LONDOS KEEPS FAVOR SCHAAF JACK KEARNS | HEAVY TITLE IN BOXING | TURNED DOWN _ NEW YORK. Jan. 25. 'UP.—.Tim CHICAGO. Jan. 25. 0J.R>—Jaek I Londos of Oreecc retained h. o' n TRIAL AT Kearns appeared before the Na- to the world* heavy wf.gh w tional Boxing association today to: ling champions tup tom/hi a; Mad- claim the heavyweight title for! ison Square Garden when h op- N.Y. Mickey Walker. He was informed ponent, Sammy Stein, Jewish BASEBALL-TENNIS ROMANCE JUROR DRUNK, of New Ycrk. was un- by Gen. John V. Clinnin that Heads Champs RIFLE CLUBS champion Walker would have to fight for the FINED BY L. A. able to continue after diving out Baer, Paulino, King- title. of the ring on an attempt:..' fly- a contender TRIAL ing tackle. "Walker is leading WILL COMPETE JUDGE AT The match wa.s awarded to Lon- Levinsky Are All tut we can't give the title to him 31 a and 28 sec- or anyone else.’’ said Gen. Clinnin. I.OS ANGELES. Jan 25. dos after minute In Eliminations •Schmeling refused to fight CARSON CITY. Ncv., Jan. 25. i/P) —Juror Edward Tweedy stag- onds had elapsed in tin ;r sched- Walker,” said Kearns. “Walker —Rifle clubs at Winnemucca. Ely. gered slightly when he entered uled finish contest. Las Stein 200 Bv JACK CUDDY will fight anyone. Schmeling. Elko. Carson, Gardnerville, Wedding bells the bo* today to hear evidence Londos weighed 201, are are comps;- (United I*re>s Staff Correspondent) Dempsey or Sharkey. They V d Stillwater | against Emmet L. Perkins and pounds. second annual will ring next NEW YORK. Jan. 25. cU.P'—■Ernie afraid of hifn." i:, yfar in the Roy Wilson, asserted bank ban- the favorite irl.or "pt’tal” matches of the dits. Schaaf of Boston is May for Stan- a series i state riflj association. to pound hi', way through Tlyvodn He was escorted into the GAR WOOD’S TRY its scores of heavyweight elimination bouts Eaefi club will turn in 1 c y Hack, chambers of Judge Charles S. POLICE RAID 4 Garden mall before February 17, and a; Madison Square during, FOR MARK BALKED: by Burnell and Ur. Benjamin com- Sacra- the next six weeks, and thus to be- when the results have been youthful Blank, jail physician, was called. alternate for Jack Sharkey the association will award come MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Jan. 25. OI.P) piled mento baseball ••Very intoxicated,” said Dr. VEGAS PLACES the Max title bout to the club finishing high- in Schmeling —Oar Wood clocked a nautical mile trophies Blank after an examination. here in June. est in the two-man and ten-man in 37.30 seconds or 111.14 statute star who re- in $100 team matches. The Humboldt "Five days jail and Las Vo' lead law was J. Johnston, manager of an to Vegas' baby James miles per hour in attempt for contempt of court,” Judge announced county rifle club of Winnemucca cently joined invoked yesterday in a series of boxing at the Garden better the world speedboat mark of Burnell told "You have won the two-man match last year. Tweedy. raids local upon the Gold- the winner of the bouts but an- | by police tonight that 110.223 m.p.h. here today new violated your oath and made a while the 10-man match is a the Chicago en Camel, the B. & rs. club, the would replace Sharkey against other craft loomed in his path and of j event. beast yourself.” Owl club, and an establishment at Schmeling in case anything happen- an official record. Cubs, and nor- prevented 8 Stewart street. ed at the last minute. he would resume t0 Sharkey Wood announced About 11 o'clock Cliff McAllan ot h The three elimination bouts are the trials over the Indian creek y W'eisel, IN was arrested at the O t club and as follows: course behind h:s winter residence PROCEEDINGS scheduled also of Sacra- VEGAS EAGLES one quart of alleged gin and a half here tomorrow. His Miss America January 29 — King Levinsky of COURT pint of alleged whisk ;• so.zed. IX which is threatened with de- DISTRICT vs. Max Baer of San Fran- mento, who is Shortly after "Al K. Hall' was Chicago struction