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Outstanding Grapple
Card on Tap Tonight
What Is expected to be the
best wrestling card of the year
is on tap at the armory tonight
when Mack Lillard presents his
star-studded three-ply program,
starting at 8:30 p.m.
The main event will send
Pete Balcastro, the wild Weed
Italian, against the Great Atlas
m a grudge match to end all
grudge matches. Pete, who is
easily irked, is really roiled
Pointers Vie
Home Friday
i Central Point high will be
host to Myrtle Creek on Friday
and Eagle Point high .travels to
Sutherlin on Saturday lor J-D-J
league baseball games this
week-end. The game at Central
Point will start about 3 p.m. and
the one at Sutherlin about
2 p.m.
This past Tuesday afternoon
ihe Eagles swamped Central
Point in a J-D-J get-together for
their second win against two
losses while Friday last week
Illinois Valley edged Central
Point. A week ago tomorrow
the Eagles lost to Myrtle Creek.
Bowerman Track
Team Scheduled
Eugene, Apr. 20 Another
1 busy week faces Oregon's spring
sports squads at the 1950 North
ern Division schedule swings
into the second round.
Coach Bill Bowerman s track
squad faces Washington State at
Hayward field Saturday in what
should be one of the better dual
meets in recent years. The Cou
gars are undefeated in 19
straight starts and are also the
only northern division squad to
defeat a Bowerman coached
Oregon team.
1 Coach Bowerman has high
hopes that his cripples. Jack
Hutchins and Bill Fell, will be
in toD shape for the Cougars.
Hutchins has been hampered by
a bad leg for two weeks ana
Fell missed last week's meet
with Idaho with a muscle injury.
i The meet is rated as a tossup
and one of the largest track
crowds in recent years is ex
pected to be on hand.
over treatment dished out to him
by the strong man In last week s
tag match 'and has announced
that he plans to waste no time
in evening the score tonight.
The Atlas, on the other hand,
figures Belfastro a push-over
and so informed Lillard when
the match was in the making.
The Weed walloper doesn't con
sider himself a push-over for
anyone and the remark just
added more fuel to the fire as
far as the Californian is con
cerned. It can't be denied that the At
las is a fine wrestler when he
wants to be, but he usually
would rather turn to the dirty
stuff. Belcastro is no slouch
when incomes to fine points of
the game but he also isn't a
cream puff when the slugging
and eye gouging starts. ,
A maWi which could hold the
main event spot on any card in
the country is slated for the mid
dle spot. It pits Leo Mallick, he
of the vicious pile driver, against
Lee Grable, Los Angeles flash.
Wallick is the guy who put
Grable on the shelf for some
time recently with a leg injury
and Lee would delight over a
chance to cool his adversary.
They have grappled three times
recently in Portland with their
last match there beaking all
wrestling atendance records at
the Labor Temple.
The opener promises as much
action as each of the other two
bouts but it will be of a differ
ent kind. The principals, George
Strickland and Ted Bell, are
smooth operators who combine
a bag of tricks with a lot of
speed in their bouts.
Saltzman, Ex-Portland
Hurler, Sent San Diego
New York, Apr. 20 U.Pj Six
Dlavers were returned to the
minor leagues and two others
added to major league rosters
today.
Pitcher Harold Saltzman, who
cost the Cleveland Indians a
bundle of cash and five players
when they purchased him from
Portland last December 6, was
returned to the Pacific Coast
league. The Indians released the
tall righthander who won 23
games for the Beavers in 1949
to their San Diego farm ciud on
24-hour recall.
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Ducks Defeat
Idaho 12 to 4
Eugene. Ore., Apr. 20 (U.R)
University of Oregon will meet
winless Idaho again today after
yesterday dropping the Vandals
12-4 at Howe field In a Pacific
Coast conference baseball game.
The Webfoot win was the
first in three starts for Oregon
and pulled the team out of the
cellar occupation with Idaho.
The Ducks clinched the con
test in the first inning with a
five run outburst. Ray Stratton,
Dick Salter and Don Kimball
singled. Phil Settecase added a
double. Two walks and one Van
dal error contributed in the rally
with 10 Oregon batters going to
plate.
Waterfowl Meet
At KF Postponed
The regional waterfowl meet
ing originally scheduled for
Klamath Falls on Monday, May
1, has been postponed to a date
to be announced later, Chester
A. Lelchhardt, regional super
visor of law enforcement for
the United States fish and wild
life service announced in Port
land todav.
He said that later the fish and
wildlife service will have addi
tional information on meeting
conditions and will be in a bet
ter position to discuss waterfowl
population trends than at pre
sent.
National waterfowl meetings,
however, will be conducted in
Portland at the state game com
mission auditorium at iu a.m.
on May 22 and in the Sacramen
to, Cal., hotel at 10 a.m. on May
26. These meetings will be open
to the public.
Harness Racing Opens
Tomorrow, Santa Anita
With over 600 head of trotters
and pacers already at Santa
Anita park, and more arriving
daily. Western Harness Racing
association will open tomorrow
for the nation s nrst grand cir
cuit meeting of 1950.
The meeting will run for 40
racing days, five days a week,
concluding on June 17.
BOWLING"
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
High team game honors went
to Werner's Bricklayers with a
2,375 pintail while Ellis Grocery
won high team game with its
848 as the Commercial Bowling
league held its weekly competi
tion last night at the Medford
Bowling lanes.
Walt Wright captured Indivi
dual high game with 243 and
high individual series honors
went to Ken Shaw with 543.
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UP AND OVER John Rowan, University of Southern California,
clears the bar at 13 feet 6 inches to tie with Stanford's Don Camp
bell in the pole vault event of the USC-Stanford tracs ana llelo meet
in the Los Angeles Coliseum. USC came out on top for its 15th con
secutive dual meet victory over Stanford, which has not won since
1933.
