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PAGE SIX Mightiest Crowdin Eight Years Will Pack Yankee Stadium or Baer LouisScrdp Bent On Best NATIONAL LEAGUE A' Al) airtet ftMrved fav The AMOcULQd Pm the the to Read the Classified Ads By Ham isher JOE PALOOKA The Present 122 120 130 128 47 47 18 6 28 11 18 8 21 9 209 212 107 120 386 354 216 215 122 115 115 21 20 THEY A1NT NO USE TRYIN' T'IGGER 350 342 20 18 33 30 26 23 most under who where OZARK CALLER HERE Albert West of Ozark was visitor here Sunday ZJ KEL TO HP AX EASY TO HiT GUT HARD TO HURT WALDEN IN CITI' Walden principal of Km the dur time Note: This is another of a series of articles depicting football prospectsof Wiregrass teams 't' te' HIE 6AER 1XXII5 0OUT UiCEATfilS IO CRA'V CLOSE ID A lOOqOOO Spring Hill Looking Up Comeback Trail After Opening Jaunt IBB DOTHAN 8AGLK SPORT SLANTS ft' 36 34 AMERICAN LEAGUE (Yesterday's Results) New York 5 "Washington (Only game scheduled) Lott the firing grappler Birmingham took the final of th American Legion's tackling pinting and the fundamentals Still by the coaches The practice sessions with nau before Tickets for the Howard Stetson game in Wiregrass stadium Oct the only college football game in southeast Alabama this season will go on sale at the Cash Drug store Tuesday night The game designed to test Doth an't drawing power with view to future "big time" college clashes here promises to bring out a crowd of 3000 or more fans Sponsors plan a major event for the fray Music will be furnished by the 117th ield artillery band and fans from ail over this section are expected to attend Howard and Stetson played 'here several years ago and 1500 fans turned out in a blinding rain Of ficials are looking for a crowd twice as largeQilsfirhe Dothan high Tigers have a scheduled game with Pensacola here Oct 18 but Coach Paul Tubb said the game will be played in the afternoon or Saturday night Though Howard and Stetson are small colleges with only a few hun dred students both turn out a first rate football team and fans can be assured of a worthwhile exhibition Howard boasts a veteran team this year with 14 lettermen back The team is considered among the best in smaller institutions Stetson has rapidly been coming to the football front the past two years and the lads are expected to put up a good fight The Hatters went under to a one touchdown defeat last time the two played here A heavy line and hard plunging backfield proved no match for Howard's light but fast eleven particularly on a soaked field Officials said 700 reserved seats are available for the game at 5150 Other prices are $100 and 40 cents Prices include tax Howard Stetson Game Ducat Sale Will Be Started SPORTS MIRROR By Tho Associated Press Tuesday a year ago: Rainbowwon third straight race and gained 3 2 lead over Endeavor for America's cup Detroit clinched American league pen nant Three years ago: Santa Clara defeated California 12 0 In foot ball upset ive years ago: George Von Elm bowed to Maurice McCarth Jr in record 28 hole match In national amateur golf champion ship ATLANTA Sept 24 Plan ning heavy scrimmages today sev eral coaches in scattered football camps of the Southeastern confer ence also continued to nurse a few injured players hoping to get them back in condition for this week end's full schedule Virtually all mentors skipped the tough scrimmages yesterday but they prepared for the first of two such skirmishes this week Mean while however several crippled players were back in harness to day ready to resume practice Phil Dickens was back in Tenn essee's fold after a three day rest favoring his ankle but Coach Brit ton did not use ullback Bill Lipe and End Vernon Tansll in yester session The Vols facing Southwestern Saturday were promised plent yof offensive ma 53 45 PLENTY DRILL AHEAD TIGERS ERE IRST CLASH GOING ON HIS OWN James Beall has moved to Crest view la where he will operate a dry goods store or several years young has been in business here with his father Beall The new firm will be under the name of Beall Dry Goods Co HARRY WHITTEN This being his final year on Ala bama Poly's football squad Harry Whitten right halfback from Ln Grange Ga is determined to make it his best and is confident of starting off on the right foot In the Tigers opening engagement of the season with Birmingham Southern at Crampton Bowl in Montgomery riday night Whit early season performances have been satisfactory and he has a pretty good chance of opening against the Magic Citv Methodists The "Battle Of Lights" in the Cap ital city riday night will open the 1935 campaign for both Auburn and the Panthers and will start at 18 o'clock AMERICAN LEAGUE Vosmlk Indians Myer Senators Gehrig Yankees Gehringer Tigers RUNS BATTED IN Greenberg Tigers Gehrig