Medford mail tribune., September 18, 1929, Image 10

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10 DISCUSS
LOCAL RING
SITUATION
Boxing Commission to Out
line Program for Winter
. and Hear Would-Be Pro
motersSeveral Appli
cants for Role in Medford !
No Word From Sailor
Jack Wood.
With Htinimop imu-tlcully ovi-r.
and the boxing unil wrt'ilhin H.-jt-Hon
rapidly npproiu'lilnn. the Med
ford HoXiliK c-ommi.-'siitN will iTif"l
tonitjlit to outline a program for
tht tmHUins H:uKon and (Uncus
neeilfd chungi'H in local Ixixinir
and wrcntlliiK affuh-H. Applica
tion of four promoter, who
would stiiKe matches thlH vlniei (
will alu lu c'oii.sideri'd.
If cliuiiKCH, us they are mm
plnnm-d, bo into effect, tin- rlrm
HportH will be Htiiid uiHlrr en
tirely different cnniliiiniiH and the
eoMiinl.H.siiin will havr Kieaier co a
trol than It ha enjoyed in ih
past. Am It now Htniwln. the enm
intNHion in coin)oscd of five nicni-,
bei'H, Jjtirry Kchade. chairman ; K.
('. Jerome. Kred Krick.Min, J '.
JIlBham and V. K. M mitIh. Ir.
A. l' V. KrOHMc It a ineinber as ;i
phyHlcinn to render llr.st aid dur
liiK bout, and to examine con
testant before entering the rinK
Many Applicant.
Apparently believing money can
be. made eanily and In fairly lartrt'
amounts, more aj plicantH have ap
plied this ttcahon for promotor
phip than for yraiH, nil of which
in a con t rant to condition! lo-f
not ho long ajio when Medford
was cln.MM-tl as a poor place for
1-u.vers and wrestler.. Thin condi
tion continued more or Iosh until
the arrival of Hallor Jack Wood
who left la hI mi miner for KanwaH,
after having built up t ho gunw
to a fairly hluh level.
Woud'H fh-HL match in Medford
had KtoHK rceclptH uf $.tii and he
did not try another match for
over a year and then recelplw to
la led only $Hf In Hilarity Hall.
Thin small amount failed to dim
hlH determination ami he slaved
a match with Ted Thye of Port
land In the V. o. V. hull with re-i-eiptH
of nightly more than Hiu.
Several malcheM thereafter, drew
poor houne. faiiH not having Kain
rd faith in the wn-Hllinn waine.
lioAliiK matehcH wuro bolter at-,
tended,
(iino liwllt I'p.
.Slowly but Hurely each mat eh
drew a larger crowd and the
larROKt packed Hilarity Halt arena, j
on Kir Htreet, when over 100 faun
were turned away from a match
In which Hull Montana whh fea
tured. Later other wrest lei'H, Home
of tho bent on the Pacific mant.
were brought to Medford at cnti
Hlderablc expense, and Kd (Strain:-!
ler) Iewla, worldn heavyweight ;
champion, wrestled n younn hope-J
rill, HIM Shaw, before the larKesl
wreKtllnK crowd that ever mine.
Into tho armory, althouKh never.tl
muteheH nearly eiiuated the utlciul
anco hint HpriiiK-
Today, Med l ord Im reeo(;nlt d
aM one of the lust wresllltiK elites
in the Htale, ami also Mauds high
In tho boxiiiK world. Thin condi
tion In probably the lure for the
moro than awii.i applIcailoiiH of
local and out of town men to Hcr'e
an promoter. Although the luini
nctw wan In good condition when
ho left laM Hummer, Sailor .lark
Wood, uh promoter, never made
a laiB" amount of nniiey. accord
Ins to IiIh own word (i, and if he
had not wrestled on the sldu In
other cities, lie would have tlll
found the vvhUIhx and hoxhm
bUMineuM a hard matter here.
Piirforiiu-rw Take Profit. , I
OroK Kate receipt m may have
been laiKe at n Kood many of th.
matehca, but the wrcMbrs de
manded lai'KA percent UKeH to travel
lorn? dlntanceH to Metlford.
Cood inalcheH brlim Kod crowds
but are expensive, and while the
boxing commission may not make
a decision tonight who will noble
local rinK di'siinies thin winter.
Medford and southern Oregon fann
are liopltiK u wiso choice will be
maile. They expect the appoint
ment of a promoter who ts thor
oughly familiar with the boxing
and wrest II uk' business,.
Applicants who have upproaehed
the commlfion Include n promote,
who hiu been In bus' ness In a
pood- id zed Willaiinlh- alley .in
for some time; n wi-csibr also tn
mitiar with the promotim; busi
iichm; two local men as p.n t n i s.
