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Former Featherweight Champion
Meets Lightweight King Tonight
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PITCHERS DUEL
TO LOSE SUNDAY
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GUY BUSH WINS
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RUGGED YOUTH
FLEX
IN 9TH VICTORY
Cubs Blank Braves 1 to 0
to Retain Five-Game
Lead Pirate Slump Is
Broken By Jess Petty in
Defeat of Phillies.
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AsKjciut'-'d l-urt Writer.
Jiuschiill fans wtio Insist pfirMriK
Ik a oH art and that the lively
lall hu dfHlro.v-( the dcf-nHlvi-IVaturoK
of the Kiunr mlht do well
to consider the baiile between the
Culm and llonton Hrave at Clil
vaKO. yeHterday.
Nine InnlriKM of brilliant pitehlnn
by (lily Ittinh on (he one band and
lien t 'ant well and I'.il I-everetf e
nil the other saw the Cllbn t-Ue
out it 1-0 derlHlon (hat enabled
them to retain their flve-natne
bad In the National leah'Ue pen
nant rate.
Hum)) allowed only five hit in
tuiniim In hi ninth Ntralht vie
lory and bis I ."till ol' the mawon.
ftKahiHt one defeat, t'antwell nav
up but three pufetieM In (be seven
in nl i iKs he worked and leserete
held the CuIjh hlllesH the rent of
the way.
Am it liirned out, the Cutis -won
on one hit. In (be f h.Ht Inning.
I'riKlMi doubted and Ciiutwell, los
ing eniitrol, walked I hree men in
a row to foree in the only run of
the Kaine.
Jews I'm t y pitched his first full
KUme of the year at Forbes field
and the l'ltthburh I M rates en me
out of a bad ulump to down the
Phillies, 3 to 1. I'etty allowed only
tix hilt and never wjin In daimer
lift oi. Coniorti.sky tripled with the
bases filled In the third inning to
Klve the Pirates ji lead.
Larry lienton pitched the New
York tiiants (o another triumph
iver-;CiiH'lnnail, :-J. I tolf l,upie
AUlu the Vh:1 im of biijirhed bits
In the third iiuiinu when the (Hants
tallied four (lines.
The St. I amis ( ',u iliiuils Mot in
Johnny Morrison for four runs in
the flint iimiim and old I Vie Alex
ander was able in mast in lo -t I
fi-2 decision over I he llrnoklyn '
Jioblns. " ,
In (he A ineriean league, (he
'htladedila Athletic increased
their load lo I04 fiameH by turn
I11K back Detroit, 7-4, while the
New Vork Yankees were losing
to CJ''!''K'. 3-2. Uabe ltulh inn
Ills 25th homer.
Cleveland downed I he Itoslon
Jted Hi ix, 1 0-3. behind the effective
pitching by Jimmy Ziun.
Held (o one run for six innhtuH.
1 he Vanhlni;toii Senator: f-!ili;;re-
Collins and other SI. Louts Crowns'
pitchers for five yuns In the sev
enth and seven more hi (he eolith
to win,
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MEET TONIGH
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Mandell Overwhelming Fa
vorite in 10-Round Light
weight Go at Chicago
Record Crowd Expected
to Fill Stadium.
Nuuimy, II14 (hiuiii.iiiii, JllHl Ttuiv, IIk I'liiillfiii'i'. niri'l i.xci (lie
C11 roulitl rniiu in rlilciio IoiiIkIiI. Suiniiij' IlKlnwt'lKlit lllh N lit
Coast League
Yesterday
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Fights Last Night
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1 lew MnlncH. In. ---Tony I ,ii;oiii I,
Jb'j MolncH, kneclted out Hilly Cal
lahan, Cortland. (He, H). Hay
iMel'eck, Chleituo, mid l.olile Muyn,
31ch Moim h, drew, l It").