Yankees HITS Vosmik Indians Cramer Athletics Vosmik Indians Greenberg Tigers TRIPLES Vosmik Indians Stone Senators HOME Greenberg Tigers oxx Athletics STOLEN Werber Red Sox Lary Browns Auker Tigers Bridges 18 14 Dale County Gridiron Hopes Pinned On The Will To Win RECORD SEEKING PAIR BAILS OUT IN EGYPT KHARTOUM Anglo Egyptian Sudan Sept 23 Thomas Campbell Black and Mc Arthur British fliers attempting a record round trip from London to Capetown "bailed from their airplane and landed para chutes unhurt on the west bank of the nile said Reuters dispatches today Kid from bout werklv mat card Monday nlrrht over Sam Galbos before an enthusiastic crowd of excited fans yelling for Galbos' scalp Lott took the first fall with a rolling bead buj dropped the second to a Mahoney whip inal fall went to Lott who downed the newcomer with flving butts Both lads mixed plenty and gave the crowd a good show In the semi finals Verne Clark took a decision from Hollis and after Clark took first fall the match was called ing the second the one hour limit having expired Alto Rhodes Dothan's own and Ernest Dean gave a preliminary boxing exhibition that fans ap peared to like Rhodes got the best of his opponent and succeeded in planting several vicious jabs in weak spots The first two rounds might be called draws but Rhodes clearly won a decision in the final round neuvers Joe Riley and Riley Smith are favoring slight injuries while Coach Thomas prepares Alabama for its opener with Howard Riley was in uniform yesterday but Stapp and Angelich did most of the punting lorida was without services of two fullbacks Jack Beckwith and Bugs Hendricks the injured Gators were on the field during a dummy scrimmage yesterday but physi cians said they would not be able to help lorida open against Stet son Saturday Mississippi State meeting Vand erbilt in the year's first conference contest Saturday ushered in the week with a scriipmage as Coach Sasse praised three Steadman Butler and for their improvement Coach Morrison at Vandy was displeased with his ragged attack against Uni on last week' He gave the Commodores a long drill oh plays and blocking! Mississippi facing Memphis Teachers Saturday found Dave Bernard backfield star in better shape as Coach squad RIGHT OUTSIDE 'C TOWN WITH THE EARLY AMERICAN HOUSE I CONGRATULATE YOU ROM urday night polished up its run ning and blocking game yesterday A scrimmage was the order today Jack Meagher has shifted Nor man Whitten from fullback to quarterback at Auburn and the sophomore did well yesterday with his injuries improved The Tigers tackle Blrmingham SCUthern ri day night two conference mem bers avoided rough work yesterday Signal calling and passing drills were featured at Georgia Tech which faces Presbyterian Saturday Georgia was in good condition for Mercer with exceptions of Lew Young and Glenn Johnson backs received the good news that Doug Grymes a capable reserve center would return to school this week The Badger's schedule follows: Sept 28 (New Orleans) at New Orleans Oct 4 Murray Teachers at Murray Ky Oct 11 Mississippi College at Gulfport Oct 18 Southwestern of Louisiana at Laayette La Oct 25 Union at Mobile: Nov 1 Mississippi Teachers at Mobile: Nov 8 Mill saps at Jackson Miss Nov 15 Birmingham Southern at Mobile Nov 21 Jacksonville Ala Teachers at Mobile Nov 28 Southwestern of Memphis at Mo bile TAKE IN MAT BOC! 11 Witt Armstrong son attended the wrestling here Monday nignt WHERE AS AN' 'Party of first PART AN' secqn' PART Glenn Ard Sorrell and Red Bare field are showing marked improve ment Johnson has given particu larly good performances lately Wilmer Lisenby is putting up a stiff fight for starting position at end along with Dykes and Dean At tackle Vernon Martin has been getting the call but Gethel Curen den seems to be more aggressive New candidatA in the backfield include Sam Parker Elmo Baker and Herbert Casey at quarter Bud dy Carroll is struggling for a half berth while Monroe Esslinger and TowCIl Weeks are striving for half and full positions Coach Parks expert his team to burn up the gridiron this season but he does look for an out fit that will put up a hard fight against any opposition The lads have a strong winning spirit that is likely to make up for inexperi ence and slender knowlegde of the game he thinks The schedule: Sept Ramer at Ozark Oct 4 Clayton at Ozark Oct Slocomb at Slocomb Oct 18 Coffee County High (En terprise) at Ozark (Home coming) Nov 1 Geneva at Geneva (ten tative) Nov 8 Dothan at Dothan No 15 Elba at Ozark Nov 22 Union Springs at Ozark Nov Troy at Troy JOE toms League Leaders By the Associated rees (Including Games) NATIONAL LEAGUE Vaughn Pirates Medwick Cardinala Galan Cubs Medwick Cardinals RUNS BATTED IN Berger Braves Collins Cards Medwick Cards