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SrEDFORD fATL TRTBtTNTS, MEDFOUD, OREGON,' TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 8, 1933.
LOCAL FIGHTERS
IN TIP-TOP FORM
FOR SOCK FIESTA
Public Workouts Give Simon
Pures Opportunity for
Conditioning Process
Big Boys Entering Lists
Legs Vs Arms Thursday
Kelere a rtecret.
Declaring "th tourney U so big
Mid th tighten hav so much at
stake, the Identity of th referee
will not be made known until time
for them to enter the ring Mon
day night," Lee OarlocK, Medford
Legion commander, made It clear
the namea of the third men in the
ring for the grand opening of the
great amateur tourney at the Arm
ory here Monday night are to be
kept welt hidden until the open
ing bell.
. In shape right now to wage the
moat vicious brand of ring warfare,
Medlord'a game amateur fighting
men lat night went Into tha final
week of training at the open-air oamp
near the Bast Main atreet bridge, in
preparation for their grueling Strug
glea with the invading foemen from
out-of-town polnta In the ofriolal
opening of the American Legion's
great relief fund benefit champion-
ehlp amateur boxing tournament on
the Mearora Armory neia 01 nonor
Here next Monday night. Another
big free public workout Is booked for
tonurht at 7:30.
"The Out-Ttowner ehall not paae."
la the war cry of Medford' favorites,
at they make ready to repel me at
tack 6f the "enemy" on the Armory
battlefront here Monday nlglit. The
Invaders are )uat aa determined that
they, .and not Medford, will hammer
their way to victory In tha grand
opening Monday night. A card of
1 to 30 wild and furloua flghtt will
make up the program,, tha flrat
atartint promptly at 8:16 and the
laet ending not later than -10:80.
Ho Coinp Ticket,.
No complimentary ticket, except
to tha preaa and oflolala of tha event
are to be given out, Carl Y. Teng
weld, tourney chairman, declared to
day. "Thle la euch a big meet It is
costing so much money to promote
It, and Is for such a fine cause that
anyone seeing the fights will have to
pay for the privilege," Tengweld de
clared. And he meant, It, too.
Crack amateur fighters from IU1-
noit. Indiana, Kentucky and other
etatea wiu oe representea rjy me o.
O. 0. camp fighters. Several of the
llllnola flghtera already are In town.
Portland ulantt In. .
A pair of terrific punching man-
mountains from Portland "Big" Ben
fihafer, giant plaaterer. and Tony Ao-
cuardl, powerful Italian-American
from Cliff Springs camp, have en
rolled to wage warfare for tha Jack
Sempsey trophy, and the Al floit
award that goea to tha big fellow
who hammers his way Into poseee
slen of the heavyweight title In the
Mearora tourney, sacn has aaked
to be used on Monoay night's oat-d
with - "Big" Jack Anderson, Joe
Kamphos, or soma other giant, .
Although, the seat sal does not
open at cleo's confectionery, Fir and
Main streets, until Friday morning
of this week, fans already ar de
manding tickets for the big tight.
Despite bigness of the event, most
popular prices, leas than halt charged
for similar affairs In other part of
the country,, will prevail when the
sale gets under way.
TRAP GUNNERS VIE
FOR MERCHANDISE
The merchandise ahoot staged Sun
day at the Medford gun club was well
attended and very much enjoyed,
Judging from the number of entries
and amount of merchandise dlatrlb
utesd to the winners.
Winners werei Clsrsnc Ksds, Ralph
Ureen, James F. Moore, O. O. Alen
(lerfer, Oeorge Jantser, T. . Daniels.
ara Jennlnga, Fred Bandera, Oeorge
Porter, Ron DeVore, Id Feaea, Fred
Hull and Cheater Wood. .
Several practice events wer run off
In addition to the regular event for
prlre.
