TWO MEDFOHD MAIL-TRIBUNE
Tuesday, Sept. 18. 1945
Cardinals Face Showdown
In Three-Game Cub Series
New York, Sept. 18 U.R
The St. Louis Cardinals, veter
ans of many a rough and tumble
fight dating back to the days of
the original "Gas House Gang,"
faced the toughest one yet today
In their three-game "all or noth
ing" series with the Chicago
Cubs.
Three games down, they would
have to sweep the series to pull
even, and the odds are against
their doing it, even though they
have beaten the Cubs 13 out of
17 times so far this season.
Barrett To Start
Manager Billy Southworth In
dicated he would send his top
winner, Charley (Hed) Barrett,
to the mound against the Cubs.
Barrett, who has beaten the Cubs
three times without a defeat, will
oppose the crafty Claude Pas
scau. Passeau has broken even
in two starts with the Cards this
year.
Meanwhile, the weather be
came an unexpected ally of the
Tigers in the American, causing
postponement of their finale
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with the Senators at Washing
ton and giving their harried
pitchers a desperately needed
day of rest. It was problematical
whether the game could be play
ed today since the forecast was
for more rain and the field still
waj baggy. If rain interferes to
day, the game will be wiped off
the schedule, giving the Senators
one less chance, to catch the
Tigers in their almost hopeless
pennant fight.
Durocher Ejected
The Cardinals reduced Chica
go's lead by a full game yester
day, topping the last place Phil
lies, 7 to 3, on Sylvester (Blix)
Donnelly's steady pitching, while
the Cubs were being shut out at
Chicago, 4 to 0, by Art Herring
of the Dodgers.
Dodger Manager Leo Duroch
er was banished in the first in
ing for complaining over a deci
sion, his sixth ejection this sea
son. Dick Culler hit three singles,
walked and scored twice to pace
Boston to a 4 to 2 victory over
the Reds at Cincinnati.
In the only other American
league games, the White Sox and
Red Sox split at Boston. The
fled Sox ended a seven-game los
ing streak with an 8 to 4 victory,
getting 14 hits off John Hum
phrles, but the White Sox came
back to win 4 to 2.
Cleveland's doublcheader at
Philadelphia was wiped off the
books and St. Louis at New York
was postponed because of rain.
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Portland, Sept. 18 The 1945
Ante'. 'pe season will open Sep
tember 22 and extend through
Sept. SO, with a bag limit of one
antelope with ear-length horns
or over according to the Oregon
State Game Commission.
M-iny sportsmen have regis
tered complaint with the commis
sion on the new regulation
pccifving the killing of buck
ante'ope only, and others are
disappointed because only 800
tans were authorized and over
1.500 ,-portsmen applied. The re-
rtrictinns are based upon the
fact that the antelope herds
have been reduced nearly one
half .nce the first open season
in 19:)8.
Th area open to hunting In
eludes ail of the antelope range
with the exception of a large
block south of the Bend-Burns
Highway In northern Lake
county and the Drakes Flat area
west of Hart Mountain. The
Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge
also Is closed to hunting.
Portland Softball
Girls Eliminated
In Title Campaign
Cleveland, Sept. 18 (U.R)
The Toronto and It. Wayne, Ind
Softball teams, strong contenders
for the world championship,
were scheduled to meet today In
the fourth round of the Interna
tlonal tournament and the win
ner probably will become a fa
vorite for the title.
Standouts in the women's com
petition, also for the world title
Included Toronto and New Or
leans. Toronto's girls were
matched against the North Car
olina State team and New Or
leans opposed Phoenix, Ariz., In
feature distaff games today.
Other women's games were Salt
Lake City vs. Washington and
Chicago vs. Seattle, Wash.
In the women's competition
Salt Lake City eliminated the
1944 championr from Portland,
Ore., with a 3 to 2, 11-inning
victory. Portland previously had
beaten Stamford, Conn., in 22
Innings, and Cleveland, the host
ess team, 1 to 0, in 10 innings.
ASHLAND AREA CABINS
ROBBED OVER WEEK-END
The sheriff's office reported to
day that cabins in the Ashland
district and a restaurant at Pros
pect were entered by thieves
over the week-end and money
and cigarettes taken. Two cabins
were entered In the Ashland sec
tion, $400 in money being taken
from a safe in one and jewelry
stolen from both. At Prospect
about $25 In money and some
cigarettes were taken.
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Sport Chips
BY
M"!11'1 'I T't1
Harry Chipman
Mail Tnbui.e Sports Editor
A couple of fellows called at
the M-T office the other day and
asked us to settle a wager for
them on who In football history,
had made the longest run from
scrimmage. It turned out they
we're both wrong the longest
run from scrimmage was made
by Wyilys Terry of Yale against
Wesleyan, on Nov. 4, 1884, for
115 yards, according to the of
ficial National Collegiate Ath
letic Association football guide
book for 1945. .
In 1941 the statistics sub-committee
of the NCAA football
rules committee ruled that a
100-yard gain Is the most a play
er can be credited with since it
is th most the run can mean to
his team.
For those who are interested
In football statistics and records,
we print herewith some of the
all-time gridiron records.
Longest run-back of a kick
off was made by Edmund
Jack Bux'te of Mississippi,
against Alabama, in 1931. He
trotted 109 yards to score.
Record for run-back of a punt
is held by Benjamin Boynton
who raced 101 yards for Wil
liams against Hamilton in
1920.
Robert Peters' pass to Howard
Stanley, Princeton, against
Army in 1939 went for 69 yards
and holds the record. Longest
scoring pass, without run, was
mado from Robin Bell to How
ard Kriss Ohio State, in a game
with Chicago in 1927.
A pass to Rupert O'Keefe
from Joseph Leary of Mar
quette against Alabama Poly
in 1929 started a run which
was good for 88 yards, to hold
the record for the longest run
with a complete pass.
B. H. Hutchinson, Chicago,
and Luther Perrin, S. W.
Louisiana Institute, hold the
record for the longest run
with an intercepted pass, 105
yards. Hutchinson scored his
against Wisconsin in 1918 and
Perrin got his in a game with
Stephen F. Austin in 1934.
Santord B. White raced 95
yard? for Princeton against Har
vard ii: 1911 to hold the record
for th longest run following a
blocked kick James T. Haxall.
Princeton, booted a field goal
from 85 yards out against Yale
in 1882 to set a record. James
C. Leech, VMI, 1920, scored 210
points in one season to lead that
department. He made 26 touch
downs 48 points-after-touch
down and two field goals.
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Chicago, Sept. 18 (U.PJ Joc
keys at two Illinois race tracks
will be called out in a sympathy
strike tomorrow for a fellow
rider.
The strike, which will effect
about 75 jockeys at the Haw
thorne track here and the Fair
mount track, Collinsville, was
called by the Jockey Guild of
America today. The guild is pro-:
testing the Illinois Racing Com
mission's refusal to grant a 11-;
cense to Wendell Eads, one of the
nation's top jockeys three years
ago when he rode for Warren
Wright's Calumet Farm. j
FIGHT POSTPONED (
Pittsburgh, Sept. 18 (U.PJ i
ru- in-ft,,n,4 nnn.titlo hnilT be-
tween Sammy Angott and Ikej
Williams, National Boxing as
sociation lightweight champion,
scheduled for tonight has been
postponed until tomorrow nignt
because of inclement weather,
promoters said today.
ACTRESS WINS DIVORCE
Hollywood, Sept. 18 (U.R)
Actress Natalie Thompson, 22,
New York, today had won a di
vorce from Warner Bros. Actor
Robert Hutton, 25, on charges he
"danced all evening with an
other woman."
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