rEDFO"RD StATtj TT?rBTJNE, M"EDFORP, OftEOOy, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, lf3t.
Tiger Tornado Tests Power Against Hood River Invaders Tonight
fr'A'PE ETGHT
TILT USHERS IN
NIGHT FOOTBALL
ON LOCAL FIELD
Kickoff Slated for Eight
O'Clotk Soaked Turf Is
Expected to Curb Passing
Tigers Keep Lineup
trftmr (he lights at the high aeheol
ertidlurh tonight, the Bltfck Tornado
of Medford high will receive Its lint
major tert of the 1937 foatball season.
A powerful and veteran Hood River
Sigh achool aggregation, defeated
twice but atlll boasting a potentially
great eleven, movea In from the banks
of the Columbia river to face the
tlgera In the flrat night football en
counter In the history of afedford.
The kickoff will be at i o'clock
harp.
Flgeklh fana of the city, who like
to back their favorite with aomethlng
more than talk, have Inatalled the
Tornado of Coach Bill Bowerman a
18-polnt favorite. Thla la probably
due to the fact that Hood River, in
Its opening game of the aeaaon two
weeka ago, was rapped by Lincoln
Sigh of Portland. 7-8, and followed
that up with a, 13-7 loss to Camaa,
., high laat Friday night. The
Tlgera have one game under their
Salts, ah 16-6 win over a atrong
Alumni club laat Saturday.
Rain Cllrba Faaslng .
According to the weather man and
from the general appearance of
thlnga thla afternoon, It looka like
the two ball teams will have anything
tout firm footing on the atadlum turf
thla evening. There will be very little
Bind, If any, the deep-rooted grass
will aee to that. But, It figures to
be wet, and that will undoubtedly
preclude any great amount of forward
paaalng or razzle-dazzle.
Both teama use the alngla wing
Sack backfleld formation and bal
inced line, depending on aharp Jolta
tntlde and outaldo the tackles for
their payoff maneuvera. Coach tiow
rman'a outfit featurea the Notre
bama ahltt, with a Ughtnlng-fa.it
Quartet of ball-packera operating be
hind a line rather weak at the guards
tut hefty and experienced at the
nds. tacklea and at cdfiter. Reserves
are an unknown quality, although
they are big.
Hard Week of Drill
In preparation for thla tint game
At a "audden death" achedulo that
will either skyrocket the Tlgera to
the atate peak or mean an unsuccess
ful aeaaon. Coach Bowerman and hie
aalatanta, Ed Rlrttey and Ruaa Ache
on, have hammered their chargea
through a terrific practice week. If
the Tornado Isn't ready for blg-tlme
Competition tonight, It won't be the
fault of the coaching staff. Rough
ttgea apparent In the alumni game
liave been pounded luto shape, the
Attack that clicked for three touch
46wns In the second half has been
ellad, and the defense that looked
alternately hot and cold haa been
drilled Intensively.
Bowerman announced hla atartlng
lineup would be the same, with two
uoeptlone, that atarted the alumni
battle laat week. Don Monteith and
Fed Root will be at the flanks. Dsn
Shrhart and Hubert Santo at the
tacklea, Wally Krl and Clene Archl
Mid at the guards, and John Prentice
t center. Prentice replaces Kred
Bte vena In the opening array, due to
a bumped knee the latter recolved
last week.
In the backfleld, Warren Bayllsa
will open at tho blocking back posi
tion, Bobby Ettlnger will be at left
half and Jack Hill at right half, and
tldon orow at fullback, Bnyllsa la re
placing Ettlnger at the quarterback
post and ettlnger la moving Into the
Itft halfback position In place ol
Jack Bowman, who will see plenty of
action.
Hood Team Heavier
The Mrdford line will average 170
p6unda And the backfleld 169 with
the exception of nayllss. the entire
Tiger backfleld are ten-second men.
Coach Jimmy Cnrr of Hood Kivor
will open with Thomnilann and Price
al the ends. Kllbrsithe and smith at
the tackles, wirrlck and Jensen at
the guards, and Cillbrith, center.
