Medford mail tribune., July 21, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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FLEEING EUREKA
BANDIT IS STiLL
POLICE'
E
rorrrr.A.vr). ore.. July 21.
Search fur William Herder, 2 6. In
connection with the Willow Creek.
Calif., post of fb-e. robhrey ami kill
inn of a deputy sheriff, .shifted to
Washington today when luforma-
tion was 1 el veil from Cohbn-
dah that n man MomerltiK Herd
ers' description hud been seen near
there yesterday. ,
uiioi-irr Miit'lKiiVt vi:i udvised bv
tolephone today that Herder Xvasf1
recounted hy a MmKaiK. r,n nami ; s(.(, ..i,,.,. wh applauded hi
& Seattle railway twin bite yes- 1 W((.k (,(ispit)) niM lnteur mnmt
terday on an enMtbound train, floi- ; ,nK .;,tdle Jieiiimer. Idol of the
dendale officers Maid the aKent wan ; ,,,.,! younKHierN. also worked out,
positive of hlH identification.' ;nml declared last evening he Ik
Local officers were In touch with I rMy prepared for any of Hitter
railroad agents, and all trninK newly developed wresillnK trickn.
nlonK the line to Spokane were be- ,iirm'!nl mainly by ihis match.
Iny watched. !the ticket Hale lo bovw under Hi In
Police and sheriff's deputies for ( the heaviest no far of any match
3 liotirw have maintained a dnic- staged here, k v i n k I'eminer tin
net around Portland, and many of . assurance of good support,
the officers expressed the opinion Muhainnied and luicarent, in
that I b riler was Htill hid i ok in i t heir main event match, are ex
I'ort laud. pected to mix it plenty, and fans
l-'rcoueni telephone tips have (are wondering if the Turk'n iuick
I n run down by of fi cih, and j
three ;uads of armed motorcycle ,
policemen were read to act
promptly o nnny elm- that inlnoi i
develop. ;
Herdcr'H mother. Interviewed
late yeMier.lfiy at her home, denied
liuvlnir wen her huh last Saturday
at n berry field on the Itascliae
road just tin 1 side of Port laud, as i
hail been reported to polict
Officers said they hda definite
t..r..itn.ilh... Ih .. Herder wim ufHi
in Portland Saturday and Sunday
of last week and Monday and Wed
nesday of lilts week.
A deputy sheriff and one mem
ber of the bandit trio. Joseph W.
Itislmp. were killed in (be nun bat
tle following the holdup. Peter
Htroff. second member of the trio,
was captured al a farmhouse near
1he scene of I he holdup, neveral
days after ibe robbery.
. . Siroff and Hishop were also of
I'orilaiid. The three had prison
records. Klroff's confession lm-
plicated Herder.
PAID BY U. S. TO
MEXICAN FLYERI
T.ARKDO, Texas, July 21.-
-A
,,(,. ,, ...i,
The ceremony marked the end
nf one of the most iuaKlfli'ent
demonstrations of Hvmimihv md
Uvlvf this eountry has ever made
for1 the body of a noted foreigner.
Captain Carrnnza crashed jn New
Jersey n week ago while reluming
to Mexico after paying this eountry-
a return of the visit Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh made to
Mexico.
From the time Cananza's -body
was found by berry-pickers until
the climax at the bridge here, the
military Torres of the nation have
extended themselves to honor him.
The long train trip from New Jer
sey was aecomiuinied a large part
of the way by aerial
fields along the route.
soorts from
Many planes ;
dropped tiowers nn the train. At
San Antonio yesterday the second
army division and a squadron of
JHO nrmy planes honored the cort
ege. Moth sides of the river were
lined solidly with spectators as the;
guard of honor which accompanied j
the body from Washington, rein
forced by the eighth engineers j
from Mcl niosh. follow ed the gun
carriage upon which ihe body rest- 1
fd to the center of the Interna- j
tional bridge. Here, while 70 nrmy
airplanes circled above the river
and dropped flowers, taps were
pounded. I
The Mexican troops advanced j
from the south end i.f the bridge'
ojiiI the soldiers of the two nations
met as tin wkel uas removed to I
a caisson brought by the .Mexican
soldiers. The two bodies of troop i
then marched together to the rail
way depot in N'uevo Laredo on Ibe
Mexican side, where the casket was
placed on the coach that will lake
It In .Mexico Ctly.
