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Boastful Bostonian Plans to
Get Boxing Practice in
Wednesday Bout ; With
Walker Before Knockout
( By ICilwnnl .1. Xcll
(Ansoclntcd I'ress Hports Writer)
I'O.MPTON LAKKH, N. J., July
jl (fl) Juck Hharkey plans to lot
Mickey Walker help him set the
boxing practice he need for nn
August match with Tommy liough
rn, Heven rounds Mickey ran
lilay , around: In thoiro with him
Wednesday night nnd then Pouf!
-.The 'big sallormnn from IloHton
hrt,cpnnldornl)le powers of expross
ioii, ' HI pale blue eyes flush nn
ho talks, his gosturo help him tell
hl:tjtory dramatically, declHlvely
He..wnwtes no wordH, saves no feel
ipgs and ho talk ns he hltn
straight from .tho shoulder.
., '.'Mickey la a nlco little fellow
and jlie more peoplo think ha has
a ,ehanoo to whip mo (n KlibuU
f'lflil Wednesday night, the more
will buy to see uh flKht, but he's
only a middleweight and tlicy
nop'f any middleweight around
today, no matter how good they
are, licking Jack Sharkey.
, They've lievn Knylng
' '.', They've been snylng I was fat.
nnd P'ow and boxing llko an old
kidy-'in training. Mnybo that will
help the sate, I don't know. Hut
H won't help Walker much.
.,.."l'm not going to he In any
hurry with Mickey. ( haven't
fought hut four rounds the four
I panted that Dutchman rlcliinelliig
before ho yelled foul innliuopt
two, :yoari . nnd I need the work
before I fight Tommy Lnughran
again In August at Kbbets Field.
Ho . I, figure I'll go nlong with
.' Mickey for seven or oight rounds
qnd then knock him over.1'
tiharkoy doesn't relish much, the
Idea of whipping a 170 poundei
o( Walker's tnturo and he prob
ably, will feel a bit ashnmed of
himself when the roferee calls them
-tjo;.thc center qf the ring .Wednes
day .night j and ,ho towen a full
head, over the fo'rmor welterweight
and, ..middleweight rhnuiplnn and
outweigh him almost 8(1 pound,
hut fighting Is n huslneni, and If
Walker Ik the fellow they want him
tn. lick this time then that's all
rltH with Jack Hharkey.
. Walker fnn't lilt
"I'll have all that weight on him
nnd nil that size nnd he's tho fel
low Hint couldn't put Tummy
Jjoughran. dbwa liv li .couple .of
matches and chap named I'Mil
Hwlderokl floored him seven times,
jlut of courso. Jack Hharkey can't
punch. Ho can't break an egg with
tlther hand."
Hharkey chuckled at this, lie
(Ikes to talk of himself In the third
person. He has refused to be dis
turbed 'by Jack Kearn verbal at
tempts to lure hint Into a contro
versy concerning his courago and
the possibilities of a foul. The only
thing about Wnlker's stature- tha.
pleased him la tho fact that Mickey
Ia -built so close to the ground there
Ia little likelihood of h punch drift
ing low.
iShnrkry will weigh nbout 1H8
for tho fifteen rounds with Walker.
He I41 In superb condition, appar
ently boxing nnd hitting as well os
nt nuy time in his career.
(Ily the Associated lrtN i",
Mont any guess how UmL jocund
half of the Coast league i:uon will
tend haa n chance to ho fight.
1 Hollywood has dropped Us two
nerlra In the second half and ex
changed a long len..w on tho top.
floor for one on the third, while
Portland which finished the first
half right 'below the Klnrs, h:i
dropped to the cellar with tho Mis
Htnns nnd Sacramento.
lo Angeles has weathered tho
first two weeks of r.M'und half ilay
tin second place,. ,
Tho ecrnmhle jfor butter Accomo
dations In the resort of standing
begins again tonight with Sacra
mento plrylng nt .Han Krauol. vq.
tho Mlsslimn nt Health'. Oakland at
los Angebo and llollyuod ut Port
ia ml.
FLATTENS JACK,- RAY
LA O MAXIMS. Ore., July 81.
