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PAGE TWO
THE KLAMATH NEWS
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Those Dempsey Blows as .the Movie Camera Saw Them
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H. If, B.
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C.a;to und O'Neill,
'1'hurMon . aud Tale.
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.'vj - Yangilder and
tta.-t-ary , mi Kurt.
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Motion picture camera photos of the blows by
which Jack Dempsey knocked out Jack Sharkey
(in their heavyweight boxing match nt the Yankee
stadium are shown below. Included are the Swat
to Sh:i key's storaacht ubpiit vhich dispute as to
whether they were fair or foul quickly, arose, and
the left hook to Sharkey's chin which ended it all.
Charles lVnser.and Henry Sonnenshiue, official
movie photoum pliers for the match, supplied t ho
pictures to NKA Ken-ire fnr-The Kliimnth N".-,
New York "experts can't iigreo an to v)iHl -i the
pictures-decide unytlmiif. ,
-Jacobs
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and ' Mc-
lioffman
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nnd Ter-
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- Carroll nnd Wood-t-r,
.Shan-key and Col-
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5 14
j. ' c r !, Xloneirkh. R. Smich
.::., U:'-!n; Koet, Jonas and
" -igtg - R. h. E.
Wrr-rw s,iiu 5 4 2
'.i'i:;. ;-;zh . S 6 1
l-ruett, Wilrough
Vy. and Jonnard; Meadows,
j n tt P pt ncer.
S.W9B4 .:ins IS. IT. E.
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1';. ii rlf s Ulrich. Scott, Wil-1,v:-."-l.
and Wilson; Kremer and
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J'i'f-- , , n. it. e.
Ki w Yori , 4 11 0
V.: r'rwil .1 6. 0
K.Uen'cv ---Kenton and Taylor;
!rr-crut;. Kis.'y'Smd Piclnicb".
.Three 'Hurt In
Auto Accident
' ..n:-.r.roiiD. auk. 4, (&)
TT'iro-i j 'p'o wns injured In an
am.'. liiUo . cr:yh on the Pacific
fcir.ii wry near Cold Hill this noon.
. ;a r ', 1'cnr.s.c KreJen, Dal
ls. t-ts.. Lruiscd cheat; Mrs.
'.Jj. v. j."i,4j4VfUi4to Grove, brok-
H, Crane, Cottage
!.jr.;w Ir:.-i-:.-n nose.
f '-xrl' i B. frano and Emma
11 jirf t!. other occirpants
' (.:. i-i-":i;i;mI in.'nry.
triAiifr a 'coupe, was
I'di'::; r.r-r!i on the highway
i . traLhod into a sedan
:i l,v f!:,'.r!n rune, who the
' V.i y, urlmits -he
(''. :- vrn !Ih; wroni? side of
:l :J. 0::hft!ni carw wre
'y':.r ir.Jured were
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FEN NOTE
SENTENCE
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in pvot
r toaiKht de---l-hour
strike
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i yvV'x'.i churpej a
omriiiiniFt 8acco
;i' ih -t Jiud become
vs W: 'k On.
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t-uikts tf all
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. . Dempsey. lands to the stomach. Shar
key (left) apparently cries to the referee,
who starts forward. )
Sharkey crumbles. Dempsey draws
back his left. , The referee catches Demp
sey 's right arm. i
DempKey's -left crashes against Shar
key's chiiu Referee O'SuIlivaa tries to pull
Dempsey away.
As Dempsey pulls back his left, Shar
key's knees Kve wa and he starU falliiiR
for the count. . v - ' " -
Oldtime Fighter
Says Style VVrohg
At the Pine Tree
Thousand Balloons
I Altamont Feature
At the Liberty
One of the spectacular thrills
"The inter.
some ritijr Buffalo Hill.
c.tnl,'
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star-
recent
Inover fail to please ym for yutir
confidence in him guards him
'anaittst llils. ThK. as all of
Tom's plclures Is ono that will
remain loK I" your memory.
CHlCAno. Til. "' Anir 4 (t'Pl 'nf "Thn Tlnrter 'Ole.-1 tnrrin A thiiu.'sar.il lialloolls.
Joe Choynski. " tmoa hcary-jSyd Chaplin and directed by filled with cash priies. floating find in the "Western colony." ofj)QQ RACES NEWEST
v-vL Sf-k t;k!!!' r,!litton by a shell of a sUno church ! cause of a great crambte at the of the plains. vl. . .Ttra.Y thei SPORT IN ENGLAfNU
the big boxers of today d'o not 8l"Cple 75 i "t.?;, I.l.
This steeple Is a prominent'"""" -" "..' .
part of the Krench rillaKo set ' Auditorium tomorrow night. , uient for the Isrt times today
covering five acres which. as ! The popularity of this orelics- at the l.ilieriy.
built for and finally destroyed ,ra am' ",e Altamont have great-1 There are numerous scenes
who m.M his hom in Chicagoiby German bombardment in this i " easeu ana is ev.uencea oy-enac cu rom . nays
the anditoriuni' every time a 'situations with a toui li of corn-
know how to feint.
"It seems to me the big fel
lows take numbers of unneces
sary punches." said the veteran,
and attends all the fights here, j Picture. The church tower was
"They seem content' to take a tn "n" 1 fall, for which there
Is an interesting and logical rea
son. It the enemy artillerymen
could seo the village at all, the
steeple was probably the only
part of it that was visible.