LAST MAN CLUB
T
ST. VAI'I., .liny I .---MV- A gal
Innt trio of l ivll wjti veterans to
day again keeps faith witti their
rtepnrted rnmradex.
They are members of the Last
Man's t lub. lm nieil 41 y.-ai s nue
by 34 member of li ciitup.iny, H1-.1
Minnesota Volunteers, to meet each
year until only one remained, arid
that one to drink a toast to ihoM'
Who had died.
Three were here for the meeting
todayJohn F. tloff, sr., of St.
Jnl, secretary of the club; Peter
llall. 90, of A (water, Minn., and
Charles Lockwood, SL, of Cham
berlnln. K. I.
J'revloiiB galherlngH Iinve been
liHrt In Stillwater. Minn., where ihe
club wan organized, hue It whm de
rided to meet this year' nt Mr.
flnffi home here to imminence at
n dinner prepared by MrV "Sfm'l"
lildomer, widow of "Cnp'n" llboiin
er, eolor hener of company M ami
on of the charter member of the
plub.
hi ii7.il. Mexican air ace. wuh Riven 1 1 , ' ! "iinein. won nanued int-ee hirdb'i.
into the keepiUK of his peoide this' t"''1'1 wn,, nthl r ni'nil",M ,,r lh" ml one eale. .Mrs. Jones. Who
morning on the international bridge i1'"-1 famil-v WPri '""I'lfUcniN n hnt a Tit ,(I win Iht, n,edalist hon
here I1"' "i"H'-",'' '' Ut1!1 Klrl i ors and pnbablv the best round of
PROMISES 10 BE
A DRAWING CARD!
I Hull Montana, movie netnr and
wri'sili'f, and CeorKe DueanMit.
ltit.dan 1 "iiKh.-ifk. who will wrestle
iti the Arnmry .Mnday nit(hi with
flassitn Aluhainmcd, the Turk inut
1 art tat. an1 xp'clt;d to arrive in
Al e d f o r (1 today by m mor
from Los Ano p. M ti h a m-im-tt,
who wfiN expected yesterday,
, probably will nrrivc toilay also.
Hay Hitter, the IL'.O-pund fluid
1(111 Ktajiplfi-. wofked out last
niifht at the Armory be fori a Kood-
temper will k i him in bad, as II ;
did hint time lie appeared here'
wi estliiiK .lack Holler, the Herman
'i-p-mnd wrestler. who was f
knocked unconscious by a blow on
line neeK.
f The ventilation of the army has
! been improved, and wrestling fans
nre iiwmred of a cool evening
I hi' ma ten will no precoueu riy
short band concerf by t hi- new
-hand of the Katies' lodBi. which is
SionsoriIlK Hie
aid. and music be-
I ween events will He llll'llisneu ny ,
, lynce
chestra.
rvii:i ACTUKSS ir.i
fContinued from Pae One)
i-houhl wish my children, relatives
and frientls to obsi rve I hia when
I die."
A copy of these lines headed: j
"liaiue Kllcu Terry's Ijist Wish")
was posted in the villain church!
land il)
I
village institute today.
Sketch of UIV.
i Sarah liernhardt, who has been
(praised by some. In the same terms
which the French trnnedtenne ap-
piled to i :ib n I erry, nas cuiien
her HnKlish contemiiorary "the
Ki-eatrst actress tu the world. ,
Horn In Coventry. I-ebruary !.nient yesterday.
IMS, Klb-n Terry came from 'it I with her victory, the
family which had won no sman
a mount of renown on the
sIukc,
I and she bcan her own career be
at the nfce ot
-;ih at the Prin-
which she
later helped to make famous. In
'' pari oi .i:iiihiiius.