if it fails to establish a cisco. ten rounds. E. Orr TO INITIATE nabbed at the luxurious Golden new' world mark, seemed to reach Hen. Win. presiding. ranked in the Camel. He was reler ci cn $150 bail. 5—Ernie Schaaf of Bos- 1 February the in its career for JANUARY 23 — highest speed Raymond “Tay” Brown, right tackle George Wilson was arrested at 3 ton vs. Pnolino Uzcudun of Spain, distance top bracket of that short today. on the of Southern ot law and motion calen- | Initiation will be the order of m. ten rounds. i University Calling Stewart street at ILoO a. “I will make more s -c:l tomor- Business for Las aerie. 4—Winners i California's national champion- dar. American wo- again Vegas Frank Stanley was arrested at the February 26 or March row." Wood declared. motors My ship football team, who has been Calling of trial calendar. Fraternal Order of Eagles, again B. & B. club. of first two bouts meet in 15-rounder and haven't been in were cold run elected captain rf the 1932 squad. Clara Jane Thacker vs. Oscar R. men tennis tonight when members cf the is a 6 to 5 favorite to I Levinsky weeks. They are cleaved out now T. A. Wells, attorney for lodge in their hall here.' Is an 8 to Thacker. foregather defeat Baer, and Schaaf I have a cf miles and should ccuplc Order entered vacating or- players. They A luncheon will be served follow- 5 win over Uzcudun. If plaintiff. favorite to to spare tomorrow." en- i der to show cause heretofore ing the ritualistic work. All visit- Levinsky and Schaaf meet in the have just an- BURGESS FREE tered. members are invited to attend 15-round final. Schaaf probably will VOTES ON MAX ing, Edith R. Feeney vs. Aiionso w. nounced their the meeting, offic"rs said. be installed as a f to 5 favorite over WILL HOLD RING Jr. Martin H. Easton, at- the Chicago flsh merchant. j Feeney, TRIALS 3 for Decree entered. engagement. UNDER BONDS Both Baer ana LcvinsKy aie MARCH SHOW DEFEAT torney plaintiff. Bessie Dow Bridgeman vs. Oscar OLYMPIC STAMPS harder hitters than Schaaf, and the Cleon Bridgeman. Decree granted. veteran Paolino is the most rugged SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25. — Early 'Stevens & Henderson, attorneys for of the four. But Schaaf Is the bet- Arrangements completed — Pastime club, was r.rr r.tcd Sunday to hold the Pacific coast intercol- voting in the National Boxing as- Harley A. Harmon, attor- ter boxer, having assimilated most ! plaintiff; LAKE PLACID. Jan. 25. (U.R)— morning on a charge sault and for the sociation's poll cf its membership for defendant. tf the tricks of the trade from his legiate boxing tryouts Olym- ney Stamp collectors from all sections battery on the per- -. o:' J. E. Emu h, on the question cf vacating Max vs. H. H. Pursel. Jack Schaaf pic games in Sacramento March 3 A. H. Bocckmann of 13. whom he is alleged ;o have drag- stable-mate. Sharkey. title in- the United. States attended to- and 4. in conjunction with the Schmcling's heavyweight I S. Thompson, attorney for plain- with a it, is rated as the most promising of day's opening sale of the special ged pony Friday aftern ccast cheated today that the German tiff. Judgment entered as prayed all the younger heavyweights. college championships. commemorative stamp in lienor of Burgess was released on $1,000 A team to would be deprived of his laurels, i for. Baer, the 23-year-old Californian college boxing repre- j the Third Olympic Winter Games. bail, and will appear for a. i- the coast at the national Five votes have been received Anna Bourman vs. Jay Wil- with the man-kiiling per 1, may sent | May menc tiiis afternoon. at State and twe ether states have com- liam Bourman. Stevens & Hender- State troopers were on duty at defeat if he connects collegiate tryouts Penn Levinsky Decree the past office at 5 a. m., when but this April 1 and 2 will be selected from municated by telephone. The vote son, attorneys for plaintiff. squarely with the button; crowds to collect. More than those