TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 22. 102
THE OltEGON STATESMAN, SALEJLOREGON
fflCKEY WAJUKEE; WINS CLOSE DECISION IN TERRIFIC RING BATTLE
SHE IS TOTED
III Funis il
Title Holder Wins Verdict on
Rally Staged . in Final
Round of Fight
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YANKEE STADIUM, Newark,
! Sept 21.- -'(By Associated Press.)
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth j -3t.
J.," retained his world's -welterweight
titled when he scored a
judges verdict over Dave Shade
of California in a: furious fifteen
round title match at the American
league baseball part tonight.
A thrilling " rally in the final
round won the verdict for the
champion who had been absorb
ing plenty of punishment from his
challenger In the early rounds. -
Walker had been wearing down
hit challenger with a concentrated
body attack and reaped his har
vest In the final round wuenrhe
hammered Shade about the ring
with a charge which retained for
, him the world's 147-pound crown.
1 Both men casting science aside,
slugged with abandon and with
out let upJ Until Walker's sensa
tional finish the concensus among
newspaper men at the ringside
gave! the crouching Callfornian an
edge vovetv the champion.
after Walker's spectacular rally
under which; Shade bent like a
broken reed, opinion remained di
vided,; a fchorus of booes acconv
MICKEY
RETAINS HIS CROWN
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MEFULLTOffiS
EXPECTED TONIGHT
Coach Huntington Is Well
pleased With Prospects of
Good Team This Year
Here'a 3Iickey WWlkpr'm fLrlitinc faco. .After one of the nioet
thrilling furious ring liattlcs seen In yvarx, he Mill retains the wotM'h
Dive Shade,'-ttU most iHniHtent--cIaiienKer, put
fickte hit career. . A thi-ilhng rally in the
:h cave the Ueeisiou to Walker after fiRht fans
had witnessed wLat was witliout doubt out of the' most brilliant ring
battles In history.
147 pound erown-.
mi one of the stiffen
last round of the matt
follows:
' a ctin h
KOITKD OSE!
ainpion took the iizrexiv- after
ana i ored hraviiy
panying the ovation which gteeted in? tniot hi eroprking. ctmiimsri-i', i'he
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the verdict. . Referee Patfy Haley
cast the deciding ballot. One of
Yonkers,teast a vote for Shade on
the' strength "of. his superior fight
ing in the early rounds. Richard
Nugent of. Buffalo, the other
judge, turned in a slip for Walker.
Haley's ballot, then settled the is
' sue. :.'-..f
Johnny Grosso of Mount. Yem-
, nn V : V.'? nfon a- Indep-R Tprdlrt
tnrer JoerSUvanl of New York In
a six .round-preliminary to the
Walker-gfhade walterweight title.
The men are heavyweights.
FrankrMoody of Wales, scored a
tecanicat knockout over Kid Nor
folk, i negro heavyweight of New
York in ,lhe fourth round of an
eigljt round"; preliminary. Nor
folwas down three times for
countsof four, eight and four be-
, forl&iwhite towel of defeat flut
tereltjnfo tlie ring.
' Tfcx'ifllckard, promoter o(;the
fight estimated .the crowd at"4r.-
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000 and the tOtaf receipts at 1 2007- (straight to'ttJ- fare a tlier uuglt npm
000. It was easiiy
p crowd oi the outdoor fceuson
The fight, round by -ound," is as;
fne . 'arg-ol b ,,ade to rlimh. 'The, were Darrinsf
opraiy at the lll. I
a the in(igh
Kaa-fe" body
fc.ii three
tbe rout?.
bnd his ami
ct.auiilfn was Ewtivdinjc tR
JSha4 ktaxicnrJ 'Walkor
ktratclit left jaUs to (be fae!
in ok i tioorc . Walkfr w.th i riht to the
head. Another rigiit nt jiVaiKt-r, to the
roues. bo h unded dantaiiinir tlo in
a , furtoaa encounter near
Hhade'a croiuliiir nosition
inf tai tics puxzled the c'nain;iiou. ' The
wtre kiairui; at the bell, j
BOUND TWOi
Shade 'a left sent Walker backwards.
