Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 6

TH1 DAILY JOrXNAL-GAZETn AT MATTOON, ILLINOIS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1M PAGE SEC Shiloh All-Star Cage Davis May Sign GameSeWor forproBaiey, Sports Dope LaMotta Signs ior New Bout With Cerdan New York -4jPi Middleweight Champion Jake LaMotta has given his answer to critics who said he, would never fight Marcel Cerdan i omorrow lMiytu Mrs Blanche Icenogle of Toledo a iue.it of Vernon Icenogle Wednesday aiternoon. West Point. N. Baseball.

Champaign Grid Tickets Arrive A limited supply of tickets for the Mattoon-Champaign football game to be played Friday night, Oct. 38. on the Maroons'fleld will be placed on sale today at Walt's camera shop and at the athletic offices at Mat- Frosh-Sophs Defeat Pana; Jr. Highs Play Mattoon HIgh' freshman-sopho- mnra trM rvi nrVinrtsl th Dana Irish, Army One-Two in AP Grid Poll BY FRED HArTJEW New York (P Notre Dame. Army and Oklahoma rate 1.

2. 3, respectively, amor.g the nation's college football teams In the fourth John ft. Mill Chicago (flV- A high powered not professional football, will group of 19 collegians coached by Lt. Olenn Davia If he decides to Mrs Lucille Randolph Is spend' ahiwitotexJLhJJoydRpwlph Kentucky's Adolph Rupp meet the jeRve the army next year when he an.1 family, pear Trlla. profeaslonal Minneapolis LaKeri in eligible for a discharge.

Mr Robert McKlnney and son Chicago Stadium tomorrow night I have been offered professional fans wondering V. the rMlr.f nl might get another tr.p to the Rose Bowl year, one eos were dinner guests oi ncr in me linn annual aa-siar unsnev- hhll and font High Reserves, 20 to 0. on Kinzel t00n High School on High School. rurents. Mr.

and Mrs. Artie Cooler, ball game. Reserved seat tickets are avail- loyal local follower cf the Orange The collegians, under Rupp'. M'TuritTT able at $1 per peW while general and Blue fortunes taking a Mn Murray tutelage for the first time, will be day to meet the Frenchman in a lS-round title bout in Madison Square Garden Dec. 2.

Iron-chinned Jake, who lifted Cerdan's crown In Detroit last July lt, had been slated to give Marcel a Field Monday afternoon In the first of three games played at the field during the afternoon and evening. In--a double bill -of, Junior, slightly different view. tiicii winuii arcm on jib ivi mtt least another Saturday. ar.i children of Shobonler visited seeking their seventh win In the admission tickets are 75 cents. Athletic Director John Sheahan said Ing a cash bonus to sign with He was other farm her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark series against George Mlkan and hla maior iMgUe baseball team. todays These -Ire adult tlcketi'St ti-' Th ldJe' PM week-end. Humboldt topped Longfellow 20 to team Gardner, Wednesday and Thursday.

Lakers. The Lakers, now in the 1 have talked with several hase- -j i w. j. and xlttfna nrettv Hh ft record of i wsau- tytifctiponu wwwuwteA -ith rfiffrnt. jejum snot in xantea etad un Association, woo the National Baa- to 6.

to throw Humboldt and Haw- the school. four triumphs In as many games, 'g to 'th RoiVwt:" wr should prove most unwelcome guests tnst St players ansv teamsi but I'm still the army and" W. ketball Basketball As until such time "a I "uayir before--the ctmtest, High last week. uiuruv iii urj mi uic iuiniiiuiiii nrxi jear vi.ma of rraaT ana i-. a for Navy, which has won only two v.

ca-1 at Teutopolls soclatlon of America titles In suc- I can't make any definite statement Jake said he had Injured his right The group Includes nine seniors, Tht Oreen Wave frosh sophs FOOtbClll Briefs ior in; v.au:orn:a inp shoulder. The fight was post- I five Juniors and 22 freshmen and a flve-for-flve. rec Pour players on Rupp's Kentucky nlul Army, with nnh.vimre Only four lettermpn racked up their 20 points In the Hrit half Without difficulty and coach of the Pned lnceiimteiy. uavis, DacKlleid ord, will entertain Virginia Military id Ririirf team wnicn won me imuaa cnam VJicennes. Ind irrtm rne team mat ior sev Seattle, Wash last y's plebe team, aald he would be That gave rise to rumors that in three out of plonshlp In naie iuec, appi.ca.iens ior memoer- r.tiKl th.

vn.fw. fn- u.rn. i LaMntta wa harklni out and hurl then Coach Ed Lash substituted fre- Chicago (P) Midwest football Institute, beaten quently In the last period to give notes: flve games. ivinitii rc on ine aii-siar squaa. w.ov.....

