THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 15, 1925
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NEW YORK, Feb. 14. Tiger
Flowers, sensational Atlanta, Ga.,
negro middleweight, scored a tech
nical knockout tonight in the
fifth round of his scheduled 12
roruha fight with Frankle Clark: of
Allentown. Pean.. at the common
wealth club. This was Flower's
fifth victory and fourth knockout
since, his disastrous fgiht with
Delaney on January 16, when the
negro was stopped in the second
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HEAVY HITTER
TO MEET BAYES
Additional 6-round Match
- for Monday Night; Bayes ?
. Bout Hummer
; . As a special attraction. Match
maker Harry Plant announced!
Saturday that Milton McCormick
and Mishy Smith of Portland
would meet in a special six-round i
event at the Armory Monday night'
in addition to the. regular card.
Both lads fight at 108 pounds.
The main event and the one
that is demanding the attention
of fans la ; the 10-round meeting
between Phil Bayes of Salem and
Joe Marcus of Portland Marcus
is a heavy slugger and packs a
slumber potion In either fist.
Bayes is a clever fighter and able
to deliver a few heavy swings him
self. In all probability the match
will not go the scheduled number
of rounds, -i; ! '
Sailor Manning of .Salem will
meet Kid Carter of Oregon City in
a six 3-minute round event, while
two snappy preliminaries will
start the works promptly at 8:30
o'clock.
Matchmaker Plant has reduced
the price of' ringside seats for this
program. ;
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: Our new styles are drawing trade from all over the valley,
j We have new surprises in store for you as we have just
placed an order for a select group of styles from one of
v the highest grade style and pattern lines to be shown on
the coast. These shoes will be on display before Easter.
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The new Oxfords are now on display. See the new things
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Price $10.00
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Wednesday. Have the best grade 50c rubber
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weak-foot flat foot, foot
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Mr. ' JarabaoD, la ehary. of thia
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Marcus pm an enc to. his match
with Vic Eades in Portland Friday
night by knocking his- opronent
out in the second round. ; Marcus
is an exceptionally hard hitter and
will give Phil C&yes a good run
for his nicney. .
Funeral uf, Pioneer Today
Funeral services of the late rs.
Sarah Rebecca Rodgers, pioheer
of i 1852, who died February 12,
will, take place Sunday,, Feb. 15,
at 2 o'clock, in the;Turner ceme
tery. Rev. Blaine Kirkpatrick of
ficiating. Brief services will be
held from the residence, 18th and
Ferry streets, at 12:45 o'clock.
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while trying to stop something.
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SAIJ3M . - - OREGON
: In a one-sided game, , flayed
on the local's ' floor lisi flight.
Gonzaga university ; bakietbal!
team defeated the ilairaete
university team by the s :ofeof $2
to 23. The visitors ha th bet
ter of the argument: fror i th-first
whistle to the ! last. ' "he local
quintet did not1 seem a le o hit
its stride,, and at no tine (furing
the gamie was there anj qufstion
of the final outcome.! V MUafnette
has been decidedly af feci ed ly the
loss some time ago of Emmel, one
of the guards. It is h pecf that
this veteran will soon e ii tie
regular lineup again, i Sc t, neW
man In th(e !yil'ametle lneupt
showed up well, and gh promise
of developing into a cratki guard.
Ingram, rightj forward jfor the
Gonzaga aggregation!, wak tlhhiglh
ooint man of last night's; tame,
and starred for i the' visitors! Ie
accumulated 22 of his teaWsiflnal
tallies. Hartley for iliaiett!e
showed up well with 11 -points to
his credit. ! 4
The lineup for the gams wis a
follows: ! l
Wi.lamette !. ! I ' I Gnta5:
Robertson 3.
Fasnacht 9 .
hartley ll.'.J
Trlrickson
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-mail for Scott.
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Gonzaga: Treanor for Fitzger
ald. Fitzgerald for Tfeanfr;
Treanor Ifor Receconia. Treapor
scored 8. points.