They locked arm but hothj got one free
and they pounded mjr in ia lierre fah
ioa. hhade almost upset Walker with a
ovrthand rijtht. .t'iinrh follQWeijr clineh a
Shade crouched to protect I himself from
Walker'a ehargea.' hliade scored a beauti
ful right upperrul which turned Walker
naif a.tniini. Tlie rrowd wsa in an up
roar a the bell ended a favioua skirinUh.
With the opening of the 1925
26 school year high school stud
ents are taking an interest in foot
ball and 15 aspirants turned out
for the. first call Monday. Coach
HolHs Huntington anticipates with
registration , nearing completion
there will be nearly three full
teams out tonight. The first few
daya will be devoted to limbering
up and getting rid of surplus
weight -accumulated during the
summer vacation. .
Jackson, veteran guard who was
elected captain hut later resigned,
will not be iri school this year,
but Coach Huntington is very well
satisfied with a casual survey of
available material. Three new
comers will be out in uniform, one
each from Newberg Eastern Wash
ington and Montana. .
The gridiron season will formal
ly open against West Linn on Oc
tober 9, though efforts are being
made to line up a game for Octo
ber 3. . , , .
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BASEBALL
By AasoetaUd Pi
of am. he
Toledo-Albany Aggregation
1 . a a a, a
lake Llose Contest by
Score of 5 to 4
National
Boston 7; Cincinnati 6.
Pittsburgh 9: Philadelphia 7.
Chicago 3; Brooklyn 3.
New York-SU Louis game post
poned; rain.
John Dunlavy and family made
a business trip to Donald on Mon
day. : - v . . .v-- .
When, Umpire Senders caUed
Quinn out on a close decision at
first after he had apparently beat
en the. throw by at least a foot in
the 'eighth Inning of a fast game
Sunday afternoon, the Salem Sen
ators lost a 5 to 4 contest with the
Toledo-Albany aggregation.
The visitors Jumped into the
lead in the, eighth inning, when
they scored four runs on four hits
from ' offerings by Barham, who
had he!dthe vlsltorg to one hit
and one run for seen innings.
The Senators tallied twice in the
second inning when Reinhart
slammed the sphere over the fence
scoring Keene. The other scores
came in the third and seventh
frames. j '
The Score . U. H. E.
Senators 4 8 2
Toledo-Albany 5 6 5
Summary Home run. Rein-
hart; two-base hits. Bouton, Pat
terson, Strktmeter 2; pass "ball.
Edwards; double plays, Hecker to
McReynolds. WHkenson to Hecker
to McReynolds; struck out. by
Barham 7, by Turpin 5: base on
balls, off Barham. 2; off Turpin 4;
sacrifice hits. Proctor, Edwards.
iTime of game, 2 hours. -
T'mpires Rankin 'and Senders.
. A met lean
Philadelphia 10; Detroit.".
No other games scheduled.
and contusslona.
Life boats Immediately were
lowered from the Langley and the
men "rescued. The plane, smashed,
sank. " M . . '
Fourteen " pilots' were success
fully catapulted from the Langley
rnd lost no time heading in shore
ith their land planes.
BOUND EIGHT
They mixed at close ranee as the round
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i.irtA&J a le.t to .UH itT uotitiied Shade. I - . !
Both miwed wild rights. A left Jab apun I inS - Eotk .landed iteadj- blow to the
e aivuiid. itie loiifcbt furiously at I ,CB th "ftion apeeded. The ehal
e mh duarterH. The action alowed until I 'nKr was on top of Walker in erery
Walker started a rbarxe whit h lasted ior 1 P'y'" for Walker's fare. Walker j
oui a h.ouietit during whicn tner botb I u e acroaa Miaae a dortxina head.
i uta mi oiteuiy. iwin MDainx eiieciTvei ......... (.hhhuiv with nonon n mmmm Mn r
blows in the eavhango. Jna: a the beJI ""-- tttlkM was short with a left. They HLANt UKAbnth UN bMIr
tab 4 n :ur uouotea anaae iin a leu i a cnr a ne nru ran.
