BIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. Wot. 18, IS45
Davidson Vows Revenge
On Gray Mask Tonight
TONIGHT'S CARD
Gray Mask vs. Buck David
son. Angelo Martlnelli vs. Ernie
Piluso.
Bulldog Jackson vs. Tex
Porter.
Harold (Blood and Guts) Da
vidson gets his chance lor re
venge when he tangles with the
Gray Mask in the headline bout
on tonight's three-deck grap
pling card at Medford armory.
Davidson said he has grown
tired of beatings suffered at the
hands of the hooded hoodlum
and Is going all-out tonight in
an effort to square accounts for
himself and for his brothers of
the wrestling fraternity who
have been thumped by the bur
ly rascal.
In direct contrast to the top
half of the double main event is
the bout between Angelo Mar-
tinelli and Ernie Piluso. Both
exponents of scientific wres
tling, the "mutch of the year"
is in prospect. Both are students
of tile manly art of clever grap
pling and one of the classiest
bouts ever seen in the North
Bartlctt street tug and haul pal
ace is in prospect.
The opener pits aged Bulldog
Jackson, he of the stamping
hammerlock, afiainst Toothless
Tex Porter, former Medford boy
who made good in the big time
They are set to go to the mat
at 8:30.
The recreation and athletic
office at Camp White has pur
chased a block of 100 scats for
distribution to camp personnel.
Promoter Mack Lillard has an
nounced. Lillard said there will
be some good scats on sale at
the ticket office tonight, however.
TORNADO LEAVES
FOR NORTH BEND
iCT CLASH
FRALEY SELECTS
TO
By Oscar Fraler
fUnited Press Sports Writer)
New York, Nov. 15 U.R)
A working press pass to the poor-
house Fraley's Follies or the
week-end football "winners."
' The East
Army over Penn And that
"brotherly love" Is strictly a gag.
Navy over Wisconsin Even
If the "T" chills.
Holy Cross over Temple
Row's your backgammon?
Indiana over Pitt Neither
rain, nor snow nor sleet, etc.
Columbia over Princeton
Quite a cat fight.
Cornell over Dartmouth Red
and green, and black and blue.
Brown over Harvard Brown
nd crimson, how are you?
Also: Syracuse over Colgate,
Vale over Coast Guard, West Vir
ginia over Ohio U, Connecticut
over Boston.
The Mld-Wit
Notre Dame over Northwest
ern Back In their own league.
Ohio State over Illinois What
happened to man-Jong?
Purdue over Michigan But
watch those teetotalers.
Penn State over Michigan
State Interference, follow me.
Iowa State over Drake To
the clubhouse.
Also: Oklahoma over Missouri,
Kansas over Kansas State, De
troit over St. Louis, Illinois Wes
leyan over Illinois Normal, Ne
braska over South Dakota State,
Ashland over Kenyon, Baldwin
Wallace over Wooster.
The Bouth
Georgia over Auburn And on
to Phenix City.
LSU over Georgia Tech Lay
that pistol down, babe.
Tulunc and Clemson All
them Waves is winners.
Alabama over Vanderbllt
And this ain't no Chattanooga
choo-choo.
Mississippi State over North
west Louisiana 'Nuff said.
Wuke Forest over North Caro
lina Set 'cm up In the other
alley.
Marquette over Kentucky
Doubledamyankees.
Also: Miuinl over N. C. Siate,
Chattanooga over Murray, Flori
da over Presbyterian, VPI over
Richmond, VMI over Catawba
and PSD over South Carolina.
The West
St. Mary's over UCLA Like
a hula dancer with her skirt on
fire.
Washington State over Ore
gon State Play nice, fellers.
Oregon over California Yen,
you too.
Washington over Idaho Ah,
peace.
Colorado College over West
Texas Ain't it wonderful.
Arizona over San Diego State
Make mine rare.
The Southwest
Oklahoma A. St. M. over Texas
Tech Rooting for Rapid Robert.
Tulsa over Baylor Trouble
dead ahead, men.
Texas over TCU Xmas Is
only 40 days away.
lexas A. St. M. over Rice
And have you noticed the
prices?
SMU over Arkansas Oh,
brother!
(Season record: 207 right, 61
wrong).
