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Foul Epidemic Cuts Garden "Gate" for Chocolate-Berg Bout
TRAGEDY ' MARS'
mum i uiiHinu
TO PROMOTERS1
Medford Swimmer Would
Compete For World Honor
Fighters Will Share Loss
With Madison Square
Weight of 'Keetf Bothers
Experts.
lly HerlM'U W. Itiirkrr,
AHSociatPfl Pri-wi HportH WrlUr.
' NKW YORK, Auk. 0. (P) Tho
Innocent must Huffnr wim tho
Kiillty, nH Kid Chouolnto und Juckt
"Kill" IJei aro beginning to dis
co VO P.
MadiHon Kqunrc Canlcn official
hitvo Imm n disturbed over the dis
appointing advance sale of tho
Chopolatt'-lJorc batll In tho I'olo
1: rounds tomorrow nlKht. C'am
ciiHtomcrH have been so Kcarcn fiar
den officials have revlncd their or
iginal nstimatew of tho "euto" from
S20o,(ioo to $iro,ooo.
Most of tho blame for the pub
lic's liikmvarm interest In this bat
llo of two of the current boxing
ra's most popular figures has been
placed In some quarters on the
(ipldemlc of fouls and generally
unwitlsfactury ending of most of
tho big bouts In the lat year.
MuHt Kliiirt Ixihh.
Apparently Chocolate and Herir,
neither of whom wing or loses on
fouls, will have to share the loss
along with tho Ciardcn.
Tho weight question continued
to bother tho experts, especially
slnco reports havo bocome genernl
Chocolate, )iam been growing fast
and ha taken on weight so fast'
ho may havo trouble keeping down
to the featherweight limit should
ho ever want to go after tho title.
Tho Cuban star's handlers, how
ever, declared ChocolnW would tip
.tho beam at llltlo moro than llifl
pounds at welghlng-Jn ceremonies
tomorrow afternoon. Hcrg, who
has fought at ha high an 141
pounds, will havo no troublo mak
ing tho 134 Mi pounds his contract
calls for, hut probably will to
throo or four pound heavier by
tho tlmo ho enters tho ring.
With the date of the swlmmins
contost In Toronto. Canada, draw
ing nearer each day It has not yet
been decided whether Cordon Tur
ner, 20, local aspirant to the speed
and endurance record, will be en
tered In the world swim.
Since the tryout staged in Klam
ath Lake a Tew weeKs ago in which
Turner convinced his sponsors that,
he is winning material, they have
been endeavoring to raise funds to
finance his entrance in Toronto.
Lee Kourler, nationally known
swimming instructor, has agreed to
pay the expenses of Turner's en
trance in exceHK of J 11 00.
Mrs. Evo lienaon, dancing in
structor, is harrying on the cam
paign to raise tho necessary $iiU0
in Medford.
HAVKB, Franco, Aug. C (VP)
A match for (ho heavyweight cham
pionship ol' tho world between Max
Schmellng and Young Stiihling In
Uorlin or Ioiulou is the main pur
pose of Jofl' Dickson, Kuropo'a lend
ing boxing 1 1 in mot or, in sailing to
day for tho dulled Htatos,
JMrxHon, accompanied hy Pa
HlriblliiR, the (loorgla boxer's fa-liter-manager,
announced he was go
lug to Now York to try to obtain
the signature of Joe Jacobs, tho
Ciermun boxer's pilot, to it contract
calling for Schmellng to meet Strip
ling In a IS-round bout In Septum-
Acidity
Ths common cause of dlgcattvl
diflirultfpa i ntrrm u-id. R,a can.
tiot allcr tint condition, anil It burnt
the alomaeli. Homcthing that will
neutralise tho acidity ia tho acnaibl.
ining to take. That Is why phvai.
rlana tell tho publio to uo rhillipi
11 ilk u( Magncala,
On apoonful of Ihla delightful
preparation can ncutralita many
limca ita volume in acid. It acta In
tantlyi relief ia oulck, and wry an
parent. All gM ia dispelled i all amir
neas ia aoon gone) the whole aviti
la awertencd. Do try tliia perfect
anti-arid, and remember it ia jnal
a good for children, too, and pleas
at to take. Oct the gcnulno
PHILLIPS
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Silk from top B ft
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JACKHONVILLM, I-'Ia., Aug. 0.
