Salem Center of Sport World m Hellman' -Phil Bayes Fight lmns
Fins nun
WATCH
Eyes of the sporting world are
on Salem. 1
All because. Matchmaker Plant
succeeded In slating the slagging
Portland bantam. Chuck Hellman,
to meet Phil Bares, local cham
pion. In a 10 round armory bout
Wednesday night.
Hellman was a headliner In
Madison Square garden. New York
City, not many months ago, and
sport critics there are watching
the Finn's success on the coast
with close Interest, as Hellman
plans another Invasion of that sec
tion in his campaign for the ban
tam title.
L. H. Gregory, sports editor for
the Morning Oregonian in Port
land, rated as the greatest sport
critic in the northwest if not on
the coast, yesteTday wrote Match
maker Plant that he would per
sonally cover the fight for his
paper. He will be accompanied
to Salem by Joe Levy, Portland
matchmaker. Reports are that all
least 100
Portlanders will motor
to Salem to SCO their fistic idol
perform.
, Phil Bayes la more or less norr
' commital regarding the fight
which will find him against the
greatest opponent of his career.
"I'll give him a fight." was
Phil's ejaculation to Bobby Evans,
Hellman's manager when the con
tracts were signed. Evans had
just gotten through telling Bayes
that he was in for a terrible beat
ing. A shot at Willie Gordon in Sa
lem would be a luscious plum for
Phil if he can overcome the Finn
., and earn a decision. That's the
Dromise from Matchmaker Plant
that the winner meets Gordon
All the same. Plant will have a
, Job to get that fight for the ocal
fans. Aberdeen is after a Gordon-
"Hellrnan Bcrap, and Joe Levy
(Portland matchmaker, frewns his
disapproval, holding that the fight
tbould he in Portland
Not many local fight folic wers
are wiling to concede Bayes a
chance against Heman. even with
his five pound or more weight ad
vantage. They overlook the fact
that Baves can hit as hard as
Hellman, and has shown an abil
ity to absorb punishment .which
lias saved him from many a
knock-out. Ring strategy will no
doubt find Hellman much super
ior, as he has been schooled by
experts at the game.
Hellman, too, it is said, fights
better at a heavier weight than he
must make in the bantam clas3.
He has shown marked ability
against boys a little heavier than
he is.
Hellman can't find enough op
ponents in his own class willing
to trade blov.s with him. That's
the reason he is taking on heavier
men. January 31, Canuck meets
La Hood again at Great Falls,
Montana.
Matchmaker Plant last night
announced his complete card for
the show Wednesday night.
The semi-windup will find Ter
ry Kileen and Ted Yoakley in the
ring. These boys are well-matched
and will put up a slug-fest to
j please.
Two special four-round bouts
have been arranged. The local
colored boy, LeRoy Watson, will
mix with Frankie Munroe, of
Boise, in one of them, and Eddie
Graham will battle Eddie Moore
of Independence in the other.
The four-round opener will be
between Foxey Hickman and
Wayne Slusser, both Salem boys.
If Foxeyis as wicked as a certain
other young man bearing the same
name, a killing is in prospect for
Slusser.
WHITMAN DEFEATS
OREGON 27 TO 26
, EUGENE. Jan. 16. (AP).
Whitman college defeated Oregon
c - iy the narrow margin of one point.
27 to 26, In a basketball game
. . here.tonight which had a crowd of
1500 fans on their feet through a
large part of the second half. The
. tame was the first lost by the
Webfoots this season.
Whitman played a fast passing
game, breaking rapidly and fall
"' "Ing into defense even more rapld-
. ly. In the course of the game the
count was tied four times, once at
the half and once within four mln
"'u tea of the final gun. The ad
vantage of one point which Whit
- i- man scored was first taken with
-. imt two minutes to play when
Swede Norbure looped in a field
' goal. "'"Several points were scored
""after this, but Oregon could not
"squeeze into the lead.