Dolly Mudlson was the first
hostess to hold that honor 'o.
more than eight years, as she
was the official hostess for
Thomas Jefferson, a widower,
when her husband, James Madi
son, was secretary of state, and
was hostess for the four years
Madison was president.
Medford's Black T o n a d o
eleven left this morning for
North Bend where they will
open defense of their state cham
pionship tomorrow at 2 p. in.
against the undefeated North
Bend Bulldogs in the first of
three titular playoffs.
They are scheduled to go
through a light workout on the
North Bend field this afternoon
in their final taperlng-off effort
before facing the Bulldogs for
the District 2 title.
Riggs Ready
Coach Simpson said yesterday
that Darrell Riggs, Medford's
all-state end who has been out
of action since the Grants Pass
game, will be ready to go to
morrow. He has been In uniform
all week, but has been taking it
lightly in practice sessions.
However, Bob Watson, Simp
son's bruising fullback, r.say not
get Into tomorrow's fracas be
cause of a broken blood vessel
sustained during the week. A
physician's report is expected to
clear up Buttering Bobby's phy
sical status today, and to de
termine whether he'll seo action
and how much of it. If the report
is negative, Lloyd Carr will
move into the fullback slot
Boitwlck Out
Simpson also said that Glenn
Bostwlck, the other half of the
Tornado touchdown twins, is d
finitely out of the North Bend
scrap and probably through for
the season. Bostwick suffered a
painful shoulder separation on
the second play of the Ashland
game, and it has tailed to re
spond satisfactorily to treatments.
His left halfback spot will be
filled by Bill Singler, 160-pound
junior, who played a bang-up
game after relieving BostwicK.
Tornado Fullback
IN FINAL PREPS
Corvallis, Ore., Nov. 15 (U.R)
Line coaches Jim Dixon and
Quent Greenough today concen
trated on building up reserve
strength for Oregon State in Its
return game with Washington
State here Saturday. In a heavy
scrimmage session yesterday,
substitute linemen were care
fully drilled in essentials.
Eugene, Ore., Nov. 15 (U.R)
The University of Oregon Wub-
fcet leave todoy for Berkeley,
Cal., to play the University of
California Bears Saturday. Coav-h
Tex Oliver said the team would
be near top strength for the
game.
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Bob Watson, Medford's 192-pound battering ram, gets off a
booming punt In a practice session for the District 2 championship
playoft at North Bend Friday afternoon. In eight games this
season the Tornado fullback has scored 19 touchdowns and 23 con
versions to account for 137 of Medford's 452 points.
(Shangle photo).
1 945 NL AWARD TO
PHIL CAVARETTA
New York, Nov. 15 U.R)
Phil Cavaretta of the champion
Chicago Cubs never progressed
in baseball geographical iy
speaking, but he made up today
for being a "stay-at-home by
winning the most valuable play
er award in the National league
for 1945.
Cavaretta, the still-youthful
first baseman of the pennant
winning Bruins was the choice
of a committee of the baseball
writers of America, and he piled
up a decisive total of 15 first
place votes, seven seconds and
one fifth, failing to score on only
one ballot.
The grinning Italian who be
came a prep school star with
Lane Technical high school on
Chicago's North Side and moved
into a regular job as Cub first
baseman in 1035 when he was
17 years old, hit his peak last
summer after a decade of progress."
from the Firestones (Littrell 537
Arndoff 474); Saniels-Robin-son
Insurance took all three
from Fluhrer Eakery (Jennings
514, Lounsberry 495); and the
Silver Dollar cafe keglers trim
med Henry's Drive-In in three
straight (Zeleznik 554 Donel-
son 492).
$5,000 Pro Tennis
Tourney Attracts
Top Players to L.A.
Los Angeles, Nov. 15 (U.R)
Most of the top-names of profes
sional tennis were signed today
for the 55,000 world professional
hard court tennis championships,
to be held at the Los Angeles
Tennis club Dec. 5-9.
Bill Tilden, Don Budge and
Bobby Riggs, all slated to parti
cipate, were present at a meet
ing yesterday when plans were
completed for the tournament,
first big-money professional com
petition since 1931.
National Pro Champion Welby
Van Horn, Frankie Kovacs, Gene
Mako and Fred Perry already
are signed to play in the matches,
the club announced.
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In Commercial League bowl
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Speer 434).
Littrells took the odd game
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