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MEDFORD frfATL TRIBUNE. MKDFOnD, OftEfi'oy. TUESDAY. MAY 1. W2P.
PXGE FTTB
iMIHLETICS WIN 6 ANOTHER DEMPSEY BILL ISAACS WINS PADELFORD HOPES
SHARKEY BAITERS
DELANEY !T0 IT;
STRAIGHT, ERRORS .SEEN IN QUICK1 SPRING HANDICAP TO GIVE B AYES
GOLF TOURNEY: BATTLE OF LIFE
In throwing Noland, who urrlved I
last year from Ihibinitie, Iowa, to i
make tiis I omi' fit Oregon. Hi Hi
men are in the IMi-puuud i lass a; -'
a iv fast ami clever.
ll.l.i: rUAXCIIi: Kranee, May body urn found fhiuliiu; in the lay.
, , ,, . i .i i I" !' absence of pUh.HptjiU a lid
I. (rH Mvstery surround the death . ', ... . -
other papers the authorities havu
nf an American woman, Mis. Wil-, uim,4. to locate hor Ami'fi-
II. -int SilHi-Huiil llo;g. 4L. win-'- rati iuMitiih,
QUICK KNOCKOU
T
(8y Associated Press) ' THICACO, 111., May 1. 'f Two
Cairicil aUmii on the crest of u heavy wciKht who can whip across
ix-Kme n-tnnhiK streak. Connl, "u't k knockout. Uh olther fist
and who can ' take it, have at
Mack's Philadelphia Athletics were lHM 1.t.8urrecUMl Promoter Jim Mill
entrenched in third place in the J Una' UUpe of finding another Jack
American league today. j Dempaey.
Kube Walberg. one-half of ttu
li, NBW -YOI1K, May 1. iflV-The
i i sturm of the old .luck Siuukey,
j, f u r 1 o n s youngster, who one--
ls! ; : nuirhed ins way to the very door
, i-f the heavyweight throne room.
f( ha swept again through Madison on fjrst ,,i,u.e by giving the He
rt- Square Garden. Like a tornado tors their seventh straight defeat at
k? -tin human form the. i-airulniiM uoh i Washington, S to 4.
swept out of his corner last night
n; 'and crushed Jack Delaney as if
"the Mridgeport wnrrior, himself
"i- u disappointed title eon tender,
lVL . epitomized the humiliation and
heart break of defeats that had
befallen Sharkey since Jack Demp
Astounding lU.Oou boxing funs
The annual Hogue valley handi
cap B'tir tournament was complet
ed yesterday afternoon and wa
won by W. I', i.aacs with a gross
of 37 and a net score of JTI for
holes, witli second place taken
by o. u. limner with a net of
Third and fourth places were tied
at net L'SU by II. Seheffel and L.
ltuekeye and ltrown wore pound-1 cago. Gone Tunney's erstwhilo
ed for 14 hits as the St. Louis sparring partner, into HUbmlsslon.
Indians at i Alter catching a flurry of slash-1
fiiR rights that would floor manv
Bey knocked him out lust summer. , 8nortat0I nit safey in XR i3ih con-
jiwy one iiniitiiu ami iiiuiveii upcutlVO
f. seconds of the first round was
v- the dulled rapier of t;ie north
ei uble to lust before
de crushing drive. Almost befor
the echoes of the opening gng
lli had died, a volley of short hooks
to the head .dropped Delnney,
badly hurt, to one knee. ;
S Snarling, bitter, tigerish in his.
j ferocity, Sharkey leaped into his
j wobbly foe, felling him with a
? lr'iping right to the head. Then
' ; ""Delaney writhed on the canvas.;
i ii f led himself to his knees and
''vL' Wkyctl finally to his feet, Shar-,
' hey waited, right hand poised.
'.Ku 11 on the chin
fieient to fell nil ox, the rampag
'ti' s sailor ripped his right up-1
J y.i liereut, flush into Delaney's twlst-
t ' ' ed features as the trembling
' French-Canadian, eyes closed, head
buried in his chest, stunrblcd fort ,
' ward.
. '' No fighter could havu risen
-from that final blow.