Howard Cmitonwlne. Iowa
heavyweight wrestler, defeated
Texas Jack Hay of Hun Antonio
two out of thre fulls her hist
night. Cnntonwlne ,tok the first
fall In the third round with m re
verse wilatloek, and the third In
the fifth with a leg stopper. Hay
took the second In the fourth
round with nn nrm scissors and
bar.
Hay McCnrroll of Ia Ornnde
slninnied Jack Woods of Halfway
so hard, It) the second round Unit
Woods wiw unable lq continue.
SHARKEY WIL
FOR
ROUNDS
PORTLAND DRAWS
STARS FOR M
1 llnilRH Self
HAf.nM. Ore., July 8l.-,Pl
Mrs. Mary llurch, Si, recelvetl nt
the state hospital for the Insane
from California July S. took her
own life nt the institution today by
Jinnglns; herself with a strap which
she tied tff n window grating. Jler
I10.lv wo d(nueici! thvrtly. aUr
lunch,
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Oakland
Seattle
l.os Angeles ...
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Portland
Sacramento ....
Philadelphia
Washlngtop ..
Now York ....
Cleveland ....
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IOHT
(Ily the Associated PressX -CHICAGO
Til fry Orlrflths. of
Sioux City, Ia outpointed ;l?ill
I'antaleo, . Chicago ilUI): Clary
Leach, Clary. Ind., stoiipeil Kdgar
Norman, Norway tK):. ' . , .
NKW YOltK Kddlo Hhnplro,
New York, outpointed Eddie Itun,
Poland (8): .lack Phoenix, New
York, stopped Desmond Jenns,
England (7); Charley Itaymond,
Ilrooklyn, ' outpointed Pete Do
(Irnsse, Ilrooklyn (0); . Johnny
O'Koufo, llarfield, N. J.. Bloiped
Benny Flax, Haltlmore (I).
. TIVEUTON,, It. 1. Hammy Ful
ler, Hoston, knocked out Italic
llcrmnn, Ivjs Angeles, (1). ' ,
SIOUX CITY, In. Carl Wells.
Omaha, outpointed Tony Itoborts,
Denver ((I).
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(Hy the AHSiH'latcil lretN) -
NKW HAVKN, Conn. (!') Jim
Lonilos, 200, tlreece, threw Sandor
Stabo, 204, Hungary, In 86:43; Sam
Sleln, 200, Newark threw Vanka
!elesnlak, ItiiHsIa, '20:21; Tiny
Uuebuck, Oklahoma, 245, won by
duclslon over Sergei Kalmikoff,
240, Itussla, 20:00;, Mike Homnno,
202, Chicago, threw (lone Itenkert,
218, Ilelgium, 9:44; Oeno llruce
200, Finland, threw Caakey Iterger
310, Texas, 21:12.
MONTltl'IAL, Que. Henri Deg-
lane, 220, Montreal, defeated Nick
Lutuo. 808, Venice, Cal., two rails
out of three (Deglane first 21:10;
Lutso, second, 11:10: Deglanu
third 9:36): Itoaul Hlmotl, 230, of
France, won on foul front Stanley
Staalnk, 240, Cambridge, . Mass..,
28:26f Joe Mnlceulci!, . SOB, Utlca,
N. Y., and Jim Hrownl-;-r, 227,
Verona, Mo., drew 20:00; Klnar
Johnunessen 204, Norway, drew
with Pat McCIIII . 3111, Omaha,
20:011.
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POIl'lANI Work on lllaxler
restaurant; under construction on
Handy Houlevnri between 37lli
and 38th streets nearlng comple
tion; project to cost about 30,-000.
Mat Results
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Gabby and Connie Heave
Sighs of Relief As Teams
Take Commanding Leads
in Respective Leagues
Ily Herbert W. Itnrkor '
(Assoclnti d Press Sport Writer)
Those slgho of contentment you
hear from Ht. I,ouU and Philadel
phia probably are emitted byOabby
Street and Connie Mack, manager
la I rlval.-i of tho 1930 world merles.
You needn't hot on It unless you
fee! so Inclined but It looks susplc
lously as though Street's Cardinals
and Mack's Athletics, again will
siiuaro off in the October clanslc.