Queen Vlc-
; her "snusat;e curls" was tryiiiK hard ,
I oest, tier imn requireu
''" "he draw a small carl aboul
the stage.
"I tripped over the handle and
down I came mi my back." she has
sine e recalled. "A titter ran
through the house, and I felt that
my career as an actress was ruined
forever."
I '.u I hard work won her a pbice.
"Often," she said, "r-hearsals used
to last until :i or 4 o'clock in the
moinhvg. My poor little legs used
to ache, and sometimes I could
hardly keep my eyes open when I
was on the stage."
At 10 years of age she met Henry
Irving, with whose name hers was
r,M. years afterward linked in the
history of the Knglish stage.
As Puck In 'Midsummer Night's
Hream." she appeared on the slag-'
tbrnuuh a trandoor which shut so
onlckly Hint ihe chlbPs foot was
crushrd. With wonderful nlu.-k
she ken! her senses
"Finish the play,
double your salary,
whispered from III
Little Klb-n spoki
bar. and I'll
t he mauagcy
wiims,
her lines and
opened her
fanned. When she
eyes she saw a tall young man
anxiously leaning over her, assur liKTHolT Johnnv liisko of'
lug her that she would "get on." (Cleveland, defeated Johnny S.Uiies'
II was "a new actor of whom nojsionh Afrb-n nut pi,,,-,..,' i 'i,. .!.. !
i one seemed to know anything
erpt that his name was Henry Irv-
: lug "
j Ophelia In llamlet.
The greal success of Kllen Terry
j began In when nhe appeared
with Irviiii; as Ophelia to his llam
1 lei. Prom then on, until her f;n -
1 well 1 ihi r. II was a constant sue-
eesvien nf hislnoinc triumibs. She
! vva ne.nl a- well known to Aiiut-
I ii il II I lieji (. -r..irr:, t her fellow
I l ennti men. In her touts of the
I Cnitcd Slal.s she was erected lis a
j uileeii. . monster Jubilee w as i'i le
biaicd in honor of the half cen
lui of h.r eonneciiou with Ihe
! NtilLie in 1 '"Ml
I FHcn Tcrty became the friend of ;
f many of the greatest celebrities of
her Mine, no bnlim: Din-aclf, Clad-stoio-
iiml Tennyson. Autograph
hunters pui-meit her evei yw here.
t fust she w.lbngly suppltcl their
deiiuinds, Hut us Ibe deuiaiitl In
creased she charged a Mulling for
each sign:itur
and us
d Ibe
port
nion
v tine; g.ilned I
In a children! tiopiial
Once UllMl mnflonled bv mc
ican report. -ii, she e x c I a 1 m e d:
Vow be good lo me. all of yon.
for on w ill be speaking to au
American' I am a Icgulh reeni;
I 11 need Anieiiein cltien, bl,e yotir-
M'lvi'K. I am the w ire of James
jt'arew. a coed fellow and a eftlen
1 of i hlciigu.' ib v rust huMiand
j as (J -tie Fredeiirk W:it1. the
, Htilixh ailst. her second I'. A.
Wardell, ,in actor,
i "My titty ears on Ihe staue
seem tu some a
as n die jn." she
to have pnsi d
ltd. shm-ilv
fore her death.
'!i It Mot too hn1
Hun must kvp lit,. . r
nr.. l.. i fln,.,l t ,.n)y 1,. f 1
liml l.vl.-,l ,ri:.llon, t noiild harr,
Iu.,1 i v. ryl.o.ly i.orn otil, iin.l , :ir ninl Mm. Murk M.-vi'im. sho wan , "iin"lini.iil
hy yt-nr crmv oum:i-r, ftn.ilh ' In liii In rliM-k-iniitH county 'I'lt ' llrnciklyn -iuisk
ii;i in tin- Hm.H'.-ii.'i. of ho'lnti r nttonilocl lilth sc hool nnd Hit: i I'ltHinimli ..
