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RING RECORDS OF DEMPSEY
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rOR WORLD S TITLE JULY 2i AETER BIG FIGHTi
Bt International .News Krnlrr,
NEW TORK. Juiif Here are the
ring records of Jack lempsey. r.rid j
champion pugilin, and lin.iso i'r
pn:ier. who will battle for the heavy
weight title at Jersey City July Z.
JACK DKMPSKY
World's Hai eight Ctiaiitplon
Born June :3, liiji, at Matisa.
Colo.
11S and 1916 Knockout: Kid
Hancock. 1 round; Biljv Murphy. 1.
Chief Gordon. 6: jnnnny r.-lton. 7 :
A. Campbell. 3; Joe Lyi.r.f, ; i-red
woods. 4: flcorge Copeiin. 7. Ai.dy
Malloy. 3: Two-Hound il!lian. i:
Ja'-k Downey. 2; Boston Hear Cut. 1:
Battling Johnson. 1. Jeore Chils
tian. 1: Jack Koehn. 4; Joe B-md. I",
lan Ketchell. 5; Bob York. . Won
Johnny Sudenberc. 10: T'-rry Krll'ir.
10: Andre Anderson. 10; Wild Bert
Kenny. 10; John 1-Mer Johnson. 10.
Draw: Jack Downey, 4; Johnnv u
denberB. 10; Andy .Malloy, 20. It:
Jack Iowney. 4.
1917 February 13. K. by Jim
Flynn. Salt Ljtke City, 1 round: July
J5. W. Willie Meehan. Kan KranclM-o.
4 rounds: August 1. K. Al Norton. Hat
Francisco. 1 round: September . D.
Willie Meehan. H:m Kmnrlseo. 4
rounds: September 19. K. Charlie .Mil
ler. Oakland, Cal.. 1 round: tfept. -other
26. W. Bob McAllister. Oakland.
Cal.. 4 rounds: Octol-er 2..W. imborit
Smith. San Francuw-o, 4 round; No
vember 2. W. Carl Morris. Kan Fran
cisco, 4 rounds.
ISIS January 24, K. Homer Smith
Racine. Wis.. 1 round: February 4,
W. F. Carl Morris. Buffalo, N. V.. G
rounds: February' 14, K. Jim Flynn.
Fort Sheridan. 1 round: February :;,
K. Bill Brennan, Milwaukee. WW., t,
rounds: March 16, K. Bull Sidee,
Memphis. Tenn.. 1 round: March 23.
K. Tom lilley. Joplin. Mo.. 1 rownl.
May 3. N. D.. Billy Mlske, St. Paul.
Minn., 10 rounds; May 22. K. Dan
Ketchell. Excelsior Spring. Mo., 2
rounds: May 2S. K. Arthur I'elk-y.
Denver. Colo.. 1 round: July 1. K. Kid
McCarthy. Tulsa, Okla.. 1 round: July
4, K. Itoli Devere, Joplin, Mo., l
round; July . K. 1'orky Flynn, At-
t rounds: Salmon 15. Wen
Salmon. 13 ifou.ll. Draw
it; l-itrand. 20.
hr Kout: itni-ln.
WtUn.k. 1: Dors wile
7. '"n: L-prar.d. 1
lupine. ; J ATLANTIC CITY. X. J.. June 1".
LKrar,d. ,jar rcai.sey today is enjoying a full
s rounds,- nrurs ol rest. 1 he nravywcigni
11: l-3!i;pin. chaiiirio.T. beconiins weary of the
r-nrion. iv.
halm.,. 10: ChrVeaa. 6: Il. lmr, r .--'"'' I""-
6, Dorgeviii: i: L-duu. If.: ;ail- I gram derided to take a lay-oft and
f)ard t; ran Til. 10. Kraw: Pau: !rcotor over to Camden. .V J.
Til. r. Knockout: By filoiis. . ; .
llM-Kno. kut. waiter kard. Sy-""f"ne stan.-l a report at camp
j: Iafnptn. s; Young Warm r. 7: J On yesterday that lieni; :-cy intended to be
Campbell, i. Won: i;-orce Callaid. i married after his July 2 battle and
jlv: c;.jny, M I-er.y Wilson. 10: Henri j would re-ire from the ring as his In
,Dn.le. I: Ja. k Darnels. 10. W,, l,,n,i(,d lirl(,e wa3 o!.,k0. to boxing
,..-.. ' "mm "diiKi, i. era
.The champion issued a denial as did
Manager Kearne.