For tho Cardinals today led ttl'i
National league 'parade by nix
gamis while the Athletics had a
.seven-game margin over their near
cit American league rivals,
. Most of yesterday's action wan
concentrated In the American lea
gue, the A's setting the pace for
tho rest with a 12-7 triumph over
the Chicago White Sox for thpr
seventh victory In n row.
. Vimk Hunk In First ' '
Hank McDonald started off for
the champions but decided to call
it a day after the flr.-.t Inning when
tho Sox scored six runn. Hoy Mc
Haffey came In and held Donle
Hugh's crew to four hits nnd one
run for tho Inft eight Innings while
the A's slugged four Chicago pitch
ers for 10 lilts to tin the score .lii
tho , second inning nnd win suit
easily In tho later Innings.. The
White Hox were soundly heaten but
they had the satisfaction of en
gineering a triple .ileal In tho. open
ing frame, while McDonald wuh
winding up, much to young Hank's
ombnrnwHment. Jimmy Foxx lilt
hl, 19th homer for the A's,' '
. The Wni-'hlngton Senator . kept
step with tho champions by beat
ing tho Delrolt Tigers, 7-3 Ur their
fifth straight win.
Tho New York Yankees made
it threo in a row over tho St. Louis
llrowns as IM Well.... slightly out
pitching Walter Stewart, drove In
two run.i with a dijublo nnd Blngl"
and scored 'ono himself, to win 8
to 6.' 1 1 .'
Indians Hit Hani '
Clint Itrotvn held tho Hoston Hod
Hox to four hits, two In the firs'
Inning, a., the Cleveland Indians
smushed out I I hits to win 0-2.
l.uke Kewell was tho only Indian
Who railed to connect .safely.
The Chicago Cubs heat lirooklyn
1-0, In tho only National league
game or the day. William Watmn
Clark, seeking his eighth straight
vlctury, gave tho Cubj only three
hits hut lost out when hl.s team
mates railed to solve Charley Itoofrf
delivery In Die pinches. Hoot wns
touched ror. seven hits or which
three went to Frank O'Doul. Des
pite tho defeat, Brooklyn retained
second pine, n half game ahead
of the New York (llunU and one
game ahead of tho Cubs.
" Construction progressing rapidly
on storago dam and dioliibtltlon
tunnels of Owyhee project where
110.000,000 worth of work Is un
der contract, Vale, Malheur, Kn
torprlHO.
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tween two
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Scotch
It. Attorney
18. On who Is ,
constantly
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13. Logical think
ers.
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CAVE DWELLERS
(Continued From Pnge OnM
tho 'bl-st-xuiility ol man's proireni
tor wnji not fo much a mutter of
findlnK fuels to iMiiM'urt it as a
matter of dfvt'lojtint; a sck-ntlfie
hyiMjtliesl. to pxttlali) some of tho
farlH which h uni-ovi'ricl..
"I nnw nii-n who hart more of
the physical attrihule of women,"
Hiild tlie explorer, "nml women who
hart the physical i-hanicU'rlytlcs of
iTicn. ,
"Hart there hoen hut a few of
tli one, it would havo been easy to
eqnclurto that they were. fri'aliH,
iiut there were too many to ex
plain upon any mien baals.'
Dr. Ttirrnnee, ndlierltiK. to Uio,
belief that man (U'VoiiH)eu fi'om a
lower form of "hunuii) animal"
but that ho orislnnted-In hiajj.ruu-
ent form, said thin change prob
ably nee u r red some time between
the hoKlnnlni: of the ISeolithlc nio
n ml the dawn (f recorded lij-'tory
He expresaed the opinion that
the .flint modern men were tht dei
cend antit of the bisexual eitMtuiMH
and that the transformation ftmo
when the bl-Hexual InrUyldiiall Oe
lian to differentiate into mules and
fenialoH.
The explorer said a few of thQ
umlernround men had escaped from
their h'kuWi( fiuiflne ,
"They were oneo Itlaek, appar
ently, he Raid, "but are now
dtiHky uray from living for cen
turies undorKround. Their feature,
however, rire aryan. not negroid,
a ml t)lu ha vo t h e wmio Xaela I
ehnraeteru'tleH uh tho inhabitants
of northern India.
