STENGEL JUGGLES LINE-UP
FOR WORLD SERIES BRUSH
By LEO H. PETERSEN
United Preu Sporti Editor
Brooklyn OJ.PJ Manager
Casey Stengel of the New York
Yankees, trying to even the
World Series against the Brook
lyn Dodgers at one game all,
changed his lineup today for the
second game, delayed 24 hours
by Thursday's rain.
Hoping to get more batting
power, he benched first baseman
Bill Skowron and third baseman
Andy Carey and put the left
handed hitting Joe Collins and
the veteran Gerry Coleman in
their places.
Stengel call on Don Larsen,
an 11-game winner who pitched
his best ball toward the close of
the season, to face Don New
combe, the Dodgers 27-game
winner.
It was a clear, sunny day, but
there was a strong chilly wind
blowing in from left field toward
home plate.
Adlai Attends
Adlal E. Stevenson, the Demo
cratic presidential candidate, en
tered Ebbets field and was es
corted to a box near the Dodger
dugout. Joining him in the box
were Gov. and Mrs. Averell
Harriman, Mayor and Mrs. Rob
ert Wagner and Walter O'Mal
ley, president of the Dodgers.
Managers Casey Stengel of the
Yankees and Walter Alston of
Brooklyn went over to meet Ste
venson and posed with him for
photographers.
First Stevenson posed with
Stengel's cap on, then with Al
ston's cap and finally wore both
caps.
Later he threw out the first
ball, as President Eisenhower did
for the opening series game here
Wednesday.
Newcombe, the major league's
top winning pitcher this year
with 27 victories, was out to
crack a personal Series jinx and
thus give the Dodgers a com
manding two-game lead in the
classic.
Larsen won only 11 games
but was the Yankees' best pitcher
In the last days of the regular
season.
Both hurlers were the. orig
inal pitching choices before rain
postponed the se c o n d game
Thursday.
Helps Dodgers
The rainout was viewed as
favorable to the Dodgers, inas
much as it gave 39-year-old Sal
Maglie, the dramatic 6-3 victor
over the Yankees in Wednesday's
SOC Jayvee
Tiff Billed
Ashland Southern Oregon
college and Humboldt State col
lege junior varsity football clubs
will tangle at 2 p.m. Saturday on
the Ashland school's field.
Humboldt with an overall
turnout of some 60 players will
bring a group of players who
rank below the top 33 of its
squad.
Some 20 players turned out
last Monday for the SOC jayvee
crew. Coach Al Akins hasn't
mentioned any names but has in
dicated that a couple of the jay
vees will be up with the varsity
if they continue to show as well
as they have in practice so far
this week.
Pioneer, Coyote
Gridmen Tussle
By UNITED PRESS
Defending co-champion Lewis
and Clark and College of Idaho
tangle at Caldwell Sturaday in
a game which could decide the
1956 Northwest Conference foot
ball crown.
Each team holds two wins this
season, one each in conference
play.
There is one other counting
contest In the Northwest loop.
This sends Willamette to Forest
Grove Saturday night to meet
Pacific.
Linfield entertains the Seattle
Ramblers and Whitman has an
open date.
TRADE BAIT?
New York 4U.R) Gale Paul,
vice president and general man
ager of the Cincinnati Redlegs,
today declined to comment on a
report that first baseman Ted
Kluszewski of the Redlegs has
been offered as trade bait to
other National league teams.
opener, an extra day of rest but out that Newcombe is a pin-point
the oddsmakers still are sticking
with the Yankees. They've made
today's game a pick 'em affair
but made the Yankees 11-10
favorites to take the Series.
It was assumed that the extra
day of rest would help New
combe, who last pitched on Sun
day, but the big pitcher and
Alston weren't too sure that
would be the case. Both pointed
control pitcher who is sometimes
affected by too much rest.
Alston indicated he was toying
with idea of starting Clem La
bine, Brooklyn's regular-season
relief specialist, in Saturday's
third game if he is not needed
in relief today. Labine started
two games in the late stages of
the hectic National League pen
nant race.
Medford,Tribune
SIPdDinrS
State Farm Insurance stayed
in front of the City Bowling
League Thursday night but lost
a 0 to 4 decision to I. O. Forest.
High individual series went to
Erhardt Blind of Westside with a
621.
SUndtnfl W L
Medford Mufflers 20 4
Hires Root Beer ....