here. The tourn- now stands: To vacate the title. began will be a new for Levin- competing granted. experience of 400 persons were standing in line BALZAR LEAVES believe Levin- ament is sanctioned by the Olym- 4; to extend the time limit, 3. In the matter of the estate sky. Boxing experts when the 7 a. selection committee. Illinois, Wisconsin and etc., deceased. Ham & office opened at m. wild, continuous attack will pic games Arkansas, Lena Ranlele, MOONEY CASE UP sky's the Pacific while Or- TO VISIT LONE ISLES The stamps, of which 25.000,000 down. Baer All members of Coast Michigan voted to vacate, Taylor, attorneys for said estate. BRAVES GALES wear the Californian have been issued, are of two-cent like conference, the Northwest confer- Missouri, Michigan and Minnesota dered set for hearing at 2 p. m. Feb- TO ROLPH ALONE is a stand-up fighter something denomination. Pour hundred thou- likes ence. Par Western conference and voted to extend the time limit. Mis- ruary 1. Tommy Loughran. Levinsky were for conference will be invited ; of the estate of VICTORIA GARDNER sand sent to Lake Placid because of- Southern souri and Minnesota stipulated. In the matter By CARSON CITY, Ncv Jan. 25. day Baer lost to Paolino in a t Taylor, attorneys UNALASKA, Alaska, Jan. 25. lieves that his friend, Jri".. Rolph, swings. “■ ... contract to meet- a worthy set for at 2 m. 20-round bout at Reno..July 4. but binding Ordered hearing p. —In olden times, in other lands, Jr., is entirely capnbi-t o handling SEEKS COACHING JOB 1. he has improved much since then. opponent. February Capt. Andrew Nelson might have JACKPRICENOW his own affairs as the got. mor of Although Paolino. 33-year-old iron IOWA CITY. Iowa, Jan. 25. — JANUARY 2a been the hero oi the Norse saga. California. and a Dr. E. H. Bauer, director ath- E. W. et REMINGTON AGENT For that reason he has decided man of the ring, is rugged of. Bannister, al., plaintiffs, In the ocean lanes where the big | —. <• letics at Iowa City, received ‘word vs. et defend- not to a .’cede tc a t by the hard man to hit squarely because CARNERA KO’S Girard Trust Co., al., ships ply the rugged, bearded cap- reque that Ike Armstrong, Uni- ants. H. Austin Jack Price, formerly connected! "Tom Mooney mol fenso of his "shell type" of defense, the1 tonight Harry appearing tain of the little 60-footer Eunice with the Las Office or an believe the clever Schaaf versity of Utah coach, would come for and F A. Stevens ap- a hero to Vegas Supply, committee” to "writ? wii? experts plaintiff may be unknown, but he’s In here to apply for the Job for certain defendants. Or- was appointed sales agent for Rem- expression cf opinion tr Governor will have littls difficulty winning' Friday pearing the folks on the lonely Aleutian of football coach left vacant the ITALIAN, PUG and de- ington Rand company in Clark and Rciph, urging h:m to gr. i un- a decision ever him. However, there by dered that special general Islands. of Burt ; Lincoln counties, to an- conditional without- delay is slight chance of the wood cutter's resignation Ingwersen. murrer be overruled and defendant and according pardon For Capt, Nelson, last year nouncement made here to Thomas J. Mccnev.” being knocked.out. PARIS. Jan. 23. (U.R> — Primo Car- given 20 days in which to further yesterday. i this, dared what no ship master ever The of N whose cross to the A Bible 202 years old that has a governor Baer, right jaw ,nera, Italian heavyweight, scored plead. has been making been in of his all tried before. He Cat owners cannot be held re- had no desire to intervene in bc- killed Frankie Campbell in San possession family ‘technical knockout over Moise Bou- E. R. Tarbell vs. Black Canyon the j of that time is owned Ismael regular winter trips through sponsible for canaries their pets may hali ci the convicted pr -li. '• ; Francisco about two years ago, is by quillon, French giant, in the second Holding Co., a corp. Noland it No- 800 of Tiffin, O. treacherous