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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1939."
I Hostak
Referee Braddock Forced
to Stop Battle After
Fourth Knockdown.
Ily UAH. KOWI.KK
8EATTI.B, June 2K.--IAPI Al
JliiBlak ol Si;tl 1 1 hi'lil Ihe National
JidxIiik oHMKiHtloift nifilillewBiulil
chuiiiiiloiiship tor tll( Hft'OMcl ti!!K
ill eleven mnllthH toiluy.
The :-yeur'Olil Slav won liaek
the tllle he lost lut November 1 to
Solly Kl'leKer or llronklyu by tiM-ll
nicully knockini; out the ruined but
Kteumeij-oill New Vorkei- in -It.
Hei-ondit of t he loui'th rouiiil laHt
nlHlit. Tho bout bad been sched
uled tor 15.
Holll Ilk welKhed UiKil, Krli'W'l
llifl imundM. I'rniunler Nnl Unix
limn onlluiuled lri.liuii laiiH paid
nearly IIO.iKlll to hi'H the tllle I Ioh
tak won from l-'reddle Steele of 'I a
eoma hint July 2li return to the
Seattle Slav.
HoHtak dimiluved a terrific riitht
baud and dlil owethiuK nobody
ever diil before put Krieuer on
the floor, lie hail Krlewer down
twiee In the third unit throe IIiiii-h
in the rourlh before Heferee Jiininy
Illadiloik, the former heavywellthl
ehaniploil, picked up Solly without
tiotheriiiK to count and tried to
drHK lilui In hln corner. I
Krli Ki'i. IiIh oyon kIbchiI and Dial-1
llnK tntl wit Ibere In a stupor lor
linn ami sal lelire In a titupor for
several gccouda before bin hand
lcm trundled bliu to Ills corner.
Forsees Woe For Apostoll
Afterward. In lliu ilreanlng room.
KrleKer deelareil:
"I'bat Homuk hail a terrific
punch, ir h ever him Kreddlu
Apostoll he ll knock liim Rtlfl."
Aposlnli In the rccoBiiizcd mid
dli w elishl champion In New York
and California. Freddie holds a
technical kayo over Krleiser. will
niiiK when Hie Unlit was snipped
because K rimer had a badly chop
jied mouth.
Krieltar attributed his loss to
two thines the lank of muklnK
welitht and lloslak's merciless
right hands to the head.
'Ihe Hist round was even and
Hostak shaded Ihe second. The
ncllon rllino In Ihe Ihlrd.
Hostak huniniered 11! conseciillve
l'lKht liumla In the side of Solly's
head lieloro he finally dropped the
weary New Yorker for a nine count,
l'lve morn rlBlits and Solly wus
on Ills knees iikiiIii. The bell saved
htm at aeven.
Hurly 111 the fotirlll Kirep;r kiss
ed tiie canvas for nine more counts,
and arose only to run Into anolher
Hurry or rlKhtu that dropped lilm
for two counts. When Al lowered
the boom lor anolher knockdown,
Uraddock ended I lie sliiunhler.
Muddy I'eteison, la.l, I'orthinil,
hailed as Oregon's, mlildlewelisht
chainplnn, dropped a six-round de
cision to Al I'euiia. I r.7, slinky
Spokane mldillewelKhl.
Two Hood nuines were played ill
Hie t'ilv Solihull Ifiwue lust nlKhl
as the players prepared for a shiirl
vacalloll Iroiu Ihe schedule. N"
league uames will he ilaved until
alter July I, nlllinuuh Ihe tenuis
representinit liunham's anil the
Klks IiiiIkc are si heiluleil for an
exhibition Kiimi! Snliirdiiy evenlim
as a part of Ihe Kaules lodae con
vent Ion proKi aiu.
Ill IuhI lllk'lil's conleHls, Iniilhimi'a
took a close decision, 5 In t, over
Siilherlln, and llmtnh's Heels ile
ieati'd the Suleway tiioieiynieu f
In ;i.
Ullliliam's hiildllii; u 5 to '-' lead
FolllK iulo the last limine, staieil
off a determined Slllheilln rail)
and ended Hie KUllle with the liiiK
run on base.
Score: II H K
liunham's a "
Slllheilln 1 ''
llalleiles: l.awri.'uce anil !'.
