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News-Pilot from San Pedro, California • 5

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NEWS-PILOT SAN PEDRO CALIFORNIA SATURDAY EVENING SEPT 21 1935 MAX BAER TO FLY TO NY FOR FIGHT iTinil JL -a 0 Texas Even Bet Against SP Tigers First Choice San Pedro Tigers Composed of Football Veterans Fill TILT Californians to Copy Gene Tunney Strategy Idea Medically Sound ill Fine met ajLja Dr Squad Rated Strong Defensively Dry Handicapped Pittsburgh Contests With Cubs Cards May Decide Scrap By Hugh Fullerton Jr Associated Press Sports Writer The Pittsburgh Pirates who are I not likely to finish higher than fourth in the National league this in season today found themselves season way pennant battle between Chicago fly St CubTand ihe rough and tumble -Louis Cardinals with a possiwmy that their actions may decide the TOe Sues play a pair of games at Chicago today and tomorrow while the Cards play tests with the Reds Then Pitts burgh moves on to St Loute for a pair while the Cubs are Idle and after that the pennant rivals meet in a five-game hand to hand con-1 fUCt' STANDINGS TOLD After a day of complete idleness for all major league clubs yesterday the standings of the Cubs and Cards and the New York GlantS who been completely eJim-inated from the race yet was as Pet 20000 Expected at Oxy-Mexico Opener Lions Shoot Dynamic Youngster Picked follows as Starting Quarter by Coach Jones Cubs II LUBE FANS Behind To Play 646 632 24 10 600 7V4 14 1 52 53 56 95 91 Giants-84 LOS ANGELES Sept Sue- If the Cards should go straight The San Pedro Tigers longshoremen footballers who lost a hard-fought game to the Maryland last Sunday are apparently headed for another stiff scrap to- morrow afternoon when they make their second start of the season against the Texas at Navy field at 1:30 The Steers stampeded to the field for practice immediately after the ship returned from sea yesterday and were to go through morning and afternoon drills today While Dr charges shown much In attack so far they have strong forwards and are rated an even bet since Mike Dry Tiger back-field ace may not be at his best HURTS TOE trouble is the big toe on his left foot which he injured in a workout At last reports it was sore enough to make the triplethreat man limp Coach Georgs (Spud) Murphy however believes Dry will be able to start Harry Morgtson and George Gould fleet backs and Gene Metzger quarter will be running mates Murphy said There will be one change in the line Fred Falk starting at guard In place of Red Moran The Tigers were strengthened today by the return from Seattle of Art (Gunboat) Hartjes huge fullback Hartjes is particularly effective in backing np the line and will move in for Dry if the injury proves too trouble- some Dr Gardner has a young and ambitious squad of four full teams and may try to wear the Tigers down with strings of substitutes There are only three real veterans among the players Longcrler Baker and Popeck Many of the new men however have had previous experience in school and show promise of going places if they can get to clicking offensively LIKELY LINEUP The starting lineup will probably be Guyge and Mlmms ends Felds-cher and McClurg tackles Roberts and Baker guards Longcrler center Lynch quarter Johansen and Myer halves and Klmnltz full Dill reserve back Is a fine punter and passer The team will match the Tigers in weight It will be the Steers first regular game although they engaged In scrimmages with the West Virginia Arizona and Oklahoma Meanwhile Manager Christie of the Tigers was busy arranging a contest with the 8 8 Mississippi for a week from Sunday at Navy field ceeding 'such Trojan greats of the thr0ugh their five games against Star Gains 10 Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and the AtmeUCS Uiar udius 1 past as Morley Drury Morton Kaer Clncinnati and Many Harbor Baseball Followers Expected to Watch Merchants Points Vaughan Slips Under 400 LOS ANGELES Sept 21 (-Twenty thousand are expected to oass through the gates of the coliseum today to watch the University of Mexico and Occidental college open the footbal season here farwest Occl- Don Williams Marsh Duffield Russ Bucs should knock off theCubs a Saunders Orv Mohler Homer Grlf- coupie 0f times to end Chicago fith and Warburton Dave 16 game winning streak the final Davis will take over the important I series would open with the standing position of starting quarterback for this Way: the University of Southern California eleven this year fiords 96 53 Cubs 95 54 633 Boasting one of the best small-college elevens in the dental is favored to win by three believes his pupils will surprise the NEW YORK Sept 21 (JP) The rise of one Important big league Iigure and the fall of another fur- That would mean Chicago would nished the hitting high spots of the By Edward Neil SPECULATOR Sept 21 plenty ol verbal bat tling going on about it but Max Baer was determined today to take another leaf from the book of Gene