TWO
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1939.
Louis Whips Galento to Retain Crownl
BATTLE HALTFD BY
Tony Game Under Terrific
Punishment, Once Sends
Champ o Canvas.
Ilv OAYI.K TAI.1IOT
KKW VOHK. June 2. (Al')- -The
roof finally, leil in on Tony
(;.-ilenlo HKt nlKlit Jinri neurly kill
ed bini, but iieluie il liapii-u-l Hie
liolrt N't-w Jcmhi'.v barlicen Kuve a
Brent liKbt crowd in Yankee Hlud
luni it KiK-rettHion of tbriilK it will
not Boon forget.
Yes. t'haniinon Joe LoutK butch
ered the poor Kuloot, f'nt him fall
iUK to Ills knees bleedlnf; and help
less so that Iteferee Arthur iKino
van had to slop it In 2:211 of the
fourth round. Hut Tony nn
ueeount of biinself tlmt will en
shrine him In the minds ot those
who saw.
Tony never took a backward
step. In the third round, when
his fuce already was cut to ribbons
and the heart would Ioiik since
have been beaten out of a less
brave lighter, he swung a efl In
J.ouls' Jaw that sent the eliunip
ion bounciiiK on the cumas.
In the opening minutes when the
right wan young lie rocked the big.
bronze champion on bis heels with
another terrific left.
Louis, who hail knocked out bis
three previous challengers In less
than a round each, said it was I hi'
lougbest fight be ever had. In that
terrible last round, when linlento
was detensele.is, Joe said be had to
hit him a dozen times as hard as
he ever hit a man before Tony fin
ally roll Into the referee's arms,
groping for the popes In a desper
ate ollort to keep his feet.
Tony May Fight Nova
Such a great stand (lid (ialeuto
make that he probably will be
matched againHt UiU Nova, recent
conqilerer or Mux llaer. In Septem
ber. Through battered purled lips
Tony begged for another chance
at Louis, but he wont gel that.
Nova, at the ringside after the
battle, said nothing would suit him
better than a lew shots at Tuny,
except a chunce at the chumpli n.
Those who hail posted money al
K to 1 on Louis must have come
nenr swallowing their gullets both
limes (lalento landed on Joe's
Mllskers. Kach time all Hull sav
ed lha champion from serious (lit
flcllltles was Tony's Inability to fol
low np llisl. Tony simply couldn't
shove his 2li;l pounds forward and
strike again before 'Louis recover
ed. - , ,
IxiuIb treated his uluhby rival
Willi a world ol' respect an or lie
gol filliped the lirst. time, lie
claimed alterward that It wasn't
caul Ion so much as II. was his In
ability in solve Tony's crouching
slyle. lie didn't ronlly. open up
until a series or, terrific left hooks
"liud placed Guleiilo at his mercy.
Tony Badly Punished
riaJento returned to his cornel
with a cut upper lip nt the end of
the flint round. Tboy had only
been at It a lew seconds of the
second round when Louis whipped
over a. left lo Tony's jaw that spun
him to Ihe flour for II two-i'ounl.
For the remainder of the chapter
Jon banded Ills dazed oppouenl a
bad beating, but couldn't put lllin
down again.
Thus was Tony's knockdown of
his lornientnr In Ihe third round
such an eleclrifylne thrill for the
crowd of nearly ;ir..nou Tony from
in close brought up a tpilck right
and then a Ml snuurely lo I lie
champion's law. Joe went down
on his pants like lie had been1
clubbed, but quickly braced him
self Willi his band on Hie Hour and
was up again as Ihe timekeeper
lolled two. Tony had him going
the rest of Hie round.
Louis Blurted Ihe fourth dancing
around and keeping out of Tony's
. reach, watching for Ihe big chance.
.Suddenly il came. Two leil I ks
crackled on Ciileiilo's jaw like sum
mer lightning, and he swayed like a
lllleil barrel but didn't go down
In a breath Unils was on htm,
pounding sledge-hammer blows
Into Tonv's Tuce. Within In sec
onds he made linlento a horrible
sight. It was all over.
TONY, BADLY PUNISHED,
WANTS ANOTHER CHANCE
IIKANtli:. N. J.. June ll'.i. I Aft
Tbi' first llilng Tony (lalenlo did
111 hlfl home town early today alter
being helled by Joe Louis and vis
King a doctor, was stop al bis
beer-lilace lo eollci t the das's re
celpls. ,
Then he Weill home, sum. when
row rrlcllds dropped in some mill
llles later. Ihev found Tony, bis
lace striped Willi banages. kneeling
In Hoot ot a low table, counting
the "lake.'' There was "a
good ilav's business." the pudgy
pounder explained, "and li s all l
cause ln pals turned out while 1
was tlghllns thai Louis."
