The Oregon statesman., October 13, 1926, Page 2, Image 2

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THE OREGON STATESMAN SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, , 1926
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EBBTVTS 'FIELD, Brooklyn' N.
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i roui from Marry wuis, veteran
giegro, in the thirteenth roond of a
tme-sided fight tonight, that upset
j I expectations.,- -f-J.y : rj
Wills, long . a title contender.
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GETS l!D BUTTLE
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as diaqaalffied by Referee Patsy
Uiley for hitting with his back
"uuid and for folding and phnch
"ng. The negro was badly beaten
ind battered -when the boat ended.
I Despite dlsadrantages In height
'ind weight and. reach, Sharkey de
cisively outfought and ootboxed
Kls negro In nearly every round.
He cut Wills' nose and . eyes and
"mouth f 1th 'clashing! rights and
.efts.. staggering, the negro in sev-
jorkl roufaHs. WUlr weighed iii'H
i4d Sharkey It 8;-i;"f
I J The irow"wa v estimated at
?rom 4 0.4 0 0 to fS 0,00 O. J
li fSharlMy was the first to, en(er
lithe ringi He wasigrren- a bis
theer awiJ'-Hedjaa lnfllatlon
td say a'fei rds -'prer the radio.
j j febi lat Harry Wills j
uf sure jaj standing . here,-'
starkerffca. r,-,
I I "I'm shpV .4oW said Harm
ffllsii&f i after Uu: nht:
jer." M K??i?tii' -v-1
(Sharlf4yitas a picture oX confl
uence ak' tf fcalted fort in trod uc-
i tons aha other, preliminaries - to
t completed',- . t
The fight round by round foi-
ows: , j r, , ;i ,.,
! . v I J Hound One . f- .
Sharkey started wlth.a,Tight to
e awj They clinched and. Wills
anded te right to the chin. Shar-
ftey drov-e bo.h. hands to the .body
ruiu iwreea-.w ma 10 , me ropes,
pharkef iPOked a right to the ribs,
jsharkey landed a left td the head.
Sharker ( sent both bands to the
jljead-. ahb hooked a- left to ' the
kat. ; ;, Wills showed, little aggres
bTenessJbr3,herwee; sparring, at
tie bell. : . '..r v v
, j r-y T, ' Bonnd Two' V t
Iff Sharke fired both hands to the
' ead i Vt;is 'took a , Jolfc 'to '.the
Kdy as.tLpy came In close'.- S har-
eyom plained that Wfl3wasl
loming. wins orore 90 n i ts(s
o the body. - Wills countered with
ills left '.to tbe head. .The negro
waa booed as iio, wrestled Sharkey J
tooui me ring, ine reieree warnea
, Wills for hitt lag with the breaks.
Wills landed . both, hands te the
lOdy ' " -
xj" ' Bound Three -. '
. Wills shot a. short right to the
head afd then took a light right
to the head as they mixed at a
lively iBce. Wills handled Shar
key easily, in the clinchea but took
1 right tsmash to the head as they
iroke away. ' Wilis jabbed with his
lert but faUed to keep off, Shar
key's repeated rushes. They were
whaling away at each other.; with
both flats when the bell sounded.
l ; '.Round Four - :,?.--;
; Sharker , opened" a furious at
tack j and, staggered Wills with a
series qt; sharp blows to the bead
as he. drove the negro to the cor
ner. v:.4WjUs countered to the body
but . his, blows lacked powerand
d irectioa. ; Sharkey put over- two
hard bldws to the head. Wills
backed jiff and fought cautiously
Sbarkeyi shot a right to the, head
at the iff 11.V A slight gash showed
over, Sljrkey's eye. ; f?uj?
;.'v..:';,llond lrpj'tktf
SharJey swung a long right to
the bead" as they-battled at -close
range, it Wills slapped both,.-hands
to the head and took a hard smash
ito- the 5 body Sharkey rocked
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Wills with a long right t to the
head. The negro , grinned, f hot
seemed hurt. They wrestd about
and the referee had difficulty in
prying them apart. Sharkey drove
a sharp left to the nose.. Wills
boo ked to the- headr'"- " ;
Round Six ; '
r Sharicey ; ilahced and jammed
while Wills looked for- an open
ing. Wills tied Sharkey up In th;
cflnches. 'They t exchanged l6n
tipks and ,cll nehed, Sharkey' put
in a .left to "the"' Jaw: and 'pushed ,
Wills away da raebreal,' 'rThdyl
spent mnxrh, ftime - wrestling f ahd
aiUlinc'. Wills had, to be guided
td his corner at the 'bellJ i
Round 8evn :
Wills took a sharp lert; to the
face.I Blood, showed from ic "exit
under his risht eye,? Sharkey
complained the negrft was hold-
In?. Sharkey danced vut of range
when wills rushed and then. drore
a vicious right to the nearo's
head.: Sharkey, was : more than
holding: his own at in-fighting.