Scherner; llounlree und l.ell.el.
In Hie secnnil Maine Million's
Heels nuiile a Ihiee run splmac lu
the lll'Hl iliuluit to take a lead which
was exlendi'd as the contest pro
Blessed, with S lo .1 as Hie limit
score. Alhoimh tills were '"'
Willi III each. Hie Safeway Inmiles
Mere kept well scattered.
Score: " K
Suleway ;l 1
llriltiiu's 1,1 '-'
llalterles: Slewarl ami I'errv;
Ellison and Mvers.
FAKE COSTS ETTORE
FIGHTING PERMIT
l.OM ANt'.KI.KS. .1 2S.- t.U'l
Al Kttore. I'hlladelphla In in
welullt. was without a license lo
flllht In t'aliroriiln today.
The ulllle illllletlc colliuilssliiu.
movlim iiulckly niter Ihe Hasco
which "!'' him knocked out h
Maxlo llosenbloonrs slaps III the
third rnlinil 111 Ihelr holll here Moll
day it Iff IK took cliuico nl Kl lores
Sl.Otlll lllllse and revoked his Hi';
ease lor what was tenne.I a shulii
enhlliillon.
Uiiseliblooill. who combine "'
casliuial IlKhlliiK h ncllin: In Pic
tures and olierallim a nlKht Hull,
was held hhiineless
POWELL'S i
for !
Sporting Goods !
45 N. Jick.on St. j
A
Regains
Back on Throne
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Avenging a defeat by Solly
Krieger last year, Al Hostak,
above, Seattle Slav, last night
mauled out a four-round victory
over Krieger, to regain the middle
weight title lost in the first battle.
FOR BATTLE HERE
Record of Bennett's Foe in
Headliner Assures Fast
Bout for Fans.
Bobby Leltoy, sensational light
heavyweight of Eureka, California,
arrived here Inst night and report
ed today he Is hi top notch condi
tion.-tor his scheduled Id-round
houf with Dallas Bennett of La
(irande, Thursday night. The fight
Ih nltim-tin); coastwide attention
because of the championship possi
bilities Involved. B loll is claim
ant of the Oregon tllle and a chal
lenger for Northwest honors, while
lltoy has been knot-king over
Home of the best in his division in
California and is recognized as one
of the outstanding hovs on the
roust. The winner of the contest
here Thursday night will be in a
position lo challenge for chumpinu
ship chances.
The light program, featuring
Itcuueii mid Leltoy In the main
event, will he Boseburg'H Hist out
door card. The current Ifkuc ol
"Thu Iteleree.' boxing and wrest
ling weekly publication at San
Kram-lsco, recognizes tht import
ancti ol thu itoseburg card and car
ries a program and score card. The
Imhuh will he held at Kin lav n.'M,
starling at 1 p. in., and will Im
miide a part of the entertainment
program or I lie stale convention of
the Kitgh'H lodge.
Wasiom, Fenton On Card
The seiui-iliiiil. scheduled tor six
rounds, will present Carl Wassom.
Koselung'rt new Hensaiioiial light
heavyweight, agatnsi Ernie Moser,
a more t-olld and chunky opponent,
who is a newcomer to boxing cir
cles belt. Mner. who will be at a
disadvantage ill height and reach,
claims, however, he can heal W'as
sonfs Ughtnitig-liUe punches.
