro meet in a 10-round bout at
Olympla tonight, with Terra
nova given a slight edge in a
scrap that both boys want to
win as a stepping stone to a
match with Sal Bartolo, NBA
featherweight champion.
BOWLING
In City league last night Fire
stone defeated Office Boys two
games out of three (Klatt 184-
Green 512): P.M.T. took two out
of three from Union Oil (Brad
ley 210-558) and State Police
wo:i two out of three from
Henry's Drive-In (Califf 213-
Cuthbertson 574).
Chicago, April 12 (U.R)
A pre-season showing of what
Chicago has to offer to Major
League Baseball this year will
be held at Comiskey Park when
the Cubs and White Sox meet
in the first game of their an
nual four-game series today.
Manager Charlie Grimm of
the Cubs plans to open the intra-
city series with veteran pitcher
Paul Derringer to be followed
by Henry Wyse.
Thornton ' Lee, 37-year-old
southpaw, will start for the Sox,
followed by Lefty Johnny John
son, a Yankee last year. Lee
definitely has been awarded the
Sox American League opening
assignment next Tuesday at
Cleveland.
CALTECH'S CHANCE FOR
TRACK WIN SAID SLIM
Pasadena, Calif., April 12
OI.PJ Caltechs chances of de
feating University of Southern
California in their dual track
and field meet Saturday dipped
today with announcement that
sprinter Bob Taylor, pole vault
er Roland Nielsen and weight
man Don Tillman are doubtful
starters.
Cochran Finally
Beats Challenger
Chicago, April 12 (U.R)
Champion W e 1 k e r Cochran
whipped Challenger Willie Hop-
pe 60 to 51 in 19 innings last
night, but Hoppe still was 151
points up on the champion in
their transcontinental world's
championship three-cushion bil
liards match.
Hoppe came within one Inning
of tying the world's record for
best game by winning yesterday
afternoon's block 60 to 38 in 24
Innings. His high run was 10,
Cochran's four.
Hoppe now has a total of 2.
187 points, and Cochran has
2,038.
Ue Mall Tribune Want Ada.
COPCO TO PURCHASE
CRESCENT CITY LINE
San Francisco., April 12 (U.R)
The California railroad commis
sion today authorized the Public
Utilities California Corp. to sell
its electrical generator, trans
mitter and distribution facilities
in Del Norte county to the Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co., for
$175,000 cash. The facilities pre
sently serve Crescent City and
Smith River.
Central Point
Central Point, April 12 A
group of friends helped Clifford
Cordy celebrate hia seventh
birthday Sunday at his home on
Beall Lane. There were two
beautiful birthday cakes, one
for Clifford and one for his sis
ter, Lyn, whose birthday was
ten days earlier. Attending were:
Lorilee Starks, Eddie Head, and
David Bigham from Central
Point; and Sandy, Charles, and
Bobby Degman; and Sharon and
Sandra Laing, and Freddie and
Karen Jossy, from Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scott were
pleasantly surprised to have as
Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Johnson and son, Walter, of
Grants Pass, and Mr. and Mrs.
V. E. Noel and daughter, Vicki,
of Roseburg.
Melvin Kelly, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earnest Kelly, underwent a
sinus operation recently and is
getting along very well.
Mrs. Hazel Foster, worthy
grand matron of the Order of
Eastern Star for Oregon, paid
her official visit to the Nevita
Chapter of Central Point, and to
the Alpha Chapter of Ashland
at a joint meeting in the temple
in Ashland, Saturday evening.
All of the officers and many
members of the Central Point
chapter attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hous
ton, who have been receiving
medical care in California the
past few weeks, have returned
home.
The Carl Hover family visited
in Ashland Sunday.
Miss Beverly Leach, who has
been attending Oregon State
College, is at home.
USC LOSES AGAIN
Los Angeles, April 12 (U.R)
The Los Angeles Police out
scored the University of South
ern California Trojans' baseball
team 11 to 8 yesterday in a seven
inning game.
Uae Mail Tribune Want Adi
POCKET SHIP SUNK
BY RAF BOMBERS
London, April 13 ' U.K
The Air Ministry announced to
day that aerial reconnaissance
showed the German Pocket Bat
tleship Scheer was sunk by RAF
bombers in an attack on Kiel
the night of April 9.
The Admiral Scheer was one
of Germany's two pocket battle
ships of the 10,000-ton class. Tne
other was the Luatzow, formerly
the Duetschland. . . .
The Admiral Scheer was com
pleted in 1933. It mounted six
guns of 11 Inches.
SLY ear-Old Widow
Seeks Coin Return
From Suave Actor
Hollywood, April 11-OI.R)
A wealthy 81-year-old widow.
who said she waj "much more
than mother" to 24-year-old
Actor Jason Lenhart, today
sought to recover $40,000 she
claimed she invested in him
when he started calling her
darling" instead of "mom."
Mrs. Luella M. Hudson said
she bought the suave young ac
tor an automobile, lent him $10,
000, and put $30,000 worth of
real estate into joint tenancy
when she thought they were to
be married.
Instead, she said, Lenhart
called her "a dope fiend, de
generate and a gullible old fool
and struck me on three occa
sions."
Lenhart said the money was
an. unconditional gift.
Mysterious Code
On Berlin Radio
London, April 12 (U.R) Ber
lin's main long wave broadcast
ing station carried a mysterious
cipher message by a woman an.
nouneer today.
She came on immediately aftr
er the 2 p. m. (DBST) newscast
and said:
BSCVD. BSCVD. BSCVD.
For all. For all."
This waa followed by short
cipher message in jumbled let
ters by groups of five.
The United Press listening
post In London said such a code
broadcast over this major Ger
man station waa extremely rare.
FIRES SWEEP THROUGH
CHICAGO LUMBER YARDS
Chicago, April 12 (U.R)
Fires swept through five Chica
go lumber yards today, Injuring
at least 10 persons and causing
several million dollars in dam
age.
Millions of feet of lumber
were destroyed as i trong winds
fanned the flames.
Four of the lumber yards oc
cupy adjoining lots covering ap
proximately four blocks. They
are the Red River, White Pine
and Lille Lumber companies
and the Landis Mills.
Germany Puts Boys
On Defense Front
London, April 12 (U.R) A
German sergeant, a veteran of
Russia, Crete, North Africa
Sicily and Italy, surrendered to
a correspondent for the London
Star on the second army front,
it was disclosed today1.
The oldest soldier in my
platoon is 16," the sergeant
said. "When they get into battle
some of them call for their
mothers. My lieutenant was 19
and had never seen active serv
ice until he was sent here.
"It is Impossible to carry on
with such soldiers."
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