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Martinelli To Test Mask In Armory Ring Tonight Tonight's Card Gray Mast vs. Angelo Martin elli. Jack Pipscomb yi. Gorilla Poggi. Norval Stocksiill vs. Tex Porter. The Gray Mast, deeply en trenched in the minds of Med ford aimory wrestling fans as one of the most detested wrestl ers ever to cavort in the local tug and haul emporium, will re turn to the rcene of twelve straight triumphs when he locks grips with Angelo Martinelli in the top half of a double main event tonight. Martinelli, when he heard the Mask was coming to Medford, TRIANGLE Q 8 EGG PRODUCER Increase your egg profits with this palatable, scientifically built Vitamin botaoced'leed. Supplies the high-producing lover with thfttr Mauirmanti I lor more extra grade .uSi , f ggi. Your local food fa M'MUil upply. CCTALS insisted that Promoter Mack Lillard give him the first crack at the headbutting hoodlum from somewhere. The clever Italian said he saw the Mask work in the eas-t recently and is certain he can defeat him, Mar tinelli won a host of admirers when he dumned Ernie Piluso last week. The Toledo star weighs about 195 pounds and is exceptionally f?.st for a big man. Jack Lipscomb, coast junior heavyweight champion, will hook up with Gorilla Poggi in the other half of the dual top bout. Both men are noted for their knock-down-drag-out type of mat work and chances are a wild scrap will ensue. Norval Stockstill of Talent will make his first local profes sional appearance when he mix es with veteran Tex Porter in the 8:30 opener. Downtown ticket office re ported a brisk sale of seats but said a few choice ringside chairs would be available at the gate tonight. FACTS, FIGURES FOR 1945 WORLD SERIES Chicago. Oct. 10 (U.R) Facts and figures of the seven-game 1945 world series: Paid attendance 333,457. Total receipts $1,592,454. X P layers' pool $445 714.50. Clubs' and leagues' share $173,550.45. X Commissioner's share $223,869.10. X Does not include $100,000 for radio broadcasting - rights, which is divided among commis sioner and players' pool. The San Francisco port of em barkation is the main port of its kind in the world. E PAGES PUT OF WORLD SERIES Chicago, Oct. 11 (U.B They put a lot of new pages into the world series record book today. Never before has there been a series that shattered as many marks as the 1945 "big show" which bowed out yesterday at Wrigley field after seven games. The records included: Largest crowds The 41,590 fans who attended yesterday's game established a new world series attendance mark, boosting the total turnstile registration for the seven-game 1945 series to 333,457. Yesterday's turnout al so was the largest crowd ever to attend the seventh game of a world series. Total , receipts Yesterday's turnout poured $204,177 into the coffers, hiking the total take for the 1945 series to $1,592,454, and cracking the former mark of $1,322,328.21 set in 1940. Strikeouts Hal Newhouser of Detroit in striking out 10 men to win yesterday's game, set a new modern series mark of 22 strike outs. He had fanned 12 men in his previous two series appearances. Pinch hitters The Cubs, in using their 14th pinch hitter in yesterday s game, set a new rec ord for National league "late en tries". Longest game The sixth game, a 12-inning battle on Mon day lasted three hours and 28 minutes, breaking by 34 minutes the former high of 2:54 set by the Yankees and Dodgers in 1941. Most players The Tigers and Cubs, in sifting 19 players into Monday's game, cracked the pre vious series record of 18 held by the 1935 Giants. The over-all to tal of 38 surpassed the previous series two-team high of 29 set by the Giants-Senators in 1936. T SET Portland, Ore., Oct. 11 (U.R) When two young dynamic fis tic personalities, containing the sock and showmanship that makes lor ring champions, clash at Vfe cross-roads of their fight careers coxing promoters call that mtch a "natural." It will be just that when 22-year-old Joe Kahut, popular Oregon champ, trades kayo punches Friday night in Port lands auditorium with 23-year-old Fitzy Fitzpatrick, the Los Angeles and West Virginia knockout specialist. Edch fighter has lost two battles and each lost one of these tu the veteran Lloyd Mar shall, Sacramento, Cal., negro star. The records of both fighters indicate that one or the other will end up on the canvas. The only difference is that they settle their battles in their in dividual tempos. Of 28 kayos by Fitzy, 11 were in the first round. Kahut stowed away 20 but none in the first stanza. Tigers Are Given Rousing W elcome; Banquet Planned Detroit. Oct. 11 U.R Those roaring Tigers roared into De troit today with their first world's baseball title in 10 years and fresh money jingling in their pockets. Giving a rousing welcome at the Union station last night, the Tigers tonight will officially re ceive the thanks of the city for winning the World Series when they attend a lavish dinner pre sented by the chamber of com merce. Each of the 31 Tiger players, who were voted a full World Series share, will receive about $6,445. The Tiger team, in all. received $199,799.88 from the players' pool or 60 per cent, the winner's share. Meanwhile, in Chicago. 