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Yanks 9 - 5 Favorites To Close
Out World Series Play Today
BLOW AND A BITE (Men iliiiltly) Knox slam a rlyht hand
3 loVJiick O'lU-illy's tiimiiiy ami imikrs like he's iiliout to
f tnko a hllc out of I ho Australian. I'norllioriox Knox may
I not have as clear miiIIiik tonight when he meets dorclnn
llesscl in the main event on the armory wrestling card.
Galloping Ghost In
Armory Debut Tonite
Mid-week mayhem al Dip nr. j
mory la exnccltd lo till With neat j
Matchmaker Murk l.illiinl Imi
nil" of Uio nimt Ijotoium w t(-m- ,
line card In many monih". on lup. '
'lit ninln event and the aeml- I
lndup actually f'.jrc equal bill
int.
Tin drattlng cord, of rourne, h
the fanioua Galloping GhoM, the
nifthkrd mat niyMrrv man, who
nieela Jimmy Lee of Milwaukee In
the iVnilnute. two-ol-Uirca fall
aeml.
But th main event bring back
Gauging Qlen Knox, baldhcnud
rultlan of Wci Vlrulnla. who
Eager Swimmers
Crowd Classes
Over one hundred Mvlmmerii par
ticipated In InM eek' nwitnmluit
claaaes anoitAored by girl acnuu. i
rimn fire Rlrla knd i ll club at .
the nataiorium.
A ladle' ela.n from 130 unlll
p.m. Tuesday nlghl Innlrucllon
also In being offered any woman
ko Hanla to Irani lo awlin or
Improvs tier ifwlmmlnc.
'Itia schedule In: Tuesday 7-7:30
p niA non-floatera: 7:30-1 p m. rum
awrnmnera; B-4:S0 p.m. Iicr Inner" :
and S 30-9 p.m. ladlca cluaa: Wed
neaday, 7-7:30 p.m. bciilnnrra and
wlmmera: 7:30-0 p.m. Ufa aavlng.
AsMMInir. with the proiiram are
Mrs. Marie Day, Mra. E. N. DIRK".
Tea; Urunriage. M r a. Naomi
Trench. Mra. Clara Balantyne,
Mra. Maxlne Wlnkleman. Mra.
George Myera, Marilyn llemlliK
een. and Clara nedkry.
rales Number One In the fans'
hate pull.
Gordon IIppI, tumulluoun New
Mer.w-o urupplf r, l.i In a pnnllinn
In Imtul llie ruMoinpis Ulrlr bU
Hrt thrill of the pirnHm.
Itravll. who handed vinous Sol
dat Oorky a rough renlng In the
local ring Ism nennon. menu Knox
In the one. hour leiilure nuiU-h.
'llie 8 30 opener rllould start
tlum,- olf with a butitf. It brum
together Jack Carter, New Zea
hinder, and rnnuo McDonald. Uic
ladle favorite.
larr.HKK
Duck Davidson will handle the
referee chorea and if he follow a
bin UMinl t-uitom. he'll be right In
Uie Unck of tilings.
tleserved llcketa are on sale at
Ca.ntleuerry'a drugs. The armory
box-office opens at 7 30.
NEW YORK, AY-Flexing Ihelr
muscli-a alter Iho 13-1 slaughter
nl loe I'olu tlroiiudh, the aroused
New York Yalikoca ilu-,cd III for
the kill today with Vln llasclil
ill-IOi primed lo fare Dave Kov
lo ilOII i of the Giants In the
filxtli World Bcrlca name at Yan
keo aladluui.
Onco more l.eo Durochcr'a des-pi-iuie
(llama had ttielr oack Ui
the wall, a most fumlllar poal
alon. Trullnm 3-'i In Kamea, th.-v
cculdn'l aliord lo loae any more
and the Yunka were ft lo 6 lav
orilea lo clone II oul In alx.
Ai.iliit Brooklyn In Uie playoff
the Olanla bounced back In the
druiniillc flniile. But they aeem to
have lout Ihelr bounce alnce Sun
day's rainy Inlerrupllon.
Durocher chone Konlo. a 31-yea.r-old
lelthaiidcr. lor bin do-or-dle ef
fort. Ho uuinblcd and won Willi
Dave uaaliiht Allle Reynolda In
llie opcnlnii uaine at the aladiuni.
I'BiiliiK up Jim Ileum, the third
11 ii mo winner, he pinned li lav lrjx
on cool Konlo to keep Uiem pop
piuii up In the apucloua , Yankee
home park.