Deathman will start at quarterback,
ntley and Koberg will open at the
halves, and Hart, a terrific line
plunger, will be at full. According to
reports from Hood River, the team
will average IBS pounds In the line
red 176 pounl in the backfleld.
Officials will be Jean Eberhart of
Ashland, referee; Hod Turner of Roae
BUrg, umpire, and Dwlght French of
Klamath Falls, head linesman.
is
i , .jam
VjN': ... Os.vajt
WHOOPIN6 tOI( H U I B Y or hots require much (ha
tame technique, according 16 a demonstration of the oral arts staged
In Chlcard by the champions In those respective callings Beat
hubby whooper was Mrs. Mary Berger of Macy, Ind. (left), whll
Frank Funk of Ottawa, III., copped the hog calling.
LEAGUE FIELD
FOR CHOICE
SPOTS AS END NEARS
By I tie Associated Press.
With the world series battle line
up all settled, and little old New
York once more in exclualve posses
sion, the also rami of the major
league races settled down today to
the' business of picking the choicest
spots remaining beforo the season
ends Sunday.
When Carl Hubbell, the old con
vlncer, put on the clincher With a
flve-hlt, 2-1 win over the Phillies
In the opener of a double bill yes
terday his 32nd of the year the
pennant races officially closed. The
CHants had retained their National
league laurels and qualified to tangle
with their New York neighbors, the
Yankees. In the series beginning
next Wednesday.
It didn't matter that the Phils
won the second game of the double
bill, 6-3, agalnat a makeshift lineup,
or that the Yankees dropped their
first twlh bill of the year, losing
8-S and 6-s to th Athletics.
Yesterday restllta also ended tne
fights for second piece In both cir
cuits. The Jlnxed Chicago Cubs,
taking their fifth straight game by
topping the Cincinnati Reds. 4-1,
rested securely In the National league
runner-up spot, 8 games In front
of their nearest rivals. At the same
time, the Detroit tiger, despite a
m-s kicking around bv the st, Louis
Browns yesterday, couldn't be ousted
from the No. 3 American league
berth.
The rest At the first divisions In
each loop remained In doubt, how
ever.
4
WILL TEST POWER IN
AT ASHL
COAST SPOTLIGHT
. s. c.
Stanford-Oregon and California-Oregon
State Other
Contests In Coast Confer-
ence Slated for Saturday
Coll pc football will make it first
1037 appearance In southern Oregon
Saturday afternoon at Ashland when
Coach Jean Eberhart sends his
Southern Oregon Normal aggregation
into action against the Albany col
lege Pirates of Coach Don Paber,
former Ashland high mentor. Kickoff
time la 3 o'clock.
Eight lettermen will probably enter
the fray Tor the SONS, while Albany
Is reported to boast almost a, veteran
team. Conch Eberhart has been drill
ing his squad at top speed for two
weeks for this Initial encounter, and
states it 1 ready to go. Last year,
the SONS defeated the Pirates. 31-0,
to make national news. It was the
21t consecutive defeat suffered by
Albany and broke all existing records
for straight losses.
Probably opening for the Ashland
ers tomorrow will be co-captain Ken
Schilling and big Walter Scther at
the wing posts; Justin Carey and
270-pound Harry Johnson at the
tackles; Don Brace, Everett Sandburg
or Bud Butter at the guard slots,
and Alfred Plaep at center. In the
backfleld. Ray Nelson will start In
the blocking quarterback position. AI
Simpson and Al Esslestrom. co-cnp
tain, at the halfbacks, and Ted
Barnes or Ken LaBrnnche at full
back. Leonard Warren, last year
star for Ashland high, will probably
see action at halfback.
Lettermen In that starting lineup
are Schilling, Carey, Sandburg,
Plaep, Johnson, Sether, Simpson and
Essiestrom.
