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Newspaper Page Textir page snc SATURDAY. MAKCH 21. TIIC" V A MATT! MPWS D520 Merrill Fight Card Features Kayo Artists Tuesday LINE UP FIVE SIX-ROUND MAINEVENTS BouU Will Draw LoU For Place on Card; Will Feature Weight Flv ill-round rents, featur Ini beary bora, ara billed (or the Merrill fight program Tuesday Bllht. Matchmaker Joe Blcker taft announced last nlht. The kouts will be put on In the order that their numbers come out ot the bat the night of the card. Included in the tle events are groip of knockout artlits ot no mean ability. HKAVTWKIfiHTS Jen Holloway. feet and 3 tnchea and weight J00. age 21. will meet Tiny McCumber. feet nd Inches and weight 202, age 14 yean. Both hate won many battle br knockouts. Holloway, former Vnlrersity of Oregon stu dent, ia from The Dallee. In his two yearn of "fighting Holloway baa become popular in The Dalles and last Tuesday he kayoed Earl Bee be, Portland, in lees than two rounds. Mr. Elmer Huston, The Dalles meat market owner, who is build ing a meat packing plant here, gives Holloway a fine eend-otf. McCnmber recently disposed of bis opponent. Chuck JUryille in less than two rounds. 1.IOHT-HEAV1ES Another The Dallea popular tighter. Cliff Sparr. comes here well recommended with five atraight one-round knockouts. He Is also a former University of Oregon student and according to fight critics has the makings of a tin tighter. Beautifully built this athlete tips the beam at 170 pounds of solid beef. He meets a reteran In Jess DeMott. the Merrill spud grower. Johnny Jackson. Modoc Point i i-- mwA Tnffv Uansen. The Dallee butcher boy, may steal the how, for they are the fame type of aggressive fighters and both bit hard. "Tuffy" has eight knockouts to bis credit in bis last IS fights in The Dalles. They are lightweight. RKMATCH MABE Frankie Monroe, Lakeriew. and Jack Kirk, colored. Klamath Falls, by popular demand mix in a slx ronnd return match. In the Lake view card they fought hard for the entire six rounds. Jack Tanner and Battling Leo Burns are the fifth pair. Tanner la a recent arrival from the east and Is living in borris. He hopes n tvwmr Rnrntt and work his way up to a regular main event Here, nia position wueu no jch .u oast. The boys from The Dalles will arrivo Mot day y motor. The Klamath, fighters are work ing out regularly here. LK MOX'8 KYE Cl'T The Tuesday fight card takes the place of the bout originally set for last night between Ray McQuillan and Romeo LeMon. Matchmaker Bickers taft canoelled the bout to allow Romeo LeMon to meet George Dixon In Portland. Dixon won by a technical knock out in the seventh round wh,"n LeMon's eye was so badly rut that the fight was stopped by Referee Tom Louthlt. Manager Jack Walker says LeMon's eye is heal ing rapidly, although it has not fully healed yet as the gash ex tended nearly the len'.h of his eyebrow. A suitable opponent could not be found for McQuillan. Uzcudun Again ; In Good Graces V 1 New York NEW YORK, March 20. (UP) Paolino Uxcudun, Basque heavy weight boxer, was reinstated by the New York State Boxing com mission today. He had been un der suspension as a result of having boxed Primo Camera, Italian heavyweight, while the latter was under suspension. The commission suspended Frankie Genaro, recognized by the National Boxing association as flyweight champion for having acted as a boxer's manager while abroad. 