Medford mail tribune., December 18, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

AIMJIUKIJ MAIL TJiJIiUNb, M K1JI' OKJ, OKMiO.V T ' KSI . V. I)K( KM MKT? IS. 1!(2S.
"PUSH OVER" IS
f'lt-vulion uf Ituy Millor, the con-
(IiMTni- uf Jimmy M"L ninin: J:tine
i J. Uraddock, who vtunjuinh'd Tuf
: ty' Cliiffftli, nil K. o. ChriMtiMfr.
J who i"lih'd off Knutt llaiifi ii
i with a knorbmit.
Su.IIuko finlalud SaiiKr like he
, wjiM an ordinHi-y ham and i'kk r.
( liificnd of n contender for u chitm
MOW YOItK, Die, H. '.Vi Kid
ChurnluU', tluwhy little Cuban ne
tsro who han been cultim; u widi 1
Kim 1 h through th runkM of the
.Q'fl' lU!UuniW4'ij;htM. husi over-;
cm the bliem ohntuele eneoun
itrrert tto tar aloni hi route to the
top. Km II JuIumo of Halt Jjike rity.
Th KM KRve I'hIuho a terriflr lac-.
biint; together (ireenb af mid Ftu
dtduli, and Tuljcflki and Natalie,
whiltf Uotun mceiH iitUt-lt and
Hoe mct-tn Copulot In the three
cushion nmtehe. The tournament,
whli'h eaiTiea cash prizes of $::;,
0JU for the Aviimem, ends tumor
row iiUht.
GAY LIGHTS TO
jiionHhip. After a l.iNtlln; 1 irs W' tlinKli eurht rounds of their
.1 rjout iar.wuii-nt. wiim iiL' on a itrn-
TOO GOOD FOR
OEY SANGOR
Santiago Socks Sangor Silly
. in Second Tom Lough
... ran Given Decision Over
; Peterson Callahan Put
v. Down By Ted Ross.
Hy OinrloH V. Dunkley,
(AHHoriuted PreHH HortH Writer.)
CHH'UiO, Dec. (P) A 20-3-ar-old
Cuban youth named .Iohp
Armando, fik'htlttK ifnder the wtir
liko nom do plume of Armando
HjintliiKo;' today hecftme tlie fore
most contender of the world' jun
ior llKhtwelKht1 championship qh a
rc.HUIt of his mirprlHinB iwo-round
knockout victory over Joey San
gor of Milwaukee, Inst night,
KunKor, hitherto reRarded tin
thn outHlttndinff Contender for the
130-pound title, .wan nmitHhed to
defeat In n Hpectncultir battle that
Ktunncd the 10,000 ApectalorH who
filled the Colitieum. The freckled
faced .Milwaukee hoy had accepted
the mutch merely an ft warm-up
for hit . champioiiMhlp orieounier
with Tod MorKim f Heiitlle, the
tltleholdtr, in .Milwaukee on" New
Year's day.
Instead of finding1 Santiago a
pu.Hh-over, Bangor met it iwo-fit-cd
fluhtiT who traded puneh for
punch. My hi npeetacular knoi k
out victory Santiago joined the pu
Klllslie uprising that reunited In the
round in which
i punches like two
Sariuor came cut
j Within the twinkling of an $ye
! he wan ki-okrj and reeling from a f
sharp rlKht-croHs to tho chin. San-,
HaKo nailed him fluh on the point '
of the jnw with a tdiort rinht that '
knocked him illy. Kantior at-1
i tempted to Krub hU opponent, but
i the Cuban wrextled hint off and,
cracked him with another riht. '
; HaiiKor dropped to the floor fori
, the count of nine.
! Knee Situ:, ' 1
! Ah he MrdKKled to his feet hi I
faep was OHhen white and bin knees 1
were w'King. Hantiano, boxinp l
ealnilv and with deliberation, let !
fly with mother rlht that knock-1
ed HaiiKor half way ncrcss the ring,
where he sprawled flat on hiH face. 1
j lie tried to et up on ItiHtinet alone, j
j lie manured to j;et hluiHelf up to
; one knee, then slumped Ijack to
jthe floor, tin- victim of tho fatal
! ten count.
I . The. upHet of HatiKor wan the
feature of the revival of boxing
, at the ColiHcum, which alxo wit
neHfed the victory of Totumy
(,ou!;hran, Phlladelphlu, world's
IlKht lieavywelKht cbiimpion, Heored
over "111k l!oy" I'ett-rKon of .Minne
apolis, houhian, biddiiiK for fame
an a heavyweight
thev traded H,,u la"
lonRMhoremen. nit'al Knockout wnen ino reieree
oofidently for -'iticl I'aluno no lontfff could de-
ienu n 1 in e 1 1, ana hioppeu me
ulaiitthter, PaUiHo Hhowed only one
flash of Rood form In the fourth
when he ot In clone and Klowcd
tho Cubun up temporarily with n
few hard body HinuHhes.
