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ME DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, tttEOON, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 19U
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With Sam Langford.
V KITES NOT INTERESTED
IN OUTCOME OF BATTLE
Hcison Given Why Johnson Haa No Ar
dent Desire to Meet Gunboat
Smith Was Knocked Out.
- I fontly familiar with London prize fight
"Willie Ritchie will never knock me
out. He has said that he expected to
pin me io a corner anil then put over
the slumberland punch. Leach Cross
and Joe Rivers tried to do the same
tiling in Los Angeles and everybody
knows how I gave each of them the
trimming of their lives.
"I know Ritchie is a good, game boy
and packs a knockout wallop. I also
know, however, that I am clever enough
to avoid his dangerous punches. I will
win the championship by pecking him
to pieces with my left hand.''
Ritchie was never more confident
over the outcome of any battle in which
hn has taken part.
"I know Welsh's Btyle of fighting
well." said Ritchie today. "We met
in Los Angeles several years ago when
I was just starting in the game.
Freddie was given the decision but
many of the sport writers admitted that
1 would have won by a knockout had
the battle gone five rounds further.
No one will dare say that Welsh is a.y
better than he was then while it is
generally admitted that I am at least
50 per cent better.
"Many persons think that I will be
seriously handicapped because the Lon
don rules do not approve of infighting.
This style of milling has never been
my lOrte. I prefer to stand up and
fight. It may not be generally known
but Freddie Welsh is one of the best
infighters in the world today. He can
protect himself in tho clinches and for
somo reason 1 cannot explain he de
livers a harder punch in a clinch than
in nnv other position. The open fight
ing will suit me just as well as it will
Freddie.
1 "I expect to win by a knockout and
will be a very much disappointed man
if I fail to innko good. After I have
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JflUMQflM 1 ATFfl Tfl lf'ritrVsterday'anil got an order
UllllOUIl 10 OLnlLU IU so as to wager part of Murray s share
; or me receipts on me rumrni. i ia
I bona fide bet, too.
"ft is easv enough to understand
just why Chip was not made a favorite.
San Franciscans are giving the I'enn
sylvanian too muqh credit for his
knockout of Kd Petroskey. If Chip had
failed to stow the sailor away dow do
you think he would figure with Mur
ray! Billy is just out of the bushes
and yet he has beaten Leo Houck, Al
McCoy, and held Jimmy Clabby to a
draw."
Miirrny continued light boxing today
end. will nain don the gloves tomor
row. . After Wednesday he will take
things easy until he faces Chip.
Chip, over in San Rafael, also has
cased up in his work. Yesterday he
went four rounds with Tom McMahon
nnd after a three-minute session with a
light punching bag called hia efforts
a day's work.
Three four-round preliminaries will
precede the main event. They arc:
Tommy Reynolds vs. Ray Richards, Sai
lor Machndo vs. P.ddie Hums, anil
Charlie (livens vs. Freddie Mammon.
Chautauqua Season
Opens at Willamette
With Big Attendance
By Hal Sheridan.
New York, June 80. Advices rereiv
ed here from Paris indicate that Jack
Johnson has signed up to meet Sam
Longford because he believed the Bos
ton negro would prove less formidnhc.'
(ban (iuubont Smith. This, at least, is
I lie belief of Richard Klegin, American WOLOAST IS OUT OF IT
.iomoter of sporting events in Kurope.; BROKEN ARM DOES IT
"Johnson, said klcgin, "believes
With audiences taxing the capacity
of the big tent on the Willamette Uni
versity athletic field to capacity and
with first-class programs acting as the
magnet, the second Salem Chautauqua
is now in full blast under the Ellison
White management. Salem apparently
so appreciated the treat given last year
that the audiences this season nave
doub,ed.
Col. W. II. Miller was the principal
speaker yesterday afternoon and made
such a hit thBt it was with difficulty
he could proceed on account of the
vociferous applause that greeted him.