Summary:
Whitman ( 27)
Woods, f
Norburg, f
Holmgren, c ........
-".Buck, g ...........
Terrell, !
FG
....... 2
1
2
. .. 2
, 0 I
3
, 10
FT
0
3
0
I
1
,?
0
3
2
1
Croxdale, g
Totals ...
Oregon (26)
Chastain, f
Ridings, f .
3
4
1
MHHgan, e
: iawaras, r ........... . v
'Epps. 1
Bally, g . ... 1
Totals 10
Cheap labor may be dearest in
the end.- Boston Herald.
School That Won 1927 State
RIVALRY INCREASED
by eiH Fin
Two spirited rivals meet on the
maple ' court at the h'gh school
gymnasium tonight, 7:30 o'clock.
They are Salem high school and
Eugene high school. -,-
Last fall, some Salem youths
ventured to the butte overlooking
the university city and generous
ly white-washed the school initial
"E."
It wasn't long before sidewalks
and buildings of Salem high were
as generously, if not more so. be
smeared with paint.
When Salem high endeavored
to schedule a football game with
its sister to the south, in line with
annual practice, it struck an Im
movable snag. Eugene contended
that ths guarantee of $70 was too
small, and declined to play.
B8,era n,B" ""
Salem high students didn't like
,nai- l " JT
exchanged compliments. Feeling
ran high.
The controversy has since died
down, but the spirit has not.
The team which loses tonight
will be filled with regret, and the
victor will rejoice with more than
the usual gusto.
Eugene is the state basketball
champion by reason of its victory
In the state tournament last
spring over Salem high.
Reports from that section In
dicate that the team Is not strong
'his year. Most of the champ'on
players graduated, and Coach
French has had to develop almost
x new squad.
Salem, too. lost all its players.
save one, but Coach Anderson has
built up a new combination which
looks like a tittle contender.
A new change in the Red and
Black lineup has been made, one
which Coach Anderson believes
will get his five best players on
he team. Bob Kelly, the big
juard, has been shifted to a for
ward berth, and Kafoury, who has
played well when substituted at
suard in the last two games, will
in the starting lineup for the
first time this year.
With the two Kellys at forward.
Lyons at center, and Ecker and
Kafoury at guard. Coach Ander
son expects to win tonight.
It Is believed that the team will
he 10 per cent strengthened with
the addition of Duffy and Beech-
!er next semester. Duffy is good
for 10 to 12 points in any game,
ind Beechler will work in well at
-enter with his ability to gain the
ip-off and take the ball from the
back board.
Salem plays Albany high school
in the local gym Friday night.
DEMPSEHONNEY
FIGHT UP AGAIN
NEW YORK. Jan. 16. (AP)
One word from Gene Tunney, a
signature on the dotted line and
the ballyhoo over two heavyweight
championship fights in 1928 will
be on in earnest. That is all that
is necessary, Tex Rickard, re
vealed today, to start the "whoop
up" for Jack Dempsey's second
attempt to regain the title and his
third shot at the champion.
The picture is somewhat altered
however, as compared with its
original outlines, for the promoter
now plans to bring Dempsey and
Tunney together first at the Yan
kee stadium in June or possibly
July. The winner will figure In
the second title bout "somewhere
in September," preferably against
Jack Sharkey if the Boston sailoi
can be re-built to challenging
stature.
Tunney and Rickard already
have come to virtual agreement
on a program of two champion
ship bouts, the promoter disclosed
in confirming published reports
he got together with the titlehold
er and a corps of lawyers here
January 7. The final draft of
terms is expected to be signed at
Miami, Fla., late this week. Rick
ard leaves Wednesday for the
south.
The chief stumbling block In the
way of the negotiations today ap-l
peared' in Rlckard's refusal to
guarantee Tunney any such sum
as the champion arew lor msi
I
match with Dempsey in Chicago
last fall.
