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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1939 Sport Graphs Billy Hulen sayi: Webfoot Look Mighty Good to Ex-Tiger Player IX sky-h'.gh morale and great phys ical condition will turn out to be important factors In determining the winning team, Oregon's Webfoot are aet x give thoso highly-rated U. S. C. Trjjana a whale of a battlfr possibly even beat them when they clash In Los Angeles September 30. This Is the opinion of Bill Caples. who Is In town for a few days straightening up his affairs prepara tory to ' registering at the Eugene school and reporting to FTeshman Coach John Warren for grid duty with the yearlings. "Tex Oliver really has his varsity players steamed up for Southern Cal," Caples reported. "He is play ing every angle In getting them ready for the game, and there Is not a single man on the squad but what sincerely believes Oregon will win. As an example of what Oliver Is doing to prepare for the game he Is working out the team In the mid dles of the day, when it Is hottest, so the players will get used to the blistering weather in Los Angeles. Th squad also has been working against U. 8. C. plays behind locked gates, and It looks like Oregon might have a few surprises in store for the Trojans." The cx-Mcdford high grldder, wiin'll attend Oregon on a nice football scholarship, snld that two nf the most promising new comers to the Webfoot squad appeared to he Jim- Harris, a sophomore end, and Muck Berry, right Imlfltark behind Meilford'a Bob Smith. The latter Is a transfer from a southern Califor nia Junior college, Is short and stocky and Is tremendously pow erful, he said. He nlso mentioned that Steve Fowler, former Ash land high player, was looking very good at left halfback behind Jay Graybenl. Caples haa been In Eugene for the past month working on the campus and playing around with a football He said there were going to be some mighty big freshmen players enroll k at the school this year, and added that Jack Bowman, last year's Med ford high left halfback, hadn't put In. his appearance as yet. 'Pets Belcastro, weed Italian, la returning to aouthern Oregon for the hunting aeaacn next week and Pro moter Mack Llllard plana to algn him lor aeverol grapple bouU in the local armory. . . Just to keep the record and Mr. I. Told You So atralght, boys living In non-high aohool dis tricts can enroll at any prep In stitution they desire, without the stigma of proselytlsm being hung on the school of their choice. . . ; It looks like Joe DIMagglo Isn't going to hit .400 this season, after all . . . Including games of Tuesday the Yankee star had an average of 888. quite a drop from hla lofty .410 of a few weeks ago. . . I. Plckem, warming up for the grid season, selects Mr. Joe Louis Inside six heats this evening In Detroit. . . A local clown, after hearing that Oalento beat Nova, cracked, "Then I'll take Foland.". , j Bill Bowerman, In passing his judgment on the Klamath Falls foot ball team he scouted last PTlday sight, snld the Pelicans showed lota of power for their first gsme and that their apparent pass-defense weakness wasn't so much a basic liability as It was a lack of organi sation, common to all tenms early In the season. , , Weed (Cal.) high will enter their game with Medford here next Fridoy night as "cold" as the locals, neither club having played a tilt so far. , . t Scores Yesterday National I.eiiRur. Philadelphia 13, Cincinnati 1. St. Louis 0. Brooklyn 1. Chicago 3. New York 3. Pittsburgh A, Boston 3. American League. New York 6. Chicago a. Boston 0. 8t. Louis 2. Detroit 8. Philadelphia 4. Washington 10. Cleveland . Paciric Coat lysine. (Playoff a.) Loa Angeles 8. Seattle 4. Sacramento 4. San Francisco 1. Use Mall mbune want ada. SWIM DANCE it7 Enjoy your fav orite recreation RICHARDSON SPRINGS BU J Take Highway oot to Chlce Q m There li such a variety of recrestlonil opportunities hsre thai, no matter what yoj prefer, you can't be dlaappofnted. Accommodaciona to fit every budget: Fin Modern Notl, Holl Slprf Cottigoi and ttracliv Hogicktcpino. Cottigtt. The Fimoui Mineral Water are Free Louis Set to Heal Injured Pride 40,000 EXPECTED TO SEE FIGHT DETROinONIGHT Champion Peeved at Pastor Since 10-Round Draw Three Years Ago Little Betting at 7 to 1 Odds Confidence DETROIT. 