("ll)" . fnlyorslly nf Oli'Kon lit KlIKOIll'. I l'lillnilfl.hi,i
. TILDEN MAY
BE REINSTATED,
OFFICIAL SAYS
I
I'AHIS; .July1.-''!. jBV-tnmuel II.'
'ollom, president yof the Cnitcd
Suites l(avfu Ti'iMiJ- fcwlatlon, ;
has reservvd the j;ijjhl to nominate
HIM Titden for tbeIiavis cui chal- '
lenue round despite the ineligibility j
ruling, and has so advised New ; .
York officials, according lo reliable '
sources. j The Weed baseball team, twice
I'ro-Tilden senllment anions the j defeated by the Medford Mer
tennis f;ms was displayed in an j chants in the seven-Name serie.-,
ovation accorded I'.ib l:il) when he ,,. (he championship of south
took to the stadium courts after (.ril ur'Koi. anu northern fall-'
the doubles match, heating Jacques i fornla. comes tu town tomorrow
HriiKnon, French Davis cup player, I for lh(l lnlM itt,P primed and
-l. x-ti. in two exhibition nets in ' .ttruil for victory, and eonsid
siKir klliiK eontrast lo the previous ! erably peeved about the outcome,
play of the last two day. , Ui date. There will be Tour new
"I must keep in condition. I n m I in lillo.un. Ti.,.v
ready for any developments, ood
or bud," Tilden remarked .smilingly
prior to the exhibition, when asked i
about his chances of playiiiK '
UKainst the Kreni'h next week. j
ft IK Hill then ptoeeeded in thrill j
the nailery with his full battery of
du'zliriK strokes.- clearly demon- j
siratliiK lnw much strength would:
be added to American eh:iltem;e
round hopes by t he fashion in j
which he 0111-drovc ami out -cuess- I
I Hi UKtion. I
111 (he seeond Hi-t Tildell slack
ened when leaditiK. four aiiic t j
two, and they fought on even ferm !
until the vMiieticati apparently, de
cided he had had enough and
rushed throiiKh the last two sanies,
NnishliiL' with a service ace.
CAN KEEP TITLE CUP
cillCAdo, July 4,
ibe third slraijiht year,
t;iiiia Van Wie Is the
-Ken-.Miss
Vir
i'ha in piitn
woman uoli'rr of Chicago.
Shooting a remarkable unme
over the souy fairways of ibe dif
ficule number one -nurse at the
oiyinp'a -'ied
Country club, .Miss
VanU'le easily defeated her. rival,
Mrs: Melvln Jones. i and 4, In the
js-hole final of the
city lourna-
eond In
three years i'er .Mrs.
Joius In the
Htuils of the event, went licrmam-nt
possession of the city troihy. .Mrs.
Jones, who has won the idle four
times. Is the possessor of the first
trophy.
On the tee, fairway and yreen.
Mrs. Jones was no mutch for her
Kf lVl.r slo, 1(V-( wom.,n im
cbainpionship course, was abb- to
win bin one hole from Miss Van
We ihe MO-yard tenlh.
U S. A. GETS THIRD IN
: FIRST OLYMPIC TEST
OCKKXliritCM, Holland, July
1 .-Lieutenant Sidney., p, Hinds,
('tilted Stales, won third price yes
lenlay In the Individual conlest for
pistol shooting. He hud Mil points
out of ti possible lino. Antonio Mar
tins. Portugal, was first with f:'0,
und F. Zulaof, Switzerland, second,
with r.17.
At the inlernatloiuil rifle mutcho
opening July teams from the i
l aited Slates,
, Italy.
Itelglum. Finland.. I
The Netherlands,
Norway
Sweden, Swiuerlnnll'land
( z,'r," Slovakia will part it-
icipMi'e.
Fights Last Night
I (10).
Helgltim, technically knocked on;
Tom Siiuii es. Soul h A fricu, t .".
Tom Sayres. Detroit, defeated Fo;
et HawK, Oetroii ni L Kd Kline
Toledo, knocked out I laugan las
vin. Tin key (It.