His talk was on "Farming and Being
Farmed," and he sent some telling
thoughts home to the minds of the peo
ple regarding purchasing goods from the
home merchants and supporting the
community in which the person lived.
Lyric O'ee Club Good. '
In addition to the address of Col.
Robert Miller, the Lyric glee club was
a favorite attraction and made good
decidedly with the audience. Francis
Hendry, the clever impersonator, took
well with his portrayals of character.
"Bronto, the Smartest Dog m the
World," practically bore out tho desig
nation and received merited applause.
This afternoon, Ng Pon Chew, who is
said to be the Mark Twain of the East
ern world, talks on the "New Chinese
Republic." Mr. Chew has th3 .epnta
tion of being a fascinating speaker aud
able to entertain aa audience us well as
give valuable instruction. Me was in
Portland during the World's Christian
Cuntoienco and mado a. favorable im
pression. This evening Dr. Gunsalm, of
cago, one of the world's greatest
preachers will talk in the big tent on
the campus. It is expected that one
of the largest crowds of the course
will be present to hear this dis
tinguished speaker. Last evening seat
ing capacity of tent was out-taxed and
for today provision nas Deen maue ior
about 700 moro people.
that the gunner ia the most formidable! Los Angeles, Cnl., June 30, Once
of tho present crop of heavyweights. I again Ad Wolgnst's persistent "jinx"
ile-'ins a lot of respect for him, too. ! has lauded a knockout blow to the form-
frmith Is the only living man who ever rr lightweight champion's plans, with f jnisi,Pl with Welsh I shall return to
knocked-Johnson out cold. Joe Choyn- the result that the Wolgast-Riversj America and arrange to" take on Charlie
clii stopped him, but didu t lay him out j match on July 4 is off because Wolgustj white of Chicago, in a 20-round bout.
mi mini imii mm " cuuiu hi-hi i"-.uroKe ins arm yesiernuv uurini? u cami'i -
workout.
Wolgnst was sparring with Freddie
Andrews when, in delivering an upper
cut, his right forearm came in contact
with Andrews' elbow, breaking hrt
militia Hovernl inches above the wrist.
Wolgnst whs put into an automobile !
inn! taken to a doctor, who took au ;
nn i icture of the fracture, Inter
I announcing that it will be three months
may appear
birdies Mtigiug and the bells ringing.
Wiicn Uiiid'ont hit him he didn't hear a
lliiiig.
"It happened like this: (Iuubont
v.ns just u big, husky seaman nt that
lime, fresh from the navy, where he
Imd had a few sailor lights for $.10
purses. Ile wasn't known as a fighter
iiml u."ked for a job as spurring part
ner. As Johnson was knocking 'em
; A money saving event of
j great importance will take
place soon. Read about it on
page S.
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i Y. M. C. A. TO HAVE
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
out so fast that tne supply had run before the little fighter
aiiort ho took the gunner on. Wline again in the ring,
llicy were boxing someone spoke to,- Wolunsi was broken-hearted over the
Johnson and he turned his head, .lust j accident. He declared that his eondi-'on conducting a tennis tournnment on
nt that moment (iunhont happened tojtion lit the present time is better than i tlu, m,w (,m.fs 011 th0 campus of Wit-
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As soon as Physical Director Ging
rich, of the Salem Y. id. C. A., can line
up the association memners, lie piaus
Would Disarm Sweden, Norway and
Denmark Except for Army Corps to
Defend the Frontiers.
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engineering branches of the army to
six months, of prohibiting the use of
troops in industrial conflicts and of
democraticing the officers' messes.
In combination with this movement
they have Indorsed the inter-Scamlina-vian
scheme proposed by Merr Lind
hagen, socialist mayor of Stockholm
Lindhagen proposes:
Simultaneous disarmament of Sweden,
Norway and Denmark except for an
army corps to defend frontiers.
