El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 12

Herald-Post Sports Putters Jo Page 12 Friday Oct 1 1943 Camp Wilson Will Play Fullback for All-Stars THE EL PASO ALL-STARS will have power in the backfield aftci all for their game tomorrow night against the Army Commandos from Ft Bliss at the Austin High Stadium Camp Wilson 212-pound fullback will supply that power Dis charged from the Army because of an ankle injury he reported at the All-Star practice yesterday Coach' Chule" Milner was almost over Lead Indians Against Austin Jz- I jC'- O' yilpy Chandler Set For Start in World Series By CARL LUXDQUIST United Fresi Staff Carrepn6cnt NEW YORK Oct The difference between the winning and losing shares in the World Series probably is the greatest incentive for inspired play in the annual classic and this year it may work to greater advantage for the Yankees than the Cardinals Though most of the Cardinals weren't as lean and hungry as described and were getting considerably more than pay" from Owner Sam Breadon it generally was reported that a lot of them got more for winning the 1942 series than they did for playing the entire year in the National League However during the off season Breadon rewarded the kids with substantial pay boosts and they need the series money this fall as badly as last The situation is different with the Yankees Such first year men on the club as Billy Johnson Bud Metheny Charley Wensloff George Stirn-weiss Nick Etten and Roy Weath erly have replaced high priced Yankee veterans like Charley Ruffing Joe DiMaggio Tom Henrich George Selkirk and Red Rolfe Hie difference between the winning and losing usually about $3000 may spur them to greater effort and key the entire team to their pitch The smallest crowd in the history of Yankee Stadium 711 paying guests saw Spurgeon (Spud) Chandler do a three inning brisk World Series tuneup in which he held the Chicago White Sox hitless The Sox got to his successor Bill Zuber however and turned in an 8 to 3 victory Biggs Unbeaten Pecos to Meet Plumbers Next Three teams Biggs Field Sanitary Plumbers and Pecos survive play today in the Southwestern Softball Tournament No games are scheduled tonight but tomorrow night the Pecos Airmen will meet the Sanitary team in a single attraction The winner will meet Bond Sunday night Sanitary Plumbers drubbed the 411th Signal Co of Biggs Field 11-1 last night and Biggs edged Bond Transfer 6-5 The line score: 411th Si final Co Sanitary 510 122 11 8 Batteries: Thomas Pri risen and Gar-berlck Armstrong Crowder and Hunter Bond i 010 230 6 7 5 Batteries: Teague and O'Rourke Pearcy and Reed Albuquerque Long Shot Pays $3320 Bp Auuoclated Prest ALBUQUERQE Oct l-Laflf Allset came home a $3320 fer $2 ticket in the third race at the State Fair yesterday as a record crowd set a new mark of $85216 through the pari-mutuel machines The amount wagered In the first five days of the fair rose to $339539 Lady Allsct paid top odds of the day come with joy at seeing the big fullback Milner announced that Wilson will be a starter against the Army team at fullback not only will give us needed weight and power but he's a good passer and punter" Milner said In his first practice here Wilson did not appear to be bothered much by his lame ankle The Commandos will match Wilson's bulk with two big backs of their own Danny Brandt 190-pounder who played for the Second Air Force Bombers in the Sun Bowl last year against Wilson and the other Hardin-Sim-mons players and Lt George McCall 228-pound fullback who has played eight years of Army football The rest of the Commando lineup: Mickey Malaguti (160) and Dave Blair team captain (160) backs Alex Gabis (180) and Clarence Schurwan (190) ends Marvin Mitchell (225) and Joe Appio (180) tackles Tom Barfell (185) and Joe Newby (160) guards Martin Knud-son (185) center The Commandos In reserve have Vernon Weil 235-pound tackle Edmond Lerche 210-pound guard Odell Inglis 235-pound tackle and Gregory another tackle who weighs 215 'Both teams will complete their drills for the game today Officials for the game will be: McCarver referee Harris umpire Marshall Pennington head linesman and Ross Moore field judge PA Array Discharges Camp Wilson For Ankle Injury CAMP WILSON has joined the ranks of Frankie Sinkwich Tuffy Leemans Ken Strong A1 Blozis Howie Schultz Greg Rice and other hardy 4-F athletes Wilson has received a medical discharge from the Army and is now enjoying life as a civilian The medics at Camp Roberts Calif looked him over and decided that he wasn't physically fit for the Army Two years ago at Tarleton Junior College left ankle was sliced by a lawn mower The Achilles tendon was severed Although he was one of the best fullbacks as