Well known, one especially, to M" d
ford fans: two other lo.nl men.
also well U now n here, li I pos
sible; there jnay be utlu-r applo mils
beftno tonlKht or before the vmu
mission leacheH a deeision.
City Attorney l-rank Kani-ll will
meet with the commission tonight
and possibly other Interested par
ti cm. Some of th chances planned-
promise ureal benefit to the
two spoils In .Medioid and others
are routine changes needed for
yearn.
No Word I'Him WihmI.
Ah noon an the commission coin
pletes Its plans for the year mid
a nnouneen t ho new promoter,
nmtehen will probably be plven
every iwA weekn. an they were
Innt year and the year before by
Sailor Jack. Jack Wood had plan
ned to return t'o Medford the trd
of this mouth and resume the
btinlnenn where he had left It, but
the Itoxlnc cumin lsnlnn has never
Jirurd from him. Wood would be
Pay Day Again for
. Will Soon
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Pay days don't conic very orii
MMnethiiifc whvn they do nrrlw.
check of 1U2H for meeting 'loin
I Ity Jay Vessels,
( Sjujits Lditur, Assoc tat 4d Press)
I 1'Vaturo Service) i
I N K W Y ' 1 i K (!') Fuv a ma n j
wh lost three Important fights. ;
two by knockouts. In the last ffvo '
years. Jack Sharkey is doiiiK right
well, thank you. p
Jack collects his second (100,00(1:
purse of the lltlt socking season, 1
September iMJ when he meets J
Tommy Lottghran in a l"-rouii'l
rii kus at the Yankee Htatliuin. ,
He pocketed Ills f.rst f KIO.OI'O
check after stepping 10 rounds j
with Young Stiibhng at Miami
Hench In March. j
Stopped by Romero Kojas iu
1 !2 I, Sharkey came back to slak-i
everything on his battle with ;
DeinpHcy in the summer of 1 ! J7. j
Host on's Jack was emphasizing (
oratory as much an fighting those j
days and even tried to talk the
referee, Into disqualifying Manassa i
Jack for hitting low.
iJeinpKcy took no chances at
heckling and took a quicker mid
mi for method of Interrupting shar-!
key' speech. Instead of Hteppingi
!
generally welcomed back to Mcd
fotd because of his past good rei
ord In hi aging ma t -lies, about
which some fans still talk, remem
ber, ng the Terrible Turk, Hassan
M u hummed ; r-'red Morlenscn, I he
Terrible Dane: Charles ( lson, the
vicious Swede; Sam Claphain
champion of Kngland; P.ull Mon
tant of the funny face; Prof.
Higamf, Japanese artist: Hob
Kruse, the most hated wrestler to
ever appear In .Medford; .lack Ita
monn, quiet I'lah Italian and many
other top-notehers.
OF
. Cllll-Atio, KpiiI. IS.(Vi Tin
of form nf (Jtiy Itu.sh. if tin'
rnliM, IrailliiK ImrU-r of Mic Na
tional Imuc, In rauslttK real run
ri'rn immntt Wfllfy flt'lil.
In li Ih last flvo htat-tH Itih lias
Imm'ii luitlod rnmi lilt' Imix rlvt
ttnn'a. IHh r'cnril In thn won am!
InM t'lilnnin has not Miffrrt-tl
Kl'atly only ono (lefrat In tin- five
rontrt.tK lmvhiK Iotii rliarKtMl
aRaliiht hini. Itut hlH Inability to
regain hlw of foitlvenoh, has cvni
.loo Mrl'iirthy wlui wan mt lioih
oroil lit first sotioiiMly orrU'l now.
l,ot.M of rontrol M-onis to hi
llnsll's chU'f trotlblo.
Baseball Standings
Ity the Associated Pre-
('oust
i
W. I..
MollywiMid . :,t ;;
.Mission -Ill :t 1
San I'ranclsco '.i ;i I
rortl.'ind tti :tr.
I .oh Angeles 17 ;tV
j Oakland la u
Sacramento .. :'!l iVt
: Seattle r.j
f Nat loual
: w. i..
'fhleiiKO K
' I'llliUI'Kll M ;.
j New 'olk 7."i ti;l
I.outs i;;i ti-.i
t liinokh n . . . . ti'. Til
: riiiiiiiieii.hi.i !',. :r
rinelnnatl lia 7 n
Mb. Moll f.' S7
Aillerli-au
W. I.
I'hlliiili'liibin 4;i
New York Ml r.a
Oevotalul 7t til
St. l.ouis ... 7 J llii
letioit . . r,:, 7.'.
Washlnc'on I T.
CIlleaKo .'. I sr.
