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TWO QUESTIONS
AS FIGHT HEARS
'"''.: . ... , j 'Second, can Sharkey overcome!
rnM 'GiVimnliiiA- Qnnln Thrr t ho tempera mental Jinx that huH
lcUl OCnniCilll? Ot-dlL Hit, ...,. tll hlm ... wn .
Heights, and Will Shark
ey be at His reaK.
, 1 My Alan (ionld
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Ni:W VOltK. Junv 11 (AP)
In the most interesting and imwl
extravagantly bnllyhooed fistfe af
fair since the late Tex Ftlckard
pulled the strings of the heavy,
weight Punch nnd Judy diw. -lack
Sharkev will fiht Max Sehmeling
tomorrow night, 15 rounds or less,
nt.tho Yankee Ktadium for the
"heavyweight championship of the
world.".
Tt Ik by all odds the most fdgni
flcanb heavyweight bout since the
retirement of. (Jene Tunney, hut
whether the winner will -be recog
nised .outside of (iormany. Lfth
uanla ond the United States re
mains to be seen.
"With any kind of nn oven break
from old man weather, a crowd of
75,000 fans probably will pay
excels of , 1700, 000 to see the big
show. 'This is a. far cry from the
figures attending the last of the
outstanding Hickard extravaganza
on J,Chicngus. lake front in 1027,
but -'It excells. anything on the books
of - the heavyweight business for
tho past three years. Jn addition
the customers will have the happy
opportunity to serve n double pur
pose in benefit t injr the children's
mffk fund, tspoiv:''"d by Mrs,
"William- Randolph 'Hearst,' and In
aiding the recovery of ihc Indigent
heavyweight division. .
Two Main (Question
Today, the two main ocsiinns
THAT'S
WHY "THEY
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Aft ,
In the sumr.ur of '27 oi.t ;ot n was IntnHlucerf In
Baltiinori. In (lure months it was one of the four
lilgfttut seller;; tbrinif-hout .M.u.vlamh
BETTER TOBACCOS
tip for debate among the rail birds
are:
First, rnn Schmollng carry the
fistic, height that three previous
foreign challengers, FIrpo, Curpen-
tor nnil llmMieVi failed to reach?,
( tional competition and fight at his in, for the ringside Heats will he j
bent? : occupied by duxzllng rows of not-j
J This fight Is no exception, when'nblcs In evening' frocks and stiff-j
It conies to the speculative "ifM" 'shitted cost nine. The rank of the
I and "tans" or even tho loose talk ; famous "COO millionaires" of Ahull- j
I that everything is "in" and "all ,soiifi Square Ciarden may ho sonic- j
right" for one prinelpal or i lie what di-pletod Hince recent events j
'other. So far nx that goes It Is, in Wall Street but they will all he;
Juki the ballyhoo that has b'-cme
a part of the name.
The claims for one corner that
Schmellng will win if he crowdH
and hart-asses Sharkey from the
outset are countered by the cries
that Dm Teuton will have his ears
euffed off if he mixes too willingly.
I telle vo Sharkey hue
The belief that Sharkey Is due
for one of his good .fights and,
therefrn'e, will etnerKTo the winner
Is offset by his record of consis
tently put tint,' up mediocre bouts
against foreign rivals. It Is this
strange feature of Sharkey's career
that seems to give Schmelinir the
best chance to capture heavyweight
t" honors that any Invader ha.i had
j since Mils Angel Klrpo knocked
Maclt Dornpsey out of the ring at
ithe polo gnumds seven years ago.
j Sharkey has fought bis good
fights almost exclusively against
tle domestic punch absorbers. Ills
most. Impressive performances were
scored against Harry Wills and
(ieorge CJodfrey, the so-called black !
menaces; Jim Maloney and Tommy j
hough ran, representing the Irish - !
Aim-rlcan contingent.
1 lo " Odds
Thls Information may bo food
for the hunch-players, even though
not consoling to (he patriots, who
will eousbler II a national calamity.
(SOT THERE
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T I . WMF - frWS
"NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD1'
scarcely lesa Important than the
Wall Street crush. It tho. hmvy.
