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9 o o O Series Br LEO l. PETERSEN UPI Sports Editor -Jlsbs Angeles -UPeV- The Los Angeles Dodgerjecame cock jly ne Saturday after squar- giggtl WorH Senewith the Chicago piite Sgx, brasRly insiftftig th& the Sox weren't ej;e f s food tskeij top Na ' tiQiaf league rivffls. , BAtered 11 in tie opening jSgne at Cfcicafo and bounc- . eta . A xt -t . gagne jfrere, 4-3, the ePodgers -fere in high spirits-and al most critical of th team they will meeton their home lot heth Series resumes to- dy. e "WSen you play teams- like the Braves, Giants and Pi rates all year, this team don't scare you," said scrappy Don Zimmer. - "AnL.tht Cubs, too," inter jected Jim Gilliam, as if to say that the Sox would have to be considered Cifth-best in . the National league. Sox Don't Have Power "They're definitely not as . good as the Giants or Braves, asserted Johnny Podres, the " second game winner. "They Today; sure don't have their power. 6 : "No, possibly not," cau tioned Gil Hodges, the quiet man of the Dodgers, "but let's remember they may be strong er defensively.'' " But even Manager Walter Alston, wf& namcl grikeout king Don Brysdale to pitch the renewal game today, agreed with his high-spirited -players that "overall" the White Sox weren't as good as :the Braves or Giants. '- eAl Lopez, the White Sox , manager, in an attempt to dis prove the Dodger rating JElectric Socks! 1. Red, Heavy Knit Wool Sox v.: Nylon Reinforced. !2. VJred tojrive gentle heat com fortable va -wear. 3. Double button type "nap-on" ' leir4 -wire contact pointa. ' 4. Plug in type connection with . Deii hook. . S. Belt suspension battery case. ' t. Made by America's leading man- ufacturor of electric bea cover Q ings and heating pads. .r fjoy (Jia Luxury of Warm" ' Feet All Day - fin for Sports or Work . . . for i . Everyone Exposed to Cold V . Writ w Call ABBY GREEN lyE. Main Phone SP 2-8319 V "i iin'iti i nniiiiii - ! ii " SPECIAL FALL CLOSEOUT OF THE FAMOUS VIKIM6 13 FOOT FIBERGLASS o D CAPITAL 1911 North Pacific Re sumes Spirit of lodgers j MOUND OPPONENTS - Don Drysdale, left, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Dick Donovan, Chicago White Sox, were scheduled to be the starting pitchers in today's third game fit tfie baseball World Series at Los Angeles. The Series is tied at one game each. - -UPI Telephoto). named Dick Donovan for' the vital, third game, and, refus ing to be drawn into a contro versy, said simply: "We lost one. But we'll come back." Goat. Then Hero His club lost Friday's game on three homers, two by Char ley Neal, the second baseman who, before he displayed his power hitting, figured to be the "goat" of the contest- It was his first inning fielding lapse which made the White Sox a gift of two runs. , "I think we re over . our fielding jitters," explained Alston. , He had reason to hope; so. Because the Dodgers have made four errors in two games-three in the disastrous opener and one officially Fri day when the home runs, two by Neal and one by pinch-hit ter Chuck Essegian, pulled it out. , Fumbling, juggling play by the Dodger infield contributed those two runs to the Sox in the opening inning yesterday. It opened with Luis Aparicio doubling down the right field foul line. Little Luis went on to third by tagging up as Nellie Fox flied to deep right. Then came Neal's juggling act which could have extri cated Podres from the jam. Ted Kluszewski slammed a ball. to Neal and. he dug it out of . the:dirt several times as Landis raced safely past him to second base while Aparicio scored.. With the double play gone, Neal still had time to get the' lumbering Klu at first. Sherm Lollar singled off Neal's glove-and Landis went on across the plate. Neal started making retri bution in the fifth with a 370- foot homer into the lower left field stands. Podres, who had given up those two gift runs on a mea ger four hits through the first six innings, was derricked by Alston with two . out in the 1A LESS THAN COST Jin the-gang and hayia the time of your life with your OWN water sking beat. Buy it NOW during Capital Trailer Sales Special Fall Closeout of the famous Viking 13-foot fiberglass ski boat. TRAILER Hwyl ' at Los seventh for the pinch-hitting Essegian. Big Chuck got the message and bashed the ball into the upper deck of the left field stands to tie it up at 2-2. It also shook Shaw, who was destined to wind up as the loser. Because Shaw walked ; Gilliam and once again Neal stepped up to the plate. .... . , -.. And Charley got more than even for that atrocious first inning as he walloped a tow ering 430-foot shot into the White Sox bullpen out in the far reaches of center field. Turk Lown came on in re lief to get the Dodgers out and hold them scoreless the rest of the way. Football Scores By United Press SATURDAY COLLEGE SCORES Lafayette 19, Muhlenberg 6. Delaware 42, Massachusetts 13. Maine 52, Vermont 14. Amherst 59, Union 0. . New Hampshire 45, Rhode Is land 0. . O'io 46, Kent State 0. Miami (Ohio) 33, Xavier (Ohio) 7. Washington (St. Louis) 17, Wa bash 15. Bowling Green 14. Dayton 0. Oberlin Tech 20, William and .Mary 14. Scranton 26, Temple 12. Rutgers 20, Connecticut 8. Washington and Lee 42, Dickin son 13. Cornell 13, Lehigh 6. Wyoming 27, Utah State 2. riorida 55. Virginia 10. No. Carolina 20. No. Carolina State 12. - So. Carolina 30, Georgia 14. . Auburn 35, Hardin Simmons 12. Mississippi 43. Memphis State 0. FRIDAY COLLEGE GAMES United Press International Kentucky 32, Detroit 7 Chattanooga 20. Furman 7 W. Virginia 10, Geo. Washington a . Southern Cal. 17, Ohio State 0 MIAMI TRIUMPHS Tallahassee, Fla.