a member of the flardin-Simmons team last season the injury bothered him and it pained him more as an infantryman in the Army as much so or more so than Frankie llat footsies The doctors operated and Wilson spent three weeks in an Army hospital He still was unable to wear a high-top GI shoe and take those long marches that foot soldiers have to undergo Wilson and Mobley Torrid Touchdown Twins WILSON will not return to Hardin-Simmons because the Cowboys have quit football for the duration Players of their Border Conference championship and Sun Bowl team have scattered Most of them are in the Service The head coach Warren Woodson is a lieutenant in the Navy and is stationed at Holbrook Arizona Little Mobley the other member of the Cowboys touchdown combination last year is at Camp Maxey Texas The Wilson-Mobley duo was a pair of touchdown travelers Wilson was a trenchant line smasher Mobley a breakaway beauty The Miners ganged Wilson at Abilene last year so Mobley ran wild against the Orange and White Wilson says the best game he played was against Baylor He almost single handed beat the Bears 13-6 We saw both of them almost beat the Second Air Force Bombers In the Sun Bowl Mobley was one of the leading scorers and led the whole country in yardage Wilson was third among the ground gainers with a total of 994 yards to his credit you know?" Wilson asked none of the Southwest Conference schools wanted Mobley because he was too small?" Yes and it is remembered that Bulldog Turner sell himself to any of the Conference teams either He had to go to Hardin-Simmons to make the Little All-America Tulsa Wants llim But Shopping Around WILSON will try to play football and believes his sore foot will not keep him from busting lines like he did last year Henry Frnka heard about his discharge from the Army and has been burning up the wires trying to sign him Wilson is going to take his time and shop around If his ankle doesn't slow him up he can make any big school eleven in the country Does any team want a 212-pound fullback who has three years of eligibility and can hit a line with the impact of a blockbuster? crowd boys Center Noel Howard over the ball) and LeRoy Juen will lead the Ysleta Indians into action tonight in their district opener with the Austin Panthers at the Austin Stadium Howard and Juen are co-captains for tonight's games Dusky Drew Draws Display Determination By BOB INGRAM IT WAS SURPRISING as well as Lige draw with Midget Mexico at the Juarez Bullring last night The slender Negro boxer holder of a previous knockout over the Midget give the fight an honest effort the way it looked from this corner Drew levelled in one round only the fourth in which he nailed the Midget with several rights and lefts to the jaw For the rest of the bout he apparently coasted He spent a lot of the night locked in Arruza Returns Your New Fall Clothes Are At The UNION! That's why there isn't enough whiskey available to meet the public demand Yet since our plants stopped distilling whiskey last year there has been no change in the official prices of Hiram Walker brands except for the new federal excise tax in 1942 and the OPA adjustments in 1943 The official OPA prices in this city are as follows: There is a nation-wide shortage of whiskey The whiskey now on hand is in no sense a Whiskey is aged for years before it is bottled and marketed and the present supply was intended for sale in 43 44 45 46 and later And now this supply must be stretched through 1947 and 1948 because distilleries are how making only alcohol for war proved Ysleta Has Advantage In Experience A LTHOUGH they are solid fa- vorites Coach Clyde long-legged Ysleta Indians are not likely to have an easy time tonight when they face the Austin Panthers at the Eastside stadium in the opening round of the District 4-AA championship fight A marked improvement has been noticed in the Austin team since its walloping by Midland last week Long practice sessions have resulted in better all-around play Ysleta however has the advantage in being able to put an experienced team on the field The Indians have a line and backfield almost entirely on the ground as neither eleven is skilled in aerial offensive tactics Yaleta Allen 162 LE Kidd 162 Mlllican 186 LT Porter 200 Rader 157 LG Anderson 166 Howard 13S Fletcher 171 Bill Cates 140 RG Fogle 140 Thompson 16S RT Paul 151 Bob cates 154 RE Marusich 148 Carnes 144 i QB Francis 165 Juen 157 i Wsrdy 141 Barry 170 RHB Travis 128 or Jackson 135 Stinson 142 FB Edmundson 172 Officials: McCarver (Howard Payne) referee Moore (Texas Mines) umpire Pennington (Texas) head linesman Me-nutt (SMU) field judge TCU Porkers Open Battle For SW Title BT UNITED PRESS The eyes of Texas football