He counted nod recounted the
inonev and linally ll.'fuian
Tavloi. I'hllnelplim prion r. count
II again to see he hadn't made a
mistake.
Tony Badly Slashed
He did It all niter absorbing a
beallna such as has sent some ot
Louis' pieviolis challengers lo hos
pilals. . , ,.
It's amazing." said lr Max 1.
........ v.. ..,!-!, obxsii lau at whose
otllce Tony mopped
l.iw-w from his dal
on his
in
wild
champion.
was tut wvy
"''The worsl cuts." the physician
idded "were those running along
ihe right ' " ""r',o"t'l',e
lust under the eye almost lo I
edge ol I loutli: anolher iia ng
his lower HP. and a third l the
top or nis n
ii.. ...n, along Toll s lies
the
..i...i.. i.tiiluliicil. hail
lashed
nln'iost nil th "' through I"
inside ot hla month,
the lower H actually
rhe one
did mK
light through. ,
"Yeah," shouted Tony, tegvil
Fights in Tonight's Main Event
hi jf- . "-4- K'i
DuUhh Dennett, above, 1fi:t, La (iiunttn, Oregon, claimant o( the Ore
gon llf;lit heavyweight ehamploiiHhi p, will meet Hobby Leltoy, UW, Kit
rel.u, California, In the schertuled lO round main event of tonipht'rt out
door fight proKiani at Klnlay field. The bouts are scheduled to start In
Ihe open air arena at 7:30 o'cloc k. The card Is sponsored by I'mpuua
post of the American I.eglon In cooperation with the statu convention of
the Kagles lodge.
li-HH. "ami I Htill want anothrr
Hhot al Ihal Iiilia. I gave the fan
a allow tonight, iliiln'l I? Anil ihe
next time I won't Iohh away my
ehaneea, I'll riatten him."
NKW VOHK, .Mine 2!l -(AIM
The nllli-lal iliiire on IukI
iitKhrH
heavy-
.Joe l.oiiiti-Tony (lalenlo
weighl i hani(iioiiHlii lioul:
Atleinlanee !f I.S52.
(IroHK rei'i'lpta f:x:i,:tn2.iis.
Itnilio ami niotion pielni'e
rlhl
S"in.nini.
Toiiil nroa $:i:i:i.:iii".mis.
Federal lax 92,22.U.
Slate tax S17.IMM.I17.
Net reeelplH 2S!l.2:iS. I 7.
Louis' Bhare lie per cent) III,
:i:i2S7. (hilelilo'a share (17i, per eelll)
i.riii,ii2o.ti:i.
Standings
Ily The AAHot iiiteil PreHti
American League
W I. Pet.
New York IS I. 'I .7S7
ItoHion :i:i 2:1 .fisii
Clcveinnil :i:i 2'.i .r.:i-'
Dei roll :::! :w ,r,2 l
I'llli'llitu I :HI 2X .517
Phlhiilelphla 2'. :I7 .lo:l
Washington 21 in . : t T r.
SI. l.nuiH 17 l;i .2,s:t
National League
W I. Pit.
I'lmlnnnli 3S 22 .1X1
New Vorli 27 .011.'.
St. Unils SKI 2'i . ! ".!'
t'liii-iiKo ' :i:i -f'-l
llrookltll 2!l 211 J.no
PlttKhnrBh 27 111 .Itill
IIohIoii 21 .107
I'hllllllelpllia 111 3M .IUUI
Pacific Coast League
V I- Pel
law Angeles T.ll 117 TiSd
Senllle M HI .7:l
San l''rani-i!eo t'i I" -iiH"
Oakland 41 I"'
San IHego I" I'l .in.".
Ilolh wood Ill PI I in
Portland M I;' HI
Sun aiiieulo 117 47 .1 1"
WILBUR
Wll.r.ru. June H'.t - Mr. and
Mis. Heh Bradley ami two daiinh-h-ts
Jaunita and lllam h Banksteii.
IHI Friday for Oklahoma to resldf.
W K. Thompsnii took them to Fall
City tor a lew das Mt with his
brother. Charles Bradh-v, aiei linn
H.
