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rSalem'-r Hospital Will Be
Boosted at Big Luncheon
j V at Marion Today
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! Three of -Salem's leading busi
ness men's organizations will meet
in Joint .luncheon at the Marlon
today' noon for the purpose of
setting behind the Salem hospital.
This is ' the first' time that the
Klwanls. Rotary and Lions clubs
haTe" dined together, and , the
meeting today will take the place
. of the individual weekly luncheons
of the different organizations,
l The object of the meeting Is
to place before the members of
s Each what has been and what re
mains to be done in the construc
tion of the' Salem hospital and
'the great need in the commnnit'y
for such an Institution. i
" For the purpose of farthering
the movement to raise 135,000
to aid the .hospital, Tom Kay and
Fred , Erixon j have been named
the ' two captains. These will el
ect their lieutenants who will be
'assigned from 10 to 15 men each.
iJJldsejGeorge II. Burnett of the
supreme court,' will be the prin
cipal speaker at the luncheon to
day, .while ; two, minute talks will
be given by Tom Kay, R. J. Hen
dricks, George, , Putnam, 'Frank
Durbin. Pr. JUi E. Lee Ste'lher,
Rev V W. Long and JWilliam
Gahlsdorf.. . . -j ' '',
' Thlsjt; general '.meeting of the
three clubs is held preparatory to
theVhrlor $$5,000 for the Sa
lem. , hospital, which will L be
launched' ; next . Monday morning,
July 16. ;.'-V" v-.:. ix-.;i-v;V':'
As it nowr.. stands, the Salem
hospital : is said not to be ex4
c"HMv- in planning by any other
i-stitutlon of its kind In the Unit-
: ststah TrrrT" w V - ' .
Dr. k Morris will preside.
01iriscp.il Winner of fv t
Illahee Golf Trophy
' Dr. If. H. Olinger' is wnner of
the' president's - golf trophy cup,
given by T A. Livesley, president
of the Illahee : Country club, the
: tournament ' having been in . pro
gress the last three weeks. Olin
ter defeated: Chester Cor Sunday,
three vsjttia on-'t-go -;-T.5T
The Salem club may, send a
team to Portland next Sunday
o compete with the team! of the
Portland ' Municipal : Coif ; club
which- was defeated here by Sa
lem a month ago by 17 points.
Senators Are Defeated
' By Art eta Ball Jeam
The Arleta baseball club of
Portland defeated the Salem Sen
ator here unday .by a score of
3 to 2. The defeat of the home
c u aia a'ttribuied to an; error by
Ci." 'd;' third 'baseman, .in the 8th
iAilJigfl Vrhen he - made,, a. bad
t1-- to second, base.
'i.oth the' Senators runs were
r a. xUcuit.. clouts ; one by Ashby
in the second and one by Baker
in the flf'th Arleta did not score
'until the fifth inning. -
NEW INTERCOLLEGIATE TENNISCHAMPIQN
Carl. Fischer of the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy, who
defeated Gerald. Emerson of Columbia in final match at Merlon.
IGffllWEIGHT CHAI
DEFENDS
AGAINST
Largest Crowd in Pugilistic History of Philadelphia Sees
Benny Leonard in Action for Eight Round Bout; Ohio
. Boy Demonstrates Ability to Stand Punishment; Both
v Fresh at -Finish.
1 ; PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July 9. Benny Leonard, light
weight champion of the world, tonight defeated Alex Hart
of Lorain; Ohio, ; in the opinion of the majority of sports
writers at the ringside, in, an eight-round bout at the Nation
al league baseball park. Approximately 30,000 persons, the
largest crowd that ever witnessed a boxing exhibition in this
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LOW CARD
Blf GOLF wn
Sarazen Covers Course
Twice in 148 Strokes
Eighteen Qualify
LWOOD. N. Y., July 9. (By
the Associated Press.) tene
Sarazen, golf . wizard of Briar
Cliff lodge, anif - present open
champion, turned the difficult In
wood Country club course twice
today In, 1 4 8 strokes, the lowest
card of any of the 18 who led a
field of 90 and qualified for the
1923 national open championship
to be played Friday, and Saturda.
The field was the .first ' of four
that will attempt to qualify. Emil
Loeffler of Pittsburg, , the open
champion, set ,the tiret JowTnVark
for the others ekrly inltheu after
noon, turning . la card 9 1 13?.
This was equalled by' Francis Gal
lett, the young Scotch 'prof esslon
al of Port Washington, 2t. Y
who with arazen, had led in the
morning . round i with a 73, one
orer par. ' . . "
IP
HIS TITLE
ALEX HART
t Leonard's weight was announc
ed as 139 pounds and Hart's
an 134.