Tunney the man who never overlooked a bet and fly down to fight Joe Louis in the Yankee stadium Tuesday night Tunney who first made this tiny Adirondack town a fight camp flew from here in a seaplane to the last championship defense of his career against Tom Heeney in New York in 1928 He also flew from Stroudsburg in the Pocono mountains to Philadelphia for his title triumph over Jack Dempsey in the rain of the Sesqul-centennial stadium in 1926 TO UPSET FOE Gene said then that flying was a gesture to upset Dempsey who was so harassed by that time that he care if Tunney came afoot or on horseback Not until after Gene had retired was the reason for the flights during which Tunney was violently airsick revealed It seems that Gene had sound medical advice to back his air jaunt The altitude at Speculator is about 2000 feet above sea level The air naturally is more rarefied than at sea level where the fight will take place There is less oxygen in the air in the mountains So doctors told him that during his training his body would accustom itself to the rarefied atmosphere that when he1 went down to sea level the increased percentage of oxygen in the air would act like a supercharger on an automobile For 12 hours the increased oxygen would act as a stimulant After that a mild reaction sets in Baer knows that and is deter' mined to fly to the fight just as Tunney did but Mike Jacobs promoting what looks like the first $1000000 prize fight in New York in eight years is as violently opposed as Tex Rickard was when Gene broached the subject But Mike apparently will have no better success than Rickard did planned to send after you is in the workshop stop No can use stop Suggest take Ja' cobs wired Baer Max wants to fly like to fly in the best but more than that he wants his way a flying junk shop resting on the lake he Informed Jacobs bother about plane in workshop Will come down in this ASSURED OF PLANE This assured Baer of flying to New York in the finest safest most palatial ship Jacobs can beg borrow steal or even hire better not think kidding Max said today coming by air and not leaving here untU Tuesday He has more reasons for wishing to stay here as long as possible He wants to sleep the night before the fight that means his future in the bed to which he is accustomed He hates the thought of a long automobile ride 250 miles to New York with the necessity of another workout to iron the kinks from his legs He dreads taking a train which means a sleeper or a long day ride Probably more than anything else he hates the thought of being cooped up in a hotel room In New York for 24 hours unable to go out because of crowds unable to entertain because of the'- fight coming on not allowed to see anyone Idaho All Tars Team Mix Tonight California team Mexico is expected to dely on speed and an aerial game devised by Howell whose passing was a sensation of the New Day game in Pasadena Occidental will have an edge in reserve strength and will unveil its offense for the first time in public li II Davie is a stocky serious high strung lad who finds such a thrill in football that he suffers nervous attacks commonly called when he has to stay on the side lines during a game or a scrimmage Dynamic and determined he is an inspiring leader and Coach Howard Jones believes that he will give the Trojan eleven good generalship during the coming campaign A native son Davis was hr have to win four out of five to capture the flag outright while anything better than a 2-3 loss would win for St Louis If Pittsburgh should lose two to Chicago and win two from St Louis however even though the Cards trim Cincinnati's fifth-place aspirants the situation would be far different The Cubs would thus gain a three-game lead need- aim has been to lead the National inline only one victory to tie and two league with a 400 mark or better Wo Win the flag Further complicat- ran into a serious slump that Taft 20 years ago July 28 He is situation by trimming both seemed to have wiped out his Welsh descent and his home townehe ycould glve the chances to come major leagues during the semi-final week of the 1935 season Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics bidding for the American league crown came close to his objective as he continued his brilliant spurt for another ten point gain in the stretch which started a W6Ck AOi Floyd (Arky) Vaughan whose is martinez where he played four Giants a bare chance Vaughan close to 400 all A big percentage of the harbor basebaU fans who followed the activities of the San Pedro Merchants here during the summer are expected to travel tomorrow to Torrance where Manager Joe crew will meet the Torrance Merchants Storti believes that Torrance wUl send either Lefty Hart Texas leaguer or Johnny Yelovich of the International league to the mound Gailano Patalano local veteran wUl hurl for the Merchants Remainder of the San Pedro lineup will be Gerald Crook Ralph Mann Eddie Smith and Jack Gart land infield John Storti Roy Mc-Cowan and Hank