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Newspaper Page TextVlfwvvT'S 3rv v-- - - -- V M. -v PAQE TWO MEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE, MEDVORD, ORKflON. SUNDAY, AUaUST . 1011. il ii ,. 'i hi K SPORTING RING NEWS . TRACK FROM I field ( ALL diamond SECTIONS . txt. -'r- " ' I ..v.,l..,.,C. GAFFNEY HAD NO CHANCE AT ANY TIME WITH DURABLE DANE End Comes In Fi(th Gaffney Talks , Foul But Fans Give Nelson Full Credit Crowd Large and Order jy Chic Bowlin Wins From Dick Jopes In, Fast Preliminary Nell of Denver Proves a Joke but Gets Away With Decision. "JIMMY" BRlYT 1$ 6N HIS WAY BACK TO FAME AND flLOltY. VFrldaS '.wim Tommy Gaffney, the Unknown. - ' 4 Now' it Is Tommy Gaffney, the Os trich. The much touted son of Spokane who was nt one- leap to gain n na tlnn wldo reputation by putting Bat lllrig N'elson to sleep failed to con nect Friday evening when the gong sunt them away In a ten round con tent and' badly battered, quit during the firth, claiming a foul. Saturday no was on u oca me ustrich on. ac count of his comical attempts at covering. But the milliner's favor ite bird, which has a habit, when pursued, of thrusting its head Into a .hole oln the ground and allowing the rest Of Its anatomy to remain ex posed; should rot be" compared with Gaffney for the fleet-footed bird has speed and n 'klck" as a part of Its defense. Gaffney has nil. Nelson hooka Good On the other hand. Nelson used the bout as a stepping stone oil his Journey back to tho championship, which he has set about attaintrig In as great a degree of determination as ho started on his first trip. Local fans arc nnarilraotis in the opinion that he will be able to render a good a'ceount of himself for two or thro j'ears jet, and should Macfarlanc or Welsh beat Woigast It looks as if Bad has1 a chance to ''come back" par don. Bat, wo know you don't like that phrase but the Durable Dane will have to get into better condition for a big event than he was last night, but at that hexwas far and away too' g6od for Mr. Thomas Gaff ney of Spokane. As -to his chance 'wllti "VVolgasl, there- are those who believe ho can beat the Michigan lad it all depends on tho old time stamina, and Friday night's little argument was not of long enough duration to glvo a line on his stay ing qualities, which nt one time won htm the title and ied sporting wri ters Id dub him "The Durablo Dane." However, Bat has made a host of new friends in Southern Oregon who will watch his future ring career with interest and who wish him well on (ho long, hard road ahead of him which he hopes to travel to regain his lost laurels. Gaffney and Fouls Thero bo those about tho city whq convorso of fouls, of dirty work, of crookedness. They say that Bat fouled Gaffney four times. Ho is ac cused of butting, of htting low and after tho gong tapped. It is true that Bai did land a couplo of blows after the gong, was sounded, whereupon Mr. Gaffney flopped himself to the canvas with great alacrity while his seconds the chief of them being an other Gaffney, of whom thero will bo more written anon shouted "Foul! Foul!" for all tho world to hear. In this particular instance all tho world happened to be In the hands of Refereo Hanaucr, and he couldn't see It that way. As to the blows that went low, they can be classed with the old lady who went east sho didn't go. The final blow struck by Mr. Durable Dauo caught tho Unknown on tho point of tho ribs and his cry of "I can't stand for that" should read, "I can't stand that." 