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. MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE,. Or WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30,1923
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NEW YOHK, An. 58. Hurry
wllla. New Orlvnns heavy wolulu, to-
niitht knocked out 'Tul' Jnokson of
WathinRton Court houno, Ohio, iiftm
two minutes and five socomU of HrM-
luff in tho third round of thoir
nchedulcd fifteen round mutch at Kb'
foetts Ktold, Itrooklyn. -
ltoth boxer received ovations on
tonterlnR tho rlnar.
Hound one Wills In tided several
heavy body punehei and Jackson
amlltxt bronilly at him.- Wills pound
ed Jackson's head with heavy rights.
Jackson's swings went wild. Jackson
was hurt by a bard left to the stom
ach and left to tho jaw. H fought
back. Jackson went down with a
heavy right to stomach but was up
At tho count of olght.
Hound .two They talked a lot nnd:
grinned at each other after, exchanp-
inp hard rights to tho body. Wills
was warned agninst beading. Wills
staggered Jackson with lofts and
rights to head, and the bell again
xoimd Jackson smiling.
Hound three They were in a .ser
ies of clinches either punching effec
tively. Jackson went down from a
hard right to the stomach.
Right to Kidneys Knife Fight
A hard swinging1 right to the ktd
noy sent Jackaon to tho canvas. He
tried hard at th count of eight to
rise. Then fell on his fare and was
carried to his corner by Wills Jack
son had not landed more than three
hard punches in the contest, while
tho Now Orleans man had pounded
him on his head and body continu
ally. It was tho first time that Jackson
in his short pugilistic career has been
knocked out. Jackson became known
after knocking out some 40 odd les
ser lights In tho heavyweight division.
Most notable of these knockouts was
that of Sam I -an g ford, tho "lotou
Tar Baby," who several years ago
was one of tho leading heavyweights
of the world. Jackson showed little
of pugilistic prowess against Wills.
Wills towered several inches above
tho Ohioan and outweighed him by
25 pounds. Wills showed prodigious
strength in his punching. Jackson
was badly hurt by boiiy blows and
quickly w&QiTf-y-Q f r ,(f
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AMATEUR GDLfEflS GABRY
OFF GEORGE WALKER GUP
Matches Are Won From Eng
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CHIRO PRACT1C
is-the greatest method of the
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permanently curing 95 of all
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CHIROPRACTIC
is safe, sane and sure. Yon
owe it to yourself to inves
tigate. DR. GEO. A. SIMON
Over Ludford's Paint Store"
Phone 3SSJ,,., .
Southhampton, n. j., Aug. 29.
Americas leading golfers, by win
ning five of eight singles over the
national course in Bhinnecock hills
from Kncland's foremost Simon-pures
today carried off the Geo. A. Walker
cup. In competition ror ine nrst nine
:s the international amateur team tro
phy.
Tho five victories of tho Ameri
cans today added to the three In the
four Scotch foursc,mes of yesterday,
gave them a total of eight mulches
to the Knglten players . four. The
Englishmen entered today's competi
tion needing six oi tho eight matches
for victory and. they made a nniuant
effort. The steadiness of the Amer
icans. however, of foot the brilliant
game of tho invaders.
Tho point score tor ;tqe two days
was anuounced ua Americans eight;
England four.
Won Three of Four Foursonnu
The Americans won three of the
four foursomes ployed Monday and
five of the eight singles matches ploy
ed today.
Jesse Oullford, United States, de
feated Cyril Tolley, England, two and
one: Robert Jones, United States, do
feated Roger Wethered. Eng.; S and
8; Charles Evans, United States, de
feated John Craven, England. 6 and
4z Francis Ouimot. United States, de
feated C. C. Aylemer, England, 8 and
7; Robert Gardiner. United states,
defeated . B. Torrance, England. 7
and 5: C. V. L. Hooman. England, de
feated Jesse Sweetzer, United States,
one up. 37 holes; W. V. Mackenzie,
England, defeate-1 Max H. iiarston.
United States. 6 and 5.
Bernard Darwin of England defeat
ed W. C. Fownes. United States, in
thA fjinal, singles match 3 and one,
OREGON TO PUY FIRST :
THREE GAMES IN EUGENE
Varsity Will Meet Whitman in
rendieton
The TTnfvrsity of Oregon ' first
three football games this fall will bo
played in Eugene, and it is the belief
of Jack Beneflel, graduate manager,
that the students will appreciate see
ing the varsity team developing into
the perfected squad which will leave
the home grounds to tangle with
Whitman in Pendleton on October 20.