Uoston '.mi
.fitiii
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i mmi Koibit W c4lucHla .
liAMUli V. KnitlMid. Sept. iv.
111 All decKi d out In rod ,, utttic
rclldlcton W.i totlnv aualtlm: th
openliiK tMin which w ill svm the
01h annual IS ndleion roundup on
Its way into hiMory. The four
day , the greater) w i ?!et u
pMLCilUt Of till fodeo Ot bl, III
start toniori ok.
Jack Sharkey;
Get Another $100,000
n for .lack Sharkey, bin they mean
.lack (tots his mtoimI SKMi.fMMi
my ImiImiui September 2.
back and hollering, "Come on and
light," the former champion step
ped In and nailed his man.
Sharkey quit the stump after
that, but the momentum down
ward started by liempscy's left
hook carried1 him through two
unfavorable fights the following
winter. Tom Heeney got a draw
with tho cluuter from the Codfish
licit. And Johnny Uisko beat
him In I "i rounds.
All of this was forgiven when
Sharkey outsparred Strihhng and
he became the natural opponent
for Mich budding biffers as .Max
Schiiiclling and Tommy I.ugh
ran. Mux appeared due to come first
but subsequent difficulties put him
reci mi to Loughrati ami sever. il
others also It now appeiirM.
Hy disposing of Loughrati, Shar
key as the outstanding contender
for the heavyweight title, would
be nicely fortified In a position
to demand at least another $100,
immi for next winter's battle of
Hlxleland.
That's not a bad outlook for a
man who never held a title.
I'OKTI.ANI). Oft'., Koil. 18. (!)
j Uuik Tom HawkhiH. S:m Diuno
I nouro. did mil have to I'urre lilm-
Molf In kniH k out Dol Wolfe. Iti-l-
llimhnm. Wash., ItoiivywolKlit, in
tholr HI-rounl tuatt-h here last
j nlK III Two right iippi'iciitH In tho
I fniirlh rniintl illd I ho I rick,
i llohh .lulih o( Alhlnu took a hI
round iIccIhIoii over Tod Itimoway
of rorlland.
Johnny Tranilillas of I'orlland
j won ovor Jimmy KhImt "T Soatllo;
j Kddii' Kdlomati of Alaska ili-rlsioii-
cd Kay l'lnlo of 1'orl land, and Al
ISiratih ol' Alliina boat Hobby Iiuk-
nor of I'orlland In the eurlaln
; raiser.
I SYDNKY. Auslrulla. Sept. IS.
1 (Ti'i - Hon .Hiirshall of Kimiand Kaln
ed it iloeision over Jim Mnllelte of
the fulled Slates ill a fast l.Vmtiiul
lioxiuK houl hero tonight. .Mar
' shall sealed 117 pounds and Mul
, loltu I la.
Coast League
Yesterday
(By the Associated Press)
It. II. K.
Sai-ratnento Ti x n
I'orlland t! n 1
I I J InuihKsl.
Cano, Krellas ami Harris; Vul
lerlon ami Woodall.
It. II.
K.
Oakland
Seallle
MeKvoy and
ami Co.
,". 7 0
I ti :i
l.ombarill: Kiullh
1!
II
K.
, Hollywood K 17
, l.os Angeles l 1 1 ll
Sbellelibaek, WelJlel, .lohns and
iSevereld. HassliM-; Harfoot, llorue
; and SamlberK.
It.
II I.
Missions ... ti 1 1
San Kiutielseo s 1 1
insier, llubhell Hint Hoffman
tiome. and Melssaes, l'liebsky.
Fights Last Night
NKW MAVKN. Conn. -Kmery Ca
bana of Sanford, Me., outpointed
Louis ("Kid") Kaplnti of MeiUliaii,
Cnnn. t 101.
TOliDN TO - IUnck UlU of Cuba
(utpolnted Happy Atherion or In
dlanupotiM. IN'UI A.NAPOl JS - Koy Wallace
of lndlanapoli outpointed ounn
JacK I)l1lnii of l.oiilMvillc loi.
t.OS AN(i KI.KS - Kddie Mack of
m-nver outpointed toddie lU's or
Wiimiimton not.
I Clai-sirkd advei Using i,oti t i-jults.
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Scratch Out 6 to 5 Victory!
in Portland Stars Open:
Final Three Weeks' Drive
With Half Game Margin!
Over Missions- !
Ity the Associated PreM
Pacific ( 'uhhI league clubs were
back in the trenehcH today for the
crucial puii in the lirj'.t campaiKii,
h Ith the If oily wood Stars in the
van, three weeks from the close of
the season.