'Twould have been nearer the .facts In the caso. Tho blow was disputed, but all of tho fans sitting clone to the corner in which tho blow was delivered wcro unanimous In baying that It lauded fair. There was no proocatlou for a foul blow, for" tho 'Dane was winning and had the battle' well 'in hand. Guffucy lilt Hefereo VMdsi df tho tails aro prone to for give'1 Gaffrfcy fdr an attack at the close on tho referee. Not that Han auer was at fault in any particular, hut the Spokano lad had received a hud beating, his fight was hopolcba und he realized It. In addition to this ho was dazed and mora or lebs hysterical. All of theso fads led to his sudden assault on Hiibsoll. There Is llttlo doubt but that ho had had control of his senses ho would not have nctod in tho manner in which ho did. But for the actions of Gaff uoy's In other they wore disgrace ful In tho extreme. Enteilng tho ling, ho first nttotnptcd to put tho Battler down, but ho hadn't a chnuce Tho Dane shook him off and went after Tommy, showing good Judg ment when ho simply shoved him back into tho corner und not sti Ik ing him. Tho Instant that Gaffuoy's (brother entered the ring rtefereo Hanaucr awarded the tight to Nel son. All bt whtcn was as it should "be, tor Gaffney could not have gone another round.' ' AlMii Is Ftuy Nelsdn Is the" same old fdiy ring general. Ho appeared Irit and inado; himself at home. He chatted with spectators and with' Ills' seconds. He at least was nbt in d6ubt as td tho outcoihe. Stripped he sliowdd him self to be In rather good condition, deceiving to tho eje, for In the mill he did not hao the finish on his work that is usually thdre.' As sdori as Gaffney appeared ' Bat trbtte'd across the' ring and shook hands. To extend a courtesy, you say? Well, perhaps, but more llkory 6 set whe ther Mr. Thoniak Gaffney1 was agi tated or not. Then came countless llttlo delays, the poe lor trie pic tures', the talks by Bat with the offi cials, even the crossing, of tho ring by Nelson to considerately tender Gaffney a portion of the resin for tho shoes all of these little things wore sprung by the veteran. Kind ness and courtesy? Sure they have had those same kind and courteous acts In the prize ring for the past SO j ears and crafty old Durable Is a past jnaster at it. Needless to say, Gaffney, the youngster, grew nerv ous. So wouid you at twenty, and In jour first big tight. At last the wait for the main event was over. The ring cleared. An nouncer Owney Patton mado his fi nal address and It was some ad dress, too, by the way. Referee Han aucr waved tho seconds from the ring. The gong clanged. Gaffney Too Euger Both men Jumped for the center of tho ring. No time was lost. Gaff ney wis a trlfie too eager but sent in a left to the face. Bat began hia" old ta'cUcs of never backing up and seemed willing to take the punches. The round wai about half over when Gaffney whipped1 over a right hook to the cheek which Jolted tho Dane considerably. Ho seemed dazed for an Instant and surprised. 'Twas a good llek and give tho Unknown credit Tor It. tor It was the only Jolt tho Battler got. The Dane shook his shaggy locks and went on Id. Early In the garrio Gaffney dis played a new style of ring tactics. He would crouch almost double and co ver his face with his to wgloves. Then ho allowed the bane to land at will until suddenly he would shoot out a left or right, ana although he seemed to land occasionally a close observer could see the Dane glvo his head a twist, taking -tho Jolt out of the kick. Either this, or tho blow was stopped by a glovo. Ever cau tious. Nelson did not give Gaffney the opening bo scented to be looking and