8ept. 20. (AP) 'Confidence" 1b Joe LoulV mid dle name for tonight's flgbt with Bob Pastor. The heavyweight champion has his victory celebration all planned. nrst he'll attend a "little party" at the home of hi co-manager, John Roxborough. Then he'll keep a promise to drop Into a certain night club, and thence to ft sec ond night club In Detroit's little Harlem for the "main celebra tion." "I got a table reserved there for 14." he said. The Louis-Pastor heavyweight championship prizefight In De troit tonight will be broadcast by the N. D. C. stations, Includ ing KEX In Portland and KJK In Seattle. The fight, scheduled for 20 rounds, will start at ap proximately 6:30 p. m. (Medford time). "DETROIT, Sept. 20 j?) Joe Louts, world heavyweight champion, had a 17-pound weight advantage over Bob Pastor, the challenger, when they weighed In today for tonight's title fight. Louis scaled an even 200 pounds and Pastor 183. Louis, attired In black trunks, was first on the scales. He stopped briefly and extended his hand to Pastor. They shook but neither spoke. N By Oayle Talbot I DETROIT, Sept. 20. (AP) After a lapse of nearly three years, Cham pion Joe Louis tonight resumes his chase after the little Imp who once eluded him and Injured his pride. He and Bob Pastor meet at Brlggai Stadium, home of the Detroit Tigers, 1 before a crowd that is expected to reach the 40,000 mark, and thta time the feeling la that the big negro will catch and pulverise his quarry. Louis Heavier This time he will have 20 rounds In which to corner his man, Instead of the 10 they fought In Madison Square Oarden before Louis became champion. He will have an advantage of about 10 pounds in weight, and he la a greater fighter In every re spect than he waa when free-wheel ing Bob held him to a hollow de cision. Louis haa been angry at Pastor for nearly three years. He haa felt all that time that the New York boy made a sucker out of him, and he has yearned to get Bob In the ring with him again. He haa worried his managers and Promoter Mike Jacobs half to death about It. Pastor Also Confident And tonight, before the home folks, he finally gets his chance to close out that account, He fully Intends to knock Pastor kicking In the first round. Bookmakers around town are offering odda of 7 to 1 against Pas tor's chances, and doing practically no business at all. Pastor doea have a chance, of You Deserve a Vacation LZSaN-ftl.n.Ul doesn't matter how long it lasts, or where It is, but how well it relaxes and re makes you . . . inspires a fresh point of view. When hard work and cares have had their full share of your day, take your daily vacation . . . time for your family . . . time for your hobbies or interchange of ideas with understanding companions. Then each ANHIUIIt-IUiCH Matmalbt VtrU'i Moit famous Bttr ilk si Tale of DETROIT, Sept. 20. (AP) The Ule of the tape on j heavyweight champion Joe Lewis and challenger Bob Pastor in their title bout tonight: LOUIS PASTOR 25 years Age 25 year 200 pounds Weight 187 pounds 6 ft., 1 in. Height 5 ft., lV2 in. 76 inches Reach 76 inches 41 inches Chest (normal) 43 inches 44 inches Chest (expanded) 47 inches 16 inches Keck 17 inches 34 inches Waist 34 inches 14 inches Biceps 15 inches 12 inches Forearm 12 inches 8 inches Wrist 7 inches 11 inches Fist 13 inches 22 inches Thigh 21 inches 15 inches Calf 16 inches 10 inches Anldp 10 inches course. He Is young, Is an excep tionally clever boxer and hits pretty well. Last night, sitting around the hotel and talking, he said he thought he might knock Louis out. Hts man' ager, Jimmy Johnston, said It wsa a cinch. . In preparation for their champion ship game with Grant Pasa at the Climate city next Sunday afternoon, the Medford Craters will practice at the high school park Thursday after noon at 5:30 and Manager Paul Hof fard requests all players to report. Grants pass won the first game of the Shaughnessy playoff finals, 8 to 0, and the Crnters evened the count last Sunday with a 11 to 0 conquest of their season-long nemesis Steve Crlppen. Manager Hoffard said today that the same Medford lineup would take the field Sunday. Harry Leggett will do the pitching. THREE INDIANS BENCHED ACCOUNT BAD CONDITION PALO ALTO, Cal., Sept. 30. (IP) The scrimmaging Stanford Indiana, who are dropping excess poundage In heavy workouts under a warm sun. continued their twice-daily sessions today with three men ordered off the field until they're In better shape. Fullback Norm Standlee Is suffer ing from a bruised knee. Ouard Nell "Corky" Donahue haa a boll and Tackle Stan Andersen a cold In the head. . t 1 Fights Last Night (By the Associated Press.) NEW YORK Tony Caneonerl. 143, New York, former lightweight champion, outpointed Irish Eddie Brink, 144, Scranton, Pa., (Bl. NEW YORK Mike Bellolse. 129. New York, outpointed Al Rcld. 128 ',, New York. (8); Charley Comer. 135. Baltimore, knocked out Joe Torres. 137, Puerto Rico, (4). WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Irish Eddie Dunne, 148 ', New York, outpointed Tony Ferrara, 145, Mount Vernon. N. Y., (8). 