Thunder. April 20. 1950
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Liberations of S31.000 finger
ling silver salmon below Sav
age Rapids dam on the Rogue
river have been completed by
the state game commission.
The fingerling silvers were dis
tributed below the dam to avoid
losses in the turbines during the
irrigation season. Another 50,
000 tiny silver salmon are be
ing held at the Butte Falls fish
hatchery for release in the spring
of 1951.
The yearling silvers will have
a much better chance for survival
than the fingerlings as they will
range from six to eight inches
long when released.
These fingerling silvers were
all hatched from eggs taken at
the hatchery. The entire output
of this hatchery Is devoted to
the Rogue river system.
Maxim Scores Victory
In Non-Title Contest
Omaha, Neb., Apr. 20 XU.Rl
world L,ignt Meavyweignt (jnam
pion Joey Maxim today looked
forward to a trip to England
after posting a technical knock
out over Joe Dawson of Chicago
in a non-title bout.
The title-holder from Cleve
land stopped Dawson in the sec
ond round last night at the audi
torium. STANDINGS
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San Diego ..I5 8
Sun Frimclseo 11 11
PORTLAND 10 10 .S00 5
Oakland 10 .474
Los Angeles 10 13 .433 '
Sacramento 13 .409 1
SeatUe 14 .263 9 It
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 2
Chicago ... 1
St. Louis ....... 1
Philadelphia 1
Brooklyn 1
Pittsburgh .. I
Cincinnati 0
New York 0
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St. Louis ... 2
Detroit 1
New York 2
Philadelphia 1
Washington I
Boston 1
Cleveland 0
Chicago 0
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Vs. Idaho Slated
Corvallls, Apr. 20 Oregon
State's track team will attempt
to enter the win column when
the Beavers entertain Idaho in a
northern division dual meet on
Bell field Saturday at 2 p.m.
Grant Swan's Beavers also
will be out to gain revenge for
a 67 23 to 63 13 beating hand
ed them by the Vandals at Mos
cow last year. It may be a tough
job because Idaho Is strongest
where the Orange is weak, name
ly the 440 and hurdles.
The Beavers proved them
selves poor mudders at Seattle
last Saturday when they went
down to an 86 to 45 defeat at
the hands of a surprisingly
strong Washington squad.
Mills, Stella Try Out
For Duck Grid Varsity
Eugene, Apr. 20 Bill Mills,
former Medford high outstand
ing athlete, and Earl Stelle,
another former Tornado stand
out, are among those out for
spring football at the Univer
sity of Oregon. Stelle was on
the Webfoot varsity and Mills
on the frosh last year.
Mills Is rated at 195 pounds,
six feet 2 inches tall and 19
years of age. Stelle is a senior
and Mills a sophomore with Uie
former seeing plenty of varsity
football action during last year.
Stranahan, Culp Match
Slated in South Golf
Pinehurst, N. C, Apr. 20 4U.R)
What has threatened to become
a triumphal march for Frank
Stranahan to a second straight
north and south amateur golf
title fetched up today against
the player who so far rates the
role of the tourney's "upset
maker." Matched against Stranahan in
the 18-hole quarter-final round
was Jack Culp Jr., of Chicago
who ousted Canadian Amateur
Champion Dick Chapman, one
up, in yesterday's third round
Play.
Dead Una on Classined Adsi
3:30 p.m for following day. 10 m
Monday tor Monday; noon Saturday
for Sunday a.m.
National League
Has More Balks
New York. Aer. 20 (U.R)
Have American league umpires,
been advised to disregard the!
strict new interpretation of tne
balk rule?
If not, the testimony of two
days of the new season offers
evidence that American league
pitchers are simply smarter than
National leaguers. Not a single
balk has been called by an Amer
ican league umpire in cigiu
games while National league ar
biters have called eight in seven
games.
Johnny Sain of the Boston
Braves and Russ Meyer and Jim
Konstantv of the Philadelphia
Phillies were charged with balks
in yesterday's National league
games.
Only 25 balks were called in
the National league all last sea
son compared to the eight called
in two days this season. A total
of 30 balks were called in the
American league last season.
Class B High
Schools Pfay
The county class B high school
games are scheduled for Friday
and another on Saturday as the
conference baseball schedule
starts its third week-end of play
in 1950. .
Tomorrow at 3 p.m. will see
St. Mary's of Medford playing
at Jacksonville and Butte Falls
traveling to Prospect. The sin
gle game on Saturday at 2 p.m.
sends Talent high to Phoenix.
Rogue River high draws a bye
this week.
Phoenix high currently has
won three and lost none to lead
the conference.
Corvallis, Apr. 20 Opening
home northern division tennis
action of the season for Oregon
State's promising varsity will
bring the Idaho Vandals to Cor
vallis for a dual maicn Saturday
at 8 a. m.
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BASEBALL
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
Amerlran League
New York 3-16, Boston S-T
St. Louis 6, Chicago 1
Philadelphia 6. Washington 1
Detroit at Cleveland, postponed rain
National League
Brooklyn 7. Philadelphia I
Boston 10. New York 6
Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis i
Pacific Coast League
Snn Francisco 8, Sacramento ft
Hollywood 6. Seattle 3
Portland S. Oakland 4
Los Angeles 11, San Diego a
Western International
Spokane 6. Victoria B
Tacoma 6, Salem 1
Trl City 5, Vancouver 4 (10 inn
ings) Wenatchee a. Yakima 4
Chicago, Apr. 20 U.R) The
Chicago Cardinals today an
nounced an exhibition game
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