Uown in the resin dust, blood
trickling from hiH mouth and I
car, lieluney toppled like a tall.j
statuesiiue tree of his northern
forests, cut off at the base. The
force of the blow jutted his red j
mouthpiece half out between his i
vt i
and Wnlberir. held the Ked SoX to thewo imnehnrH. Ottn Pornt nf Wir
six hits and fanned a half dozen. wuy and Les Marrinor of the I ni-1 Cll' 'K'nt1i l t . . .
In the Athletics' 4 to J victory yes-1 versity of Illinois, knocked out their', .'T',-
tcday. lopponents in less than one round is ' . .l' J; -'minens who
The YankeoH rotaineil their luiM AU,.n ,.lf.i,. v,, p,nt'u k : m:llU' b 1 "llh 11 handleai ut and
tint was the iM'.t-puimd Indian giuiit., ,. V ! . t ,i
"Tiny" Roebuck, while Marriner , Vy I" V k ulUl " vorv
successful one ever held on the
Hog ue valley links and drew UiJ
entries, all of whom took an in-
.. ii. I v. .:,,, n,,; imi rem in meir niau'iies.
man" dove into Roebuck, planting
a series of smashing rights and
lefts that crashed the giant(to the'
canvas. It took just two minutes;
and seven seconds to do it, a!-,
though, be was outweighed til It-1 j
pounds- . i
Tho Marriner-Willlams set-to 1
Htnrted and ended in much the same I
manner. Marriner caught a few '
hard punchoH and then dove into I
his opponent with unabated fury, 1
nailing him to the floor 30 seconds I
utter the first round atartud.
liamn, a shifty fighter of the Tun
ney tyiie, was badly beaten and
' Urowns trounced tlie
! Cleveland, 10 to 3.
1 Detroit suffered u 10 to 6 heat
ing at Chicago as the White Sox
hammered four Tiger pitchers for
, 14 hits. Mill Cfssell, costly Sox
game.
iirooklyn found its grip on first
place In the National league shaved
"n'V ! to half a game as the New York
Giants buried the Rollins under u
14 to 4 score at the J'olo grounds.
Seven Cardinal errors enabled
the Cincinnati Heds to beat St.
Louis, ti to 4, ut the Mound City.
Sparky Adams' single in the
eighth gave the lJittshurg Pirates
one run and an X to " verdict over
the Chicago Cubs.
Kiki Cuylcr was tho star of the
Cubs' attack and defense.
The Host on 1 leaves scored In
f..ll l.l,.!,,!. ..v,...i.t tVl flflll ill
with i power suf- .oucnt. Ull, QUllk01.H ,lt Phila
delphia. 13 to 0. '
I';
DENIED SUPPORT
;t 7 h
;t;t:i
",r "A" " . i :., V ... Carpenter II 4 -J
ed tlin 11th knockout in 1 starlH
Ties which occurred in the tourna
ment Will be played off at 1 -S holes
medal play with full handicap. The
winner will take the lop position
anil the loser the fnlluwing place.
Tomorrow is Ladies' Day at the
links with the ball sweepstakes,
starting off the spring eclectic
tourney, which will be played
during the months of May and i
June.
The scores of the handicap tour- 1
nameiit are as follows: I
Net :
274
Ls:i
r-
(J.
111.
1''. Isaacs -O.
Uorni'l
Schcflcl ...
IMcp.
I I
1'at Pailcll'nrol, local Liripouiul
l)ocr. is expected to make tho best
hovviin of hl I'lKhtini; cavet'i
when he liKhia next Friday nlKht
ai i!c llilanly hall pavilion aKainsi
I'lill Hayes, wily Salem fi.ihtcr.
i who has lieea liavinit saccessful
i niaiihes since his recent return .
I front a lour of Australia. A sne
' i ial event, it finish wrestling match,
i will piccede the flulit ami will tea-1
ture Stanley KodKcrs, the hone-
i-riisl Iiik l.itliuittuian of Medl'onl,
I with Don N'oIhihI of MarshflehL
I'aileluu'd has lieen wtu'lilu out
dailv for Friday's match ami he
is leporiod to hp in hotter form
than he was when he MitKhl hero
two years aito. I'adelforil Is exoit-
i It:-; every effort to win, inasmuch
as he has math? his permanent '
, home In this city and that he is
1 enMaed In the restaurant husiuess
"t tl:e end of North Central ave
' nae. whei-o he opened his lahlish
1 tU''Ut ti short time ao.
