BUDDY BAER GETS UP; KNOCKS OUT RING OPPONENT
Buddy Baer,, kid brother of the former heavyweight champion and an aspirant to the fistic throne,
knocked out Al Delaney, Cleveland, in the final round of their four round bout In Buffalo, N. Y. Delaney
floored Buddy for a no-count in the first round. This was the finish. (Associated Press Photo)
JUNEAU FISH
VESSEL HITS
ROCK OFF B.C.
Halibuter Addington Sub
merged—Capt. Sevold,
Crew Take to Boats
i -
The sinking and then the sal
vaging of the Juneau halibut ves
sel Addington in Metlakatla Pas
sage off Prince Rupert, B. C., was
told dramatically in A.'tociated
Press dispatches received by The
Empire today from the Canadian
port.
First came the flash that the
Americal halibuter, skippered and
owned by a Juneau man, Capt.
Ole Sevold, had struck a rock in;
Metlakatla Passage and had heeled
over. She was submerged by the
tide.
The dispatch further said that
Capt. Sevold and his crew were
forced to take to life boats. They
rowed into Prince Rupert for as
sistance, The Addington, the early
dispatch stated, was inbound to
'sell 9,000 pounds of halibut at
Rupert at the time of the acci- j
dent. The first information indi
cated that, although an attempt
would be made to salvage the ves
sel, the catch was a "total loss.’
Howeve.V word received from
Rupert late this afternoon indi
cates that both the ship and the
catch of fish have been saved.
The Addington has been raised
today, and has been found to be
not badly damaged.
No insurance is carried on the
vessel.
GAMES MONDAY
National League
Brooklyn 4; New York 5.
Boston 1; Philadelphia 9.
Chicago 1; Cincinnati 3.
American League
New York 10; Boston 7; called in
fifth on account of rain.