The game will open the season for
both trams.
i
FOURTEEN ERRORS
IN MINOR SERIES
OLD TIME FORM IN
MIXED DOUBLE PLAY
BERKELEY, Calif., Oct. 1, (API
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody still has the
brilliant forearm drive and slashing
backhand that rarrted her to inter
national tennis helghta as "little
poker fare" nearly a decade ago.
Paired with Don Budge of Oakland,
the world's greatest amateur player,
the 30-year-old former queen of the
court displayed her old-time form
a they eliminated Dorothy Andrus
or Stamford, Conn., and Bobby R.kr.
Los Angeles, yesterday.
H was In the 4Rth annual Pacific
coast championships, in which Mm.
Moody Is entered only In mined dou
bles. She played easily, placing her
shots accurately and serving power
fully. Mrs. Moody and Budge won the
match. 8-8, 4-6. 6-1.
One upset yesterday nt Wayne
Sabin of Portland, Ore., out of the
men's singles division. He" lost to
One Smith, young Piedmont. Calif.,
school teacher, who will meet Oer
many'a. Baron CloUfrled von Crsmm
In today's quarter-final round. The
aenre was (M. 2-6, 6-8.
Budge will oppose Jiro Ysmngishl,
Jspan's No. 1 ace. in quarter-finals
BOWLING
Bowling action on the Smokehouse
alleya last nlRht saw the Plchea take
all four points from Provost 8pautd
lng of AshlnnrI and Monarch Seed tie
with the Standard Roofers, a-2.
Scores follow:
Prntnat nntllrilnr
1st 2nd 3rd Total
Eberhart I.V7 172 MS 474
Bnrtelt 13S 146 14S 407
Fortmlller inn 101 140 437
O'Connel 10 ISO 102 3S7
Provost .. mo 174 11)0 an
Handicap 114 04 114 162
Totals 7.16 8S7 783 1.166
A. Plrhe llrtw.
tat 2nd 3rd Total
Stewart 147 12 171 SO0
B. Plche 207 216 176 509
Rcreppa 141 IBS 176 604
Sims 14.1 136 116 306
Hohlweg IB3 162 176 403
Totals 701 865 616 2401
Monarch Reed feed Co.
It 2nd 3rd Total
Jones 147
Stark 122
Wilkinson loo
Abbott .. 107
Mlksch .. 0.1
Handicap 71
140
131
126
143
126
71
147
140
130
148
167
71
4.14
30.1
366
308
366
113
San pnANfJiscd, 6ct. i. (Ap
Th Pacific coast football spotlight
will awing to Loe Angeles tomorrow.
where Washington and University of
soutnern California will battle In the
moat Important of three conference
clashes.
While California, takes on Ore ion
state at Berkeley and Stanford mecta
Oregon at Eugene, the Huskies and
Trojana, who with the California
Bears are conaldered the big three of
the conference, will meet on about
even terms.
Both Prove Might
Washington proved Its might by de
feating Iowa, 14 to 0, last Saturday
U. S. C. walloped Amos Alonzo Stagg'n
College of the Pacific outfit. 40 to 0.
California, which showed remark
able strength In snowing St. Mary's
'under a 30-to-7 score laat Saturday,
will open Its conference play as top
heavy favorite over Oregon State.
The Beavera lost to Idaho, 7 to 6,
last week end.
Stanford, beaten 18 to t By Santa
Clara, will go Into the conference
scrsmble against Oregon, who also
lost Ita opener to University of Cali
fornia at Los Angeles lest Friday
night, 26 to 13.
An Important non-conference game
will pit Washington State against
Idaho at Pullman. University of San
Francisco entertaina Daniel Baker
college of Texas, In an Interactional
game.
irl.ANS Resting
U. C. L. A. will rest this week-end
and plsy Stanford the following Sat'
urday.
Clonzaga. which held Washington
State college to a scoreless tie Isst
Saturday, meets St. Mery'a here Sun'
day. The Oaels were given a alight
edge.
Wyomtng and Nevada meet at
Rno; Occidental will face San Dlcgo
State at San Diego: Pacific unlverslty
and Portland will meet on the lat-
ters' field: and Ricks college and
Idaho, aouthern branch, will play at
Pocatello In other leading Western
contesta.