A combined declaration to the world
makins it clear that the three nations
Stockholm, Juno 30. As their reply I accent at -t face assurances by the
to the Swedish governments demand for : powers that peaceful tendencies under
an expensive strengthening of thejlio their foreign policies and that
country's military and naval establish-1 Scandinavia is anxious to set an ex
ments," socialists here have launched a j ample which might profitably be fol
campaign in favor- of shortening the i lowed by others.
period of service in the infantry and i A Swedish-.orwegian-Danish agree-
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meat to work together for peace and j diplomats and several members of the
thfl promotion of international justice
A similar agreement to employ for
the allies' common good the money and
the men they will have at their disposal
after disarmament.
The socialists take the view that the
Russian peril" of which the militar
ists are making, so much capital is
wholly imaginary.
PRESIDENT WILSON ATTENDS V
FUNERAL OF A MIISXi.i
Washington, June 30. President
Wilson, the members of his cabinet,
federal supreme court laench today at
tended the funeral here of Dr. Tedro
Bojas, the Venezuelan minister, who
died at Atlantic City recently. A mil
itary escort and the United States ma
rine band accompanied the oody to tha
church, where a solemn high mass was
celebrated. After the services the
body was taken aboard the Dolphin at
the Washington navy yard and taken
to Hampton Roads, where it will be
transferred to the battleship Kansas
and taken to Laguayra.
hand swings, ilis big ham of a hand ! weight title from Untiling Nelson at
lamette universitv. This tournament
ennui ticiwn piump on .loiinsou s ici' Ku-limiin
eve tooth and Jack hit the ground so l to re-establish himseli firmlv in the
hard it shook all California nnd the j graces 0 the fans, preparatory to de-i.ei-miigraih
on Mount Lowe registered j mamling n return match with Champion
nil earthquake. Joiiuson was out coin. Ritchie.
Whin he saw what he had done (liin-j Promoter McCnrey's plans for July 4
luat lit out for parts unknown. Hy.nre slill unsettled. It is pnsaiblo that
tlu lime they brought Jack to, (inn- j Freddie Andrews, Wolpist's sparring
I oat had covered eight miles and was mute, or Matty McCue, an eastern light
Hwimming a river, lie never came back, j weight, who is a member of Wolgast's
That 's one reason why Johnson doesn 't I stable, may get the Rivers match,
insist upon fighting (I unbuilt Smith be- Chances seem to favor McCue.
tore he tackles Sain iiangtord.
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d, and he con! ulenti.v expected,. . , . .. ., I
tennis fans in the . M. C. A. here
and ;i meet of unusual interest is in;
prospect when the racqnet-wielders don:
their white suits and begin the play.,
Sunshiny weather for n few weeks in
the opiuiou of Director liingrieh, will!
bring out the tennis lovers iu such j
numbers that the courts at Willamette,
will be a -busy place during the summer.
ISitlnilithic tops on the new courts at;
Willamette will be laid Thursday and
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uout in London with lieorued CitmiMi-! him for thrtv vonrs. In UH I the niir.it
tior, toe I'Tciu'h ('hump. on. Aahod by j hoforo a NrhtMnloil battlo horo with
them. Those courts are boiny I'onstrm'i- j
til bv tlu business men of tho city.
Tho work is bonur, tlom gratis and
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witii Carpentier, (lunboat answered: I he broke his left iiiin twice, broke a
"I have no assertion to make over thumb and fractured a rib in the ring,
n "filter like Carpentier. He had been ' This year he hurt both hands badly
lighting since he was a bantamweight ' training for his bout with Ritchie at
boy and' ku fought through all the! Milwaukee, broke his arm during a bout
v. weights to tii.,top class. Pxople have ' with Johnny Tillman and completed an
vlnld me it's a ' cinch. ' T know those other chapter by the accident of yes-Miche-t.
' I am going to lv fit and terdny.
ikeuo risks that I can avoid, and all! ' , -
1 can do U to try and--limit the French-
inilll.
IT WILL BE E?N MONEY.
