Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1929, Image 9

MEDFOftI) MAIL TRIBTjyE, lEDFORD, OKECiON, THURSDAY, JULY 2f. 1020.
PAGE EVEN
DUNDEE DUE 10
LOSE TITLE IN
Albany Pinochle
i " Player Has Hand
Iff . rwi
worth I otal 18UU
ILOTT ANDTILDEN
TONIGHT'S BOUT
4 44
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i SALRM. Ore.. July 25. (tfl
Lack of Classy Showing
Since Incumbency Taken
As Hint of End Fields
Young and Confident
Rain Is Threatened.
DETROIT, July 25. UPl Wlih
a Kate of more than $16U,000 ns
Kured for the first lii -round cham
pionship fight in Michigan under
the new boxing law, Kloyd
Bimmons' chief worry today was
the weather, which threatened to
dampen the ordor of 32,000 fight
fans who purchased tickets for the
Joe Dundee-Jackie Fields welter
weight chumpionship buttle at the
Michigan State fairgrounds to
night. Dundee, the Italian cham
pion from Baltimore, has not
shown any considerable fighting
uhllity since he gained the title
two years ago, and consequently
will enter the ring tonight strong
ly suspected of being about to lose
Ills crown. Fields, who is five
years younger and carries consid
erably less ring expedience, has
come up rapidly and has plenty
of betting support. Fields' sup
porters expect him to knock out
the champion. Dundee has been
down several times, but never out.
Klmer (Slim) McClelland, De
troit referee, will be the third man
In the ring.
Handlers of both fighters have i
announced that their boys an in j
perfect condition, and would offer
no alibis regardless of the out
come. Fields indicated that he
did not intend to let the prestige
of the champion impress him. "1
mean to come out of the ring the
new welterweight champion," he
declared. "I'm going to box and
punch Dundee off his feel."
. Dundee also expressed confi
dence .as to the outcome, of the
fight. "I am In the best shape I
have been in years," he asserted.
hope to make my best fight in
defending my title against Fields."
I Relieve it or not John H.
j tl'ete) ('arsons, inveterate
pinochle player of the Albany
.Moose club, drew a hand with
i double trump, counting IfiuO
nnd double pinochle, netting
! him another Hiio and a total
of i .sun. Thin' is said to he
f the record In
, I 'arsons
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tlly the Associated Presfl)
I'aclflo Coofit.
W.
Albany and
now called the
champion uf I. inn county.
IjOS AXdKMOS, July 25. (JPf-
Oruliron tactics whiih won for
him the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship, enabled
Ous Sonnenberg to retain that
titlo today, the result of two
straight falls over Joe Maleewlcz
of Utica. X. v., before 10,000 fans
last night.
A terrific body slain, which
climaxed 42 minutes, 22 seconds
of rough and ready grappUng,
paved the way for victory for the
former lartmuuih football star.
The second and deciding fall fol
lowed, after 1 1 minutes 42 sec
onds of wrestling.
The Uiica 1'anther found him
self no match for the college hoy.
who alternated his flying tackle
and head locks with telling effect,
wearing Malcewicz down to the
point of submission. Both falls
resulted directly from the terrific
tackles made by Sonnenberg, fol
lowed by body slams.
The Olympic auditorium was
packed, with paid admissions
amounting to more than $30,000.
The Cof froth handicap run at
Tijuana is the richest stake in this
country although one of the
youngest. This year it was worth
$1 23.0110.
PARIS. July 25. ;p) Started
(with all solemnity In the pres
I ence of diplomat, the draw for
j the Davis cup challenge round
j between France and America re
sulted today in Ceorge lptt being
j paired with Jean Borotra and Hig
I Bill Tilden bracketed with. Henri
Cochet for the opening two singleu
niatches tomorrow at the Roland
I Garros stadium.