This will be the first time Oregon has
ever played football in the far eastern
part of the state.
On September SO Pacific1 univer
sity comes here for the season s
opener. One week following the cur
tain raiser on September 7 Willam
ette will tackle the Lemon Yellow
grldsters in their native lair. Having
eroded some of the rpst of vacation
in the first two minor tussles, the
varsity men will tangle with Multno
mah club on Hayward field on Octo
ber 14.
After taking on tho Missionaries- In
the "Let 'er Buck" burg Oregon Is
"Back to Pre-War Prices'9
Distinctive Glasses
cannot be picked out of a box on the
shelf. They must be made especially
for you by an optician who knows his
business.
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Each pair of glasses that leaves this store is made from start
to finish to suit the needs and individuality of the wearer
ground absolutely accurate to prescription, cut to the proper
shape and size to suit the features, and mounted in such a
way as to enhance rather than detract from the appearance.
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Monday, September 4th, the .
R. A. Babb Hardware
CoV
Will Be Closed All Day
IT'S LABOR DAY
bonked to meet Idaho tn Portland on
October 8S in a gnnio which will be
no walkaway.
The big gitme of tho season will be
played In Eugene on Saturday, No
vember 11 Homecoming and Armis
tice day with Washington state furn
ishing the opposition for Shy Hunt
ington's prou-gos. On November IS
Oregon will take on tho Aggie player
on their own gridiron, nnd the last
scheduled game of the season la it
for. November DO, when tho Varsity
meets the University, of Washington
team In Seattle.
- Oregon had been booked tn moot
Whitman at Pendleton or Eugene,
but Beneflel has Announced that
Huntington's player will make the
journey to K stern Oregon to meet
the Missionaries .
Tho above schedule. In given as
revised by Benefiel. Portland papers
recently rontainod a sport story con
corning the intercollegiate schedule
which bad not been brought up to
date.r r ((
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JONES DRUB SENATORS
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Kev York 75 50 .too
SI. I.OUIS 74 6i
IVtrolt 68 5S
Cleveland 6' 63
Chlcapo 61 63
Washington 58 66
Philadelphia 51 70
Boston 46 75
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JC1CW YORK. A Ufl. !!. Tho Now
York infield Rave Sum Jonca remark
able auppart today nnd the American
leafruo rhnmplona defeated WaaliinK
ton. Homo runs by Plpp and Huth
scored two of the Yank's runs.
Tho score: H. H. E.
WashinBton 1 6 0
New York 3 It 1
Batteries: Johnson nnd PJclntch.
Gharrlty: Jones nnd Schanff.
Browne Defeat Tt-relnmt
Ct.F.VEl-ANn. O.. Aug. 19. After
holdlmr the Browns to ono hit in
seven and two-thirds Innings, IThJo
blew up. and St. Louis won.
Tho score: rt, H. E.
Pt. I.ouis 6 5 1
Cleveland i 9 1
Batteries: Kolp. VanBlldcr and
Eevereld; Utile, Edwards and fJfMclll.
. Sheelem Homer Wins for nilrairo
DETROIT, AuB. t. Bhecleys
home run over the score board with
Johnson on base won a tcn-lnninc
rams for ChlcaBO here today, after
Detroit had maintained the lead for
seven Innings.
The score: . . K. H. E.
ChlcaBO 5 1
Detroit 3 7 0
Batteries! T.everette and, Schalk:
Oldham, Olcson and Bassler.
nnllmrav's Ootit Defeats Tkwton
PHILADEt,PHIA, Aug. M. Gallo
ways homo run in tho tenth save
Philadelphia victory over Boston to
day. In the eiBhth, Clarence (Tllllc)
Walker tied the score at five runs
with his 82nd home run of tho season.
This places him in a tie with Ken
neth (WiIllams and Rogers Hornsby.
The score!, . -. n. H. K.
Boston 5 12 0
Philadelphia IS
Batteries: Karr and Chaplin:
Rommcll and Perkins.
SEALS. .ROOT. BEAVERS
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W. Ij. Pet.
