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W. Pastrcno Beats Rowan In 10-Rounds New York (U.R Young Wil lie Pastrano of New Orleans promised today, "I'll show more speed in future bouts" than he did in his first fight as a heavy weight Friday night while win ning a unanimous 10-round deci sion over tough Joey Rowan at Madison Square Garden. The victory in his New York debut earned 19-year-old Willie another TV-radio fight at the garden on Jan. 6, probably against Chuck Spieser of Lans ing, Mich. Spieser lost to Pas trano in a good fight at Chicago on July 27 but knocked out Paddy Young in the second round last Wednesday. "I felt a little sloppy Friday night because I weighed the heaviest ever," said Willie, who is ranked second among light heavy weight contenders al though he has outgrown the divi sion. "But I was fast enough to beat Rowan and probably for most heavyweights. Just the same, I'll show a lot more speed in the future." Hard Fight Friday night he weighed 18134 pounds exactly the same as heavyweight Rowan of Phoenix ville, Pa., who gave Willie a hard fight and buckled his knees with a left to the head and right to the body in the fourth round. Rowan, 21, had his unbeaten string snapped at nine by Pas trano, whose left jabs and sneaker rights found the target more often and extended Wil lie's unbeaten string to 14. Each fighter had a draw in his un beaten cluster. Irish Joey was warned seven times by Referee Ruby Goldstein for low punches, heeling and butting as he forced the fighting in every round with a combina tion hooking attack to body and head. Southern Methodist Defeats Baylor 12-0 Waco, Tex. (U.R) Quarter back John Roach threw two fourth-down touchdown passes Saturday to lead Southern Meth odist to a 12-0 victory over Bay lor. Score by periods: Baylor 0 0 0 0 0 Southern Methodist ..6 0 6 0 12 Southern Methodist scoring: touchdowns, (Jackson 8, pass from Roach); Dewveall (16, pass from Roach). g " Sunday, November 20, 1953 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN TESTIFYING IN SUPERIOR COURT, Los Angeles, he can't pay $4,200 debt, Harvey Knox (left), controversial stepfather of Ronnie Knox, star tailback of UCLA football team, swears family's support is dependent upon earnings of Ronnie's sister, actress Patricia Knox (right) and Ronnie's $75 per month from UCLA.' Ronnie injured foot recently. (International) Florida Ordered To Play State C. Tallahassee. Fla. (U.R) The University of Florida has been ordered to cancel a 19o6 football game with Rice University, if necessary, in order to schedule a game with Florida State Uni versity. The two universities were given an ultimatum by the all powerful state Board of Control Friday to play each other next year. Florida President J. Wayne Reitz, who protested the order, was told the legislature insisted on the match. New Beaver Manager Arrives In Portland Portland (U.R) .. Tommy Holmes, new manager of the Portland Beavers, indicated Sat urday the Pacific Coast League club may have some new faces next season. ' The 37-vear-old former major learner arrived here at midnight for a round of conferences with Beaver officials, civic leaders and newsmen. Medford's Entry in Class 3 League Hinges on Meet mm A J- - V The possibility of Medford en tering the Class B Northwest baseball league hinges on the outcome of a meeting to be held at the Holland hotel tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Persons interested in Medford being in the league have been invited to the meeting, where financing will be the main topic of discussion. 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To produce such sardine pack ing in the Western scramble, the Lions (2-6) must whip the Bears (5-3), the Colts (4-4) must defeat the Rams (5-3), and the Packers (4-4) must down the San Fran cisco Forty-Niners (3-5). The Bears are favored by 13 points to boost the league's long est current winning streak to six at Detroit. The Rams, tied with the Bears for the lead, are six point choices at Baltimore. The Packers, tied with the Colts for second, are slim, one point favor ites against the Forty-Niners at Milwaukee. Steelers Must Win To deadlock the Eastern race, the Steelers (4-4) must defeat the champion Browns (6-2) at Cleve land and the Redskins (5-3) must defeat the Cardinals (3-4-1) at Chicago. The Browns, who lead the second-place Redskins by a game, are 11-point favorites. The Cardinals are one-point favorites. The Philadelphia Eagles (3-4-1) visit the New York Giants (3-5) in the other game. The Eagles are favored by Wz points. The last-place Lions, who won the Western title for the past three years, can help decide their successor because two of their remaining games are with the rampaiging Bears. But the Bears, currently the league's hottest team, are in good shape for Sunday's Briggs Stadium tussle while halfback Bob Horn schemeyer and end Dome Dibble of the Lions are out with in juries. - mainder will have to be found. Problems concerning use of the Fairgrounds park also will come up for discussion. Eight Teams in League Teams now in the league are Spokane, Wenatchee, Yakima and Tri-City in Washington, Lewiston, Ida., and Salem and Eugene in Oregon. A possible working agreement with the Se attle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League also is pending tomorrow night's meeting. James M. (Jim) Fleishman, Portland lumber broker who last week was named league president to succeed Orin C. (Babe) Hollingberry, said he will concentrate his efforts to get Medford into the league. The circuit, third highest in pro fessional baseball, is made up mostly of young players who have had two or three years' ex perience in pro ball. Each team is allowed a quota of veteran players for a team nucleus. Local baseball enthusiasts be lieve that the valley has grown in population sufficiently since Medford was in the Class D Far West league that return of pro fessional ball here, in a higher classification will be supported. s Saw Shop MACHINE SHARPENING Chain, Circle and Hand Saws Lawn Mowers and. Tools 1736 No. Riverside Phone 2-8236 Vandals Trounce Montana 31-0 in Traditional Test Moscow, Idaho U.R The University of Idaho Vandals rolled to an easy 31 to 0 Dad's Day football victory Saturday over out classed Montana State University in their traditional battle for the Little Brown Stein. An unexpected crowd of 1500 witnessed the contest beset with numerous fumbles that was played on a sluch covered field in a heavy rain. Buses were used along the sidelines instead of benches for protection of the ployers. The game was sparked by Fullback Wilbur Gary holder of a new Pacific Coast confer ence record of 28.6 yards per carry who crossed the goal line for three of Idaho's five scores. Quarterback Gary Johnson made the first score of the game on a quarterback sneak and right half Ron Braden romped 55 yards around left end to give Idaho a 13 to 0 half-time lead. Gary, playing his last game for Idaho, made all three of his tallies in the third quarter, one on an off tackle play and two on runs around right end. Jerry Kramer Vandal guard, made the only point after touchdown of the game. Princeton Wins 14th Ivy League Conference Princeton, N. J. (U.R) Half back Bill Agnew brought Prince ton its 14th Ivy League football crown in a driving snow storm Saturday by crashing eight yards for a fourth-period come from behind touchdown to whip Dart mouth, 6-3. 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