Mr Mri Will .1 Pcai.torlt
oT 0;iKlaiid 'riit S;Uuida with
Mr and Mis. I I. Mi Ku.
Mis. Sam Canisn nt Heiio. Nf
iela. Is vlstitnn ln-r piirnits, Mi
and Mrs. Frank Parker.
Balph Hash and tileii Hunter r'
(in ncd Filila I loin a if it with
relatis al Clii'iiiaiilt.
Mr mid Mrs I'otit: Biidue ol
West Fir .-.pent Siindav iMhm: the
loriner's moihi. Mrs Kosrlla
Bridue, and otlnr lelalnes
M tss Kjiv t;iiili' t el 111 nril home
Stimlft alter . two weeks litp
widt h Hielllded the Sail Frail o
talr and Ueno. Nrvmla. wheie she
veiled her aunt. Mrs. Sain Cani
CraU Shoil is l.-milK Ihe first
of the month for MeMinmille.
wll-re tie has nilplox nietll dlliinc
his at al Ion
Mr. and Mrs (ieoice Shoi t pi-m
Moiidav iilteinoon in OaKlaiid at
telidiliu to liu-iues
Mrs Boheil lim'4 and two sens.
B. (! mid Uohei t. i elm ned home
i 'it lay ti om aneinn ei . ashtiiu
Inn. Aceompan 1ii Ihem home was
the foiniers nephew, leddv iMek.
w ho expects to isit here lor a
lew week".
Mr. and Mrs Meske and son.
Carl, and daughter. Mildred. Iioin
I. ohm Beaeh. Calitornta. an lien
linjlinu at the home of Mi. aiel
Mis. Sloni. Thev ale thtiikiuu nt
nalin heie permanent
Mr, and Mrs I'ate tiom
kla-i,
hoiua. ltd I at Ihe home of Mr
and Mrs. IV A Bealty from Wed
nesdav until FiM:i' Tt wen-
en route to the ,vhi V ram tsco
foir.
Thirteen Four-Base Swats
Posted in Doubleheader
With Athletics.
By .ll'DKON BA1LICV
(Associated Press Sports Writer.)
If anyone wishes to make some
things of it. the New York Yan
kees still are the Hlug.nlug Samsons
of baseball.
Yesterday the world champions
swamped the Philadelphia Athletics
under a spray ol 111 homers to
sweep a dotihlohoader, 2'-'2 nnd
10-0, nnd break the existing major
league records for homers both In
one game and In two consecutive
games.
Nine of Ihe circuit clouts were di
vided evenly bet ween Dahlgren,
Cordon and DIMargio with Selkirk.
Dickey, Meurich and Crosettl cul
ling In for one each.
I'lie eight blows Hie Bronx bomb
ers hunched In thi' first game were
the most Import a lit heeause (hey
broke a mark established by De
troit In the original Na11on.il league
in ISSii ami tied just five limes
sliiee then. These were a part of
the 27 hits the champions eollected.
Be-ddes setting a new home run
record Ihe Yankees also set an
American league standard for total
bases with alt, three more than Ihe
Mi.'ti, Yankees put together in a
single contest.
All the other American league
chilis were Idle. The Cincinnati
Keds, National league pace set
lers. also were rallied out of their
scheduled night game wilh the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
Giants Rise to 2nd Place
The New York Clan Is took ad
vantage of this silUHtion to move
i li lo second place in the National
league with a 7 1 viclorv over the
Philadelphia Phillies while Ihe St.
Louis Cardinals were absorbing an
S I thumping from the Chicago
Cubs.
The Ciaiils' victory was their
filili straight and 1 5th In the last
17 games.
The compiest of the Caidinals
was lo have been a chore for Dizzy
Dean in his first appearance in
Snort Milan's park at St. Louis
r i ii co the deal that sent him to
Chicago oer a year ago. But his
old pals knocked hf 111 out of the
box in the first inning and only a
garrison finish earned Ihe Cubs
their decision.
The Btookh ii 1 lodger and Bos
ton Bees tin, illy got down in busi
ness after a LV'-tniiing standoff
Tuesday and the Dodgers triumph
ed ti I.
DRAIN
I'll. U.N. .lone '.'!l. Mm. I.oivt'
II: "on hat. u nti l! tin- tiilln-rt
lii-nsi' ii ii .1 niowil In Hi im wot'k.