Will covered up and ; was , bleed
ing badly after taking a pounding
at , close quarters just before the
Both .connected 1 whh rights 2 to
the head: Wills right; fcye wa4 '
closing r fast. Sharkey" worked a
left p pper' cii t t I he head a s they
flinched. 1 A ; lf t i tej th& fte cut
Harry s mouth., wills, missed four
&acces8ive,eada,as Sharkey boV
nea ouz or.raffr hArkyjJai?de?;
Pacific Coast
SACRAM KN1 0. Oct. 1. (AP
Sacramento wand the San Fran
cisco " Missions split r a 'doubla
header here today Ttho i Missiou&
taJtin fhe'fitstf 3 -tdr Td"tB
Senators .-rtle second in- - even
e 3. .
First garnet- f It, H.
MisiooH .4 .;LJl 5 ; $
Sa tamato .
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Keefe
'- Ijudolph and Whitney;.
and; Kdehler; 1 - ? '
-1 ' Second iraraiif. - li, H f E5.
idisloms i&4-'j-i$& J 5
Sarratedntw-iUii Wti-i 1 1. -4 1
(8ven innings.).;-- t i i -
Cole and Murphy; ; Vinci 'and
Shea. ':tii4 f,xi v-'.-v. J I S'
;IX)S ANGELES. Oct. 12.--Los
An geles ' pounded Ortman ' 1" an.I
French hard here ..tolay and de
feated Portland I It 1 to 5,. in the
series opeher.
. Score- . " ... .. - R. .11. . K.
Portland 'Z 5 12 2
Los ' Angeles ..,l.rr .-.(. X 2, .1 1. 1
. .Ortman. . .Fronch' " and ; .Tobin;
DarjandRead. .' l
SAN FHANgiSCO, .Oct. 12
Seattle - took tbe , San FtahcJsco
Seals down the line for an 8 to 2
vletory in - the open'ug- game - of
thisiweekV series; J ! ' T il
- Score . 4 ' ' R. H. 'E.
Seattle :.. 11 1
Sahi Francisco ... -. -2 ? -2
several hard 1 161 to tte headt j'Brandt and B.-, Baldwin; Mou
Willg: wa cuv Sbbut' the le;t eyeli aid Anew. ; s , iU ' u -
from a clinch -at. the DellT
Wills1 opened rith' both hands
and drove Sfiarkty tb' the ropen.
Sharker f ou5ht Jiis jray back and
had Wills -blocking and ' clinching
to avoid a heavy attack to the
head.- Jack sent .rapid fire shots
to the, head without -Jn. return and
Wills was backing of f . WIJls 4ook
steady battering as i'i Sharkey
worked;' both - hands .to i the' head
and body. Aright hook.aeaUWilis
to the ropes at the tell. ; 4 -v
' RoundTrn
Sharkey embed-" an ? orerhead
risht hand that jarred the negro;
A short left-brought blood if font
Harry's nose. Sharkey hooked a
terrific right to the head and
pounded ! the negro s to the stom
ach. Wills covered and seemed be
wildered. -: Sharkey , missed a : left
swing but came in to beat a tat
too- t Harry's rihs.r" Wills was
swinging . wildly v a the . round
endd. . ; ; . '., ' . .
2,- J ;;J' ' Roaml ;-KJevew T 3 t '
lWilledaif ; In bf Ml rtnrr tookrl
ar- nard Hght 18 the 1ad.'t Wills
became shitty as'-Sharliey. looket
for an opening. ;Thcy sparred and
clinched; a great' deal. Shakos
seemed a bit Jircd from his JaM
pace but bis punches had far mor-.
efecttveness than those' of thi
begro.f Wills was sent vback 'a
right uppercut' and. nearly went
through the ropos. ' Sharkey.' led
with hard rights JaUthe ibell ,
' z Round ',TfW5tIre-: "..TX
; They rushed into a clinch and
Wills hooked a right Xo tha chin.
Wills, droye in two snort Jabs
to the bead. Sharkey torced Wills
to -he ropes with a series of hard
blows to the head and sank hi?
right to the body. Sharkey twice
It aped in with -a left jab followed
by a bard right smash to tho ribs.
... i Round Thirteen
;. Sharkey "bounded off the floor
at the tap of the gong. He cuffed
Harry to' the head JE fcloe:9ar
ters. wins Datterwi saaraey wrne
holding with hisleft .band and
also employedbac.Jhandkhew
repeatedly.frrer tailing' ta?heetl
the referee a warning ! and refus
ing: An BteeakReeree , KiTey
wared; the -aegTqfto ,Jiis cornerj
Wills wasdeeldrcd dlsaualified
and- Sharkey wW-pronounced the"
wiher after 42 - seconds ", of : the
onnd had' elapsed.' ';
t'The Salem How. Co., mpst pro
gressive. , Etert accommodation
given to those Tin need of . best
hardware supplies. Work and pros
perity the motto. 120 N. Com'l C)
TJlrlch ft Roberts, realtors, 122
K: Commercial St know property
values and make for yon profit
able investmenta Will both, save
and make jott money. : , . . C
f 7. L - Wood and Geo.. V. Peed,
real estate, 244 State. "Farms and
city property. They bring buyer
and seller together, for the bene
fit and profit of botV V )
Chas. K. Spauldlng Xgglng Co
lumber, and building; materials.