Kewnnee 111.-- Ib iehle Kllwon,
;innvllle. 111.. bnoil;-.! mil .zy
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;.Madcy, I lilco I,i Kcd out Joe
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COMING
Tho
PASSION PLAY
At the
ARMORY
Wed. Aug. 7
8 P. M.
Auspices
Med ford Lions Club
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General Admission
Adults $1.00, Reserved $1-50
, Children 00c, not reserved
NOT A MOTION PICTURE
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Ono of the ino.Mt deeply luler
eKl eil HpectutorH ii i the last na
tional o p e n ch;unpionMhli a t
Winded l'"oot was Mr. A. W. Til
lyinKhast, a distinguished lookiu
Kenllema'n with a ci.rcfully waxed
nioiiHtachc, who was to be seen
in all jiartH f the ureal coin-He
not at (he name time, nat u rally,
but wllh uinethiiiK very like
oinniir'seuce.
Mr. Tilliimba.Ht's IntereHt was
nut sur prising. Von nee, he de
signed the course and Mipcrvised
its eoiiHtructiou.
Krciienlly he .spoke it I' his inan-(erpl-.c.
for II very likely is Unit.
"They say li's a loiiuh nunx',"
ho na id to me. "Cut you will
notice that soon of par are heiim
tnade. Not loo fr-Miiently, it Is
true. The man who seoreK par at
j Winneil Koot will have shot par
uolf, if you what I mean. I
believe I am warranted In Haying
! that Hie well-phiyeil shot Is re
warded. Po Is the missed shot,
especially the second ami 1 fancy
you will ai ee that it does not
need to be missed very much.
"W'limeil Coot nan been termed
' a 'second shot course.' ThlB is
partly justified. Hut you may also
note that a nood drive, well placed,
' is required to permit a comfortable
second shot."
i Mr. Tilling bast's rejoinder to
one spectator's comment was a bit
I of a classi.-.
"They're having a lot of trouble
wiih your uolf courwe," said the
fan. "I saw one fellow take three
shots in the same bunker."
"Cut possibly the trouble Isn't
, with tbi' bunker," said Mr. Til -linu'bast.
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A II houuh accurate f I mi res can
noi now be obtained, Harold (MIT
ford, slate i.mi' warden, Is con
vinced I hat t he records would
show a substantial increase in
non -resident angler's licenses sold
this year over Ibe record of last
year.
Sub-agents who sidl licenses in
ten i ho les adjacent to California
and ic-hiimton h;,ve sent In f'T
additional supplies and report lliat
the calls for licenses from non-re.-bleiits
are mM-ater than ever be
fore. Callioridaus and tourists
who visit the south and then
come (o Oregon arc making heavy
denu nds for licenses and iheir
cars may be found by the score
alone, streams and lakes where
trout abound.
Kach week end finds a la re
number of Washington residents
aton Ortuii streams and in
ensicrn and central Oregon many
sportsmen Innn Idaho and Clah
are seen A-astim; flics In favorite
haunts of ti.. ut.
By PAUL R. MICK ELSON
Associated Press Sports Writer
CILICAfiO, III., Auk. ii- (JP)
Tony Canzonerl, chesty littlo boot
lilacl; from New Orleans, who.se
st inning fiBtH achieved K'"iy in the
baulam and featherwciKht seciors.
tonight aims his weapons, at Sammy
.Manih'11, one of Mm most elusive
tarKotH of the rhit,. in an audacious
hid tor lii.s world's lightweight
crown.
The two will battle ltr rounds to
a UeeiHion for the title in Paddy
Harmon's KiKatitic punch bowl, the
Chicago Htadium. A record indoor
crowd of 25,000 is expected to watch
the; duel.
It Ih to be a skirmish between a
clever boxer and a rued, two
listed puncher, and Mandell, the
boxer, is un overwhelming favor
tie. The champion expects to win
handily by a decision; the challen
Ker is confident of victory by a
knockout.
So clearly did the Uockford shiek
(lit t i back the title hid of Jimmy
McLarnin, a pile driving liliter of
Hie Canzoneri type, in his hint
champioiiHhlp battle, that few ob
servers grunt Tony much more
more than a chance. Although the
champion has spent the past year
in comparative idleness because of
injuries, he has displayed impres
sive form during his workouts and
his great left is apparently as busy
as ever.