In night gamea tonight. Whitworth
will battle Whitman at Walla Walla.
Wash.: Redlands and Loyola will
meet at Loe Angeles; and Fresno
State college will play Willamette at
Salem, Ore.
Sport
Graphs
Billy Hulea Say:
Mr. I. Pickem
Bares Chin in
Weekly Guesses
ever, Louisiana State will get over
Saturday nlght't big hurdle by the
margin of on touchdown, aay about
11-7.
The line, ladles and gentlemen,
forms to the left. And please, no
pushing.
Once again Mr. t. Plckerri. the great
est prognostica
tes of pigskin
encounters the
world haa ever
known, la un
loosed on an un
suspecting read
ing public. Al
though ahatter-
Ing 17 cryatal
: balls during the
HOW
THEYA
By the Associated Prew
National
W. Ij. Pet.
New York .......,.... 83 M .624
Chicago 81 So .603
82 68
80 71
Pittsburgh .
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn . .....
Philadelphia
Cincinnati -
77
61
l
66
SO
as.
A-, ids..
Meteorological Report
October. 1, 1H.17.
PorerasU.
Med ford and vicinity: Cloudy with
ocaslonal showers tonight and Satur
day; not much change In temperature.
Oregon : Cloudy with occasional
showers trmlght and Saturday; cooler
In east portion tonight. Fresh to
strong south and southwest winds ofr
coast.
luteal Data.
Temperature a year ago today
Highest. 83; lowest, 40.
Total monthly precipitation. 0.1B
Inch. Excess tot the month. 018 Inch
Total precipitation since Septem
ber t. 1037. 1 33 Inches. Excess for
the season. 0.81 Inch.
Relative humidity at ft p. m. yes-
terday. 34; 8 a. m. today. 90.
Sunrise tomorrow. 6:09.
Sunset tomorrow, 8:51.
Observation tnkfri at A A
110 Meridian Time.
m.,
OITT
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Totals
NEWARK. N. J., Oct. 1. lp)
Wurteen mtaptaya In (wo games gave
the little world aeries, starring the
foremost minor league cluba In bse.
paildom, the appearance today of a
revival of Shakespeare'a "Comedy of
Efrora."
They added an Uncertain, some
times comical, tourh to the uiunlly
enona competition between tho lead
ing teams of the Amrican Associa
tion and International league, and
flfuerd prominently In the aitlon
which gave Columhua a two-tfame
lead over Newark In the bent-of-aven
series.
Eight blunden. flva by Newark
ware made In the second game Isst
Bight aa the columhua Red Rirda
came out ahead in a strange 1 1 -inning
engagement, The ecora waa 6 in
4. the same as that by which the
iawiation rhamplona won the open
f Wednesday.
Metro public golf coursa will
itsge a mind bote? tournament Hun-
day under the direction of tadrtia
Selkirk. Scotch professional now in
strurtlng at the course.
Oolf ball prlres will be awarded to
many wtuncra. both low and hlnh
scorers. A pitch and tillltlnc rnntest
will also be held. All players are In
vited to enter the tourney.
FROSH UNDER DOGS
IN FIRST CONFLICT
EUOKNE. Oct. I. (.rwriie Unl
veraltv of Oregon frosh. tangling with
the Wolves of Oregnn Normal whool
nt Independence tonight, rated as the
"underdogs" in view of their stent
week of practlc.
The game will erve as a scrimmave
preview of svsllshlc material for
"Honest John" Wen-en. Duckling
coach, hi men being alven little
chance of upsetting the Wolves, with
their full month of drilling.
hel IrelthMlmi.t.
WASHINGTON. Oct l.,T The
Interstate commerce fommlwlon sua
pended until Mav 1, 1038. prnpnasd
Inrrcasea in freight rates on lef uee
shipped hv rail from points In Idsho.
Montana. Nevada and Or,on to de.
tinstlun lu a-e,terit ttutik litis ..outh
vestern and Illinois territories.