Following are the scores:
At 80 Targets,
Jamea F. Moore , . 40
Chester Wood ....... 48
W. J. Terry (pro.)
Oeo. Jantser ..
H. Crolaant
At t.l Targets,
Fred Hull
6am Jennings .
Bill Bate ..-.....
T. B. Daniels .
flalph Oreen
Hon Dcvore
O. o. Alendirfer .
oeorge Porter .
R. B. M'.iler
Jerry J'rome .
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95
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18
17
17
V. R. aterrlweather 14
The "Skeet" commute haa made
gord progreae In enllatlng support tor
Vj inauilatlon of th necessary
equipment for thle new sport, and It
ymuwcniiy amrea mat tns ciuo
will be enabled to proceed with the
Installation. '
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BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
American League.
At New York -, Washington -4.
At Philadelphia 5, Boston .
At St. Louis 0. Chicago 0.
At Detroit 8. Cleveland .
. Return from North Oeorge M.
Roberta, local attorney, returned to
MM lord by train thle morning from
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ft will be wrlvllock arjnlntt rolling sclsur iiiuradny night at the armory
when Ted Thye, Portland wrlstlock expert, meets Les Wolfe (ahown above),
rolling selSMfs sxpeit. Wolfe learned the art from Jim Browning, claimant
to the world's heavyweight title, and the rolling scissors Is considered the
most oingermis noid in the wrestling game lodny.
Al Karsslck, who nearly fell victim to Wolfe's scissors last week, will meet
Billy Newman. IBS pounder from Denver. Medford fans know Karaalrk, and
n the card ha possibilities of being the beat eter put on here, fans are
already clamoring for tickets.
The nnuts will start at D o'clock, Mack Mllard, promoter, said.
Andy's "Ham What Am"!
Olant heavyweights will he seen Tilt tin the deck as they maul each other
In the "battle of giants" to inner In the Legion's great champlonnhlp ama
teur boxing tournament at the Medford Armory next Monday night. Shown
above Is Rig Jack Anflrrton, Meriford't "Bad Boy." heavyweight, who I put
ting on of his powerful "llama Wht Am" 011 dlnplay for the careful Inspec
tion of Al Flche, who Is putting up a trophy alone' with Jack llempsey for
the winner of the heavyweight crown of the heavyweight crown of th big
meet her. "I'll win Monday night by whipping as many big man-glanta
th tourney officials toss Into the ring with me," Is the word Anderson Is
growling to rich In th abov photo, which a shot by Al Peasley, tourney
photographer.
Offlclala of tna C. C. O. etmm to.
day made further selections of power
ful amateur fighting men from In
diana and Illinois for the Legion's big
amatur boxing tourney, starting here
next Monday night.
In making known the ninui n, th
concluding flghtera of the llllnola and
inoiana contingents. Lieut, oeorge A.
A. Jones, chief athletic officer for
Major Clare Armstrong's rugged wood
choppers, today declared: "Ring fol
lowers ar going to see a whale of a
How Monday night when our camp
flghtera begin throwing the leather."
Here are namee of the latest C. C. C.
flghtera from the Indiana and Illi
nois contingents: Jack Orleff, Jimmy
Dunford. Ray Wright. Chuck Wood,
Al price and Vincent Eberhardt. They
hall from Wineglass and Vnlon Creek.
Oregon's favorite fighting men will go
to war against those from other states
In Monday night's fights.
Undergoes Operation Chaa. J.
Week underwent a major operation
at the Sacred Heart hospital Monday
morning.
Set for Gong Here Monday
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Heats go on sale Friday morning at Cleo'a Conferttnnrrv for th grand
opening of the Legion' amateur ring rlawle at th Armnrv herr next
Monday night. A pair or the oreaon flthlera Mt for the hell Mondev
night ar Fred Aler (led) and Krnle Unrfonl. A record croad alii
se the vicious light.
