The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • 14

THI LAWTON CONSTITUTION Thursday October SI If 57 Enroute With The Aggies I Bound South Of The Border ENROUTE TO MEXICO CITY Oct SI Diary ot a weary writer after an all night journey through Texas with the Cameron Aggie football party: After shivering through a wintry workout at Lawton Tuesday tne 33 man Aggie squad donned sun glasses for an afternoon drill in steaming 70 degrce temperatures at Laredo Tex Wednesday Redheaded Cameron coach Leroy Montgomery was nursing a sun burned nose after the workout the only casualty "of the day The Aggies made the 600 mile trip from 1 awton to I aredo tn about 10 hours via a sleek chartered bus with veteran driver Johnny Jackson at the wheel Bb3i ii I The Cameron footballers pulled out of Law ton at 10: 10 pm Tues day night after hard running fullback Bob Hart of Temple held up the departure 10 minutes while receiving special instructions on the do's and donts in Mexico City from his steady Jackson pulled into Laredo at 8:10 am Wednesday morning with line coach Char lie Dean still snoring when the 40 passenger bus halted in front of the Hamilton hotel where the Aggies bedded down for six hours Ada Tackle Is Poker Champ THAT 10 hour hop included a hamburger stop in Stephenville Tex for back seal drivers and poker players Kenny Grant the towering 220 pound freshman tackle from Ada is the best poker player on Cameron at least he was Tuesday night Yours truly hit one inside straight which is about like bowling a 300 game or making a hoic in one on the golf course It took all day Wednesday for Montgomery to get travel clear ance into Mexico City where the Aggies play Mexico City Poly ri day afternoon In an international afftar it will be the first football game on foreign sod for a Camcron squad A DC 6 airliner will fly the Aggit party to Mexico City and back tn I aredo after the game with the remainder ot the trip home tn be made by chartered bus of course 1 Why not make the complete trip by air? Montgomery' has a 51 (rid answer for that one Aggie assistant Ted Owens said he liked to travel by bus "You loe any time for take offs and Vita! statistics department: The super busses you see on the high way these days carry enough gasoline for an 8C0 mde trip they are completely air conditioned: and have a built in outhouse Red Tape Comes In Ribbons a A MEN I CO CITY travel agency assured Montgomery that all details had been completed for the border crossing into Mexico But that wasn't quite correct All members of the party had to sign affidavits stating they were citizens of the United Spates and the Mexican consular insisted that a nearby notary public make out the forms at SI each And there was the little item of a S3 charge per head which all tourists must pay even though Montgomery' insisted the Aggies were going to Mexico to ply their trade as footballers not tourists The crowning blow an hr as pocketbook Is con cerned came when Mexican officials aaid the chartered bus carry grid gear and luggage across the border to be loaded on Cameron's chartered airliner This little chore could be handled only by a Mexican bus company at a cost of $50 It's fortunate indeed that th? Aggies are getting a handsome guarantee to display their version of famed spht attack in sports loving Mexico By the way if anyone happens to be in Mexico City in the next couple of days the Aggies are headquartering at the Regis hotel Oh The Appetite Of Youth ANCY STEPPING halfback Sparky Hefner had a bad case of Tuesday night but felt fine during two hotir workout Sparky couldn't understand why he cot sick All he had on stomach was about six cups of coffee from a jug epared by his wife plus a deluxe hamburger piece of apple pie and two more cups of coffee during a 1:30 am stop at Stephen ville' And speaking of cast iron stomachs stubby guard Joe Bosco quarterback Jackie Martin and tackle Vic Morris awoke at 4:30 am and promptly gobbled down a chocolate pie they had hidden away Montgomery made a quick ruling shortly