Team No. 8 16
Plckells Real Estate 13
Darrell Miller Co 13
Andy's Jewellers 12
Telephone Employees ll1.:
U. S. National Bank 10
Citv Appliance - 10
State Forest Patrol 8'
Moore Steel Co 81,
Klievers Machine Shop .... 4
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11
12
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14
14
15'i
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20
(J. S. Bank
P. Shafer
A. Rlchter
A. Loper
D. Monteith
O Gladfelter
Handicap
432
384
416
354 K. Shaw
414 H. Russell
642 Handicap
2
513
456
Hires
D. Swan
H. DunRey
D. Schlacbter 431
449
452
357
2642
City Appliance
M. Amaro
J. Hollis
H. Moore
H. Hooker
B. Marshall
Handicap
3
449
431
422
442
396
529
2718
Miller Co.
J. Haven
W. Fischer
C. Brown
H. Wyatt
L. Webster
Handicap
2653
453
439
425
460
456
441
KMver's 1 Team Eight 3
M. Jacobson 476 A. Walker 470
I. Isaacs 404 B. Evans 484
B. Lucas 289 M. Walker 424
T. Van Sickle 479 R. Cooley 364
H. Blew 426 G. Burroughs 482
Handicap 510 Handicap 411
2590
Pickell's
D. Pickell
Absentee
H. Withrow
C. McWharter
D. Kreer
Handicap
1
507
447
487
516
524
348
F. E. A. A.
J. Martin
B. Doescher
M. Walker
H. Riekman
J. Strabel
Handicap
3
593
430
392
489
501
489
Forest Patrol
B. Moran
D. Stockton
J. Bradish
G. Layton
B. Van Hoy
Handicap
14
487
367
477
340
449
573
Moore Steel 2'i
B. Townes 448
J. Monroe 347
D. Ivie 470
R. Applegate 488
C. Hinrichson 531
Handicap
Med. Mufflers
D. Vance
W. Walker
N. Aitken
Absentee
P. Antony
Handicap
430
489
480
474
401
417
2691
Andy's
T. Anderson
D. Kline
R. Bales
J. Paul
C. Ericson
Handicap
531
2
425
553
336
Standings
Hunter Best Sawmill ....
Donna Timber
Trumix Construction
Clover's Golden Eagle ...
Eastside Market -
Plcard's Jewelers
Medford Plaza Apta
Chuck's Pump Service ...
Medford Steel Co a
United States National Bank 9
Medford Blowpipe Co 8
Big Y Market 3
... 14
13
... 11
... 12
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6
7
8
10
10
11
15
16
21
Chuck's
Couch
Coggins
Anderson
Absentee
Kreer
Handicap
Big Y Mkt.
Burton
Shepard
Lyons
Childers
Gifford
Handicap
Tru Mix
Snedden
Lees
Brize
Cummings
Bell
Handicap
533
437
466
390
439
Med. Blow Pipe 4
Matthieson 487
Whitney 441
Thorndike 385
Miller 356
L. Johnson 465
Handicap 285
2419
0 Medford Plaza 4
347
366
393
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409
Wies
Trout
Arms
Gassner
Masterson
Handicap
IV.
416
432
475
452
513
V. S. Bank
Eastwood
Gleaves
Humphrey
Rader
Doty
Handicap
norma Timber
Wirth
Wllkins
Crowley
Gunn
Kessler
Handicap
Picard's
Wallace
R. Picard
G. Picard
Gibson
' Morgan
Handicap
Medford Steel
Smith
Hopkins
Hawkins
lrvin
Eastgate
Handicap
411
447
366
443
453
99
Clover's
Amaro
O. Johnson
Shordy
Lenz
Patterson
Handicap
349
429
496
S'O
450
162
417
450
462
329
457
207
2
467
424
4TT6
357
576
72
4
450
434
4fl6
562
583
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Standings
State Farm Insurance .
I. O. Forester
Ross Lumber Co
Daugherty Lumber Co.
Weter and Olson
Morton Lumber Co
Westside ....
S. Oregon Moulding
Medford Barbers 9
First National Bank 9
Central Market 8
Copco
... 17
. 16
16
14
131,
13
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F. M. B.
La Bar
Ni&ser
Banman
DeGroot
Dimick
Handicap
Norton Lbr.
E. Olsen
H. Olsen
Mager
Luznet
Boettcher
Handicap
476
448
365
488
543
24
Westside
Paschke
E. Orr
G. Orr
Landis
Blind
Handicap
420
479
356
580
Ross Lbr.
