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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTJNK. MEDFCVRD. OREGON", TUESDAY, MAY 10. 193!?.
HERR MAX CUIMS
PSYCHOLOGY EDGE
OVER JOE. LOUIS
German Challenger Arrives
With New Angle in Com
ing Bout Thinks Pre
- vious KO Worries Champ
By Jack Cuddy
United Pecbs Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, May 10. (UP) Max
fichmellng says he has a great psy
chological advantage over champion
Joe Louis.
The beetle-browed Gorman chal
lenger admitted as much today when 1
he arrived on the Bremen for his at- I
tempt to recapture the world heavy- ;
weight title from Louis on June 32. I
"For two years people have been ;
asking Louis to explain what happen
ed to him In our first fighfc when I
knocked him out,M Maxle told the
largo brigade of reporters and pho
tographers who met him at quaran
tine after completing his 19th west
ward passage,
Dcfontlst Complex
Those persistent questions and Joe's
attempts to answer them oan't have
done him any good, they must have
built up a bad situation In his mind
what you call a defeatist complox."
The brown bomber may not actually
fear Maxle physically, but Louis must
regard this return match as a hope
less task, Schmellng said.
Maxle emphasized that this attitude
would weaken Louis' attack In the
enrly rounds and probably cause the
negro to be knocked out sooner than
the 12th, when Joe was belted out on
June 10, 1030.
The boxing writers thought Max la's
flight Into psychology wo a bit fan
ciful, but they recalled that his Stat
ue of Liberty remarks In '30 were al
most as far-fetched.
Feels line
But what about Schmellng'a being
two years older than In '30? What
about the percentage against Maxle
recapturing the heavyweight crown, a
feat that no man ever accomplished?
And what about the betting that now
tfavors Louis at 7-8?
The dark-haired husky In the double-breasted
gray suit grinned ami
ably. He said, "Yah, X am 33 now, two
years older. But a man is as old as he
feels, and I feel fine. Many fighters,
like Fltzsimmons, did not reach their
peaks until older than I, I'm In good
shape for this bout after three tune
up fights In five months. The last
time I met Lou la, I hadn't had a fight
In a year.
"I don't think. Louis has Improved
much. I saw him In the Farr fight
and he fought the same way as
against me. Nobody ever won bock
the heavyweight title, but nobody
ever knocked out Louis before I did.
I'm not superstitious. If Louis Is the
betting favorite, that's fine. Remem
ber he was the eight or nlne-to-one
favorite In our first fight."
SATURDAY FIELD MEET
TO BRING THRONG OF
SO. OREGON ATHLETES
Coach Bill Bowerman of Medford
hlp.h achool announced today that
17 school had aln-ndy entered 168
athlete In the southern Oregon dl
trlct track and field meet to be
taged hero next Saturday afternoon
for the first time In history. Laat
nilnute entries aro expected to well
the total to 20 schools and 200 ath
letes. Tltl meet will officially qualify
performers for the Oregon Btate track
and field meet In Corvallls the fol
lowing week-end. all wtnnera and
ninnera-up In the southern Oregon
affnlr automatically earning the
right to enter the stato event.
To ditto, the following schools have
entered teams: Medford, Ashland.
Brookings. Chlloquln, Grants Pass,
Gold Hilt, Jacksonville, Keno, Klam
ath Falls. Iikevlcw, Langlols, Myrtle
Point, Marahfleld, North Bend, Pros
pect, Phoenix and Central Point.
Scores Yesterday
Const League.
No games, traveling.
Amt'rlran League
At Boston 15, Cleveland 8.
At Washington 7, St. Louis 1.
At Philadelphia-Detroit, rain.
At New York-Chicago, rain.
Ki.tlm.iil League
At Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia
At Pittsburgh 8, Boston 7.
At 8t. Louis 0. Brooklyn 7.
At Ch'.cfigo-Ncw York. rain.
IDAHO VANDALS SLUG
COUGAR MOUNDSMEN
PULLMAN, Wash.. May 10.
The Idaho Vandals hit Washington
Stnte hurters easily yesterday and
won a Pacific coast conference north
ern division baseball game, 8 to 3.
KEEP FIT!
with the finest sport of all
IIOWLIMII It' healthful yet real
Inn, Meet your friends here. Special
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Medford Bowling Alleys
41.1 E. Main, near the under
I'mler New Management of Carl Sim
BOWLING
In Classic league bowling action at
the Medford allay last night, Con
crete Conatmotlon defeated Prultt'
Oeneral autlon. 8 to 0; Aotire club
took two out of three polnta from
Mald-Rlte; and M.M. department atore
took two out of three polnta from
Studebaker. Bcorea follow:
Btudebaker.
R. Prultt -48 181 331 888
Parte 193 148 197 S38
Moore 168 172 178 618
Sanderson 172 202 Its 539
Eada 190 183 U5 828
Total B87 888 918 2709
M. M. Dept. Store.
Adair 188 161 182 492
Jonea 178 189 208 839
Powell 189 183 189 841
Greene 181 201 188 820
Stlllwell 200 181 189 870
Handicap 82 32 82 98
Total
928 897 738 2788
Concrete Const.
Semon 186 184 185 178
Dawa 192 178 184 863
webater 149 188 154 441
Miller .... 192 171 212 678
Lucaa 172 169 162 601
Total 881 808 877 2848
Prultt' General station. '
Bean ....
Newsom
Nasi ...
Whlta . .
W. Prultt ...
Handicap ..