afterward that no more food would be eaten on the bus We can recall when our stomach was so young and sturdy 4 Wherever you go then' always seems to be some former Cam eron Aggies around Earl Scott a crack blocking back on the Ag gies' powerful Little Rose Bowl team back in 194" is head coach of the Laredo high school grid squad and his top assistant is Glen Woods a red headed guard on the sameiCameron team With Scott's Laredo high school squad watching the held their Wednesday drill in th? spacious Iareoo stadium where the famous Border ONmpics are staged each spring as the first major track camiVa! of the season Must break off now to catch that plane (or Mexico City What a way to make a living Iowa Tackles Michigan In TV eature By RANK LITSKY United Press Sports Writer A defensive battle between Iowa and Michigan and an offensive clash between Notre Dame and Navy highlight the college football program Saturday A capacity crowd of 101001 is expected at Ann Arbor Mich for the "pick game between un beaten Iowa ranked third by the United Press Board of Coaches and 12th ranked Michigan The game also will be televised na tionally (by NBC) ifth ranked Notre Dame also unbeaten is a five point favorite over Navy tied for L3th in the ratings before 58622 at South Ind Sooner Big avorites Oklahoma still shaking from a near loss to Colorado last week is a 30 point favorite over Kansas State The sixth ranked Texas Aggies who share the Southwest Confer ence lead vyith Texas rate six points over potent Arkansas Ohio State tied with Iowa atop the Big Ten is a 14 point choice over win I ps Northwestern Improving Stanford is favoued by one point over Oregon the only team with out a Joss in Pacific Coast Confer ence play Iowa Notre Dame Oklahoma and Texas A and are four of the six national powers still un beaten and untied Of the others Auburn is favored by eight points over lorida and Dartmouth by by three over Yale In the only big games riday night Miami of lorida rates 15 points over Villanova and Boston University six over George Wash ington Other Contest Intersectional Rice over Clem Son Mississippi over Houston Col lege of Pacific ox er Marquette Army over Colgate Pitts burgh over Syracuse West Vir ginia over Penn State Princeton over Brown Cornell over Colum bia 'Pennsylvania over Harvard Michigan State over Wisconsin Minnesota over Indi ana Illinois over Purdue Color ado over Missouri Nebraska over Kansas Cincinnati over Detroit Duke over Georgia Tech Tennessee over North Carolina Auburn over lorida Georgia over Alabama Louisiana State over Vanderbilt Mississippi State over Tulane North Carolina Stat? ever Wake orest South Carolina over Maryland Southwest Texas oxer Southern Methodist Baylor over Texas Christian Oklahoma State over Texas Tech ar West OregQn State over Washington State UCLA over Cal ifornia Washington over Southern California Wyoming over Air orce Academy Sunday Holy Cross over Qtian tico Marines Norse Arlington Head Juco Lists State's Gridders Hit Heavy Drills By The Asxoclsted Press Heavy workouts were staged at two college football fields yester day and a hard scrimmage is scheduled for the third major Okla homa team today StiHwatcr Coach Cliff Speegle ran the Oklahoma State Cowboys through their last hard practice prior tn' Saturday's Homecoming game with Texas Tech Speccle said Larry Rundle's in jured foot is in "apparently good but that the hard charg ing fullback may sec only limited duty against the Red Raiders since he has missed much practice At Norman the Oklahoma Soon ers sharpened their passing attack for Saturday's Kansas State game Then after the first two teams called it quits for the day the third and fourth squads went through a 30 minute scrimmage session Tulsa Coach Bobby Dobbs plans scrimmage sessions today and to morrow to keep the Golden Hurri cane sharp for its next contest with Texas Tech at Lubbock Nov 9 Dobbs plans to scout the Red Raiders personally at Stillwater Saturday Hunters Anglers Share State Lakes TULSA tfi Recreational activity has been