A four-round h pedal event he
I ween llale Kenton of Slit herltn
and Shug Brusler of Mai-fthiieUl In
erpnrted to lie Kenton's best test
of power. Kenton has been win
ning his fig Ills Willi tpih'k kiiork
outs and Iium not vol uiel an oppon
ent able lo giic him a tough baitle
Biusler, however, is repoiled lo he
very indued and a Intnl. lo listed
hilt ci . and Kenton is expected lo
have consUIci abiy niol e I rouble
with Ihis boy Ihiiii with un man
lit has laced so lar in his brie) car
eer. Harvey Valller and Paul lliamer
are impeded to give tans a whirl
iinl Inur-i oiiinl preliminary. A
personal ermine oxinls between Ihe
Hut battlers, and onl ptompl ac
tion ol liiclidH has prctoulcd them
ti is i epoi led. Horn settling the! I
:t!;ument hi mi on i the card
iin-l witimui t tic pinteclion ol pad
Jed knuckles
Another lout -i on nd encounter
will picj-eni tleoige Vincent and
Man us Well. l.u pounders, both
nl KotohuiT
A curiam i.iiser ulll complete1
Ihe prnuram,
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
YithMt CaM And Toa'O Junp Oal W tW it
tht Mixninf Rji' C
Th llr hould pmir oi two ponnrl l
tliiuld bllt lntofurlxwpUdll7. If thlMU
U nrtl ftowlnn f rfW. your f.totMrn-sjn"! dlfML
It Jut rlrravs In the t.iwla. (, bloiu up
yavt tom.fh. You t conl!;tift Yrui
whnltittfm In pohonH unH you ttl four,
tunk inrt th worM lookn punk.
A nr JmwH tUMprifnt Htxin' fpt tl
lh UlJM. It 1V tho. f AtX). old I'lttff'l
I.tttl l.Utr PlU lo tl th t pounl
of bll rUwtn. tfwlf nr1 mk rmi
"UP and u" HimlHi, gmil. )t tnu.
l-.r tn m.iVln bil w tnlv. AW ff
j c.-tr' I.ittV !.!r.tr tUt fc ntmi. 2J ejtt
Middleweight Crown
LOUIS EXPECTED TO
T(
Bomber, Figuring on K. O.
Inside 3 Rounds, Backed
by 8-to-l Money,
Ily (1AVLK TAI.HOT
MOW YOltK, June 2K. (Al)
It BifeuiB uJinoBt like a (itL-atu tlmt
Tony (inleiito, tint UIowkv New
JiTHi-y bar km p. and Joe 1uIh. one
of Urn timti'Hi, niot desti nctivo k
men In rltiK IiIhioiv, will cilml)
t)nou;',li tbf lujjeH ut Vunktj0 Klad
Iniu unout it o'clock H'ST) loniwiH
to fiKlit it out tor the heavy wetKht
c'liajiipioiiHhli) of the world.
I A year uuo lw mere migKeHlion
or Kiii-ti i
i ludieroiiK.
match was considered
ImhI- winter, when
tony signed tne papers in .Miami.
It sllll was good for a laugh. The
idea of fat Tony facing the Louis
hlaslH seemed as sensible as a
hurge KiisHfng a battleship. And
now, tonight, we actually are go
ing to hunch forward in our chairs
and waich it hapjien.
Kor Louis, the "defendingcat1
chuuipton there has' been, the oc
casion will mark the seventh lime
he has laid his title on Ihe line
since he won It from Jim Braddock
Just over two years ago. The negro
regards- Oaleuto very lightly, ex
pected to knock him out inside
three rounds of a light scheduled
lor 15 rounds.
Louis Rules At S to 1
lie has trained almost casually
and, us usual, has said next to
nothing. He looks razor-sharp and
uurulTled. The gamblers, while
loud or pointing out that "any man
with a launch like Oalento's has a
chance." still were ofrering unlim
ited money at 8 to 1 -that Louis
retains his crown.
Kor (ialenlo it Is a chance he
couldn't have envisaged In his beer
iest dreams of ft few years back.
Never a top-nolcher. scarred and
marked by a hundred hard battles,
the 2:-iound veteran finds him
self fighting for the championship
at the fag-end or his career. Joe
Jacobs, the smallest little schemer
who ever managed a fighter. Is re
sponsible. Whether be has done
Tony a favor la In doubt.
The experts (who also too fre
uuently are wrong I have agreed
almost to a man louis should make
a shambles of his stocky, wide-open
opponent within a lew rounus.
Most of them, like the wrller, fig
ure it will end In f. technical knock
out. They doubt even Louis can
put Tony on the floor, for Tony is
supported hy stanchions. Also, he
has a fighting heart.
, Men Oddly Matched
They will be a strangely assorted
pair up there under the lights.
Louis two Inches over six feet, tlat
slomaihed and graceful an a cat,
his lace unmarked and his lips in
Ihelr perpetual little pout. Tony as
sipiat as a gallon jug, his semi
bald head sitting down squarely on
his shoulders without benefit of a
neck, his beady little eyes peering
out from the layers of scar-tissue.
