Page Two
Wednmlav. Oot. 13, lf2(5
'I'lll.' K'l AMA'PII Mti'Ua t
Sharkey Is Given
-Decision in 13th
Round With Wills
Wills Into a rirnir nml honked hint wild right swing nnil I lion lili low .ftcrnnoii brought mil the lam
repeatedly in I lio injured eye. , in a clinch. Sharkey stung hi in 1th j ounce of pep and iul II bo torn all
Chnrkey iiiii a right to the. jaw ami ' .1 rhari right to llio chin. Vlll , a enthusiastic plum for Ihe
Willa backed him lulu a corner, j again hit low nml lie was wnrllCil-1 utiinlay Mint. The Froah are
Sharkey a playing for the eye j , villa wan aiKiilu win ueil for hitting . .... t ... n , ' ., alllIlln. i.,,n.
anil pn( four hook 10 hia head witli-l o'j ihe break. Jack crossed a right . .. m.w...i
out a return. Wills put 11 right I to WlIN' oar ami the neuro backed I
! Ihe hearl a- Sharkey went In. j away. Slmrkey jumped in with a
Jack kept roinplaininit to Ihe referee j h fi hook 10 the body and they did
.tnd Will was warned rihm-ki'v : s.iine more t'lflii'hiuc. Ju.'k struck
hooked half n doren left to tin ;.nother Uori left 10 the hody. Ho nigh " hool la not asleep, will he
five at ihe bell and Haley warned 1 nooked th'ce lefts to willV Jaw j lighted at 7 : SO o'clock l-'rldny night.
Wills hecuuse ihe negro used the .led then Inouitht orer a right ' The watchword now is. "Heal
hr.rkhand. j which ucai l .lore the negro's nose i Medfonl," ' and Klnnmlh hlith la
Sharkey's round. ;iff. sliarkey'a round. Stun key nklng Ihe support of the business
llotind eight--Harry hooked a left ' jumped in a. ;1ioiikIi to finish hW'tmll whose student sponsor tlcketa
11. an.
fine wrlch precede the Medfonl
name oil Ihe home p. alter. The
bonfire, which wilt announce to
tl.e cltUena of Klamath that Ihe
EHBKTS FIELD BROOKLYN', Oct
11 (United News) Jack Sharkey
of Boston knocked all the champion
ahip aspirations out of bin Harry
Wills of Harlem, In their scheduled
15 round bout before rapacity
crowd at Ebbets Field Tuesday nifthl
but the fight ended In the thirteen- j
th. when tha negro, who had hraa- '
ed M much of what he would do j "' ,K".,V ''"'V
to certain heavyweight champions, " "- " " !
wa. thrown out of the ring for ' "".'"r il'. . h""k! '"'
continuous foul fighting. 0 ,1,"r- " '
'been hit low. bin llio referee matte 1
Willa waa a badly whined figh-; ,,,, f(Rh, slHll.kl,y ,, wills missi
ter. and had been outclassed, out- . drovc ,wo ,)Vl.rhand rights 10 1
punched aud outgamed In every I ,hp lFad wilu Wns hoo,,i ror
round of the eonteat before the iPp,is; Sharkey's back and Sharker'
MfarM Patsv llalev. finally eonld ' - ..... woi.. ..i..i. i
aland no longer tne negro a ioui v,ith a left jah. Wills waa sum. ling """ euiiiumm. .ne imiuuuioi Kb;w YORK, Oct. 1 J. (fnlled
work, and-ordered him to hia cor- 'uncertainly iu the center of Ihe county warriors, ha. ked by their :(owaJck iienipney will nine!
ner. "ring. makiUK litllo effort to fiKh... body of 3S0 sludenis. are lyii.K In llu Kiuwt 0( lff l wi,.
patsy liaiey wouiu nave oeen 8'" ...?, n --v .. , , k si.arkev fi.l.i "If H.e hnvin.