STABBED FOOTBALLER
TWINKLE SOON
FOR CONTEST
MASTERS OF CUE
REPULSE ATTACK
TITLE ASPIRANTS
CHICAGO, Dee. 1 8. fypJ--Hnlph
Clreenleaf of New York, world'H
pot'kt-L billiard champion, and
Johnny Layton of Hetlalla, Mo., the
litun-halred klnf of the three
ctiHhion artist.H, have turned back
the first four utttiekH to dislodge
them from their thrones.
I'laylntr masterful billiards, tho
two champions niim through their
first matchcH in the two round
championship j robin tournaments at Orchetru
contender, decisively heat his (hall last nlht with victories,
heavier and taller opponent in 1 m : (Ireenleaf triumphed over l'asquale
CORVAIJJH, Ore., Dec. 18. (&)
Lewin ( Hip) Dlckerson, assiHt
, ant freshman football conch, and
former War tackle of tho Oregon
Htate tentii, was weaker today
with rlHiiiK teiiinri';ituie a nd some
, delirium. Dlekerson wan stabbed
In a lung early yesterday in a
fifcht with I-anxu Ihvant, local
youth, jealous over Dtckerson's at
tention to u Corvnlils waitress.
I)ickerson Is a senior student,
formerly of Vfiser, Idaho. Mrj
ant was held on an open charco.
which officers said would he
changed to murder In ease tho
, victim dies.
the doors or oil the roof of your
Jjoutie,
1. Ilh.miuHii: your ChrmtmaH
I trees, both those uned fudooru and
tlioito In tho yaid, with hUIiikh of
tiny electric lights.
II. Flace colored lights, one ret!
and one trreen, in twin wM-kets and
plac them in the windows.
2. Hung illuminated Chriatmud
belht fn the entry or in tho win
do wh.
With these) hints as to way? in
which to nchleH ua effective liKhi-
Iuk display you can ro ahead and
woiR out your own individual dU
Only a few more days before the play. You may, of course, use any
click of many Hwltcliea all over the 01 of the above. sugestiottH if
rity will IraiiHform into falrvlands : 'Pl!.wisl1- Ilplay need not he
, e 11 A. .1 1 . elabwrate to win a prize an Himplle-
of tl, lawns nn.i .n1(. of lt and effectlvonegu will be caro-
" yu?L rT P,leu .r"0"""""' lully considered by lha J,ulRln
...... ...1.4.1 iiiun nm n III I. fnil lin it 1Pf
ehnnr to all who pnw by. i Send in Your Entr)' Today
AlrniLst I'Vi'rylioily si-i-m In have!
their own very definite Ideim as
to how thny iire KOinK to ilerurale
their particular domicile or if ;
thy haven't any definite Ideas .
when they start they collect them
very quickly once they have at-1
"ci."il M rew string of Christmas
bulbB.
i'or the benefit of those who are ,
even yet a bit hazy as to Just how
Thoan planning to enter Med-;
ford's first uunual outdoor horn
lighting contest are adviHed to send
in rek'istratiop promptly. Thoro ;
are many houutiful prizes to be
awarded the most attractive din-:
plays and tho contest Is open to
every citizen of Medford except
Cupco employes or thote connected
with the local electric stores. This
is the first contest of its kind ever
; they will proceed to secure one of ' Htagod In southern Oregon lind ft
the Chamber of Commerce prizes hoped that Medford will make n
rounds, spotting hiin 1791 pounds
in weight.
I.otmhran had the inurKin ' In
elht of t he ten rounds by hi'
masterful boxiriK- In the third
round he was forced to retreat be
cause of blood that trickled into
his eye. I'eterson fnumht a cour
am'eaus flight, always banning away
with his rinht, but with LoiiKbian
dominating the flub I.
Natalie of lialtlmore. I l'.r to 114
in ltd Inniims, while Layton edged
out the 'veteran (His Copulos of
Detroit, r.O to IS In 47 JnulnKs of
spectacular shot-makliiK.
The two men, who are recognized
as their Kreatest threats, came
through, however. They were
Krahli Tal)eHkl of Hchenectady, N.
Y., .who defeated Krwln liudolph
of Chleaao, lliG to 11 1, In the pock-
Another upset was the defeat ofit't billiard match, and the always
Hhuffle Callahan, the .shinmin I spectacular Willie Iloppe of New
southpaw mbblleweiKht, who war. York, who beat the former ehaia
forced to surrender to Ted ltosi. lon, Otto Itelselt of litilndelpbia,
of Chicago In the seventh round, j CO to 3.1.,
nftet hittinu the cmiivmh hIk times.' T(day's jiocket billiard mntcheR
TRY LEWIS Ml
HOHTOX, Dee. 1 S. (A) Oils
' Sonnenber, former Dartmouth
! football player, has ai'ced to
j wrestle Kd (HtranKler) l.euis HKain
; for the heavyweight chaiopionshlp
I in the lioston flarden on January 4.
