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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1926)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1926 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN HARD BATTLE IS AWARDED BENNY PELZ Ity Klilon Briekcll List nip lit 'a thrilling: battle be tween Benny Pelz and Phil Hayes, which waged for nine terrific rounds with one quiet, will bo down In the pa pes of ring history for the coining (feneration to rend and rei-eml. l'eu a nnnd was raised by Referee Tom Loutitt in token of victory nt the end of the tenth round with both fighters hardly able to stand alone. Bo close was the decision that ninny were of tho opinion that the flKht should have been called draw nnd hooes from nil over the armory erected the verdict. How ever, without talcing any credit from Btiyes, who put up one of his best fights nnd returned hnrd blow for hnrd blow, the decision can not be termed ns unfair, though a draw would have left a more IthnsiiiR tnste in the mouths of the crowd who packed the auditorium. Pelz Cnrrlcs Miirgln In going over the fight it will be seen that Benny earned a mar gin in the fourth, fifth, eighth and ninth, with Bayes taking the second nnd third. Tho other four rested even with both fighters sending, in plenty of telling blows. In tho first tho fighters aon tcntcd themselves with feeling each other out, looking for some kind of nn opening. In the sec ond Phil led to Pelz and ngain In tho third he had a margin, both rounds going to Phil. Pelz believ ed that he was hit low In the last minute of the third, on ho went to his knees nnd mode wild gesti culations to Loutitt ns the bell sounded. Knrnged. Pelz rushed nt Hayes In tho fourth nnd slammed his way to almost even terms ngain. In the fifth the former newsboy con tinued his rushing, slnshing Inc. ties nnd won that round, to make two rounds nplece. IJiiyrs Floors Benny Both scrappers turned loose in the sixth nnd seventh with neither one having any marked ndvan tnge. In tho eighth canto Benny tore Into Bayes and had him nearly out at the end of the round. Kosuming hfs leading tnoUcs in tho ninth Pels continued to hammer Bayes, who although hanging on wis returning many blows. The ninth went to Benny. In the tenth Bayes, still groggy, staged a comeback that threatened to end the fight In a knockout. Ho floored Pelz with a hard right, nnd barely able to stnnd himself, foil on top of the Portlnr.de'' Again in this last round Bayes sent hard jolt, but Pels earned a draw la this round. Kid Googerhide, 130, and Young Watts. 133. both of Kit I e in. fought four rounds to a popular draw. Googerblde had a slight edge if anything as his ability to hit with a right uppercut almost at will In the last two rounds took the steam out of Watt's sails. Spot-lnl Event Uneven A special event in which Jimmy Fargo lost by a knockout to Kid Ohregon, 110, of Portland, in the first round of a scheduled four round go, left the fans unsatisfied Ol.repon was too good for Fargo and the matching of the two was a mistnke. Russell Cireen. 128, fought BUlle Burdelt. 128, of Portland, to a draw. Cireen kept pecking away in the first two rounds, but Bur dett came back strong In the last two. Eddie Moore, 116, nnd Norman Snell. 11 G. of Portland, met In the seml-windup which went to Moore in the fifth round. Snell went to his knees nnd protested that Moore had struck low. Loutitt called him out. Snell was not hurt and was able to get right up and trot out of the ring. New York John W ha ten gives his entire time without salary to his duties as president of the Bank of Washington Heights which has deposits of (10,000.000. LOOK AT CHILD'S TONGUE IF SICK CROSS, FEVERISH KEEP LIVER AND BOWELS REGULAR Hurry, Mother! 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Reasonably priced to attract many new customers to this store. i i 16 19 As Deputy District Attorney; U. S. Attorney for Oregon ; and as Commissioner of U, S. Shipping Board ; Bert E. Haney has been tested and proven. After a long life of Public Activity, Bert E. Haney's record is so clean that even his bitter opponents cannot .find a single incident to criticise. If Loyalty, Unselfish Devotion, Adherence to Principle, and True Manhood are Commend able THEN VOTE FOR BERT E. HANEY Mr. Haney showed such char- acteristics when a Member of the U. S. Shipping Board PROGRESSIVE AGGRESSIVE FEARLESS "I will support the administration with the Dem ocrats of with the Republicans or with the Progress ives whenever its program is in Oregon's interest; and I will oppose it with the Democrats or with the Republicans or with the Progressives or alone when ever its program and policy is not in Oregon's in terest." Bert E. Haney NO OREGON CITIZEN HAS EVER RECEIVED GREATER NATIONWIDE COMMENDATION FOR HIS UNSWERVING LOYALTY TO HIS STATE AND HIS CONSTRUCTIVE AND INTELLIGENT POLICY THAN HAS BEEN GIVEN MR. HANEY. PROGRESSIVEISM IS THE ONE GREAT ISSUE and Bert E. HANEY is Oregon's Only Progressive Senatorial Candidate PROGRESSIVE CONSTRUCTIVE BERT til! For U. S. SENATE FEARLESS DEPENDABLE Pd. Adv. by F. V. Galloway, Mgr., Portland