I " When I get through with Carin
' tier 1 won't lose any time coins home
'to the folks ia Salt I.ake City, instead
Jeorge Randall, i'i; Ja k lan- of getting married," Dcmpsoy said.
Young Nipper. &: J:, Mee. l-.i-,.- already arranged for transporta
tion on the first train leaving for the
I west after the match."
ll'aul Til. U: Jean Andony. 10. lxsi:
!Bu k Shine. X: Young Snowliall, 4.
Jli Knoekuut: K d. l'.r.ht. '
rounds: lieorge Randall. ..; Jack
j'oldswain. 4: Thtodere flray. .
Won:
jbls. 10
,klns. 10; Sid Slagg. 10: tleorge
tK.urne. 10: Frank lxjughrey, li; ;ub
lert 1'ustaeh'-, 13.
j 1912 Knockout: Battling I.a-
croix. 9 rounds'. Jim Sullivan. 2: llu- MANIIASSKT. X. Y June 1"!.
bert Kh- 6. Won: fleorge 'Junther. (ieor ges Canicntier's physical Ciindl
20: Willy Lewis. 20. Ix.sl: Biilv I Hon is such now that It would be fooi-
Papke. 17: Frank Klaus, 13. j jf h for hibi lo train too hard. Franeoisl
l:i3 January. 10. Marcel Mo- i rieseam.. hie mir said lodav.i
,reau W. Bans. S rounds; February : Thjs slal(mpnt, hc ;iairt. dM not niPa'n
! I r.:imlt.rnan llirv, K.. Paris. 2 . . ... . , I
;r.u:ls: Mar. 1. 1. rvHone Smith. K.. ' the chjll-pr n,,t wrkini!.;
!Ni'. 3 rru;u:s; March 17 Ctm c,, ! hnl Isramps' annnuncrnHTil hnrp out ,
(iunihor, K'., Nio. n rmintiH: Juno l,jl"e fact tliat niost of the reitl har-1
!;oiiiharIi r Wells. K., fihciit, 4 work was !oint; done in private. !
muiuls; June 2'J. Albert I.urii-. K., I Manager Descanijs' knowJode of,
i:nrl-aux. 3 rounds. the Knglteh language does not jiermit '
1I4 January 19. Vat O'Keefo. K., j him, he declared, to express h!s opin-
tte. I... I'aris 15 rounil.s; April 14.
iIoorRc Miti-hell, K.. I'aris. 1 round;
June 1. Hubert Ho, K., Valencicnnos,
3 roundn: June 14. I'tiillipe Knhinson.
K.. ISezicrs.' 3 rounds: July 16. (iun
l'f;it Smith, V. (foul), 1-ondon, 6
: round.
lanta, a., 1 round: July 27. K. Fred
Fglton, HarriBon. N. J.. 1 round: Au
gust 27. K. Terry Koliar, JMyton. O..
5 rounds; September 13. I,. Willie
Meehan. San Francinro. 4 rounds;
September 14. K. Jack Moran. Keno,
New, I round; November 16. K. liat
tltng Levinky, l'hiladt'lphia 3 rounds;
November IS. K. 1'orky Klynn. Phila
delphia. Pa.. 6 rnunda: l-e-nbr 16.
K. Carl MorriB, New Orleans, Ii., I
round.
1919 July -I, Willard Htoppedjrt 2
rounds.
1920 September 6. Hilly Mlnke. k
3 rounds, Henton Harbor. Mlh.; Ie.
cember M, Hill itrciinaii, K. r.
rounds. New York.
i'ju July IK. Itbk Smith. K..
Paris. S rounds: I fcfniber -1. Joe
i;-ekftt. 1 round. I,nndon.
1 '.tO February 21, Grundhovm, :
r,unlis, Miinte Carlo; O tolr. 1 2. 1'it
tlinc Jvinsky. 4 rounds, Newark
New Jeney.
Mon of a number of writers who have
eritirizol the challent;er while watch
ing him at work. George's bos3 be
t came enrajjed last week when some
I ringside spectators said certain thinps
I that fell cii Georues ears and has dc
jcided to protect him In the future.