Medwick Cardinals Herman Cubs Herman Cubs Medwick Cardinals TRIPLES Goodman Cincinnati Waner Pirates HOME Berger Braves Ott Giants STOLEN Galan Cubs Martin Dodgers Lee Cubs Dean Cards MOBILE Sept 24 Climb ing the comeback trail the Spring Hill Badgers expect their successful season in years the guidance of Bill Daly takes up the coaching reins he dropped them in 1931 The Badgers showed power and deception in winning the season's opener 12 to 0 against Troy Ala Teachers but Daly wants a more polished team before striking the difficult schedule ahead The backfield all veterans in cludes "Little Donahue at quarter Thompson and William Ching at the halves and Traynor at fullback "Little son of Spring veteran athletic director showed his offensive ability by breaking away for a (2 yard touchdown jaunt against Troy while Traynor Is con sidered one of the best punters in the I A A Coach Daly who sold Insurance and acted as president of the Evan geline League in Louisiana during his absence from coaching ranks has no worries over the end posi tions Co Captaln "Ripper" Repoll who played every minute of every game in 1934 and Gene Lawley defen sive ace hold down the wing posts both veterans Leslie Reeves chosen last year on the All Dixie conference second team and Norman Hyland star of the 1934 freshman team are at tho tackles while John Taranito and Lyn Hymel are back at the guard positions they occupied last season Roger Ching varsity center rounds out the line and Coach Daly RETURNS ROM VISIT Elizabeth Smith clerk in County Agent office has re turned from a week's visit to Charleston Cot Lots To Do Says Coach Tubb After Watching Eleven Work Out SHAME ON MOUSE ROSIE LET'S GO AN' i AST SQUIRE BERT JONES DOWN THE STREET WHAT IT IS BRYANT POPE IN Bryant Pope of Geneva was a business visitor in Dothan Monday afternoon Joe Riley Nurses Slight Injuries S'Eastern Coaches Skip Hard Play the county high school at Columbia was a business visitor in Dothan Monday THE I CHAMPION PlTS MIS EXPEfZIEHCE POUCH AW AAIUST UOE YOUTH PlJAJCH 4A)P A0IUTY Plumbing Heating LET CAMP DO IT! Phone 69 When you toss two fighters like Max Baer and Joe Louis into the same ring almost anything can happen This is the sort of scrap that may be decided by the very first punch That first punch means a lot Tunney you will recall really won the title with the first right hander he let go at Dempsey in Philadelphia When the bell rang for the first round Gene slipped out of his corner and caught the un suspecting Dempsey flush on the chin Jack never fully recovered in that bout Jf Tunney had been a real knocker out like Baer or Louis he most likely would have flattened Dempsey in that first round While Baer and Louis are noted for their terrific punches they have contrasting styles Madcap Max probably is the harder punch er it Louis is the more accurate Max winds up and lets go with everything he has Joe is delibera tion itself Like Gene Tunney Joe does hot believe in wasting a move He lets a lot more punefies than handsome Gene was inclined to shoot but at the same time he generally is certain to find his mark Always shuffling in bobbing and weaving he has both hands cocked and ready to go He is one of the busiest big fellows the ring game has seen One's Tough ast Both Baer and Louis can be hit though Joe is lots tougher to catch with a clean punch A moving tar get always is Baer is wide open and a good boxer like Louis ought to have little trouble getting to him But Max is tough and stands up well under a stiff punch Of course it is doubtful if he has ever been tagged by a fighter with the heavy artillery Louis packs Max has always prided himself on his cast iron chin Away back in 1931 in his first New York appear ance Max warmed up for Tommy Loughrun by bouncing his chin off the steam pipes He lost the deci sion to Tommy but it is safe to ven ture that the punchless Loughran did not hit him half as hard as some of those self inflicted knocks Max took in the dressing room It likely that Max will be foolish enough to stick his chin out and give Louis a free shot at it as he has done on many occasions just to register his disdain for the other punch Louis has not faced a man with a lethal punch such as Max swings The bomber has yet to demonstrate that he can take a real blow and keep going Louis inishes Early There' is still another question concerning Louis that remains to be answered It is his ability to "go the route? in the event that neither he nor Max succeeds in chalking up a knockout The im pending bout is listed for 15 rounds Louis has never had to travel that distance The only time he was asked to was when he squared off against Primo Camera but he needed only six frames to finish ou IN Kiri I of In Ledon eature 5 mm anti 1 Mrs Ruth