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BUUID TillKTEEN
EODMD HUB Ther cl n.hed as they raroe no. Walker
They tell Into the inevitable clinch. Pu over a tirinvt lett lo the body wlihh
Walker scored heaviiv in the infitfhtinir. I doubled the r .-Menzer. IVoth anneaml
j Both in'ased furious rights. A left to the b ' tiring ui.il.-r th killing pace and
face sent Waikt-r half around, but he "Tame 1 clinc). heeaive more fi'eqarnt. Walk
bark to stafger Shade mith lef.a to the er wait aoina; itnod wok on the' inside
body. !Sl)de smashed at the champion's I with !Shde layaic back for a knockout
face but Walker was. wide with his re- j punch. Walker missed a left hook and
turn.. They stood too to toe and battle! I took a riifht to the jaw. Walker scared
furiously. Kl.ade haviinc an edice in the I to hhade'a head but was forced to take
exchange. Thiv times Shade's left sent I two in exchange. The one-two punch to
Walker s head back. The challenger was l ne neaa and body sent w alker to the
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SOUBD, THE EE -it.;
.Walker hooked lett tu Shade's jaw.
Another left ' caught" Shade's 4a and a
clinch followed. Shade staj-ered Walker.
wih a dr.Tinst left 4a Iho fare. Walker
almost floored Shade with a right' to the
jaw. Bo h landed weakly to the.' head.
Walker scored with his left and Shade
clinehed. Hre" times ... Shade . landed to
Walker's faea with a hard risht The
referee h.id to pry.' them from a clinch as
the bell ended the round, j ,
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Walker - continued to puitrh away, at
ShanVs body, an the rljallenger drove into
a clinch at .'ever charge. , Uofh, mugst-V
freouriitlv. Wa'.ker s'.une ' Kbade wttn a
riht civss to the jaw and followed it
forcing- the fiichtin. 1 They were ja the
renter of the rinn at the bell.
' BOUND TEN
- Shade staggered. Walker with a stiff
rtylit to the bead. The champion con
tinued . to cen'.er his attack on huade s
I rope where the beil found them locked
BOUND rOURTEEM
Ther. fished to the rnce in a clinch
and Shade had little advantage at
close quarters. Itoth stnn with rihts
to the bean. Walker continued his bod
body. Shade came op. with a pretty I pnnches. Both of Shade a eyes aiiered
uplercnt and tlie bliarapion came up-with j w cut as he ran-.e oat of the clinch.
bleeding mou'b. liotb binstea a-ayi"aixer misea inrce letts A nriit
riciousiy to the bead. Shade of ttreSraaed Shade face, lie utareen-d Walk
better of ttie tisttliuif.. Shade landed lo I r with a roomer nsnt. Miart s crunch
the head but took two on the body. Three l" tae'ics had Walter at "itea'." WaHker
Mpperciits rorkc ' Walker's head. Shade I aieaoured Shade with a risht but the bell
forced W alker to the corner and poured l prevented .me blow.
leather at. the. champion from all direx- I ' - ' I
ttons. Tae champion came back strons. I . xuunu Mlt TtiH r i
iKjwever. and forced Shade into a clinc f They shook hands. Walker scored In
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as im. tae TTiirniiae. a itrs mnenmm Kuane
: : si landed ti the fiid hut
BOVKD maiYEH ; , , J Walker mi.sed with his
Walkrr's ere disnlared a nastr ' en as I stunr 8ha with a- riiht to . !fae--4iody
,i,k . Iw..,, . ,(-,! lift There wss iilent v ihe cane up for the round. Walker sta st-' I Anot her crushing risht to tlie hee sent
fi.l.in- Ws'kee .t.ir-rnl Kiiade Kered Siiade with a left hook to (be head. l -a.te 'o the riix-i. ilirkcy wJvIlying.