-(DPD-Little Fran Curci threw a touch down pass and hurled his full 150 pounds into, a game saving tackle Saturday night to give Miami's Hurricane a 7-6 vengeance victory over Florida State before 18,600 fans. SALES Phone SP 3-6440 Angeles High Dodgers Given Favorite Role New York-TCPD-When ih Los Angeles D o d g r s evened the World Series at 1-1 by edging the Chicago White Sox in the second game, they forced a switch in the betting odds and be came favorites to win to day's third game and the series. The Dodgers now are 13 11 favorites to win today's game and 11-10 choices to capture the series. The next three games will be played in Los Angeles. .Before Friday's game the While Sox were 13-10 fa vorites to win it and 11-5 choices to take the best-of- seven classic. Dugout Smiles Big Kick for Charley Neal (Editor's Note: Charley Neal evened the World Ser ies for the Dodgers Friday when he hit two homers in a 4-3 victory over the White Sox. In lhe following dis patch, he gives his impres sions of the game.) By CHARLEY NEAL As fold To UPI Chicago -UPD- The greatest kick in baseball is to come trotting across home plate and head, straight for a dug out full of smiling faces. That's the kind of dugout I ran into in the fifth and sev enth innings. Even though we were tied, 2-2, and had a man on first in the seventh, I wasn't aiming for the fence when I came up to hit against Bob Shaw. All I wanted to do was move the runner along one way or an other.. r Don't sell Shaw too short. He has good stuff. His best pitches,. I think, are his sinker and his slider although he has a fine fast ball. But I don't know what kind of pitches I hit for those homers, what's more, I don't especially care. I was just up there swinging and I'm happy both balls went in. That first one I hit to left field in the fifth looked a little doubtful. There was no question in my mind, though, about the one I hit into the center field bull pen in the seventh. Generally, I leave the fence for the big fellows. Me? I'm only 156 pounds -14 pounds lighter than I started the sea son at. Prep Football FRIDAY GAMES United Press International Jefferson 47, Washington 0 Cleveland 26, Roosevelt 0 Madison 7, Wilson 0 Franklin 13, Benson 0 Lincoln 13, Grant 12 Beaverton 26, Gresham 7 HiUsboro 25, David Douglas 14 Central Catholic 27. Milwaukie 19 Dallas 19. Tigard 7 St. Helens 35, Tillamook 7 Forest Grove 19, Oregon City 6 Oswego 25, Newberg 7 s West Linn 6, McMinnvUle S Silverton 24. Molalla 0 Sandy 12, Reynolds 6 Parkrose 14, Wy'East 13 Jesuit 21, Scappoose 12 Heppner 12, Pilot Rock T Culver 60, Arlington 15 McEwen 20, Umatilla 12 Perrydale 36, Falls City 6 Culver 60, Arlington 15 McKenzie 18,. Monroe 6 Gaston 26, Catlin Gable 13 Canyonville 72, Elk ton 6 Borah of Boise 18. Ontario 13 Vemonia 20, Clatskanie 6 Pendleton 21, Prineville 0 . Marshfield 13, South Eugene 6 Klamath Falls 6, Eureka 6 Sacred Heart 12. Tulelake 6 Mac-Hi 53, Nyssa 7 . , Talent 13. Bonanza 13 . . St. Bernard 32, Brookings 0 i ' St. Francis 14. Elmiro 12 . Waldport 25, Gold Beach 0 ' Serra Catholic 45, Canby 0 Sutherlin 14, Riddle 0 , Siuslaw 12, Mapleton 7 ' Phoenix 27. Henley 7 :i Weston 53, Umapina 13 Yreka 41, Lakeview 7 North Salem 20, Sweet Home 6 Vale 33, Parma, Idaho 6 -' Eagle Point 25, Rogue River 0 Medford 39, South Salem ft ; Corvallis 25, Willamette 7 . Central 34, Stayton 14 - La Grande 40, Bend 0 . ' .' Redmond 27, Baker 13 Crescent City 41, Grants Pass 7 Seaside 54, Hood River 0. . Lebanon 14, Albany 6 . Ashland 7, Crater 0 ' ' Hermiston 18. The Dalles; Willamina 38, Dayton 6 Gold Rey Fish Count ..WEEK ENDING OCT. 3: .. 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Next counter climaxed a drive and was on an eight-yard re verse by . Ross. This made the score 12-0. Second quarter "score . was picked up when Ross scam pered to paydirt from the 15. Mitchell Dives ; Third frame scoring was be gun by Gibb Mitchell on a dive from the one. The extra point was good on a pass from Miles to Jim Bandy. Moments (S) SHOP! COMPARE! SEARS LOW PRICE Zip front, Side zip center by Al Smith in eighth inning. Dodg ers' Wally Moon in left field relayed to Mau ry Wills at shortstop and Wills' throw to plate beat Lollar by a wide margin. Run would have tied score at 4-all since Earl Torgeson crossed home on Smith's hit. -(UPI Telephoto). later, Bandy took another pass from Miles. It was good -for 40 yards and a touchdown. The same pass combination again made the extra marker. 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