Olsen outfield and Adrian McCowan catcher Storti is counting upon his brother Lin Storti infielder of the Milwaukee club of the American association and Bob Du-zich southpaw who played with the Fort Wayne Chiefs of the Three-I league and is under contract to Milwaukee to perform with the Merchants again this winter The Jadrans will travel farther away from home to encounter the Glendale Merchants on the diamond The Knights of Pythias will also be away plying the North Long Bech Merchants at Houghton Park LIEB CONFIDENT LOS ANGELES Sept 21 (P) seasoned football team that includes nine seniors and two juniors will inaugurate the' pigskin season at Gilmore stadium this aft ernoon when it meets Coach Fox Stanton's Caltech Engineers It's my best Loyola team" confidently and not confidentially remarked Coach Tom Lieb Lleb declared he expected shoot the against the Engineers giving his team full opportunity to show its strength Late arrival of the battleship Idaho in port last night caused postponement of the scheduled game between Tex All-Tar football team and the Hellcat eleven The game will be played tonight hi the Strand stadium at Long Beach More than 500 cash customers waited in line early to buy tickets only to wait again after the Hellcat team failed to put in appearance to have their money refunded Lieut John Whelchel Idaho coach sent word that the ship would anchor late but it was ndi-cated that the game would be play- The Idaho coach indicated his team was in fine shape despite week of inactivity and would be ready to go at 8 o'clock tonight season only three times to the plate points to 387 regulars in each LEAGU0 AB 483 693 129 399 67 319 33 594 91 LEAGUE 690 85 600 114 683 105 58B 115 607 95 Pet 387 357 351 343 340 347 346 341 337 334 years of high school football and captained the eleven in his final season He is five feet eight inches in height and weighs 165 pounds Dave entered Southern California two years ago and soon was making long runs for the Trojan freshmen at quarterback Last year he was a varsity reserve behind Warburton although he started several important games for Troy He is a hard hitter for his size has a fast change of running pace for open field work passes well and is a fair kicker The Trojan speedster is majoring in petroleum engineering and will be graduated a year from June through SLIM CHANCE New York plays seven games against the Braves five against Brooklyn and two against the Phillies and has only the slimmest kind of a chance to cop the flag without Vsughan plttsb' 133 winning them all Compared to that situation the American pennant chase is a cut and dried affair The Tiger have been regarded as for some time and they may possibly clinch the flag today The current standing shows Detroit leading by Tg games with nine to go for each club The Braves certain to finish last in the senior circuit have a chance to equal or surpass two modern National league records They have lost 107 games already and have 13 to play The records are the Phillies' 1928 marks of 109 losses and a final average of 283 The Cleveland Nationals In 1899 lost 134 games and won 20 for a 130 mark that has never been threatened hit safely in 19 official trips and dropped ten The first five major league follow: NATIONAL Medwlck St Louifi 144 Hartnett Chicago 112 Lombardi Cln 116 Terry New York 143 AMERICAN Voamik Cleveland 143 Foxx Phlla 138 Myer Wahinton 142 Greenberg Detroit 143 Cramer Phlla 139 Negroes Ask to Delay DETROIT Sept Impending Trotter met today from 5000 who prepared a of the Beach Eleven Drubs Redondo High 24-0 KING ENTHRONED NEW YORK Sept 21 King Football crowded into the national sports scene for a two reign today with teams going Into action in most sections of the country Most of the opening games were expected to be one-sided affairs with major colleges figuring to get their machines running smoothly for the stlffer tests ahead and some of the smaller institutions nursing a forlorn hope of upsetting their more highly rated rivals and gaining na tlonal fame Louis Marriage Ill TEST FOR CZECH ACE Beach Team Named as oe for Harbor City Sonoras to Play at Hollis Field Sunday The Redondo Seahawks who won the Bay league football championship last year took a 24-0 trouncing from Long Beach Poly at Long Beach yesterday afternoon in one of the features of a series prep school practice games Los Angeles high defeated Santa Monica 20-7: Whittier defeated Montebello 21-0 Muir Tech of Pasadena swamped Burbank 42-0 El Monte defeated South Pasadena 14-6 Woodrow Wilson defeated Louzinger 26-0 and Torrance nosed out Banning 7-6 in other games LOS ANGELES Sept 21-MP)- The question of Just how £ood Roderick Menzcl the Czecho-Slo- Joe DiMaggio Hero as Seals Win Flag 21 Joe marriage to Marva temporary opposition Detroit negroes petition asking postponement ceremony until Oct I The petition is being prepared up-in the theory that a nervous bridegroom-elect would not make much of a fight against Max Baer Tuesday night in the Yankee