33V4 shares were dolled out to the Cubs. Each share was worth about $4,277. SEALS TAKE 6-1 San Francisco, Oct. 11 (U.R) The San Francisco Seals and the Seattle Rainiers today were tied at two games apiece in the $10,000 Pacific Coast league Governor's Cup playoffs. The Seals, who took the fourth game in the scries last night by a decisive 6-1 score, planned to start Bob Joyce on the mound against the Suds Hal Turpin when the clubs clash again tonight. The Seals won their second game by breaking a 1-1 tie in the fifth inning when they pounded across four runs. Ben Guintini doubled off the center field fence and went to third von Charley Petersen's single to left infield. Neil Sheridan doubled to score Guintini and came in with Petersen on another double by Willie Enos. Enos went to third on Perry's sacrifice and scored after the catch on Bones Sand er's long fly to centerfield. Frank Seward yielded six hits to the visitors. The Seals scored 12 hits, four of which were in the fifth inning. The line score: Seattle 16 0 San Francisco 6 12 0 Fischer, Elliott and Finlcy; Seward and Ogrodowskl. 6-Man Schedule Jackson county's six-man football schedule for Oct. 12: Gold Hill at Talent. Rogue River at Phoenix. Central Point at Prospect. Jacksonville at Eagle Point. ARTIE SHAW'S WIND UP Hollywood, Oct. 11 (U.R) Mrs. Elizabeth Kern Shaw, daughter of Jerome JCern, today received her final divorce de cree, separating her from band leader Artie Shaw. Shaw, for merly married to Actress Lana Turner, was ordered to pay $2,000 a month alimony and re linquish custody of their 2-year-old son, Steven Kern, in a settle ment made in August, 1944: Closing time rnr Sunday Too Late to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon Pleasp ' i amember 1 TO E3na!S AY! And Then the End of SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST SALE ITHME US TO! WeMustSell Everything at Sacrifice Prices. EVERY ITEM IS CUT AGAIN DURING THIS FINAL WEEK! Buy Christmas Gifts NOW and SAVE! Gifts O Leather Goods OToys Housewares Enamelware O Hardware O Pottery & Glassware EVERYTHING PRICED to SELL STORE HOURS 8:39 to 8:30 COME IN SHOP AROUND-AND SAVE! 35 North Bartlett TORNADO READY FOR GAME WITH EUREKA FRIDAY With all players practically recovered from cuts and bruises received at Eugene last Friday, the Medford high school Black Tornado is all set for their foot ball date with Eureka, Calif., at Medford stadium tomor.ro w night. The squad, which has rolled up 160 points to their foes' l, will be playing a king's-x af fair, so far as standings toward the state championship are con cerned, but must win to keep ineir record unblemished. Coach Al Simpson said there were no serious injuries in the Eugene clash and that the en tire starting lineup will be ready to go. Eureka is said to have a po tent ball club. Andy Knudsen, a letterman, will carry the hi lint of the Loggers' attack and will be capably assisted by a host of lettermen from last years sec ond string. They have ptayed two games this season, winning both of them. Klamath Falls meets Grants Pass on the Cavemen field in a Southern Oregon league game and Ashland is idle. E Portland. Ore., Oct. 11 (U.R) The Portland Beavers have acquired Billy Holm, Boston Red Sox catcher who handled 93 games for Los Angeles in 1943 without an error. General Manager William K.lepper wired from Chicago that hu tied bought Holm as a second man behind Eddie Adams, the regular Beaver backstop. Holm was shunted back and forth between Chica go and the Angels for several seasons, but the Cubs used him in only 50 games last year and he went to the Red Sox this spring. Cloitng time tor Classified Adi 8:30 m. Too Late to Classify 12:13 p m Star Farmer Title And $500 Award Is Won By Ohio Youth Kansas City. Mo., Oct. 11 ',U.R Gordon John Eichhorn, 20-year-old Marion, O., farmer, today held the title of star farmer of America. An announcement of Elch horn'r. selection and award of S00 from the weekly Kansas City Star, was made last night at the 18th annual convention of the future farmers of Amer ica. Eichhorn. who started his farming program in 1939 with a sow. two tcers nnd 26 sheep, now has 60 hogs, 90 sheep. 1,500 chickens, 52 acres of wheat, 67 pcres of corn, 18 acres of soy beans. 26 acres of oats, and six of Barley and 52 of alfalfa and corn. He owns farm machinery valued at $2 028. Eichhorn lived with his wife on a 10-acre tract of land. In ad dition, he manages a 56-acre farm for a friend in service and rents a 40-acre tract. Thursday, Oct. 11. 1945 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE THREE brother, Chester Smith has just I been stationed In the South Pa returned from the navy. He has I cif ic. " For Butte Falls Butte Falls. Oct. 11 Billie Edmondson's daughter fell out of their car and broke her leg be tween the knee and hip. She was taken to a hospital. Hilda, Harlan and Bobble Lowe have gone to Portland for a short visit. Sam Moorehouse has pur chased the old Page Hotel and moved into it. Chester Ellis who has re turned from the army has moved his family into the place vacated by the Moorchouscs. Mrs. Guy Tedrich has returned home after spending a few days in a Medford hospital. Mrs. Elmer Wells who was burned so badly is said to be im proving slowly at the Sacred Heart hospital. Everybody around Butte Falls seems to be wearing a red hat, but we do not see many bucks coming in. Dallas Zimmerlee has been home on a 45-day furlough and has been with his wife at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ed mondson. He will soon have to report at Camp Lewis for fur ther assignment. Loyld Tungate has returned home from the marines to stay. He is the youngest son of Jack Tungate. Ken B. Edmondson had as his dinner guests Sunday his wife's mother, father, and brother. 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