rETDFOTlP MAIL TKTBTJN"E. MEPFORD. OREGON". WEDNESDAY, SEPTE"M"BER 1, 1937.
College Stars Tackle Packers in Annual Grid Spectacle Tonight
FOUR
'SLINGING' Si
WILL LEAD STARS
AERIAL OFFENSE
Four All-Americans Slated
for Lineup at Klckoff
Best Green Bay Talent
Will Start for Pro Champs
CRICAOO. Sept. 1 (API MI be
football time but certainly not foot
ball weather when the College All
Btara and the professional champion
Oreen Bay Packers meet at Soldier
Field tonight.
Forecaster J. R. Lloyd said antici
pated threatening weather this after
noon would . disappear by klckoff
time 7:30 p.m. central standard
time) but for that hour he pre
dicted "temperature about BO; hu
midity high."
By WILLIAM WEEKES
CHJOAOO, Sept. I. (AP) Oreen
Bay's Packers, current last word In
professional football accomplishment,
will take their turn on the spot
against selected college talent to
night before 85,000 fana at Boldler
Field 'In the fourth annual all-star
gridiron ipeotaele.
The Packers, like the Chicago
Bears, and Detroit Lions, their pre
decessors In football's biggest one
night stand, will defend the prestige
of professional football against the
collegiate brand. The All-Stars, 65
huskies selected by mere than 8.000,
000 fans aa the brightest stars ol
the 1985 college season, will be de
fending only their Individual repu
tations, leaving most of the pressure
on the professionals.
Baurh Heads Offense.
Cbsrles S. (Ous) Dors Is of the
University of Detroit, a specialist
In forward passing, who also was
selected by the fans to head the
all-star coaching staff, has drilled his
squad for 17 dsys, with moat of the
offensive sessions devoted to an
aerial game built around "Sllngln'
Sam" Baugh, Texaa Christian's great
sharpshooter. He had a boat of other
fllngers at his disposal, notably Ray
Bulvtd of Marquette, Vernon Huff
man of Indiana, and big Sam Fran
els of Nebraska but apparently has
decided to leave the vlotory or de
feat question up to Baugh. '
Dorala will start the first eleven
men named hv the fansA UneuD '
which did not Include Baugh but
after the opening klckoff will be
at liberty to send In anyone on the
aquad, and Baugh la expeoted to
make his appearance without much
delay.
Poor AU-Amerlcans.
The All-Star team, which will be
out there at the klckoff Includes
four members4 of the 1038 All-Amerl-ea,
Gavnell Tlnsley of Louisiana
State, end; Sd Wldseth, Minnesota,
tackle; Max Starcevlch of Washing
ton, guard; Averlll Danlell or Pitts
burgh, the other tackle, and Francis.
The Packers, who mowed through
their professional opposition last
year with a combination of slam
bang running offense and a great
passing game manned by Arnte Her
ber and Don Huteon, will send their
best onto the field at the start.
TWO NEW FACES
Two new faow and one old will
appear on next week'a wrestling curd,
which will be moved back to the
Medford armory, Promoter Mack Lil
ian! announced today.
Young Zbyaako of Poland, a nephew
of the great 8UntatauB Zbyazko, for
mer champion of the world, will make
hta first southern Oregon appearance,
as will Oorllla Gogl of Buenos Aires,
a hairy monstr who la rated one of
the dirtiest tn the game. Lea Wolfe
of Texas will also be on the card,
returning after an absence of over
a year.
Llllard aald that he might hold
Marshall Carter over for more local
matches.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. Tv MJ.
Alexander P. D6everky. apeed. war
and stunt filer and head of the air
craft corpora Hon which bears his
name, was ahaken up today when
Ms racing monoplane waa wrecked
In landing at Floyd Bennett field.
The major waa able to limp away
from the wreckage, but the plane
caught fire and was badly damaged.
DeSevernky said he believed the
left wheel of the ship locked.