evenly divided between duck hunters arid anglers at Okla homa's federally cohtrolled lakes Army Engineers reported today in the weekly recreational bulletin Crappie and black bass angling has taken an upward spurt Chan nel catfish appear to be holding steady as does fishing fori white bass Hunters also are doing pretty well despite the string of warm days recently or this early in the season the report shows a good number of gadwail mallards wood ducks and pintails have been taken Usually at this time the bags aVe made up mostly of teal blsebill coot and other smaller ducks Crappie and sand bass fishing is good at Tenkiller while black bass led the parade at ort Gib son Good was the report from Wister where crappie fishing took the spotlight Black bass and crap pie were taken in abundance at Ljjke Texoma while channel cat catches appear best at Hulah COMPTON Calif Oct Pow erful Northeastern Oklahoma of Miami with a perfect record of six wins and no losses continued to dominate the Northern region of the NJCAA this week after de feating Northern Oklahoma 40 20 Arlington State of Texas also chalked up its sixth straight win and maintained supremacy in the Southern division for the second straight week Mighty Boise stayed on the win ning trail with a resounding 53 0 victory over College of Southern Utah and is pressing for the lead in the North while a new face Wingate of North Carolina appears in second place of the Southern division Thornton of Harvey Illinois moved into the top five this week for the first time and holds down fifth spot in the Northern region Thornton is undefeated in three years and is headed for ils third straight conference title with a record of twenty wins and no loss es over that three year period The ratings: i NORTH Northeast Oklahoma at Miami 6 01 2 Bnif Idaho 3 Cameron Oklahoma at Lawton 4 21 4 airbury Nebraska '5 1 5 Thornton Illinois at Harvey 5 01 Mil TH 1 Arlineton Texas 2 Wingate North Carolina 7JH Tyler Texas 5 1 4 Texarkana Texas 5 0 11 5 Joplin Mlooun 5 1 Grid Attendance Shows Decline By HUGH ULLERTON JR The Associated Press College football attendance de creased in virtually every part of the country except the South and Southwest during the first half of the 1957 season But the over all change was so small it probably could be ex plained by a few schedules that put the more attractive games later in the season this or by uncertain alumni who tossed a coin to decide whether or not they should go to the game on a threat ening day An Associated Press survey of September and October major col lege games showed today that 303 played this yearxdrew 350360 few er spectators than 313 games by the same teams last season On the basis of average attendance per game that shows a decrease ot 126 about 300 persons a game The Atlantic Coast Southeast ern Big Eight Southwest and Border Conferences all marked up gams ranging from 82 per cent in the Southwest to 173 percent in the Atlantic Coast The major Eastern independent col leges also showed a slight 12 due principally to the Army Notre Dame game which pulled some 96000 spectators into the Philadelphia Municipal Sta dium The larger independents scat tered through other sections whose totals are influenced by two big drawing cards NotTe Dame and Miami of lorida experienced an over all decline of 104 percent At this stage of the 1956 season Notre Dame had played four home games before capacity crowds averaging over 59000 This year the Irish have played at home only twice against Indiana and Pitt drawing 112801 in all Miami's home game attendance slipped by about 6400 for four games While the two big league of Southern football registered re spectable attendance gains the smaller Southern Conference Suf fered the biggest percentage of loss 193 percent This could be traced to adrop at West Vir ginia which had 34800 people for last season's opener against its traditional rival Pittsburgh but hasn't played Pitt so far this sea son Richmond also suffered a sharp decline The mighty Big Ten where Michigan can