; weight title 1 lost to America. In
spllo of it, the form players have
' imiilo Hhnrkoy a -ii to G favorite lit
ithe betting and he probably will
; enter tlie ring at that figure., j
I- The. tale outside of the ring may;
u ,,, minlv Ihun Hint with. I
'there, anyway. '1 he price. 2. 10
to $2ti.2a, have, been scaled to fit
ho pockothooks of the- faithful in
iho ranks.
t srn-hKhs wr.Aitixti
j m t.i: mi,ki:n uows
WASHINGTON (Af) Hige
silken bows f bright colors worn
a I tne side rf the waist In the
back make striking1 a Mit Ions to
it-vming liumm ot Home of the
younger ulrls.
Katrlna rtnnnlck, 'daughter
of heprcHcntativo I hit it I la linn
Me 'ormlck. han a flame-colored
silk ornamented with a big flaring
bow in tlie back. It has a full
hnuv skirt and tight fitting bodice
Willi port' sleeves.
i'ihhnti:i: accents
IntKss At'CiossOitM;
WAS I LI Nf T ON (AC) tin rrlngs
and necklaci-H to mulch are the
.!iwri dress accessories 'of tlin
siimtncr.
Mhk i mi..., Dawson Is wenrlnir
J necklace and long earrings of sil-
vet flligreo with an evening dresa
j of green tarfeta. The dress has
j a tight fitting bodice and long
' kirt.
SO QUICKLY
One vmtr liefun! jimmy roxx joined tho
'A'S'T lut vih iiiilUin cows in Murvhiml.
I'our vi'iirs laUT hi was ono of (he greatest
lllllrrs in Ih)ml-!iuI1.
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FAST SUCCESS STORY No. 2
JIMMY FOXX
"Look nt those shoulders! That
hoy's a natural hatting wonder."
Jimmy was just a rookie when
Connie Mack gave him that si;',e
up. 4 years later he was crowd
ing the swat kings of both leagues
for the batting championship.
Just so OLD (iOLD rose from a
rookie brand to a big league
leader in four years' time. Hotter
tobaccos .... fire from irrilnnfs.
That's why ( ).C.has outsold lliret
other leading brands conibi;:eJ,
in a like period of their existence.
Water Regatta
At McKay Dam
June 21 and 22
J
i'knpi.kton. June ii (Spe
rial) On Saturday and Sunday,
Juno L't and 22, Pendleton Post i
No. 2rt, of the American Legion,
will entertain thousands of race j
fans from all over the Northwest, j
at the Hfi'Dinl annual Water He- .
patti". and Speed I!oat races at
! McKay Lake. Pendleton, Ore,
! Through a knowledge gained by
! last year'.i experience, tlie legion
i loop, aro aldo to make the events
thi:; year at McKay lake the larg
er t nnd -best of their nature In tlie
state of Oregon. This wiil Ik the
only chance people of the eastern
part of the state will have to at
tend such an event this season,
and l.eglon nffirlals un anxious to
have them take advantage ,of tho
opportunity,
Ono thousand dollars In cash
pi ize ; and five silver trophies will
be awarded the winners of the
various events. On, the program
Co:" Ibo two day meet are rac'S of
nP. classes for outboard motors,
special races for outboard ' run
abouts ami Inboard powered boats,
surf boti I'd riding, freeboard rid
ing, hurdling with speed boats and
surf boards, water skil riding, and
ninny other thrilling specialties.
Tho meet will close Sunday after
noon with a twcity-flve mile en
durance race, which will he open
to all types of outboard motors.
I'robably tho most Important
factor In tho success of this year's
races will be the cutting down of
tho size of tho course. All events
at the coming .meat will be run
over a, one mile Course which will
be located directly In front of the
natural grandstand formed -ly the
stair st p like face of AV Kay dam.
This natural grandstand "will fur
nish seating accommodations for
t wcnly-fivo thousand specie tors.
Cardinals First
Climb Then Dive
Just As Rapidly
lly Hnb S. I'ullci-lon .lr.