1 Hayes arrived in Mcdford yes
I 'erday anil Is tialnlni; liard for the
i I'adlcford hattlu In th ehope that
ho wlil win hy a knockout. Dayes
is a Portland headline! and is said
to ho ono or tho apeedlost hoxers
in the northwest.
In the special event KodKers ex
pects to find conslderahle trophic I
You Want What You Want
When You Want It
And This Is the Place to Get
Building Material Promptly
Good Quality Fair Prices
Medford Lumber Co.
Phone C29 J. H. Cooley North Fir St.
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111
II
J. Jerome ;l;i&
tor tho Illinois student since ho
ill.
joined tho professional ranks. Only j v'
one filthier haH hold him to a (In- i j '
cislon and that man later wack Ij"'
knocked out by .Marriner, who(;
shifts like a liKhtwolKht and Bocks'
Ilka a pllo driver. 'y
Mullen was scutrylni; nliout to- L.'
day with contracts for hls-ter and ''
hetler fights lor tho new sensu-tions.
dales
it. Wood.
Heck man
1'. Wilcox..
F. Heath....
.1. Senmn..
S. Smith ...
W. Miles ...
t. t'oi uni..
.'1 7 X
a i.i
34 7
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3 HI
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17
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SEW VOItK, May 1. M'l Wesl-
ern coaches will receive no support!
Ill their campalKH against the Ama
teur union from the Association of
Id I'ummirms. Portland challi llKer
Frack Coaches of America, j for the amateur three-cushion hil-
Dlsiit-untled over the makeup of nurd championship of Oreaon, took
Jthe coachlni.' staff of the A merlcan j the lead aKalnst Milo Condon, Port-
l.llll, Wilt ,,.-.-.11-111 UHLI, OHIO nillllll'K'Hi II" II-- Ulfl "J
wlnnlni." the' first block or the l.itl
polnt match for the title by a
score of .la to 3X. CunnoiUKs' blah
ttlymiilc
couches' association with member
ship ill the midwest, south and Pa
cll'ic coast voted Informally last
Hps, a Ki'oteseiue picture as IX-
4 m , .. ' College
(. to regain control ot his muscles
and number brain.
:. Above the fallen flBhter, now
still as the referee finished the
count of ten, Sharkey snarled,
' ' ,,' ,.. . week to withdraw its support from
up feellm; .-ollinK down is '
cheeks. As the crowd of Ki.oOO;
; ... , , 1,,, ..ft,.,. 1 the western coaches adopted reso-
' roared Its acclaim of him attei ....
: almost a year of booes and hisses. I '"'"' ."'"f '""K A'"""-,"r
Kharkev turned his face defiantly i Athletic federa.lo n to rcpudlale Its
., to the,,,, the wetness still on I,1h '" ,mxm Ihi- A. A. I.
cheeks aH a cuntr,'"nK body In American
! colleges and universities them-
; selves
Asked for comment on this lc-
career as a Heavy v-'eig in
la ney was little more than j
Hght-heuvy weight las; night, con
ceding' 14 pounds ;U Sharkey
who scaled 1 ! H.
SPORT BRIEFS
i :
POllTI.AND
.P)
EOR GAME SUNDAY
SWITH 'DfJVID' TEAM
I
Delaney never- struck
In his own defense.
The disastrous defeat ended De
I mouth, president of the Association
; of Track Coaches of America, said
the members of his organ izat ion
had made no complaint over the
! Amateur Athletic union personnel,
i "Our organization can do noth
j fng inasmuch as its members could
I not very well recommend them
I selves."
YANKEE CRUISERS
OFF NICARAGUA I Figl"' Last Night
The Medford Merchants, the lo
cal liard hittin.'i baseball nine which
run was seven and he went out In defeated the Dunsmuir, Cal., nine
03 Innings. i; t in a practice game last Sunday,
The match was under the aus 'litis begun hard practice for its
pices of the Amateur Milliard asso-: first real game of the season next
ciation of America. I Sunday at the county fair grounds
'diamond with the House of David
I'AItlH, May 1 . (A ) A 11 baseball team, which this seaMon
which Helen Wills caught i" , lhim fur h(1 W()1 S5 pui, tx.nt of
coming ui r.uiope im Rs KailieS.
into nroncunis ana sue nns i-u
! (I'.y the Associated Press.)
j XI- W VOltK. .lack Sharkev.