With Los Ai!"-!"rt chthniiiK th
fht victory of the weeks series 1 llb victory or one pirate defeat
from the league leading Hollywood 1 wil1 fml but the Cubs have been
club yesterday, the Stars held a j looking for that one game sineo
margin tof a single game over the Sunday night. They will try again
Mission Jtcds who were tied for I today against the Giants, with Hos
secoiid place by their rivals this j ton arrayed against the Pirates.
week, the San Francisco Seals, on
their home lot, thus, in order to
retain first place In the standings,
the Stars must win today from the
Angels, or share it with the 'Iieds
or Seals.
The Angels defeated the Stars in
a thrilling game at U'riglcy Kield,
Los Angeles, the score being 9 to 8,
It was as scorching a Rattle as the
torrid weather, and ended in the
ninth when Carl Jlolllng socked a
home run over the left field wall to
send Statz home ahead of him.
With the Angels leading in the
eighth 7 to 3, the Stars rallied in
the nnith, scoring five runs, but
Holling's homer turned the tide.
The ball was lively in the Seals
Mission tangle at Recreation park,
bouncing off busy bats at frequent
, Intervals in a regular home-run
debauch. The contest finally ended
ill a h to (I verdict for tho Seals.
I Of the 14 runs brought in, 13 were
I due to home run flogging, which
persons of a mathematical bent
declare to be a record, (lus Suhr,
leading home run walloper of the
CoCast league for many a day.
delivered the Williams crew from
the morass of defeat with a slap
to the iiKhl field fence that sent
two men on bases home with him.
It required t welve , innings for
the Portland Pucks to scratch out
a (i to 5 victory from the Sacra
mento club in the northern metro-
ix.liu ri,.,- i,.i-it-,,..i )k. a
a five-run advantage In the second !nnine whk'h HIIW l'lKnt IMrat0 n,nH
and third, the visitors peppered 'nsod home on four singb-s in
iiway at Kullerton ami by the ninth ! H'lllntly mixed with four passes.
Inning had It tied at five-nil ' 11 wil1' l,ilr "l n fielder'a choice.
Pitcher Cano was forced to retire
when a ball bounced from his
glove and hcancd It Inn
Lou McKvoy opened the Scuttle-,
Acorns series wil h enough speed,
curve and pep to hurl the (inks
1o a r. to 1 victory over ibe Indians
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! .fly William ,T. Chipiuaii
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The loiiK-a wafted clinching of
the pe.npant by the Culm was de
' layed ataitn yesterday when lirook
! lyn twice rallied to win both halves
I of a double header in Chicago as
I the Pirates came from behind to
i pull out the decision in their one
! (.'ante atfalnst the Phillies, One
The loss of the two games to
Hrooklyn was of no moment what
ever to Joseph V. McCarthy, hut
he did have cause for any amount
of apprehension he felt over, tho
rough manner in which his
pitchers were handled!
In the first game Hal Carlson
permitted the Robins to run up a
lead of 6 to 0 In a single Inning,
the third, ami the Cubs made it
close only because Dazzy Vance
had one of his worst (lays of tho
season. Tho Hruinn assaulted the
strike-out king for three runs in
the fourth and for four more in
the fifth, and approuched to within
one hit of the pennant only to see
Kddie Moore single with the bases
filled in the ninth to give the
Robins an 8 to 7 decision.
Guy Hush was knocked from tho
box by five Robin runs In the first
half of the nightcap, and Hal Carl
son gave way to a pinch batsman
in the seventh when the Cubs pull
ed up to a tie. Art Hehf was shaky
i in the. eighth, and Pat Malone rush
' ed to the rescue, only to deliver
ja home run ball to Habe Herman
j with the bases filled. The Cubs
! picked up one more In the ninth,
i but the Robins won by it to 6.
I The Pirates defeated the Phillies
; in tho get-away game by 11 to 7.
jand did It on eleven hits against
I sixteen piled up by the Phils. The
Ituccaiieet-B won on n big seventh
Hurlelgh Grimes wns driven
from the box In the first round
while the Pirates were engaged In
ill the nort hern camp. Ten Red
skins bit the dust in as many
hurlintrs.
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the nei loun buslneHn of piling up
f(lir runs, and Itay F'rench Kot the
victory. Harry ymythe, the piumi
nent rookie southpaw, absorbed the
defeat. (
The remaJnliiK Natiinal league
ciubn were idle, due to tlie manu
factured double headers in St.
Louis ami Cincinnati last Sunday. 1
Jtain in New York save Kdward t
Clrant Harrow a chance to build 1
up a bargain with the Indians for;
this afternoon, but moisture at -Shi
be park sent one St. Louis-Phil- :
adelphla contest permanently into
the discard. Tho liruwns were to
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