Hiarh School Team
Ready to Scalp
Team of Med ford
Primoil to a luti liri' with
uro Kitoil (or tin' ItiKKCHt ponumit ;
Mtmo of the unison. j
Jack Dempsey to j
Meet Winner of i
Wills Rig Rout
justified In
which will arrive in Klamath Falls.
before he did. for the black's favor-: Kound nine Wills tried to take .Saturday to do battle into victory
ite tactics of holding and pounding ! " aggreaslre bin his blows lacked ror ,h(, ril.s, hiB BilnK, ml th, (,,,,
I platter.
bu onnonent on the hack and of s'eam. naraey was snnging mm
... . . ailh .hn.l AffD n...l rinl.ttt.w
awlnging backhand puuenea comuigi-"" ........ outside of the fact that the hoys!
out of clinches, began before the ! J-'ck ont l.ree lo , mxry . face . ,. t ,h,ir ..(lally ,.
first bell's echoes had died away, j ' -' r.ppcd a l. fi t. he body and .
lUen numuicled Harrys faeo. Shar-!1" g'miion iimj nikoi
Sharkey won IS rounds and one ! m n( Ma nm, ; ...Mowing school hours. roach
might have been classed as even. , vy 1s h;() no U,an hlova (1 . ,-,ench u sendiiit: them tliroiii:
The Bosionian'a workv was over-: Uver KvPry ,,, lu, ,rll,j tl i,t,a : & steady grilling thai will make
shadowed by the negro's fouls, how-;i(Uj h( i,,v was ,p r i,im ,5. m 111Kh 1(s .lih .,, tlu,v
ever, and the crowd of S5.00I) which , j,liarkcv nook0(, thTO, morc ,,., , mfn ,h( Mf(1(ord pil.sk;n chnstfr
apparently was ent.rely for .. the faceMind had Wills winded j Sa,rilnv f,ernoon at S.:!0 o'clock ,
kept ; hf ''"1 Sharkey-a round. , "The boys are still smarting 1111-.
,0 throw VMM, , ou of the ' Ko4 -Wni Ll-erc, wi,h!(ler ,ho ,
After the Bostonian s snapp ten 1 his jigla as Sharkey came In. Jack , ,.
Jabs and severe body punches had . hammered him with left and rights I v- 1 nncipal lain T. Jack
reduced Wills to grogglnesa Ihe 1 tP ,hr head. He drove a right hook j s0" """,,d ."sterday . "butihey nro
negro became more and more de-) to t). mouth which slowed Wills 1 ' excellent condition and 'rarin'
liberate iu his fouling, and after jduwu. and a left swing to the Jaw 'o Bo- after, the bissest ment in,
43 seconds cf the 13th round Haley J vliich had Wills dared. Sharkey 'he valley."
stepped between the men and order- kept after his body and had Wills! It Is probable that Zed Ilarnes.
ed Harry to bis corner. j In. bad shape. Wills kept backing I flashy Utile quarter 011 Klamath's:
The negro was glad to go. He away. Sharkey was mauling the ! eleven, will he in condition fori
had all the fight punched out
I'umi.- u nits tins la necessary to es-i
labllsh lny right to a return mutch
with (iene Tunney." the former,
heavyweight champion confided re-;
cently. j
I'eiupsey and Kstello Taylor urc
i'oing to retire rrom the limelight .
i.s nmcll aa possible mill aeek what'
delusion they can find in Holly-1
wood lor a while before the ex
i hampino , leglns training for n(
drive K' fegain his title. t
Daugherty Likely
To. Escape Trial
For Second Time
him. He made no protest.
Seated at the ringside was Col
onel John J. Phelan. of the license
commission, whose championship of
Wills had cost New York City the
Dempsey-Tunney .fight. He had
refused the then heavyweight cham
pion a license because Jack would
not box Harry Wills.
At the end of the fight Phelan
admitted hia mistake.
'Haley did Just right. Wills
fought foul." he said as be hurried
away.
Dempsev or Tunney would have
made mincemeat of the Wills who
showed up in the rlns a: Ehfcets
Field Tuesday night.
Round one Sharkey led and then
t.m.ned into a clinch. He kept go
ing into Wills with head down.
KarrT boxed slowly and waited for
him to come in. Wills held with
his left and pounded the body with
his richt. Sharkey put three lefts
to the head which only made Wills 1
laugh. Both were missing and fight- j
Ing awkwardly. The crowd was.
shouting: "No holding." every time
Wills grabbed Sharkey. It was a '.
slow round and Sharkey had the ad- j
vantage. - .
Round two Jack stuck two lefts'
it the face without a return. Wills j
wjs warned Jor holding and hit
ting. Sharkey kept rushing, but
Wills wrestled him around easily
and drove home some hard body
blows. Harry was fighting one of
his bad fights, holding most of the
time, and making Sharkey come to j
Mm. Wills pat an arm around '
Sharkey and Itefcree Haley stepped ;
between them to warn Wills.