640 737 803 2180
Mtandiinl Roofer
1st 2nd 3rd Total
100 16.1 666
164 167 461
136 122 403
118 106 201
120 171 400
Marshall 202
Deuchler 1.10
Cray 148
Stelher .. 71
Watah 700
Totals 730
--
723 728 2180
Varigated Covers
Decreed for Frosh
COnVAI.I.IS. Oct. 1. vV'-- Orcen
caps and orange and otark rooters
"lids" will alternate as accepted mode
for freshmen on the Oregon State col
lege rampus this fall. It has been
decreed by Thanes, upper rlsss or
ganisation which maintains tradl
ttmta. The long established non-smoking
tradition for all student while on
the campus proper Is to be vigorously
enforced, any the Thane leaders, who
plan to make it easier tor all to know
where the smoking limits are. An
orange line across streets and side
walks leading Into the campus will
mark the boundary where fags are
to be discarded Inbound or pipes
may be lit up outward bound.
Ni'llre of Meeting.
There will be a mee'lng of Car
penters In the central Labor Hall.
West Main Street, Friday evening
All craftsmen of Jack.on County are
Inrlted to attend
FRANK L ArPI.FCIATI.
Temporary secretary.
Bdls 80 66 .... Cloudy
Boston 84 82 .... Cloudy
Chlcsgo ....... 84 60 .... P. Cdy.
Denver - 68 2 .13 Cloudy
Eureka - 64 64 T. Cloudy
Helena 86 36 .... Clear
Los Angelea 78 60 .... Clear
MIDFOBD ......... 68 62 .18 Bain
New York 66 44 .... Peggy
Omaha 86 60 .01 Cloudy
Phoenix 60 .... Clear
Portland 62 60 1 06 Cloudy
Reno 74 36 .... Clear
Roseburg .. 88 81 Bl Cloudy
Salt lake 74 66 07 Clear
San Francisco 86 48 .... Clear
rieattle 64 44 1.30 Clouds
Spokane 63 48 .03 Rain
Washington. B.C. 76 48 .... P. Cdy.
Ysklma 56 44 T. Cloudy
Tha Japanese n. or unit of dn
lance, la equal to 3 44 miles.
Liquor Commission
Keeps Rigid Rein
PORTLAND. Oct. 1. (1 The
state liquor control commission con
tinued rigid enforcement of Ha regu
lations today, acttng favorably on vir
tually all the recommendation of Its
enforcement division. I
Revocations Included Dorothy Nell,
Ruwana Inn, Klamath Palls.
Stiapenalona: H. S. 6ray, Pop Rray'a
Place. Bonanra, 14 days; Prank Burns,
the Ptne Cone, Klamath rails, five
days: Mrs. R. &. Orama, Mlnot Tav
ern. Salem. 21 days; Charles M Mun
aon. Tap Tavern. Eugene. 30 days;
Amend At Clentekow, tne., Dtnty
Moorr '. Salem. 60 days; J. M. Heeetg.
itlamath Pall, wholesaler prohibited
from selling alcoholic liquor to Ptne
Tree cafe for balance of year.
past week with
the ferocity of
his c o n c e ntra
tlon, the re
know n e d aeer
Illy Rules, finally able
to tear aside the
mybtcrloua veil of tomorrow and get
hnaty gander at the scoreboards
of 12 gigantic football struggles dl
rectly following the popping of the
final gun.
Those scores, amazing In their ac
curacy, will be presented forthwith.
Also, and for the one price. Mr. Pick-
em will tors In hla gargantuan and
super-colossal upset, guaranteed not
to ravel at the seams nor come apart
between the tacklea (he hopes). With
an average to data of .687. Mr. Pickem
will this week ahoot for the moon.
So here they are, the weekly dozen.
and wives are warned to hide tho
baby's bBnk before friend hubby gets
home from work:
Mcdfi.nl high-Hood River high.
