The Terre Haute Tribune from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 11

Tuesday, August 25, 1959. The Terre Haute Tribune 11 Marshall Grid Workouts Near MARSHALL, 111.. Aug. 25 Gattas. new head football coach at Marshall High, has announced that hall equipment will be issued this Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m.

till noon and from 1 to 2:30 p.m. each day. Physical examination will he given at 1 pm. Thursday afternoon at the gym. Monday, Aug.

31, will be the first day of school and also the first day of practice for the Lions. Gattas is replacing J. O. Jackson as head coach. Jackson resigned to accept a coaching position in the Arlington Heights school district near Chicago.

Don Henry, an Evansville Reitz and Evansville College grad, will be assistant coach. Gattas was assistant and line coach last season. It Every Time ONE GUY IN TME SHINY HELMET LOOKING OVEQ WAVING AT "TV IN THE ACCOUNT! N6 APE TO THAT THEY ONLY TOOK TWO COPIEE BPEAKS SO PAR Bv jimmy Hatlo i LISTEN TO WHO'S TALKING' SNCE THAT BUILDING STARTED TO 60 UP THE WE BEEN AT THAT WINDOW FROM 9 TO MERE COMES Put em all Out IN STREET WHERE THEY CAN GST A GOOD LOOK wmf: 8 -25 Sandy Koufax Conies to Life Dodgers Encouraged By Southpaw's Fine Showing. AIMING AT CROWN By Alan Mover TRY ro BE A WFEF FE WEETS 0AS FOR rFE MB. a.

OF -THE MiPPLE- WE cROtfM 5AF OM AUG. atching the office SlQD WATCHERS DO THEIR STUFF ON THE 7XANX AMO TOCWV OuQ MAT is OPF TO li AlAQtON QmawA LOOfjE, I MOUMTAiN HOME fa' 1C Bears Rugged on Defense VALUt King Edward AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLER Invincible al CtgoriHo Distributors Hamilton-Harris Company RENNSELAER, Ind, Aug 25. top shape defensively, the Chicago Bears must shoot for offensive improvement this National Football League season. The Bears last year finished in a Western Division tie for second with the Los Angeles Rams at 8-4. Owner-Coach George Ha las, 62- year-old pioneer of pro football, said today his club has the ingredients to sharpen its attack.

But, he added, the Bears also need all the breaks they can get in a 1959 schedule which pits them twice against the NFL champion Baltimore Colts and the Rams within their first six games. Halas has high hopes that back Rick Casares and halfback Willie Galimore, the crux of the Bear running game last season, will be bolstered by a couple of rookies. Big Fullback. They are 235-pound fullback Johnny Adams from Los Angeles State and Pete Johnson, a fleet 200-pound halfback from Virginia Military Institute. Another offensive threat is improved Johnny Morris, third in Bear rushing in 1958.

Halas also emphasizes that what he calls the players out offensive setup will be much stronger with a corps of fine receivers. He is high on an array of such offensive ends as veterans Harlon Hill. Bill McColl, Jim Dooley and Bob Jewitt, and rookies Willard Dewveall of Southern Methodist. John Avent of Indiana. Tony catemi of Elon College in North Carolina, and Bob Coronado of College of the Pacific.

also have three fine terbacks in Ed Brown, Zeke kowski and Rudy said Halas. I Dodgers' New Stadium LOS ANGELES. Aug. Start of construction on the Dodgers stadium in Chavez Ravine has a new target Sept. 15.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug when some baseball observers were digging the grave for the Los Anseles Dodgers and southpaw Sandy Koufax, both come to life. The Dodgers, after dropping three in a row to Pittsburgh over the weekend, came to Philadelphia and swept the Phillies 8-2 Monday night. The victory enabled the Dodgers to regain second place and move to within 34 games of the San Francisco Giants who lost 6-0 to Pittsburgh. Koufax.

a Brooklyn native, who has been hobbled by a sore arm and wildness, gave up only four hits and struck out 13, bleeding a sharp curve with a good fast ball. gave us a lot of said Manager Walt Alston of the Dodgers. glad to see Koufax back in form and we given up on that just been Koufax explained. just happened to have good stuff against the Phillies both He referred to his only previous decision against the Phillies on June 22 when he struck out 16 to set a major league night game record. Fines Outfielder TORONTO, Aug.

