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Both Hon Show Great; CIcy-
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Ban Franetapo, Sept. ,--Unhesitatingly
Referee Jack Welch declared the II
ronnd battle between Abe At tell. Amer
Joe's champion featherweight, and Owen
JHoran. the British title holder.; draw
after lie termination' at Colma arena.
yesterday. Six thousand Spectator sew
The mm. wnion, wnue not ciiarscinu
by heavy riuimnff, haa enouKit or ciever.
ness about It to prove unusually exclt
In
Both men werey dtaaatlafled with the
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tarred Owen with atraleht left. ' Round
Vn: V WumuA rifteea, '"..
They Jolted ea!h other with straight
left. Owen Jar rod Aba with light left
mid hooked In right. Abe poked Owen
In hie a-ood eye. They exchanged bard
rta-hta In a nilxtip. Owen turned Abe
around with right hook. Owen landed
atlff lef c. Thy exchanged lefta and
flinched. At the gone Moran caught
Abe with two hard left swlnga , Mor
an a round. . . J ' '
. . ktoeaA ilxteen.
Owenj landed Wgh to Jaw and Abe
tailed aa though groggy. Moran
rtli - not bite. . . Abe . planted atlff
left to jaw and lust mlaaed his next
try. Owen copped Abe with right on
Jaw and hard left to body. They ex
change straight, lefta to face. They
clinched auxin and again, Owen pummcl
ln Abe over kldneyi with right. Both
exchange 'wicked rights to jaw. Mo
ran' round. s ' ! 1
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- THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAt, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8,
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1908.
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Owen landa two light lefta on. fane.
and left to-face. .Owen roughed .Aba
Aa they ctme Into clinch he puts light
left on Jaw.. Owen put 'right to body
decision.
. Aoe said: '
T onmlHn. that T Olltfulfttht MOIHn
eame out of the fight unmieYked. whloli la
mora than the other fellow can say.
Abe went about the ring asking news
papermen If they didn't think be won by
a miie.
, On the other hand Moran was the sor
at . little f lahter that ever entered a
lnr H. ftiuvl!
' -T. waa on the aggressive from start
to finish and landed more, clean blowa
on Abe than he landed on me. ma
Kimi-hM AiA tint- aven-atlna- me 'and I
'could have fought io more rounds. If
Attell will fight ma In a Z5-rouna Dout.
J will fight him on a "winner"taice all
basis. I would hare put him away be
I fore the limit bad I not hurt my right
'(and In the aecond round."- .
i Bonnd One. , i
I They ahaka and Spar In mid-ring. Both
fight for body In clinch. At tell landed
bard right on Owen'a eye and Owen re
turned in kind. Attell put right to
body, Moran loft to face. Abe landed
clean left awing to head. They clinched.
(Moran mlaaed left swing- and they
i fought for the body In olinch. Owen
ttody with honors
inlaiied wild left awing. They clinched
1 and fourht hard for body wit
van. They were sparring at the bell.
Jlonors even.
Bound Two.
Abe missed left Jab. Moran landed
Tight on body but missed hard left
awing. Abe put twovhard lefta to body.
in a clinch Moran landed hard left
anded body punch. They fought
.viciously In a prolonged clinch. Moran
cleverly avoided Abe's" two right hooks.
Attell went to his knees after a clinch
and Moran was cheered for not taking
advantage of Abe's awkward ooaitton.
Moran landed two hard rights to jaw
and repeated a moment later. Moran
landed hard straight left but missed
wild left swing. Moran had a shade.
Bound Three.
They exchanged light lefts to face and
clinched. Moran again missed hard left
wing. Abe roughed it with Owen in
clinch, Jolting him with stiff right up-
fiercuts. Moran poked Abe with two stiff
efts, to face. Both landed light lefts
i to face. IT) clinch Moran caught Abe
hard right hand smash on Jaw. Moran
landed left and right and ducked Abe'a
hard right swing. They were fighting
like demons at the gong. Again Moran
had a shade.
-" Bound Tow.