1TKUTO CAMKZAS. Nicaragua. , ,.sin( knoek-d out Jack Delaney,
May L (i Determination l'i Kridgcport. Conn., f 1 J - Jackie
Amerii-ati authorities to prevent . svrneiise. N. Y otiti.oint.xl
Sammy Vogel, New York. (). J.ad-
n ny raid by rebels upon the east
roast of Nicaragua was seen today
in the arrival ut the cruisers Cleve
land and Galveston with detach
ments of American marines.
The Cleveland and Portland later
proceeded north while the Galves
ton and Denver remained. This:
reassured those who have been
fearful that General Augustino
Sandino won hi suddenly descend
upon Puerto Cabezas. There have
lieen mmeations. However, mat i
Sandinos raiding activities are over
for the time being since there are
persistent, rumors that he has been
111 for some time at a small planta
tion northeast of Matagalpa.
ordered to bed for a complete
rest of several days.
Acting on the advice of her
doctor, she cancelled tennis
matches she was to play In Mer
lin on Thursday and Friday.
The California girl has no fever
and had a S'd sleep last night.
Her doctor told her. however,
that in this climate, which is ex
tremely changeable, that she
would nave to ne very cuieiu. "' "ibaHO hits and I
therefore site was remaining jo
her hotel room today.
CHALLENGE BRITON
TO PLAY SMITH::
-il'i on
MacDon
die Lee, Most on. and I tarry Kb
betts, Kreeport, Long Island, drew.
(X). Germany Heller. Jersey City,
beat Carl Carter. New York. ( H ) .
CHICAGO. OLto I'orat, Nor
way, knocked out Tiny Uoelnick,
Kansas City (1). Less Mariner,
Cnlversity nf Illinois, knocked out
Jackie Williams, Chicago. (7). Taf
fy Griffiths. Sioux City. la., de
feated chief Jack Klkhaii. Suit
City. (ti). Mike. Maude!!, St.
Paul, boat Art Malay. Chicago (iL
Larry Johnson. San Diego, won
over Dave Thronton. Chicago, (4).
Tub Corliett, Sacramento, Cal., audi
Tim U'Keefe. Chit ago, drew. (4). I
Tony Stabcnau. Muffalo, N. V.,
knocked out Jeff Carroll, Miloxi,
Miss. CM.
NKWAKK. N. Y. Jimmy Slal
tery, Muffalo. N." Y.. outpointed
lony Marullo, New Orleans. (Ml).
Sekyra, Dayton. won on a
technical knockout over King Sol
omon, (hi. Harold Mays. May
onne, beat Harold Schaaf. Klfza
beth. N. .1.. 1 101.
PHILADKLPHIA. Jack Gioi-h.
Salem. N. J.. technically knocked
lifornia. (3
PORTLAND. Ore., May 1 (I'l
Nell Christian professional at Wav
erly Country club, won the profes
sional championship of Oregon by
defeating John Junor, Portland
club pro, yesterday, fi tnd I. Chris
tian will meet the Washington stale
prof -ssional champion for the Pa
cific. Northwest title, and the win
ner of that match will play the
California titleholder for the Pa
cific coast championship.
The 1 louse of David nine is a ,
high-powered organization and this
year defeated the Los Angeles club
of the Pacific Coast league by
one-sided score, giving Medl'onl ami
southern Oregon baseball fans the
assurance of seeing a Vast game
Sunday. The teams record tor
1 !HMi reveals that it played I :U
games, was at bat 4 GSi; tunes, made
117 hits, tallied Wl runs, renin-
teted :i!0 two-base 1 its, fS iliree-
home runs. The
teai during lltliG had a battln av
crime of ,;ttt4.
The member's of the local team
are all in good physical condilion,
which was largely aided through
the eifoiis of the ieatn trainer, Dr.
10 nun el Carpenter, who donated
his services for tho benefit, of the
eiuii. I lie tpictor has thrown open
his office In the Medford building
to uuy of the players who need his
services.
Major League Leaders
', , I.,,.- ' .! "" H.ilph Smith. CmII
l.ikeull, Kolr and HAKursill-IKJ. ,.
Great Neck. Long.. ,., . .
Ni:W YOIIK. May 1
behalf of Its crack pro,
aid Smith, the
country club of
Island. has challenged Archie
Compston. long driving Mritisher.
to a 72-hole exhibition match.
