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Newspaper Page TextNY Today iravoreq mo Ena series Riddle Setting Pace In UVL Yankees Are 3-2 Favorites Despite Appearance Of Jay UMPQUA VALLEY LEAGUE W L T Pts. PF PA Kiddle Oakland Jlyr. Creek Sutherlm Pmiglas Glendale 127 2fi HI 12 65 39 63 32 21) SK S2 1(19 20 124 6 The Newt-Review, Roicburg, Or. Mon., Oct 9, 1961 Winning their fourth straight I'mpqua Valley League eontest the Riddle Irish continued to tet the pare in the leaisae standings with a perfect 4 0 record. The Irish squeezed out a 13 6 Indians Hold Commanding Lead In Midwestern League Clashes CINCINNATI. Ohio (AP) The' to deep left center. That set up the wounded but relentless New York first Yankee run and the only one Yankees were 3 to 2 favorites to they really needed to scuttle Cm close out the World Series today cy starter Jim O Toole, with a derisive fourth victory over! Mantle had to leave the game the desperate Cincinnati Keds, after his hit, I certain two-bagger whose last-ditch hope was their under normal conditions. It sent lone series winner, strapping Joey , home tun king Roger Mans, who Jay. , had walked, to third, from where Jay's pitching opponent in this he scored on a double play. World Series contest, the last in Mantle Out cozy Crosley field, is the same! Mantle now is out of the series, rival who bowed to the 225 pound no matter if it goes the seven Cincinnati riuht bander in New game limit. The ugly wound on his York last Thursday, 25 year old hip where an abscess was remov MIDWESTERN LEAGUE I South Eugene won its first league , Ralph Terry. The Reds won that ea 10 days ao has drastically (District J-A ll game Friday by downing Thurston i one, 6 2, behind Jay s four-hit hobbled the fleet slugger. The W L PP PA 28 6. The Fourth quarter tally by! pitching. j wound was bleeding badly when win Frid place in the current standings with a 1-1-1 mark. Using the point svs tern used by the UVL the Irish ..... .k. n.,,11. v..i. noseourK ,7j. Marshfciid jr 11, " " Vnrlh H-wt South Kugcne Springfield Thurston have eight points in the league two for each win. Second plare is held down by the Glide Wildcats who whitewash ed the Sutherlin Bulldogs, 190 Fri day. Glide has a 2 01 record for five league points, receiving only one point for the tie. North Kugene 0 3 12 S3 Springfield, as the Millers are 1-2 in league, play. Rosehurg's Indians hold a com-1. , b.,.pj. manding lead in the Midwestern,"" " , , .. ... League (District 5-A-l) football addition to leading in the win race with a 4-0 record uiss columns, the Indians have the The Indians protected' their lead ' offense and defensive records with a 21 6 victory over the North '" I"1" play. Roseburg has scor- n.ll.n'. n.L.r. . I. Iklr.l U...l U,. II, I'rl.lau .1 Krlh CU 95 DOlM in ItS lOUT ICSglie place with a 2 1 record. The Oak lBend. While the win kept Rose- gsmes, and has allowed only 12 ers rested from UVL action last burg in front of the pack, it drop- j P""" by the opposi- week, and lost a non rounter to ped North Bend into a tie for tion-an average of three points third place with the South Eugene ,v" "" " Axemen. This week Roseburg will take a Maishfield's Pirates are also un- break from District 5-A-l play to defeated in league play sporting! meet the highly rated North Sa a 2 0 record to rest in second ! lem Vikings, l-eague play will place. Friday the Pirates handed I find Springfield at South Eugene, the North Eugne Highlanders a North Eugene at North Bend and 20 6 trouncing. i Thurston at Marshfield. 