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Wagner, Katonen Collide In Mat Mix; Ackles Back TONIGHT'S CARD George Wagner ti. Phto Ka tonen. "Sneese" - Achlau ti. ' Sailor Hogan. Kenney Ackles ti. Antone Leone. Two former light-heavyweight wrestling champions of the Pacific coast will clash in the six round main event of Mack Lillard's weekly pachy derm bill at Medford armory to night. Heading the three-star card will be "Gorgeous" George Wagner, who reportedly has his fine collection of robes insured for $5,000, and Paavo Katonen, the flashy southpaw Finn.' Put Out Tomato PLANTS NOW! Still Plenty of Time ' To Plant Your VICTORY GARDEN Large assortment of Flower ing and Vegetable Plants also Fertilizer Best Garden Grade 6-10-4 OAKDALE MARKET South Oakdale at Eleventh Katonen removed the coast championship belt from Wagner in a wild match at Hollywood some time ago and in turn lost it to Jack Riser in Portland. Wag ner has promised a bad time for Katonen tonight to get even for the ruffle to his dignity in the Hollywood defeat. Kenny Ackles, the Hollywood motion picture star, and Sailor Hogan, who makes Jacksonville his headquarters when out of the nay, have also been signed for the stellar program. Ackles, who made a great hit in his only appearance here, will tackle a tough customer when he meets up with gorilla-like Antone Leone in the three round opener. Hogan, a fine looking speed merchant of the mat, will mix grips with veteran Walter "Sneeze" Achieu in the four round semi-windup. Lillard said this morning a near capacity crowd is in pros pect but that several choice seats will fa available when the doors open. First bout goes to the mat at 8:30. SEN. NEWBRY EXPLAINS HIGHWAY CONTROVERSY Earl T. Newbry, sjate senator from Ashland, gave a fulll ac count of the controversy regard ing highways 99 and 97 at the weekly meeting of the Kiwanls club in the Holland Hotel yes terday noon. Newbry is said to have explained the brief pre pared by Ralph Koozer, Frank Van Dyke and Paul Rynning and gave high praise to its prepara tion and presentation at the state highway commission meet ing. Use Mail Tribune Want Ada. SPECIAL Friday & Saturday Chocolate Fudge Cake 59c Try A Loaf of Specialty BREADS FRENCH RAISEN SVENSK LIMPA Dial 2241 or 2242 ROMAN MEAL HOLLYWOOD 100 Whole Wheat . 29 N. Holly St. SEATTLE GAINS ON BEAVERS AS By United Press - Vallie Eaves, big Indian right hander, turned in one of the neatest pitching Jobs of the Pa cific Coast league campaign last night as the San Diego Padres downed the Oakland Acorns, 2 to 1. Eaves fanned 13 and even had the umpires mystified. They suspected that he was throwing the outlawed spitter but failed to detect any signs to this effect despite repeated examinations of the horsehide. The Padres tallied the win ning run in the fourth inning on Lou Vezelich's single, Outfielder Norm Deweese's miscue and a solid basehit by Del Ballinger. Len Gllmore, ace of the Oakland staff, was the losing hurler. Portland Lead Cut ' The Seattle Rainiers cut Port land's league lead to 3V4 games by taking both games of a dou bleheader with Los Angeles. The Suds won the opener. 5-4, and came back with a 2-0 victory in the nightcap. Keith Frazier and Carl Fischer were the win ning pitchers. The tailend Hollywood Stars battled 11 innings to defeat Sac ramento 6 to 5. With Brooks Holder on first base, Jimmy Grant of the Solons fielded Man ager Buck Fausett's bunt but threw the ball into right field, allowing Holder to gallop all the way in. . The Portland-San Francisco game was rained out. Scores: ' 1st game . . Los Angeles ........ 4 4 2 Seattle ... 5 8 1 Phipps, Merkle and . Greene; Frazier and Sueme. 2nd game Los Angeles 0 4 2 Seattle 2 7 ' 0 Hicks and Kreitner; Fischer and Finley. San Diego 2 6 2 Oakland 14 2 Eaves and Ballinger; Gilmore, Ayala and Fenech. Sacramento ... 5 10' 2 Hollywood 6 12 1 (11 innings) Porter, Babbitt, Powers, Pin tar and Marcucci; Mishasek and Hill. Cochran Retains Five Point Lead San Francisco, May 24 (U.R) Welker Cochran of San Fran cisco, today held a five-point lead over Willie Hoppe of New York in their transcontinental three-cushion billiard tourna ment after last night's game at the Olympic club. Cochran took yest e r d a y's block 60 to 30 in 35 innings but in the evening block Hoppe won, 60 to 52 in 31 frames. At the end of 86-games total point score was Cochran 4,580 and Hoppe 4 474. Four ntore games today and. tomorrow remain to be played in the series. BOWLING Results of mixed doubles at Medford Alleys last night: first, George Eads and Fern Colton 1142; 'second, John Hibe and Wanda Hood, 1141; third, Wilsie Pruitt and Audrey Swoape, 1133. Uae Mall Trlbun Want Ada Heroic Commander (Aetna Teleoholo) Cnpt. Leslie E. Genre, who brought "Big Ben" through the most terrible ordeal any American ship ever survived. I IN PLAYER DEAL St. Louis, Mo., May .24 (U.R) Rebellious Morton Cooper, key man in one of baseball's greatest dynasties, left a tottering world championship St Louis Cardinal team behind him today to' seek his fortune with the perennial laggards of Boston the Braves. The big fellow, who walked out on the team he had led to three straight National league pennants, passed