5 msaAPitm ooi cub t sVUVIIE PAYNE" '. "The Pro advice about a 'Certain type of Iron shot was all Ureek to Itock Jones. The lro aald, You've got to play that shot with an open fare,' so link went nil around the rounie nllli his noulu open." s OUR BOARDING Hello, vou Bia SkiMAiV susarpiuJe'. THis is Mappv ol' sake HooPle.come lb LfPT-TH' M0T7T3AaE 'FROM-TH'OL'j HOMESTEAP AM' PITT Neul TIM OHl " Trl POO"F VOU ALL MUST HAVE WEPT PRETty TAME SlMCE I WAS Here last, because I woTce -th VJlUPOWS AfMt BAT? REP DOiT 50UMD "TH BUcSLE I WAWTTO Cambridge and Oxford Crews To Race Today LONDON. March 20 (VP) It Urill be all orer in less than 20 minutes tomorrow when Oxford and Cambridge meet In their eighty-third annual boat race. Both crews took the lightest port of workouts today. Ox ford's Dark Blues remained a slight farorite in the betting. SAX fRANClSCO. March 20. (UP) Although he won eight rounds of the 10-round bodt and the decision. Young Corbett of Fresno was unable to make an impressive showing against Paul Pirrone, Cleveland welterweight, here tonight. Pirrone was apparently advised to hold back and counter punch for nine rounds. He did not open up with h(s characteristic drtvinz offensive until the tenth, which he won by a slight margin. The Fresno boxer tried con scientiously to land his hard left punch but could not get i-irrone to lead. rorbett weighed 147ij, Pirrone 147. Other results: Paul Delaney decisioned Man uel Victoria, (6); Bobby Gray de cisioned Leo Domingo, (4K Johnnv Kusick decisioned Tommy Comlsicey. (4); Johnny freeman knocked out "Speedy" bparks, (1), and Willie Keane knockeu out Jim Naulty, (1). HOLLYWOOD. March 20 (UP) Billy Townsend, Vancouver, B. C, won a 10-round decision over Johnny Lamar, Los Angeles Mexican, in the main eveni oi their battle here tonight. Towns- end weighed 142 and Lamar, 141. Oral Kubanks won the nod over Young Papke in the four- round semi-final, while Vincent Marlines scored a techniral knockout over Mike Ketihall af ter he had made four trips to the canvas, twice In each of the second and third rounds. Other results: Babe Adams de cisioned Kay Cervantes (4i; Johnny O'Brien won a technical knockout over jhck van coy 14 1 : Willie Davis beat Oscar Tovar on technical knockout (1.) DETROIT. .Mich., Mnrch 20 (TP I My Sullivan of St. Paul 15714 nounds. knocked out Iy Grove, New York, lf.2Vi In me first of a scheduled lo-rouno bout tonight. The fight between Billy Light ot St. Paul, 147, and Sam Bruce of Buffalo, 140V4. was declared no contest at the end of the sixth round and their purses were ordered held up. The referee charged the two were not trying. Juan Cruz, of Mexico City, 120, lost to Pee Wee Wilson, Detroit, 120, 10 rounds. Kingsdown Not In Aintree Race LONDON, March 20. (VP) Kingsdown, a A. H. Turner en try for the Grand National, was scratched from the list today. He had been an outsider In the bet ting. A field of 48 remains but several additional scratches are expected before the race is run next Friday at Aintree, Liverpool. ! Fight ! Results i HOUSE I Vou MY ARRIVAL. ls. SURPRISE T6M ALL Jtrl SAX FRANCISCO. March SO tl"P) With Charley "Gabby' llartnett hitting the first home run in the new Seals' stadium here , opened two weeks ago. ' and Charles Hoot being the first pitcher to hurl a full game In the park, Chicago's Cubs defeated I the Pittsburgh Pirates in an ex hibition game today. 6 to 3. Except for the first two Inn ings, when Grantham and Co morcky hit triples and L. Waner doubled. Root held the Pirates scoreless. Heavy hitters for the Cubs were llartnett with the homer and a single. Grimm with three singles, Cuyler with a double and a single, and Hornsby with a triple. Score: Pittsburgh i XL) 3 7 0 Chicago (XL) 6 11 1 Batteries: Bednsr. French and Phillips; Root and Hartnett, Tay lor. BRADKXTOX. Fla.. March 20. (VPl Outfielder (hick Hafey arrived in the St. Louis Cardi nals camp today and announced he expected to sign hi