BANG-BANG TALKING Portland middleweight Andy Kendall will tangle with Sylvester Carter of Seattle in the main event of a five - bout card in La Grande on Sept. 28. Carter boasts a 14-1 record and his lone loss is a six-round decision to Kendall in Eugene. Kendall will carry an 8-1-1 record into the fight and Carter holds a win over Butcher Boy Coleman, the only man to beat Kendall. ot~er Portland fighters scheduled for the card are Richard Sue, Dennis Haws, Mike Tuooey and S i 1 k y Sutton. Vearl Sherman of Portland Boxing AttractiolliS Inc., the promoters of the card,- announced that a 51pecial package deal will be offered with a round trip by bus, meals and fight tickets to Portland fight fans tha1 want to go. ----- Heavyweight Eddie Machen's comeback fight. his first bout in more than -a ''ear, Will have to wait a few dr.vs. Promoters announced Tuesday that Machen's 10-rounder \\'ith Alonzo Johnson of Pittsburgh, scheduled to go on Wednesday night in -the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, has been set back to next Monday. Johnson telephoned from Pittsburgh, the prom o t e r s said, and asked fm· a rielay because of a virus cold. Machen last boxed in July, 1962, gaining a draw with Cleveland Williams in Houston, Tex. He suffered a temporary mental breakdown la:ter but has been training for a comeback for several months. The cancellation of Monday night's greyhound racing card due to a power failure merely served to whet the appetites of the faithful who follow the greyhounds. 'l'trey showed up-12,187 strong - on Tuesday night for the Multnomah Kennel club's 37th racing program of the 1963 season and the first after a recess while the state fair was on at Salem. Old Joe Perry, who broke into pro football when Casey Stengel was managing at Oakland and Bob Cousy was a kid in college is out of work. The tough, 200-pound fullback who gouged almost five miles out of opposing National Football League lines, was placed on waivers Tuesday as the Baltimore Colts cut back to a mandatory 37-man roster limit for this weekend's opening games. Perry broke into pro football when he was signed as a free agent in 1948 by the San Francisco 49ers, then of the old All-American Conference. He was still with the 49ers when the club went into the NFL two years later. Perry, who holds the league's all-time rushing record of 1,- 713 carries for 8,280 yards, and was made expendable this year by the outstanding showing of fullback J.W. Lockett, acquired by the Colts from Dallas. Perry, 36, was the all-league fullback in 1953 and 1954 when he Jed the NFL in rushing. "Now is the SEAS OR and here is the REASOR" ~tra~ rLATS sz99 S:J99 e BLACK e BRONZE e RED 4.95. 5.95 e LEATHERS e PATINAS e SWEET KID "OUR BIGGEST SELECTION EVER'' SCBOOI. SBOES GIRLS' WHITE Gym Shoes 1.99 to 2.99 "Yes We Have Them CONVERSE ALL STARS s Fine leathers and fine styling make these shoes first choice for the back-to-school set. And the low prices makes our footwear first choice with moms, too! Shop today-you'll find a grand selection in all sizes. ----- - ---! Styled BA,SKETBALL Tennis Sho~e Special Sale on • Young and Sharp e WHITE e BLACK 2.99 and 3.99 ~ I SQUAW ~ I ~ I BOOTS ~ I II ~ I $3.99 ~ I ·- - _....._. ____ 5235 H. E. Onion I I II I I - Ia 12.95 OPEN MON. and FRI. NIGHT 'TIL 9:00
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