Oill'AOO-Ioey Medlll. (hi
' ago, out) "do led Mike I nindee.
Hock Nl.iud. 111.. ( tat. William
(Young ) SI ti hit 1114. Miii'iiM. ( ;;i .
won ft out Tom Kii by. Hoston
(HO. puss Whalen. Chicago, Won
over Jack Kane, l 'h lea go l I 0)
Hcorgc Kerw In. Cbb ago, knocked
oiti Hay I tow en. Washington. I
('.. 1 1 ) Kibtle Halbitiu. Chicago
defeated Tut Seymour. New tr
leans t
.1.
NKW yh;k
a S I'lni ai t.
New' York won on a t'oi
Frisco 1 it ande, lint lam ( 1 1
OHANU 1SLANIV N b.
Y oung"
Puher,
leehi.i.
Jack
Hutu
at km.
Stanlev
cored
Sailor'
Passing of the
Early Pioneer
...
POUTLANI). (Ire.. Juv :'.
Mies Nellie Slovens. ti;i, p;ltu l
Dill of I ho Sit ton Heboid di-nuii.nl
dead at the home of hfcr hintlur,
Karl C. Stevens, enrlv todav. w bile
at the telephone to rati aid.
Miss Steven ws county Miiper
hnemh Ht
of m-hoills of 'liloti 1
nuiiity fimii 1S!U to 1MS. Sho
tilliuhl lit ttio Nlnli. A irimit m. I.i.,l '
, ,.!. t)n. , ,. Bt ()r).So,, :
,.,. (,,, rlnll. . In IWllnml. o
liiiunhtiT nt ol it liuri'ntn. Mr..
A LARGE
I an plawTH secured from Duns-,
j muil'. The arne will be called
at 2: SO at the fairgrounds.
i;if llest will pitch for Med-foi-d.
and the visitors will alter
nate between )esehf;er and 1-a ti
ller. Moih these hurlcrs have been
a ble in t he past to tame the
.Merchants for five or six inniiiKs,
and then (he firework; started
The stiatey loinorrow is to start
wh h Oesehncr, and when he be
ciits in 4-rumble, rush l-'iuder to
I he- rescue. ".
, Manager Court Hall is elated
over",! he showlm; of his team, and
I thinks as much of
the outfil as
, ,M s nis "" h
.Issued a challenge
, and has j
a ny btish
j league team in the state to come
jlteie and be defeated.
j The team, itself. Is in ood !
j hapc, hittiiiK and fieUlini; well, '
land has much of the manager's!
self-confidenci .
The name tomorrow haw been:
advertised in
II -oiillii-rn "r'KOn
and northern I'alllorn'n towns-.
and one nf tjie largest crowds of
Ihe M-aMUl is I Xpccted.
Local interest in I hp Tuniu v
flei my championship bout next
Thurnlay at New York City irf
beKlnniitK to sei'the. and while
Tunney is the favorite unions the
valley fans. Heenev has plenty
of supporters, a nmnd-by-round. ;
blow-by-blow report of the fisht !
will be broadcast by The Mail ;
Tribune, from its office on North .
Kir street, and also over station
KMKI).
The flKht is scheduled to start
about 1 0 o'cl
or about ( o
k, New York time.
lock .Medford time
The report of the preliminaries,
i he arrival of celebrities, and
other cobuful evenis of the fight
will
dart ;.bout
.lock, local
! time.
ltomeo llagen. oneo the leading
welterweight pugilist of the Pa
cific coast, and considered of
championship calibre, passed thru
the city today, en route to he
did iiot know where. About this
time every year. Honu-o pays a
visit, passes the time of day, and
pmcecds. .
In the heyday of his rnreer.
Honico was n crowd pleaser. and
a crowd drawer, and he always
U1,vp a
hectic battle, ami the
money rolled into the box office,
as lib. name was n magnet. He
is now afoot.
1 la gen is welt known locally.
He appeared on local boxing cards
a couple of times. In preliminaries,
and while his wind lasted, pro
vided thrills.