Katherine isner their homes in spending a few days and friends nere SSlXr ktNO SM boy knobJJ CUBS WILL JUMP ABOAHJ CARDS WITH BOTH CHICAGO Sept 24 (APJ to the pennant wars go the Ing Cubs tomorrow determine run their amazing sireBxw games vKJ Tonight thev Chicagoans' feated in 18 straight out for St Louis where zteW tomorrow the eheinjWt Cardinals will attempt to grip the Cubs now have en 1935 national league chainpton The goal of the Cubs is 30 Will CPIVR undisputed title They two of the five games tn win unless tn rJ lambast the gas house bon today Then only one vWW oe sunicwuu 1 Charley Grimm boss of the Wj In going to give inevai a av HLaiu no chances at all and ww time doing it Lonnie the sturdy right hander wEW against the Cardinals 1 leaving Bin Lee io gu in me seevnu s' rehch and Charley Root riW go to their relief got lots to do before the opening game" Coach Paul Tubb Dothan high school football men tor observed Tuesday after he had watched his 40 odd proteges work ing out in Wiregrass stadium for the toughest schedule the Tigers have ever faced Slowly Tubb and Maston O'Neil assistant coach are welding a foot ball squad from remnants of last year's outfit and newcomers Only about four leuermen are uava school this year and th? coaches are hard put to finish off the team on fine points Work Horses 1 Richmond lowers and Levi Thrower have been showing up well the past few scrimmages Tubb said and this pair probably will bear the brunt of the burden In ball carrying and passing this season Wilmer Boozer brother to Young Boozer of the 'Crimson Tide has shown great punting ability lately and Tubb probably will assign him the reg ular JOD Blocking passing are emphasized team began 57 few of whom vrr nlaved the ffAHie Starting at the very bottom and building upward Tubb thinks now the outfit may be able to give a 'fair account of itself against some of the toughest squads in the Southeast Two candidates are on th sick list Rufus Davis Jr 225 pound guard' is out with a sqre throat and Bill Reynolds another likely prospect Is stick So far the team has suffered no injuries Experience and speed will the principal essentials lacking this season Tubb believes The line will hardly average t60 pounds and the backfield even less Moreover the backfield Is not particularly fast Joe Brown Jr a junior out for his first time hns been showing up well lately and is likely to find a berth at end Brown is particularly good at defense but his offensive plav needs building be readv for the opening Tubb declared boys have got over most of the awkward ness and are handling themselves better than at first We'll have a nretty good He is not honing to get through such a heavy slate with a perfect record but he is expecting his lads to put up a game fight against some heavy opponents (Yesterday's Results) re Philadelphia 4 4 'Brooklyn 2 8 York 3 7 Boston 2 9 Pittsburgh 12 St Louia 0 (Only games scheduled) OZARK Sept With only two more practice days left before the opening game here riday with Ramer Coach Ray Parks is whip ping his Dale county high football squad into condition for a tough grid season The team will suffer from lack of experienced players but Parks thinks this may be offset by the will to win Seven lettermen are filling berths and Parks has around 18 other can didates for posts Newcomers most ly were without experience and Parks has been emphasizing funda mentals throughout the sessions The team will be built around re turning veterans In the line Parks has three old timers as a nucleus James Dykes at end Sylvester Helms center and Harold Daven port tackle are expected to show the less experienced players the ropes as as provide a strong defensive wall In the backfield John Woods Glenn Dean and Jack Woodham halfbacks and Howard Peters at full will furnish veteran ball car riers and passers 1 Among the newcomers Davis Johnson Walker Sorrel) Sam BT ALAN GOULD (Associated Press Sports Editor) NEW YORK Sept 24 The rear of the mightiest crowd that has been lured to the ringside by the tight ballyhoo In eight years signalizes the return of pugilistic prosperitytonight in the vast open spaces of the Yankee stadium Built a dozen years ago to ex ploit the hitting power of Babe Ruth about the time 'that Jack Dempsey was pounding Luis Angel 'rno into senselessness the sta dium furnishes the setting now for fistic fantasy unknown since Tex Riekard died and unsuspected until a 21 year old Negro took the coun try by storm with his knockout punch Astounding Development 1 It's one of the most amazing things that has ever happened in sports no matter what the out come 'this evening as Joe Louis the 'chocolate soldier with the dev astating fists meets the comeback challenge of the wild swinging emo tionally furions Max Baer