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THE BEND BULLKT1N. DAILY EDITION. BEND OREGON SATURDAY. MAY 21. 1927 Jack Sharkey Takes Convincing Victory From Maloney in Fifth PAGE TWO GENE'S CROWN IIS NEW GOAL S m 4 . Jim's Eye Is Slashed In Z". First Frame Out Our Way By Williams -Now York, May 21. (IP) "DJi most convincing tlve vjjltjd knockout victory ovor his rlTn Hnston heavyweight to his credit. Jack Sharkey, the orator "6(11 f isll slinger from the navy. tMiajr vu in the front ranks of ct,cndors for Gene Tunncy's hmvyweight title. In Tex Itick UZ$1 elimination contest last n will at Yankee stadium. Shar kgV'oiituoxeri anil outfought Jim Moloney with littlo difficulty. A far as the tight went, Mu lugiy won only one ' rouud the ftrwR Even in that first rouud h Jiad his left eye opened by a directed right-hand punch. AjW the first, there was no duubt about the winner. In the fourth round Sharkey (Ottoimed Maloney to the floor tor n count of three. Maloney ! iW. pulling himself up with thei ni of ropes when the gong end JCO,ft found. siharkey came out with his de fl.Ttit aneer lu the fifth round ahj3 Irapned Moloney to the floor amin with a right to tho jaw. AUtcn Down Again ' aiuloncy struggled to his feet niffl'wag sent down again with aijitjicr hard right to the law. MMoney. showing that his game- ncJV-nnnot be questioned, rolled meet. ovttTh and over on tho floor. nifTWil himself up with the help ofMhe ropes and then collapsed oiClils face in the resin as the referee ateppod In and stopped tha light. 1alouey did have a bad break liObe first round when his eye urm" opened, but that was no cxfjise. lor the inferiority he dem onstrated In the later rounds. 'George Lott. May Sutton Bundy. There r.n be no question that j Helen Jacobs. Clarence "Peck"' Slmrkey is the belter tignter. i Griffin and Robert Seller were "ex Kirkard was enthused among the entrants. after the fight. "Sharkoy is one ' , I of-lhe best box fighters I ever i San Francisco. May 31. Unl haje.; seen", Rickard said. "Iverslty of California and Stan hn him signed up to meet J ford university, will meet for the D&ipsey in the nxt number of first tima In Mstory in ice hockey ; N Mtt fer3qt t wttP his -f kSw. I wMtHeo V ITS NOME) MOOlH StT VWHEM "W-V H09& 'lM EATVa A POPCORKl O' WORE CTOMPEO-rAETARROMO. 1 SAUL OMCE. VNllHOOfEM 1 j Business. I EK ovl R W0 .BAcKsnFFV. -Ry -faxr ACjlM , . 33 ViMOf I'M MUH VNONT WEED EM FtR-falSil A ooMMER flffl , Si AOOKVW I VS0R ROAST.Kl' EARS v -(S) I lljxcy, May. I'rueti nml l'lcin- Ich; Ferguson nml Wilson. Second games: At Hoston It. II. H. ,SI Louis B 5 I Huston i 11 t 1 1 tt I ii oh and Siiydnr: ticnewlch, Mogrldsu and llngim. AimTlcun At Cleveland . It. 1 11. K New York 4 Cleveland 3 (KlKlilh inning.) Ittieihor and Collins: l.ovnon. laillin ami L. Sowull. At Detroit It. H. K. Washington 0 0 1 DiHrull 5 It 3 lliulliiy. Ilruxiiiu. Marlwrry mid Ituel: lliilloway and Hassler. At Chicago- It. II. ):. I'hlludelphia & 111 4 Chicago 7 13 J double. The Washington tcnni sou led down somewlinl uflui' lluil disns tor ami hna played much holler bukl. - Tomorrow's hiiiiio, playi'il on While .Salmon's own fluid, will probably bo n illfforcut ami of hIiiikkIo ,1)111)1 tho sliiil oiil horn. Sii!i'k Keiineily'a liny urn be coming somowhiit liiil'di'iied In the task of riding couple of j hundred mill's nml then winning H ball game beforo tucklliig llu long rldo homo. I .tint Siimlny In Hood Ittvor Ihey run uw.iy wllh I lie hull giinie from tho start In spile of six or- sevon hours on the road Just befoiv , the but tie. The mini' Jlncnn ( used last Siiniloy will niiiko Iti.i I trip tomorrow. Homl. . Tho new firm will liiku over the now brick building recently eroded on III con wood iivnnilii In getlioi' wllh nil mi's now In iiluek, ull pui'ta mid viiiliuienl. W. M. Amlei'soii, vliii piimlilenl nml waslslunl genenil iiiiiuiivt' of Ilio Oldsinoblle Coiiiuuuy of Ore goii. In III ' Hend loduy lnoliliig .'