Abe poked Owen with light left. They
sparred into a clinch. Attoll putting left
to body and they clinched again. Moran
landed light left back-hnnded punch, At
tell bored in close and landed light I
' rights on face. Abe missed two straight
,left leads. Abe put straight left to
face. They fought with both hands In
,a clinch. They were sparring In the
' open at the gong.
Bound rive. '
; They clinched, Moran landing hard
(.right on Abe. Moran stung Abe with
' (.straight left. Abe landed stiff left to
face. Moran did same. Abe got there
with two straight lefts. They clinched.
Abe missed vicious left. Attell blocked
Moran's two left swings. Moran puts
right left to face and light right to body.
,They were clinched at the gong. At-1
eu s round.
' Bound Six.
Attell put light leflt to faca. They
Uellnched. Attell missed two left leads
Mor head. Moran landed hard right on
kidneys. Thay exchanged hard lefts
for faca The clinched and then fought
Hn the open and re-clinched. Both land
led stiff lefta and they fought Ilka mad
Hn this rouna. tub crowd cheered
pioran at ana. He haa shade.
Bound Seven.
: 'Aba hit Owen hard left to eye, open-
Sfna- a gasn. moran caugnt AM hard
(right on body. They clinched. Both
hnfssed left swings. In a clinch Abe
tried to give uweo me eiuow while
Owen tried to DUtt. Moran nut lla-ht
heft to face, but missed two wild left
swings. Owen put stirr lert to nose.
They clinched, missing lefts. Moran's
ye waa rather Daaiy opened. Attell
wound.
xouna signv. .
They clinched. Abe missed hard right
wwing. Owen did same. They clinched
Cilia VJlUlIUUBdA .til I". Aaw UiUUlCrCU
h other's left hook. Moran landed
flight left awing, Owen crossed Abe with
Kiard right and Jolted Abe with right and
(left coming out of clinch. Aba landed
ff ngnt uppercut.. ads lanaea stiff
rht and left to face. Abe blocked
PMoran'S two left swings. Both, missed
liard left awing-gr" Eren' rotina.-' r ' '
Bound Bin.
Abe missed right and left. Owen
r landed stiff straight left Owen put
hard left to body. Abe put hard right
-to body, taxing two ngnis to race in
exchange. They clinched. Moran's eye
Is again bleeding badly. Abe landed
light left coming out of clinch. They
clinched and fought for the body. At
tell caught Moran Jarring right and
left. They fought long after the gong.
Referee Welch had to separate them.
Attell's round.
Bound Sen.
Abe landed hard right hook to Jaw.
Moran landed two light lefts in clinch.
They exchange straight lefts. Abe put
two straight lefts to nose. Moran
landed stiff left hooks to face. Moran
missed vicious right,.,., crass, :,. taking
straight left In exchange. Moran put
light left to face, but missed wild right
and left swings. Abe blocked Owen'a
left. Moran landed wicked right swing
to Jaw.
I . . 1 I.nl. wa t.llln TTtM
) Mron landed two light lefts. Abe missed
right s-winjj and Owen caugnt mm wo
hard right. They exchanged hard
crosses. They fought hard Irt this
round, each trying hard for a knock
out. Aba copped Owen wltto a stiff
light and left. Moran bad a shade.
Bound xignteen. . 1 ' .',
Abe copped Owen with hard left on
Jaw. . Ha caught him another on nose
and started blood. Abe nearly fell
down avoiding Moran's left lead. Mo
ran landed series right and lens 10
jaw. Aba missed left swing but put
hard left to stomach. Owen put light to
face and' they fought hard In a clinch.
?'hey exchange straight lefta. Both
aught Ilka demons for the body. Even
round. '
' Bound Slaeteea. ' " ,;
Thay mauled each other in a clinch.
Moran put light left to faca - Moran
put light left to faca Aba missad left
try adn they both ' miss lefts. Moran
put light left to face, Abe shook Mo
ran with stiff right uppercut Both
have slowed down considerably.' Mo
ran put left to face, Abe left to body.
Abe put another stiff left to the body.
Aba chopped Owen with hard right.
They exchange lefts, Abe's going to the
face, Moran's to the body. Attel's
round. - -, , '''.''