Several months aijo the pair met
, here and Sonnenberi; gained the
first fall with a "riylnir tackle1,
j hold. J.ewls was In distress wln-n.
j they faced off for the second time,
i but saved hi.) title when Sonnen
I berff dove throuifh the ropes, In
, juriliK himself so severely that he
was unable to continue.
Lewis has received S-'O.OOO far
; HifctihtK the UKK ement and hrx
j been promised VU.(H0 more on
; (be tiKlbt of the matcb. Honncu
j beri? will rt-ceive 1 2 per cent of
the receipts.
showing which will compare favor
ably with similar activities n Port
land, Seattle and other leading
cities of the northwest.
lor the most artistically Illuminat
ed homes, here arc a lew bltmces
lions as to ways in which very at
tractive effects may be Rained.
1. Substitute u red lamp lor the
customary one In your entrance fix
ture and put a wreath around it.
2. Place electric candles In the
Christmas wreaths In your win
dows.! Klectric candles are far
safer than the wax variety I.
I. Hun colored Hihts through
the trees and iihrubbery on your
sroundi,.
4. Place Christmas trees In tubs
in the yard and trim them with The phenomenal success of a
strltiKs of colored lights. (famous doctor's prescription called
f. : Hun strings of colored lights Tboxlne is due -to its double action,
along your veranda. : u Immediately soothe.s the Irrila-
i. Festoon 1 strings of colored-! 1,011 '' Internal
lltrhtu rilnntr ,..(ou r ...i.; ciium inn rfin'iieo iiy puieiii niciu
Stop That Cough
Quick!
Famous Prescription Has a 1
Double Action
Sold at the Sign cf
Prince Flotizel
1JL
Chocolates
Energizing
but Not Fattening
Thai's Why fashionable "Women, Tnfer 'Slifin
FOR CHRISTMAS
n
Florizel Chocolates are Available at
Jarmin & Wood's Drug Co.
l!0i?,e
7. Place colored lights In your
flower hoxcK.
S. Twlno colored . lights In
cities ami cough syrups. The very
first swallow usually relieves even
the most obstinate cough.
Thox'me contains no chloroform, '
dope nr other dnngerous iIi-iikh. Safe
Fred Gottfried
Amos Turnbovt t
GOTTFRIED & TURNBOW
wreaths or Hnrlatids and hnr..-s them li-."i ir tne wnole tamity.
in the wind..ws or io.;ioo:, them ! A .B," ,';!: Z. ,ll.,:?,.!
PhicM ill" mi tinted stars over
: a f.c.
and all
and SI. M. Sold by Heath's
he- irood illll- St"fu I
Exoert Dlumbina. heatina anr
sncci mciai repair snop, W
we specialize on service at rea ' u "
onable prices. No Job too small -ifSSS'Jfr
LIGHT Extends a Holiday Greeting
Decora
te
and
Illiimiiiate
Your
HOME and :ENTE
MEDFORD'S HOME ILLUMINATION CONTEST
R
Contest Starts
Dec. 22nd
V. -Tc-
Jan. 2nd
VALUABLE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN
Peoples Electric Store
Is Equipped to
SERVICE
and
INSTALL
Novel Christmas Tree
and Yard Effects
We have just received a new shipment of Piano Lamps,
Bridge Lamps and Floor bamps, including some excep
tionally attractive parchment shades.
214 West Main-Phone 12
Light Up for Christmas
We shall be glad to show you
how easily and inexpensive
ly,, too you can say "Merry
Christmas."
We have a" complete line of
Mazda Lamps
m all colors with standard and
intermediate bases
Let us help you work out your
home illumination. '
ll'V'V'''s''v''MW(tMAxAw,l
Medford Building
Phone 90
Low Cost Modern Out-of -Doors
Detorative...iledrical Equipment
Will, upon request, estimate
cost of an effective electrical
display of home or adjoining
grounds. Phone 889.
Southern Oregon Electric
j i " 1 ' i r" 1 1 ' ' I - - v -
Let Your Home Sy "MERRY
CHRISTMAS" With Light
When a white mantle of snow
and frost drapes the house
ami grounds outside, let the
friendly rays of light convey
the season's greeting's frn'm.
within vour home to passers
by. .
Colored liglging lends a touch
of gaietv to vour home that is
in true' keeping with the holi
day .spirit..
Extend your Yuletide greet
ings with this happy symbol
of Christmas.
Tasteful decorative lighting
effects can be installed qnieklv
and easily, and at verv slight
expense. And the effect will
surprise and delight vou.
Valuable priiea are being awarded to the beat decorated and Il
luminated hornet in Medford. Let YOUR HOME say "MERRY
CHRISTMAS" with liflht this year and compete for these prizes.
THE CuifoRMiA Oregon Power Company
409 East Main , , ,;
1 Morris B. Leonard
0. 0. Alenderfer
A. B. Cunningham
orncij. pras)
il DunMnulr-CaiiloraU
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