stadium Edgar Pitts president of the Joe Louis club said he would seek the signatures of Governor Frank Fitzgerald and Mayor Frank Couzens on the document Which will be taken to Miss Trotter and Louis by the Boosters club by train Monday Ducky Pond Calls Yale Squad Finest The San Pedro Sonora baseball club originally scheduled to travel to Highland Park tomorrow will play at Hollis field instead against a Southern California Baseball association team to be named today by Secretary Roy Duncan Highland Park begged off to play a special game Lefty Rodriguez veteran harbor southpaw has taken over the management of the Sonoras and will probably pitch tomorrow with Me Henry behind the plate The Economy Market club of Long Beach will provide the opposition for the Harbor City Merchants in an Inter-City league game tomorrow on the Harbor City diamond it was learned today at league headquarters Manager Jim Cottle of Harbor City announced earlier in the week his club would face a team known to him only as the Used Cars department The Market squad formerly played under the name of Red Sox The USS Vestal filling in byes in the schedule wUl engage Santa Anita on a diamond near Santa Ana tomorrow afternoon vakian may be answered in today' quarter-finals matches of the Pacl wuthwest tennis tournament wSen he runs into John Van Ryn the national doubles title holder A year ago Menzel towering and powerful came here much heralded only to be chmnated the first round of play But in Skippers Continue Titular Series Races Joe Son Out for Bruin Frosh Eleven LOS ANGELES Sept 21 Don Brown son of Joe of film fame is a promising center prospect for the A freshman football team He Is 18 years old stands 6 feet in height and weighs 19C pounds (By the Associated Press) looked at Joe D1 Maggio his prize San Francisco outfielder and heaved a contented sigh today Joe the come-through kid won another ball game for the Seals last night and thereby clinched the second-half pennant in the Pacific coast league basebaU race sending the Seals into the play-off next week against Los Angeles timely bingle came in the seventh and last Inning of tlje short second game of a double-header with Seattle It was a rousing double which banged against the centerfield fence and which was followed by Ted sigle which brought DiMaggio home with the winning run The score was 2 to 1 GALES FERRY Conn Sept 21 If Ducky Pond can develop about four top flight linemen as he administers regular doses of his famed psychology to his eager Yale football squad the Bulldogs will again out-fight Out-smart and outplay their "big rivals This enthusiastic young football director has been drilling 61 impressive candidates at this rowing camp for the past week and today just before they headed back to New Haven he described his squad as finest I have ever seen at Ilovie People Start Led respectively by the yachts Trade Wind and the sloop Mystery of Newport skippers of the 45-foot sailing association and the sporty six-meter class continue today with titular series races of a 1935 high-point trophy championships Some 25 sea-going windjammers will enter the race a 22-mile beat across the channel to Catalina Island Isthmus The six-meter boats will break out canvas in the seventh and semi-final race of the gold cup championships of the California Yacht club Easl for Big Fighl 5 GETS 40 Motorcycle Riders to Race at Ascot Tomorrow Forty motorcycle riders will compete in the 100-mile gold cup hlU road race tomorrow afternoon at Ascot speedway with Cordy Milne Bo Llsman Jack Milne Byrd McKinney Ed Kretz and Jim Young heading the field Earl Robinson who Just shattered the transcontinental motorcycle record from New York to Lob Angeles was added as a starter today NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet- OBL Chicago 95 53 St Louis 91 53 New York 84 56 Pittsburch 84 63 Cincinnati 66 83 Brooklyn 63 80 Philadelphia 60 83 Boston 34 107 Games behind leader Beaoits No samel scheduled 2' 4 7V4 29 '4 30H 33 58 Young Peter Jackson Stops John Martinez HOLLYWOOD Cal Sept (P) Hollywood began to look like a de serted village today as the movie stars left in droves for New York to see Joe Louis and Max Baer settle their fistic argument next Tuesday in the Yankee stadium Indications were that between 30 and 50 film players would be at the fight Some left by train last night but the majority had airplane reservations for Sunday and Monday A number of directors revised shooting schedules in order to free players who asked for the time off he came back with a vengeance this season crashing three of the west's younger stars uhhout apparent opposition While Menzel and Van Ryn are staging their battle to see who shal play Wilmer Allison the national champion Donald Budge the Oakland internationalist will clash with Gerald Bartosh Los Angeles in what promised to be ft rather easy victory for the young red-haired northern Californian The winner here earns the dubious distinction of going Into the other semi-finals