GOLF PROS OPEN
DRIVE FOR TITLE
BLUS MOUND COUNTRY CLUB,
Milwaukee, Aug. . (AP) Under a
ssttlng of perfect weather and over
one of the thorteat campaign grounds
In th tournament s history, D8 golf
er opened th drlv for th national
professional championship at Blue
Mound today.
Th first starters, Let) Jfathew, fit.
Paul, and Ben Pautke, Detroit, bang
ed long te ahots to open, th drlv
for 31 qualifying positions In the 36
bol test.
Desplt th gTeat verbal barrage
that preceded th tournament and
threat of an open revolt against the
professional golfers sssoclatlon, a
first class field was on th seen for
tba struggle to depose 01 In Dutra,
Los Angeles, t champion of Ameri
can professional golf.
Tourney Gossip
Arthur C. Ssllee: "Everyon Is
talking amateur lights and It look
Use a sellout for th Legion tourney
bout Monday night."
Dr. Charles P. Johnson: 111 bet
there will be a Jam at Cleo's con
fectlonerji Friday morning whan th
seat sale opens' for Monday night's
amateur fights. II be among those
present, ss th tourney Is a good
thing for Medford."
Jens Jensen: "I'm backing ou
Medford amauurs to win against the
outsider at th Armory Monday
night. Of course, on never can tell
what'll happen when amateurs begin
parking punches on -each other's
chins."
Larry Schsds: "We're going to have
the ring reinforced to withstand the
wear and tear when th giant heavies
rock each other to sleep in th Arm
ory Mondsy night. Those amateurs
aurely put forth their best ffort
when th gong sounds,
stlieut Mondsy night."
I look for
Carl Y. Tengwald: "We're going to
Install several hundred extra seats
and an electric fan cooling system
tor th opening of our big' tourney
tight Monday night."
Joe Kamphos, Chicago heavyweight:
"I hope I'm matched with Jack An
derson on Monday night's card. I'll
take all th fight out of him, and
quick, too. , ' .
Chris Richardson: "Fans will se
th ssm brand of amateur fighting
that played to 00,000 In Chicago last
Thursday night when the Legion
tourney starts Mondsy night at tha
Armory."
R. W. Lee: "I'm 'going to attend
all three night of the amateur bout
next week. Oolng to get my tickets
early Friday morning at Cleo's."
Roy Shreve: "I ssw mor fighting
in an amateur ahow at Topeka, Kans.,
a few years sgo than I had seen In
years combined, end 111 be on hand
supporting Medford pride Mondsy
night at th Armory."
WITH CLINGMAN
PORTLAND. Ore Aug. B-(AP)
Otis Cllngman. 181. of Oklshoma
City, and Oust Johnson, 163, of Min
neapolis, were given a draw in their
one-hour main (vent on last night's
wrestling card bar.
Cllngman won th first fall' with
t aeries of ncsdlock In 24 minutes.
Johnson evened th match in 16
minute with an airplane apln. Neith
er was sbl to put over the winning
fall In th remaining ten minutes.
Bulldog Jackson took two falls out
of three to win the atml-wlndup
from Young Albert.
Mickey McOulre defeated Dorry
Detton, two falls out of three,
Henry Jones won the preliminary
from Jo Manning.
HOW THEY.
(By the Asoocieted Press.)
American.
W. U Pot.
Washington - ' 64 88 to
New York 63 89 .611
Philadelphia 61 SO W
Detroit '. a 54 .431
Cleveland ' M W .477
Chicago i.i. ii 1 48 88 .43
Boaton 1, 45 66 .40
St. Louis 43 81 JM
National.
New York 81 .698
Pittsburgh , ,. 69 48 J3
Chicago 57 47 .648
St. Louis . 65 50 .534
Boston ... 65 51 .819
Boston ...a 55 61 .819
Philadelphia ,, 44 68 .431
Cincinnati 44, 63 .411
Brooklyn 41 80 .408
(No Coast league game Monday.)
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