oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-27

MATLOCK AWARDED CLOSE DECISION Leo Matlock, the blonde Indian fighter, took a close four-round decision over Mistah Ted Frenchle, of Central-Ave., Madison Square Garden at Boyd Ellis's fight emporium at Dehlil last night. It was an exciting scrap throughout and kept the big crowd on edge. In the opinion of a big majority of the fans, Matlock was lucky to receive a draw. The colored boy's tendency to hang on continually in the clinches undoubtedly displeased Referee Chick Brown to the extent that he declared Matlock winner. Both boys fought hard and there was plenty of hard hitting throughout. Paul Duarte of Los Angeles made a chopping block of Dick Gard of Huntington Beach for three rounds and with one hand, his left. Duarte's right hand was broken in the first round but he did not need it anyway. Referee Brown put an end to the misery in the third. Paddy Dillon and Joe Garcia of Los Angeles, fought and boxed and flashed thru four rounds to a draw in a bout which was the class of the night. Paddy should have received the verdict but Garcia's last round rally probably took the referee's eye and it was called even-steven. Delhir Fredericks put a stop to the pugnish aspirations of Vic Weddell of Huntington Beach in round one, when one of Frederick's old "Mary Ann's" connected on Weddell's button for a goal. Waddell slammed "Delhi" real hard, right smack on the beezer, and "Delhi" took the nine count only to get up and put the lights out for Victor. Clever Packy O'Farrell put the crusher on Young Monroe in round three after he had chased Monroe about the ring for nearly a couple or furlongs. A big house was present and in all, it was a good show. Chick Brown referenced in his usual efficient and capable manner. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.e. San Francisco.....71 43 .623 Vernon .....65 47 .580 Los Angeles .....62 54 .534 Salt Lake .....57 56 .504 Oakland .....56 59 .487 Seattle .....51 61 .455 Portland .....46 66 .411 Sacramento .....46 68 .404 Yesterday's Results Vernon, 11; San Francisco, 5. Oakland, 12; Los Angeles, 5. Salt Lakwe, 4; Sacramento, 3 (10 innings.) Seattle, 8; Portland, 5. Open Evenings FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK in order that those who are unable to call during the day and who are desirous of inspecting the new The Jewett in order that those who are unable to call during the day and who are desirous of inspecting the new The Jewett Sedan Four Doors Six Cylinders during its first showing in Anaheim. $1675 HERE Sam Hubbell PAIGE DEALER 252 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim CALIFORNIA Anaheim’s Cinema Temple Beauty TONIGHT-ONLY-TONIGHT ANOTHER SMASH VAUDEVILLE SHOW Look at This Array of Fine Talent TONIGHT-ONLY-TONIGHT ANOTHER SMASH VAUDEVILLE SHOW Look at This Array of Fine Talent "THE SHOWOFF" (ORPHEUM) WITH FRED SUMNER TOM KELLY (PANTAGES) IRISH FASHION PLATE DRESSLER AND WILSON, NOVELTY DANCERS CLARE AND DELL, SOMETHING DIFFERENT EARL WRIGHT, THE COMEDY ACROBATICS ANITA STEWART IN "THE INVISIBLE FEATURE" COMING TOMORROW JAMES KIRKWOOD IN THE BRILLIANT PHOTODRAMA "The Man From Home" BY BOOTH TARKINGTON Under the Personal Supervision of GEORGE FITZMAURICE ONE OF THE SUPREME PICTURES OF THE SEASO DARNLEY'S PRELIMS BEAT MAIN EVENTS By "Manly Art" It just seems as the Matchmaker Billy Darnley, of the Anaheim Athletic Club, is never going to put on a "Main Event" that will be superior to his preliminaries for it in a race that at all of Billy's shows the preliminary bouts have far out-classed his feature attractions, not saying that there hasn't been a main event of real caliber for there surely has been. Take, for instance, the Rubidoux-Martin affair of last week, as high class boys boxing anywhere on the coast-Roubidoux is appearing on the Hollywood card and next to the top position this coming Friday, so well thought of is he and his services are always in demand. But the fact remains, that at most of the club shows, the preliminary bouts have all been a more or less fireworks brand, chocolate-boek full of action and so good have they been, that in most cases they have far out-shadowed the main bouts. However, Darnley believes that in the Young Dudley-Mike Golindo fracas which will be the club's feature event tomorrow evening, he has a real honest-to-goodness 100 per cent main event. It will be a fight from start to finish and unless all signs fall, it will send the bugs home with a far dizzier feeling than they had at last week's show, which, by the way, will be a hard one to beat. Just tab the Golindo-Dudley affair as one sweet "ill-of" battle. And to back up his feature attraction, Manager