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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. , .
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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.
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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
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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
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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).
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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.
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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?
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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
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TANGLE THURSDAY
Medford Junior high school's 1939
football squad, 33 strong, will re
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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
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