waiting for and in the meantime rained in blow after blow on the glovo covered face of the crouch ing boy, occasionally whipping one over to the kidneys,! causing Gaff ney to straighten up with a Jerk. No Cliuucc for Tomiily During tho second rdUnd It was plainly only a caso of how long tho fight would go. Once Gaffney slipped and while down took the nine sec onds allowed. Never did ho have a chance. At tho end of tho second round Nelsdn did not hear tho bell und landed a'lght blow to the face, tiult noy tried to get away with It on the grounds of a foul but Hanuuor or dered thti meii to go on. Nelson, Id stead of resting, took ocedslou to talk to tho timekeepers and tell thein to sound tho gong louder. This was ImpoABible as a small gong had been provided and would not sound loud. At tho end of the third rttund Nelson caught himself Just hi time, the blow Just reaching Gaffney. Looked LIko Trouble Early in tid fifth It was soon llidt Gatfnby could not last jnue'h long er. His punches had weakened until the Buttler was almost disregarding them altogether. Suddenly hd whip ped oho to the ribs arid Gaffney went to his kneerf In a corner crying out as he fell, Hanaucr nibbed between the riie'u and then It was that Gaffney arose htld started for Hanaucr. In tho mcnutline Guffnoy's brother had come through (ho ropes and proceed ed to tuko up his brother's battle by assaulting Nelson, who disregard- ed the Interloper aud went id tho - - ' t ,nrn -iwlMUMi h'iii irTTT.il r ' ; . ' . jf?JtJ v.'i IM7's fP!H W r'(, TP BLACKLIST PUGS 'TrWOOff lu.,.il.ML,..,v.t. J,. -iij i!W-jJ WHO DON . 4 YESTERDAY'S SCORES. "Jimmy" Brill, the fnmou nnt'ne son, is the Intc-t jiugilift, to sturt on his way back. "Jimmy" claims he i. ju-t 113 jjood ever riittl lookt fi(rwnhl 1u1.xiou.-ly to the propo-cd wcctiiiK with hU old rival, "Hut" Nel on, in New York. - NKW YOKIC, Aug. A.Oolliiim fight funs ttulny lielicve tltnt Wic hot iuj; game in New York Hlnte will notrti reach n ligll jdiuie llt'ciuttu of Hie personnel of the couiuilriitUm Avliidi will stiporvi-o tlio fiuhtx. Under tho now irgulatioiHi the ooiinuU'Moii Iuih tho power to btttokliNt tiglilern wlio do nril fill reiuiuMitculK. What would happen to Snndy I'VrgtiHUi and Cyelouo Jolmiiy 'rimmpxou un dor the hew lnw, xliould tli6 V repeat their peffomidiu'l', U d initter ol much spooulation, bVitwou, it gonernlly agreed, ipiit cold und I ho Cyclone udmiited Mint he wn in no condition to make his tHWtomiuy huirioatie fight. time Chief Hltson was id the ring. Thero was no trouble, though It looked for au instant like It. After tho tight Nelson addressed tho house and showed considerable wind. Ho had hardly a mark on Mm. Gaffney attempted to speak, but when he claimed that ho had never gotten a square deal In Medford aud that Hanaucr had robbed him he was hooted down. Ho was hysterical at tho time and should not bo held too strictly to account for his re marks. The most serious criticism offer In regard to Tommy Gaffney is the fact that he did what no man would do in a ring or elsewhere in tho matter of language. Several times ho applied different epithets to the Dane and afterward to the referee. His brother, however, was far tho worst offender in this respect. The Preliminaries "Wc like fhe'maln event, but, oh, you first preliminary!" Chic Bowltn cop'ped the grapes from Dick Jones, winning all the way and thus get ting ba'ck for his defeat on the night of July 4. Chic In the meantime hJd Irarned to use his right hand, and with Jolts to the stomach brought his lighter hued opponent to his knees 'six