"The racket will not stand two
million dollar purses in one year
Tex said, explaining Gene must
sirn a new contract agreeing to a
straight percentage of the gate re-;
ceipts. The option Rickard now
holds on the champion's services
calls for a guarantee of $525,000
and fifty per cent of the receipts
over 31,000,000 for one match in
1928.
While the winner of the pro-
mntr' "do or die" elimination
tournament between five heavy-f
weishta Jack Sharkey. Jack De-j
lahey; Paolino 1 uxcudun, Tom
Heeney and Johnny riseo wm
gain the nomination against Tan
ner or Dempsey next September,
every effort will be made to build
Sharkey to title calibre.
MIAMI BEACH, Fit, Jan. 1
(APJ-Oeneynnney Is pleased
with the prospect oi anotner uue
fight with Jack Dempsey this sum
mer. - ' , " -
News of Tex Rlckard's plan to
match "them In a 15 round bout In
Jnne or July with the winner to
meet one of five challengers in
September brought from the
heavyweight champion today the
enthusiastic comment:
"Suits me fine. Rlckard's pro
posed program is very satisfactory
to me."
Tunney was interrupted In a
round of golf by newspaper men
who conveyed to him the dis
patches telling of Rlckard's inten
tion. He continued his game with
that brief statement, refusing to
enlarge upon It.
Coast Conference Standings
Northern Section
wmm LEADING
Ji COAST CIRCUIT
W. L. Pet,
Montana 1 0 1000
Washington State ..0 1 .000
Oregon Aggies 0 0 .000
Oregon 0 0 .000
Washington 0 0 .000
Idaho 0 0 .000
Southern Section
U. C. L. A 2 0 1000
Southern California .1 0 1000
California 0 1 .000:
Standford 0 2 .000
This Week's Schedule
Friday Idaho vs. Oregon Agri
cultural college at Corvallis;
Southern California vs. California
at Oakland.
Saturday Idaho vs. Oregon at
Eugene; Washington State vs.
Washington at Seattle; Southern
California vs. California at Oak
land; Stanford vs. University Cal
ifornia Los Angeles at Los An
geles. Montana State university stands
alone at the top of the northern
division coast conference basket-
ball heap by virtue of its victory
over Washington state college 40
to 16 last week, the only confer
ence game played In the northern
section.
. The Grizzlies have upset some
good teams this year and for the
first time in several years seem
destined to be in the title com
petition. In the south. Southern Califor
nia surprised by defeating Univer
sity of California at Berkeley 42
to 3r.
University of California at Los
Angeles
newcomer in the coast
conference, toppled Stanford
twice, 29 to 22, and 28 to 22.
Northern section teams seem to
be on a Daritv in strength this
year, and the race will not be a
walk-a-way for any school. Uni
versity of Oregon, with its im
pressive victory 64 to 15 over
Gonzaga, places it in the front
rank, despite early season predic
tions to the contrary.
Interesting progress in the con
forpnra race will be made this
week end when University of Ida
ho meets Oregon State college and
University of Oregon. Washing
ton State will vie with Washing
ton at Seattle.
1
HEAVYWEIGHT TILTS
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.' (AP)-
Paollno Uzcudun. the Basque
woodchopper and one of the con
tenders in the heavyweight divi
sion, knocked out Ed Keeley. of
Boston, in the second round of a
10 round feature bout at the new
Broadway arena in Brooklyn to
night. NEW YORK. Jan. 16. (AP)
Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn,
contender for the heavyweight
championship, celebrated the
opening ofhis new campaign for
That Baby You've
Longed For
Mrs. Burton Advises Women on
Motherhood and Companionship
"For aeeeral tfr I vat denied the
Messinf of motherhood," writea Mrs.
Margaret Barton of Kansat City. "I Ml
terribly nerroua and subject to period
of terrible Buffering and melancholia.
Nov I ate the proud mother of a beauti
ful little daughter and a true compan
ion and inspiration to my husband. I
helicT hundreda of other women would
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and I will gladly reveal it to any married
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Ma City, Mo. Correspondence will be
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KNOCKOUTS MARK
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BASKETBALL SCORES
At Boseman: Montana
State
college 77; Montana U. It.