up a chance at a world series cut in a long and involved wrangle over a $1,500 a year pay raise, moving in with a team that hasn't won a pen nant since 1914 and hasn't been in the first division since 1934. Barrett Wayfarer Whether the trading of Coop er to Boston for nondescript Pitcher Barrett and a reported $100,000 in cash signaled the break-up of the three-time Na tional league pennant winners remained to be seen. Barrett, an off-and-on National league way farer since 1937, never has won more than 12 games in a season and usually has lost more games than he has won. Consistent Winner Cooper, on the other hand, has been the National league's most consistent winner for three straight seasons, during which he won 22, 21, and 22 games respec tively. In 1942 and 1943 he led in the number of victories and in 1942 when he was named the most valuable player, he had the top earned run average of 1.77, The deal was completed yes terday at a conference between Owner Sam Breadon of the Car dinals, his manager, Billy South worth, John J. Qulnn, business manager of the Braves, and Louis Perini, head of the Boston club. Quinn said Barrett would leave for St. Louis without delay while Cooper was expected to join his new team mates on their road trip at Pittsburgh today or tomorrow. SAYS BILL BOYD LIED Hollywood, May 24 (U.R) Film Actress Mona Ray today accused Cowboy Star Bill Boyd of lying in denying her story that he once gallantly shielded her from her husband's wrath. A. help to well-being these food-short days KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN GIVES 5 IMPORTANT BENEFITS Famous breakfast cereal extra rich in protective food elements IT'S wise theae days, when many favorite foods are ahort, to be lure your family gets enough of the protective food elcmenta it needs, kkllooo's all-bran, economical and plentiful, helpa provide these S food featurei: '1. IRON to help maintain your blood's "iron level." One ounce of kkllooo's All-bran provides over H of your daily mini, mum iron needs. 2. OTHER MINERALS to help build bone nd teeth. Weight for weight, ksllooo's all-bran provides 4 times as much phos phorus, nearly 3 times aa much calcium, al whole wheat. 3. 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New York, May 24 U.R) As far as Rookie Pitcher Dave Fer riss is concerned, opposing bat ters are like so many names in a telephone directory, which is as good a reason as any today for his amazing success with the Boston Red Sox. The 23-year-old kid, apparent ly bent on beating every club in the league on his first time out, is d little let down when , he doesn't score a shut-out. He has beaten five different teams In as many games and has scored three shut-outs, allowing only three runs in 45 innings and just 30 hits for an average of six per game. Hurler Disappointed Beating the Champion St. Louis Browns, 4 to 1, at Boston yesterday was no ordinary achievement, but Ferriss ex pressed disappointment at the finish because he didn't blank them. The Yankees humbled the league leading Chicago White Sox, 5 to 3, at New York, mak ing all their runs in the first in ning to give Floyd Bevens in sec ond win on a seven-hitter.. Detroit defeated the Athletics at Philadelphia, 7 to 1, regain ing sole possession of second place from the Browns. Senators Los. ' Cleveland topped the Senators at tVashington, 3 to 2, in a night game. In the National league Van Llngle Mungo pitched one of the best games in his long career, giving the New York Giants a 2 to 0 shutout at Cincinnati. The Pittsburgh Pirates won a loosely played game In the 13th from the Boston Braves, 9 to 8, at Pittsburgh. Rookie Jack Creel made a suc cessful Major league debut for the Cards at St. Louis, beating the Brooklyn Dodgers 11 to 1. Claude Passeau of the Cubs gave his ailing arm a successful workout against the Philadel phia Phillies at Chicago, winning 5 to 3. L FOR 'BIG 3' MEET Washington, May 24. U.R The White House said today that a big three meeting is "definite ly in the works." Presidential Press Secretary Charles G. Ross emphasized that the London and Moscow diplo matic missions of Joseph E Davies and Harry L. Hopkins, announced by Mr. Truman yes terday, do not in any way take the place of the projected big three meeting. Both President Truman and Prime Minister Winston Church' 111 recently have expressed de sire for a meeting with Premier Josef Stalin, but Ross' statement was the first official revelation that plans for such a conference were in the works. Hopkins, for years the late President Roosevelt s most inti mate ad,viser, and Davies, former U. S. ambassador to Russia will undertake their missions as "part of the general pattern of the coming big three confer ence", Ross said. This apparently means that they will lay the groundwork for the Stalin Truman - Churchill meeting on the subject of which only Stalin thus far has remain ed silent. Hopkins left for Russia yester day morning with Ambassador W. Averell Harriman. Davies left for London during the night. Thursday. May U. 1943 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE YMCA Too Worldly For Scotch Church Edinburgh, May 24. 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