Weight, ton, was a disadvantage
Canzoneri had to light against. II?
expects to enler the ring four to
six pounds lighter than Sammy,
and among lightweights such a dif
ference is a considerable handicap
Today's advantages lay in his
punch, his greater ring activity and
his age. He is and .Mandell
is 2't.
iloth fighters were confident
over the outcome and neither on;
i seemed worried.
Uav Miller, Chicago left hook art
ist, will meet Luis Vieetitini of
Chile in the 10-rouiul semi-windup
and Harmon hopes to match the
victor of the Mandell-Can.oncri
light for the title.
I
lON I h )S OP) Sunday on The
Thames, for yea.ru the stand-by
of London swains w ho. have leis
urely punted t heir ladies fall up
and down the. culm waters and
(larked 4 hem at the bank under
iconvetilendy overhanging trees, Is
threatened with extinction us u
recreational institution,
i A proposal, to drain, the river.
diK an auxiliary channel, and cut
uwuy 'various- Islands, shoulders,
and corners of land at a eosi of
$ 1 ,50i,oiui hiui been approved by
the works committee, of the
Thames Conservator.
"If the proposal Is carried out."
said Hasii Holmes, representing
the lioard at Trade, 'Che river
as we know It will no longer ex
ist. Cor the surface of the river
will be between hiKh banks. I li
st ead of seeing the countryside
over the bunks those on the riv- '
er will be below them."
Representatives of ,v a r I o u h
towns along the upper reaches ;
of the river and the liarc Own
ers association supported Holmes .
in his opposition, arguing that
the dredging and enlargement of '
the river would be detrimental to ;
industry as well as pleasure. i
CU1CACO. Auk. J. (! Sammy
Mandell Is expected to receive
$,')".. ooii for ilefendlng bis light
weight crown against Tony Can
zoneri ton Ik in. Hot Ji are signed
on a percentage basis, Naiuiny to
I ge( in per cent and I miy n per
rent.
C'orvallis - Several streets im
proved with gravel.
n' ma wttr&iiJ I fC !
1 "B 6-"?rT3 I "in
The New
Brushing Finish
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Agricultural Implements, Tractors
AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE
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II II III,. H IN
C.i" Mandell and "I'a" Con- 1
.oneri will cheer their fighting i
sons. The elder Maiidel will be j
assisted by a detegnlion "f 1 .'.an
t ins trout Uockford. 111.. Sammy's i
hniiie town, while Tony's father j
will receive the help of old friends ,
from .New Orleans and New 1 oik
! ROGUE S1ELHEAD TO
Itegardless of the outcome, the
I ijj in weight ch a mi don tomorrow
will lie of Italian parentage. Tony
and Sammy are bol.t of Kalian
blood.
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Tonight will be the first time
.Mandell ever fought un tin porta lit
title bearing fig hi without delays
or trouMeM. He won (bo title from
Cm ky Kans'is in 1 1 L' i in a driving
rain storm and was handicapped
by a fractured lib. Ills battle
against Jimmy .MeLaintii was post
poned three times.
CENTRAL POINT VISITOR
CCVrjlAL COINT Ore . Aug. .
( Specia I .Mr. and Mis. I-Iverett ,
'abet entertained Mr. and Mrs. It j
S. Keelie of Salem, at a I o'clock '
luncheon Monday. Mr. Keetie is
athb'Hc ilireetor and loot ball coach 1
of Iho W'illa tie university and is I
traveling In the interest of that j
Institution.
The M i si's Helen. Mae and Mil
dred Carlton and their cousin Miss
Stevens and In. Warner and Mi.
and Mrs. l.i ini-aon have retained
I from then ti ip lo Hi itish Coin in -'
bla.
M r. and M i s uitn Tucker ot
Sacranieiitn. -t'.ilif s spent Tuesd.i
wllh Mr. and Mrs. t I . Tinker.
