Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-11-05 | Page 28 | Pastor next Champ, Says Jim Johnson

Pastor Next Champ, Says Jim Johnson ByAT-ROBlNSON International News Sports Writer NEW YORK. Nov. 5 Neither Joe Louis nor Max Schmeling will fight again after their meeting in June, and Bob Pastor will then don the fistic purple and become the universally acknowledged heavyweight champion of the world. Pastor will be top man. Jack Keams thinks his Jimmy Adamic la the best heavyweight around, and Jack and I have a tentative agreement for Pastor and Adamic to meet next July. "Now. I'm giving you a two-way tip Louis and Schmeling will make their meeting their last fight, no matter which way it goes and Pastor will be the next universal-ly universal-ly acknowledged champion." But, Jimmy, will they acknowledge acknowl-edge him in Germany? That forecast, which may not be so farfetched as It sounds, was made today by Jimmy Johnston, who In the last 40 years has managed more fighters and more champions and who as former matchmaker for Madison Square Garden staged more title fight than any man who ever lived. See Nasi Win Here Is the fistic future as Johnston John-ston sees It: "Schmeling.1 said the Irrespressible Johnston, "is leaving Germany today. He is coming here to belt out a pushover named Harry Thomas. And he'll stop Louis more "Then he'll take the heavyweight title back to Germany, but, no matter what Mike Jacobs says to tha contrary, the Dutchman will never fight again. He haa all the money he needs and he'll be a big shot in Germany. "Even if Louis could beat him which he can't he, too, would never fight again. Now that he's been away from his board of managers man-agers for a while and begun to think and act for himself, he is a different guy than h was. He's lasy. he doesn't like ipunishment and he's got too much money for his own good. "When Schmeling and Louis quit.