(Associated I'res.s Wporis Writer)
A lilt lo thiiur liko a rapidly dc
HCctKlinK' elevator, which- causes
untleasant sensatl.ms in many '
quarters, shouldn't bother (he Kt. ,
Louis ( 'ardina Is a bit from now
on. Tho Cards went up o tho top
or tho National loaue with about 1
tho Kreatest iiosslblo speed, win- ,
nintf 17 out of IS Kames..and hove
been comitiK down from the
heights with about as ff real rapid
My. . . -. .,: I
I'ho (.'ardlnals camo lo a tempo- i
rary stop In their losing yesterday
after drojiplnff fivo straight Kaines.
but it look them ton lomy Innlntjs
to naln a to 1 declsjoi.over thc(
Itusion liruyes. and even that t rl- '
tuiiph left them with a'Vecorlt of
only two victories in their last 12,
names. ' . - tf i
CuIk Itcaton. , I
Tho I'hleaKo Oubs. who appear
ed lo be heading for llVi- job of;
successors to tho I'ards itn leiiijuoj
leaders. Niiffered another1 setback I
yesterday after PihIii-c two. out of;
ihri-o lo liiookiyti. .Much lo their (
surprise, they ran .hito-,l'ljiL Col- 1
liu
of I'liiladelphia. ami Rot only
six hits. Philadelphia winning (i
to 2. The defeat left Chicago il 1-2
games behind tho leaguo leaders.
All the other National league
games and tlie Wh-hlugion-Clcvo-land
contest in the American
league wcro rained out, I
Another champion chib. the '
Philadelphia. Athletics, played sec-
ond division basebnll as they j rail in V minutes 1'5 seconds,
dropped an eleven Inning struggle! The six-round pri ;.:ninary be
in tho Chicaso While Sox by a 7 I twecn Marry I icmetra 1 and Walter
to I. count. I lob drove, who had
won seven straight games, w.v
charged with the ileieat although
ho pitched less than, two innings.
Tho Itostoti Ited Sox anil Detroit
Tigers put on another exhibition
of poor fielding and heavy hit
tliiK. Huston lull tho belle i- ,o(
both for a 12 to li victory. ,
The New York Yankees got n
fast start against tne St. Louis
Ill-owns, and scored all their runs
In tho first Iwo Innings y win, &
to a.
WF.ATiir.it orri.ooK ;(oi
NI-;W YtiltK. .1 iiiiio 1 I (AP)
Weal her prospei'ts for the Shar-key-4Sehmellng
heavyweight battle
here tomorrow night appeared of
the 'host today.
"Fair with mod ora to tempera
tures tonight and Thursday: mod
erate southerly winds." was the
oMiciat forecast.
The Japanese silk
continue tho 2 a prr
Hon curtailment for
Industry jvlll
cent prodnc
uiother year.
League
Standing
Ity Tho Asochiicl Piivs
t'oat League
W. I., pet.
Sacramento ;;s 24 .(1 1 :i
S:ui ('rancisco . r J 1 '
l.os Angeles 2S .";"(',
daUland ::4 2U .512 1
Missions ::;t :tt ,mi; j
Hollywood 2S :t"
Seattlo 27 lit .422 t
Portland 24 41 .:tT.' !
AmiTh-aii l.caguo
W, 1,. Pet. I
Philadolphlji .; 1 7 ,6C j
Washington .. ;;i 1 s ,fi 1 7
Clevrland :i t !l .T.04 1
New York j,; u .;,f:,
' 'lib-ago , 1 :t ;c. .422 j
t'etroit , :m j '.i ,4iil ;
St. 1 .011 is nt 30 ,3SS '
lbMii it; 33 .;:4S
National League ' j
W. U Pet. j
Mrooklyn 30 1 7 ,f,js J
Chicago ;v rt$ft '
New York '.'JC" 2 2 .Sr.;
St. I.oiiis 2;v," 25 .fi0
I'Utj'tiuili , -j-j 23 .4Mt
"'"inn . . .'.;-, 44
3'hil.idelphia n 15 ,to:,
Cinuunali ?S Avl
WEST WITNESSES
NIGHT BASEBALL
- ' Sacramento Defeats Oak-i
land 8 to 0 Seattle
Noses out Portland.