seas that extend Kill, a California judge ruled, bas- day bomber, "because I b ieve that training hard for his affair with Le- Young round of their scheduled ten-round land, attorneys for plaintiff; Geo. j to the west of Unalaska from ms on a his E. for defendant. miles mg opinion case renortca Governor Rolph is entire:; apabie vinsky, and many cf supporters bout at the new Sports Palace here Marshall, attorney to the the tumbling Bering sea in Pennsylvania in 1889. of handling his own a.i.'irs.” believe he will prove an upset in tonight. Motion to modify the findings con- stbrmy North Pacific on the south. the eliminations. He is recognized may change before Friday to make was floored three tinued to Feb. 3 at 2 p. m. upon Bouquillon Nelson has ever as one of the hardest hitters among I even money betting on him and Le- times fcr the count of nine each be- stipulation of respective counsel. No one but Capt. the treacher- the present heavyweights. The odds I vinsky. fore the referee halted the bout to C. B. Shcwalter, et al., vs. Black attempted to navigate of water in winter. Ter- DOES ADVERTISING PAY? save him from further punishment. l Canyon Holding Co., a corp., et al. ous piece | combined with strong More than 12,000 spectators wit- Noland & Noland, attorneys for rific* gales, have made the Andrew Nelson of the i nessed the affair, which was pro- plaintiff; Geo. E. Marshall, attor- and furious tides, Capt. good venturesome first of the hard moted by Jeff Dickson. ney for defendant. Counsel for de- run a graveyard of chip Eunice, seafarers to fendant moved to reopen case for ships. northern attempt l.'nalaska and the PAIR-O-DICE KIECKHEFER DOWNED additional testimony and is given The Aleutians have abundant re- trips between Aleutian Islands in winter time.' i CHICAGO. Jan. 26. (U.R)—J. N. ten days to serve and file said mo- sources. But until Capt. Nelson made He's a hero to the lonely islanders, Bozeman, Vallejo, Calif., tonight tion. the venture, no master had dared for months at a time are out [defeated Augie Kieckhefer, Chi- James S. Clague vs. Marguerite risk his vessel against the rich prize who of touch with the rest of the cago, leader in the world's three- Clague. Guy E. Baker, attorney for of cross, red and blue foxes. 50- Trial vacated and world. cushion billiards championship. plaintiff. setting The Eunice makes her calls, fair 48 in 51 innings. The defeat drop- same reset for hearing at 1:45 p. m. weather or foul, through hurricanes the sick child in one house, the aged Kieckhefer to second place. Jan. 26. I CASINO ped and blizzards, in seas that wash and bed-ridden in another. He re- her uocks over. At the and errands to A TEN-MINUTE DRIVE ON THE completely ceives commissions Nelson avoids the hid- when he back to LOS ANGELES HIGHWAY—AND wheel, Capt. be performed gets den the running tides. EAT ONE OF OUR FAMOUS reefs, fights “town." j AMERICAN OR ITALIAN During 1931 Capt. Nelson took the DINNERS— Eunice for trips totaling a mileage j UP ONE DOLLAR of 20,500 miles. SIGNS last PLAY KENO For Christmas year Capt. CHICAGO, Jan. 25. (U.R)—Bruce NO COVER CHARGE to Atka. j Nelson took a Yule tree Campbell, rookie outfielder from on that It was* the first ever seen the Little Rock Southern league HOWARD JONES IS PRESENTING all trees and island, barren of j club, returned his signed contract shrubbery. to the Chicago White Sox today, The Four Aces With A Queen sailor is j AT YOUR OWN PRICE Not only a trader and nine players signed. Camp- of the making Orchestra Capt. Nelson. Hu’s the patron bell is considered a brilliant pros- : isolated communities he visits. He MAUDE SPENCER, CONTRALTO—POPULAR SONG HITS p£?t' hustles freight ashore; he visits _,_ letters, de- hemes. He brings special A Bible, published in Amsterdam He remembers CARDS MAY BE PLAYED FOR livers oral messages. in 1669. is owned by Mrs. E. M. Weil; of Santa Mcnica, Calif. j

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