contract with St. Louis tomorrow at a conference with President Brea don. MIAMI, Fla., March 20. (IT) he Brooklyn Robins wiled from here today for Havana, C ba, where they will play five intra-club exhibition games in as many days. After the Cuban ser ies the Robins will return hero for a four-day series with the Toledo American association club. SAX AXTOXIO. Texas. March 20. (CP) Manager John Mc Graw is so well pleased with the conditio nof the New York Giants that he held only one workout for the squad today. Bill Terry was at the park but was not In uniform. WKST PALM BEACH, Fla., March 20. (LP) Buffalo batters could not hit Manager Killefer's rookie pitchers and the St. Louis Browns won an exhibition game. 8 to 4. Dave Danforth. former major league dope ball star, started for the Bisons and was nicked for five runs in three innings. FORT MYKKS. Fla., Mar. 20. (CP) Another one run defeat, the fourth In seven consecutive losing engagements with major league opponents, was the por tion of the Cincinnati Reil in- day as they dropped a 3 to 2 game to the, Philadelphia Ath letics, ddltinn of first baseman Hlstler to the hospital list forced the Reds to use a patched lineup with Charley Dressen, holdout third baseman, being dratted for d ty. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Mar. 20 .(UP) Babe Ruth's first home run of the year failed to prevent the defeat of the New York Yankees by the Boston Braves today, 7 to 6. The Babe's homer cam with two on base and tied the score In the third, but a ninth inning homer by Walter Berger of the Braves proved to be the deciding run of the contest. NEW ORLEANS, f,a.. March so. (IP) The New Orleans Pel buns slamed two Cleveland hurl era for 14 lilts today and won their second straight game from I At The j Training ! Camps j By Ahem USeiX-WELL-SOTT-CHAlR ' TJAWE HlM5ELT,IAJ TUU. ' QUARTS' f - WELCOME To H0OPLE MAMOR TIE VOURSELF OUTSIDE, WrllLE SHOW VOUR rlaSSToTH' GUEST Room Mope BROQartT us A MewJ "SUPPLY OP PULLMArJ TOWELS ASAiM ILL ANNOUNCE fvSbUR ARRIVAL AFTER 2.l PUT MV RUMMIMG shoes an I iSAC LIKE A .BAD Cr(ECK 3-2o Sarazen Ties Turnesa For Medal Honors MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. March 20. (UP) Sinking a long putt on the home green for par-71. Gene Sarazen of Great Neck. L. I., tied with Joe Turnea of Elms ford. X. Y.. for 36-hole medal honors in the $1.1, uoo I.a Gnrce open jcolf tourney here today, each scoring brilliant two-day cards of 119. three under par. Joe Klrkwooil. Australian star, edged into third place with a sub par 70 for 141; Tommy Armour of Detroit was fnurlh with par 142, while Walter Kozah, North Hills. L. I., and Frank Walsh. Chicago, were tied for fifth at 14.1. Sarazen and Turnesa. by shar ing 36-hole medal honors, split an added 20 cash prize for the qualifying medal. The low 84 players at end of today's play win qualify to continue for the $5,000 first prize to be awarded at the end ot Saturday's 36-hole tinai event. Bar Athletes From Games in New York City NEW YORK, March 2. M P) Charges of prorf-wl-jiiallxra against nine New York college athletes resulted In their disbar ment from sports activities today. Four members of the Spw York rniverslt bak"tl;iM team wero dec lured Ineligible for further competition. Includ'd In their number was Jerry Nemeeek, foot ball captain. They were accused of having participated in a pro fessional game of basketball at Paspaic, S. J-. March 8. The action was made nubile Bhortly after five members of the St. Johns (Brooklyn) College basketball team were suspended from athletic competition on sim ilar charges. the American leaguers, 8 to 1. The game was called Ih tne eighth because of