Despite the genera! feeling of
pessimism that hits pervaded the
Black Tornado coaching staff for
the past week. It la here recorded
for posterity that Cnarh Bill
Bouerman'a Tigers will snarl out
a victory. A certain and apparent
weakness at tile guard spots will
be more than made up for by
the Messrs. Itnumnn. (iron. Hill,
Kltlnger, Hoot, Monteith. Khrhiirt
and Santo, not to mention Stev
ens and Prentice. The Tornado to
blow away tile rrarpickcrs to the
tune of 30-8.
SON8-Albany college, Don Faber'a
return to Ashland will be sad. Hla
Albany pirates will fall before a fine
Southern Oregon Normal eleven, but
only after a game battle. The score
will be 7-0 If It rains. 13-0 If tho
field Is dry,
Oregon-Stanford. Bob Smith. Jay
Qraybcal. Paul Rowe. and consider
able other flaming sophomores will
provldo a mild upset by whipping
Stanford, 20-13. Prink Calllson has at
last got some offensive dynamite, and
It will explode with many reverbera
tions right under the noses of Tiny
Thornhlll and Bill Paulman, etc
Oregon Stale-California, And here.
boya and girls, could be the most ter
rific form reversal In many yeara.
But. It won't be. California will send
over three touchdowns while Joe Gray
Is reaching pay dirt once for the
Beavers.
Washlngf on-Southern Califor
nia.. Don't look now. but I. Pick
em plrka the Trolnn of U.S.C. to
startle the football world by
whamming those Huskies of
Jlmtny rhrlnn. The early fall heat
In the l.o Angeles rolosetim will
he terrific. So will the men of
Howard Jones. There, or rather
here. Is your titanic upset. IS.C.
14. Washington 6. thanks to
Ambrose Srhlndler.
W.S.C.-Idaho. A toasup. So that's
what I. Pickem did, tossed up a dime,
tt stood on edge so the score will be,
Idaho 7. Washington state 6.
St. Mary's-Oonraga. The Bulldogs
from Spokane. Automatic Karamattc
notwithstanding, will get a taste of
the Mad Magician from Moraga's
football magic. The Gaels can't be as
bad as California made them look
last week. St, Mary's 10. Gonraga 6
The game li Sunday In San Fran
cisco. Wlllsmcttc-Presno State. Don't
know anything about the Callfornl
sns, but do know that Spec Keene
Is In the hnbtt of turning out some
real ball clubs. Firing' In the dark.
It's WHIsmette by one touchdown In
Sslem tonight.
Colgate-Cornell. Two of the east's
most powerful. Cornell la on the up
swing under Carl Suavely but Col
gate's Red Raldera will present too
mtich rnz?le-darr.le backed by solid
fundsincntals Colgate to wtn. 13-7
Minnesota-Nebraska. Not so louh I
for the Gophers as In the past. Last
year's national champions will rock
the Cornhuakera by two touchdown,
mavbe more
Ohio ntate-rurdue. Next to migrttr
Minnesota, the two strongest teams
in the Rig Ten. Ohio state will wtr
after mad dog tight. 14-1.1.
lutlslatta State-Texas. Dana X
Bible la at Trxas and Gaynell Tlnsley
1 gone from Louisiana State. How-
American
New Tork 100
Detroit -. 87
Chicago 83
Cleveland ......... 82
Boston 70
Washington 7S
Philadelphia 62
St. Louis
. 4 104
.647
.530
.813
.407
.404
373
.662
576
.550
.939
.830
.480
.351
.307
Scores Yesterday
By th Associated Press,
Coast Playoff.
tl. H. E.
Portland . 1 12 2
San Diego 4 10 I
Radonlts and Cronln; Salvo and
before.
National.
Philadelphia 1-6. New Tork 1-2.
Boston 5-3. Brooklyn 2-1.
Pittsburgh 4, St. Lmlla 8.
Cincinnati 1, Chicago 4.
8-6
7th,
American.
New Tork 8-3. Philadelphia
(second game called end of
darkness.
Washington 4-3. Boston 3-0.
Chicago 4-1, Cleveland 6-4 (second
game called end of 8th, darkness.)