8 wwra DaeDa.l Unn.s,.Ar IV, rwt nf nUAnn th. However, the en- March intention of giving the ship In the M-O Valley state last year. no 33-year They are Alex Oroza. Ralph Beard, more players experience. Purdue Captain Angelo Carhaghl Oklahoma, victorious In all five ifague but another city is needed Bill 6rum May Succeed 12-yard center, with a bruised shoulder, and starts, will be visited by Iowa State.

Dolaon scored from the to expand the loop to eight teams. tnA lt a but one of lts games Other stars of last season In the Col. Winn 8S Derby Boss iwuiu uii ii. uiuiu uci.vi Tl Tt Louisville, Ky. The name of old ex-champ his deserved return crack.

The conversation reached La-Motta's ears and he replied "I'll fight Cerdan when my shoulder Is okay. I ain't afraid to fight him or anybody else." LaMotta, who says his. shoulder feels fine now, will begin serious ic utiu iviiimyjo Ul mill- proration. nesota; Vern Mikkelson. Hamline.

With incennes and Springfield. Ren Hendersoni tomtr Junior (Minnesota): Jack Kerrls. Lovola of the league would have only seven high xhacl coach wn0 golng Chicago: Ed Macauley, St. Louis; teams sjice Belleville has officially scn00, yfar at Eastern New Bob Harris. Oklahoma A A Tony Pat McCaffry, reserve end.

with a a team with four wins, one loss and wrenched knee, are the only cas- one tie. ualtles tightening of defense only three of last week's top 10 keynotes practices: retained the iftme places In the latest voting participated In by 143 Minnesota "Wake up and show sports writers and broadcasters, you still want to play football," Notre Dame and Army remained tripe In the first period and then passed to Layton for the extra point. In the second frame Davis tallied on an end-around play and Biggs tossed to Davis for the extra point. Later in the same period Layton plunged from the one for a tally. The entire Mattoon team looked sharp and Thomas's and Murphy's work stood out In the line.

Pana's Bill Corum, New York sports columnist, was moved to the heal of the list today as the likely successor of the late Col. Matt Winn as planner of the Kentucky Derby. One member of the Churchill dropped out Mexic. University, writes that five Lavelli, Yale; Leo Barnhorst, No-Mattoon boys are going okay at the tre Dame: D'ke Eddleman. Illinois; Springfield has a park and a'J Kh0Cl i vnira norjia, Denver: jonnny Wil training today.

Cerdan is expected Coach Bernle Blennan told his first and second and Cornell stayed the facilities it needs, plus cash squad as he hustled the boys In eighth position. backing. Vlncennes has the park n.n. r.m.i.r fniihnrv fcr son. Negro star from Anderson.

Downs committee going over the i.tj ij niiivv i.um tain ncAb ncv Mattoon, is playing the same spot vanoewegne. uoigate; mi. oi prospecis carry on ior training. Colonel Winn, who died this month, VII LAkCIII 3 BUU 110411, ftllU l'Ju greatest threat was a trip to the 25 In the last hair. Coy's throwing arm and "Cobb's receiving ability were the big factors In Humboldt's defeat of Long through a 2'i hour session the The Irish received 120 of the first but needs more seats which can be Gophers are expected to be In good place votes to hold the top spot for arranged.

shape for Purdue. a third straight week. Army drew In the event Springfield isn't ac- only 12 and Oklahoma 10. Notre cepted two cities nearer Paducah Michigan Coach Bennie Ooster- Dame had 1,387 points, compared to will be considered leaving Mattoon baan started drills against Illinois Army's 1,218 and Oklahoma's 1,143. the northernmost city in the circuit.

Of this squad, only Lavelli. Mcln-tyre and Wilson are not promised to N. B. A. pro teams this season.

fellow. After a scoreless first period. Cot tossed to Cohh for a as.varri slowly with only a light workout fol- Army, or course, received many sec- Calhot.n, is seeing action at quarterback. Bob Fitt and Danny Coleman are out for basketball. Fitt stands a good chance to make the varsity and Coleman should make the freshman team.

Henderson says. Jim Pmneli, who played football in high school here. Is not out for but spends most of his time In the school cf agriculture. New Bedding Bedsprlngs and mattresses should be a combination purchase. If a mattress Is combined with the wrong type of bedsprlng it will never give completely satisfactory service.

Before buying new bedding, it is wise to check with the bedding salesman or other authority on sleep equipment to make sure of getting the perfect confirmed late last night that Corum had been Interviewed by the committee. The committee's selection will be to the Downs' board of directors for final approval. William H. Veeneman, chairman of the committee, wouldn't confirm or deny the New York Journal-American columnist was being considered. He said the committee had discussed several prospects.

touchdown play and then hurled to lowing movies of his team'a 14-7 win ond-place votes following Its 63- The Tumble Inn Independent Bum pus for the extra point. Long- over Minnesota. slaughter oi Columbia. basketball team cf Champaign is fellow scored next when Armstrong Back of u-e three 0UITent leaders already looking for games for the tossed to Jannesaen for a 14-yard Illinois A severe splr.e Injury has come Rice' Michigan, coming season. Any teams lnterest- ecoring play.

