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TWO MEDfORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tunday. Jan- IS. 1946 , MEDTORI&TRIBUNE PETE IN EFFORT TO GAIN FORMER Pet Belcastro, who meets coast Junior heavyweight cham pion Joe Lynam in a non-title match headlining tomorrow nlght'i Medford armory wrest ling card, was the first wrestler to wear the crown after the weight division was declared, It KINKLE'S PARCEL DELIVERY DAY or NIGHT Phone 4956 Prompt Courteous Service T. D. Hinkle W. H. Judy was recalled here today. When the Junior heavyweight division, taking in matmen from 180 to 200 pounds, was first de clared, Belcastro won a tourna ment to find its first Pacific coast champion. He successfully defended his diadem in several big coast wrestling centers, such as Hollywood, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland, and had it on the block several times here and at Klamath Falls be fore losing it. In meeting young Lynam here tomorrow night, the 32-year-old Belcastro will undoubtedly look ba :k a few years at the time when he was introduced as the champion. Since he is still rank ed as one of the top Junior j heavies on the coast, Belcastro j can force Lynam into a title I match by giving the ex-GI a convincing beating. ! Holding the spotlight on the ; star-studded card is the return 1 of baby-faced Joe Smollnskl, ; who tangles with Jack (Buck) Lipscomb in the four round mid dle bout. Smollnskl has recently j resumed his profession after tak- ing time out to serve four years with the army In the South Pa cific. I Toughle Earl Malone will T HELD ON SUNDAY HARD -TO -GET Now Available FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THROUGH OUR CATALOG ORDER DESK Place your order now at our catalog ordor desk or phono 5444 5-h. p. 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Unbleached Sheeting, yd. 35c Boys' and Girls' Field Boots... 3.48 Rubber Hot Water Bottles 69c Men's Flannelette Pajamas. . . .2.23 Schick Electric Shaver 15.00 Men's Canvas Gloves 3 pr. 57c Metal Lathe 169.50 Solid Copper Wash Boiler 5.49 WARD Cood weather and plenty of ammunition brought out a good crowd to the Medford Gun club shoot Sunday with a consider able number of former trap shooters enjoying the sport for the first time since returning from duty with the armed forces. Until noon visibility was not good, the yellow banded tar gets blending into the brown field in the background. With improved light in the afternoon, scores were better. Black tar gets are expected for spring shooting which should help future scores materially. Sunday Scores 100 16-yard targets: George Jantzer, 08; P. Culbertson, 04; H. E. Bowser, 01; H. Turpln, 91; Ray Watkins, 01; Harry Hawk, 88; H. Niedermeyer, 83. SO targets: Jake Steiger, SO; Jim Ross, 47; Ed Pease, 47; Dick Hcrvey, 45; Dan Daniele, 45; Stan Smith, 45; Dick Skeeters 45; Sam Samson, 45; Lewis Jantzer, 41; Fred Sander, 41; H. Fluhrer, 41; Jimmy Bolton, 37; Bert Lageson, 35; Henry Padg. ham, 34; Max Kuble, 33; M. H. Harper, 33. 25 targets: Jim Moore, 25; H, R. Mitchell, 23; Bill Young, 22; Tnx Peart, 21; Don Smith, 20; Sid Broston, 20; Ron DeVore 18; Bob Jantzer, 18; Bert Peck, la. 25 handicap: Bill Young, 17 yards, score 23; P. Culbertson, J I, a; H. Niedermeyer, 20, 23 H. R. Turpin, 22, 22; Harry Hawk, 17, 21; Ray Watkins, 23 !1; Jim Moore, 20, 21; George Jantzer, 24, 20; Harry Elden, 21 20; Merlin Glcason, 17, 10; Ed incase, 2J, 19; Ron DeVore. 20. ! 10; Don Smith. 17, 19; Jim Ross, Tl, 17; H. E. Brown, 18, 17; Fred Sander, 17, 18. Tune-Ups Urged For Louis, Conn; Quarterly NBA Ratings Announced Association Quint Beats Sophomores Medford Athletic association turned back the Medford Sopho mores 52 to 29 in a Southern Oregon Independent basketball league game at Jackson school last night. The Sophomores re placed the Medford Junior var sity In accordance with a high school policy of entering the sophomores in the league when ever the Junior varsity has two games In any one week. Hugh Williams paced the win ners with 10 points while lommy Mottern scored 11 for me losers. The Groceteria Gold Bars face the Ashland Elks at Ashland to night in a league game. GOLD HILL H00PSTERS EDGE PROSPECT QUINT Prospect, Jan. 15 Gold Hill high school basketeers turned back Prospect in a Jackson County "B" league division I ga.ne here Friday night. The score was 30 to 24. Prospect held a 18-12 margin at halftime but was to keep pace with the winners. Gold Hill's reserves won the preliminary from Pros pect reserves by a 20-12 count. CAMP BLUEJACKETS WIN OVER 656TH ENGINEERS Camp White, Jan. 15 Camp White Naval Bluejackets basket ball team, members of the Southern Oregon Independent league, whacked the 656th Army Engineers by a 50 to 22 score here last night. Becker led the winners with 13 while Law rence ixored eight for the losers. JACKSONVILLE, KERBY IN NON-LEAGUE CLASH Jacksonville, Jan. 15 Jack sonville and Kerby high school basketball teams will clash here tonight In a non-conference game. The preliminary, between the reserve teams, is scheduled to get under way at 7:30 p. m. BOWLING In Classic league last night Valentine's won three straight games fr;m Domestic Laundry (Jamison 5H6 Schantol 531), Hl way Club made it three straight over American (Klatt 547 Smith 4.W, Maid-Rite won three from Beck'.