"There tpoken word have hurrt
ly developed to th. tlago where
they ean bo ealled a language.
")no could t-ay that thty repre
sent Nl a raeo hleh might have
11 vert twenty thousand years ago,
perhaps mueh longer. Why they
are guarded so jealously by the
.Nomadic tribe which live on the
fringe of their territory is another
question. My guesct is that it l-i
the .sumo Impulse as tint which
lead.i civilized Individuals to
rtctuuvitor and conceal ldiolror per
sons with hideous defoi niitlcs."
MRS. WILSON HOME
FROM POLAND VISIT
N KV Y n 1 1 K . .1 uly il . (V)
Mrs, Voodrow Wilson rrliaiicd -
day from Tola ml. wfcn he at
tended the unveiling of a nicnu
nient to Ibe lale iu'eslrtenl.
Always
uniform end
dependable
may be mm
"ORIGIN OF ' MAN
OREGON, TUESDAY,'
i. ,a
"Television Idea" to
Repeat Tonight.
Annnnncchiont was -nindo1 loilny
ly tho Fox niiin.'lBomont that tho
BtiiKo attraction .'."I'elevlsion Idea"
which was iiroscntcd ' last Satur
day ovenlnK, will he rejieatcd for
the benefit of jieople . who wore
out of tho city over the week-end.
The ' Television Idea" was made
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"The Maltese Falcon." the thrill
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Lewis Stone Heads
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Fool There Was," since which
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ether successful films for other
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line etiilsM the engine, o-f the plane,
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a whent. Oejd.., The pilot. Leonard
Mlnpi;; escaped with minor Injuries.
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Citation
in the County court of ,i
. Oregon for Ja, v.. !.t'
'n.-,,h :i,a,ler rflit1
Elmer k. Fray. M
To Rfon?A v m .
all other, devisee,
Hnown of Elmer E p 1
.UL.n m t
In the name of the si.,,
gqn. you and each ot ,;'
by cited and required ." '
the ahove entitled couV. '
tfer Within !s ,!... ."'Si
of the flrut publication 5 ,j
why an order of sale ,h(";
piade ordering and empo
Administrator of said
all of tho real proper!'
to said decedent at u,,"
death, described as f0flo'
The I..pts numbered a.
Seven (V) In Section's?,'
Township Thlrty-eii (jt,
Uange One (l) West ,
Southeast Quarter of ih'e v
Quarter and the Sorthn
ter qf tle Buutheast Or,
Section One (ll m t 7 '
t--slx (S6) South of -nt;
(2) west of the WlliamS
i.u, iii jiiLMUH county ,
Excepting therefrom a,
nrnnertv di.sci-H.1. i .. .
of the IJeed llecorda of tJ
ly. at page 254 thereof.
certain iiroperty describ.
ume 107 ot the Deed R,
said County, nt page 31S ,1
AV excepting 'therelr,,,
certain property descrltad
unro 118 of the Deed k,
Hiitrl Colin.lv nt n.
: -- . ... p-igw an m..
Also subject to certain J
iMt 10". ot way.
That said real property
of 102.20 acres, accordlm
eminent survey, less then
doi.erlbod afcove, whluh a
approximately acrea ..
fni..ln lh I'illnn .l
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istrator ol) file herein. Thi
nni uiutjr ior puDitcation
Citation is June 2ath. iv
time iirescrllied for p'ubll
tbls Citation is (our co
weeks. The date of the r
Mention '-of this Citation
30th, 11131.
: Witness the Ilanorli,
8iarrow. County Judee ti
County, Oregon, and.JudSi
abovo entitled Court, .and
of said Court, this 2ia
June.' mill.
' DKLH.1A STKVRNS lltl
uouiuy cierK ot Jackson
.. Oregon and Clerk ot it
entitled Court.
(Seal of the County Con
State of Oregon tot'
County.)
Endorsed: Filed June is:
Delllla Stevens Meycp
Clerk. "
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