(A) An error In tho tabulation
of his score by his playing partner
disqualified Carl Kauffmann, three
times champion, from further indi
vidual competition today and re
moved the I'ltUburgh squad of
which ho was a member from
team play in tho ninth renewal of
tho annual public links tourna
ment. Marking n four Instead of a five
on Kauffman's card for tho ninth
holo of tho qualifying round hy
tluy McCall of Huffalu was not
checked by Kauffman before the
card was turned In 'and was "whol
ly unintentional," a committee of
tho United Htatos tlolf association
said. Hut It disqualified Kauffman
"as no alteration can under rule
five bo made on the card aftor It
has been returned." Kauffman
had a ragged 83.
Meanwhile, Hurry T. (.Ivan, 10
y car-old Heattlo electrician, ap
peared us an outstanding contend
er for tho throno vacated by tho
Pittsburgh steel mill clock. Ho
had a 78 at the start of tho second
half of tho 3D holo qualifying test
today.
In tho team play, llrooklyn's
four horsemeHf Kabiizlo, Htrafu"cl
Muzzu and Tho mil, wnro In tho
van with a snappy total of 311.
Louisville and I'ortlund, Ore.,
aro bidding for next year's meet
ing. 4
Baseball Standings
AmcrlcMit,
New York
Cleveland ..
Iietrolt
National.
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Ht. Louis
od Press,
W. L. Pet.
15 7 .tlK 2
13 0 .!!i
13 1) .59!
12 10 ,G4fi
io 12 .irr
0 13 .400
0 13 .40!)
7 15 .318
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w. n pet.
73 311 .667
64 42 .R04
(12 4tl .574
rfi R2 .51!)
ft 3 Gfl .4X0
43 2 .410
43 BE. .311ft
37 71 .343
V. L. Pet.
03 41 .nn
00 43 .rS3
58 4lt .55R
50 4!) .505
51 51 .500
40 50 .407
45 55 .450
35 08 .310
Coast League
Yesterday
Hy tho Associated Press.
It. II. K.
Seattle 4 11 1
Portland 1 115 3
ljinmnskl, Kuna. Iltibbell und
Porreanl; Keating and Woodall,
n. ii. k.
3 10 3
4 8 3
Koehler;
Henderson
Sacramento
Oak land
Pryan. Oould and
rnghead, McQimlri,
and Lombard!.
Sjin Kninclsco
Hollywood
Jacobs and (lanton; Turner and
HasaliT.
IX. H.
8 11
6
H, H. K.
I,os Angeles 3 18 8
M.lsslons , 3 11 6
Yerkes and Warron; H. Pllletto
and llofniimn.
II STtf I
um ool, InvlalblB amol
Millions depend on cooling Zemo to
banish summer akin trouble. Kor 20
are thia aafo, invisible antiseptio
has relieved thheat and pain of sun
burn. It soothea rashes and ivy
poisoning, brings relief to Hching,
Veling toes. See how sluhhorn
(jaiiajata and bleml)(a disanpm.
, I'houi.auls say it has ailahea dan-
ni(T. lleitmgZemoliquiel lawtaaf
iuiiy esisi niter a rtuaaa
S' 'A 4 ' " !
Gordon Turner
SEALS AND REDS
PRESSING STARS
(lly tho Associated Press.)
Han FranclHco's Heals and Mis
sions were tied for runner-up posi
tion In the Coast leaguo today, only
two games behind Hollywood's
leaders, as tho result of successful
openings In tho fourth week of tho
second half season.
The MiHslons took a clmo though
loosely played game from Ios An
geles, 3 to 2. yesterday, with Herm
Pllletto pitching.
San Francisco wont to Hollywood
ami trounced the Stars easily, 8 to
2, In tho first of their Important
series, as Klmor Jacobs beat tho
league's top ranking hurlcr, Tur
ner, on tho mound.
Sacramento opened night base
ball In Oakland by downing the
Oaks, 5 to 4, scoring four i-iiiih in
the sixth to overcome an Acorn
lead and win. Itryan was tho win
ner and Crnghead tho loser.
; Portland started an all-Northwest
series by giving Seattle an 11
to 4 drubbing as Keating, ex-Senator,
held the Indlani in check.
BILLYTOWNSEND
LOS ANOKLKS, Aug. 6. (P
Hilly Tow line ml, Vancouver, H, C,
Mugger, today holds credit for an
easy 10-ruumI decision over Harry
"Kid" Hrown, veteran Philadelphia
welterweight, won last night at tho
Olympfc.
Tnwnnendi a heavy favorite,
punched Hrown from post to post
but was unable to got tho cagey
easterner beyond tho groggy stage.