St. Louis 10. Detroit 3.
iiAlnriMs
FRESNO M SQUAD
SALEM, Oct. 1. (Varsity elevens
of Willamette university and Fresno
8tatc college will open th valley's ,
1037 grid season here tonight, with I
heavy showers probably curtailing i
both teams' aerial offensivea aa well .
aa attendance, j
Willamette stepped Into a alight i
favorite's role today with the rain. I
although California reports Indicated
Fresno had second-guessed the wea
ther with several wet-ball drills.
Coach Spec Keene's Willamette
Bearcats will fall back on the line
plunging1 ability of Kick Welsgerber.
210-pound little all-Ametlcan fullback.
PETE 10 PUNISH
VILLAIN WOLFE
Three old wrestling favorite will
be on hand next Monday night at
the Medford armory, returning after
months In other territory to furnish
local addict with plenty of their
favorite form of mayhem.
Pete Belcaatro, the Mad Italian
from Weed. Cal., waa signed fay Pro
moter Mark Ullard especially aa D
opponent for detested 1 Wolle,
the Texa Terror who haa been tak
ing All the preaent grapplers U th
cleanera. Beleantrb and Wolfe, both
villains of the flrat water, will tangle
in the main event, and the pro
moter expects the largest crowd of
the year.
Prankle Clemena, Oklahoma" In
dian "wonder boy" will return with
that devastating Indian paralyzer
hold to face the great Marahall Car-!
ter In the middle event. Undefeated !
In the Medford ring. Carter, ex
wrestling instructor at the Unlver- j
slty of Mlwourl, la expected to have
hla hands full with the brilliant I
Clemens. Both are clean and sclen-1
tlfic workers.
Prankle Murdock,- atlll another ol
the legitimate brigade, makes a
local appearance after several months
absence by meeting Bobby Wagner,
the cleanie with the spectacular and
effective cannonball-drop, a maneu
ver destined to snap the opponent's
back. The pair will face off in the
opener.
Although all matches are drawing
tremendous Interest, the Wolfe-Bel-
eastro squabble Is practically causing
hysterica in sporting spots up and
down the main stem. Although Bel-
castro is no angel, he will be solidly
backed to eliminate Wolfe from the
face of the earth Monday evening. j
BENSON WINS, 7 TO 0
FROM LINCOLN HIGH
PORTLAND, Oct. 1 0p An lt-
yard end sweep brotight the Me
chanics of Benson Tech a 7-0 victory
over Lincoln hleh school In a Port
land Interccholflstlc league football
gam here yesterday.
THOMPSON'S BIG BAT
OUT OF TITLE RACE
8 AN DIEOd, Calif., Oct. t. (A)
The educated bat of Sah Diefd'4
veteran Rupert Thompson, ahowtnf
a decided favoritism to horiia funi
with men on the bag, had virtually
knocked the Portland Beavera out of
the running for the 1937 Piclfio
Coast league baseball title today.
The Padres made It three In
row over the Beavera last night. A
homer, by Thompson with twj 6r
had a" lot to do with th ft to 1
score. In the first game of the
series Tuesday Thompson hit A
pair of home runs, one with two on,
and the second In the tenth to win
the game, 4 to 3.
Berkowlts? cut off possible P"ort
land scores in the seventh Inning
when he engineered a double play
with the bases loaded.
The paid attendance wan the
largest In San Diego since the series
started, more than 6400 fans attend
ing. The teams left Immediately after
the same for Portland, where the ae
ries will be resumed Sunday.
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CARNERA 'UNFIT' FOR
APPEARANCE IN BRITAIN
LONDON, Oct. l.P)The British
boxing board of control ruled today
that Prlmo Camera, one-time world
heavyweight champion, ni ''unfit"
and refused him permission to fight
an unnamed opponent In London.
October S8. Camera Is In his native
Italy.
Phone oil We'll haul away yout
refuse Pit? sanitary Samoa
Our New librae Oct. 1st
Jackson County 8k. Bldg.
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