Mr. and Mis. Crank llowaid ami
baby, i-r M-dloid. and Mi and
,M in. C. S I '.ii her and fa mil i-t
Central I'oinl eiijoed a picnic
Sunday at Hay d.uu,
Mr. and Mis. Co Wallace 1,11
Monday Tor descent City for a ten
days out Ing
Mrs Hum! Kci.ui Kttid Thuiv
day at Ibe home of Mr. Kel.ur s
brother In Me.liord.
ll llolhllebl v ho h.i tin
cleaning cst.iidishineni in Vnn ,i !
Co 111 l le t hi i od Sal ui da 1 1 oin a
month s Imimim -s and pie ism c ti p
to Ll'H Alllirlrs
Miss Lisle Tuekei who ba- been
taking pest graduate in g it N i e
serve work, at Asibun.ti. i'.il,
stopped on the w.iv to her Imme in
Salem and S be a week end
guesl of Mi nnd Mrs Cverelt
Kabrr.
The Liidles' . il (1f the I'edetate.l
church held their motil'ilv uie.iitig
Thursday In ibe basement of the
church.
The Willi un and .Muv t.n.t..!l
team will pi t ail u. I ,, game-,
at nlL!bt l bis e u
The t'legou state game coinmis
sion with tlieC. S. btneau of fish
ctic, started the marking of steel
he. id trout at t he inout h of (h
IJoKiie river Monday. Tags
be placed nn a g I Veil ll II in her of
.-teelhead at various times all sum
mer ami Iheir progress tip the
river will lie watched. Cor a lent
time there has been a colli ro'er-
between spoilsmen over the ques
tion of whether there are two
sep; rale runt front fish thai spawn
at different periods. It is hoped
that the marking and checking of
these fish will determine for all
time tlie merits of Ibis controversy.
"One l-'yed" Connolly is on the
job again, but he has become so
i famous now that he has been
Klven a free ticket.
. IBIG BILL NOT THROUGH
NET TOURNEY ENTRY,
SOCTIIAMI'TOX. Lngland. Aug.
L'. -- -oPi Itig Ulll Tlhleu has dceiiC
' ed that he is not definitely through
j wllh playing tennis as a member of
j official (earns, he said, as he sailed
: for New York. "My persona I ar
I rangements for next year haven't
been though! of." he explained,
j "ami I can't say at the moment
whether they will include a visit
Lngland."
SHAKEUP IN LINEUP CHINESE COPS BEAT
CITTSlIf IK'll. Ca.. Aug i.-l'
W ith Tie Tiuytmr. captain and
'ihlid baseman, retaining to the
'lineup after a long absence due to
a bg innny, Monte Hush, manager
jot' the I'iuiles. gave his outfit the
I higget shakeup of the year. Larl
Sli'i'h, first bisenian. in a baiting
; siuinji. has been replaced by Caul
I W iner, Kiickcll will play right
to ld 11, n tell wtll move from short
to .-coiol. riaike will move oer
ito -hurl and Slaikie Adam goes
lo the heneh. HetllsleV Will go
h'hlnd the h it (o relieve the o ei -winked
H.ii greaves. Crimes ami
Jllalitham slill are on the hospital
Sam I'eiry. youthlnl nobler of
e suutheiu. Alabama state and
t mtngb.im rliy golf t u les. will
r bis band In the national open
is fall
LONUOX, Atig, S. - A dts-
tch to the Londtin Hallv Mail 1
on Chair. -111111. Ma neb u i i. i mi id 1
at an A ineriean boy, t he tun of
eutenant Cryer. an official of
e National City hank of Nt-w
rk. was Mtunk I
lice man for playing in :.
H-ilbin Tuesday.
to n t he fat her prole1
is brutally attached hv I ".
mi w ho beat htm with rid
d bound htm w ith rope
ok him lo the poiu-i
...e he W'fi il n I'M
Chines"
ed lie
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toji ts
The
stain. a
666
I .lai k IVmp-ey (ought six times
in 1 ! I ; He scored live onr-lound
knockouts and in the sixth set an
slopped .levs W Ilia l d. l.le cbam-
1 pion in i hi ee i oiiiiil-.
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