rain. GALVESTON, Texas. March 20 (VP) An 11-run lead gained in tho first two innings gave the Chicago White Kox a 13 to 12 victory over Galveston's Texas league team today. The Texans tfed the score with rallies of seven and two runs In the fifth and aixth, and had the winning run on base when tho game ended. Are You "Hitting OnADSix?" Liver Stomach Boweb Nerre Brin Heart Are TheyAlLl 00? Folks, the human body is just like a good car, everything must be in good working order if you expect to get the best performance out of either. You can't expect to feel loo if your liver ia out of order, your stomach upset, nerves jumpy or bowels tied up, Vou must build up your vital forces tnd you weak, weary despondent men and women who have bees doctoring for ages trying to get back the vim and endurance of earlier years will beaston ished, delighted and amazed to see how quickly strength, energy and vital ity come back thru the use of Tanlac Go to your druggist now and get a bottle of Tanlac. Millions of folksnave started back on the road to youth, health and happiness with this world famous tonic and there is no reason why you, too, can't begin today to re build your wornout tissues and re vitalize your entire system. Your monev back if vou are not speedily helped by a fair trial of this world-tamoui medicine. AGUA CALIENTE HANDICAP SET FORJUNDAY Sun Beau Favorite With Lady Broadcast in Close Second ACTA CAMKNTK. Mex.. Mar. 20 UT) Nine hone will ,r liclpata In the et-ond renewal of the Aicua Calient $ 100.0 Ut) handicap here Sunday, It was In dU-ated tonight at Sun Beau. owned by W, S. Kilmer, con tinued to rule a favorite. Odd of 4 to 6 were posted that the big honte would ouu d 1ft ante the field In th wile and one-quarter to hrluir hi a owuer the .argent purse la Amer ican turf competition. With added money the total winnings may reach 14i.tt00. 1-adv Itroadi'ttsl turned on the steam tn an Impressive workout Tliunuluy whb-h placed her lu second position lu the bo t ting with a quotation of 4 to 1. ihe other seven runners al most cure to stMrt are Mike Hall. to !: Pigeon Hole, ft to 1: The Choctaw, ft to 1: 1'lurky Play. 10 to 1: Alexander Vant ages. 15 to 1: Sandy Ford. 20 to 1, and Caruso, 20 to I. Ml I MOHSK HACK Ue Swasey, i &U to 1 shot owned by J. W. Marchbank, and anlty. 3" to 1. owned by W. It. le. have not definitely been eliminated, but chances were that their owners w HI post the heavy fee neiesary to atari. M'hooner. a talented mud run ner, was being held lu reserve while, the owner, J. T. At kin. scunued the skies for stgu of ruin. It appeared that chauren for a muddy track were ex tremely remote, and official weather observers predicted that .tkin will not he able to enter his 40 to 1 hot. One of the last minute scratches was Krvust. owned by Harou I.onp. one of the big three of Apua Caliente. I.nng decided to withdraw the gelding after, Krvast turned In an unimpres sive trial. Herbert M. Woolf, Kana City sportsman aud owner of Lady Ilroadcast, was reported to have been so enthused over a sensational workout of the horse that he wagered enough In the future book to bring her odds tumbling to 4 to 1. Itl X I.OSK TKSTS Sun Iteau galloped the one and one-quarter mile course in in Thursday's trial, while Lady Uroadcast took the same dis tance in i:o6-:tj, .Neither horse was extended. Hundred, of rare fans already were at the track awaiting the big event. The Agua Caliente hotel reported a full cnpacltr aud many persons were staying at San Diego hotels, commuting across the border daily to watch the races. Talk is cheap! It always has been. But however, talk has not been able to bury the facts that Henry's little market has brought to this city! Business is Rood at Henry's nml everybody knows it. Everybody is happy at Henry's! Henry's the one meat shop in town where hap piness, cleanliness and quality prevails. Cutting up is Henry's business. Cutting prices and cutting meats. Iol!y Vnrd. n Trout From 1 lo 3 Hi. Kach l-!!ic ,. Swift's nml Morreir, Hams Half or Whole UMic Id. PORK STEAK (CHOICE LEAN) VEAL STEAK (MILK FED) BEEF STEAK (VERY TENDER) Henrys Market, " .. 