fans will be upon Austin tomorrow as the Southwest Conference favorites the Texas Longhorns tackle independent Southwestern Univer sity but wary glances will be cast northward towards Little Rock Ark It will be at Little Rock that the official conference campaign gets under way with Texas Christian land Arkansas as the contenders The wariness will be felt by the four other Conference members who wonder what TCU will look like in its first outing of the fall and what Razorbacks will do against opposition more of its own class than Missouri Mines Three other games on the week end schedule will find Southern Methodist playing host to North Texas Aggies at Dallas Rice Institute invading Louisiana for a Saturday night tilt against Louisiana state at Baton Rouge and Texas Aggies fcoing to San Antonio for a neutral-site game with Texas Tech Saturday night The of the Southwest probably will be at stake in the game at Austin that is if you are one who concedes Texas the Conference title this far ahead of time for powerful Southwestern has an experienced star-studded outfit that has run roughshod over the North Texas Aggies and the Ward Island Marines without having come close to being scored on Southwestern will be favored to win but it should be close Arkansas has the edge over TCU but the latter team is an unknown quantity Deer Hunted At San Andreas Special to Herald-Pout LAS CRUCES Oct 1 The second annual open season on deer in the San Andres National Wild Life Refuge is announced today by Arthur Halloran refuge manager for the period Dec 1 to 5 Mr Halloran said per cent of the hunters on the refuge during the four-day hunting season got their deer This year the deer population is if anything greater than last so hunters will have a fine opportunity to get either a buck or doe It is estimated that there are probably 1000 deer on the refuge i Hunters wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity need to secure first a New Mexico big game license which may be obtained -from any New Mexico licensed dealer and second they must file application for a special permit with the New Mexico Game and Fish Department at Santa Fe Buddy Scott Wins in 11th Sr United Preis DALLAS Oct 1 Buddy Scott still was heavyweight champion of Texas today despite a bruising contest with Johnny Denson of Indianapolis last night in which Scott won by a technical knockopt at the end of the 11th round when Denson was forced to retire because of an injured hand Up to that point the 194-pound Indiana champion apparently had the better of the scoreboard but had taken terrific punishment from body blows and left jabs in the ninth 10th and 11th rounds that had sent him reeling to the ropes several times Monahans Green Wave To Meet Kermit Special to tterald-Pott MONAHANS Oct The Monahans High School Green Wave eleven trying not to be over-confident because of the 52 to 0 shellacing handed the Eunice team last week will be ready for Kermit when the neighboring boys come to Monahans tonight the embraces of Mexico who must be credited with putting out his best as he always does It rate with the most odorous stinkers In the ring history but showing was far below his performance against Manuel Villa He had the edge over Mexico but he deserved nothing better than a draw for his poor effort Drew will stay over to fight Baby Zavala next Thursday night Zavala will mow him down unless he does better than he did against Mexico Lefty Chilo chilled Angel Mon-narez early in the semi-finaL The southpaw dropped Monnarez with a left hook in the second round and had him so helpless that Referee Payo stopped the proceedings Manny Marmolejo and Sonny Gomez drew Manny Camarillo and Vidal Gayton went to a dead heat in a blistering prelim Joe Martinez decisioned Congo Kid and Pancho Tronera knocked out Mundy Casas in the first round sf To Bullring Carlos Arruza outstanding Mexican bullfighter will return to the Juarez Bullright Sunday at 4:30 where he will alternate i again with Carlos Vera Promoter Roberto Gonzalez said he had signed the two idols of border fans for another bullfight which promises to be as exciting as the one in which the duo appeared a month ago Arruza of Spanish descent is Arruza only 23 years of age and already one of the highest paid bullfighters in the world He is a popular figure at the El Toreo bullring at Mexico City where he has alternated with other top bullfighters- i Teams Tie Ysleta and Austin football teams played a 7-7 tie yesterday at the Austin Stadium The Panther Cubs felt lucky to get off with a tie Ysleta had the ball on the six-inch line when the game ended and a fumble on the one-yard line another time prevented them from scoring A pass Kenneth Shelton to Bradt