25. HTPn Outfielder Bobby Wilson of the Toronto Maple Leafs has been fined by Manager Dixie Walker for benching himself Sunday in first game of a doubleheader with the Montreal Royals. ME POF'F KFOF BOT WE goaf a ftee TFERELL BE OF jF EVERY ROc TFEZE veft au yoove oot BafcocA fcf fe This is the life! a America's only fire-brewed beer! I When eased her away from the dock 1 and pointed her bow toward the open the time for Its lighter, smoother flavor always adds good taste to good times. Ask for most refreshing beer you ever tasted! By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK, Aug. Basilio and Gene Fullmer, the two young bulls who battle for the middleweight title at San Francisco Friday night, have much in common.

started boxing at the tender age of eight. have similar slugging styles. won and lost right back to Ray Robinson the now vacated title. are happily married who dote on their children. is an ardent hunter and fisherman.

are breeders. Rut there the similarity ends. For while Fullmer raises mink, Basilio breeds hunting dogs. It is, in a way, the story of the fight. Because come Friday the feeling in this corner is that going to be a bad night for the mink market and Fullmer well may feel like a future lady's fur- piece harried by beagle pack.

Friendly Enemies. Basilio and Fullmer are friendly Each is highly complimentary of the courage and roughouse ability. And this mutual admiration may be the reason why, although each lost the last duke to Robinson, both men voice the belief that this will be their toughest fight. made just one mistake against Robinson the second Fullmer said today by telephone from San Francisco. let him hit me on the chin.

It was the big jest error I ever made because anybody can knock you out with one shot if it lands just CARMEN BASILIO Silky Sullivan At End of Trail like lighter! The Stroh Brewery Company, Detroit 26, Michigan Now Available in Terre Haute Basilio, Fullmer contended, is not a one-punch stopper. be rougher than Robinson because he fights three minutes of every round while you have to chase Robinson for two and one-half minutes of every claimed the 28-year-old Mormon mauler from West Jordan, Utah. Fullmer, who was named after Gene Tunney and idolizes Jack Dempsey, began boxing at eight while watching amateurs train in an old garage. At that age he stood on a table to punch the hag and shortly thereafter was boxing at Football Too Rough. played basketball and football in high he said, they were too rough So he devoted full time to boxing and won a number of amateur titles before turning professional.

He had won 17 straight before entering the Army and serving 12 months of a two-year hitch in Korea. story is much the same. Built along the same rugged lines, Carmen also came up through the amateurs, enlisted in the Marines at 17 and spent 24 months on Guam and at Pearl Harbor. Basilio has an edge in professional experience, at 32 having had 74 bouts of which he won 54, and lost 13 and kayoed 27. Fullmer in 53 bouts has won 49, lost four and flattened 21 rivals.

But the odds-makers have made Carmen an 8 to 5 choice in this one and from here it sounds like a solid numerical proposition. The little onion farmer can take a tremendous amount of punishment and you have to go with a beagle against a mink any day and twice on Friday. DEL MAR. Calif Aug. 25 Sullivan, the ed horse who symbolized heart throbs and heartbreak for thousands of racing fans, is at the end of his career.

Tendon trouble has forced him out of the Del Mar meeting, and co-owner Tom Ross says the big fellow will be returned to his ranch for stallion duty. Silky earned only $157.000 in three years of racing, and $83.400 of that came from winning the 1958 Santa Anita Derby, his only major victory. Derby Flop. Silky live up to his early reputation of running down the speed horses from 15 to 20 lengths back, and he failed miserably in the 1958 Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. Racing crowds often waited breathlessly for his belated rush and Silky gave it all he had, coming like a thunderbolt around the far turn and passing horse after horse in the stretch.

Ross, bothered by a weak heart, for a time was denied permission by his doctor to watch vSilky run. He was purchased for $10.700 at the Del Mar sales in 1956: won $21.750 as a two-year old, $110,225 at 3 and $25.725 this year. Minnesota to Hold Two-A-Day Workouts Suspend Despirito CLEVELAND, Ohio, Aug. Tony Despirito has been suspended for 15 days by Randall Park racing stewards for misjudging the finish line in last $40.000 Buckeye Handicap. Movies of the race showed Despirito rose in the saddle while riding Terra Firma in the stretch.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. Murray Warmath has issued invitations to 67 candidates for the 1959 University of Minnesota football squad to report for the opening of fall practice on Monday, August 31. That day will be devoted to issuing equipment, physical examinations, and picture-taking. The first scheduled practice is set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. The squad will report to the training table for breakfast at 6:30 a.m.

and will assemble in Cooke Hall for a one-hour meeting at 7:30 a.m. The Gophers will work out twice 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. until the week of the opening game with Nebraska on September 26 at Memorial Stadium. There are 18 lettermen on the list.

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