Referee: Coleman.
F. InkranJ 2
F. ...FItzi;ei-ad 6i
C4 . . . Ddssaillt 4
G. ... Flaherty 8
l Scott . F. ... .Rec4cdnU
-3 Substitutes: Willamette, ;pol-
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BIDDY BISHOP TO .
COACH INIOH
Senators Are to Have
Manager for the Com
! Baseball Season
Salem Senators will not get the
full ' nppprt j of Biddy Bishopjs
abilities during the cording sum
mer. because he has sighed up as
a coach in -the high school atl Bed
ford. Ind.j Bishop has not solid
his business interests here and
will return to the city aftefr hts
contract expires.
Last year Bishop whipped up a
remarkable team and had oie ojf
the best senator teams of thj past
years. Hopes are bright fori this
year, and it is expected that
"Frisco" Edwards will he rkana-
ger. He will produce a good
providing, that all comes out
NeW
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earn
(well,
because as a -catcher on the Sena-
last year he w
tor team
"whizz."
A board of directors are to as
sist the new manager-to-be and
will have complete charge ojf the
finances.
The Senators have everything
in the way, -of equipments, club
rooms, and shower baths paid for
and the . year is to start with a
chance for some good g&mesL
,1 Several, ot the last year" teams
are to reiurn. : Barham, pitcher.
whose ankle was broken duijing a
slide to base will perhaps bel back
In the lineup and. ably supported
by Miller and Proctor.
as a
TriDle-Header Slated
For Silverton Wednesday
berg high school boys and girls will
play the Silverton teams. Aa yet
the tilverton girls have not been
defeated this season.
The' real drawing card for
Wrdnesday night will be the game
beween the Newberg and the Sil
vert on faculties. Much amusement
was imported from Newberg hen
the Silverton faculty members
were defeated there with a score
of 23 to 12. lit is said that the
referee was real kind in his de
cisions and called no foal. The
Silverton line up was Coffee' and
Reedj Forwards Long :i.id Oun
nlnsbara guards and Kaup center.
SILVERTON, Ore.; Feb.
(SDecial.)The next event
verton for basket ball fans
the J triple header to be -
here Wednesday night. ; .Thej
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Makinir room for our new linieo
men's furnishing which will be hcrtj
Special Offerings
Of up-to-the-minute Woolens, newnt
nttcrns in every desirable weave and
:oiorings,
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To save money on a new suit for
, tprlng. Make your selection and havp
your suit made in the new spring and
summer stvle.
- Reduced prices and an extra pair oi"
' trousers with every suit.' ... j
Just a few more days left to get the
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LIBERTY IS HOST
TO COUlUM CLOBS
Marion Community, Federa
tion Meets Thursday to
Initiate Stayton
, The Marion County Community
Federation will' meet at the Lib
erty nail, Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 19, for their regular meet
ing, according to the plans . that
have been arranged Liberty hall
is loc ated three and one-half miles
south of Salem' in one of the live
liest communities in the county.
Educational leaders of the state
have jbeen secured to make ad
dresses. J. A. Churchill, state su
perintendent of public schools will
discuss "Recent School Legisla
tion j while Mary L. Fuikerson,
county; superintendent of schools,
will talk on "The New Laws on
Physical Examination, in Schools
and What it Means to You."
As an added feature of the eve
ning two minute talks will be giv
en by t ie presidents of community
clubs telling what their clubs did
during the past month.
A brand new club'. West Stay-
ton, is to be Initiated during this
meeting. E. R. Clark the presi
dent will be properly initiated in
to the mysteries of community
spirit. ; - ;'- ' '
Reports from: other communi
ties that were admitted during the
last meeting of the federation will
be heard. -These clubs are at Sa
lem, Hayesyille, Fruitland. Mid
dle Grove and Turner. :
The i Liberty Community has
prepared a program that will be
worth while and if you want to at-
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tend you must be on time. The
Liberty people are noted for the
promptness in which they start
thedr meetings. They start at 8
o'clock. ' i
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