When they go to It there will be
some lToii uniformed and plain
clothes policemen scattered over
ihe big ball yunl, Tor It sits lu Ihe
heart or Harlem, where riots are
not unknown.
Standings
Ily Tho AMSttrliili'il Prt-ss
American League
W I.
Xi'w York 4ti l:l
llDHlOII 'l;l -;1
ClrvflHiiil M '"
I irti oit -II :i"
I'hlrnui) 21
I'liiiHiieiiihiti 25 :ir
Wtiahlilitllill -.21 -
SI. I .iiiiIh 17 lit
National League
V 1.
riiiciiinaii
Sl. I. tin is
Xow Yttrk
rliiriico
llinitklyn
rinshtlre.il
ItoKtnll
I'hllitilt'llihliL
:;i 27
M
js 2!
27 III
21 III
11) l!7
Pacific Coast League
V I.
I.iih AltKeloa Ti2 117
Sea I Ilo r.l 117
Sun l-'riillcisiii In I"
HaUlanil II II
San llleen HI 4.'i
llolh ! I" I.
I'm llan, 1 HI 15
Sari iiiiit'llln -!' 17
Duck Pays Off
KI.VItlA. U. Mrs. .William lleiil
hull it tliM'k for dinner, iiuil the din k
itui.kIiI sinnetUlini - u 51-5 ili linoud
l li. hint six " err uo.
.Mrs. Ileal r. i n J tl lu the liu K g
L:t.v..!'tl nii'l .-a I slie prohihiv luil
ili.t; i-( It tuio a tau of K' liiits
ted to Uvi Ilo. k.
Refr,
ause
resh
CARL'S
Tavern Grille
GEL
ILUflOfl, 15-13
Weird Game Goes Twelve
Frames; Beavers Shut
Out by Padres.
Hy The Aswuiiuiiid I' less
i AnKulett' AuueU whi a
bit
whaky today at the ton or the
cine t oat league
after pulliiiK out a
haatliall beat)
lf-to i:t win in
VI innings over a stubborn Holly-
wood club.
The Angels, leading the leaaue
by only a hair game, thought they I When darkness ended what was
had the game sewed up Hlter pil- i beginning to be a big bore to ev
ing up a l--to-0 lead by Urn third leiyone concerned, the Dodgers'
inning. They pushed across lu nins overtime record stood at three
in the second on eight hltH and two
more In the third.
lint sixth-place Hollywood came
back in the fourth with one run on,
two hits, and tallied three on four
hits in the fifth. The Stain kept
swallfng Houetti's offerings- ad for lfi Innings before be limped off
scored six runs In the eighth and the field. Three other hurlers fin
three In the ninth to knot the ished what he hail started and what
count ut llt-all as Bone til retired proved to be within three innings
in favor of Berry. Of the longest game ever played in
Prim relieved Berry in the Ihe majorsa 1-1 tie between the
tenth, lie pitched himself out of a Dodgers and the Bees of 1120. the
tight spot In the eleventh and in forerunners of these two teams,
the next frame hit a single thatl Giants Still Winning
brought lu two runs for the mar- In the other National league
gin of vlciory. Prim was credited garnet the Giants won their 14th in
wilh Ihe win.
At Saentinenlo, Wallier allowed
hfR louner team liiuleH only one hit
an he pitched Seattle to a 3-to-o vie-
lory over the hint-place holons.
Kreltas, Saeramento pitrher, al
lowed oit: lit liitw. Only 27 batter
faced Walker, and the only one lo
net a hit off the left hander was
(iurihnldl who (tingled in the sec
ond und was thrown out trying to
steal a huso.
The veteran Cnntwell ojitpitched
Gibson at Sua Krunelm-o as Oak-
hind nipped the SealK. 2 to 1. and
in the only day RUiue, Hehert
shut out I'ortlund. 4 to h, at San
Diego. It wiiK Herbert's second
straight shutout analunt the Beav-
orfl this season and his elevenin
l!t:t9 win. Newsome, pitching for
Portland allowed nine hits.