. Bound Twenty
Owen rut light left to faca. Aba to
body." Another clinch. Owen puts light
left to faca and right to kidneys. They
boxed into still another clinch and then
clinched again. They slow down at this
stage of the game. Moran suddenly
cut loose with right and left swings
but could not reach Abe. They were
sparring at the gong. Even round.
Bound Twenty-one.
Moran missed two ert tries for body.
Abe missed with right but caught Owen ;
with stiff left Owen caught Abe with
same punch and they clinched. Owen
cracked Aba over the eye with left
opening the gash. They roughed iy,n
a clinch. Abe Jarred Owen with right
on ear. uweni;coppea ADe wun nam
punch. Juat a the gong rang Abe got
another stiff ItSft and it took the com
bined efforts of1; the referee and the
seconds of both to pull them apart.
Moran's by a shade. J
Bound Twenty -two. "
As usual they fell into, a clinch. Abe
put left to faca Abe repeated a mo
ment later. They fought into a clinch
and exchanged left facera Moran put
hard right, and left to body and they
pummeled each other In a clinch. Owen
caugh Abe a stiff, left on face and stiff
right on body. Thev stood head and
head and slugged each other, slugging
hnrd on the body. Abe put two stiff
lefts to the body that made Moran hold
on. Moran put hand left to body. At
tell put hard left to law. Theywere
clinched at the bell. Round even.
Bound Twenty-three.
Thev shook hands. The usual clinch
followed. Abe caught Owen with right
on ear. They exchanged hard rights and
lefts to Jaw In a fast rally. They fought
like tigers In a -clinch. Straight lefts:
were exchanged. Owen Jarred Abe with
right uppercut. Again they fight like
demons in a prolonged clinch. Both ex-i
change stiff lefts to face. Abe sent
left to body, Moran left to face. Owen j
missed wild left swing and Abe caught
mm wim ngnt lert. xney enncnea, mq-
P1PKE UlDEliS
mm CHAMPION
A
The Illinois Thunderbolt
h Knoets Ketchel Out in
' vTwelfth! Ilound.V
Vernon Arena,- Los Angeles, Sept I.-.
lit one of the most surprising 'battles
of Duadom. Stanley Ketrhel. the hith
erto marvel and undefeated champion
middleweight, was simply slaahed to
pieces by Billy Papke in 12 rounds,
Iteth men were In splendid condition
when they, entered the rlnirand neither
had aver been knocked out. Ketchel
had a decision over Papke in a previous
jv-rouna go.
When the men entered the ring Papke
walked over to Ketchel'a corner and
shook hnnds with the champion, but
when Referee Jeffrie called time Papke
rushed In without tha preliminary hand
shake and a minute and one half after
tha round started Ketchel was a de
feated man. It was only a question of
endurance and sameness from that time
on, for Papke hammered the champion
at will and made him look like raw beefsteak.-
Ketchel was terribly punished
and was" badly marked, whereas Papke
cam out of tha fray apparently as fresh
as when he entered the ring. The only
redeeming thing 'about the fight was
the gamenesa of Ketchel In hanging on
for 11 rounds. It was a case of Papke
out-Ketchallng Ketchel. Following Is
the fight by rounds:
Bound One.
' Papke led with his left and rushed
Ketchel Into a corner. Papke landed
four blowa on the head. Papka than
HapiKHl In, but Ketchel caught Mm on
the chin with hla left. Papka landed
hla right on tha chin -and Ketchel up
percut lightly i with his left Papka
knocked Ketchel down with a right and
left to tha face. Ketchel waa groggy,
pnpka knocked him down again wliti a
right and left to the mouth. .Ketchel
took hU count of nine. - Papka again
sent him down with a right and left to
tha face. .. Ketchel cams up again and
the gong rang. Ketchel waa groggy and
bleeding from tha mouth..,..
Bound Two.
Ketchel came up groggy and Papka
went at him Ilka a tiger. Ketchel was
unable to land and Papka landed right
and left, aendlng Ketchel around tha
ring, rapke landed repeatedly on tieicn
el's head, but was unable to put him out
Ketchel'a face was one mass of gore.
His eyes wera blinded with blood and
ha could do Little but cling to I 'a pun.