play before 101001 spectators and Ohio State regular ly draws around 80000 for its home games wound up with a 66 percent decline during the first half of the season Attendance in the troubled Pacific Coast Confer ence dropped 61 percent and in the Skyline Conference 69 per cent The attendance decline if it continues to the end of the season reverses the trend of the past few years inal figure for college football last season showed 'an overall gain of about three per cent over 19551 IS Top Pro Picks CHICAGO Halfback Clen don Thomas of the University of Oklahoma and John Crow Texas halfback today were listed as possible bonus selections by the Chicago Cardinals Coach Ray Richards named Thomas and Crow Wednesday as Cardinal potentials in the National ootball League draft this fall Richards also listed two tackles the Texas Charlie Krueger and Loti Michael of Kentucky and Vanderbilt full bait Phil King The Cardinals will have the "bonus pick in the draft because the other clubs in the league have had first choice in the past Next year all 12 clubs ggain will be eligible for the pick with each team stepping out when it gels the bonus choice until each has had a second bonus selection RENEW OLD RIVALRY ATHENS Ga (UP) When Georgia meets Alabama here on Saturday it will continue one of Dixie's oldest football rivalries 'It will mark the 43rd meeting be tween the two schools in a series which dates back to 1895 mas Crow Douglass Snares East Loop Crown Douglass smashed Rogers 13 0 last night to capture the East league title Qt the Midget football program Wayne Shannon raced 40 yards to score on the first play of the game and Izaac Monts added a tally on a one yard plunge In other loop games Post clip ped Jackson 20 6 Jefferson white washed Roosevelt 27 0 and Lin coln downed St Mary 's 21 13 James Gonzales tallied on pass plays of 32 and 40 yards but St Mary's fell before Lincoln John ny Kitchen scored twice and Tony Hamilton drove over on short plunges for counters Jefferson sent three boys across the goalline with Melvin scoring twice and Alberry and Chapman also denting paydirt Cart scored twice including a 17 yand run and Kramz went over from 26 yards out as Post won Garber scored for Jackson INKS TAKE OVER CALGARY Alla (UP) Bob Masterson has resigned as general manager of the Calgary Stam peders of the Canadian ootball League and will be replaced by assistant coach Jim inks Master son joined the Stampeders last season inks played with the Pittsburgh Steeler for lx sea sons ATTENTION ISHERMEN! Register all the big ones yea catch this month at SUR PLUS ree plug with every lb bass free hooks floats and sinkers for every 2 lb crappie Big prize for big gest fish at end of month Opea Every Evening Until US SURPLUS imOaebeRead DtalELS llH Class Headliner Lions Dragons Clash Tonight's Probable Starters QUARTERBACK EDDIE WEST trill lend offensive attack tonight offensive with his repiarkable passing arm The 160 pound sig nal caller ha completed 61 per cent of 98 passes this season He was equally phenomenal' last year The Dragon have another fine back in Carl Dowdy a 175 pound fullback who runs hard up the middle and keeps the defense honest Coach King's forces are finally rounding into shape af ter being stricken by the flubug and injury the past three weeks Two backs will see only limited action but the rest of the squad A Douglass to hand Ardmore Douglass the same treatment it received last week when the two highly regarded Class elevens clash at Roosevelt stadium at 8 pm tonight The ninth rated Lions had their six game winning streak snapped last week by Clinton 39 20 The No 1 ranked Dragons will place' their six win on the line tonight Coached by Tim Crisp lhe Dragon rate the solid role especially after impressive victories over Lindsay (31 6) and Purcell (46 0 the oher two powers of the 5B conference The Ardmore team has racked up 188 points to its foes six The match tonight may le a preview of the coming pren play offs Ardmore ohas virtually nailed down their conference title and the