A U. 8. navy ftround crew extin
guished the flames. The plane's
undercarriage waa washed out, the
propellor was bent beyond repair, and
one of the all-metal low wlntttv waa
cracked.
Fontaine Loses Nod
To Baby Arizmendi
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1. (AIM
Ritchie Fontaine's myth of Invinci
bility exploded last night when the
featherweight buraaaw from Butt.
Mont., lost a 10-round decision to
Baby Arlrmendl, Tamplco. Mex., vet
eran. Aftor a strong ntrt, Fontaine be
gan weakening In the fifth rouna
and In the seventh a aweeplng r.gh.
to his Jaw snt him down for a one
count.
Fontaine, 138. was a pre-flght fa
Torlta over Arizmendi, ISOVi,
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LIFE BEGINS at MO (or
Om Mohammed EI Chelkba, re
ported the world's oldest wo
man, who lives near Zagaxlc
Egynt. claims to be 112.
JMV
(By the Associated Press.)
Coast.
Team W. L. Pot.
Sacramento ...................... 80 65 .578
San Diego ................... 89 88 .874
San Francisco ........... 83 73 .835
Los Angeles ....... 81 74 MS
Portland . 75 75 JS00
Oakland .... 73 83 .471
Seattle ; 67 86 .438
Missions ......... ...... 89 96 .381
National.
Chicago ........
New York ....
St. Louis
, 78 47 .608
71 47 M
65 54 Mi
, 83 08 .517
Pittsburgh -
Boston
, 58 83 .483
Philadelphia
. 51 88 430
48 69 .410
46 69 .400
Brooklyn .....
Cincinnati .
American.
New York
81 37 .886
70 49 .588
69 58 .866
64 83 .553
69 88 .604
54 63 .468
38 81 .319
87 80 310
Detroit ....
Chicago ....
Boston .....
Cleveland .....
Washington .
St. Louis .......
Philadelphia .
Scores Yesterday
(By the Associated Press.)
Coast.
Seattle -Portland, postponed; , wet
grounds.
R. B. B.
San Francisco .... 3 6 0
San Diego 4 8 1
Lamanake and Woodall; Chaplin
and Detore.
R. H. K.
Oakland 3 5 1
Sacramento S fl 1
Don gins and Baker; Freltaa and
Cooper.
R. H. E.
Los Angeles ..... 6 10 1
Missions 3 8 1
Thomas and Collins; Tost, Osborne,
Ardlaola and Sprint.
NatlonaL
Boston 7. Cincinnati 3.
Chicago 4. Brooklyn 3.
St. Loula 8. New York 1. '
Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 0.
American.
Chicago 7, Boston 0.
Philadelphia 1-7. St. Louis 3-8.
Detroit IS, Washington 3. t
New York 7. Cleveland 3.
Danish Girl Beats
Swimming Records
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Sept, 1
(AP) Reginald Hveger, lfl-vnar-old
Danish swimmer, bettered two world's
records last night. She was clocked
In ft minutes, 14 aeconds in the 440
yard free style and 6:57.9 for 600
yards.
Listed records for women for 440
yards and 600 yards are 6:33 and
6:09 8. by Miss T. Wsgner of Holland.
Achui Gains-Draw
With Mat Champ
DAYTON. O., Sept. 1. ( AP) Bill,
Thorn of Indiana university retained
his light heavyweight wrestling
championship last night when he
wrestled Walter Achul of Honolulu
to a 00 -minute draw. Thorn, weigh
ing 176. won the first fall tn 54 min
utes and Achul, at 174. took the
second In 33 minutes.
Release Farr From
Schmeling Contract
LONDON, Sept. 1. ( AP) Brigadier-General
A. C. Crltchley, British
flRht promoter, ssld today he has
telephoned hie American representa
tive to notify Tommy Farr. the Welsh
boxer, he ts willing to release Parr
from the tatter's contract to tight
Max Schmeling here September 80,
Farr agreed to the Schmeling
match before areptlng terms to go
to New York to meet Joe Louis.