The Better 'Ole" Is plcturl-
! dance Is held.
edy here imu! there, all embodied
None but the finest of features ; in a w..mierful western photo
art staged at Altamont and na-! drama, a wonderful cast nMtsI
turally cveryono knows a great 'lng Buffalo Hill Jr. which makes
time Is in store for them. Ithis feuture one cf the ontstand-
Danciug will start tomorrow lng presentaiions of the season,
night promptly at 9 o'clock wlth Thosn who enjoy a real live,
Hal tllaekburn and his band serv-jfast action picture phonld not
tng their finest music and new ' miss this t ne as it is just n
numbers, and the balloons will ; "little differ, nt" than others yon
be popping all evening until mid-! may have witness, il.
night. I Coming Saturday. The Great
punch to land onej: They ap
parently have not been taught
the art" of slipping ."punches or
bow to pull away from or get
inside . of long swings.
- "Raoir -In IhA nlri ritvv 1 Mrn
Jeffries knew a lot about feint- Nation of Hruce Bairnsfuther
ing," be went on. "Fitislmnions wcrld-famons cartoons and stage
was a great felnter and so was play centering around the charac
Jim Corbett. " Even Peter Maher jter aX Old Hilt Busby, the British
and Gus Ruhlin knew how toiTommy, played by Mr. Chaplin,
draw their opponents leads. , The Supporting cast Includes Dor-
"I wish." he concluded, afteriis Hill, Jack Ackroyd. Harold ' p-,p-rt ANri ppAnv
watching Jim Maloney, Big Boy Goodwyn, Tom McCuire. Theodore ', 1 L.fnU KtAJJI
Peterson, Arthur Ie KuK. thejlrch. Charles Gerrard. Arthur
Italian, and Jack Sherry of New i Clayton, Ed Kennedy, Kewple
York, perform recently In Chi-' Morgan and SuD world war vet
cago's first all-heavyweight bill," jerans of the British and German
that 1 could xo.JjacJt years. J rmi. This nhotoDlav is to he : r ,n.nt i. t... '
I would be a millionaire In less : 5een at the Pine Tree for tholthe opening of the firt of three j
than a year." I last times today.' j firo chiefs conventions. '
Comparisons of present day, 0n tUB slaKC ,niKnt, ..Ama. j Thc ,,a,.i(jl. (., Klre (hl,.f8-;
purses for fights in relation to . teur..jte" will again be present-! Association opened Its annual,
the amount of fighting done M)ed. "Three Surprise Acts" will meeting tsday. The convention:
compared to the "old-limers' Is ; be on tne bill ,ogelher wh somelof the Oregon association will be !
shown by the time Bennie Yang-1 C,.ver ape( lalt ics. songs and held Sunday and Tuesday, and j
er, known as the "Tipton Slash- j (lanc anrt nn a(.r),atlc number. : Wednesday cbi.-fs fr-m u!l over,
er fougbt Abe Attel in New , Th(g in an exceptional' i.res nta-i thc Cnilcd State, and Canada will '
Orleans. It took langer nine-1 ,j(m of jllVenile irtl.sts of ; gather for the eonven;lou of the j
teen rounds to slop Attel and j Ktomath FalH und Bn attraction i Intemattonnl association cf fire;
after the fight he was bruised vo 8noulrt-not nil99. ( hi,..f3. ;, . -. ,
and cut la a manner that mnti- : . '
lated him. He got fl.O'io for
the fight. Today even' a middle
weight title bout brings a 50.
0OO guarantee aud the contest
ants are not , fighting all the
time. . ' ,
SPECIAL GUARD IS
OUT FOR KELLOGG
LONDON. Aug. 4. (CI') Wo
men, ever ready to seie on "le
dernier cri." have enlhuNlasllcallv
taken up Kngland's newist sport
dog r-iclng. i
. Dog racing or coursing ns It Is'
somelliues Known, cunut to 1, n-;
don Jut arte,- Whilsuullde. whin
a meet was held nt the While
l ily Fair ground. Immediately. ,
Its success was assured, so fur'
as women were concerned.
Naturally, the sport Is more or
less rtinftncd to society circles,
for dog racing Is expensive. And
looking down a program for any
of Ihe meels. which are held on
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Sat
urdays, out may see sueh names
(Tom .Mix and "Tony." In "My jus Mla Hetty llnldwln, daughier
iOwn Pal." a gripping westerner, of the British Premier.
the Dow-
r-n A-n-'rull or exemnc situauons. ine nser wueeii Ol ,,reeee. i, a
t"UK DlVa DLAiLS ; hard-rldln' Tom wlih his wonder llavendale and l.ady Allstalr
I'OltTI.AN'l). Aug. I. (CP) horse. In Ihose western 'Veenes ! Innes-Kerr.
Portland was all set to experience ! Hiat always hold yon ?.elll.onr.d. ! i
a good fire Thursday as hundreds ',rr as you know. T. m and Tony , Kor results use News Class Ads.1
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Blfle tlif office of KntTPtary Kfl
locfr. follow,!! (iovonior- Fnllur'n
flccisioii in the Kacco-VanztiUl
caso.
The tato dr:partiTjrnt hzn In
formed all AnH-rtcaa entbasKics,
IeKaticn and roasuls abroad that
a final decision, haw briii readied
by the Kovt-rnor ho that thny may
take precautioiM iiKiiin'U possible
an ti-Amur ian nrtn.
Special jiatroln also wr-re form
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