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CHAMPION WILLIE
RITCHIE PASSES
THRO' MEDFORD
Hilly Nolnn, manager of Light
vnight Champion of the World Williu
Ititchio, passed through Medford yes
terday nftcrooon will? the chnmpiou
nml hi nn interview with n representa
tive of tho Mnil Tribune in regard to
to Hud Anderson meeting Hitrhio on
the Fourth of July in case Kivcrs
foils lo ngree to tho champion's
terms regarding tho weight nml rvf
oreo, snid : "I don't propose to cross
ntiy bridges until I come to thcin, but
Anderson hnsn't one chance in n hun
dred to get Hitehie on the Fourth.
This fight gnmo is n strictly oom
mcrcialixcd proposition nml Ander
son is not drawing enrd enough to he
entitled to this mntch with the chnmp
inn. After he bents one or two more
good boys ho will bo justified in dc
innuding n chnnco nt the title. If he
gels nwny with Cross ho will lmvc
ndded to his drnwinc ability greatly."
Must atmb Higher.
Nolan seemed willing to talk nnd
displnyed no desire to belittle Ander
son, snying: "I bnvc never seen Hud
nnd hnvc no doubt but thnt he is n
good boy, but ns n drnwinc enrd it
must be ndmittcd thnt he is not in
the class with Freddie Welsh. ,
"Take for instance n mntch be
tween Welsh nnd Ritchie," snid No
Inn, growing enthusiastic, "there you
have two champions Freddie elsh,
chnmpiou of Orent Britain, nnd Willie
Kit chic, champion of the world, that
is n cnnl that would draw n big
'gnte.' "
Nolan recalled tho fact thnt An
derson and Mandot drew only $9000
nt Los Angeles recently where both
boys were well known, and said this
wns proof that tho Medford light
weight doesn't draw as well ns a
chnmpionship contender should.
Champion Iiko n Ilor.
Ritchie, who' is n bright young fel
low, seems more like n boy just out
of school than n world's champion,
nnd unless looks nro very deceptive,
can mnko 133 pounds if Tom Thumb
could. Nolnn had n baggage car at
tached to No. 15 and Ritchie and
four sjMirring partners romed about
while en route, with enough room for
daily workouts, nnd people who be
lieve Ritchie's long stay on the vaude-
HOT
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AS LIKELY WINNER
PORTLAND. Ore., Juno .1. Jim
my Hrltt, tho California boxer, who
gave Battling Nelson the tight of his
llfo several years ngo ami who nt ouo
1 1 mo wns considered ono of tho most
scientific boxers In tho ring, Is today
of the opinion thnt Hud Anderson Is
the legitimate lightweight contender,
nnd Is heir apparent to the throne
now occupied by Willie Hltchle.
"Pin your faith In Hud Anderson,"
said Hrltt. "He's the kind of n man
to win the lightweight championship
from Willie Ritchie It tho title Is to
change hands In the near future"
Hrltt believes thnt Joe Rivers has
too many natural handicaps to de
feat tho champion unless he shows
remarkable speed. Including a short
er reach, lack of height and ton mi
ll go.
"If I were handling Anderson,"
continued Drttt, "I would be right at
tho ringsldo July 4 to chnllengo the
winner of the Mvcrs-nitchle fight In
stead of taking n chance with a man
like Cross, If Hud whips Cross tie
gets little credit for It and If he is
defeated he Is through. Cross Is us
dangerous as any man In the ring today."
ARTHUR PELKY, WHOSE BLOW KILLED
LUTHER M'CARTY, AND HIS VICTIM
NO MOVE TO REMOVE
SCHALL TO SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 3. Ac
cording to United Slates Marshal
Scott today no move looking toward
the removal of George C. Schnll to
San Francisco will be made for n day
or two. Schall wns arrested here
yesterday on n federal indictment
charging him with having murdered
his wife nnd three sons nt the Pre
sidio, San Francisco.
There is no court action, it wns
stated, that can interfere with the re
moval of Schall, as he has admitted
his identity and that was the only
matter to be ostnbli.-hed in Portland.
ville stage had made him slow, may
be due for a surprise.