Sri fiir uh the Hiicnimonto Hon-
ntoi-H were concerned last niKiit's
Inlllnl t'."t of hnaphall ly artificial ! U -
llKhtlilB wa qulle HiipfiKsful 12.- j The list of letter Itinera, dlvlil
Oufl fans lieillK Katlaflert by the l(I as to rlasaeH. follMi a:
mechanical prijvislona nnd the Sacs1 Si clars: 1'uai anil Vincent New
heatlne Oakland. 8 to 0. to atretch I r. Kd Thiniiion, Mclvin (itihle
thelr lead in tho Pacific Coaat man. Lawrence ftarr. Vernon
leiiKtlC A l--vv of nromlnent fiueats I 'ai;e, flalre 'I hoinaa. Kart Beery.
In th ftnnila anw the lenden ilonnd I Sherlilan Il.irer Kllla Watlilna,
llower CrnKhead In the fourth for : Harry I'emiiiiKton. Uforjfo Kiilua
flve rtina. aa IH-yan pitched nine IU,Vil nn, imlon Xiiiikk.
Inninca of shut-out ball for the Junloia: Harold lllaak. UiVvrn
winner.i. I'leraon relieved C'niB- Pnlnu-r. Itohert Oesterlins-. Oene
heart on the mound for the Onka. .-au,- m. t'ontrell. J. -Miller. Orval
and was hit for three more scores. ;
Only two errors, both by Oakland, !
ten strikeouts, and seven extra- i
base hlt attested to the practic
ability of the lighting- system.
San Kraneisco moved into second
plact again by taking the first of
Its sorb's from hos Anffeles, 7 to 3.
Klmer Jaeohs worked well on the
mound for the Seals as they1 over
came a two run first inning Angel
lead to make considerable troubte
for Tiarfoot and Peters.
Tho Missions advanced to within
a half game of tho last first divi
sion cpib by downing 1 1 oily wood.
Id to a, as young "I.httch IMober
pi (died consistently good ball for
the lleds.
Seattlo emerged with a slight
advantage In a tight fifteen-Inning
battle with i'tirtland in the ope
;n"
of their series, winning to
Kallio, of the Indians, held the
Heavers to 13 hits in the protracted
contest, while his mates only scored
12 off Fnllerton. but the lnat two
of those 12. after two were out In j
the lath, decided the issue. The.
victory put the Indians close to ris
ing out of seventh position, which
they have occupied for some weeks,
;due to Hollywood's defeat.
I At Seattle (IB innings):
i It. H. E.
. Portland s 1S s
! Seattle 0 12
' liatlcriesf Fuller! on and W'ood
j all: Kallio ami Horreaiil.
I At I. os Angeles:
j H. H. K.
; San Francisco 7 13 0
l.os Angeles 3 7 0
t llatteiies: I:. Jacobs and Gas
ton; I'enebsky, linrfoot, Peters,
Oabler and Warren.
H. Tf. F.
At S.i n Francisco.:
Hollywood
Missions
Matlerles: Wetzel,
5 12
. 10 112
Page and
IhiKsler: l.lcber and llofmann.
At Sacramento:
It. H. K.
Oakland vvv. . B 2
Sacramento '. S' ! 0
I tail cries: Craghead, Pearson
and- J,ombard!; Itryan and Kooh-
" 1 ' ' r v i
Ted Thy e Winner;
!' Edwards Injured ;
POKTI.ANO, Ore, Juno It (AP)
After each wrestler had taken a
fall" in their re-match here last
night, hilly Kdwards, Kansas City,
sent word from his dressing room
he could not continue on account
or' nn injured shoulder, and Ted
Tbye tool; the decision by default.
I'M wards won the first fall with
his knuckle head lock in 2H min
utes. 1'J seconds. Thyo forced Kd
wards to give up with hiti tendon
tea rim. wrislloek for t he second
Logan ended in a draw, each tak
ing a fall.
