The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 30, 1950, Page 3

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1950 LOUIS GETS | DECISION IN BRION OUIi Former Champion Nof So: Hot - Timing Is Off- No Longer Dreaded CHICAGO, Nov. 30—{M—Joe Louis still is wearing boxing gloves whether he'll ever use them a in a title bout was as big a question today as ever. A slim Chicago Stadium crowd of 8,856 which saw former heavyweigh champion Louis score a methodical 10-round “comeback” win over Cesar Brion last night, could agree with Joe’s admission that “my tim- ing was off.” Louis, as a matter of fact, i even talking about a return matc! with title-holder Ezzard Ch: who gave him a 15-round trimmin at New York last Sept. 27. “I want two or e more fights and I want them r ," Louis said after his unanimous, \ml plod- ding decision over Brion, 13 ye younger than the no-longer dr Brown Bomber. “I want to be in tip- top condition before I even think about Charles.” The International Boxing Club. which again took its lumps at the gate because last night's bout was televised, was to confer today over Joe’s next foe. Joe, 36 and weighing 216 pounds. was a shadow of his former stalk- ing, slashing self in the 10th round He had Brion in trouble with 2 furious barrage of lefts and rights The South American weighed 196. But as Joe mumbled in the dres- sing room: “I ju&t un.‘mu get the combination goin Brion, 23-year-cld South Ameri- can who showed no fear of Lou from start to finish, conceded that Louis was his toughest opponent in 35 fights. Through an interpreter also said Joe's timing was off Referee Frank Gilmer to 44 for the former while the jud b ¢ L . Brion fourth E: From the gross gate of $ Jee tock a slice of approximately } £14,000. d Bricn LINEMAN OF WEEK - NEW YORK, Nov. 320—{P—Ted Daffer, star guard on Tennessee’s Cotton Bowl bound eleven, is the THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 1TV LEAGUE GAMESCOUGAR QUTFIY MARION IS MANAGER OF CARDINALS ST. LOUIS, 30— the job, the job’.” v, at 9 o'clock y I Martin Mar oristor to the St. Louis Is for 11 years, became their nouncement to the pres ame at 5:30 p.m. (EST). President Fred Saigh said Marion ad been the leading contender all PLAYED TONIGHT IN; MAY HAVE FOUND DOUGLAS HiGH 6V} : NEW CAGE STAR ames in the all 43-game | 7:30 in the gymna Australia, w college ba night. H in it. He tudent from S see his first ketball game tom 1. He'll be open tonight a Douglas High Scho with s High Mikes. This is the 1 for the two tes ey, % I ht in the | five neau a doubler 2 Lumber hool vs the I and Juneau mperials BISOK {RANSFER 10 YUKCN H:R... STOPPED Y SNOW |~ all in the 6 the nows stop Marion succeeds Fddie Dyer who g esigned earlier this fall. The tall, slim South Carolinian miled and said he thought being nanager of the Cardinals was the reatest honor in baseball. The pr v hot-stove league session. Every- sody knew Marty so nobody had to et “background.” “Mr. Shortstop-Manager” Stan Musial would be played only 1 the outfield next y: is best bet for second base ]u()n(vu ke Solly Hemus at the moment. Although Marion was billed as the irst player-manager of the Card- s since the days of Frankie “I would like to play. I don’t think 'm through as a pla But if T can’t play, I'll manage from the vench.” He said he had been advised to ve cartilage ved from his right knee and that he might hav that done right after the major league meetings—if at all. arion Red Schoendienst uld be regular shortstop rion igned. The terms were not dis- slosed but one sports writer esti- Marty would get $35000-— last season. appointment 15 years in the Red Bird 11 of them with St. 1944 he was voted Le most In n is married and has three | MUDDY RUEL GETS HEW TRIBE'S POST -- VE“A'\'D Nov.. 30—M—Her- id D Muddy) Ruel, the Cleveland 'nd.ans builpen coach for the past hree seasons, today was named di- rector of the Tribe’s farm system nd scouts. Ruel will take over the lineman of the week in the final Associated Press poll of the season. Daffer’s fine play helped the Vols upset Kentucky last week. His con- stant rushing of Kentucky's star passer, Vito Parilli, brought Daffer | a major share of the credit as Ken- handled last year by General ager Hank Greenberg, including supervisor of the Indians’ minor league training camp at Daytona Beach, Fla., next spring. tucky was dumped from the l'ilh}n! of the unbeaten and untied. Daffer is the fourth guard to win the weekly award this season. Ber- nie Lemonick of Pennsylvania, Bud McFadin of Texas, and Les Richter of California are the others. Altogether, nine men won the lineman award during the season. In addition to the four guards, there were three centers, Elmer Stout of Army, Irving Holdash of North Carolina and Donn Moomaw of UCLA; and two tackles, Elmer Costa of North Carolina State and Jim Weatherall of Oklahoma. No ends gained the award this year. FIRST MATCH SHOT - BY SCHOOL (LUB I NRAS COMPETIT!ON The first of four matches of the ‘uneau High School Rifle Club in the National Rifle Associatior Scholarship Match for 1950-51 was shot last night at the rifle range in the A.B. Hall. Boys’ and girls’ teams with 10 members on each team'are competing with high school team: in the states, which number be- tween 500 and 1,000 schools. Scores made by the boys' team ir last night’s match totaled 474 out f 2 possible 500 and the girls’ team scored 464 out of a possible 500 The scores’ will be sent today tc Portland, Ore., to be scored offi- cially by the National Rifle Club. The Juneau High School Riflc Club is under the direction of A. N ience instructor in the higk P. 8. GANTY IN P. S. Ganty of Pelican is staying al the Baranof Hotel. LDS BAZAAR LDS Relief Soc. Bazaar Sat., Dec. 2, at Vic Powers, 10 am, 670-3t “ Here are final scores of basketball ‘ 2ames played last night: | stern Wash. 92, Eastern Ore. 62. North Carolina 84, McCrary 57. Wisconsin 49, Wisconsin Frosh 48. {ndiana State 58, Hanover 46. DePauw 77, Canterbury 57. Niagara 80, Lemoyne (NY) 61. J. 8. ROOD HERE J. S. Rood of Anchorage is stop- ping at the Baranof Hotel. g Refreshment ss conference broke into M been grar o e Yukon government of I Game Commission 3ig Delt ison to have or a new range, fou two males, will winter e big herd. the crates which l in Whitehorse will} MISSIONARY be t Delta, the bison s The M ected and driven into the cor smorial Pri ng and loading onto the! 7:30 o'clock will ca em to the | snd. 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