910 Main Street IN COAST LEAGUE'S WORKOUTS LOS ANiiKLKH, March SO. (C P) A five run rally In the eighth Inning marked by Sammy Hales homo run with filled bases. gar Portland, of the Pacific Coast league i I lu I victory over the Detroit Tigers lu the first game ot their exhibition series here today. The Heavers were scoreless up to the eighth. Coleman fanned. WIim and Fltipatrlck singled. Pitcher Fullertou seut Wise across the plate on a single. Klagstead filed to center. Hog sett gave lred Merger a base on balls, filling the bases. Sammy Halo hit a home ruu over the right field fence, accounting for four runs. Ithlel aud Kenton slug let) , then Ithlel was out at th plute on an attempted double steal. The score: IVtrolt 3 X n Portland 6 9 1 llalterles: Sorrell, Hogsett und Hay worth: Keating. llou. Kut lerton aud Woodall. Kitipalrlck. SAN PIKUO, Calif.. March 20. (I P) Itoundlug Into shape rap idly, the Hollywood baseball team opens a serlo of five exhibition games tomorrow. The Stars meet a local team Saturday and Sunday and play host to the Ietroit Tigers the following three days. The Stars went through three hours of hitting, fielding and skull practice, today. 1'ttchers worked out lth ei.-h hurlcr to. in sT to the entire list of Holly wood players. SAX FRANCISCO. March 20. H'l'i Nick Williams, manager of the San Francisco Seal, said today the pro-season game have Increased his confidence In the ability of bis players. "I'm not saying the SeuU are as strong ax the pirates and Tigers." Williams commented, but after watching the big leaguers I'm convinced the Seals are an outstanding minor league club. STOCKTON. Calif.. March :0. (VVt Manager (Jeorge Hums kept his San Francisco Missions on the Job for three hours today. OAKLAND. March 2n. aP The Oakland reg lnrs beat the rookies, K to 6, In a practice gurne here today. Harold Cnamh elraln. a rookies pitcher, per formed well. SACRAMENTO. March 20. M P Th Sacramento Senators will go to Stot kton early tomor row for a three game series with the San Francisco Missions. WOODLAND. Calif.. Mnrch 20. fri)--The Sealtle Indians were In good condition tonight for their exhibition games with the Detroit reserves here tomorrow and Sunday. A Oleo Nut Margnrlne Frying Rabbit 26zc lb. We Reserve the Right Profits Small Business Great B0R0TKA AND BELL MEET IN FINALS NKW VOKK. Muivh SO, l'I - Ilrrki'lrv 1 .' 1 1 ( AiikIIii, 'Vox , shoao nii-t"n In III". It on I.I tHlll, S ihO tll'NPlttllR "I tllf nilcltly, will nwl J'jii IIitoii or Kranro, In Ihn (inul rmiml l I ho national Imloor iiiiiiIh amnio cliumpioiiNhti biro tomorrow, ltrll rnriiPil tho rlulil In " tot I ho liolihillnii lnailln lor tile (II In b ili'tralinn frank rhloM of Nrw York. -l I. -4, I :!. t-i. In Ihn moat blttorly (uuslil liutoor, mali-h In yrars. To say that llrll". victory ramr as a surprlio ! nutilnc It milillr InilorU. Ititlir say It tnatt'hril ilia first-round ili-toat of llorolr. In tho nulloiiala at Koroat H 111" last ytMtr. Tho inal. h lia.l not ,oua I. mis hffor. It na an.iri-nl that lor ItnUy, at lraal. ltrll in Slilrl.la' p.iial anil I ho Now Yorkrr h'U an ailvautngo In ilrrnmh only. Tho tlnulilot final roaulta siir prlao,! no ono. Ilnrntr nml til countryman, rlirlallmi lloiiaau .lr-;..llu l llffora HlltliT of No or Iran, ami I'lorro Lumlry of Kruno.. 