Major League Leaders
i'i lly the Associated Presl
Including games ef July I'i);
National
Halting- Hornsby, llrav.
.:ins.
Huns' Holtomley. Cards. v
Hits Douthll, Cards. IJ.
Huns batted In P.ottoinby.
Cards. 7:1.
Ooiitdes- Holtomley. Cards, HI.
Triples- Hottomley. Cards. I L
Homers - Wilson. Cubs,
Stolen bases Frlseh. I 'ai ds. I It,
Pitching- Pent on, Hants, won
IT., losl A.
American
Hatting (ioslln. Senators, .Ji'S.
Iliinx- limb. Yanks, Uh
Huns halted In --Hnth. Yanks. JiS.
lilts - .Manush. Hrowns. i:s.
Houbb-s - Flagstead. Ueil Sox. n:'.
Triples Harnes. Senators. 13.
Homers - Utllll. Yanks, 3S.
Stolen liases .Mostil. While Sox,
Piiehlnu - Hoyt. Yanks, won 1
Baseball Standings
1 Adierlcnn.
New Wrk
Philadelphia
St. Louis
;. 1
4T
11
an
1 , hk'"Kn
!
':i?hlnc:lin
llnston
IVlnMI
4i
1..
a;
3 1
.in
hi
St. l.nuix
.w Yolk
t' til 1-11 l-o
PHILLIES OROP TUNNEY INSISTS AMERICANS WIN
, (Hy the . Assf) inted Hress)
When It conus to losing streaks.
Hurt Shotton's futile Phils can kIvo
any team in the Nut tonal league,
iiu-ludiiif,' the Hoston liraves, ncse
and spades and still have bettor
than an even chance of victory.
No other club In the circuit has
developed to such a decree the dif
ficult art of kicking la way bal
nies.
When the Quakers bowed to the
Cardinals at St. Louis yesterday,
a to 4. It marked their twelfth
eonseciillve defeat, efjjht of them,
including the last three, by one
run.
Old fl rover Cleveland Alexander
stood the Phils on their heads for
einht innings in yr-steruay's battle,
alhm'inx only one hit In that time.
Hut the (..makers knocked the vet
eran out of the box in the ninth policy.
inning with a four-run , rally that ' What nod would a half-mil
Just failed to tie the score, Andy'ijml M. to me if 1 was killed?'
HiKh, Cy Williams and (leore
Harper hit home-runs, it lieinn the
j la tier's thirteenth of the season.
Six allies to the rear of the
leaders, the New York f Hants mov
ed into seconU place by inking over
I he Chicauo Cubs. 4 to .'1. the clan
Mcflraw scoriun three ruu in the
last two inuinqs when Pat M a lone,
former American association strike
out kint;. weakened.
Hi d l.ucas made
the
Itravcs
Jnm1 thrnuish hoops all aftornonn
as thi- Cincinnati Reds evened the
series, t to 3. and moved to within
a raiue of Ihe third-place nbs.
The Piiisbureh Pirates tool; It
on lip chin aaiu at the hands of
of ihe I irooklyn HodKers, S to 7,
in a wild, fn e-liiitinj name. Six
pitchers saw service and only Wat-
ofi l 'lull;, the third and last iCobin
twirler. was effective. ,
The Philadelphia Athletics may
not be able lo make much of an
inipr,,f,;dnn on the lead the New
Vork Yankees have amassed in
UV American league, but at least
they've demonstrated their ability'
to stave off the bid of any rival
club for second place. The third-
place St. Louis Hrovns came to
1'hiladelphla on Thursday within
Jt rf kin disianco of the runner-up
post , but the A's veat Mem in
both ends of a double-header, with
Walberg and Hommel pitching gilt
itgcd ball. Oeorge Knrnshaw took
'his turn yesterday,
I Prawns three ycattei
allowed the
1 singles and
fa lined 10 men as the A's made It
three in a row, 4 to a.
Washington ra Hied In the late
innings to defeat Detroit, 7 to I. ;
after Sorroll. starting Tiger hurler. :
had forced home the tying runs in.
the fifth. The Senators pounded
Kin in Vangllder .Sorrel l's would-
be rescuer, for the winning runs 'lJ
In the sixth and seventh.