Gene Tunney's title by knocking
ont Sully I Montgomery, former
Centre college football star, in the
first 20 seconds of a scheduled 10
round bout at the St. Nichols rink
here tonight.
Montgomery scaled 216 pounds;
Delaney ISO 3-4.
The rapier of the north, fighting
for the first time under his new
manager. Joe Jacobs, smashed the
Chicago heavyweight Just once on
the Jaw. Montgomery crashed to
the canvas in Delaney's corner,
rolled over twice, and was counted
out with his body half through
the ropes.
Rushing from his corner, the
former light heavyweight cham
pion, who relinquished his crown
to mingle with the weightier bat
tlers, danced about Montgomery
for ten seconds. Feigning an open-
ing for his right. Delaney slashed!
his fist to Sully's
bout was over.
Jaw and the
FRISCO GRANDE
WINS ON FOUL
BUFFALO. N. Y. Jan. 16.
(AP) Frisco Grande, wiry Fill-
pino, won on a foul from Frenchy
Belanger of Toronto, national box
ing association flyweight cham
pion, in the fifth round of their
ten round bout here tonight. The
blow was palpably low and Ref
eree Mck Nugent stopped the
fight.
TWO LADS ESCAPE
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 16-
(AP) Carl Jalo, 15, and El
mer Holmes, 16, escaped last
night from the state training
school at Woodburn, Ore. H. L.
Ferguson, parole officer, inform
ed police today. The two boys aft
er making their escape, broke in
to the supply room of the school
and equipped themselves with
clothing, Ferguson said.
STUDENT FUND HUGE
MADRID, Spain, Jan. 16.-
( At') ur. uregorio Del Amo, a
Californian, will give shares of his
oil holdings to the amount of 10,
000,000 pesetas (roughly 81,
700,000) for the establishment of
a fund to permit foreign students
to study at the Central University
of Spain, he announced on his ar
rival here. x
BELAXGER WHIPS DDLLOX
WINNIPEG, Jan. 16. (AP)
Charlie Belanger took a close
nam fought ren rounds here to
night from Harry Dillon in a bout
billed as the light heavyweight
championship of Canada. Both
arq Winnipeg fighters.
Autumn Chills. Tramp "Sor
ry, lidy, I'm absolutely over
whelmed with trousers. But I
was most anxious for an old over
coat before the season starts for
puttin' 'em over motor-car radia
tors!" London Humorist.
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IIFIELD PRESENT
NORTHWEST LEADER
Northwest
Conference
W.
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1 Pet
LInfield
Pacific
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Willamette ;
Whitman
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Puget Sound;
College of Idaho
Northwest
Conference
Basketball
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Schedule
Jan. 13 Pacific versus LInfield
at MeMinnville (already played)
Jan. 17 Whitman vs. Pacific
at Forest Grove
Jan. 20 Willamette vs. Pacific
at Forest Grove
Jan. 28 Willamette vs Lin
field at Salem
Feb. 1 Whitman vs Puget
Soa,nd at Wa" WaUa
Feb. 2 Whitman vs. Puget
Sound at Walla Walla
Feb. 7 LInfield ts Willamette
at MeMinnville (tentative)
Feb. 10 Puget Sound vs Pac
uic at Tacoma; Willamette vs.
Whitman at Wella Walla
Feb. 11 Puget Sound vs Pac
ific at Tacoma; Willamette vs.
Whitman at Walla Walla
Feb. 13 Willamette vs College
of Idaho at Boise
Feb. 14 Willamette vs College
of Idaho at Boise
Feb. 15 LInfield vs. Puget
Sound at MeMinnville
Feb. 17 LInfield vs. Pacific at
Forest Grove; Willamette vs. Pug
et Sound at Salem
Feb. 18 Willamette vs. Puget
Sound at Salem
Feb. 22 Willamette vs Pacific
at Salem.