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Billy Hulen 8ayi:
Southern Oregon
Golf Tournament
Classic of Area
One of the year's major sporting
events for southern Oregon will take
place atartlng Friday and lasting:
through Monday, Labor Day, when
S. mm tne Rogue Valley
Si. ... Golf club stages
LfiWt X1 it. r,i.h ,,. i
southern Oregon
northern Califor
nia golf tourna
ment over the
nifty lg-hole lay
out which the
late H. Chandler
Eg a n designed
end founded way
back In 1911.
For the past
eight years,
members of the
local golf club
Billy Hulen.
have figuratively
worked their fingers to the bone to
make this a really "big" event. That
they have been successful Is attested
by the fact that the tourney, at least
during the past two years, has been
the most Important In Oregon out
side the state meet, and one of the
finest In northern California north
of Sacramento.
At least 150 golfers from north.
south, east and west are expected to
enter this yesr. The 18-hole qualify
ing rounds will be shot off Friday
with .the match play In all flights
being staged Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. The 38-hole championship
finals will be played Monday. De
fending Champion Eddie Simmons
will sgaln be entered, aa will two
more of Medford's ace shotmakers
Leland Clark, Jr. and big Bob Ham
mond. Ashland will send Its brilliant
Hubert Bentley down for a crack at
the title, and many more stars from
other cities will pit their skill against
each other.
After the way the Egan memor
ial fountain dedication program
waa handled two weeks' ago, there
can be no doubt In anybody's
mlnfl that nothing will be left un
done hy those In charge toward
making this year's meeting, the
best or them all. And, that's Just
what local officials are figuring
on.
The athletic depression In north
west colleges Is over for good. When
the University of Montana was voted
back Into the Pacific coast confer
ence, northern division, baske'tbsll
race .the five big universities admit
ted once and for all that the wolf,
that more than sniffed at their back
doors for several years, had departed
for better hunting grounds.
Montana, which never turned out
such hot quintets anyway, was drop
ped from the northern division cir
cuit about four years ago. It was
plenty slim pickings for all the
schools along about then, and the
long trip to Missoula didn't help fin
ancial mattera any. Montana never
drew many paying customers even at
home, and while on the road, played
to even more meagre crowds. Last
year, all northern division schools
showed sharp attendance Increases,
which no doubt accounts for the re
admlttance of the Grizzlies.
So this coming winter. It' will be a
six-cornered battle for the title and
right to meet the southern division
winner for the coast championship.
GOOD
2 YEARS OLD
In addition to Montana, there will be
Oregon, Oregon Bute, Washington,
Washington State and Idaho. Coach
es and graduate managers, at the
meeting the other day, adopted a 30
game schedule for each 'outfit. Each
team will meet the other four tlmea,
twloe away and twice at home. How
ard Hobson, Web foot mentor, fought
for a consolidation of the northern
and southern division Into one big
conference. He was out-voted, how
ever, so the age-old situation of an
annual playoff aeries between the
two division winners will be In ef
fect for at least one more year.
Poor Max Schmeling. Aa a result
of that 16-round decision affair In
New Tprk Monday night, by the time
the German gets another chance to
blast the block off Champion Joe
Loula. he will be so old and decrepit
they'll have to wheel him Into the
ring. If Louis had knocked Farr kick
ing, or even beaten him decisively,
there would have been a good chance
that Schmeling and the champ would
have tangled soon. But now. because
of that close, tough fight Monday, Its
a 100 to 1 shot the Brown Bomber's
next tight will be against the Iden
tical Jimmy Farr. Promoter Mike Ja
cobs hardly let the booing over the
decision calm down until he started
talking about a rematch next spring
that would draw a. cool million
smackers. So, paste this In your bon
netLouis and Schmeling will not
meet In mortal combat until Loula
and Farr have settled their argu
ment. Remember, we told you so.