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CHIP STOCK ADVANCES ON !,;,, Welsh and Willie Ritchie will be
MURRAY SaOB SHOW7M ! Iul ,,Ve.i money proposition in rnn Frnn
v , isiM when they clash in London July
Sun l'raiu iscu, June ad.XAnot'aer ; " a 20-mund battle wns the predlc
liop in the betting on the Ilillv Mhrray-j tion ,jced here today by local bet
Oeorge Chip 20-round battle to be at-j tins ffonixjsginiiera.
ed at Duly City July , was registered "It si eon. certain," snid a betting
here today. Chip now is a 10 to S fit commissioner t.ny - tliHt the betting
vorite over the Califoi nlan. The drop' "ill been even m,)0V nffnir. Imlica
resulted from the poor showing Murray ;tion of this is given';,, (np numerous
made yesterday in his exhibition before j Inquiries that have been llc0 hv those
the Olympic club members. i speculatively inclined. Mt,y ' fjirure
Murray created anything but a sen timt Welsh's superior knowivgg f
Nation. The clubmen insisted that heltlie game us it prevails in LonOv( j,
lacked dash and "pop" in his ring per- i:i his favor and assert that this Wmi
forniance nnd found manv flaws in the prove n serious handicap for the fSnn
way he iiaudled himself against n pair' Franciscan."
of boxers whom he outweighed by 10 j
to 0 1 numls. It was alo pointed oi-.t After Ritchie's Title.
thnt he appeared "dead" on his feet,!
loo, and the clubmen insisted that if! London, dene 30. Whiplash left iabs
be shapes up against Chip in the same will be the means employed by Freldie
Members of the Salem Y. M. C. A.
will hold an elimination baseoall eon-;
test tonight on the university athletic
field for the purpose of trying out the'
men available for a team. Permission
to practice on the university field has!
been secured and the association feels,
that it will be able to put out an ag-l
gregatiou of ball tossers that will make i
things fairly hum. Sometime during
this week, date not yet set, the asso-j
cintion plans 11 practice game with thej
Salem Federals. Otiier games will be I
plaved during the summer months so'
that Salem fans will get a tnste of the1
great national pnme occasionally.
TUY-OUT RACES CANCELLED.
N'ew York, June :o. All races ached- j
uled for the remainder of the week j
-etween the Vunitie and the Defiance j
were cancelled this afternoon and the 1
work of refitting the two yachts wns ;
started iiiimediatelv. . The trial races
will be renewed July 7. The Resolute
is undergoing repairs nt Bristol.
"VHITE3 WILL NOT SifJPPLANT
, BLACKS IN GOVT. POLITICS
filvle Saturday afternoon that the bat
tie will never go the limit.
Despite the adverse criticism of Mur
trv, Manager Jack Kearns insists that
Jtilly is in the best condition of his
carreer,
"Hilly," he eiplained, "has been
training all along for speed. He could
not cut loose against his light sparring
Welsh to relieve Champion Willie
Ritchie of his title. He hs announced
his intention of avoiding nil rough in
terchanges and in this way believes
that his prospects of securing the de
cision when he meets the champion at
the Olympia here on July 7 are ex
ceedingly nright.
"I know," said Walsh today, "that
-partners. T predict here and now tuat 1 can outnox Kitrnie. 1 also oeneve
Murray will ahotr up faster than ever! that I am better ring general than the
ever before on Saturday. To show the champion. The fact that we are fight
l.ublie that I am sincere In this believing on F.nglish s$il aud that I a in per-
Washifton, jlnu 30 President Wil
son has prVjSPl to fill nil positions
under the fedefNovernment now held
by negroes with Vr negroes in case
of changes. He told tsj todnv tj Rep
resentative Smith, of JWrvland, who
called to urge the appointment 0f a
white man as recorder of deeds (0r the
District of Columbia. v
President Wilson told Mr. Smith t!r.t
soon after his inauguration a delega I
tion of negroes urged him to adopt that
plan, and he promised to do so.
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