u,Vrinc"ly Evening, March 25, 1925
Iff IK FIGHT
MISSION HAS
vt-VV TORK, March
.L.itinlnn hAYV
THE EUOEXE GUARD
. Pae;e Three
25.-Jack
, champion heavyweight, re-
1 " .; tide in a telegraphic bout
r .k New York elate athletic
fusion yesterday, but the right
"B. f thn officials inro tlie
ynded s'"J. . . .
f ,t City, dated Tex Itiekard for
tie a10""" .i. ...... i.,.
Jrom all indication!, the blow
1a ihe champion, but it 6hook
everything else In pugilism. By
r ic.inn nut everv heavv-
mijbt. every manager of beavy
nd every promoter In the
, j nn puara.
unt Dempsey a cnancnge meu re
snilj by Wills, but the champion pur
!L waiting game. The officials led
.-in with a 15-day ultimatum. Still
. Tl, mt-i,la in
tie eaamiuu
tit next move swung the heaviest
iu thev ever have delivered. From
Facific const came the news that
tie punch nau lanueu uii ieujiiaey
iiaewhere in the motion picture lots
ud he could not be located.
Hot satisfied with taking the 3,000
Bile string at the title holder, the
(ommission smote the prospect of
wkin2 a championship bout to New
jersey when it was made known that
promoters associating iuuinsi!iveH
iritli Deuipsey will Buffer suspension
ilso.
ilickard thereupon nnnounced that
he would do nothing to antagonize
the commission and that the matter
of a Wills-Dcmpsey content, so far
U he is concerned must -await the
lime when Dempscy comes to terms
triih the New York commission.
in the period of the forward past and
open style of play.
Schuli captained the Michigan
eleven in Ilms, his senior year. And
in his fiual liome game was the out
standing hero of one of the most dra
matic incidences ever wiluetsrd on a
football lot.
The Wolverines were playing a
brilliant Pennsylvania team that bleak ;
November afternoon. And Michigau I
was going down to overwL -lining de-'
feat the worst in Yost's Michigan'
regime.
i-ate in the second half, wi Mich- i
is" uKuung desperately, to avert
even further disaster, Yost scot in a
flock of substitutes. But not for
News of Nearby Towns
Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various
Live Districts In its Field. '
SPIUXISFIKU).
Wash.,
ii in town on
J antes Johnson from Ynkiina,
Wash., is visiting t lie lltirlert Itreed
Ioe fa mil v.
wiiu the
manut's in Sennit', is via tins his lus
ter, .Mrs. Lois Wicks.
i . Vl ' iiujii I, us .-UKtMfS. V. SI., BUU 13 wnu
tarr underwent au : bvr dauE.Uei-Mi-.aw. Mr. Kernanl
erauuu Monday morumj m !u- !ewhuu. .
, . i Kd (.irosbeck (rvm Sumnrr,
a, iae name oe iiri. im-i Sic- formerly yf tbi city
life of Kus-ne, feuuJay mornmg. : burin.
-m. j.t.t, ,0 ,ir. jtuj S (jt i
H. lslt&uu (it Slirillirflfi. a .Ini.tft !
Schuli. For, though the Rinut center 'Aije m(aut weighed imundn. "!
had been nn(lrtrl nrutlu UhImiuI 1,i.-l-., , . ... .
from the lVnn jitt.b ha ,.-. ..J.Mfirr ,, .-i i ........I... .. . i tuil luetnher. who
leave the game. icoveiJ.
Finally Vost could stand it nn hm;. I Mr. and Mr. l jmrv ij.i t.ir.u....
er and a replacement was sent in ior daughter lleuiah ami twin Uun. Uou- 1 5lr' 11 'L'l'rt Anlanf of Anlauf. fell
the Maizo and Blue lender. It was ert aUtI H.chard, l-ti tod;ij for the:1"1 bruke several ot her riba Tuei
ono of the few times during his en- j ll,,m of Mr. Hk'liariU.u' tuthcr, A. t,a-v
tire football career that he had failed j M. Hkharusuii ui l.iiMuw. j Mr. aud Mrs. W. .1. Merrill, sister
to finish a contest. Aud he was reluc-1 W. C. MWan, u.fnnu-nuVnt of i and brother-in-law, and niece, Mary
tant to quit. Hut Vosi was firm imU ! tlj iuytieki piaut u the Mouu- j Crawford, motored up from Albauy
the great fcschulz, bruised und battei i tu'o Sin tea Fower cumpaiiy, leu to- i and spent Sunday with Mur.e Mosicer.
eu, was led limping otf the field. lor Marhtild.