The extra point try sidelined Sam Piazza starting left M'nnesota' Cornell. Pennsylvania ed may contact Dick Squire. Rural failed. Becker blocked Armstrongs halfback for the season Ronnie nd Ba'lor- R011' Champaign, punt and Cobb gobbled lt up on the i.rv ufc Seven of the first 10 teams remain Test Froien Beef Tests at the Pennsylvania state college agricultural experiment station show that-ground beef can be palatable after storage for a year in a freezer locker, provided the temperature and wrapping are right Best results were obtained at 20 degrees below zero and with aluminum foil wrapping. Speaking of basketball reminds us WANT ADS PAYI half with Dick Raklovita shifting unbeaten and untied.

In addition to Notre Dame, Army and Oklahoma. from right to left to spell him they, are California with six con- backs Cornell arid Baylor each Northwestern Sophomore with five, and penn wun iour. 30 and went all the way for Humboldt's next score. Frye added the extra point. The Humboldt scoring ended when Coy tossed a 12-yard touchdown pass to Cobb.

Hawthorne scored twice In the second period and held Lowell to a lone score In the third for Its victory. Snapp smashed three yards for the west slders' first score and Rich Athan and Dick Alban, ano) pass-catching Joe Zuravleff, are expected to be ready for Ohio State after a term on the injury list. SEE and HEAR OLSK.X amd JOB.XSO.X'S FIREBALL FI X-FOR-ALL every Thursday on Television Sports in Brief Ohio State Only casualty from went 50 yards with a punt return for the next. On the punt return the wlsconsln Kame was 151(1 Tom BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boxing. play, Hawthorne used a double safe- nlJM "le '-ty team.

Wade took the mint western tussle with a sprained 'Providence, R. I. Joe Louli de- then tossed off to Snapp who was 8ophomor Vie Janowlcn, nled reports that he would try to to the clear. Lowell scored when out 'or two weelca wlth nkIe regain his world heavyweight title John Bone, quarterback, sneaked aeparatlon, appears ready to play. in a fight with Ezzard Charles next through the line from the one-yard June- He then toyed wlth Bm Weln tripe.

Wisconsin No lineup- shifts are berg of Chelsea In a 4-round ex- Euss Send Political Prisoners Into Russia planned as Wisconsin prepares for hlbition bout Indiana Coach Ivan William- Baseball. ion warned that the Hoosiers are on 8n Diego. Calif San Diego the upgrade Baseball Club of the Pacific Coast Berlin UP) A British-lloenaed ague announcea uihv uci Berlin newspaper charged today that Indiana-After watching movies be Its next manager BOTlet authorities hlnnlnr thousands of Dolltlcal nrisoner. of romP over the N. J.

Jockeys Johnny "tViavllA "iltran Karl rnr Charlie Givens had from the east German republic to Hsle uht Gilbert and KUSSIIh jervse, uck mums aim uau carry Gilbert won both ends of a $70.40 ouiMiaemouai, wen Berlin so- lallet organ, asserted the So i let action gtarted last Friday when 600 Iowa-Center Dick Laster and Dt dally double on Archmere ($17.20) and Star Conquest ($9.20) In addi inmates of Zwlckauer prison were fenslve Halfback Bob Longley have tion to scoring on Val's Kid ($20.60) Givens suffered a fractured collar been named co-captains of the sent off under Russian guards. bone when unseated at start of fifth race. Salem, N. H. Anthony Catalano, 19-year-old apprentice, won the last Hawkeyes final home game of the season against Oregon Saturday.

Building Loan Association, pt. 11, 12. 7, $575. Republic National Life Insurance Co. to James R.

Parks, et al, release, $1. i 1 1 SS1 four races at Rockingham Park astride Little Rajah Atom Ride Crisis ($13.60) and Middle Man Real Instruments Filed Raymond Unkraut, et al to Federal Land Bank of St. Louis, pt 29. 12, 8, 12,900. Charles J.

Koedell, et al to Mercantile Mtg. lot 5 blk. 2 Pine Acres 8ubdt. $8,000. Besse Taylor, et al to Sain Bar tlmus, et al, release.

Sam R. Bartlmua, et al to Okaw Emily D. Obllnger to John X. 1 Hamilton, et al, lot 14 blk. 98 Building Loan Association, Noyes' Add.

Mattoon, $10. lot 108 Maplewood Add. Mattoon, Bruce Leonard, et al to George S. $1,700. TTerdan, et al," pt.

"lota 3, 4 blk. George 8. Jerdan, al to Central 164 Orig. Mattoon, $1. National Bank, pt.

lots 3, 4 John. W. Schee, et al to Okaw blk. 164 Orlg. Mattoon, $5,250.

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