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Credol (Incredible) Green (41) tears through
the Idaho line to the two yard line to set up
one of the game's 11 touchdowns in a 53-21
rout of the Idaho team at Seattle. Green was
brought down by Idaho fullback Ken Hall
(37) and quarterback Howard Willis (14)
Archie Moore,
Patterson Bout
Wanted Earlier
New York (U PJ Another hot
potato was shoved closer to Jim
Norris' lap today as a result of
his signing the Sugar Kay Rob
inson - Gene Fullmer middle
weight title fight under terms
dictated by Robinson.
Sugar Ray will defend his 160
pound crown against Fullmer of
Utah at Madison Square Garden
Dec. 12 instead of Nov. 14, the
date Norris wanted.
And now Norris is trying to
match Archie Moore and young
Floyd Patterson to fight lor the
vacant heavyweight crown at
Chicago Stadium, Nov. 30 in
stead of in December, which he
preferred.
That shortens the time for
bringing Patterson to terms or
for attempting to substitute
Tommy (Hurricane) Jackson as
the heavyweight title opponent
for ancient Moore.
Cus D'Amato, Patterson's very
Independent manager, declared
today, "Floyd definitely will not
fight Moore in Chicago. It'll be
in New York or nowhere. And
I dare Norris to try to substitute
Jackson for Patterson."
Norris had proposed the "Hur
ricane" as a substitute shortly
after Jackson's repeat decision
over big Bob Baker at Pitts
burgh Wednesday night.
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Milwaukee, Wis. (U.R)
Phillip Fox, wanted for forgery,
was nabbed Thursday by James
Rabbitt, a department store detective.
Dead line Sun flav Classified li at
noon Saturday. 10 a m Monday for
Monday- other davs 5 30 previous day
OSC Battles Southern Cal;
Oregon Takes On Vandals
In Pacific Coast Circuit
Br united press
Oregon is expected to pick up
its second straight football win
of the season tomorrow while
Oiegon State is a decided under
dog tonight against Southern
California In Los Angeles.
Oregon, 3S-0 winner over
Colorado last Saturday, plays
the first of its three 1958 games
at Eugene tomorrow against
Idaho, 53-21 loser to Washington.
Idaho came up with a good
passing game against the Huskies
last weekend and Coach Len
Casanova, fearful of an upset
has had his Webfoots working
on pass defense this week. A
possibilty of showers could slow
Oregon's running game.
Must Stop Arneti, Roberts
Oregon State, 19-13 winner
over Missouri last week, must
stop the running combination of
Jon Arnett and C. R. Roberts.
who led the Trojans to a 44-20
triumph over a good Texas team.
An Oregon State scout said
"they're better than Davis and
Blanchard," referring to Army's
famous Mr. Inside and Mr. Out
side runners.
Oregon State arrived in Los
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Angeles yesterday and worked
out on the UCLA practice field
Other PCC teams line up as
follows: UCLA at Michigan:
Minnesota at Washington; Michi
gan State at Stanford: California
at Illinois and San Jose State at
Washington State.
Boyd Fights
J. Giardeilo
Cleveland, Ohio (U.R)
Chicago's Bobby Boyd, the set
ond ranking middleweight con
tender, was a 2-1 favorite to
night to stall Joey Giardello's
comeback in their nationally
televised 10-rounder at the
Cleveland Arena.
Boyd, shooting for his 10th
consecutive victory, was given
the edge on his speed and box
ing ability on contrast to Giar
dello's harder punching. Boyd's
height was also a factor against
the stocky Philadelphian.
Top Candidates
Listed for Tiger
Managerial Post
Detroit (U.R) Baseball scut
tlebutt today pegged Detroit Ti
ger first base Coach Jack Tighe,
Cincinnati R e d 1 e g s Manager
George R. Birdie Tebbets and St.
Louis' Fred Hutchinson as top
candidates for the Tigers man
ager job vacated by Bucky
Harris.
No announcement of Harris'
successor is expected until after
the World Series. So, until then
it probably will remain a guess
ing game, except for one thing
the new manager will be the
"fiery aggressive type."
That was the description club
President Walter O. (Spike)
Briggs used this year in describ
ing a "must" quality of the new
manager. The term re-echoed by
Harris Thursday when he said
in his letter of resignation he
assumed the new manager would
be a "fiery and aggressive type.
one who would fight for the
players on the field."
"Obviously," Harris said, "that
eliminates me. I prefer to try
and get winning results by exer
cising my best judgment, per
centagewise." ,
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MISSING Tom G a stall
(above), 23-year-old "bonus
baby" catcher for the Balti
more Orioles, radioed from
his light plane that he was
in serious trouble over
Chesapeake Bay before los
ing contact with control
tower of Harbor Field in
Baltimore. The Coast Guard
reported finding a cushion
from the plane. Gastall re
ceived a reported S40.000
bonus for signing with the
Orioles last June when he
graduated from Boston Uni-versity.
Public Rites
In Beaumont
Honor Babe
Beaumont, Tex. (U.R) Per
sons who knew Mrs. Mildred
(Babe) Didrikson Zaharias as a
scrawny child in this port city
she loved so well will get
chance to pay their last respects
today at her public funeral.
The Babe, a champion in more
sports thar any other woman in
history, died in her sleep of
cancer early Thursday. She died
quietly, and a short time after
telling her husband, George, that
she wasn't going to.
A service open to all will be
held at 4 p.m. in the Bethlehem
Lutheran church with the Rev.
C. A. Wyotek officiating. Satur
day the body will be cremated
in Houston. But it appeared
likely that before that It will lie
in state here in Beaumont.
Modest Casket
Thursday night, It rested in a
modest casket in the chapel of
the Dale Broussard Funeral
home.
Sprays of flowers continued
to pour In even though the fam
ily had asked that none be sent,
Mrs. Louis Didrikson, her
sister-in-law, said Babe told her
that friends should send money
to the Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Cancer fund instead of flowers.
Telegrams and messages from
all over were coming in, Brous
sard said. Foremost was one
from President Eisenhower.
About 500,000 persons in the
U. S. are confined in mental
hospitals.
Friday. September 28, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TKIHTEEH
PROS COLLIDE
Wembley, Eng. (U.R) Pan
cho Gonzales of Los Angeles
faced Pancho Segura of Ecua
dor and Tony Trabert of Cin
cinnati, Ohio, met Frank Sedg-I
man of Australia In today's semi
final round of the international
professional lawn tennis championships.
The final soldier's pension for
the War of the Revolution was
paid to a widow In Vermont in
1906,or just 123 years after the
official terminaton of that conflict.
GRIDIRON QUEEN Donna
Cason, 20-year-old Univer
sity of Oklahoma junior
shows her pleasure at be
ing named "Miss Football
of 1956" at the Football
Festival Ball in Berkeley,
Calif. Last year's title also
went to an Oklahoma coed.
Medfordite Nabs
Garden Contest
New York Danny Daniels,
Medford, Ore., won the steer
wrestling contest Wednesday
during the opening night of the
Medison Square garden rodeo.
His time was nine seconds even.
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