4 0 95 12 the Colts ended a 19 quarter TD The weather again was expect-! Mantle was removed for a pinch 2 0 93 13 drought for the losers. The loss ed to be as perfect as Sunday runner following his hit. 1 1 32 39 kept Thurston near the bottom! when New York's Whitey Ford Besides Mantle, the Yankee sick 1 1 35 39 with a 0 2 mark, while North Eu-i surpassed Babe Ruth's 4.1-year old bay treated Ford, whose right big 1 2 37 39, gene is 0-3. Both Thurston and series record for consecutive score-: toe was badly bruised by a foul 0 2 6 75 North Eugene trail fifth place less pitching innings and a bevy I as he batted in the sixth inning 0 3 12 53 Springfield, as the Millers are 1-2 of other Yankees gut into the act, and the peerless Yogi Berra, who the Yoncalla Eagles, 27 6. First Win Douglas picked up its first win 'of the season Saturday as the Tro jans romped to a 27-13 victory over the Glendale Pirates. The Trojans now are in a fifth place 'tie with Sutherlm, while the winless Pirates remain in the cellar. The spotlight this week will be on Saturdays game at Gild where the number one and two teams clash. If Riddle wins, the Irish will be in the driver's seat with only one league game remain ing. Should the Wildcats win, Kid dle would hold onto first place by virtue of one point in the I V I. landings. However, a victory would give Glide an excellent chance of moving in front the fol lowing week when the Irish have their league hye. - Other action in UVL competition this week will find Oakland at Glendale and Douglas at Myrtle Creek for Friday night games. Sutherlin will play a non-league game Friday at Illinois Valley. : Casanova Readies Ducks After Taking 147 Loss From Gophers EUGENE (AP) Coach Len'ball after a poor Minnesota punt Casanova, back to prepare for a weekend game against Arizona at Portland, said his University of Oregon football team "played pretty well" Saturday despite a 147 loss to Minnesota at Minnea polis. scored on four plays from the Minnesota 29, Post flipping to halfback Mike Gaechter on a 6 yard touchdown play. End Buck Corey kicked the conversion. In the third period another Ore gon drive carried to the Minnesot Roger Brown of the Detroit IJ ons is 6 feet 5 and 300 pounds. He's a defensive tackle from Mary land State. We held them to 65 yards in s- But the home team hurled Ore- the first half," he said. I J D1 na "or,V .,,.., field goal try from the 25. Oregon was. In fact ahead JO We J(-t ,em off the houlc nd at the intermission on the strength h touk over .. Casanova said. of some fine passing by soph- He ferred lo , w ,rj omore quarterback Doug Post lie Minnotl toucndown march that a lu ymu "" , followed S.nHv Ktenhen. Initio the final 8. Halfback Jim Cairns in a monotonous 7-0 shut-out of the Reds. Ford now has pi'cKd 32 sparked a 70-yard march that ended when Minnesota neia on us 10. 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I MICKEY MANTLE . , . out of series ruthless innings, topping Ruth's old mark of 29 2 3. Possibilities If Jay should duplicate his Yan kee Stadium victory the series would return to New York for a sixth game Wednesday and possi bily a seventh game Thursday. In perhaps an ironical coinci dence, the series ended for Mick ey ManUe and may have been de cided against the Reds in the fourth inning Sunday when the ailing Yan kee star stroked a screaming hit was gashed above his right eye by his sungalsses when he made a fruitless try for a diving catch, also in the sixth inning. While the Yankees are a 1 to 2 favorite to take what could be the series today, the odds are 10 to 1 against the Reds making a come back only three other clubs ever achieved in the series. Last to do it after begmg down 3-1 were the Yankees themselves, rallying to take the 1958 series from the Mil waukee Kraves. Few Believed However, few of the 32.589 faithful fans who watched their "for real Reds" sag before the excellent pitching of Ford and Jim t'oates, believed Kred Hutchinson's National League wonder team could now overtake the well ba! anced Yankees. Kedleg pitching hasn't been too bad, although the Yankees club bed O'Toole, Jim Brosnan and Rill Henry for 11 hits Sundav, but Cin cinnati's own big guns have been almost completely spiked. Ore. Records More Hunting Mishaps Portland State Ends 0TI Winning Streak Jr .