IWEST SIDE GROCETERIA
f ; f.oik; ks ca kpkxti i: n.
ilenvyuelcht Clinniplnn cr KimiH',
and UKlitheavyweiKlit Clminplon of
the World.
.Born--JanuiH-y -12, 1!3J. at I.levin.
jKranee,' near In. '
t 190 Won: BourKefds, 4 rounds:
"tVetlnck. 4. Ist: MaJolr, 4.
190H Knoekoul: Moinerean. Z
LOCAL FAN'S TO ATTEND
G. HILL BOUT TONIGHT
lialph Hand, pride of Cold Hill,
who has never been defeated, and
Hasanta Sinsh. a Hindu wrestler,
will meet toniBht. under tho auspices
of the (Jold Hill boxing coiniuUsien,
in a mateh, best two out ot three
falls, at ca'clir.eiEhtt. The affair
will start at U o'clock, no prelimin
aries. H,asan ta will weight 1C0
Hounds and Maud lfi;S. The Hindu
has hei'ti fussing about a mateh with
Hand for nine months. Ted Thye.
former Coa.n champion, has been ask
ed to referee Uie match. Tickets are
on Fale at Browns and Browns, and
a large delegatron of local fans will
attend.
For two weeks the Palace grocery
has been undergoing remodeling and
repainting and is now ready for the
opening tomorrow .is the West Side
Groceteria. The new place is strictly
up-to-date in every way, the stocks
have boon enlarged and you now have
the privilege tif not only waiting on
yourself and getting your own choice
of goods hut you save money by elim
inating clerk hire, delivery and other
overhead expense. It is a new method
of conducting and everything is sold '
for tfash, you paying for what you get
as you go out.
Messrs. Moffatt & Laimspach, the
proprietors, have arranged Borne very
interesting prices for tho o;icniug that
are given elsewhere and will have anj
unusually choice line of vcgetablos.
and fruits for the oinMiing day. I
EScmsn
One of flit1 host tiling that
wc can say for )otJst Urotli
crs used cars, is that their
lmcrs invariably remain
our jjooil Inisiiioss friciuls.
W'v have several substantial
used car values whieli we
would like you to lo..k ovrr.
Vou will find the best o"
these values available at this
moment.
GEO. L. TREICHLER MOTOR Co.
16-18 S. Fir St. Phono 301 Medford
Saturday, May 11, Absolutely
Last Day of Our Special Sale
If you want to save money on Furniture, Rugs and
House Furnishings, you'd better get busy
We have an extra special in steel ranges for Saturday only. We sell any new range n the
house at ABSOLUTE COST.
LAST CHANCE ON REFRIGERATORS
.If you want l" .save money on a 1-cTi'ij.vrator. Saturday is your
day. A .'mtl refrigerator will pay for itself the first year in
SATURDAY PRICES FROM $17.50 UP
SPECIAL ON TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
We have ijiiite a selection left in all sizes ;ml kimls that will
lie sohl - ; (
SATURDAY ONLY AT COST
MA TTRESSES SA tURDA Y ONL Y
Genuine tilk Floss Mattress, roll edge, art
tie kin if at
$9,45
OSTERMOOR MATTRESS SATURDAY
$27.50
You know wlmt they are. SUs ceL-ularly at :17.5i. Notice
this price Saturday 007 Cfl
only, for . OU
LOTS OF PILLOWS
To reiluee stock
SATURDAY ONLY AT COST
A FEW RUGS LEFT AT EXTRA : ;
SPECIAL VALUES
Coo.l liiirvrains ia 11x12 Matting lings, better than, jfrasii and
cheaper. Ueautifnl patterns. Or
.Saturday
WOOL FIBRE RUGS $5.85 UP
Also lot other niL's in 'Wiltons, Axminstrrs in proportion
WINDOW SHADES 39c UP
15c
DISH BARGAIN COUNTERS
-iHint eveiytiiing neecteti in uisiies on tnese eouiiii-rs,. L.ups
and Saueois. Saturday ' '
liaru'ain Counters of Dishes,
10c, 15c, 20c, 30c
ONE DAVENPORT FOR $419.50
This is the last tiver-stuffed tapestry Davenport, left. Detter
iek it up ipiiek it' you want it.