. 203 147 131 481
, 131 200 131 463
, 143 160 168 461
, 111 136 171 418
, 199 143 167 801
, 23 23 23 69
Totala ... 810 799 781 2390
. Active Club.
Total 810 799 781 2390
Lerson 129 143 184 428
Fabric:
Wray .
Welaenburger .
Sim ...
Handicap .,
163 140 132 436
121 138 142 390
. 182 171 202 583
178 188 158 624
Total 787 781 792 3340
Mald-Rlte.
Reltama
Rankin
Hagen .
Murray
Baylor ..
. 173 184 148 506
. 181 141 137 429
. 145 160 166 470
, 166 146 184 476
, 163 148 169 470
. 788 779 783 2350
Total ..
BEAVERS RETAIN
CONFERENCE TOP
CORVALLIS. May 10. PV-Playing
errorless baseball, Oregon Stnte col
lege retained Its northern division
conference leadership and perfect
home field record yesterday by de
feating the University of Washing
ton, 8 to 8.
The first Inning gave Oregon State
a four-run lead when Lewis tripled
after two walks, a single and a sac
rifice scored three and Sims reached
horns on Patterson's single. '
Ralph Taklml, Beaver pitcher, bat
ted In one run and won his third
game in four starts.
Score: R. R. B.
Washington 8 10 1
Oregon State 8 10 0
Baker Loquam and Parker; Takaml
and Boiler, Orell.
Coast conference northern division
baseball standings, by the Associated
Preas:
W.
L.
1
3
4
4
e
Pot.
.857
.671
.500
.42)
.143
O. S. O 8
W. S. O. 4
Orogon 4
Idaho ... 8
Washington .. . . 1
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KENASTON'S FOUL
Bgt. Bob Kenaston of Oold H1U lost
his first grappling bout In three
starts at the Medford armory last
night when the Black Secret, hooded
meanls, was awarded the match on
a foul after 88 minutes of milting.
Referee Earl Yoakley handed the
stiff penalty to Kenaston when the
local pride and joy, after clamping
bis devastating Oold Hill crab bold
on the Secret, failed to break Imme
diately after receiving the ref's pat
on the back. Kenaston, lred because
of the masked villain's repeated dirty
tactics, gave one extra Jerk on the
Secret's neck for good measure, and
that move cost him the match Yoak
ley waived Kenaston to his corner
and raised the Secret's limp arm off
the canvas for the verdict.
Previous to that climax to a rough
and tough match, the Black Secret
had obtained a tumble In 31 minutes
with a back-breaker, after fouling
Kenaston from pillar to post. The de
cision wss an unpopular one with
the smallest crowd In months, and
Kenaston remained In the ring for
10 minutes arguing his point But,
all to no avail as Referee Yoakley
stood pat.
Bobby Chick and Red Lyons bat
tled to a six-round draw In the mid
dle event, with neither grappler able
to obtain a fall. Pour times Chick,
ex-llght heavyweight champion, hoist
ed Lyons to his shoulders and started
the old lariat spin, but each time the
Joplln Qhost managed to save him
self by clutching wildly for the ropes.
Chick scored repeatedly with an arm
breaker and a hammerlock but just
wasn't strong enough to get Lyons In
to proper position for the airplane
spin.
Tony Garibaldi of Italy, a newcom
er to Medford, made his debut in nice
fashion by whipping Fritz Hansen,
villainous Swede, two out of three
falls In the opening event. After Han
sen took the first tumble In the sec
ond heat with a Boston crab, Gari
baldi came back to garner the equal
tzer In the third round with a body
slam, and win the match In the
fourth with a surfboard. Hansen dis
played his usual brand of dirt, and
It was not until the third round that
Tony started to fight back with the
same business. When he did, Hansen
folded.
Interested spectators at the match
es were Coach Lester Wilson and his
Prospect high school varsity basket
ball squad. They were guests of Pro
moter Mack Llllard.
The lmpressarlo also announced
that Floyd Brltt, brother of former
Junior Hoavywelght champion Alvln
Brltt, woud appear on next Monday
night's card against an opponent yet
to be named.
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Cleveland -18
New York
Boston 1-
Chicago 7
Detroit 7
Philadelphia 8
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The derby association executive
committee had Just begun to recover
from the loss of Mr. Hunt's services
when It heard rumblings that hu
mane society workers were contem
plating the procurement of an In
junction to restrain the association
from holding the badger ftght that
had been planned as part of the after
noon's entertainment. Such a fight
la not humane, the be-klnd-to-anl-mal
advocates were quoted as saying,
as Invariably either the badger or the
dog Is torn to shreds.
"The show will go on as planned,
despite these obstacles." declared
President Frank Perl. "There will be
no turning back now. Mr. Hunt had
everything arranged before he be
came sick and a successor will be
appointed to carry out his plans.
"As for the obstructionists who are
trying to stop the badger fight,
phooeyl' exclaimed President Perl.
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they want and the show will go on
as planned. These badgers and bad
ger-fighting dogs enjoy the scrap and
sue r I y, not even humane society fol
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At 3 o'clock the fishing contest will
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LOS ANOELES. May 10. UP)
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obtained Guy Bush, veteran pitcher,
from the St. Louis Cardinals of the
National league. Bush has pitched in
the majors for more than 10 years,
and once was a mainstay of the
Chicago Cubs.
President Dave Fleming said he
had given Bush a 85000 bonus to
sign. The pltrher will arrive Friday.
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