(Uir ileliilla of the trnnsfiir In Crook, l.itku. JortufNoii, lliirney nml Baseball's Big 4 1 ' II)' I'llllCll 1'lfHM Kobe Until niiiile II slnr.l" ! two Hull's up. lie wns wnlkeil I wire. Ihu now oriiiiiiiiillnn. Andersnu j llornshy poled mil Iwo doubles siilil Hint both Davis and Wood lout of six tiles in mi nveitlino liu'n been n long llmu wllh thu Context, I'onipiiiiy and officials nro glud In! Colib gut it single In two trie. give lliem mi npporlunliy In luke Kpi'iilier wua Idle. over the local brunch. ' - "'I'lie new cuiiiimny will bo Ihu Cobb' illHlrlbulliig point for five mini- llnriinhy ... lies In Centml Ori'iion. Thu lor-' Hut h rllnry liuiudoi besides DeHchutes, Speaker .. AU II 1 110 411 IIS l:l 107 .14 ' 1'ct .4 23 .374 .3111 .314 Klilg lilt l.OIMI 1 ,!IK4 U I '.l 114 II q,,r:m,r c: Uvo"s ! DAVIS AND WOOD TAKE OVER SHOP At SI. Louis It. II. K. Hoston 4 I !Si. Iiiila 7 (Seventh lulling.) a , Willi. Wlngficld mid Hartley; Stewart mill D'fJelll. ELKS PREPARE FORWGJUMP White Salmon Trip to be Made Sunday HEROES arc KlA0ENOT8ORfsJ. wCT.w.s.wiTor: .San Francisco. May SI. With a great array of nationally known stars entered, the 38th annual : Pacific coast tennis champion- j ships got under way this morn ing at the California club courts Hanlin met in the first match of when Arthur Pegg and George the day. William M. Johnston. if League Baseball tOHNt i W. I.. 'Oakland 32 20 Mission 28 23 Sacramento 27 24 Portland . 26 24 San Francisco 26 26 Seattle ..'. 23 25 Los Angeles 23 28 Hollywood 18 -30 COAST I.K.Vtil K RKSCLTS R. H. K. I Hollywodd 0 4 oj San Francisco .' 5 6 J W. Murphy. Miilcuhyi art'd i . i -TT..,!. n . I... C.n E-,.n(o..n ' CI ' Ice skatjng club rink. . j sucramento .1............. a 13 1 ! At I'lillmlelphl '' i Oiilclnnil i .. 1 i CicllinUtl "' me 'l-iuw i i Biln rranciscoi may i-ihk ' tlw -eliminations and wlU'bo a great fight jShnrkey razzed Maloney 'n.'l through- the fight. When they wttu: mueo to I know lt Monduy night when five-man Cok'. May and Var'gi Ilarnes nml Hcnllno. First game: At Philadelphia R. II. K. Cinclnnaii 5 11 3 I Philadelphia S 7 ,J( 1 Pet.! Mays and Hiirgrnvn; Scotl and .615 I Wilson. .5 is I First game: ..523 (At Boston It. It. K. .520 J St. Louis 5 9 1 .500 j Bnston 3 8 1 .479 j llhcm. Alexander and Snydr: .440 i Edwards, Wnrtz ami Taylor. .37$ J' Second games: j At. -Brooklyn-- It. H. K. j Chicago 11 11 o Brooklyn 6 8-1 Make and flonr.nles; McWornoy. Doak. Klirliunll, Klllott. Cnntrell vhlffoil w and l)o Horry. . . .- . , nlaverr. The Hend Klks team wVl niiiko' the lnug trip lo While Salmon, Wash., loomrrow for a M Id-Co- i lunibia baselMll gamo. Most of -those driving from here to Hie game will meet at tho Puluce j pool hall at 6:30 tomorrow morn-' lug where members of Hie learn ' will assemble.. White Salmon Is holding fourth ' pJuco In the league at the present . time after being shut out Inst ; Sunduy by .The Dulles, 6 to 0, ! while the llcnd hoys wuro heit- i ing Hood Itlver 13 lo 5. White I Salmon opened the Mlil-Coliimblu 1 season here against Hend und ) Bend Oldsinobile Firm Is (iiven New Name It. Ml. Davis and W. A. Wood have purcliiiacd Hie loriil brunch of Ihe tllilsmohlle Cn. of Oregon. The new firm will be known us tho Davis-Wood Motor Cn. Huvls has been Jnctil niaiviger of Ihe branch for Ihe lust three yours nml Wood bus buen In charge uf Ihe service dnniirtinniit of the conipauy lor three years. D:ivls as wllh Ihiv local branch for a