Although Hrown was staggered In
the first, second, sixth, ninth and
tenth rounds, ho went to the can
van only once. In tho sixth ho
wan down for a nine count.
Townsend took every round ex
cept the fourth and seventh, which
were even.
With Rod and Gun
l i t n if ii
m Kom va ev lUAMirc ouAMor
J, IHImLL UnMllUL
SENATORS
RUN
LEADERSH
IP
Johnson's Crew Take 12 of
15 Games With New
Yorkers Athletics Lose
to Red Sox.
Fights Last Night
(By the Aeeled Peeas)
Huston Ha.ve Sluido of l.os As
golos oiilinlnted .loo Asdereoi of
I'oYlnmon, Ky. (101.
NKW YOHK llrare Kaiwora of
Now Itmkolle. N: t kswckoa osl
Tommy (irnKiin of Aaanha. NeS.
(It; Ssmmy Oherl of s Tori
omraintod J TrHmt ti Dhss
C'lly (61.
ATLANTA Tsa (aliaa !' At-',-
n4 Mil llftUft af Pt.i,
1 e
Orover Youngs returned tills
week from a hunting trip to the
wilds of British Columbia, where
caribou, moose, bear and deer
abound. However, he did not use
the customary gun but had a mov
ing picture camera Instead. He
took 500 feet of small-size film, In
cluding scenes that man seldom
visits because of inaccessibility.
He plans to return there again in
September, when the season is
open, and spend an entire month
bagging his limit of game. A por
tion of the trip Just completed in
cluded a 125-mile boat and canoe
trip around u chain of lakes which
form almost a complete circle, the
last lake of the chuln being located
within 12 miles of the first. . He
took pictures of bear, and moose.
Including one scene where two
moose were swimming in tandem
across an icy Canadian stream.
This picture was takeu within
eight feet of the animals. The
trip was made to the same scene
whore lust year Mr. Youngs killed
a grizzly bear, a moose and a caribou.
Favorite files that trout enjoy
at this time of the year were listed
yosterday by Verno Van Dyke as
Including rod upright, royal coach
man, Murch brown, black gnat, blue
upright, and for stoelhead Mr. Van
Dyke suggested royal coachman,
gray Palmer, California coachman,
grizzly king and March bro.wn. The
stoelhead fishing continues to be
moro or less In the doldrums and
trout fishing In tho Hoguo river is
not up to average, but is (loclarcd
to bo bettor In tributary streams.
With Hyatt Prairie lake already
closed nnd Fish Lake closing Aug
ust 15, Diamond Lake and lake of
the Woods are the only two remain
ing bodies of water where anglers
may rind delight for the remainder
of tho season. The former Is open
until November .'ID und rainbow
trout there are said to be continu
ing to bito well.
Hal I'll Cowgill of the stato game
commission is to lenve this week
on another inspection trip to
Uuincy Falls In the Rogue river
und ludlcuted that he is seeking
permission to blust the entire falls
out ol' the stream. He declared this
could be done for $-0 and also said
that fish are making their way
around tho falls by means of the
fish ladder, but said they were
usually tired before they reached
the ladder. They attempt to fight
the falls first. Further dredging
Is to take place In tho river at Can
fiold riffle, where a sand har has
been obstructing tho progress of
the fish upstream. A channel 10
feet long und two or three feet
wide lias been dug through tho
sand, but the fish havo been reluc
tant to go through, though recent
reports Indicate the movement Is
bottor.
Kvldcnco that the number of sal
mon ascending the Kogue river is
decreasing annually is shown In
reports lhat a commercial cannery
at the mouth that had been pack
ing thousands of cases unnimlly
lust yeur packed only 3500 cases,
meaning the catching of slightly
over 4000 fish. Commercial tlsh
lug as a whole has not been so
good, with tho averago fisherman
rocoiving $300 for his year's catch.
Tho heavy run In the river this
year is oxplalned as duo to llttlo
punching at the mouth of tho
stroam to croato sentimentagainst
the proposed closlug of tho river to
commercial fishing. This measure
will be on tho ballot at the general
olectlon next Novomber.
T
With the last qualifying rounds
playod, the two-ball mixed four
somo golf tournament at the Mod
ford midget courso will begin this
evening.
Qualifying scores are as follows:
Mr. und Mrs. .It. W. Ixe, 51-50;
Mr. and Mrs. A. llagen, 4N-t(t; Mr.
nnd Mrs. Coleman, 63-iv); Hector
Fox nnd Wanda Walnak. 4B-M; A.