It was loo much for S'chulz, how- Mabel l(uf spent the week
ever. And the gritty captain, play.ng ! euJ m Fortluuti. 1
his last game before the home crowd, Hull of Marslifield was he.e I
and with his mates going down to ! yn business yesterdu) . '
humiliating defeat, wept like a child j, Alr- ad Mrs. F. M. Mulligan,!
as he was being escorted from the : 'laughter Una and sous Kenneth and
stadium. f Oron, accompanied by Mib. J. f. i
It was a scene I shall never forget j -Mulligan of l'ortluud motored to Al-
the giant Schulz, towering above ' tluuy Sunday, where they were met
oy m ss l-ttiei .Mulligan ot I'ortlaud .
and Manuel Shuli of Oregon City who ;
came to take Mrs. J. C. Mullican I
DEMPSEY LAUGHS
I.US AXGKLKS, March L5. Sports
followers here today were await.ng
Ibe return from "the country" of
Jack Dempsey, benvyweight champion
ind were speculating languidly on
bat the champion would have to say
iboiit yesterday's action of the New
Vurk boxing commission in placing
bim ou its ineligible list,
j Denipsey, however, in it statement
jestcnluy nioining anticipating the
rcimmi ssi tin's move, said he consider
ed it good long distance comedy,
rl'hey muke me laugh," he was quoted
u saying.
The general opinion in sport cir
cles here is that the New Vurk body's
ictinn really makes little d fference
to the champion, for it is -believed
that his announcement of several
Booths ago that be would marry aud
retire stilt stands.
:
Billy Evans Says i
9 .
UGUSTA, March 25. In many of
the training camps, adjusting the
feed bag three times diily is one of
(he most important features.
Not so with the Detroit Tigers. It is
tbe thought of ManiiRer Cobb that
ihe players came south to train, not
eat. r
It is a well-known fact Hint in
wftjflit reduction, care as to di't i
most necessary. No matter how !i:iir!
one eifreises. it is an easy i.iaiter (
put the weight back on by too nuiHi
food.
Over-eating has dmrtened t.n
nrpprs of many of (he stars. As i
natter of fact, it is' a greater evil ;o
the ball phyer than many other fornix
of dissipation.
Two meals a day is the order -f
things in the mum of the Tigers and
it is religiously adhered to.
Manager Cobb, to assist in further
Mrrying out his two-a-day routin-:.
I)s arranged the cno practice session
to best suit his orders.
The Detroit ciult starts practice ai
llSJD a. m. Tin; players are to report
t tbe clubhouse at 11. The sr-s-ion
l5ts finm two to three hours, accord
in? to the work needed. ! that it is
lift ween two and three in the nfter-no-n
when the players rc.ich the city.
The dining room is closet! tieht tt
rtat ume oi the day. After a long v.iii
ler Vfry few of the athletes are going
" give the restaurnuls a play :it
thfir irnn expense. So there is noth
,c)t to do hut await the evening eall.
V't a team in its second week, D'1
Irnit, aided by g'tid weather, Miff
workouts and proper raro us to cr.!in
' 'n great shape. Some of the ath
Wea look ready for the word now.
Sport Oddities
, lty AItT CAWLSON
QK fif the greatest linemen foot
I'all has produced was "(ier
"ny" Schulz of Michigan. SchuU
i I'tayed center. And his huge physique
"! natural ability made bim an in
Thiahle asset in the front-line
trenehei.
Srhnlz played during lIK)4-0." and
l.f7-(N. Hence, he cavorted in t'.e
fd days of the line-smashing, guards
""k nd tandem formation and also
tbe rest of the combatants, literally
dragged off the field, tears streaming
down bis mud-spattered cheeks, as be
frantically protested his removal
from the game. In a word it was a pit
iful sight.