Lions are a shoo in for the 7B loop crown Last year the Dragons knocked off the Lions 26 7 at Ardmore and went to the quarterfinals of the state playoff whre they bowed to mighty rederick The Dragons run from a slot formation with quarterback Donald Lee Smith heading the LAWTON DOUGLASS Name Wright (170) Howard Smith (185) Alpha Cooper (170) Leroy Crawford (170) Joe Butler (175) Rice (170) Howard Johnson (10) Lewis Hill (165) Eddie West' (140) Sam Murray (150) Willie Butler (10) Leonard Williams appear fit ullback Eddie Shegog is Suffering an ankle in jury and halfback Leo James ha a hurt knee Quarterback Eddie West leads the Lion offensive attack His halfbacks are swift striking Willie Butler and Sam Murray and fullback Leonard William a reserve halfback who is filling in for Sbegog Murray a 140 pounder with speed stole the show here two weeks ago with three electrifying touchdown runs in a 45 6 romp past Dunjee He is replacing Jame ARDMORE DOUGLASS Name Wright Chas Johnson (180) LE Roger Johnson (162) LT Raymon Watson (l0) LG Ray Thuston (150) Donald McKerson (145) RG I eo Dowdy (160) RT Alcardlo Douglasa 4151) RE Don Lee Smith (160) QB Rav Loftis 152) LH Johnson (140) 1 RH Carl Dowdy (15) Br KICKO: 8 pm at Roosevelt stadium Aw Si SgjaWBB IMB sbBB tgfe 1 'v' SPBr Ml Bi Ha 'mhEb Both city junior high teams see action today Tomlinson is playing host to Ardmore in a 2:30 battle at Roosevelt stadium Central travels to Dun can tonight for a 7:30 pm game Both local schools are under dogs Tomlinson i risking a four game winning streak The Wolves edged Duncan 19 18 here Ardmore downed the Little Demons 13 0 Central fell to Ardmore earlier in the season 20 0 Central junior Cougars travel to Duncan tonight for a 7:30 clash with the favored lit tle Demons sched uled game here this afternoon against Cubs was post poned because of the flu outbreak in Ardmore Coach Duard Cougars hope to rebound from a 20 6 loss at the hands of Zundy at Wichi ta alls last week buUencounter a strong Duncan crew which has lost only twice 134) to Ardmore and 19 18 to Tomlinson The Cougars will go into the game in good condition with but one casualty end Robert McCune who will be sidelined with an ankle sprain i Tarleon Back Boosts Lead In Ball Toting APJJNGTON Oct 31 Tarleton State college halfback Bobby Walls fattened his Pioneer conference rushing lead last week with 118 yards on 11 carries and simul taneously moved into the number two spot in total offense Now boasting 432 yards net gain in six games Walls trails San Angelo quarterback Charles Schlemmer in moving the ball Schlemmef who had 80 ydrds rushing and passing as his Ram team lost 41 6 to Del Mar has totaled 472 passing yards and 216 aground for his 688 yard top figure Kenny Williams Arlington State's flashy freshman halfback is making a runaway of the in dividual scoring race He added a touchdown last Thursday to bring his season total to nine which with a conversion give him 55 points and a 30 point bulge over his near est competition teammates Justin Rowland and Dan Malone 40 pass completions in 81 tosses for 472 yards make him the class of the loop there Trailing him is Tarleton's Tommy Cheek quarterback with 20 of 46 for 333 yards also held hl punt ing lead on an average of 454 yard for 15 boots letterman end Gil Gfell is sec ond with a 421 yard average in nine trie A four w'ay battle for pass re ceiving leadership is shaping up with end Clyde Noonkest er of Tar leton's Plowboys as this week leader on 11 catches for 208 yards and three touchdowns ASC's Jus tin Rowland who sat out last week's game has 11 for 164 yards and four TDs Close behind are Gfell and Jim rost San Angelo halfback with ten catches each have been good for 161 yards lor 112 Williams of Arlington State tops punt returners with five for 149 yards while Tarleton's Billy Bob Golson halfback leads in kickoff returns averaging 14J yards in seven runs Mother Staff Quit Suddenly Kansas Seeks New Coach LAWRENCE Kan Stag gering Kansas a stranger to foot ball's big time since the brief re