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' PBBBX rnie hluso and Jack Lipscomb In Main Event At Arena Toni jgner Tangles lh Clingman Le' Achiu And ,r In Opsner Sfloil. Cltaw-n Kkrv..W.lt. 11 Achiu. were""" " l..Mirnceof five scientific l!SF, wreitlers on KSmfc ""heard of, but ffiition of cleanies ap- promoter Herb Owen's "ft the fairgrounds arena ia nijht pack more wsl ta 'orral P-Jammed i. pUuso, George Wagner, Kinsman, Walt Achiu, Jack Z& cleanies, but far and from the general run of or . matmen who depend on Wed of slugs to win. . ml, Only "Outcast" "only "outcast" will be Jack U, the villainous Indianan iuit as soon gouge out an nt's eye as sit down to a rlein-steak dinner. Lipscomb t piluso in the scheduled our headliner. The Hoosier hot has bargained for a busy ig what with the Portland i'j "flying trapeze" hold not he most colorful, but one of Mt effective in the business. Komb no doubt will attempt nl Piluso's dynamic style of iaj with a varied fistic at- the rest of the performers the torch of grappling pur hli, however, does not ln the rivalry existing between ateitants. Clingman, who meets l Wagner to the semi-final, finitely decided to campaign i coast championship after successes that followed a Kmthi retirement. Wagner, i anxious to get another it the coast belt Champ In Opener i leml-finallsts are dynamic Baseball NATIONAL W L Pel Brooklyn 44 ul ineinneti . S J, -JX Pltteburth ' m mi a.. s n AMIBIOAN w L Pet York ,4 Egg S 2 ffi S--' .:iS S :Ss 5?"'5S,.i2,,a -M Washington 69 IS COAST w l VaL Sacramento .. en aa m Seattle !r f San TWeeai ii ST Hollywood - ?l San Francisco n JiJ g"'J as .us Portland 4M workmen and each have spectac ular pet holds Clingman his Son nenbergs, an an occasional Au stralian piledriver; Wagner his double holding drop kick. The usual part of Thursday's card is that the reigning king of Pacific coast light-heavyweights is appearinu on the nnenlnv hnut Jack Kiser, who has disposed of all opponents In the past six weeks since lifting the crown from Billy mcauin, lanes on waiter Tinktt Achiu In the 30-mtnute nrelim- Inary. The match Is of main-event cali bre in everything but time limit Kiser, who depends mostly on speed and his brilliant new hnM "skin-the-cat" will be meeting a iormiaaDie roe, a cninese Jiu-jitsu artist capable of stoooin hl Ions string of triumphs. Reserved seat tickets are on sale at the Club cigar store. The opener la scheduled to get under -way promptly at 8:80 o'clock. Joe Gordon WHAT BI PIS WIDNISBAT AB JUM R TO A B 1110 HIS SEASON'S BICOBD BHIIni AS MI X Pet .4M Tt 12 JW Fielding PO A B Pet a sot st . .sea WRESTLING Fairgrounds Horse Arena' TONIGHT-8:30 P. M. MAIN EVENT ERNIE PUUSO vi JACK LIPSCOMB SEMI-WINDUP OTIS CLINGMAN vs. GEORGE WAGNER .CURTAIN RAISER . JACK SYSER Tf. WALTER ACHIU HERB OWEN, Promoter EUGENE WRESTLING COMMISSION ghfc Stars To Pass Against Bears Pro Champs Boast Tough Line Defense ; ' By IRVIN USAGOR United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Aug. 28 (U.R) Foot ball's College All-Stars, seeking the path of easiest resistance against the Chicago Bears' famed forward wall, prepared to use a forward pass attack in Soldier' Field Thursday night v A crowd of 93,000 persons Is ex pected to watch the annual con test between hand-picked col legians and the world's profes sional champions. Head coach Carl Snavely, Cor nell's exponent of deft offense, stressed the passing .attack as be sent his charges through a final drill. He admitted it would be folly to hammer too long at a line embracing a ton and a half of football's toughest defensemen. Not that the All-Stars lack bal ance. With runners like Michiean's Tom Harmon, Minnesota's George Franck, Stanford's Norm Standlee and u. c. L. A.'s Jackie Robinson, their ground game under normal conditions would function well, but the Bears Just don't provide normal conditions. Despite Coach George Halas' baleful appraisal of his champions, they are the same noys wno roiled up a 73-0 triumph over Washington in the profes sional playoff last year, and they sua pacit mat terrime ' T for matlon. The pros' fears that Sid Luck. man, the Bears' signal-caller had damaged an ankle too seriously to play were dispelled when Luck man proclaimed himself ready to o. If the passing will penetrate the professional fortress, the colleg ians may get the job done, for they boast Missouri's Paul Chrlstman, Charley O'Rourke of Boston Col lege and Southern Methodist? Ray Malloul. In Dave Rankin, the All- Star captain from Indiana, they nave one of the nation's best re ceivers. The experts who know profe sional football say if the .Bears cut loose they'll make a sham out of a spectacle. But Halas has no such fancy, complaining that the oddsmakers price of 3V4 to 1 for his club are out of line. Some of the Bears' standouts for next season will be in the All' Star lineup, Including Standlee and possibly Harmon, v . probable lineups -all-stab , chi. beabs Ranktn. Purdue' LE . Dick Plisman Puuwll. Tax. AS. LT Jo stydahar Llo, Georgetown LG Dan Fortmann Mueha. Wasto. C ..... Clydo Turner O'Boyle, Tulane .BGM' George Musao Drahoe, Cornell RT Lee Artoe Rudnakl. Ind. RE Oeorse WUson Evaahevikl, Mien. QB , aid Luckman Harmon. Mich. LH Bay Noltlng Franck. Minn. RH George McAfee Peakvan. Wle. rB Bill Oamanakl Hefaraa w. . Frlueu, Fimeeton Umptre John Sehommer. Chleaeo. Head Linesman Krnle Vlek. Mlcbifan. -riii a juagevranK Lane, dneinnau. 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