Hut it showed that even giants in
stature and men stuut of heart "break
down" in-the greatest of all college
pastimes. And surely It d splayed the
spirit of the man SchuU. And the
au.r.t of the game football.
Big Baseball Stars
JOHN C. BASSLER
Horn Machau.cs Grove, Fa., Juae
'J, lS'Jo. Latclu-r, Detroit.
Major leagu career Jo.ucd Tigers
in l'J'-l, coining from Los Augcie
club of the Facitic Coast league. Ob
tained for Catcher Stauage auvl four
other playeis. Ulad trial w.th (.love
laud evcral yeais ago).
Ouistauuiug feats Hatted .:tti4 in
F.i-4, fimsiiiug sixth among the reg
ulars. Field (1 ,!NS in lUL'.l, raukiug
next to Severeid m this resiit-ct. Utile
of most timely hitters in Detroit line-"P).
Mrs. U. H. llriggs entertained the
jl.a CoiuiiM elm. Tucm!ii.v at her home
I on Nxrih Ninth street,
j Inward Anderson returned Tie$-
day trom Agei.da. Kansas. lie i with
; ins s.ter. Mrs. C. A. Moovo of De
l.ghl Valley.
Wulier Fullmer left Tuesday for
jMua.-ai.ue, Iowa. Hi father, W. J.
runnier, who was Ml years old, died
there Monday -mght.
Mrs. Flora Meacheiu came Tuesday
The
from While Sulphur, Montana, aud
will accompany ner mother to Sau
Diego, Cai., with the body of bor
stepfather, Fred Krnst.
.1. A. Fright aud family motored to
IVrtlniid aud are visiting the ltoscue
lleursi s tuiuiiy.
The MetlK.d st huKes aid society
w.ll meet W eiiuonlay afternoon in
the cnurtdi parlors, .lr, Charles
tie d.er, Airs. Fianc.s, Mrs. Clusa and
Mrs. Leon Harvey will he the bost-
The Ucl'erce -
-
VrHAT major league clubs has Hill
W a nibs gauss played with? W.
back to Portland with them.
party enjoyed a picnic lunch in a
grove on the Willamette r.ver. Mrs.
Mulligan has been visit. ng in Spring
fiefd for the past mouth.
The Spr.iigfield baseball team won
from the Thuistou team with a score
of J7 to 0 iu a game played Suuduy
at Thurston.
t COTTAGE GROVE T
COTTAUK CItOVK. March
( Special ) The .1. U. Tliornhill fam
ily, who have been w.th ltev. A. J.
Adams since Sunday on their way by
auto from Baker to I,os Angeles,
Cat., to make tlipt city their borne,
left Tuesday morninis.
llenry .lorgeus.'ti returned from
Los Angeles, Oil., last Saturady after
a vis t with his sou Heury Jr.
C. II. lioslaugh ret eived word
the death f h.s mother, Mrs. M.
lioslaugh. of Castrni, Iowa.
Mrs. Mary Caution returned to
Slipibuine Tuesday after vis ting h t
sifter, Mrs. Susan Drscow, who is
ili. .
Mrs. C. Newhcu.ie eanip Tupsday fusure with Henry TVoiuii, I'b up 1-1
THE BUT r cr SHOP
Pleat id g.
So" Tin A
Uultuu aud Heaiutctlilig
Kasi liK'i-J
OREGON
e mn.
CO.
tWU Olive
tf
Cleve'and
ican league.
and lfoston, Aiuer-
When did Kddie 'Canminball"' Mar
tin win the bautJinweigut t tie and
who diil be win it from? It. F. C .
December 1!, U-1 beating Abe
Goldstein in lo ro unds.
Did Michigan ever send a footVi'l
team to tbe Pacific coast VF. II. S.
Yes, in lWU-lrj to play Stan-fold.
A French prisoner recently wim
allowed to lc:ive jail to marry his
finncee. but he returned immedately
after the ceremony. -
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