Farm land values are becoming
stabilized in Iowa after a decade
of ilepresidon, Mark Thornburg,
Male secretary of agriculture, re-
ou ted.
NIGHT FIGHTS
lly The As(?cmlctl Press
Milwaukee llenuv Mass, phila-
dolphin, knocked out Cowbov Krt- I
die Anderson. Chicago. (.H).
i 'h lea go Karl M astro, Chicago,
outpointed Ward Sparks. Detroit,
(la). Solly Sell utna n, Chicago,
knocked out Frmlo Hell, l.os An-
g.-b-s. :..
I !a IU more Penny (loldstein,
naltimore. out pointed Charles
Fi nest. Franco, (S ).
WOW! WHAT
WILL GOLDEN
STATE THINK
n OO IC 1 S l. A X D. III.. .Tune Irt
(API The Kev. C. C. Anderson,
of Sacramento, president of the
California Conference of the Luth
eran August ana Synod told the
Synod leal convention California
climate Is not conducive to spirit
uality. In appealing for additional funds
to carry on more- Intensive home
mission work among unchurched
Lutherans in California, he assert
ed that large numbers of persons
who aro good church members in
the Fast forget their church affil
iations on the coast.
"When they pass the summit of
the Sierras." Mr. Anderson said,
"They say, 'fioodbye Lord, we're
in California." "
J uilgo Fskll Carlson, of Dps
Moines, a member of 1 he Synod
finance committee opposed grant
ing additional funds for mission
ary purposes (n California.
"If California Is the jumping off
place for Christians." Judge Carl
son said. "It's Just too hod. It is
tpilte ovidt nt from the California
pastor's remarks that he is requir
ing much mor than we have avail
able to evangelize California."
Mr. Anderson's appeal was voted
down by tho tfynod.
;55 Win Soccer
I LSB0""i
1 kjpiui ucasun
A tolal of .15 l.a (Irande High
rchocl students won soccer let
It ra in class competition this
sprint, nnd It was announced to
t.i.y that the awanl.i have arrived
and may Ik obtained by the boys
; if
Iht'y will tit-o Aruolil Grulnpii,
',vh
lacht'il llie soi'rer flaa ser-
Anderson. Itayiuonil t'ook, Dan
Arkell. (Ii'urui' Courtney. Jeaa
I'arker. Wallace Ailen. Itayniond
j Itichardi: and K. Nidaon.
; Woplioniorea: t'harlea Walnmn,
Hohert Swan. Guild iiurneM, l.e
j my 'leutcli, charlea Terpany, l.ow
i ell Htoddard, I'anl Walker. Charlea
; Hartnian. itollln Heaaaler, l-:arl
I Ilainlltun, Wlll'red 'mukk. Arthur
, S'.eflen. Corwln 1 leery and Willie
I Torronro.
! l-'ii-alitiicn: Lee clay, Kex t.'liaf-
fin. cliff Mriggs? Mervln Jordan,
Gene liloliland. Ituford .Moore,
Mill lH-iskell, Iboner (Jwlsey, Karl
Amos. Tom Zivkovich. Owen Mnn;
hall, Kuan .Marlin, Don .Micirugh
and Kerry Feuerehehn.
More Activity
In Building And
Amusement Seen
r,JTX)Xr, Miss., June U (AP)
The awakening of renewed activ
ity In building enterprise, in elec
trical development. In food distri
bution ond In tho radio, cinema
nnd automobile fields is forecast
by J. A. Iiandiof New Orleans,
vice president of the Cannl Iiank
and Trust company. .He told the
National Association of Itulldlng
Owners and Managers he believed
tho return to formal business
would bo achieved within six
months. "
Vi:iJ,OW I .M I X A'I'IOS
SPUING SPOUTS DIUvSS
WASHINGTON' (AP) Yellow
i in 1,lKh ,fllvrt among ca)it!il
ukimis ono n i :i li'ous i or i ne spring
races, horse shows dnd outdoor
sports.
j Sometimes tho vivid color makes
I high lights in tho way of scarf or
j beret with a tweed suit. Some
time.! it is seen in a whole knitted
costume.
i Slants
hv
Alan J.Gould
The members of the liohby Jones
Marching and Itoosting Associa
tion of Atlanta who wagered n
sockful at 1 to 10 that the (ieortrla
wizard would win all four of the I
big llritish ' and American golf
i championships this year probably
have been breathing a trifle more
freely since 1 lobby emerged with
tho Pritlsh Amateur title for the
i first time.