Mi s. Kril.- Salli'V ri'lni ni'd honii'
lo Kim.. a,. Mntulay alti'r 11 ni'i-lis
mil I al Iho homo of Iiim
'l.ini.-htiM Mm. I.lovd Coons.
.I'din 'I'm k. i h.is llll, liitsc.l 111!'
S IV mtIioii , nils.' ;ind niooil II
n. '.ii t'i,. -Iiintli. mill.
N.niiLiii r,,i ,,- Sunt;! Chi, t
l -iiil . mi. I Ins on. Hi, t. M,. V. S
ol Ijin. -11,'. isl,.( lokillv.'s
li I 's' tt.-i'l. Mrs Noiitmii i'ool.
"ho a. rolll..ilii, i h,. hush. in, I on
Ills Vll.tltii.il illp- modi- a visit lll'll'
.lull. 'I In Hi,- n,,k.
Mis ll.'ssl,. .,,,,.y ,ri .Il IT.
I'" In. hull. ipuhs. I111I.. wli.'i.. sll.-
"I" mi 1 lh. 'louiis.'iid -onvll.
I. on is 11 i. I t.,, (,, , . ,1
1 It. Is shr u. 111 m 1th ihi.s,. ot 1
.I.'Vimi.'s In. in .i,.... Kos.-ttm-r inii!
l;.-,..lsin.i t '. i . - iiMii(,t,..i .h.ouli
H,,
11. . 1 Hi,., n nun,.
I.OIS '..l. t(l (,,, ut
Ml
ilttillillni; N.irtliw.'st.'i 11 ttiisltn-ss
. olh-ci. If Poi-tUnnl K ,11 1:U. , ,M
ii short i.H.ttlon
J. T. lii'llllMil. will) U.la lltl'U ill
Ti
Bennett - LeRoy Headliner
Has Bearing on Coast
Lirjht-Heavy Title.
FIGHTS TONIGHT
Main Event 10 Rounds
Dalian Uennett, lti:t, l,a Grande,
vermis Bobby Leitoy, Hi, Kuieka.
Semi-Final 6 Rounds
furl Vuaniiiii, 175, Knttehiiru, ver
mis Krnie MosHf, 173, KoHeourg.
Special Event 4 Rounds
Hiihe I'Yntmi, i:to, Sutherlin. ver
sus ShuK Minuter, YAW, .Marshfield.
Preliminaries 4 rounds
Harvey Valller, 137, Hoseburg.
vitsus Paul Drainer, l.'itj. Hoati
IniiK. Ui'orRn Vincent, 1 no, Ito-selnn-K.
versus Murcun Wells, US, Itose
bum. An outdoor boxing card offer-1
ing '.12 rounds will be staged at
Finlay field at 7:30 p. in. today un
der the auspices of I'mpipia posti
of the American Legion in cooper-'
atlon with the state convention of
the Kagles lodge. The program i
includes a Bi-rouud main event, te
round semi.-finiil, 4-round special
event, two 4-round preliminaries,
and a 4-round curtain raiser.
Headlining the card. Dallas Ben
nett of La (I ramie, Oregon, and
Bobby Leiloy or Kureka, California,
will meet in a battle which Is ex-
I peeled lo have an important bear
ing on the fut urn coast light neavy
wRlght title contests. Bennett is
claimant of the Oregon 175-pound
division crown, while LeUoy is
recognized as one or the leaders fn !
his weight class in northern C ali
fornia. The winner of tonight's
main event will be in a strong po
sition to challenge for the all-coast
light heavyweight championship.
Rest Of Card Also Good
The six-round semi-final between
Carl Wassoni and Krnif Moser,
both Uosehurg light heavyweights,
is expected to develop some real
fireworks. Moser is unknown io
'I
cally. but has been showing up nit-
presstvely In workouts. lie win
be up against a liglitniiig-tasi ;
puncher, who, although Ineximp
tenced. has won his previous pro
fessional starts by quick knock-'
outs.
Babe Kenton and Khug Bluster,
the former of Sutherlin and the
la Iter of Marshiielit, also are ex
pected to give the crowd plenty of
excitement. Kenton has won by
knockouts in his previous appear
ances, but is reported to have n
much tougher opponent in tonight's
battle than he lurs faced formerly.
The preliminary matches also
have been nrrnnged with a view of
providing action lor the large
crowd of spectators expected to
be present for the event the first
outdoor show of its kind to be held
in Koseburg for a great many
years. '
Preceding the fights, the Kose
burg Municipal band will pluy a
public concert at the athletic field
to enliven the waiting period.