times. Chic fought a heady fight and deserved the decision. Tho crowd greatly enjoyed the bout. But of all the men who ever step ped through a rope Into a prlzo ring add .touted himself as a fighter Kid. Nell of Deliver Is the worst yet. Roy .Smith of Los Angeles got his goaf rfnd skinned It and nailed It on the fence theh ho lost tho fight. And thereby hangs a tale. As a fighter Nell Is a dub, He Is worse than that, but tho United iStates postoffice department places a limit upon the descriptive powers ;of n poor newspaper man, so It will have to bo passed up. And speaking of a pass up, Nell should bo passed up, tabooed, and told to beat It by every fan w'ho likes tho gamo. A nice, big, juicy lemon would be -but what's tho Uho. He got Into the rWg to 'gel with Smith.' Smith hit him at will, when he could catch him. Flnallj Smith unfortdimtoly struck him low. After a fan had yelled Nell suddenly decided to fall down. 3o he carefully let himself out nt full length. Tho rpferee sturted tho 'crj thing went of'f nicely and rll v t4 Then Nell got to hia feot and cltl'iiod a foul. Tho refereo gavo hlni .tho decision, but why 'ho did after ho had started to count him out pluses all understanding. Ah for tho foul, no man who was over hit In tho grln hard enough to l;o knocked down over got up In four seconds. But Nell got away with It. 'Twas a h, for get It. Crowd Inrgo Tho crowd which attended the iKlits was largo and In n high good ullin6r. Walter McCalluni handled the affair In splendid 'condition, ev erything wo tnoff nicely and all wcro satisfied. Itoferoo Hanaucr desoives u word of copim'ondatjou for tho manner in which' ho ncdtiltted hlnlsolf. Ho was on tho Job all tho time and did ro- murkably well for 0110 as now as ho Is jrtucts tho Natntorlum gymnasium. In two weeks he worked wonders In getting tho B.Utler Into condition, which speaks well for tho gytri nnd l-Mwards methods. Bat put himself Into Franklo's hands entirely and told him to turn hltu out In good ihnpe. Fratlklo did. The Ualttor and his crowd leU Saturday fdr tho Knynrt placo, dn .Itoguo River, where ho vvlU spend throo or foiir davs fishing. On his return ho will probably stay two or 'threo das in Medford beforo leav ing tor the sonth. 1 Thero Is some talk of matching thd Battler with Bud Anderson, who won Friday night at Klamath Falls Ifrom. Frank Edward of Oakland, Cnl. 1 1 4 r I 1 FRIDAY'S SCORES. National. At Pittsburg- Pittsburg New York 1 At Cluclnnatl-r-l'aln. American League. At Now York H 'ow York ' Cleveland 1,0 At Boston- H loston '. 7 laotrolt A 3 At Philadelphia Philadelphia . . . . 3t, Louis . . R i , . . .5 5 ....12 At Washington Washington ...... Chicago R .13 .02 Coast 'League. ' At San Francisco It. H. 13. San Fiauclaco ..'...' 7 10 1 Portland . . " f A ii 1 At Los Angela's il.os Angeles ..-;". jVernon Ktf 0 R. II. 13. o ' 7 12 2 At Hacriiiiieiito R. H. 15. Sacramento '. fi 2 1 .Oakland ............. Northwestern. At Portland ,". ,'' " !' Portland .'". "I .A' 4 1 'Victoria .V.. ;. ,0 4 4 'H 1 At Ttiioma ' r , ' ' R. Tncoma ..... .,". .......... VutiLOii ver ...;''... 