Culy
Schatz
Robertson
Martin
430 Absentee
Handicap
Central Mkt.
Haryman
Kantor
Sommer
Keener
Schulz
Handicap
508
3
404
528
516
2375
Barber's
Berry
Valley
Hamer
Schultz
Speer
Handicap
L
7
8
8
10
10 1,
11
12i
15
15
15
4
501
492
426
477
621
4
484
f08
390
124
3
560
548
418
528
548
2512
COPCO
Buseman
Anders
Harper
Hanson
Schroeder
Handicap
State Farm
Colley
Neathamer
Withrow
Langston
McWhorter
Handicap
S. O. Mldg.
Bex
Turner
Absentee
Minger
Knapp
Handicap
1 Daugherty Lbr. 3
396 Henson 523
499 D. Chapman 451
390 Clark 508
437 Barker 431
542 F. Chapman 525
165 Handicap
2339
0
580
458
451
508
533
2530
I. O. F.
Morrison
Lubbers
Simmonds
Porter
Vessey Jr.
Handicap
2438
4
528
438
486
539
574
123
1
552
467
369
, 394
567
3
23.y
Weter-Olson
Brown
Roberts
Smith
Larman
Webster
Handicap
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PUBLICITY MAN Beginning
his second year as sports publi
city director at Southern Oregon
college, is Len Weber, senior
student "from Malin. Weber, a
former SOC and Malin high
school athlete, is working to
ward a bachelor of science de
gree in secondary education and
intends to become a coach and
teacher. Weber also is serving
as sports correspondent for the
Mail Tribune.
Slaughter
May Receive
Full Share
Brooklyn U.K) Enos (Coun
try) Slaughter, already voted a
half-share by his Yankee team
mates, can make it a full one
with a "good series" and if he
does, he'll have Casey Stengel to
thank.
Generous as usual in their
splitting up of the World Series
melon, the Yankee players de
cided to give Slaughter half a
share even though he joined
them from Kansas City on Aug.
26 and appeared in only 23
games for the Yanks.
Stengel, long an admirer of
Slaughter's hustle and his 100
per cent effort for any club he
has played with, felt Enos de
served a full share and told the
players so. It was finally decid
ed to wait and see how the 40-
year-old ex-Cardinal performed
against the Dodgers in the series.
Unaware
Slaughter, unaware of Casey's
intercession for him because he
wasn't present when the shares
were being voted, got off to a
fine start against Brooklyn in
the opener Wednesday, rapping
out three hits even though the
Yankees lost.
In order to change their origi
nal vote and award Slaughter a
full share, the Yankees would
have to call another meeting
among themselves following the
series. Although the procedure
would be unusual, there is no
sule forbidding it.
Sidelights
On Series
RUNS IN RAIN
Brooklyn U.R) The only
ballplayers who set a foot on the
diamond in Ebbetts field Thurs
day was Dodger pitcher Don
Newcombe, who donned his uni
form and ran around the field
in the rain for about 15 minutes.
"He always wants to run," com
mented Manager Walt Alston.
FURILLO USES HEAT PAD
Brooklyn (U.R) Dodger out
fielder Carl Furillo spent Thurs
day's "day off" from the World
Series with a heating pad on his
back. Furillo complained of a
stiff muscle in his right side
"like something that won't
stretch when it's supposed to."
MAGLIE ON SUNDAY
Brooklyn U.R) Dodger
Manager Walter Alston still is
planning on starting Sal Maglie
in Sunday's game in the World
Series "if he's ready" only now
it will be the fourth game of the
series instead of the fifth. That
means Sal could be ready for a
possible seventh game with two
days rest.
FEWER PHONE CALLS
Brooklyn U.R) The New
York Telephone company today
reported that phone calls from
folks wanting to know the World
Series score are slightly less in
number than last year.
The company has a special
number you can call for the cor
rect time and added on three
times a minute the operator also
gives the score of the game. For
this year's opening game, 154,
803 calls were made compared
to 184,564 for opening game last
year and the all-time record of
247,129 in one day during the
1951 series.
SCUDERA OUT
Washington (U.R) Halfback
Joe Scudero, of the Washington
Redskins, one of the fastest
safety men in the National Foot
ball league, will be out of ac
tion against the Philadelphia
Eagles this Saturday night be
cause of an injury suffered
against Pittsburgh last week.