1 Closing time for Too Lute to Clas sify Ads ts 1:30 p m. l ,V J t day offers precious moments that lend lustre to life. You owe these moments daily to yourself. It Is in your hours of recreation that BUDWEISER will prove a welcome com panion. Would you like to know why? You'll find the answer in every bottle of BUDWEISER . . . everywhere. Budweiser MAKE THIS TEST drink Budweiser for five days. ON THE SIXTH DAY TRY TO DRINK A SWEET beer, you win want Budweiser's FLAVOR THEREAFTER. the Tape SIX-MAN TEAMS SLATE - OPENERS Four Jackson county class B high school six-man football tearcs will open their scheduis next Friday after noon with Talent traveling to Jaok- ouuviMB ana riioemx playing at uoia tun. mi gamco uurillg ilia BCB3UH will start at 2:30. The schedule follows: September 22 Talent at Jackson ville; Phoenix at Oold Hill. September 20 Jacksonville at Phoenix: Oold Hill at Talent. October 0 Talent at Phoenix; Oold Hill at Jacksonville. October 13 Talent at Oold Hill; Jacksonville at Phoenix. October 27 Jacksonville at Telent; Oold Hill at Phoenix. November 3 Jacksonville at Oold Hill; Phoenix at Talent. PATTY BERG IN MATCH ON WAVERLY COURSE PORTLAND, Sept. 30. ;p) Golfer Patty Berg, the University of Minne sota football fan who was proclaimed the outstanding woman athlete last year, competed with Oregon Gold Stara today In an exhibition match at the Waverley Country club. She participated In a foursome with Marian MeDougall, Don Moe and Dr. O. P. Willing. Receipts will be presented to the Doembecher hos pital and the University of Minne sota Union building fund. HOW THEY? fTJ V National League. W. L. Pet. Cincinnati 88 84 .814 St. Louis ............................ 84 57 .598 Chicago 79 85 .549 Brooklyn 74 84 .638 New York .......................... 69 70 .496 Pittsburgh 85 78 .461 Boston ... 58 79 .423 Philadelphia 44 94 .319 American League. New York 100 43 j Boston ...................... 83 59 .585 Chicago .. 80 63 .559 Cleveland 79 63 .556 Detroit 73 68 .518 Washington ... 63 82 .434 Philadelphia 82 91 .364 St. Louis 40 101 .284 Every Day COM III! ttlUtlt-luj.CH, IK. AND SOPH OUTFIT TANGLE THURSDAY Medford Junior high school's 1939 football squad, 33 strong, will re ceive Its first taste of outside com petition when Coach Rtney Cook sends the Juniors against the senior high school sophomore aggregation at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon on the high school field. The public la cordially Invited to watch the scrim mage at no charge. Coach- Cook, who is starting his first year at the helm of Junior high athletics after a successful stay at Phoenix high, believes he has the makings of a good grid team. Al though only three regulars from last year'a club are on hand, the mentor says newcomers are develop ing fast and he expects a strong lineup to evolve out of stiff prac tice sessions. The returning regulars sre Stan Smith, left tackle; Ray Casebeer, left guard and center and Roger Barker, right hair. Hal Adams, left half: Lowell Fleaer. right guard and Cliff Jones, fullback, had some experience last season and are fitting nicely Into this year's picture. Easily Worth $200 . 1 Cu. Ft, Iteliixo 12995 Extra Isrft! Pull featured I 13 40 q. ft. shelf area! Interior light I New 8pedy Cube Ic Tray nd lots of other features! $5.00 PAtrn. Carrjinu Charge. a Injoy th tnnQi you went today rnH on Wordt Parent Plan. 'I I ji J i' ; i i 1 Oood lloustkeeptns ,.i.fc'BfanXr.J aU.i-. y;, 4----H Against Coach Cook Hated the following squadmen who have been turning out, in the order of their rating Left ends, Ricks, Young, Deuel, Stacy, Reames. Long; left tackles, Smith. Murray; left guards, Casebeer, Hoey, Curry, Barrow; centers, Casebeer, Ruch, Miller: right guards, Fleaer, Tumy. Hoey, Mitchell, Mowery: right tackles, Anderson. Bessonette, Ruch; right ends, Johnston, Monteith, Shel ley, Manus; quarterbacks, Dlpple, Stocks, stead: right halfbacks. Bar ker, Isatss; left halfbacks, Adams. Fawcett; fullbacks, Jones, Bayllss. To date, the Juniors have lined up five definite and one tentative games, the latter being against Ash land Junior high at Ashland Sept. 28 In the season's opener. The sched ule follows: 8ept. 28 Ashland at Ashland (ten tative). Nov. 3 Ashland, here. Oct. 6 Grants Pass frosh at Grant Pass. Oct. 11 Klamath Falls trosh at Klamath Falls. Oct. 10 Grants Pass frosh. here. Oct. 2S Klamath Falls frosh, here. WILLAMETTE GRIDDERS ARRIVE IN SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO, Cal.. Sept. 20. (IP) Twenty - five Willamette university football players arrived here last night for their game Saturday night with the San Diego Marine team. Willamette loat to the Devlldogs last year, 14 to 0. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads la 1:30 p. m. Catily Worth $250 7 Cu. Ft. Supremo 17495 rutl featured I Speedy Cube Trsysl Food Ouardlin! Pood rroeterl 14 88 sq. ft. shelf areal 100 cubea, 10 lbs. of tcel $5.00 Down, Carrrinj Charge. . . . pay In convenient monthly Install Any $10 pyfehof Opnt on occevnt. 117 SOUTH CENTRAL Pastor ANGELS AND SENATORS IN COAST PLAYOFFS (By the Associated Press.) Los Angeles and Sacramento took the lead In the Pacific Coast base ball league Shaughneasy playoffs last night as the Angels nipped the pen-ant-wlnning Seattle Ralnlera, 8 to 4. and Sacramento beat San Francisco, 4 to 1. 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