This figured to ho the toughest
bnrrier of them all for Jones to
hurdle and It may well turn out to
he, for It required the eharacterls-
(tic fortitude of Jones golf of over
come tho opposition offered In suc-
I cession by Tolley, Johnston, Volgt
'and Wethered. probably tho four
best amateurs on either side of the
Atlantic ouUhln of Hobby himself.
Tho odd on tho great fleorglan
will bo shorter, as a. result, in the
remaining three mnjor tilts the
Jinsn upen iu iioyiaKO, wnion he '
h wm 1,1 lH luHt lwo mtempts; i
,the American Open at Minneapolis
In July, in which he was winner in
GLORIA
A Revelation 0 Smartness
.4 DAILY
FILATURE
EVENING OBSERVER
Sboi
Hi
1 rii
'l9;9 and 1-2 every yar hut one
aince ID?:!: nnil the American Am
ateur at Philadelphia in Septem
ber, In which hs.haH triumphed
four tlmea In the laat aix years.
For a youns fellmv Jiwt tufned
hlM 28lh liirthilay. Jonea In an
eiL'ht.venr oerloil has done pretty
well hv eupturins four American ,
amateur erouna, three American
open chamiilonahipa. twi Itritiah
open tillea and one Krltlnh ama
teur trophy, lie may. yet be ob
liged to accept that Invitation to
ploy In Japan, extended to him at
Hriie Hum 111 1U2K by native en
thilsiaata. If he desirea more wolfing
worlda lo comiuer.
One of the main reasons why the
Pacific Coast universities turn out
such fine track and field hams.
in th oohiton of California's head
'cojich. Walter Christie, is that the
high schools have developed re
inarkably keen interest in this
I branch nf athletics,
j "Many of our hoys are close to
. finished products by the time we
! jeet them In college," said Christie.
l"On the average I think the high
school. have better facilities ami
attract the interest of more boys in
track and field sports rtian Is the
case In the Fast. And. you know,
there Is no way to avoid our good
c 1 1 ma t e. We ca n wor k out tl oo rs
th year around and thai's a big
advantage."
! To which mil liingham, Har
vard's manager, .somewhat rueful
ly added : .
"Why, when P was out nn the
coast this past winter, I saw those
Stanford boys, Kren and liothert,
tossing- the shot .and discus around
on a balmy day In January. iov
can wo beat 'em. when they get
the jump on us like that?'' ' " " -
-, Charley Paddock nnd Charley
Borah, two of Southern t'alifor- I
ilia's greatest sprinters. randy
showed at their best In the Fast
but not so Frank Wykoff. f their
successor as-the Trojan sjieed king.
Wykoff has yet to be beaten on an
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' Master n clnderpath. more parties
larly tho Harvard track, yvhorp he
has done all lit sprtnunj,- in in
Fast and has yet to taste defeat.
Flyintr Frank won four succes-J
sive 100-meter ilaehca thei-o In-rthM
i,,i nh-iitiiic irvouts In 1!2K amlF
returned to Cambridge this year lot
the I. C. A. A. A, A. chanipitHishipS
to capture three more, races at linr
yards. Wvkuff equalled the 01yniT
"pic record of 10.3 for the ,1
meters all four times in 11 18 amr
equalled th intercollegiate meet,
mark of it. 7 for 100 yards twice
this year, not lo mention his a. 4
in Chicago.
, StiBUliN, RASHES, BITES
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1 Deptcd on cooling, soothing Zcmo to
i draw the heat end sting out of sun
i burn and bring comfort to summer
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