Papka exhausted himself by his effort
and was unable to Diit his- man out.
Ketchel tried valnlv to uppercut and
shoved Papke to tha ropes when tha
gong sounuod. . .. .' ,.
Bound Thrae.
Ketchel led for tha stomach and
mlnsed. Papka landed a straight right
to Ketchel's neck. Ketchel missed two
rights. Papke uppercut Ketchel. again
bringing tha blood. Ketchel constantly
spat blood. Papke then landed straight
In his mouth. Ketchel landed his left
on Papke's ear end tha crowd cheered.
He followed a moment later in the same
place. Ketchel appeared a llttlo strong
er. Bound Four.
Papke landed right on mouth and
started blood again. Papke was covered
with blood from his opponent Ketchel
landed a straight right to the body, but
Papke only smiled. Ketcnei landed two
rights to tha body, but missed a vicious
right to tha head. Papke closed Ketch
el'a left eye. Papke's mouth was bleed
ing slightly. Ketchel's face waa In a
terrible condition.
Bound Five.
Ketchel missed a right for tha face
and they 'wrestled about
Ketchel forced the righting.
the ring,
Both men
vary weak. Papka landed vlclounly with
hi right on Ketnhnt'a faca bringing
blitodi afresh. Ketrhel uppercut bis man
twice with hla left and they exrhangMt
lefts tat th faca Panka uppercut
Ketchel and was countered with a like
blow. As tha gong sounded Papka swung
on Ketcnei again wun in ana rigni
jabs to tha face.
Boaad Hla.
Ketchel's faca was In bad condition.
Papka landed a tertiflo right In the
tuv.o again, but Ketchel saved himself
with a clinch. Papka landed his right
and left repeatedly to the faca and waa
lulling all the time. Ketchel was In
diatreHN. but continued to advance on
hla antagonist. Ketchel landed a ter-
rlfld left on tha solar plexus and Papkx
almost dropped In hla corner, but the
gong saved hlin.
, ' Bound vea.
' Papka uppercut .Ketrhel twice anl
Ketchel i also landed on Papke's face.
Papka waa weak and Ketchel landed .1
straight left to the wind. Ketchel
rushed his man and swung with terrific
force, but ineffectually. Ketchel land
ed a left to the stomach and had Papke
worried. Ketchell tried to smile through
hla bloody countenance. This wus
Ketchel's round.'
Bound Eight,
They sparred carefully and then
frmirht at long range. Papke bored In
on Ketchel's faca three times In succes
sion. Ketchel was hurt again and
clinched frequently. Papka landed his
nft on tha race and swung with both
hands, but missed. Ha landed on Ketch
el's nose and mouth and started the
blood again. Papke landed a straight
left andT right uppercut on the month.
Kjtehel landed light on Papke's head.
and Papke landed flva or six uppercuts
on tha face and had Ketchel badly
dated. -Papka was after him every min
ute. Ketchel shoved j'apxe tnrougn the
ropas as tha gong sounded.
Bound Hlae. .
Papka uppercut Ketchel
rushed him furiously.
fut him nut. Ketchel's eyas wera shut,
is staggered about tha ring. whlU
Papke landed and staggered htm with a
ten upnercui.
Bound Tan.
Papke seemed stronger : and rushed
Ketcnei and landed rlK
tha faca Katchel held on constantly,
hla left and right to
twice and
Papke swung
etohel's Jaw. Ho
Kntt-hel mlsKed a iv uppercut and Papka
battered his man's fare again. Ketch
el a face looked hardly Ilka, a human
one, out ne fought back.
Bound Bleren.
They rushed at each other and Papke
went by Ketchel and turned and landed
both hands to the face. Papka worried
Ketchel with right ami left Jabs to the
face. Papke flnully landed a straight
left to the face that staggered Ketchel
and' a moment later, knocked blm
through the ropes with blow in Aha
sume place. t
Bound Twelve.