gime of George Sauer today be gan a cold search for a new coach following the surprise resignation of Chuck Mather and five assist ants University officials who said no successor was immediately in sight unanimously termed the mass announcement a Mather 41 and possessor of one of the nation's most fabled records as a high school coach at Massil lon Ohio attributed the action to a desire "not to have our boys competing under the pressure of saving the coach's The Jayhawks racked by recur ring injuries and unspared by a sweeping flu siege have won only one game this fall losing four and tieing one Tecord through his original three year contract which was renewed for a year last spring was 6 22 1 Mather and five hand picked assistants four brought to when he assumed the head coach ing role from Sikes said their decision came after a Tues day night conference The group said it decided cannot solve the footbalh at Kansas "even by winning the four remain ing games Included in the move college biggest shuffle of the year were assistants Paul Schofer Lurl Wartiainen Dave Putts Dick Piskoty and Tom Triplett All but Triplett had been with Mather several seasons most at Massillon Washington High where he won six straight Ohio Prep titles University source said they had t'ontucted no one and "have no successor in However a source close to the athletic de partment said promin ent had already confer red with Arkansas mentor JackMitchell Mitchell was considered a strong candidate for the Jayhawk post four years ago Wednesday How ever he denied having talked with alumni and added that he had further comment because I have too many problem of my own to look anywhere Mather and the five resigning assistants will fulfill their present contracts by completing the cur rent season Mather who declined comment on hi future plans broke the new to thensquad before Wednes practice He said it would relieve pressure from the mind and divert their atten tion' th remainder of the Arlington State and Camcron State with the latter idle last week continued to dominate team statistics The Rebels lead in rush ing having moved the ball 1580 yards aground in six games With 559 yards in the air the ASC crew also leads in total offense Cam eron's 589 yards passing is best in the conference and their 1755 yard total offense is second only to the Rebel figure Boston's Writers ace New Problem NEW YORK (UP) Boston sports writers who have had their hands full with temperamental Ted Williams bettej steer clear of goalie Terry Sawchuk of the De troit Red Wings when he plays against the Bruins at Boston Sun day night Sawchuk who quit the Bruins in mid season last year because his nerves were Is on the war path again And he's especially furious at the writers whom he claims leave me After scoring his first shutout since rejoining the Red Wings a 4 0 effort against the New York Rangers Wednesday night Saw chuk refused to talk to newsmen ights Last Hightr AtwelatHI CHICAGO Line 133 Mtuke eon Mich outpotnled Orlando Zulueta IM Havana 141 BEAUMONT Tex BItzar Junior" tore 124 Port Arthur Tex oul pointed Henry Gault 1ZL Spartan burr 10 SAO PAULO Paulo de Jesus Brazil knocked out Pertco Garcia ISO1 Peru year Akins Vaults To Second In Welter List NEW YORK Virgfl Akins rf St Louis today was listed second among contenders for the world welterweight crown vacated by middleweight champion Carmen Basilio Monthly ratings by Ring Maga zine placed Akins behind Isaac Logart of Cuba who had been the No 2 contender behind former champ Tony DeMarco of Boston Akins knocked out DeMarco in ths 14th round of a scheduled 15 rouncer Tuesday in Boston 'to bring about the shuffled ratings DeMarco is now third Title Recognized The fight was recognized by the Massachusetts Boxing Commis sion as a title bout but the Na tional Boxing Assn of which the Massachusetts body 4s a member: the European ederation and the World Committe accepted it only as an elimination Akins who had been sixth in the division also won the maga ighter of the Month award Vince Martinez