It was another . slow round in
vliicu Sharkey deserved the ver- i
diet. . . 1
Kound three Wills seemed undis-1
turned by Ihe referee's warning. He
put a right to the head and Imme-,
dlatcly got Into another argument)
with Haley. Sharkey was working''
hard and making Wills miss badly.
He was aggressive but Wills kept '
tying him up. Wills pounded Shar-,
key's ribs and Sharkey put a solid '
rir.lit to the head. Sharkey bored
in. playing for the body with both ;
hands. j
The round was even.
ltottnd four There was a lot of!
clinching a,t the start. Sharkey put ;
three lofts to the head at close
quarters and foughl savagely. Wills
backed lu a corner and laughed nt '
his opponent. Wills was wrestling
the lighter man around the ring. '
While Sharkey was throwing in lefts
to the head and body, three blows
to Wills' one. Wills was winded ut !
the end of the round, but It was
about even with Shurkey doing most j
of the fighting. !
Hound five Sharkey put a right I
and two stiff lefts lo Wills head ;
without a return. There was tool
much clinching nml Wills struck a
backhand blow and was warned. The!
negro was fighting strictly on the'
defensive. Sharkey hooked a left '
to the jaw and then a right to the
side of tho head without a re-;
lorn. Wills was fighting with every 1
underhanded ring trick that lie '
knew. It was Sharkey's round. !
Hound six Wills landed hard '
right hook to Ihe heart. Sharkey
forced his way Into a clinch and
played for the body. Jack hooked
n solid lift to Ihe head and forced
NEW YORK. Oct. 12. U'nlted
Ncwiil -Although I'nlted States At
ti rney Emory. It. Ilurkner, proseru-
of . negro badly at close quarters and ; Saturday's game, although during ,, ,.,-, " , " ' . , ' . ,
Wills' face was a mass of cuts .he earlv nirl of the week "lloss"!,, . iu
while Sharkev was unhurt It was J T Part of the weeK. Ilosa rlrm TMllny on ,,la ,w.uloB to
wniie narge was unnuri. it was Fr h OI.jer(M) names lo save his .t 30 davs hef.ir.. determining
Sharkey's round and fight barring! ... ., , . a" 3V ""010 determining
a knockout j strength. Ilarnes was injured prior whether to ask a retriul of . the
Round eleven Sharkey was care-1 10 lho Asl,l:""1 " o"1' could onlv former high government officials,
less and Wills got home with rights) nllly ,he ,irst hl1" in tne vals"" bat-(there Is considerable doubt about
to the bodv. Wills tried In onen un'"- I another trial.
and fight, but he was missing and) Medford says she has the "low- The preparation of the case
Sharkey waa jabbing him to the face , down" on Klamath Falls, because I against Harry M. Daugherty. former
ai.d body. Sharkey hooked a left to 1 the entire team, including conch attorney general, and Colonel Thorn.
Ihe head and the fight was halted a j i,nd subs. Journeyed from Medfonl! a" w- Mlll''r. former alien property
moment, while Wills trunks werejtp Ashland at the last game to gel i custodian, took twenty months and
If
'cost the government thousands of
' dollars. It is pointed out that thin
pulled up. Sharkey put a right io;,c foo,.lH ,,ope on Klamath
me nena. jiifk rusueu nun 10 tne, 1., .,.1 ui.,n. 1 nt-n n ' I
ropes and W ills nearly slipped out ,. .. . , .,, 'factor militates strongly agalnst.the
.1-- .... . 1. 'I'' Medford mud-caters will be out',,, ...
of the ring. Sharkey put a right 1 . , .likelihood of a retrial.
rnd left to the head without return io(- lui-k' ,,,r Wmaih never docs ( ;:
at the bell. Wills did lietter in this i l1"-' liamc ,w"-'0 '"'s " "" . . ;
il.e a winner. " ""'""-
1 und, but Sharkey got the edge..
Kound twelve Wills missed
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Sharkey landed light lefts lo tho
head without n return. Hu stuck
threo short jalis lo the body antl
Wills pushed him into n corner and
measured him with a right which
l.ilsscd. A left hook had opened
a cut below Wills' right eye. The
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