-.--4 Wr : M " ' ' s fHt-. f ,A ill l u 1 " 1 1 i .i 3a 1 . y X ! ft' - I i;i -"-2 -TTi.'- w " i ian 1 m l k, v SETTING A NEW RECORD, Yankee southpaw Whitey Ford fires oway in the fifth inning of the fourth gome of the World Series with the Redlegs, Sunday in Crosley Field. Ford retired offer pitching five shutout frames running his string of consecutive scoreless inn ings pitched in World Series competition to 32 a new record. Babe Ruth set the previous mork. of 29 23 innings in 1916 and 1918 when he pitched for the Boston Red Sox. (UP1 Telephoto) World Series Facts jf0rJ PfOISed Ht Ability To Gain Respect 0! Cincy By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS W. L. Pet. New York (A) 3 1 .750 Cincinnati (N) 1 1 .250 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland State broke Oregon Technical Institute's 12 e a m e winning streak with a 13-7 victory . By YOGI BERRA 'the game, hut he is also a prcttj and Oregon College d e f e a t e d' first game, Oct. 4, at Yankee ftf Th Aasoci,t., Prts$ good fielder. g-ToVrc 000 000 OOO-O 2 CINCINNATI ( AP) - You have B.atin, Record, f ,3hiVvSi. Mnrd e pCncdNew York 000 101 00x-2 6 0 1 no idea what it means to play And heating the Christy Math-V.,L,- ,w ,?.;- it. O'Toole, Brosnan (8) and John-1 behind a pitcher who can take ewson (28 13 straight scorelesi Mutnern Oregon College lost a Z,mmerman (81; Kord and1 charge and gain the respect of innings) and Babe Ruth (29 2-3 2j-6 non-conference game to hac-lHoward wFord. L-O'Toole. j the other team. You could see straight scoreless inmnjjs) rcc ramento state college, u was Home runsHoward and Skow-Uhat the Reds thought of Whitey jords couldn't happen to a nicer boe third straight loss. ron. New York. I Ford in the first inning. They ! guy. That's why we made him Portland State got two touch- j knfw he.d be hard ,0 score 0n our plaver representative. downs in the second quarter and M at Yankee I when they tried to bunt. The Reds haven't gotten a run held the lead for its win over .:'cona gsmr' ""' s". vi i,:1. .,t , ,rnn r vh.i. in n ,n,. .j . Richard.011' defending champions. T1"6: Cincinnati 000 211 020-8 $ 0 Chacon with "four pitches. Eddb had 18 scoreless innings in his viitt " - tu;,u ii- - i, wui ntu fuvn A kackn and V aria Pirwnn nnl n iriPfl lurt KhiitnnTc lawl vear aamnct BAKER, Ore. (AP) J. t'onnarn, 53, became the fifth fatality of Oregon's deer season when he suffered a heart attack wnue nunung wun inends in . ' .nco """ L Terry Lastern Oregon this weekend. " n me secona perioa io, on)e nnJ Corman Cincin. Mate I'otice said connarn, a " reniieu put-u i uriiana resiueni, was iricKen uk i" utr, i,,. scored the - luut iui fuui A kacbn and V aria Pinnn hnth IrlPfl tun (hiitnntc pass play from Bob Grant to Caryl" , Ed ard,. Terrv Ar. t0 bunt sinking curve balls. Whit- Pittsburgh. neicner. i g . jowar(j w Jay. ;ey had so much stuff thcyi But in the fourth it looked like uiegun i.uiirKe scureu uireei, , jn'l rirnn i,iw Berra, New York. He warmle oraised the work rf Sunn-niiy in the Fish Lake area. winners and scoi ard Mckev 0 rdintf Cf I which is in rugged country 15 g-- 'nl touchdown. "If I could nominate a I.ine-Imil norll ' 'rway. The body yard pas, from Chuck B; gua man or the Wee:: on a losing x"r" " ' . . . . n ,. . c, , team, it would be Ording," he1 Connarn was the third hunter Portland S ate ,ajd to die of a heart attack this Oregon College Casanova was awaiting a scout-!'" "" Killed I '-'ern "rt8 ins ronnri nn iri,.., u,hk i when a rifle discharged in a " . . . . .. " ' "'"" "' .... 