Penn Picked To Upset Navy Team;
Udans Choice Over Oregon Ducks
By Oscar Fraley
United Press Sports Writer
New York, Oct. 26 (UP.)
Figured with hunches, a slide
rule, comparative scores, weight
charts and Poor Richard's Al
manac Fraley's follies or the
week-end football "winners."
East
Penn over Navy The season's
blueplate special.
Army over Duks But keep
the baking soda handy.
Columbia over Brown Spas
hul from Nik Da Grik.
Holly Cross over Colgate
They'll cuss Koslowski.
Pitt over Temple Stepping up
In class.
Cornell over Yale Things are
cookin' above Cayuga.
Dartmouth over Syracuse
Close as a pre-war girdle.
Mid-West
Minnesota over Ohio State
See what'll happen to your repu
tation? Purdue over Northwestern
Little fellers shouldn't drink
hard likker.
Michigan over Illinois A
Champaign cocktail with Urbana
hangover.
Indiana over Tulsa And stay
close to the storm cellar.
Notre Dame over Iowa With
Pistol Pete in mourning.
Oklahoma over Kansas State
The wind still whistles o'er the
plains.
Missouri over Nebraska Via
postcard from Mort Cooper.
West
UCLA over Oregon And it'll
take the first team.
A llama Is pretty stupid, the
book lays. And the book
must be right because who
ever heard of a llama order
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Washington Rem e m b e r the
good old days?
California over N v H
Tough racket, mate.
Washington State over Idaho
But better than laying bricks.
South
Alabama over Georeia SmiOl
the roses.
Georgia Tech over Auburn
It'll take just a peek.
LSU over Vanderhill With.
out Susannah crying.
Tennessee over Villanova
Pore boys, with Army next.
SMU over Tulane But keep
It quiet, please.
Arkansas over Mississippi
Rough, brethern, rough.
Miami over Miami Florida
over Ohio, to be specific.
Southwest
Texas over Rice The Cotton
Bowl Express roars on.
Texas Aggies over Baylor
How ya gonna keep 'em down
on the farm?
Texas Tech over West Texas
With the air full of leather.
Oklahoma A. & M. over T.C.U.
Abandon ship.
(Season's record: 172 right, 35
wrong.)
LIPSCOMB LOSES
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St. Paul, Minn., Oct. 26 (U.R)
A Negro ball player who turn
ed down a major league contract
in 1903 because his parents fear
ed racial prejudice looked today
to Jackie Robinson to make good
with the Montreal Royals.
Billy Williams, first Negro
player ever offered a major
league contract, was obviously
pleased with the Brooklyn Dod
gers' acquisition of Robinson, 26-year-old
colored shortstop from
Pasadena, Calif.
"Robinson's a fine player. He'll
make good If given an even
chance. But colored players
ought to have the same opportun
ity at minor league training and
come up the ranks like white
players," Williams said.
The husky Williams, now 67,
sate in the ornate reception room
at the Minnesota state capitol
where he is executive aide to
Gov. Edward J. Thye and said
he never regretted turning his
back on organized baseball.
The Gray Mask won the de
ciding fall over Champion Jack
Lipscomb via the foul route in
the top main event of the Med-
ford armory wrestling program
last night. The Mask took the
first spill when he began head
butting tactics even before the
muscle manglers had their robes
removed. Lipscomb didn't have
a chance as the Hood grabbed the
initial tumble.
The Hoosier Hot Shot evened
the score in the second round
and was well on his way to the
final fall in the third canto. He
had the mystery man outside the
ring and wasn't letting him get
back in when Referee Wally
Moss interfered. Lipscomb pick
ed Moss up and tossed him out
among the spectators but the ar
biter awarded the Mask the
match on a foul. "You can't man
handle the referee and get away
with it," Moss said.
Angelo Martinelli tossed a son
nenburg at a ring post instead of
at Rufus Jones and was not able
to come back for the third fall.
Tumbles stood at one each after
the Buckeye master missed.
Herb Parks and Joe Lynam
each took a fall for a draw in
the opener, before near sell
out crowd.
Chicago, Oct. 26 (U.R) Dr. A.
B. Martin, president of the Ne
gro-American Baseball league,
said today that he may confer
with President Ford Frick of the
National league next week about
"problems" arising from the
signing of Negro Jackie Robinson
to a contract with the Brooklyn
Dodgers' Montreal farm club.
"Several have come up which
should be discussed," Martin
said. "I admire Branch Rickey
(president of the Dodgers) for
his courage, but the method of
signing Robinson raises some
problems." . ,
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Chicago, Oct. 26 (U.R) The
first annual De Paul University
Invitational basketball tourna
ment will be held at the Chicago
stadium, Dec. 12, 14 and 15, Ar
thur Morse, De Paul graduate
manager, announced today.
j In announcing the inception of
the new tournament, Morse said
', that six teams will play a round
: robin annually. De Paul will be
an annual participant and Morse
said that the University of Wash
ington and Oregon already have
accepted invitations to play in
the first tournament this Decem
ber. The remaining three teams
will be announced within a few
days.