BEAVERS KEEP UP
LOSING STREAK
,
s, 1
1 .
lly the Associated Press.)
Oakland cinched their ser
winning
from Portland, ;t to
P.aechl pitched good hall for the
Heavers, allowing only six hits, but the critical eyes of Jack Iemp''y
as they were hunched In two in- nd Tex liickard. On Monday he
nings the Oaks tallied enough runs will bring his boxing to n close,
to win. Hoehler allow t'd ihe Heav- - night work on the punching bags,
ers eight hits but kept them well rope skipping and shadow boxing
scattered. The battries: Hoehler ; wi II constitute the day's work for
ami Head; Haecht, Ponder and the challenger on Tuesday. There
Hego. . will be no work at all on Wednes-
Sacrami nto continued Its win- ' day, except perhaps, a long walk '
nlng streak and shut out Seattle. ! jn the cool of the early morning.
I to 11. to cinch the scries. The1 Dcmpsey as a visitor will he in
Senators made three of their runs a strange role. Hcfore he was
In the first inning through French's ' eha mpion he never bothered with'
single, Monroe's triple, a pass to watching what other fighters were
Sheeley and 1 lofftnau's single. The J doing, until he traded punches
final run was made in the fourth j in the ting with them,
on hits by Hoffman and MeLaugh; As heavyweight ehnmplon, be
tin and a double by French. Tlv-' never considered wa timing . hi
batteries: Keating and Severeid : . ha llengers In training and for
Cob- and Schmidt. the last nine years he h:is ap-
The ScjHs turned on 1 1 oily wood pea red In every heav;. weight tub'
after losing three in a low. and bout.
smothered the Stars, 11' to L V'verr lictnpsey has 110 Idea of box
San Francisco player except Phytic inn with lleepey. but may Imparl
hit safely at least once. The but- some important Information to
terles: Heuther and Sprinz; Fill- 'he challenger. Through his two
lerton, Hulvey and Agnew. meetings with the present eha 111-
The Missions took another from ohm, Oempsey Is in a position to
Los Angeles, ii to 3. The Pells got tell what he knows of Tunney
the jump, scoring one run in the ,
initial frame. They kept their lead
throughout and the final result way
never In doubt. The bat tori, . :
llotling and Haldwiu; Cunnlimliiwi:
and I Eanuah.
A GOOD FIST FIGHT
rllirAC.O. July :i. iJ'i An ,nl
yiM'tlsi'it rt'sllinu niatt'h tilrin-.t In
to 11 flft fUht rtlL-hl whin
tvt. .lohnny Mfyorit. former mtiltllr
,iJ!l , in'khl rh;liniinn. losl 11 ilit-ljon
. t! 1 1 7 to Knrl I'ojt-llo. tlw Turkish stroni;
..Mii mnn.
,4i'. .Moyors iIiom' to fishl I iil -;cl of
.4:1 cvrostro. Ho trui-k Poji'llo t If
4L'T ' im1 hit liffoi'.-o Thirty In : I !'--
'ntirniM. The- mat.-h v.ii. stoptifti.
" . to In.- mai"."th,' i.s'",,.! fan. cnm .i
ivt. ..i nronn.i u, mii ft.t, is.-
'ZTv'vn of ,hA
r.; .Illinois I.oxine commission niP
,:,ti7 nounct-il Mtcrs" imrsc wnuhl hp
...jr. AiiQ'i'lil, im.l the x-mlttillfKfiBhi
:;;;:,''8'',nn',,'',',c,,"'','m,''', for
ON FLYING TON.