IMLRB IS SET ASIDE
CINCINNATI. June i!S. (AP)
lu one of the first hlfth court de
cisions bearing on A.F.L.-C.I.O.
strife, the sixth U. S. eircuit court
of appeals today unanimously set
aside a nutionul labor relations
hoard order for a runoff election
to determine tho ImrKsfnitifT HKont
tor 3. Uifi) employes of the Consum
ers Power Co., of Jackson, Mich.
Tho case came before the tri
bunal on a petition by Ihe Inter
iialional Iholhcrhood of Electrical
Worker (A. K.L.I to enjoin the run
off. It wus an off shoot of a
N.L.R.I1. cease and desist order is
sued against Consumers Power as
a result of alleged violations of the
Wanner act. The company has tip
pealed this and arguments will he
heard next full.
The hoard held an election at the
plant shortly after the appeal in
January. The utility workers' or
ganizing committee fC.I.O.) receiv
ed l.lliO voles, the brotherhood
1.072. hut fiiiti workers wanted
neither union.
The N.L.R.H. granted the U.W.
O.C. rermest lor a run-off hut put
on the ballot only s choice between
the r.W.O.C. and no union. This
policy. It told the court, prevented
men who wanted no uuiou from
huvfng one "forced down their
throats."
The brotherhood demanded a
run-off between the two unions in
stead. Its counsel declared the
method proposed tiy the board
was "a repetition of those elections
which havo darkened the pages of
history."
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Doubly Irate
MINNEAPOLIS- William Shapi
ro. ls, uhh very irate about drivers
who break laws when he went to
the city attorney's office to file a
complaint against a hit-run driver.
Truffle Seixrant Ktf Welherllle
thought Shapiro's name loui-hed a
familiar chord, so he investigated,
lie louud five warrants naming
Shapiro lor truffle offenses.
Shapiro, as he sat in jail await
ing a hearing. wu4 st:ll irate.
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safely
Stops Perspiration
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not irritate skin.
2. No waihiig to dry. On be used
right atter sruvlng.
3.
hniJiiilv stopj perspiration for
1 in 3 dv. Rcinuvej odor
from perspiration,
4 A pmehite. tee!es,stjin.
lew finishing crcm.
5 Arrid hit been twtrded the
Approval Seal ot the American
Institute of sUuudennjt, tor
bfniR hannlcM to fabrics.
IS MILLION (ATI of Arrid
hv boon oli. Tiy a i today
ARRID
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fBlIM, BEES GO
Giants Win 14th in Last 16
Games; Derringer Hands
Blank to Pirates.
Ity BILL WIIITK
Attune In ted I'rcmt SiMtif u Wrltm-
The Hrooklyn DoderH may not
lilay hetter ban'-hall than the other!
leaniK in the National league hut
it'n a cinch they play a lot more!
Yesterday, lor the seventh time
this year, the KtathuHli fu lutein
played a 2-2 tie with the Ho.sion
Beea in a 2'i-f unfii marathon. Thai
was the third longest conteitt ever i
played in the majors and the long-
jest game of the current season by
four innings.
ties, two wins and two losnes a
I total of . 21 extra Innings played
this year.
Wyatl, the freshman sensation
who ha won seven for the Uodg-
era. stayed In the longest, to fling
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their last 16 start and the fourth
in a row hy walloping the Phillies
13-5; the JiedH aimpped out of a
lour-xnine lotting streak with a M'
win over the iJirateg aa Paul Dor
linger, who failed to finish In hie
liiHt three starlu, hui led a tour
hitter; and the ( hlcao Cubs bow
ed to the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2 as
I -on U'arneke won his ninth of the
season.
Keller headed the American
league parade of stars with a mas
terful one hft pitching job as 55,
305 saw the Indians win the first
American league night game in
Cleveland. Bobby mowed down
the Tigers hy 5-0 and Averill got
fie hit that spoiled a perfect game.
The Washington Senators were
shut out for the Hecond straight
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time hy the Red Sox. this time by i
S-o, and Ted Lyons won, 11-2 for
the White Sox by limiting the)
Browns to four hits for tU eighth j
of the seaHon.
The Yankees and the Athletics
were idle.
Visiting Here Miss Ella Hen-!
nigh, who is Inking nurries training ;
in Portland, is spending the week;
here visiting her brother-in-law ain
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