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Harry Chipman
Mall Tribune Sports Editor
Fishing has dropped off to
almost nothing, according to Al
Piche. Trout fishing along
Rogue river has dwindled to
almost nothing. Stt-elhead angl
ing is only 'air with best catches
beit.g made on eggs below
Grants Pass. Salmon have fin
isheri spawning in the upper
river and many are seen dead
alon,-; the banks.
After heavy rains and a
rait in the river, winter run
slelhesd will begin to take
clusters which will mean a
change in tackle from what
has been used the past several
weeks.
Sunday at sundown will see
end of quail and pheasant
shooting. However, ii will be
legal to shoot ducks and geese
up to Dec. 31.
Farmers and hunters were all
worl.ed up recently over stories
regarding governmental release
of shotpun shells. True fact is
Piche claims, that they are only
12 auge buckshot which is pro
hibited by law for use on game.
and 12 gauze 8 shot, In skeet
loads, which I not fit for shoot
ing game The shell situation
so far as hunters and farmers
are concerned, will not Improve
before next fall, Piche says.
Additional bleacher seats
have been added at the Grants
Pass football field to accom
modate the large erowd which
Is expected to be en hand to
watch the Medford high Tor
nado and the Grants Pass
Cavemen tonight. It will be a
Southern Oregon conference
game and well worth anv-
i body s time to take In.
Reports from Grants Pass say
Coa-h Mel Johnson plans to
make libenl use of his second
' ftriiigers tonipht In order to
give the varsity a much-needed
' ret after the bruising games
wit1-. Klamath Falls and Ash
' land. It is our guess that the
Cavemin first strirperi will see
plenty of action bpt won't deal
Medford too much trouble.
I The Ashland-Coos Bay tilt at
! Ashland should see an easy win
for the Grizzlies while Eureka
; won't find too much trouble
: with Klamath Falls
NEW ORANGE BOWL
Miami. Fla., Oct. 26 U.B
The Orange Bowl football game
will be played before 60,000 In
1949, and perhaps 100,000 in lat
er vears, the city commission
said today after approving plans
for a new stadium. The present
stadium holds only 35,000 as top
capacity.
Cm Mat) TrlDune want Ada
ROBES that have so many
use. Magnificent Karakul
Robes. Five beautiful colors
to e h o e t e from. Banquet
Room, Holland Hotel. 10 a.m.
till p.m.
Black Tornado Thumbnails
Following is third In a series
of "thumbnail sketches" of mem
bers of the Medford high school
Black Tornado football team, de
fending state champions:
Leroy House
Leroy House, born in Medford
Oct. 6. 1928, is understudy to Jim
Cave at center. The six foot, 170
pound lineman started playing
football in the fourth grade at
Jackson school and continued
into junior high. He majors in
science and math and plans a
college career. Besides basket
ball and baseball, his other fav
orite sports, he spends consider
able time at his hobby, collecting
records.
Tommy Mottern
Born March 15, 1930, at Hilt,
Calif., Tommy Mottern, tackle,
weighs 190 pounds, stands six
feet, one inch tall, and shows a
lot of promise on the gridiron.
Although he came to Medford in
time to get his introduction to
education at the Lincoln school,
he didn't start playing football
until he was in the eighth grade.
His favorite sports are hiking,
swimming, hunting and football
and he also plays basketball,
track and some baseball. He
plans a future in aeronautics and
football.
Bill Single?
Bill Slngler, left halfback, was
born in Medford Oct. 31, 1928.
His introduction to football came
last year after attending school
at St. Mary's academy, He
stretches five feet, 1014 inches
into the air and balances the
scales at 160 pounds. Mathema
tics is his major subject and
he takes part in basketball, track
and baseball. He has no plans
made for his future.
Doug CoghlU
Doug Coghill, end, was born
in Medford June 10, 1929, and Is
being groomed for Darrell Riggs'
place. Coghill is six feet tall and
weighs 168 pounds. He first play
ed football in the ninth grade at
Junior high. His major studies
are math and history, he also
plays basketball and plans an en
gineering future.
Lloyd Cart
Lloyd Carr, fullback, was born
In Central Point January 25,
1930. His football career started
in the sixth grade at Washington
school and at present he Is being
made ready to take Bob Watson's
place. He is five feet, 10 inches
tall and "fast as lightning." His
major subjects are math and his-
Tornado Set For
Cavemen Tonight
The stage was all set today
for the southern Oregort con
ference football game at
Grants Pass tonight between
the Grants Pass Cavemen and
the Medford Black Tornado.
Coach Al Simpson said this
morning his entire squad was
in good shape and added that
the veteran first string would
be ready to go when '.he
whistle blows at S p. m.
tory, his hobby sports and he
plans to become an engineer.
Jerry Hunter
Jerry Hunter, right halfback,
was born in Medford May 17,
1928, and attended St. Mary's be
fore coming to Medford high. His
first football experience was
gained last year. His five foot,
eight inch frame tips the scales
at 150 pounds and, like Carr and
Enjoys husk
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