The Hoseburg Region Juniors,
who eked out a H-Io-7 victory over
the Medford .luniors in a tight
game at Medford Sundav. are prac
Hcing earnestly for the return
match lo be played at Kiuhiy field
Saturday. The Hoseburg players
are antieipaling a very hard bat
tle ir they are to take the I'ear
I'ickers Into camp for the second
time, and are putting in some ser
ious wink on the weaknesses dis
played al Medford.
The Meilford team oilthit the
Itnsehum players. i:i lo 11. in the
game laed at .Medtord. but the
fact thai their hits were kept well
scattered gae Hoseburg the edge
in storing I
Coiu-h Jim Walls is working to
overcome the weak spots in the
Hoseburg Uridine, ami Is also striv
ing lo increase power in batting. '
Saturday's game will be played
nt :.i p m. at Finiav field, as a
part of the program of the state
iinivention of the Kagles lodge. ,
fur son-" lime at his ii.mte.
taken Viiday by amluilame
Kliueil.' hospital.
Miss I.orene i'erry of t'anrt!
Will
; Val-
WW is vhiting relatives at the
Mi.r
Ian hiMiie.
Mrs. lirothy Mcformick his
been at Sutheihn several days car
ing lor her mother-in law . Mrs.'
.'lh e Mi t'ormiek. who has been
pule tit.
Tied te'-l.'I and sou. Art liar. a:;d
Vei ae t'.oil.d, all ot beenne.
Wyo., came Krhiay for a surprise
visit to their parents. Mr. and
Mis. Cen. llndel. Sr. Verne, the:
oungeft sun. formerly lived here i
wilh his patents, but now- ha- a
good job in Cheyenne.
Ch.is Whipple of KellinghaMi.
Wash, is (siting here al the home
of his hiother. K. , Whipple, and
hi, niolher Mrs. 1, N Whipple.
Ue . Koltert I. Parker ret ill tied
from the Methodist ronlerem e
Monday M r I'arker was reap
pointed to the i'tain uid Voiu.illa
( hiiii'lies.
Mr and Mrs (. M lelk iiMeinl- !
ed 'onleienee at Koi t est (!ro e
ttotii Krhbt to Sundav.
Noiuuin Woollry. son of Ailhur
Uotdles. wan taken Ih -t week lo h
Kiui tie hospital tor medical t are
and ohsei atiou. lie was slightly
inpioxt d al last report
A ni.urlage lieehse was issued
at Kiu:ene hint Knday to Norman
lonipton nnd Mrs tiertpide Wild
er No details ot the wedding ha
et l-i'eu mailable.
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Two men who have previously!
beaded the state Eagles lodge and
who are being honored at the eon-1
ven lion now in progress in Rose-
burg are pictured above. At top: !
Harnett 11. (ioldslein. Portland; j
below: A. Warren Jones, Jr., Sa
lem. and carried carbon monoxide fumes
insitle the car, Coroner A. L.
eney paid.
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COAST LEAGUE LEAD
T&inmftt RlanlcA Hollvwood
as 2nd Place Seattle
Loses to Sactos.
(By the Associated Press)
Air tight pitching by a couple of
J good righthanders enabled the
Los Angeles Angels to step up a
i. . . i
Mill Rrtllie ui iuk iuji ui me i uciiic
coast baseball league iust night.
Thomas of U,s Angeles pitched
iuui -mi nil ii hi nuiiy woou as ne
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1 0, and Schmidt gave up only six
: hits as Sacramento upset the
'second-place Seattle Rainiers at
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The Angels got 12 hits off Bittner
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I of the St. Louis Cardinals, v.-us In!
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pushing over four runs in each the;
sixth and seventh as the Solons col- ,
lected 12 hits off three Kuinler 1
! twlrlei s. Outfielder Marshall bit
j two home runs.
San Francisco's thlrd-pluce Seals
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me heals, harasned by the injury
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er' lle r,,iiyed five l"nB8 last
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j turns at the plate.
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can medium olives, Cfl
per can "y
CHEESE Brookfield
in 2-lb. loaf, 2Qf
each 37'
PARD DOG FOOD
3 cans it,
LEMONS Large
size Sunkist, dozen .. 3
TOMATOES
Hurd's, 3 cans ..
25c
We will demonstrate Best Foods
Products Friday and Saturday.
Come In and sample them.
- 4 - 23c