5 II. n in Mm wrirlr In passing let a word of praise bo assistance of tho refereo. But by thlstendeied Frankle Edwatds, who cbn- At Seattle-- H. W. II. Seattle : 4 1 Spokuiio ,,....., 2 7 2 ' 11 1 T or.r,.n Brr.l.r 1 i ocnnnnu iu nciint. FROM BASEBALL FIELD LOS ANGI'M'fj, Cah, Aug. f. f'uilih Ik'iiinnl, jiglit lielder of tlio Lob AiiaeleH tomii and lending hnt,K iriiui of hi club, iiniioiiiieed today (Ii'ih puiiimnciit retirement fioiu tho ihiiKiiioHH. llcriinnlf who Ims oom iplcU'd ii coiiiHO of OHteoimtliy, will JHliorlly CAtiihliHh un officfl hcto. lit) I..... I....... ...!ll. a.iiiiiI Iniir.nn l.ititk.u lllllJ IJCTH Willi V)HB IVII,IIU .wi.iur, Jr bCM'inl uiirn, I'nriflc Coast IOMgtir At San Francisco R. H. K Portland ,0 3 2 hnu FrntH'ixfo - () 0 naileries: Portland. Kuhn ami St eon; San Francisco, Harry nud Sut. ter. At Sacramento R, . u, Oakland , o 0 Sacramento ,... f 12 0 Batteries: Oakland, Pernoll and l'earce:' Sacramento, Btium and Thomas. At Los Angeles R. , k, Vornon j jo 3 Los Angeles . v J c 0 nattbrlw: Lo's Angeles, llalla and 'Abbott; Vernon," Hltt and llogan. 1 ISortlnrent lA-Riie 1 At Seattle R, Spokane Seattle 0 1 At' Portland it, Victoria ., 2 .Portland . . . 4' FATHER OF N. Y. B0XINQ LAW. i(VQHJHHkSriV " " - "i 0 -JT TENNIS WEEK AT FOOTHILLS Tournmnonl nt Cnrpontrr's Orclmrd HomoPrlies for Doubles, Slnnlos nnd Coiisolnllom Entries Must Do Matlo Monday Mnny to Play. '.- fiwwier Tlu'i'r prouiWi't lo he hoiiid loul ho.xiiii; in Now' Yoik diinng I ho next HtiiiHoti. A dew law I11H jnt hU eiliM'tcd licrmlUiilg ton round liOtitM thore." Senator ,1ime (I. KniwIOJ' w the fitllier of tin (ut'smiKo luid work ed hard for II luinmige. The Fenlit'Sr wns all umuloiif lioSer ill New ork before lie entered tho Legilulure. .f.-.-rsr . m-f jrrrr DIAM0NB 'MEDAL FOR " VERNON CENTER FIELDER At Tncomn (Vancouver Taeomit . , t II. 15. (1 0 I if. 13. G 3 Il 2 R. II. 13. .2 S 1 1 7 3 j Nittlonnl League ! At Cincinnati Phlladelphla-Cluclu- lnatl ptitildued; rain. f At Chicago R. H.I3. Brooklyn 8 13 2 Chicago & 10 1 Batteries: Itucker nnd Jlergcn: Reulbach, Rlcliter, Mclntyro nnd Ar- chor. Umpires O'Day and Knnilie. At St. Louis R. II. 15. Boston 4 7 2 St. Loll Is 7 8 0 Batteries: Tyler und Mntturn, KlTng; Harmon and Brcsuahan. Uin- plreij Johnstone and Eaeon. 1 At Pittsburg R. II. 13. New York 1 (5 2 'PItlibiirg 3 7 1 nattories: ntfniunrd, t'randitll and Meyers i Ixilfield, Ferry and Gibson, Uinp'rcs: Klein nud Brennnn. 1 ' Aindrlran League At Washington . II. II. 15, Chicago 8 112 Washington 7 10 1 Young und Payne; Hughes, Becker. Gray and Street, Alnsuiltli. Umpires Connolly and Purkor. at Philadelphia R. 11. 15. St. Louis 4 7 1 jpblladolbjila , i 7 2 I batteries: Lake and Stevens; JCoombB and ThoiunH. Umpires 15a gati and Evntis. j At iiostou R. II. 13. prlrolt , 7 14 1 Boston ( 14 2 Butteries: Wlllett ana 'Htuiuigo; IC&rgor, Papo und Carrlgau. Um pires: Dluccn and Porrlno. , At Now York II. II. K. Cleveland ...... . , 7 13 I Now Vork ,., H G 3 1 IJattorles: Gregg, Kalcr, Krapp ami FlHhnr:' Ford nnd Swoonoy. "Uuiplnm: O'Loughliu und Mullen. EDWARD8 KNOCKED OUT BY BUD ANDERSON LOS AN0KI.KS, f.tl.. Auij. .1. A diamond iticllul, iniri'lm-i'd liy lohil liuM'liali fnim. will he prchcnled in tViitertlchler Waller t'lirlmle of the Viii-non tealu when he H t 1 -4 nil it tho plate thl fii-l tinte toimn'row il' lernooii. The tiopliy of solid gold u tlio sixo of it rtiher dollar nud h diViirntcd nt the lop with 11 large did itUdid of perfect color. Aeron. ihu face of tlio emhlriu in n pair of crosM'd hitls with 11 gold hull It" twci'ii them. On the haek - Iheiiiperiplioti: "I'neiiti'd lo Waller Cnrliflo hv 11 few fmiA in recognition of i!h umk- ing the greitti'M play the ever hiiw- 'n tiiple play from (ho outfield iiiiiih- sihted." COSTER MATCHED TO MEET TOMMY DIXON KANSAS CITY, Mw Aug. ,V-J Cohler mid Tummy Dixon, lihl weights, have been mulched for n lA-round limit before the West Side lAlhlelie eluh in New Orlennn ertrlv hi Srpteiuber. Divnu uImo Hclicd. tiled to meet Joe River nud l'muMc Coulev in New Oileatis the mime month. MILWAUKI5I:, Wis Schools for tho study o ftho principles nnd. philo sophy of noclallsm aro to be I'Muh' Halted hero by tho socialist party In power. Hasklns for Health. A tfiiiii"' lourimmi'lil will he held till dining Hi' coming wool., begin ning Tiit'Hdny, ul tlio KooIIiiIIh Or- iftl, tho lOhideneo of Mr. mtd Mim. t. II. furpentor. The eomltlco in I'hiiigu U ooiiipoHod of S. Villi Heel.