M. Wilson . and Ida Wilson. 5u-4:
Mr. and Mrs. Ilng. 5R-43; Mr. and
Mrs. Dick NewniHii. 50-H3; Honeger.
Mntta check, 51-54; Mr. and Mrs.
S. Ijirter, 52-58.
Yesterday's low, scores were turn
ed In hy T. Fehl, 43; V. Hccknuia,
43; Mrs. P. S. Holhrook. 4S. ,ml
week's low scon, for men aa tak
en hy J. Kdmlston wit 44. sail
Mrs. Kdmlston t.mlt low scurf. ft'
wie with a 45.
aitkle
lllnmi
By Orlo Robertson.
Associated Press Sports Writer
But for the presence of tho
Washington Senators In the Amer-j
iican leugue, tho New York Yan-j
kees might be up there fighting
the Athletics for leadership. As!
it is, however, Babe Ruth and
company are battling In third I
i game, with a homer In ta sapmavfr
liming. !
. A's Bow U Ml . i
. The Athletics fuil.4 U ai
vantage of Washl4m' ,
break losing 'a 4 v f a"
the Boston Re j
Detroit put mi tlj
the eighth to fin Sari WhitohllJ .
his eighth caftsMutiv victory, tha'
Tigers deftatlaa th Indiana. I,
to 4. J
The Giants and Robins furnish
ed another one of their spectacu-i
lar contests in the National league,!
Brooklyn finally winning, 9 to 8
In ten innings. The Giants trail-j
ed 6 to 1 going into the ninth,
but a five run rally sent the vete
ran Adolfo Luque ,to the showers
nnd tied the score.
The Cubs kept pace with the
Robins, scoring three runs in the
ninth to defeat the Cardinals, 5
to 4. I
Fred Frankhouse hold the Phil- (
lies to six hits as the Braves gave
Philadelphia a 6 to 2 defeat. j
r3i:IG4nlES$
Av- s!
I
poHltlon. io games back of the
champions and not much chance
of gaining ground as long as they
aro scheduled to play Walter
Johnson's Senators.
The Senatora have beaten the
Yankees in 12 of their 15 meet
ings this season. The Yanks suc
ceeded in breaking the jinx yes
terday but not until the Senators
hud won their seventh straight, by
tuking the first of a double head
er, G to 4. Babe Ruth hit his
4lst homo run but that didn't help
much when Walter Johnson's bat
ters got' busy on Pennock and
Johnson. Charlie Ruffing was
largely responsible for the Yanks'
7 to 1 triumph In tho curtain i years huo.
SPOKANE, Wsh., Aug. 6. (P)
Leo Lomski, Aberdeen Assassin,
today was still a knockout ahead
of Fred henhart ol' Elk, Wash., with
two draws and' a knockout in their
three meetings.
They fought their second draw
in the six-round main event of an i
American Legion raid last night.
In this battle, as In one at Port
land a few weeks ago, neither
showed superiority. After six
rounds of furious fighting both
were given three rounds, and Ref
eree Don Frascr showed no hesita
tion in catling it even. Lomski
knocked Freddie cold here two
Li- -
Aaaoctated Preta Pholo
Kid Chocolate- (below), feather
weight, and Jackie "Kid" Berg,
welterweight title holder, battle in
New York August 7.
Racing Craft Collide in Ma
neuvering for Start
Steward Loses Life in
Accident. .
COWKS, Isle of Wight. Aug.
A atoward was drowned and a
racing yacht, the Lucllla, owned by
J. Lauriston Lewis, was sunk in a
collision at the start of the royal
regatta events today. King (Irorge,
aboard the Brittunia, witnessed the
tragedy. ' .
King George . saw the accident
from the ISiittania. which at ihu
tlmo was' leading In the race for L
big yachts with the Astra, White r
Heather and Westward, not far "
behind.
The Lulworth, which was thej
stern boat, about two and ono-half
minutes benind tno Brlttanla, re
tired from the race after the col
lision. '
The Lucllla, maneuvering with
tne i:-niL'u'r uom iui me net
away, was hit by A. A. Paton'a
big cutter, the Lulworth,, and went
to the bottom in three minutes.
The Lulworth rescued the surviv
ors of the Lucilla's crew.
When the crew, of the Lucllla
camo ashore It was stated William
Saunders, a steward on the sunken
craft, had lost his life.
The Brlttanla won the race,
which was excitingly close through
out, and thereby scored her 2UIHH
victory.
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