The match should it he '- The steamer Hobert K
ceptea ny Compston. would of
jiiayed in tins country altei point on March J. was floated to
Compston arrivrs. this summer in day and taken In tow for Moston
l'"t of Konip AmericaTi l.tiirels. lin be pin cod (n drvdnck
(My the Associated Press.)
Including games of April 30;
National.
Matting Krisch. Cardinals, .4 I'D.
Uuns Krisch, Cardinals, 1 1.
Huns batted in -Mlssoiiette. I lob
Ins: Krisch, Cardinals, 1 4.
Hits Doulhit, Cardin-ils, '-'0.
Doubles Drown, Mraves, 7.
Triples L. W finer Pirates, 4.
Homers KisHonnetto, ltoblns. 1.
Stolen bases Krisch. Cardinals. Z.
American.
Matting Kres. Urliwns. ML
Huns Mansh, Drowns; Until, Yan
kees. H.
Uuns batted in Mensel, Yunks, IS.
Hits J. Sewcll. Indians; Gehrin
ger. Tigers. 2C.
MANN'S
EIGHTH ANNUAL
SHIRT SALE
BEGINS '
Next SATURDAY
Dmililfft Mensel V.'inkee.i X.
1 Triples Iteuao. IteU Sox. 4.
HattllOL' ' Homers riauser. Athletics: Itlloth.
I.evlliski. I'htl:i,l..i.hhi won ..vei-! alks, 4.
Clem Johnson, lienver, (S). Stolon buses .Me.Veely. Urowns:
SchanK. Urowns. 4.
I'l.VMIll TII. Moss.. Mav 1. ifl'i ! n -
l.ee. which
went on the rocks off .Mannmot I
AiiUSoHntUi .
In Ihm ynot-uam
w
TSINAN FALLS TO
F
ALLEN'S FOOTEASE
The Antlwntie, Ilpnlln? Powder for
tired, swollen, imoirtliiK. swwitlttn
feet. It takes thfl friction from the
shoe, provntH blisters nnd ore Fpoti
and takes the itinif out of corns nud
hnnions. Alwavn use Allen Foot-KM
for Dancing and to Brefik In New
tboes. Sold everywhere.
In ai Pinch. U AUea's Foot Ram
targe
invincible
Size (Fou
u-rapptd.. T0KVO Muv ,.(A
nfflco din oat rh tod.1V Mid
the nationalist ( o r c e i enft red
Tsinnn. apital of Shantung at
.. thin morning. The city
was evaruate d by the northern
i genTals iHtp last night.
' The northern forces are re-
treating to Tehehow, 60 miles.
j north of Tainan.
! C'hlnpce Bendarmen nnd pollre
y . . . " . . . .. i
out thi city during the night. j
The Japanese foreign office ,
siai d today that the Chinei-e na
lionallttt authoTltlea n.reed to
permit Japanese troc.- recently I
landed nt Tuinnlno to protfet Jap-1
aneae lntireniM in shantung, to g
i:
-Jr.
needs no "dope"
Rosen
5c to $
!
berg's -.Inc.
1 Store
, Grand Opening
SATURDAY, MAY 5th
Store Opens 10 A.
i
We cordially invite you to inspect Medford's newest
store the store that is different with a complete
stock of fresh and latest merchandise, containing all
the staple lines such as hosiery, lingerie, hardware
electrical goods, candy, etc., as well as many novelties
and directly foreign imported items.
We hope you will shop here often in full confidence that
you will get maximum values. These values we are of
fering are made possible only by the tremendous buy
ing power of over twelve hundred high class cash buy
ing stores constituting this organization. Under such a
buying system savings are inevitable; these will be
passed along to you and quickly recognized by thrifty
buyers.
We are proud to say that Rosenberg's, Inc., 5c to $1.00
store is a Medford owned and operated enterprise en
joying a buying power equivalent to that of the strong
est chain.
David H. Rosenberg
Harry H. Rosenberg
Richard H. Wilson, Manager
"Medford's Own Store"
Ihc Dfti Wfmm.f Co., .tut.f -CtM.b J 1M
MEQFQRD TOBACCO (IQ,
I by rail to Tsin,0.
fnop mi toMMNY 9 AinroA