AVIATOR IS HURT IX U.
1 ACCIDENT AT KEA
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with hix left 'but took' a tr'kt nfurvllt
on the return just as the bell ended this
round. "" . .
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Walker crashed over, wicked left to
the head which - almost floored Shade.
Shade came back with a furious charge
and for . few seconds they bamn ered
awar withont a : thoucht of protection.
Walker-missed' a. fi(tht cross ani Koa''e
scored with, both hands to the Jie:d.
Walker ro oTr a pretty left lo Shade!
body but little dmi;C was done. - Kveie
Wilk.-r wsh slnziriHins Shade with i He pfiured a furious onslaught at Shade.
tntliiin left jl.. Walker missed a left The rpnwd waa in an uproar' yell in for
and took a ricbt to the lira'-. Shade. i the champion t- finish his wrakenins
scored with his right and left to the I rival, lilow after Mow Isivled on Shade a
J head1 Both were bleedinc from the face. I head and body. ; Walker stuns his niht
Shade put across five rboppy abs be- to Miaou i race, -i ney were pouring in
fore Walker could counter. . The referee I furiously at each other at the bell.
pulled them from a clinch as the round
ended. ?'..-.
other rharse was a clinch.
hesily, to jWalker's head
torn. ' They were milling:
when the bell rangf. .
Shade scofed
without a re
at a fast cli
' (' - bound six
The challeneer" opened up , a serious, at
tack at the champion an he round opened,
laadinn effectively withbotlr hands. Walk
er put over a vicions rlsht qirre- to
Shade's face which sent the challenger
bwk on his keels-.'. Konrj times Walker
la tide-', to the" head withont a. return.
Another left caught Shade bft balance and
he almost fell. The crowd waa in a
freaxied nprear as the jftsh-- assnmed
faster proportion. Hoth j landed vicioif
blows to the head and body in a torrid
etihunite. Both of the lfihtern nearly
wirt -down Under the slaughter. The bell
halted a turipus exrnanga
BOUND SEVEN
Slis.le was bleeding front the month and
from a cut under his rizht
up. .Walker lanced with
eye as be came
both hands to
the- head. They iorked in a clinch hut
the infichtine. wn even
sent Walker to the rojiesj
j.trt-rd him. Hoth landed
A. straisht right
An nppercut
mnhing drives
SOTJND TWELVE
Walker missed a r:ght uwperewt. They
clinched. They tied into . ' knot afteT
everc cbarre. Walker charged, landing
with his left and missed with wild right
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DF.iirsKY'S IrOl CI.K FAILS
CHICAGO, Sept. 21. (Dy As
sociated Press). Ernie Owens.
Los Angeles light hearyweight.
whose chief claim to fame is that
he loots like Jack Dempser and
is managed by Jack Kearns. lost
a poor 10-round contest to Ad
Stone of Philadelphia at East
Chicago tonight.
,SAN DIEGO. Cal Sept. 21.
C0- Associated Press. One of
the. most unusual crashes in the
history. of naval aviation occurred
aboard the aircraft carrier Lang
le'y today three and a half miles
Fouthwest of Point Loma. follow
irrg the catapulting into the air of
1 3 land planes from the deck ol
the big aircraft mothershlp.
- With Lieutenant A. W. Gorton
iri'. the pilot cockpit of a CS plane.
and C. F. Smith, aviation mathin
ist'a mate, first class; A. C. Stev
enson, aviation, chief rigger, and
Kt J. Hess, aviation rigger, firs'
class, in the passenger cockpits
the ship attempted to take of I
from the Langley's deck, i
mC Triut'pearly.-4ft miles an, hour and
was wimin iuu xeet or. tna junu
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wire. Instantly the plane turnet
and "plunged off the starboar
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