bracket against Frank Shields who has displayed the finest tennis of the tournament on the trail up Shields experienced his hardest match yesterday pulled out a straight sets victory over Gene Mako of the Davis cup team 8-6 7-5 Allison had an even less difficult time eliminating Jack Lynch the former national junior champion Lynch was stage-struck when he appeared on the center court be-fore the crowd and lost 6-1 7-8 Two quarter-final matches also will be featured In the womens singles with the two remaining Wightman cup stars- of England answering the call Miss Katherine Stammers meets Mrs John Van Ryn of Philadelphia in what should prove a victory for the British star while Mrs Freda James plays Miss Gracyn Wheeler young Santa Monica girl Toltecs Columbia Steel Nines to Clash Sunday The Wilmington Toltecs wUl meet the Columbia Steel nine of Torrance tomorrow afternoon in an Inter-City league game on the Toltecs1 diamond Montgomery and Chavez will comprise the Toltec battery The Utah which failed to keep a date with the Toltecs last Sunday is scheduled to encounter the Del tas at Terminal Island AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet GBL Detroit 9 New York 82 Clevelmd 75 Boston "4 53 59 69 71 634 682 621 MO 7 16 1714 SAN DIEGO Calif Sept 21 (JP) Peter Jackson California lightweight boxing champion today held a six-round technical knockout over Johnny Martinez San Bernardino welterweight The Los Angeles negro won every round but the third when Martinez pounded him heavily about the body The San Bernardino battler finished with badly cut Ups 493 432 423 20 2744 30 73 60 83 84 70 Chtcago Dewitt Van Court Hals and Hearty at 75 Year LOS ANGELES Sept 21 A dominating figure In the boxing game for half a century Dewitt Van Court one-time trainer of the late Jim Corbett heavyweight champion today observes his seventy-fifth birthday Hale and hearty he gives the recipe for good health and longevity as constant exercise and clean living 398 33 (4 Manager Walt Morris of the Lo-mtta Merchants stepped out and secured another shortstop today to strengthen his team for its fourth contest this season with the Los Angeles Colored Giants tomorrow afternoon on the Lorn it a diamond The Giants won the preceding games Loren Weddle an El 6egundo youngster is the new inlielder coming to Lomlta from the Standard Oilers The addition to the equad wiU allow Riley Hamilton to return to first base with Spring-man at second and Benny Markham at third Eddie Slcfcinger Chris Pollca Joe Venable and Car-roll will be on hand for outfield duty Morris plans to start Lonnie Ce ctl while Sam James is expected to work for the Giants Glen Shultz Eppley are Lomlta mound r- Washlnston 63 St Louie 60 Phlladelphl 85 Game behind leeder Retold No tames scheduled Laval Daughter Mate to See Big League Game LOS ANGELES Sept 21 UP-Blg league baseball reckoned Count Rene Adelbert De Chambrun and his bride the former Marie Jose Laval daughter of Premier Laval of France honeymooning here today They planned to leave tonight or Sunday for St Louts to see the CerdtoaU bath? -the Chicago Cubs for the National league champion' JQP lnB iiauuiii Curtis Claims Bantam Ring Title of Hawaii HONOLULU Sept 21 Augie Curtis of Los Angeles claimed the bantamweight boxing title of Hawaii today after smashing his way to a ten-round decision over Alejandro Pazmore of Honolulu here last night Pet OBL 606 570 34 560 4 500 10 490 iut 470 13 440 leVb 364 24 Bob Swanson racked up another main event midget auto racing victory last night finishing almost a lap ahead of Gil Guthrie in the 40-lap feature at Long Beach Motet speedway Swanson passed Guthrie on the 15th lap and Increased his lead as the race progressed Bob Ware was third Andy Guthrie fourth and Bill Betteridge fifth Swanson's time was 11:426 Guthrie however defeated Swanson in three-lap trophy dash in 49 42 seconds and led his Gilmore Cubs to a 5 to 2 victory over Atlantic Seals in team racing Pablo Dano Butts Way to Win Over Echeverria HOLLYWOOD Sept 21 (JP) Pablo Dano Filipino featherweight last night butted himself to a 10-round decision over Fillo Echever-ria of Cuba before 4500 persons at the American Legion stadium The island battler won despite losing two rounds on fouls because of his butting tactics COAST LEAGUE FFH 3 sn mneiteo 60 89 8 Missions 87 43 5 Portland 44 1 Los Anjeles 60 50 6 Sesttlo 3 Oakland 83 7 Sacramsntd 4 Hollywood 86 Finished first half Gsmes behind leader Rosalia Hollywood 7 Mission Los Angeles 13 Sacramento 8 San Francisco 9-3: Seattle 4-L Portland 14-Oakland I Santa Barbara Held to 6-6 Tie by Club Eleven SANTA BARBARA Sept 21 (P) opening football game here ended in a 6-6 deadlock between the Santa Barbara State Teachers college and the Santa Barbara Athletic club last night Rf6 It tl ihl hnl In' Look lor the "GoI4 hood Him wYmco to ii bli'Io' bUc la er it iMnictio shlp a cut in world series cash I serves dan ol MO Sins I Tbi to and pips.

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