The 22-year-old American youth,
J Lott, and his veteran Basque op
ponent, will take the courts ut
I 2:15 p. m. (8:15 u. m eastern
standard time). Tilden and Cochet
are scheduled to play 'at 4:30
p. 'm. (10:30 K. S. T.)
Both teams appeared satisfied
by the results of the draw.
Although final announcement1
will not he made until tomorrow, i
it is regarded as virtually certain
Cochet and Borotra also will form
the French doubles combination
for Saturday's match against the
youthful stars. W timer Allison and
John Van Ryn.
Tilden and Cochet exchanged
good-natured comment after the
result )f the draw put them to
gether for the opening day.
"I hope to reverse that Wim
bledon score, Henri," said Tilden.
"I'll make you a small Jiet you
don't," responded Cochet.
San Francisco
Los Angeles ...
Hollywood
Mission
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento
I Seattle
..i 18
... 17
14
... IB
i 14
... 10 14
.... 6 17
... 5 19
PC.
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.708
.636
.620
.417
.417
.22?
.208
OhlcoRO
Pittsburg ...
New York .
St. Units ....
Brooklyn
Hoston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati ...
Xntionul Letljru.
W. U PC.
6& 30 .647
66 32 .638
62 41 .509
45 46 .600
41 48 .461
3 63 .424
36 62 .409
34 66 .382
Amciicuit Ijpufrue.
W. L.
Fights Last Night
Philadelphia.
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Washington .
Hoston
pa
... 67 26 .728
... 65 33 .626
... 62 40 .665
..." 40 45 .606
... 40 47 .489
... 36 67 .387
... 35 68 .376
... 27 64 .29J
AT TOP OF LIST
McGraw Cast-Off Puts Ball
in Bleachers With Two On
to Humble Giants Pi
rates Pecked By Pugna
cious Robins.
Baseball at
Fair Grounds , .'
Saturday, July 27
(By the Associated Press.
New York Al t Singer, New
York, knocked out Andre Rout Is,
(2). Joey Medill, Chicago, out
pointed Stanislaus Loayza, Chile.
(10): Jack "Kid" Berg. Knglund,
outpointed Mushy Callahan. Cali
fornia, (10).
Chicago Les Mariner. Cham
paign, III., outpointed Tony Fuente
of Mexico. (fi. Al Kriedinan, Bos
ton, and Pete Wislort, Chicago,
drew (t).
Rob' Jones was 15 years old
when he won his first important
championship, the southern ama
teur. -
The baseball game between the
House of David team of Benton
Harbor, Mich., and the Phoenix
team picked from ull over the
cou n t y a t the f a 1 rg ro unds Satu r-
day, July 27, at 2:30 p. m., should
be one of the best of the season.
Pete Montgomery. who has
made such a remarkable record,
will be In the box for the local
team. The whole team Is under
20 years of age except two.-and
are all exceptionally good players.
Most of the team have had a year
or more in college.
The team has defeated Ashland,
Montague, Jacksonville, Butte
Kails and lost only , one game by ,v
cloe Beore to (JranN Pass.
. . . at the finish it's
Spuria
T . ' ..,. . " . .
"
.i. :
... in a
cigarette it's Jaste
Bj- niwaiil .1. Xcll,
A'soclated Prmw Sports Writer.
The Chleat'O Cubs, hard-risht-Ing
crew, are hack In first place
In the National league today, prod
ded ther hy the dotwhtlcst flsht
er of them all, burly Hack Wilson.
Kor it was "llackenschmldt,"
with an architectural style that re
sembles a quarter section of a
fortress wall, who crushed the New
York Clams with his big bat yes
terday after even the elements hud
seemed to contrive to keep intact
a slender one-point margin of the
leading Pirates.
The scene was set nicely for the
Kraaeful ascent of the Cubs into
first place. when' things began to
happen that called for sterner,
brusquer . methods. For the sec
ond straight day, the malevolent
Brooklyn Hohins, Kolnu nowhere
In particular but mighty ptiKnacloui
attonf it,- 'swarmed ell over the
Pirates and- beat them 6 to 4.