before ho wns made nimi- uger. Hnth men were with ilie Dldsmobile Company of Oregon for some time before muilim to I I DONE BY CARLSON AND LYONS n "' ii in ni Hr f 'V "' R II 111 - li" I " hi'iiies III lleuil. II il'-Ov ) lirTfj In !! ' Hl IT I CAULSON & IAONS . I H 71 U nil SI. I'lmiie l.tll i Second games: was soundly trounced to Ihe tune of 12 to 0. Fred Roberts, j pitching Ills first game fur Hend. ' 18 of tho Washington I rhllo his rival. V. Cody. ' Oa.lv IV. ..If.. n..,t I, I rwrp ftnaracy ui aw umj umvinh iionie. voicran oitt.iiciiier oi ,RO : Singleton and Koehier iiju. 4onnny BucBiey.i iu -'minors anu major league nam It. 6 ... B If. 11 9 collected three strikeout. Jim K. Hend boys were pounding them i .tioui Hint day. nine hits, Ini'ltullng j 0 n hnnier. a tbree-baggor iintl a t it stood by silently. 'hitter, has been signed by 'hcKjggjon 9' )H I'hki .in me nay , an r ran Cisco aeais. houio sian-jj,, Angeles 4 9" - was a fast bout all the. way ed his career with the Seals 18 j, p,lteMe aIld' "wa"ucrs; Weiith' ilJw. iu umv u.ounu. .v-u...... ,,.- .,, ,10 ..u-u lon),v cminiiigluim. Smith ; Sandbcrg. I Portland-Seatlle ponrd: rain. "fence buster". o.h& famous Dempsey-Kirpo en-1 as rfftl'ment at the polo grounds. . Shifty,' thousand fans were on. Kiigcnc, Ore.. May 21. Stan lilrml when the fighters entered ford and University of Washing-; llik-l'lug. thus insuring tho J300.- ton tennis players were to battle; Xiilioiml niw rte Rickard had predicted. today for the Pacific .coast title, i ,rs( nme. i tt-.-n- noi n i-aimiiij viuwu uh, i nose iwo scuuoig ruiiiauieti New York II II UMMfiKy one. tumis ui tiiu iuiiuis "" , t islmrgh ft 11 II JT2ooklng back It Is easy to be-. ment when the huskies defeated i jy.p, yor, '" jj little Mint Sharkey may have j Oregon 4 lo 3 .and Stanford won!" mM an(' Smith McQiillliu rjjved his inspiration Just be- from the Oregon Aggies 6 to j Kitzslmmons and De Vormer fujui the fight began. After a I j Kirst Bamc. IWrfca cress aispaicn lening oi , Eugene, ore.. .May zi. 1 no I At Brooklyn CjSJaln Lindbergh's whereabouts j Oregon Aggies and the University j d,!,.,, basin been read to tho crowd a, of Oregon will clash In a dual j Brroklj-n"" srnii prayer was saiu. irac.K aim iieui meci nere inis 33ien someone yelled from the i afternoon. Figuring of records tilths of the stadium: made by men entered indicates HXJio anonymous sentiment may! that the Aggies should win by have gotten under the thick skin j three points. oCJjio blustering LithuriVin. At : n"ralo he showed a right-hand j Pullman. Wash.. Miy 21. By blBj that never beforo had ex- J winning the relay. 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(LP) TITS tun ford university le-fi-tUnl the Athens Athletic club lnT special 400-yard relay swim InwAUe of (he fastest races' seen A.Mtl.n , In .... TI, 1 InE&ns won by a yard In the!10 lha thim-of 3 minutes. CO seconds.! L.'oyd won tho 220-yard Jut4r swim for women in . 3 mgnjlos. 20 acc'jnil'i. Hill Cum buU..won the 220-yrd breast ntrWko for men In 3 minutes. 1 v.o seconds. : Fishcrmeii. anglers. Irollcrs. dry " 1 ' fly experts ull those who know return of Capt. Cooffrcy Pla.ll Many Trout Wanted For Session In Bend an Francisco, May 21. "Irlflk" Temploton, track Hnd flijll. couch of Stanford unlvcrs ltyils roporli-d recovering from un3fjtiick of kidney trouble. jliiiiford University, Calif., May 21 Fifteen track field athletes of Jflintiird university loft horo at nowiL today for Pliiladuliihiii to comnnlo In thu 1. C. A. A. A .A. iiJjiili)liHbliH. Thu squiiil is uc I'limiwitik'd by Harry Maloney. mljjjr uporls director lit Stun foftO. . ; torkclcy. May 21. 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