The best costs so mora- than in
terior grades. Go to the big Sa
lem factory and save money. ()
Oct. 12, Holly
wood 5 ham meted - the .'shoots' ' of
DelaaeyVfial corners of the dia
mon4 this' Af ternorm and ' scored
an easy 7 to" 2 -victory; ? Arlelt hit
his 34 th and :35th home runs 'of
the season for the ' only 1 runs
scored off Fnllerton. -
Score - - -'--i -t R H. E.
Hollywood :.J..:..::.; 7 14 2
Oakland ....-.. 2 8 3
r ifullerton ' and-Cook; Delaney
and Bool.
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'.Wedderburn 1 1-mlle Euchre
Creek section of Roosevelt nigh-
way will be graded and surfaced.
Salem Athlete Adds One
f More Title to CoHert!n
EUGENE, 6re' Oct. 12. ?AP)
Roy Okerberg'ol Salem, Unrrer
sity -' of f- Oregon- - basketball uvd
tennis star, added another feather
to the already. large collection ; in
his camp today when he defeated.
Henry. Neer ot Portland "f in the
final singles " event - of '.the fall
tournament. for Jntramural tennis
championship of the university.
The score was 6-3, 6-1, 6-1. - .
' What do you need! in the car4
ware line? MecharjrcStool8, house
hold goods and" tfutlery. anything
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Square Deal Hdw.220 N. Coml
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; PORTLAND. Octi2. (AP
Georgie Marks, Los Angeles, won
a 10 round decision over Chuck
Hellman, Portland; here tonight in
the main event on the boxing com
mission card. : .
The Los ? : Angeles fighter
amassed a long lead in points at
the very outset of the: battle, and
in the latter, stageshad only to
avoid the : threat of a ' knockout
wallop,, which was Hellnran's for--'
lorn hope. . ' . ',
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r Henry O. MUIer 124 8. Comt
St., where most pepple prefer to
get their auto parts for all makes
of - cars. : Trade here and make
avirvgs en alL auto parts.- - ( )
HARRY STONE, ABRAMS
TO SPEAK AT DINNER
(Comtlnoad from pC. 1.1 .
The ; Little . Irish Girl, Lohr; A
Poor Finish, Wallet; Miss Naomi
Phelps. - .
Reading: The Old Red Cradle,
Keeping a Seat) at a Benefit, Mrs.
Carrie-M. Chase. ..
- A Voiee - From a Far Country,
Mrs. " Carrie M. Chase and Miss
Naomi i Phelpsj. Mrs. Ethel P.
Phelps, .was accompanist. -
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you feel ugly, mean and f ill-tem
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yen need is a 'cleaning up inside.
Don't - contlnee being a bilious
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gooa ana nevec gripe, r sicKen.
Adv.
and Ramona Mosly, only 10 years
old. ..Miss Virginia Pembroke was
their instructor. , . (
The i program consisted of a
demonstration , of various fancy
dires, combination dives, double
dlres. different swimming strokes,
stunts and life saving demonstra
tions. ; . . ...
The Phelps-Chase trio gave the
following program:
Solos: Del Mio Core, Haydn:
Lyre,' Galloway; Miss Naomi
rneips. , ,.
Reading:- The Christmas Story,
Mrs. Carrie M. Chase.
Solos: The Lam pi it Hour,
Penn; Good-bye Summer. Lynes;,
LEVIATHAN SAILS WITH
QUEEN MARIE ON BOARD
(Continued from pS l.
fcmble;ms of ;Franc6,. Amtriea and
Rumania.; - Numerous ; , bouquets
were ;added tohe rast cpllf ctfon
cf flowers which "have- already
been presented to Je.r . ,
Rear .Admiral Rodgefs" Wlls,
ex-tomnlander of the, 'American
flotilla : in j the harbor was intro
duced to" the, queen along with
the American consul, Samuel II.
Wiley, ; arid: then .'came another
bouquet and letter sent " by Lady
Astor who had arrived home from
America only a fewjaours before.
The .reception and dinner fin
ished.; Queen ' Marie, Princess II
party 'Were eseoHed abocrd he
special fender "Welcome" which
immediately steamed out to the
Leviathan lying' in the entrance
to the harbor. It was about! 7
o'clock 'and every light near the
water front was ablaze. The Am
erican . flotilla was drawn up in
regular formation. The flagship
'Memphis'-being brilliantly illumin
ated, her" lights glimmered mag
ically through the pouring rain
as the, tender passed ner- on her
way to the Waiting liner. r
V At the. gangway of the Levia
than. Commodore Hartley and x all
the officers of the ship, together
with the:crewj stood at attention.
After1 introductions, the queen
went to her suite, which had been
newly decorated and newly fiirn
ished.' It was fragrant with flow
ers and on the desk was a moun
tain of f messages.- some wishing
the queen, farewell and others bid
ding her.. welcome to America.
" ' WOMAN ARRESTED
ABERDEEN, Wash., Oct. 12.
.(APH-Mrs. IVIctor Carlson was
arrested here tonight after the
body of her husband, Victor Carl
son was found in their home. He
had been shot.
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