YORK FOR FIGHT
SPHCCI.ATOH. X. Y.. July 21.
iA I'nlesx Tex ljieljard's uttor-
neys ran outwit, the-1 champion's
leKul ndvisei. .tiene .yunm-y
Will
niako the uilip to .v ) urn
July SO fur lli ' limit with Tnnii
Ili-eni.y hy iilrpluno unci no other
'I-ho lano will ho ilou,l hy -l h. scn.iBht sots ami -tniictht inK I'lm- and .heir ship was I""
Kern, Ital,-.,..,.. mcmher "f om- Tho Amer..,.,. .loul.los ''l ,.
iiiiiMiiir iiK iiaio iyio;fi ii.nm-.M- "
lantic crew. Tunney expects to nessey won the deciding match to
lnn.f -if CniiU flel.l nr niHin on 'lay by defeat luff the Italians,
the ilav of the fiirht. two hours
after the take-off here.
Tunney ret uses to believe that
he will be running any risk by
makiriK the f HkIu and he re-
jected
t he KiiKestion of Hilly
(iibson, his manager, to take out
a ha If-million dollar insurance
anna counteroil when newspaper
men
(ti cried him about the pol
"I think the proposition i:
icy
'Hilly.'
Jialn prevented the champion
from working out yesterday. lie
wauled .some art ton. and was on
the puint of braviriK lb' storm
when ' hjt' recalled that he suf
fered rYoiiV'IumenesH of the shoul
ders at 'fctroudsburi? when h?
workcil out iturinc; a
shower he
with Jack
frP
his first fiKht
I Jeiupsey.
Kor a boxer approaching fiejit
Iiik peak, Tunney is in an excep
tionally ha ppy frame of mind.
Most .fin liters reach injf t he , edRe
are ill-tempered and impatient,
n re
j but (
! per t
has yet to lose his tem
per or poise.
Tli fee more workouts and t he
champion will be in remarkable
physical shape for his titular de
fense against the sturdy New
Zealand blacksmith. The title
holder was due to take the first
of these workouts- late today,
will work oirt tomorrow
He
and
close the preliminary campaiRti
on Monday.
GIVE HEENEY TIP
'A I UIIAVEX. N. J.. July -0 --i:efresl.cd
by a day's lay-off
jfroin the training grind, Tom ilee-
ney slid back into the harness
- today for his last three days of
boxing before he enters the rlntf
I against dene Tunney at the
! Yankee stadium next Thursday
3
eney did no work whatever
lay. He forgot about train
ing for the fight and everything
else while spending the entire day
sailing over the Atlantic in a
private yacht,
Tomorrow will mark the end of
lleeney's hard liens In the gym-
nasi 11 m. He will perform before
nk peases if
my,
Base Bail
WEED vs.
MEDFORD
SUNDAY
at:
Fair Grounds
This promises to be the
mot bitterly contested
Tame of the season aa
Weed has secured
four
til.ayers from Dunsmuir.
.m the combination of
"hese two (1 e a m s beat.
MeufOfd?
FAN3B COME TO TIIIS
ame if possible t
WAY TO FINALS'
WITHOUT 'BILL'
T!Ot Wll f'.A Ti IEOS STADtl'M.
AuIt.(.n Krnnce.. July 21..
America today defeated Italy in the
inter.one final of Davl.eup play
nn" ilierfiiy wmi int rioi m im.
the 1- reach holder.' ot ine cup ne
'M b(.Bnnln ext Ki-Ilay. in 111., chnl
beKlnniiiK next Friday, in tin
lenKO riiuiHl for lhi trophy
The A morir.-i n victory, without
I. .- IHII Til,!.... v:,
itaron Humbert de MorpuiK
1 ml
Placldo flaslinl. K-3. ii-1. f.-l'. Amer
ica won the first two singles match
es in iinpre.sHive style yesierday.
I xTt-Handed Tourney.
CHK'AflO, July 2 1. iTl One
of the few Kolf tournaments in
which a ritfht-hander hasn't K"t
a cbanr-e will be played this year
over the .Midlothian club links. It
is the annual southpaw open.
The tourney, which has become,
virtually national in namiim a
left-handed champion, is Sii holes ;
medal play. Kn tries are beinK ;
received from all sections of the
nation.
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vnyus-e. John Henry Meal
ntoi it. Ii. Coliver landed at the
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