Ketchel almoHt helpless. Papke land
ed a straight right to the Jaw. Ketchel
Wi.nl down for- the count. Hk rnmn un
jrapar mniieii a straight right to the
jaw as ne camo in and knocked him
down again. At the count of nine
Ketchel atruufflnil tn hla ff hut
frlH had already called to his seconds
to nle for their man.. '
HAPPY HKJNE FIRST
ACBOSS FINISH LINE
- - .f
Counter attractions and a .cold south
west wind accompanied with rain re
sulted In a smaller attendance than
usual at the motor-boat races which
were held yesterday afternoon. On ac
count of a wrangle over an alleged vio
lation of rules of the course and nu
merous protests being filed, the class
V" event, a handicap race, was declared
off by the Judges. Seventioats, the
Hochester, May. Sterling, Van, Mercury,
Ethel and Greenhorn, the two last
from Astoria, entered this race.
Class "B." a scratch race for 15-mlle
boats over a 4 -mile course, was run
hv the boats Comet 'Kit H and k-ihni
beat Ketchel considerably, but could not The Comet and Kittle were disqualified nan v.
for not following the course and tha
first prlie given o the Klhel.
Th .claws -A" event, a scratch ra-e
for 2)H-mlle boats, over a M.-mlla
eourae. wus the event rtf (he aftrmvi,
J he Barb. Happy IIhih snd tha Green
horn wre the entrlfs, the race being
eaally won by the Happy Heine over tha
Parb-wtth nearly two minute t spare.
Tha Oreenhorn crossed, the line S mln
utea behind the winner. The prise for
this race waa the J. Wealov I.dd cup.
Considerable credit for the victory of
tha Happy Heine Is due to tha condition
Of her engines. which were - placed la
Alfrad K lh, WM b ,
LINEUPS OF TEAMS a f
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' Koand siaran.
Bo'th 'missed left-hand swings and
they clinch. Moran hooked Abe a light
left on iaw. Moran caught Aba ter
rlflc right-hand swing on Jaw. Aba
came right back, however, and missed a
hard right swing and took another left
on law. They clinched and exchanged,
lefts. Abe sent left to body and they
clinched aaaln. Owen put hard right
to head. They mixed it In a furious
rally just as the bell sounded, and both
wera loath to quit Attell had a bit
tha best of tha mixing.
Banna Twelve. .
Abe made a vicious face, and Owen
clinched with him. Abe put light left to
face. Moran puts stiff left to jaw. Aba
cut lleht left to Jaw and tried right un
dercut, but mlnsed. Owed put two lefta
to nose, but missed wild left swing. Aba
landed stiff ria-ht and left to law. Owen
shoved Abe back with hard left. OwenJ
missel wlta rigni ana leii. juorau s
round. -
mo and Thirteen.
Moran put hard right to W drier a and
two hard lefts to body In clinch. Aba
fut two straight lefts' to face. Aba put
ight left, to body, Owen com In back
with hard rights and lefts to same
Diaon. Owen lotted Aba with bard right
to face. Owen three tunes jolted Aba
with bard lefts and jarred mm with
hard uppercut. Attell stalled as ' if
groggy, and they mixed la hottest rally
or the riant. Atteu eame out 01 ii, (be
strongt r. About even.
. Boaad reartaea.
Owen forced Abe through the repee
"i pommelled him with rights aad left.
Atill came bark aa though hurt Owen
hooked Abe with HrhA l'ft. Aha mnw
rl( with as me pnsca.. Aha put another
l'rht rt to fac. Owea jolted Abe
With taa auff right Bi parcuLa Aa
At Boston.
Second game
R. H. E.
Boston. k S 7 1
Philadelphia 1 10 I
Batteries Arrellanes. Donohue and
Crlger; Bender and Powers.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Spokane 1-5, Seattle O-O.
(Speclsl Dispatch to Tba Joaraal.)
Seattle, Sept. . Tie Holm, the form
er Spokane City league pitcher, yester
day established a new record for tba
Northwestern league, wnen he pitched
two games of It Innings In one day.
winning both by ahutonta. Ha allowed
but five hits. 1I1 waa in enperb form
in both games, never seeming to tire.