former World heavyweight champion In scarcely a year Louis has be come the greatest individual draw jpg card in American sports The answer to a fight pray er after a period in which heavy weight pugilism has plumbed new depths of mediocrity ana nnanciai disaster the sensational Detroit Ne gro has electrified the entire fistic outlook Win or lose against the most formidable antagonist he has faced Louis Is the main magnet for the greatest crowd that ever gathered for a non champlonship match Million Dollar Show a mllllon dollar show sur rounded by such furious debate and such extraordinary demand lor tickets' at any price that the great Rickard if he had lived through the depression years of boxing would have looked on in a wonder meiit'andremarked characteristi cally never seed like 1 The legend of Rickard's luck It seemed has carried on under the skillful hand of Tex's one time as soclate and no4 his successor In gifted fight Michael Strauss Jacobs The box office reports forecast a probpblo sellout or the nearest tjiing to'it in fight history The weather mam forecast "fair and warmer with nothing for Jacobs to worry about except the ultimate job of matching the win ner with James Braddock for the'worid 1 heavyweight champion ship in 1936 A capacity crowd tonight in the "house that Ruth means dose to 95000 spectatdH and an aggregate of 31184830 more than twice as much money as i any prize fight has drawn In five years and a mark surpassed only slightly by the memorable lrpo Itempaey battle of 1923 Measured by present day finan cial standards it is much more itptling than the fact that the last DeiRPWy Tunney duel attracted nearly $3000000 in gate receipts at 'Chicago in 1927 1 Speculators Reap Harvest Judging from the prices specula tors have been and getting for choice ringside locations actual money paid to witness the bout will be far in excess or box off figures Pasteboards of the $25 and there are no less than have been bringing anywhere from $50 to $200 each on Broadway during the last week All of which proves that the fight Itself is a of the type the pugilistic populace has been await ing ans from far and wide have headed for the big town to see what Louis will do to Baer or vice versa lashy Negro Main Magnet Drawing Mob To Against Berserk Ex Champ Hl AGO SHUmg INTO LAG BBffli BY OWNCASTOH ii Warn BY ot the Cubs traded Blr er to Pittsburgh probably didn't realize 'tZ over size right hander Chicago into the NatIeMii2 pennant Weaver did that stunt when he blanked thTS Cardinals with four Pirate mates viAMwar a xdl am mm a UUCO oner weir ifrgam i Ring streak put the games behind Chicago If they beat the Pirates 7W the Cardinals gala a tie flag by beating the Cubs tar of five If they lose to Plttehnwii it will eliminate the possibility a tie and require five straw nothing While Weaver was subduhw tb Cards in brilliant fashion the caneers led by loyd To rattled of CardinM'ffiZ ers for 16 hits Beusser Victimized i Ed Heusser gave up three rii the first inning when Tou doubled with the bases kftdetdS got' around to Young again ta ja third and Pep drove in' the am two of five Pirate nine with single Tony Kaufmann wish Bill Walker and Phil ColUni their turns before the gamin over me sues getting thelr ln four tallies off Walker to seventh and eighth with Ta( ui iv uig iu cuigincr pajr The third place Giants lost tM outside chance of tying Chicago retained the possibility that dtaj! luigui neat out st LOWS lor ond place The Terrymen split twin bill with the Braves wmi tne opener 3 to 3 as carl hums edged out Ed Brandt in a duel but taking a 9 to 7 setbed' when rank Gabler and Roy Mil meiee proved inettectlve Brooklyn held sixth place from the Phillies by pounding As Biving and Orville Jorgens for 0 eight run seventh tuning to win second half of a doubleheadsrUj to 4 Johnny Moore 10th homer gave the Phils the ojete 4 to 2 The only American league pnf saw the Yankees extend their nlng streak to five straight with! 5 to 1 victory over the Senatch' While Lefty Gomez pitched hit ball the Yanks pounded lut Whitehill for five straight 'Mm the first three doubles and sort four runs in the fourth to swa the game I GEE1 WHIZ MIGHTA WL 2ENT MOMSOME JOOLRY and only four times have his fights lasted that long Baer already has demonstrated his endurance by twice battling ov er the 20 round route out in Reno first with Paulino Uzcudun then with King Levinsky He went 15 rounds with Jimmv Braddock and tv the giant Italian The longest Louis on 10 other occasions has gone 10 ana State expecting stubborn op has fought to date has been ten rounds position in the Rice Institute Sat My a Only 5 Wine Win That came as near to tossing the pennut rieht mTu laps fir thTcShr JS? 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