Also a doubtful player is offen
sive halfback Tommy Runnels.
Hunter-3est
Russell
Branten
Sorber
Croucher
Paul
Handicap
3
496
442
349
539
Eastside Mkt 1
Cox 459
Harger 450
Carter 489
Ratty 500 l
Fluck 390
Handicap 21
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Frick Believes It His
Job To See That Every
Series Tilt Goes Route
Brooklyn (U.R) Ford Frick
said today he postponed the
second game of the World Series
"to avoid the nighmare that's
haunted me since I became com
missioner." "No World Series game has
ever been stopped short of nine
innings," Frick pointed out.
"And I believe it's part of my
job to see that every series game
goes the full distance so that
no team can ever feel that it
was beaten by the weather."
Frick called off Thursday's
scheduled second game at 11:07
a.m. EDT after a 10-minute con
ference with the six umpires and
rival Managers Walt Alston and
Casey Stengel. Only the com
missioner has the authority to
delay the start of a Series game
or postpone it.
Grants Pass
Cops Harrier
Encounter
Grants Pass defeated the Med
ford high cross-country team 19
to 36 Wednesday in a IVi-mile
run at Grants Pass.
Terry Boatman, GP, nosed Les
Linp'cheit, Medford, by two feet
for. first place. Time was slow
at 6:28.8 as the Tornado strategy
of forcing Boatman to lead al
most paid off. Lingscheit gave
the Caveman a good race but
couldn't quite make it when he
tried to pass on the last lap.
GP took third, fourth, fifth
and sixth in the race. Medford
took the next counting spots
with Jay Mullen seventh, Mark
Norton and Roger Johnson dead
heating for eighth and Glenn
Kave takine 10th.
Coach Vern Wolthoff said that
the result was not discouraging
considering the late start in
training for harriers here this
fall. The squad h?,s been joined
by Phil Austin, miler transfer
from Ashland. He did not run
against Grants Pass but is ex
pected to be ready for the Klam
ath Falls test next week. Hts
family has moved to the Griffin
Creek district.
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
noon Saturday: 10 a-m Monday for
Monday: other days 3:30 previous day
Friday. October 5, 1956
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN
Baseball Terms
Creep Into Pro
Football Scrape
San Francisco (U.R) World
Serie.s pitching terminology is
creeping into the San Francisco
Forty Niner-Los Angeles Ram
professional football game here
on Sunday.
Sid Gillman, coach of the
Rams, has announced that he
will use his quarterbacks like
pitchers if one man i,s wild,
he'll put in a relief hurler.
"Guess he can do that okay
with three experienced quarter
backs like Norm Van Brocklin,
Billy Wade and Rudy Bukich,"
says Coach Frankie Albert of
the Forty Niners.
"But we'll have to string
along with one veteran perform
er, Y. A. Tittle. Tittle has proved
he can handle the job.
"However, if he should have
an off day, we can go in for re
lief, too. We can send in rookie
Earl Morrall.
Attorneys Study
Marciano Story
Camden. N.J. (U.R) Felix
Bocchicchio, who was manager
of former heavyweight cham
pion Jersey Joe Walcott, said to
day his attorneys are studying
a recent magazine article under
the byline of Rocky Marciano
in which Marciano said he was
partially blinded for three
rounds by capsicum vaseline
smeared on Walcott's gloves and
shoulder. Bocchicchio called the
allegation "an out and out lie."
Macias, D'Agata
Match Proposed
Mexico City (U.R) The In
ternational Boxing club has pro
posed a match between Mario
D'Agata of Italy and Raul
Macias of Mexico, both claim
ants to the world bantamweight
title, in Los Angeles in the sec
ond week of February, accord
ing to Luis Andrade, manager
of Macias. Andrade said he
would accept "any terms" to
make the match.
Boston (U.R) Isaac Logart
of Cuba and Gaspar Ortega of
Mexico have been matched for a
nationally televised 10-round
welterweight bout at Mechanics
Building, Oct. 17.
Four Clubs Mix
InOCC Scuffles
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' Oregon College of Education
and Eastern Oregon meet at La
Grande Saturday night in the
top Oregon Collegiate confer
ence football game of the week
end.
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New York (U.R) Joseph
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franchise to the West Coast next
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The Washington Post and
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that it was also understood that
San Francisco was bidding for
the franchise.
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