' Nolnn snid that he, Graney nnd
Levy, River's ma linger, would get to
gether tomorrow nnd thresh the
whole matter out and n definite
statement would then be given the
press.
The party included Mrs. Nolan,
wife of "chnmpiou manager of
champions," who joined her husband I
nt Portland two weeks ngo.
Despite tho legal difficulties fol
lowing the death of Luther McCarty
In the ring at Calgary, Arthur Pelky,
the man who beat him, will probably
be sought by many boxing promoters
for matches In tho t'nlted States. Un
der the training of Tommy Hums,
Pelky has. It Is bolloved, developed
Into a good fighter. Ills last appear
ance In Now York a few months ngo
showed him to bo a fourth rater. Hut
he made such a good xhowlug nguliwt
McCarty In tho few veconds they
boxed thnt Hums must have douo
wonders with him.
CLOSE CONTEST
IN LOS ANGELES
LOS ANHKLIOH. Cal., Juno X
Former City Attorney John Hhenk
and Police Judge Henry IIohc nro bat
tling ut tho polls today for the may
oralty of Loh Angeles, following ono
of tho hottest cniupnlgns In tho his
tory of 'the city's politics.
Shook, who Is the candidate of a
municipal conference mid the wjrloiw
factions of tho "good government"
orgnuUntlou thnt has been Uppermost
In Los Angeles politics for inuuy
)cnrs, and Rose, who claims to bo nil
Independent candidate, were nomi
nated nt a primary election ut which
several other candidates were elimi
nated. The managers of each predict
victory by lfi.000 votes.
Nino members of the city council
w be elected today from IS can
didates. The Hit Includes seven so-'
clnllnts. Ouo of these It a woman,
Mrs. Frances Noel. )
Several members of the bonrd ofi
education, out of twice us many can
didates, will be elected. Hlx candl
dates are soclallM.
In spite of threatening weather,
early voting In tho down town pre
cincts wns heavy, lloth sides pre
dicted 100. 000 votes would be cast.
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133 RINGSIDE WEIGHT
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. June 3.
Primed and ready for tho big talk
fest which will bo held here today
when Hilly Nolan and Champion
Wllllo Ritchie arrive. Joo Levy, Joe
Rivers' manager, arrived hero today
from Ios Angeles. Levy seemed sat
isfied that the Rltchle-Rlvers mill
will bo pulled or as scheduled on
July L
"I do not exjtoct much trouble,"
ho said. "Nolan has always been a
133 ringside man. That Is, he always
hat stuck out for that mark. Look
what he did In tho case of Joo (inns
nt Ooldfleld and then again, didn't
he consent to 133 ringside for Ritchie
In the champion's fight with Wol
Bast? Rivers Is a legitimate light
weight and 1 33 rlngfldo Is what wo
want."
ST. LOUIS BROWNS BUY
SAN DIEGO PLAYER
RAN WF.GO, Cnl.. June X An
nouncciucut was made today from the
office of the Ideal clues 1) hntcbnll
club of the xale of Charles Flaungaii
to the St. Louis Hrowiis for $3.1000
cash. Flaiinguu hns been playing !n
both fields for the local team. He is
an enlisted man in the uuvy, but will
he discharged June 27. He is to re
Nirt in St. Louis July 1.
Godfrey Mntthews Is playing with
a stock company at Youngstown. O. '
BUD REFEREE OF
PORTLAND, On.. June X-With
Hud Anderson acting as referee, one
of the best amateur boxing programs
of the season is M'hcdulcd for tonight
under the nii-pice of the Holler
club.
The feature event probably will Jie
the henvyweiuht bout between Larry
Madden, the ixiliccmuu who won ut
Seattle in the northwest champion
ohip, mid Pitzmniiricc, mi iiuullnched.
Another bout thnt should be very
good t'rout u M'icutifie stuudpoint will
be the one between Williams of Mult
iioniuh nml McNeil of the Columbus
club, in the 1 15 pound division, lloth
ure clever hoys nml n greut deal of i
friendly rivalry exists between them, t
Six other bouts will complcto thei
enrd.
Louis Mnnu will appear In vaude
ville In a condenned version of "Fle-
vatlng a Hiuhand."
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