1.1- i .i trw' I a n it u.rriin.Kimmnna 1.7 niovuii; auiuinou ie. ina inoinrri"" Saturday. died from poison fumes in an out- But that score doesn t suggest ""or living unit. its going to be any easy Satur- Three Wounded At least three nunicrs nave sultered bullet wounds. The latest was Darryl Barker, 18, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barker of Carlton. day night for us," he said Oregon 0 7 0 0 7 Minnesota 0 0 8 8 14 Oregon Gaechter t pass from Post (Corey kick I Minnesot a Stephens 8 run A stray bullet ricocheted olf an (Cairns kick) elbow and entered the lower part on an urns. L Pet 0 0 1 1 0 trouble when Kasko singled with You always feel good when they : none out. We were leading onlr try lo bunt on Ford. It's risht 1-0. When Pinson came up I was down his alley. Not only is he playing a bit deep and I just Third game Oct 7 at Crosley one ,ne greatest competitors in causht his short fly at my knees Fjcld ' ' ' j I after a long run. That's one fly New York 000 000 111-3 8 1 a- I I wanted. Then Whitey showed , Cincinnati 001 000 1110-2 8 1 000 .000 .000 .000 Weekend results Portland State 13, Oregon Tech and Howard; Purkey and Ed wards. W Arroyo. L Purkey. Home runs Blanchard and Mans, New York. Ford Jokes Over Record Oregon College 34, Eastern Ore gon 13 Sports In Brief his best stuff to Frank Robinson but with two strikes he hit him on the foot. Two men on. one out. Then Whitey pitched out of 'he jam by getting dangerous Wallf Pnct In n,t a ilnnhl. nU., hill l CINCINNATI (AP)-Babe Ruth Tonv Kubck. nrnhahlv umilH h elari In know ' u-,.:...- . . Fnnrth came Oct 8 at Croslev ! r . T ' . i, , , vV umsuie oi nnney, everynony rourtn game, uci. , ai trosiey . fn.iovm fellow I'ke Whiley lh. vani. c.,. i v.;... . L- 1 K l. 1... .hn,i,h U'nrl . ... ' ' "aK ruiu ir naim in ,ms scrips. Kohhv Rlrh. Field New York Vn.nB n.tnh.nn mrnrrf fltt Tni ..... '. ... Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 5 1 " '" , Z u.i ' u " pict-en up wnere ne lett Ford. Coates (6) and Minnesot a Stephens 3 run I of his hip as he was hunting deer 'on a clearing in the Carlton are,a he did not see who fired it. I He was taken to a Mc.Minnville hospital by companions who heard (kick failed) Attendance 50.449 ONE CUT ROPE 000 112 3007 11 0 Hnw.rrf-ifield ,h,y would have had much off acainst Pittshurgh last vca O'Toole Brosnan (6) Henrv (91 ' eommon. and now has hit safely in his last .nHns,mmerman (8). W Wh'n- lu'Tw vU" VanTeS 'X- Wrld Sm" i"nw' ' .. -Ford L-6'Toole surged into the New York Yankee 5eries he is 8 for 17 with five of ,, crui-mii b ri.rcs,sm8 room ,fler 's"nd them off Jim O'Toole a fine pitch REMAINING SCHEDULE Yankee victory in which Ford set er BASEBALL Monday. Oct. 9 Fifth game ' a record of 32 consecutive score-1 Mickey Mantle is one who's CINCINNATI The New York 11 Cincinnati less inninss. they found Whitey rr.aiiy hurtin'. Ya futta give Mick Yankees beat Cincinnati 3 2 and luesday. Oct. 10-upcn aaie lor reaoy wun a quip all the credit for plavins in his travel Wl more K.nirs m-crssaiy r. ; AnvDooy nere iroin i.aii!iiinia condition, lhat ahscess By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 70 and took a commanding 3 1 DALLAS. Tex. (AP) Lionel his cry fur help. Attendants said rad in Iamf. ln ih- World Ser-! Wednesday, Oct. 11 Sixth game to make an offer-'", he asked with iok i,kc a t Hehert, 19H0 PGA champion and he was in good condition. winner of the ISM American Golf Classic over the same Akron! , , course, had trouble unfastening a CldY WOntS BOUt With gallery rone du,ini! the first round ' of the Dallas Open. He iHirrowt-d a knife, cut the rope and made his shot. YOUR DEER ... ELK OR MOOSE CUT PACKAGED AND QUICK FROZEN Straj in Ucktr for your tnioymant. DOUGLAS LOCKER & STORAGE es.n. OR J 4JI J 111) I Syk.t St. OeiN IVININGS 4 SUNDAYS ICS Heavyweight Johansson I.OCISVII.I.E, Ky. 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