of 15 yards scored the Ysleta Yannigan touchdown Wallace Gould converted Bill (Poison) Ivey at quarterback played an outstanding game for Ysleta Bill Berryhill counted score on an end sweep of 35 yards Henry Wheeler tried to kick the extra point but when the kick was blocked he picked up the ball and ran it across for the conversion Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON JR By Auuociated Preuu NEW YORK Oct Preparations are under way to hold the 19th East-West football game at San Francisco New Day but the trick will be to find 44 players who have to be back in the campus Navy in 48 hours POETIC INJUSTICE (Michigan vs Northwestern) If Michigan loses the boys at Ann Arbor Will be mooching quarters to pay the barber (Calif ornia-U C) They say that the players from Calif Are not good enough by Hal(i) (Arkansas-Texas Christian) We're in the dark on the boys from Ark So will have to do (Navy vi Cornell) With an 18 coupon and a bet on the Middies You can buy new shoes for all of your kiddies on rncis' Blended Canadian Whiskey 904 proof 6 years old 83 fn aiMir official Bottled Bye Whiskey Bond' 100 proof $060 $028 Football Season Is Full Of Unpredictable Things By JOE WILLIAMS Serlppi-Howxrd Sports Writer NEW YORK Oct 1 From the start no one had any illusions about the new football season It figured to be wild and wooly Old powers would be down and teams you seldom heard of before would be up Scrambled personnel brought on by the war conditions made a joke of the form chart Coming up to its second important week end the new season is already filled with gaudy and bi-9 zarre chapters That there will be more of the same before the Bowl Ysleta Austin Vs 'ouAir OFFICIAL OPA PllCiS PINT 8 4 IMPERIAL $010 1 95 I A OPA PllCiS 4 years or more 30 froighp 703S grain neutral spirits Straight Bourbon Whiskey 90 proof Ths whiskey is 4 years oid T4J OFFICIAL There9s Planned Economy In These CfctPPBR Clothes For Men! -O IPERli JafarJ ii(3 30 $35 $065 $190 PINT -cum OFFICIAL OfA runs $1 78 PINT OPA puns games if any put a period to the activities is the one sure thing of an otherwise unpredictable Bob Odell Pennsylvania back and brother of the Yale coach set the key for the dizzy character of the season by scoring twice in two minutes both for and against his team: First he scored a safety for Princeton then he ran 80 yards for a Blue and Red touchdown No stage director with a sense of fantasy could have planned it better We had teams like Ohio State and Pittsburgh traditionally formidable barely managing to escape with their lives a large part of the explanation being ironically that they must depend on civilian students which Is to say their personnel is not supplemented by Navy and Marine trainees Ohio state made a fight of it against the Iowa Seahawks but lacked the scoring touch A young man named Dick Todd clicked against the Buckeyes with two touchdown passes That just about represented the margin of victory This is the same Dick Todd who used to play professional football for the Washington Redskins He's a service student at Iowa There is no law against using professionals in college games this year provided they are service stu dents Yet the conventional eligi bility rules are still in force For example the first string center of Pennsylvania Don Bitler has been removed from the squad It seems he already has had his full quota of college footbalL Of course if he were a professional and a service student all would be well Standings National lAmerican Pel 'CLUBS Pet St Louis 102 49 675 New York 95 56 629 Cincinnati S3 66 563'Washnjttn 84 67 556 Brooklyn 80 70 533 Cleveland 79 71 527 Pittsburgh SO 72 526 Chicago 80 72 526 Chicago 72 77 483 Detroit 78 78 500 Boston 66 83 443 St Louis 72 77 483 Phildipha 62 90 408 Boston 68 82 453 New York 55 95 367 Phildipha 49 102 325 Rrsalu Ttileriir I BesalU Yesterday 6 St Louis I I Chi 8 Brook 3 On 2 IDet 8 Phila 0 Bos 4 Chi 5 (12 in) I Only games Only games schcd ipUyed TEN HIGH BourBon Exceptional Values at And for the ARMY MAN Wc Have a Complete Line of Fall Uniform? For All Branchcr of the Army Straight Bourbon 86 proof This whiskey is 4 years Id $Q46 QDAIT OFFICIAL There will be times when your dealer cannot furnish the brand you request But in fairness to him please be patient and remember that the whiskey shortage is real due to the war work of the distilleries Hiram Walker Sons Inc Peoria Illinois ALL ALTERATIONS FREE UNION CLOTHING CO 200 East San Antonio Street Corner of Oregon Football Scores TEXAS HIGH SCHOOLS Sunset Dallas 27 North Dallas 6 St Thomas (Houston) 20 San Jacinto (Houston) 0 Fort Worth Tech 13 Arlington Heights (Fort Worth) 0 San Antonio Tech 12 Burbank (San Sntonio) 0 Help Buy a Destroyer.