Grappling fans who remember
Roland Warren, the dashing lit
tle Copco employe from. Klamath
Falls who used to make middle
weight circles hum around south
ern Oregon, will be Interested In
learning that he has been doing
the same In Great Falls, Montana
and vlrlnlty with occasional trips
Into Canada. Ruel Rians, local
ropco employe and a close friend
of warren, received a long letter
from the wrestler the other day.
The flashy middleweight wrote
that he was getting ready to take
off for Mexico and Cuba on a
probable several months trip.
Included In his Itinerary will be
stops In Santa Fe. N. M., Albuquerque
and 23 Paso. Texas, before going di
rectly to Mexico City, where he ex
pects to remain for two months. From
there he will return and work In
Texas for several months, then leave
for Cuba.
Warren wrote that Sailor Dick Trout
wrestled In the Montana territory
previous to his returning to Medford
a Week sgo, but wsa a little too
weighty for the mlddlewelghts In that
circuit. He said that Trout left Great
Falls a week ego last Sunday and
would be forced to drive all night
and day In order to arrive In time
for the matches here, which he refer
eed. LEAGUE PINNACLE
By the Associated Press
An Oakland error, a walk and two
singles which netted three runs In
the third Inning kept Sacramento atop
the Pacific coast baseball league by
a half game margin today. --
The wild third inning gave the Sen
ators a 3 to 2 triumph over Oakland
aa a home run by young Ted Wil
liams with a mate aboard enabled
San Diego to defeat the third place
San Francisco Seals, 4 to 3.
In the only other contest yester
day, Los Angeles ganged up on Lou
Tost In the third Inning to score four
times on four hits and an error by
Gordon Slade to defeat the San Fran
cisco Missions, 5 to 3. Rain washed
cut the Seattle -Portland game at
Portland last night. Weather per
mitting, the teams will play a dou
ble header tonight.
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DETROIT, Sept. 1. J) A defense
of the heavyweight title against Msx
Schmeling this fall was announced aa
definitely out of the picture for Joe
Louts todsy. .
A rest of two months, possibly six,
waa recommended for Louis by phys
icians who studied x-ray photographs
of the handa he Injured In defending
his title against Tommy Farr Monday
night In New York.
No fracture was disclosed but the
x-raya showed badly bruised muscles
and tendons around the knuckles of
the right band and slightly less ser.
lous bruises on the' left. .
When the findings were telegraphed
to John Roxborough, Louis' co-manager.
In New York It waa announced
the Schmeling bout was definitely off
for this fall.
"When I fight that boy I don't
want to have to worry about my
hands." ssld Joe. "I'll be glad to rest."
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 1 (V-Tt
may be , the western amateur golf
championship but a slender lad from
New Orleans, Prod Haa. Jr.. carelessly
left the Impression today In the sec
ond round of qualifying play that It
belonged to the deep south.
. 'There waa no reason," spoke the
national Intercollegiate tltllst from
Louisiana state, more to himself than
to the gallery at the eighteenth green,
"why I missed that 4-foot putt."
Haaa needed It for a 67, but for
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handed a tough par 71 on the Los
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than anyone was going to score yes
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LOCAHNO. SwnrerlanrJ, Sept. 1.
Pt sir Malcolm Campbell, famed
British sportsman, added the world's
motorboat speed record to his Inter
national automobile speed standard
today.
The 63-year-old Briton piloted his
23-foot speedboat, Bluebird, over Lake
Magglore'a smooth waters at 136.795
miles per hour to eclipse Oar wood's
five-year-old mark of 124 86 m.p.h.
Sir Malcolmn already holds the
world automobile record of 301.33 m.
ph.. set at Bonneville salt flats In
Utah In 1935.
Sir Malcolm's aquatlo Bluebird
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called by the same name was pow
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With the land, speed record already
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DIAMOND LAKE GIVEN
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SALEM, Sept. 1. (UP) Oregon'
state game commission employes dur.
lng July released 330.000 rainbow
trout In Diamond lake. 787.000 lm
the Deschutes river and 160.000 1st
Davis lake. . 1
Eastern brook trout released dur
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In Paulina lake and 67,000 In Fish
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