- There: was not much action in
the opening round, both men re
sorting to frequent clinches, i
which Leonard had the ' adran
tage. In the second, the cham
pion drew blood v from Hart's
nose with a series of hard jolts.
Tho Lorain boxer landed once or
twice, but his blows appeared to
lack steam. Nij, " .
Hart, was wild in the third
nd hisj punches fell short. In
the next round Leonard's hard
drircs t tho ribs forced Hart to
hold a number of times. '
Th Ohloan took the offenslTe
in the fifth, but Leonard made
him miss frequently. In the
sixth-the champion drore his op
ponent to the ropes' and again
draw blood, from Hart's nose. He
also stung Hart with a series of
body punches.
At the opening of the serenth
Hart landed two or three light
jabs' to ; Leonard's body that did
little harm, f In return : Leonard
sent a number of stiff blows to
the"H6dy.- ' --'
Hart showed that he. could
stand punishment in the final
round, for Leonard repeatedly hit
him slinging blows on the jaw and
over the heart, but without once
sending him to- the floor. -: At the
end neither appeared to bo any
the worse for their encounter. :-
i In the ' preliminaries Danny
Kramer. Philadelphia, outpointed
Tommy Noblo of England, in the
opinion of many of the sports
wt-iter..; .f (:
Eastern Fight Postponed;
Boxer Little Too Heavy
MILWAUKEE, July 9. The
Uocky Kansas-Johnny Mendelsohn
fight which was to have been held
here tonight was postponed until
Wednesday night when Kansas,
through his manager, refused to
meet the Milwaukee boy because
he was four pounds overweight.
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DRAW WITH LYNCH
Decision Made Is Opinion of
i Sports Writers; Preiim
' inary Is Fast
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.
Bobby Wojgast of Philadelphia
earned a draw, according to sport
writers, In an eight-round bout
with Joe Lynch, New York ban
tamweight champion, at the Na
tional League baseball park. WoU
gast forced the fighting in . the
early rounds and in the fifth he
had the champion holding. Lynch
got better as the fight progressed,
his work in the seventh and
eighth rounds putting him on
even terms with the Philadelphia
an.
In a -preliminary bout Nate
Goldman, Philadelphia, outboxed
Pinkey Mitchell of Milwaukee in
eight . fast rounds according to
the newspapermen Both -men
scored knockdowns In the fourth
round. .Mitchell weighed 139
pounds and Goldman 140.
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Boston, Philadelphia" and
Chicago - Winners in
American League
ST. LOUIS. July 9. (Ameri
can.) -New York' made it three
out of four by walloping, St. Louis
9 to 3 this afternoon. Ruth,
Smith and Collins, who batted for
Root in the eighth inning, crack
ed out home runs, i
.Score ' 1 R. II. Tl.
New York ..t. ...... 9 12 ; 1
St.' Louis . . . . . . . . . 3 ! 6 2
- Pennock and Hof mann; Davis.
Kolp, Root, Pruett and Severeid.
. Host on 4 ; Cleveland 1
CLEVELAND, July 9 (Amer
ican. ) --Boston broke Cleveland's
winning streak today, winning; 4
to 1, although' outbatted almost 2
to 1. 'Long hits by. Burns and
Harris, with an error by Sewell.
turned the trick. ; t
, Score ; R. Ul E.
Boston ...... ......it46 1
Cleveland . . . . 1 10 1
tpiercy and Picinich; Smith and
O'Neill. '
vf. Philadelphia 6;
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can.) Bob Hasty permitted De
troit to get 13 hits for 21 bases,
walked two and hit three today,
at the same time pitching Phila
delphia to a 6 to 5 victory over
Detroit, halving the series.
Score-- R. II. E.
Philadelphia .... 6 10 1
Detroit ..... . ...... .. 5 13 2
'Hasty and Perkins; Cole, John
son, Francis and Bassler. , ,
Chicago 8; Washington 1
CHICAGO. July 9. (Ameri
can.) Chicago evened the series
with Washington today by taking
the final game 8 to 1. : ; - "j.
Score R. IL E.
Washington .... .... 17 0
Chicago .. . .f.. & 11 1
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SILVERTON, Or., July 9.
(Special to The Statesman.)
Silverton baseball team defeated
the Houct Angel team on the Sil
verton ' diamond Sunday after
noon with a score of 12 to 3.
Lang pitched for Silverton. ; -J;
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