San Francisco , 03 67 .620
Vernon 00 68 .608
Los Angeles 86 64 .673
Rait Lako 71 77. 480
SeatUe 68 79 .462
Oakland 69 80 .463
Portland 69 88 .401
Sacramento 68 90 .392
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29. Ban
Francisco defeated Portlnnd 8 to 4
today, thereby retaining its two-gamfi
lead over Vornon. Tho game was a
free hitting contest with Hales' error
in tho olghth responsible tor tho
winning run. In fUoldlngi Kami
single Hale kicked the ball around,
allowing Compton to scoro nnd Kamm
to take second. Kamm senreu soon
afterward on O'Connoll's double-
The scoro: R. H, 13.
Portland 4 11 . 2
San Krnnclsco 5 10 ' 0
Batteries: IJIemlller and King;
Mitchell and Agnew.
Sonttlo Iosva to Angels
I.OS ANOELKS, Aug. 29. I.OS
Angelos took tho first game of tho
series with Soattlo today 8 to 6,
hitting Orcgg frequently and with
ease. The Angels jumped to tho front
In tho first frnmc, after Henttlo had
scored a run by piling up throo tnllies
on throo singles and a walk. Oregg
was touched for seven runs before
he was taken out and replaced by
plgg in tho sixth.
The score! R. IT..E.
Seattle :. 6 7 S
Los Angeles 8 in v
Oattorlos: Oregg, Plgg and Tobln;
Thomas and Regg. t .
Oakland Nosm Out lb
Oakland, Aug. 20, Oakland came
from behind nnd nosed nut Halt Iike
3 to 2 in a fnst contest todny. Two
hits and nn error netted tho Ilces ft
couple of tnllles in tho fifth Inning.
The local lads tied it in the seventh
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and ntchcr Kramer won his own
gamo with a sfnKlo In tho eighth
froma which brought Kochlcr home
from second base. Chavex of the
Oaks playing his first full frame at
shots top, handled nine chances with-
jut a bobble.
Tho score: R. H. E.
Salt Lake ...2 7 1
Oakland ...3 6 2
Itutterins: Kramer and Kochlcr,
Ml tee; Thurston nnd Bylor..'
Vernon lcfcntfl Senators
SAC KA JIKNTO. Aug. 29. Merlin
Kopp singled In tho ninth nnd was
aided around and over tho rubber.
thereby provcntlng a third struifcht
shutout being scored off tho Holons,
but Vernon won tho optnlng game
of the series hero today, 3 to 1.
Tho scor: . ... It, If. K.
Vernon 8 10 3
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pitchinfr fi-nturod tho doublnhtmdor
which rittahurK und Brooklyn divid
ed hnru todnx,
First camo: II. H. K.
Tlrooklyn .., S 4 0
I'ltlshiirs; .-. . ." S B
IJiitlorlcs: Iluotnor and Ucborry;
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firooklyn 0 0 1
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nntterlps: . Ondoro and Miller; Ad
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RT. I.OUI8.. Autr.. 29. Chlcnso
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todny by dcfenllnir St. I.ouls. In tho
rlKhth nrimes hit Into the loft field
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Cntterfes! .Atexnnder, .tones, Rletil
and, Ofborne, Knufmnnn nnd O'Fnr
roll; Pfolffor, Hnrfoot, North, Portion,'
Shordcl and Alnsmith, demons.
Thirty-Two Golfers Wend Way
Through Two Rounds
(Ily tho Assoclntod Press)
TOI,KI)0, O., Aug. 39. Playing
with tho skill nnd cournge that would
have written thoir mimes into golf
history had thoy boon in n mujor
tournament, tho thirty-two ouuliflurn
in tho national ul!!a links tourna
ment wont through tho rounds of tho
match play which found four con
tests going Into extra holes, secern)
othors decided on tho eighteenth
groon and left four easterners, three
wostornors and ono Canadian to shoot
It out tomorrow morning fur n place
In tho soml-flnnlH In tho afternoon.
Boston, numerically, was In tho
bast poHltlon tvnlglit to supply tlio
first public links champion, for that
city sont Uoorgo Aulbach, caplaln nf
th. Boston university teum, nnd Iilll
CJulnlun, Now Kngland champion,
through tho successful matches. .
Ht. fouls' fnvorlto, Kdillo Held, wns
an easy doublu winner lis was Torn
Ma! ley of tho mint city, hut Mallny
face. Aulhaah tomorrow. J, I'. Chris
tie, of Toronto, Henry lieckor of Kun-
sas City, Hd Curlln of Newnrk, N. ,1.,
and Hlohard Walsh of Now York,
woro tho othors with twin victories.
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