- Bakery (Sims 557 DeVore 560). and Signal Oil won two out of three from Hawkin son Tires (White 568 R. Prultt 485). Patterson, N. J., Jan. 15 (U.R) President Abe J. Greene of the National Boxing association sug gested today a couple of tune up bouts for Joe Louis and Billy Conn, to give the heavyweight division a shot In the arm. Although Champion Louis and Challenger Conn have defi nitely said "no dice" on warm ups before their June title fight, Greene believes that the "cause of boxing would be aided" if they engaged in one or two test brawls particularly Conn. That's what he said today while releasing the N.B.A.'s quarterly ratings of boxers. Would Up Interest Greene admitted that "Inter est in boxing competition will be heightened as soon as Louis and Conn start actual activities In preparation for their bouts," but he said the division had suf fered from such "mediocrity and the presence of so many old faces" that the heroic meas ure of top-flight tune-ups was needed to stimulate It mean while. Few Important changes were made in the ratings. Archie Moore, St. Louis Negro, was moved into the top contender's spot among the light heavies. Rocky Graziano of New York was elevated to No. 3 berth among the middleweight con tenders, and Beau Jack, ex-lightweight ruler, was recognized as a prominent welterweight aspir ant. Here are the N.B.A. quarterly ratings: Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis. Logi cal contender Billy Conn. Out standing boxers Taml Muriel lo, Jimmy Blvlns. Honorable mention Melio Bettina, Lee Oma, Jersey Joe Walcott, Elmer Ray, Bruce Woodcock, Arturo Godoy, Joe Maxim, Johnny Flynn, Joe Baksi, Lee Savold. Light Heavywtlght Champion Gus Lesnevich. Logical contenders Archie Moore, Freddie Mills. Outstand ing boxers Lloyd Marshall. Bill- Fox, Phil Muscato, Anton Chrlstoforidis. Honorable men-1 tion Joe Kahut, Jack Johnson j Fitzy Fltzpatrlck, Ezzard Charles, Billy Grant, Billy Smith. Middlewlght Champion Tony Zale. Logi cal contenders Jacob Lamotta. George Abrams, Rocky Grazi ano, Holman Williams, Charley Burley. Outstanding boxers Steve Bcllolse, Jimmy Edgar, Marcel Cerdan. Welterweight Champion Freddie (Red) Reno Divorces Void Within Mississippi Jackson, Miss., Jan. 15 (U.R) The Mississippi supreme court today had refused to give legal recognition to a Reno-granted divorce. The court held that the Ne vada residence established for obtaining the decree was never designed to be permanent. The court was upholding a circuit court decision In which Mrs. Louise Hall successfully opposed the divorce of her husband, Wes ley W. Hall. 7,735 COMING HOME Manila, Jan. 15 (U.R) The 26,450 ton army transport West Point, formerly the liner Amer ica, will sail tonight with 7,735 homeward bound army troops. The Mississippi River turns north at New Orleans. meet Herb Parks. Canadian champion, in the opener, begin ning at 8 30. "PHOOEY!" I SAID, "I DON'T BELIEVE IT!" But Famous Cereal Did Relieve His Constipation Are yon (retting only temporary relief with harsh laxatives? Then read this sincere, unsolicited letter: For ovr 0 year. I hav. bn trmibled with conatiratlpn. 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Logical contender Ray Robinson. Outstanding box era Tippy Larkin, Jimmy Doyle, Marty Servo, Beau Jack. Lightweight Champion Ike Williams Logical contenders Bob Mont gomery, Allle Stolz, Chalky Wright, Willie Joyce. Outstand ing boxers Enrique Bolanos, Freddie Dawson, Bobby Ruffin, John Thomas. Featherweight Champion Sal Bartolo. Logi cal contenders Willie Pep, Phil Terranova. Outstanding boxers Carlos Chavez, Freddie Russo, Jimmy McAllister, Miquel Ace- vedo. Bantamweight Champion Manuel Ortiz. Logical contenders Luis Cas tillo, Tony Olivera, Benny Gold berg. Outstanding boxers Simon Vergara, Norman Lewis. Flyweight Champion Jackie Patterson. Logical contenders Dado Ma rino, Sammy Reynolds, Terry Allen, Joe Curran, Bunty Doran. Outstanding boxers R i n t y Monoghan, Tommy Burney. Us Mail Trlbuns Want Ada. STEELERS SELECT FELIX BLANCHARD IN PLAYER DRAFT New York, Jan. 15 (U.R) The- National Football league staggered into the sixth day of a marathon winter session today after going through the motions of a player draft and drawing up a schedule tentatively to open Sept. 29. The draft lost most of Its sig nificance when the clubs refused to identify most of the players selected for fear the rival All- America conference would get to them first with drooling checkbooks. Those who were named prob ably will not play professional football anywhere before an- BEST-KNOWN home remedy fop relieving miseries of ciuioren a colas other season, at least, Is past. For the record, the Pittsburgh Steelera chose Felix (Doc) Blan chard of Army, but he Is expect ed to play at least one more season for the Cadets. Blanchard actually was third choice. 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