-w-ilh, P. W. Ilainill, J, V, Mm 1 ill, (I. It. CuriH'iiler. Iliitiiori for doiihh'M lo ditto mo: H'lrnglio Wiegel, J. UiihiKk Hponeor; It. 1). Weary, ltiirlou Hiwoiii.tolii S. Vila Iteehwilh, I'liilii W. Ilittliill; Ii (I Huigo-N, Jr llogiimld Piu'iU: I .conn id t'ni pen I or, Alfied Caipen. tor; Lincoln .McCoimiti'k, Lincoln Meloruiiiok, Jr.: Hoimld fhtiK Mr. t 'lurk 5 John P. M011 ill, (leorge II. C'urpoiitor. Kutiii" or hlugh'rt lo date pot i'l paired for doithleji me; A. tf. KiciM, It. W. Not limp, Kdwiti'd t'nilloii. Iloudiiiot Connor. Holier! W. Kiihl, Duuhiir t'HH, Arnold Seiiddcr. There will ho three net, of pie limliiiirv imiiiiU 111 botli (loulili'H mid xiuglcN nud lie hctK in the final. There will be 11 conolnlion loiiiuu itieiit lit double of nil losi.m in the rn round of dnuhlM. All paltiiigs miiNt he given O, II. t'ltrpenicr Mon tln V nud will itppcnr nehediiled in Ttiohdny'i pnporH. I'ruen for eiieh eliiMM nro offoii'd. Ah the coitrlM nro mi-I In (lie hill m 'lino opportunity U Offered for 11 gallery nud it U oxpeeted it htrgo erowil will wiIiichk the eouleM, NKW YORK, Aug. A. Tim board of health niitiouiird Hint It would allow the prOachors of tho city to decide whether or not lln rommoii communion nips of lliHr rhurrhen Hhotild be roiideiuued iitidor tho itutl drinking cip law. Ilnaklns for Health. SMITH'S APARTMENT HOUSE Mouth HUernliln N)mv nitil UMo.)ntc Modern In every partlcolnr, gn rook ing, oir. AVoincii noil a girls inimt bring refen-nci. VM. KMITII. tfr-tr Are Your Eyes Not Worth Insuring? If ho call and lot mo Insure them against tho harmful and iIIhii grceublo effects of ojo.strnlu wltlth a properly fitted pair of Ioiihon. I GUARANTEE SATISFACTION DR. RICKERT '" Eyesight Spooialist. -H OVCIt KNirTNIIR'H, Mi:iU'ORI). 4J ii Waterless ' FresJi Cream Soups I Vegetaples and Fruits KLAMATH FALLS, Or,, Aug. ffi Kifeht fnliH hdro today woilld like tb see Htul AudiirHoli of I'oitliilld and Frank 'Kd winds', ult Oakland light weight, ifit'ct hero l'fr itnothei Hcrnp, following lat uiglit'rt affray which wiih won by AlidciHou via ihe knoi'kout route ill I lie J7th. " Tho yoiingMiorH wore Kigm'il for 11 20-roiiinl go. It wiih an oven hieuk ,up to tho piotiiciit Anderson put ovjr tho sleopiii piuieh, Bohhle Carruthers Dead, lKOltlAf ( III., Au'. fi.- IJohliiij CumitlioiH, in IiIh day one of the iiIohI faiiioiiH big leaguo luihcliiill playerK that over brought thu fniiH up Htamh'ng died hero today i'lom h complication of nilmeiilri, brought oil l).V ,f.Xflf!vs ,un oCullquor. HuBklns for Hoaltti, , tAMiMMMM)MjArrt 1 1 t 4 . t MMMM i A Remarkable Discovery i mT 1 J mj wmwjm v wwr-.w m m 1 -- '..y .. v-r '1 ms 1 I )' A now nrooofia of romoviilL' tho YtJitor from tlio fruit or vogotabloH and prodorving thoir summor time goodiiosd. All tlio buyor; lina to do iB put Ihu water back. Jt ih thu huullhful, clean, ooonomiu way. ij: !! ii Fine for Campers (Itoimeielt took ilehyilrn gcMnN to A fib a) Hweet coin, gieeii peas, ircrini of potdloes, (Tenth ofpiuatli, fresh oiiIoiih, ihnl polatoes, inked (egelnblON, houpn, clc, etc,, nil (lie year aioiiml, i! Warner, Wortman & Gore 44444(W4444f444l(444f144444 JV,( i iri" " ttr a JV "