Tha scores:
Morning game ,
R. H. E.
Seattle . a 1 j
fip'k'na.. 0 11 T 1
Butteries Barring-ton. Bnrnsteta aad
Fortler: Holm, aad Kralta,
Afternoon same
R.JT2L
aasttle ...... t I
Spokane ....! ( 1
Ratterles Ptaadrtdr. Andereoa aa
Punier: Holm aad Krelta. L'niDtre
Gala
Bntte 8, T aroma 2.-
TiMmA. Sent. gi.i,,i Bam nets In
great forni her yesterday and that the
locals oat eiu but twe kite. Bala
interfered vita, the aaoraiag gajae The,'
avere: i
B. JT I ,
Tsmma .......................a 1 f
' i ...... f 1
Batten-Esuer an4 Sbeeu amaals
and Sender.
' Z. iP? P'"'
aOI i5il aeSJIaii) " '
jj
500 Men's
Sample
Hats
All the late Fall
Styles Soft and Stiff
Hats, many different
blocks and shades to
select from.
Prices 50d. Jli.OO.
S1.3S. ai.ss.
Values 11.40 to $8.00.
These Going at
25con the foliar
Suttcasea Teleeoopee,
Cmbrellas, Suspend
ers and many other
ueeful artk-lea
furnishing Goods
Samples
It Is almost Impossible to fully
- describe this array of Gent's Furnish
ing Ooods Bamplea Table after ta
blet of seasonable merchandise will
be placed on sale Wednesday morn- '
lng, representing the lines of ewy
famoua gents' furnishing goods
house In the country.
Men's Sample Underwear
blood-ribbed knit and fine lamb s
Thousands ef dozens mirt neece.i
wool Underwear. Prices:
4 for regular 8O0 Underwear.
ror regular 100 umrwcr.
for regular 91.00 Underwear.
lar xi.50 t naerwear.
for regula
K for rer
or the famoua 16c Eagle Collars
.35 'or regular la.00 Underwear.
ro
Grand
Clean-Up
Ladies'
Sample f
Shirt
waists Reg. $5 Vals.
Your Choice
50c
Five Thousand Pairs of Sample Shoes
By actual count we have over 5,000 pairs of Sample Shoes from ihe best
makers of good shoes in the United States, for Men, Women and Chil
drenall will be soldfpositive!y One-Half the Cost of Manufacture.
for choice of number ,oiarrrplry,J jctif,e -od Qukkxa.'
OUC Shoes, rahies to p,t0.
CO Afl for Mtn', Vomen'i-Jtnd ChSXSseah Sample
eyZfeUU Dress Shoes fatent, calf and velonra many dif
' fexent stylea, aires and rnakrui; aUr. piled high on th baTaTaia
coonters, V aiuej up to saxw. .
(flot hundreds of pairv of 5nrjl tyioes" for -Men,
ejleUlwcfinea wdchiJdTea. All ralues fs-
op to $2J)Q.
ir
6;847 Pairs of ladles' h
aampie uosc
Baet-fnakea ef the taavee KerUi Bta fcraa laKOsae
aad Quidraere Ilnse, .These aw Are .aelatr so-d war
feeiew regaar. eeeti m caoc. are eeiaaT aaarcnieaaijr
1 Tt KJsok
(eRaee. '
erta Staa
6 f-r aaunrl ef IAf I e He TTsara-etTMefa,
ho IIbU; goede araat asere.
: .if'
w
alaaghter4
'yr Ladlaer ana.
sis ear
fit 6
i 1
V
365 Boys' Sample
Suits
Mothers, here i a chance to out
fit the boy for school and the win
ter and save the cost of a suit
boug-ht elae-wbera. These softs a fa
all made of jjood durable material
well lineJ aod tritamecl: eiaca i
to 16
$1.00
$1.85
$135
For eexdar $230 bcym?
Smtl,
Tor Kcabbr. f&a boj
Snita.
Snfca, - -
SOOPrsSamp!
aXeUll toaUed JsoKb Star BUi
I wtvoleaai
keta; rnr
prici
$2.00
Toe f?
.Star IlUfitajia
"eool Kortii
CtsX re.
taa at 40 evcrsWe eisevia Port-
uao, .
C CA For aajrTiw psjjra fj
e? JsaJVl et Wool Elari-ta taaJe,
vaicee to $13,001
j- .
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