Darnley has line up some real battlers in the preliminaries and they promise rare action. Johnny Dempsey, the boy who mixes with clever Daddy Dillon in the semi-windup, should make the biggest kind of a hit with local fight bugs. He is a fast, clever fighter and a mean hitter. Paddy will have his hands full, make no mistake about it. Packy O'Farrell, (Kewpie Dillon) is on the bill with Johnny McGraw of Los Angeles. McGraw is making his first appearance in a local ring. He is said to be right there with his mitts. He will have to be for he is up against tough pickings in this Packy boy, who is fast becoming one of the FULLERTON DEPT. Several Fullerton Kiwanians attended the charter presentation at Glendale last night. Mrs. L. W. Wester left this morning over the Santa Fe for Appleton. Wis., expecting to spend about two months in the middlewest. W. A. Smith and L. H. Smith of the Standard Bank of Fullerton and W. G. Wilmouth of Oceanside went to Riverside today to look over some property. Mrs. Axtell of Whittier was taken home from the Fullerton hospital yesterday. H. W. Rust of Tustin was taken home yesterday after spending some time in the Fullerton hospital. Rev. W. L. Thornton, pastor of the First Christian-church of Fullerton, is a speaker at the 34th annual convention in Long Beach which is being attended by more than 4000 representatives from all parts of So. Cal. WESTERN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Joseph ..... 64 39 .621 Sloux City ..... 58 41 .586 Tulsa ..... 60 43 .583 Wichita ..... 54 47 .535 Omaha ..... 53 49 .520 Oklahoma City ..... 45 54 .437 Des Moines ..... 37 63 .370 Denver ..... 35 66 .347 Yesterday's Results Tulsa, 5-7: Denever, 4-5. St. Joseph, 7; Omaha, 3. Oklahoma City, 8; Des Moines, 4 Wichita, 3; Sioux City, 3. WM. J. OELKE FUMIGATOR 218'S Clementine Anaheim Phone 240-M AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Louis ..... 54 39 .581 New York ..... 54 42 .563 Chicago ..... 49 45 .521 Detroit ..... 49 46 .516 Cleveland ..... 49 47 .510 Washington ..... 43 48 .473 Boston ..... 39 54 .419 Philadelphia ..... 37 53 .411 Yesterday's Results New York, 11; St. Louis, 6. Cleveland, 2; Philadelphia, 0. Washington, 5; Detroit, 4. Boston, 3; Chicago, 1. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. St. Paul ..... 58 37 .611 Indianapolis ..... 56 41 .577 Milwaukee ..... 58 45 .563 Minneapolis ..... 51 45 .531 Louisville ..... 49 50 .495 Kansas City ..... 49 53 .480 Columbus ..... 40 60 .400 Toledo ..... 34 64 .347 Yesterday's Results Milwaukee, 8; Toledo, 4. Minneapolis, 8; Indianapolis, 3. Louisville, 5; St. Paul, 1. Kansas City, 5; Columbus, 1. TEXAS LEAGUE Shreveport, 9; San Antonio, 4. Dallas, 11; Beaumont, 10. Fort Worth, 8; Galveston, 1. Wichita Falls, 13; Houston, 2. Day and Night Service Ambulance HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M promise rare action. Johnny Dempsey, the boy who mixes with clever Daddy Dillon in the semi-winjuk, should make the biggest kind of a hit with local fight bugs. He is a fast, clever fighter and a mean hitter. Paddy will have his hands full, make no mistake about it. Packy O'Farrell, (Kewpie Dillon) is on the bill with Johnny McGraw of Los Angeles. McGraw is making his first appearance in a local ring. He is said to be right there with his mitts. He will have to be for he is up against tough pickings in this Packy boy, who is fast becoming one of the local club's best audience pleasers. Rough, tough Jimmy Lloyd, (Chimmy de Whale) is back again and draws that hard-hitting slugger from Whittier, Young Terry. Undoubtedly, fight fans are due for a realistic and sensational go of it. Young Montoya, the fast 118-pounder from Placentia, hooks up with Johnny Nandes, an aggressive, willing youngster who calls La Habra his home. Another good house is being anticipated as there has been a big demand for seats. The card looks to be the real "cats pajamas" when it comes to action. Ticket reservations may be secured at the United Cigar Store, 123 Center-st. Phone 153. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.C. New York ... 56 34 .622 St. Louis ... 57 38 .600 Chicago ... 50 43 .538 Cincinnati ... 49 46 .516 Pittsburg ... 45 46 .495 Brooklyn ... 45 47 .489 Philadelphia ... 33 54 .379 Boston ... 31 58 .348 Yesterday's Results New York, 10; St. Louis, 5. Brooklyn, 7; Pittsburg, 0. Chicago, 1-5; Boston, 2-1 (first game 10 innings.) Philadelphia, 12-5; Cincinnati, 7-4 (second game 13 innings.) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto, 6-3; Reading, 5-3 (second game called.) Syracuse, 13-1 Jersey City, 7-15 Buffalo, 9-6; Baltimore, 8-3. Rochestr, 8-8; Newark, 7-6. 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