. KverythinK was peaivfnl nt
NJ'riKley field. With (luy Hush,
are of the Cub staff, KOing nicely,
the Cubs ran up a lead of 4-0
on the lllanls by the time the sixth
i n n i n it - rolled around. Kocers
Hornsby hit one homer off Jack
Scott, his aptln of the season, and
Hack not another, his 24th. Kvery
thing waH 'under perfect control
from a Cub standpoint.
. After a wild sixth Inning with an
attfndant thunder and rain storm,
the : lams were leading by a 7
lo 4. score." --But John McGraw's
discarded chickens have n habit
of coming home to roost right on
his neck al, . such- times us these.
It was the master mind who sent
Hack Wilson l -Toledo in 1925.
after three poor seasons with the
Olants. Hack .waited until the
s eve n t h. when llenthcote and
Hornsby singled and then smash
ed ..his second homer of the day
into the .center field bleachers.
These .three runs evened things. A
walk, sacrifice! and McMillan's sin
gle gave the boys from the pine
apple orchard an 8-7 victory and
first place by half a game.
M ' Vi. 1 Waller' Fizzle,
v. The- rampaging Hoblns, roughly
espousing - the aiilcaun cnne
bunchtd 'their hits, off Heinle
Meine nn relation In Vaanta
Meenle while Rm rtut-ir hM
Pirates in check; Babe Herman
weighed in with, two . vital triples.
I.loyd. Waner fizttled his chance to
be u hero hy flvinir nut with tli.-..
on and two out in the ninth.
The remainder of the National
league battle was lniroUiinn- k...
Inconclusive, while the situation
aiong me American league sector
remained unchanged with il.n
Alhletlcs winning the day's Jousts.
ine n.n aept tneir iu-gnme lead
Intact by downing Cleveland, 6-3,
behind Mir ripni.i. i.',.....ut.n...u
sterling hurling and the Yanks
vieiu up irom uenind to edge out
Detroit. 7-5. fl-nrtt tlhta it........
against Ilerb p"nnock, the Yank
suuinpaw, ana Doth were hit hard.
Jimmy Vorx landed his SOth hom
er for the A'a and HIM Dickey,
Yanke 'kid catcher, lilt a homer
and three singles.
liitl McKeclinie Mm. hnnU I,. II.,.
fit. Louis Cards from the Kochesler
tarm to reap his reward for man
aging the Ked .Birds Into a pen
nant, last year, nnd started . off
nicely'. The Cards downed the
Phillies. 6-4. when WiilM.. rinoii.
ger, rlght-flelder, hit a homer with
the bases full In the sixth and
Jimmy Wilson got another with
noeuger anoard In the eighth.
' The Boston teams Mtriif.k l,ln..,u
for the home folks, hoih hnn. ,....
afield. The Braves bested Cin
cinnati, 5.3, and the Bed Hox look
the HI. Louis Americans, 9 to 7.
Holt Burke won a pitching bottle
with Alphotise Thotn.nu nu wnuh
Ington , edged out the Chicago
Americans. 3 to 2.
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Missions sir, 2
Portland 0 7 2
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Hollywood U 1
Seattle , 4 12 0
Batteries: John, Murly nnd He
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Hecond game:
Hollywood
.Seattle
Jones nnd Bungler;
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BASEBALL
AT FAIR GROUNDS
SATURDAY, JULY 27
at 2:30 P. M.
House of David
vs.
Phoenix
Those long haired boys and the locals will
put up a good game.
Pete Montgomery will be in tho box for the
locals. .
VUWUII JIJIll .illiHIJ.II!..JllW
'------t"fHiltfiiM IW
Base Ball
PHOENIX
vs.
GLENDALE
at the
Fair Grounds
SUNDAY
July 28
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