7-&. -. &-7. & Th taau. noviT was In Uoutit. tho t It's rtrollInK lliolr opiionrnts lu all uVpartmoiils of play. Gar Wood Sets Three Records In Speedboat MIAMI HKACII. Fla . March 0. ll'IM ;r Wood, noted De troit speedboat racer, threw time today fHtahllshed new records for wutercratt. each time oveedlng luu miles an hour for tlio first time In motorboat hltlory. i Late today ho drove his Minj America IX. a J.so-horsepower creation over the long nautical in I In feel) in the official, speed of lo miles and hour. Karller In the day he broke the stntuto mile record of the latej Sir Henry Segrnve of Kngland, In 10i60 m. p. h. and 101 bi ni. p. h. respetlvely. The Segravo record for the state mile 1 ( 52SO feet) was 9S.76 miles an hour. Sharkey Meet Winner of Friday's Bout CHICAOO. March 2. U'F. Ja k Sharkey of Hoslon ha s g reed t o m eet the winner of Friday night's heavyweight Unit bet ween Tom m y Lou g lira n of Philadelphia and Tuffy t.rlfflths of Chicago, Matchmaker Nate Lewis announced today. Sharkey aud his manager, Johnny Iturkley. will arrive here Tuesday to sign for the match which the stadium plans to bold outdoors early In June. Sharkey will be guaranteed $75,000. filflaliy's VcKHnhln Hliortcninjc nr 1'nro Ij.pI llnmblirwr or HnusiiKO J lie Ih. Chickeni Dressed 21zc lb. -f T I SjVoC Y t & to Limit Quantities. Opposite Oregon Bank Building That's How We Operate BENJEBY WINS Britisher' Manager Will Send Harvey Back For More Letsont NKW YOU K, Mar. 20. (IP Hen Jeby, Hebrew boxer, of New York's rant side, won over l.ti Harvey, Knglaiid's premier mid dleweight boxer. In a IS round bout at Madlsou Square Harden tonight. The decMon of Ihe two Judges and the referee was unanimous and found tin echo of dlsputa among a relatively small' rrowd of H.lMMt. Jeby weighed 167 llnrvcy Jeby had been a short ender In the lielting. The first odd ported quoted llnrvey n i ! to 1 fuvotlte, but they dritpped tn sonieihliig like $ to 6 at light time. Jeby won ou his aggressive nenfl. He Was not the better boxer but he was the more will, log worker and his apparently superior fighting Instinct brought hi ui the victory. The Culled Pre. score heet credited Jebv with winning sl rounds, Harvey fire, and one even. There was an Inordinate amount of clinching and for this. Harvey was mostly to blame. Time mid time again the pasty com pe lotted Mr 1 1 lnh boxer wrapped both of bis long arms about Hie New Yorkr and hugs ed for dear life. I in mediately after the bout. Jnmes "J"" J nil nut mii, hoi in'S "boy iMiidit." AmerbMU manager for Hat vey. announced that he was going to send his cbaign back to F-n gland "for a couplo of bonis and then I'll bring hint here and be will be a winner" Cecil Payne, Louinvllle, Kr, lit;, won over Marty t.nlduian, Hrookl.Mi, 115. In a lo-rouud bout. Andy Callahan Beats Rattalino In Ten-Rounder I.OSTON. March 20. M'p) In a tame boot, marked by con siderable holding. Andy Calla han. I.awrent e light welch t, de. feated Hat Ihittallnn of Hartford. Conn, featherweight chair -Ion of the world. In In round at Hot ton icarderi touijtht. Hattallno. who rat no hi weigh ing 1.12 pounds to Callahan's 1 15. whs rleurly outclassed all through the slow fight. The featherweight bos won only one round, the second; Callahan had a margin lu the others. Itesiilis nf preliminaries: Jake .eraiubv. 1.1M. Lvuii, out pointed l.u.l Abella. Ui, Philip pines 7k; Tommy King. 144 Fall Hlver, outpointed Frank Herllhy, 141. Lvnn V Hivlfl's nml Morri'U'a llrrakfiint llacon Sliced. Ihn Mc-st liny III Town 2 lb. il-.c Choice Spare Rib, ISc lb. , J ClLIIlLL w Inc. r l rs ! J! 1 !