The northwest conference bas
ketball season opened last week
when Linfield college defeated
Coach Leo Frank's Pacific univer
sity badgers 35 to 23. It was the
only conference game scheduled.
Whitman college meets Pacific
at Forest Grove tonight and is con
ceded an easy victory. Pacific has
lost practieally all its pre-season
games5, and showed little scoring
strength against the Wildcats.
The Willamette-Pacific game
Friday evening at Forest Grove is
the only other conference tilt bill
ed for this week. The Bearcats
are much the favorites to win.
Indications are that Willamette,
Whitman, and Puget Sound will
fight it out ' for the conference
race, anyhow, as the Coyotes have
games with only one conference!
team, Willamette. The Coyotes'
have no little part in the confer
ence play this year. The high
school floor in Caldwell is little
more than a good sized dwelling
room and is more objectionable by
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10 Round Main Event
t
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"Chuck" Hellman
Portland's Slugging Bantam
; VS.
; ' i
"Phil" Bayes
126 Lbs- of Salem
ia OTHER ROUNDS OF FIGHTING
Wed., Jan.
8:30
! i
reason of the fact that there are
four posts on It.
The Coyotes took a jannt to this
section last year but cannot afford
to do it this season.
The three leaders have practic
ally the same teams they used last
year, except that some regulars
from last years line-up at Willam
ette and Puget Sound have had to
take the bench and made way for
better players. Whitman's start
ing line up Woods and Croxdale,
forwards; Holmgren, center; and
Buck and Nellson, guards is the
same as last year.
On the other hand, Willam
ette's line-up has been consider
ably strengthened with the addi
tion of Cardinal, and Cac Hub
bard, Puget Sound mentor, has
two high school all-state players
who have ousted last year's regu
lars from their bertha. They are
Crow, unanimous state choice for
forward in Washington two years
ago, and Crovell, an all-star from
Iowa.
Whitman has all the advantage
as far as schedule is concerned
Both Willamette and Puget Sound
must meet the Missionaries two
games each in the Walla Walla
gymnasium, a distinct disadvan
tage as Whitman's floor is small
and poorly lighted.
Strangely, every man named on
Ralph Coleman's all star team last
year, is playing again this season.
They are Bob Ashby, of Willam
ette; Wilson and Gilllhan, of Pag
et Sound: and Holgren and
Woods, of Whitman.
On the second team, only Hart
ley, Willamette's center of last
year, will be missing. Others
named on the second team besides
Hartley, were Miller, Pacific; Led-
better, Willamette; Buck, Whit
man; and Ginn, Puget Sound.
The statesman who declared
that the tariff is a local issue
should return and look at us now.
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
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"St. Jacob's Oil"
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U. S. SENATE WANTS
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (AP)
By a rote of 54 to 34 the senate
went on record in favor of Im
mediate downward revision of
"excessive" tariff rates.
Without power to initiate tariff
legislation, the senate formally
transmitted a record of Us action
to the house which is in some
what perplexed mood on this ques
tion. Some ' farm republicans
there are prepared to ask for
higher tariff rates on agriculture,
but administration leaders appar
ently are heeding the opposition
of President Coolidge to any tariff
legislation at this season.
The senate acted on a resolu
tion by Senator McMaster. repubr
llcan. South Dakota. Modified to
provide for downward revision of
"excessive" rates, which were not
specified, the resolution was sup
ported by 12 republicans, one
farmer-labor, and 41 democrats.
The administration group voted
almost solidly against the proposal
but it jwas supported by only two
democrats Broussari of Louis
iana, and Kendrick of Wyoming.
Broussard announced that Senator
Ransdell, democrat, Louisiana,
also would hare voted against the
resolution had he been present.
Republicans supporting McMas
ter in his week '8 fight for the
resolution generally complained of
agricultural conditions, but oppon
ents of the proposal insisted down-
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