LEATHER CHAIRS "
AVe want to elose these chairs out if possible. Genuine leather
chairs at
SATURDAY ONLY $26.00 UP
Don't wait until next week and be disappointed in saving money by being late: The store
is full of household goods you need. Queensware, Tinware, Enamel ware, O'Cedar
Mops, Garden Hose, Cutlery, Clothes Hampers, Garden Tools, Camping Stoves and
Outfits, Baskets, Floor Parlor Lamps and Shades, Linoleum, Baby Buggies and Carts,
- Comforts, Iron Beds, Dining Tables and Chairs at prices you never heard of, before, We
: want to move these Bed Room Suites, Chairs "and numerous other articles. " - ? : ?. -.
Remember Saturday Is Your Last Chancd
ordo
or
Complete
House Furnishers
ft & Woolf
West Main Street
Medford, Oregon
i j ,. ,,.
! its T6 roTf ivn 1 1
Vacation Trips
Now n tho time to plan a visit back cast to'your oM homo town, or an
outiug to your favorite resort ty the seashore or in lift mountains.
Back East
Low Jioun.d Trip Tickets
Til KOI '(lit
California
are now on sale at
ioMltlcvtl Fare
New Eastbound
One-way Kares
THKOfGH
California
will lie in effect
Juno HI antl daily, thrrenftrr
Final rctiirn limit round trip tickets, thre months from sale
date not exceeding October Clsl. ritop-oers jrermilled and choice
of routes.
m
On yonr back cast trip, see Trator Ike. like Tahoe, Yosemite.
S'iitoja .Natirmal Fark. Carriso ;orce a Brand and highly colored
canyon sen from the car windows or the Apache Trail and
Kuo.evclt dam.
Week-End and Season Excursion Tickets
are now on sale to:
Tillamook County Beaches
A parti ularlT attractive trip
across the Coast Range Moun
tains. Th'se beaches include
Rockaway and Garibaldi Reach
nesorts. Neah-Kah-Nie. Man
ranita and Hayocean.
I'aily train leaves Portland
I'Dion Statirn S: 15 A. M. "
Spocinl vK-rk-eml train leaver
i'ortland I'nion Station Satur
day l.:4". I". XI.
Kk'rtric train leaves Fort
land, 4;h and ?tark Sis.. 1
P. M.. (onnecting with week-er.'l
trin at i::llsoo. iNo haage
Lan;.'led ca electric train.
Newport
A delightful cea.-hore resort
on Ya'jiiina Hay ami the Pacific
Ocean. An IdeaV place for the
family. Large itatatorium and
salt water for baths various
forms of amusement.
Pnily Train Service
(ropon Outdoors, our new
?ummer bCKklet. craphi a!ly de
scrib.s the different resorts in
Western Oregon, and includes
hotel and camp information.
Copy free on request.
Mountain and Other Resorts
Jo.pliino tfiuniv CaoN Tickets now on sale.
ITntcr Ijikp (a lake in the eitinct crater of a vol- ano) Tickets on
sale July Is,
f'olovtltl TlCKets niw on sale.
Muitn .Mountain I'-mh t Tickets on sale. 'Jaiiy, on and after
Jur." !o;h.
)oH'mlic National lnrk Ticket! en sale, daily, on and after
June l "th. '
For rarttcoTars a- to j mwt.-a-t fares, routes, tra'n hcdulcs or
sievpmg car reservations, inquire of any ticket ajer.t of
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT.
Centra! Pa-r.sr Agat.
BASANTA SINGH
' Hindu Champion
VS.
R. W. HAND
, UnDcfeatcd Southern Oregon Champion
N6 PRELIMINAEIES
FINISH MATCH,
BEST TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS '
PAVILION ARENA
GOLD HILL, OREGON ,
Friday, June 10. 9 p. m, Sharp
SEATS ON SALE AT
Rosa & Ross, Central Point; Irwin' Cigar Store, Ashland;
Brown & Brown, Medford; M. D. Bowers, Gold Hill.
TICKET PRICES
$3.00, $2.00, $L00, $1.00, 50c
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All refuse tmir.dtately removed on
hort r.oticc. Yekiv vttt tn , t
.dence districts. Daily buslnc dii-trlct-
Phone SSI.
WOOD!
Ml klmN of wotxl nl riclil prlo-!"-tliy
mill hliHks. Ituy next winters
viimhI iioV vtlille It l eheap.
Medford Fuel Co.
I WHJTSk.TT A JKSMVca
C'ir. Vlr ud Tlilnl
Plionc oU-n