Paterson NJ Charley Smith Los Angeles Calif Gil Turner Philadelphia and Gas per Ortega Mexico are rated fourth through seventh respec tively in the division and all are among those being mentioned to take part in eliminations for the welter crown Jackon Slip The NBA has named Akins Lo gart Turner and Martinez as the eligible but the Work! Commit tee is also considering Ortega and George Barnes of Australia ranked ninth by Ring The maga zine believes Smith belongs in any elimination that would include Turner Ortega or Barnes The World Committee was expected to name its list tomorrow There were also some change among the heavyweights Tommy Jackson of New York continued to slip Idle the past month Jackson was dropped from fourth to fifth He was replaced by Roy Harris of Cut and Shoot Tex who won a 10 round deci sion over Willi Besmanoff of Ger many Mike DeJohn of Syracuse first round knockout winner over Alex Miteff moved iru to the eighth spot among the elite while Miteff dropped from seventh to 10th HEAVYWEIGHTS Chainpion lov4 Patterson Brooklyn XY Eddie Ma chen Redding Calif 2 Zora oIIey Chandler Artz 3 Winie PasUano Xew Orleans 4 Roy Harris Cut and 5 Tex 5 Tommy Jackson ar Rockaway NY Pat McMurtry Tacoma Wash 7 Nino Valdes cuhE Mike DeJohn Syracuse NY 9 Wayne Bethea New iofk jo AJex 'Miteff Antenttoa LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS: Champion Archie Moore San Diego Calif 1 Ha rold Johnson Philadelphia Yolanda Pompey Tnnldad 3 twi Durelle Ca nada 4 Tony Anthony Xew York W'Hh Hoepner Germany 6 Artenio Cal zavara Italy '7 Chuck Spfeser Lansing Mich Gerhard Hecht Germane 9 Eric Schoppner Germany 10 Claitnca Htnnant Wasmngton MIDDLEWEIGHTS: Champion Carmen Basilio Syracuse NY 1 Ray obinson New York' Gene ullmer Jor dan Utah 3 Rory Calhoun White Plains NY 4 Joey GiardeUo Philadelphia 5 Charley Humez rance 6 Ellsworth "Spider" Webb Chicago 7 Jury Giam bra San rancisccL a Charley Joseph New Orleans 9 Bobby Boyd Chicago IO Ya ma Bahama Bimini BWL Championship sa cant 1 Isaac Logart Cuba Virgil Akins St Lotus 3 Tony DeMarco Boston Vince Martinea Paltetsun NJ 5 Char ley Smith Los Angeles A GU Turner Philadelprua 7 Gaspar Ortega Mexico Kid Gart'an Cuba 9 George Barnes Australia 20 Larry Baker Mount Ver non NY LIGHTWEIGHTS: Cha m'p ion Jos Brwn New Orleans Duilio Loi Italy 2 Kenny Lane Muskegon Mich 3 Ralph Dupes New Orleans 4 WiiJje Toweel South Africa Paotl Rosi New York Joe Lopes Sacramento 7 Baby Vaz quez Mexico Orlando Zulueta Cuba 9 Johnny Busso New York 10 Al Ne varez Mexico EATHERWEIGHTS: Champion Hogan Kid Baasey Mgena 1 Chert! Hamla rance 2 Ike Chestnut New York Miguel Berrios Puerto Rico 4 lash Eiorde Philippines 5 Jw Cortrrn Lns Angeles Moore Springfield Ohm 7 Paul Jorgensen Port Arthur Tex BANTAMWEIGHTS: Champion Al phonxe Halimr rance 1 Raul Macias Mexico' 2 Maria ITAgata Italy 3 Leo Esp nosa hluppinea 4 Al Aun Philippines 5 Piero Rollo Italy 4 Dante Bini rance 7 Joe Beccera Mexico 8 Orlando Reyes? Cuba 9 Man UH Armenteroa Cuba 10 Jose Lopez Mexico LYW EIGHTS: Champion Pascual Per ex Argentina 1 Young Martin Spain2 Renton Anas Venezuela Dommy Ursua Philippinea 4 Masajl Iwamoto Japan 3 Ansllde PozzalL Italy 6 Pon Krngpetcher Thailand 7 Memo Diez Mexicn Hitoehl Misako Japan 9 Ra mon catautyud Venezuela 16 Robert Pol lazoo rance CH4MP TO IGHT HOUSTON Tex IB World light weight champton Joe Brown will meet Kid Centella of Nicaragua here Nov 12 in a 10 round neo title bout CINCY SIGNS COLLEGIAN CINCINNATI The Cincinnati Redlegs today signed Herb Kosten 21 year old third baseman and of lhe University of Ala bama baseball team MADDEN'S BARGAIN SPOT PLENTY CHEAP CARS 157 CHEVROLET pickup NEW bargaia CQC priced JJJ 15 CHEVROLET door hard top one owaer very cleaa fir1 196 ORD folly equipped tike 1954 CHEVROLET docr hard top power brake steering one owner PRICED TO SELL! 19M PLYMOUTH station wagon very dean $7QC extra I vJ' 19 CARS TO GO AT ONLY800 PER CAR MAD MAN MADDEN is ready to sell right See him today! 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