If Ko.ilo can do It auoln. the
Olaiit.i will have a fluhlliiR chance
1 for aurvivul. If he falla they can
I pack un and ko back home lo
dream of Hobby Thomi.on'a payoff
homer In the playotfa.
j Much of llie nheen of Thonmon'ii
ifumoun homer wax rubbed off
yesterday In the Olanta liniU imii
Uroundi appearance. Grociv and
numbed after a ll-hlt Yankee
bombing that Included a Rrand
nlaui homer by rookie Oil Mr
Dousald and a Chlneiie" homer
bv little l'hll Rlciulo, Uiey ur
rendered meekly.
IVAI.KS 111 nT
I.orry Jansen. twice a loser In
tho acrlea, had ihoddy bick'mt
HUH he hurl hlmaelf with four
walkn and Uiat home run ball .to
McDouiald. the 13-year-old kid
from Ban Francwco.
By Ihe llmo the Yanka flnb.hed
I touching up Mnnlla Kennedy.
lOeorRe 8pencer and Al Corwln
I Durocher hnd lo call on a Kent
i named Alex Knnlkowskl. late of
Ottawa, to llnlnh. 11 didn't mailer
n.uch then lo Ihe 7 S30 fan.i.
ino.li of whom had departed lone
aijo.
I Lopal wax nlenly culr yetcday.
aprmklinii five hlut. Only one
Olant reached econd base asaln.t
the chunky Utile fellow with the
eaiy motion after the firm Ir.nlnu.
Irvln ran hla hit tola! to 11.
one xhorl of the record, end wnt
I lobbed of the 13th by Cene
Woodling'a tine running catch in
' the nlnlh. Dark's (wo lilts boosted
-lila total to nine. We Weslrum'a
double was Uie only other hit.
Now, with a third alralulit a
rlca victory wllhln hla rnp, Mr.
Cuaey HleiiRel decided to nend
Kr will alter the bIK one. vie. a
hui.ky rlRiithuuder. waa knocken
out In llie flllh liinlmt Haturday
when Jim Ileum alopped tin
Yanks. With three days real, hii
anxious to get even with the
Olanla.
JudgfiiK from yeslerday'a final
score, you never would thiuk Ihe
Olania once led. But they did
1-0 at the end of Die flrat on
single by Dark and lrvln and an
error by Woodllnx.
DiMuKulo a aliiule followlnv two
walkn tied the score early In the
third. After an Intentional walk lo
Johnny Mlze loaded the bun. Mr
Douiiald unloaded them with a
homer Inlo Ihe turner left field
seats.
III IOHI) HOOKfl
Young Oil aent llie bjyi scurry
ing for the record books to dig
up the news that It was Ihe
third bases-loaded nomer In Series
history and ihe first alnce Tony
.Lazier! "pooshed" one un lor the
' Yanks In an I8- rout of the
Giants on Oct. 2. D38. That's Uie
moat lopalded a:ore In Merles h:a-'
I lory, although the Yanks alio
won the finale (hat year, 13 5. on
; Oil. I. both at the Polo Grounds.'
! Rlzzulos homer came af'.er
I Woodllnu walked In the fourth.
Phil reached for an oub.lde pilch
by Kennedy and punched the ball '
Inlo Ihe rluhl Held alands, lust In-!
ride the foul pole at the 2&7-fool
mark.
i Two shiKles plus an error bv
.Clint Iftirtung, desperation move
! in rluhl field (gainst a leflv. set
up another run off Bpencer In the
sixth. Johnny Mile's double made
II B-l. I
Pour more rolled home In the !
seventh when Spencer wMked
Rlzzuto wllh the bases full. Al
Corwln wild pitched Joe Collins
across and DIMagglo's double de
livered two.
OI'KN PRACIltK
CHICAGO. I 'Ihe 12-man col
lege all-star squad will open prac
tices under Kentucky Coach Adolnh
Rupp at Loyola university Sundav
for Uieir )Wh annual basketball
game against Uic pro champions.
Ihe Rochester Rovals, in Chicago
btadiuin October 13.
NARI.KSKI Ol'T
I.OB ANOELES. ' Ted Nar
ler.kl Is deflnllely out of Saturday's
game wllh 8lanford. says UCLA
Coach Red Sanders. Tailback Nnr
leski fraciured a loe Monday and
Handera says he won t risk further
Injury. Johnny Florence will re
place him.
SAL JOINS TY AS
NATIONAL ENTRY
Eskimos have long maintained
that polar bear liver can make a
pcrkon verv III. Now scientific re.
scorch rhows that Ihelr livers are
so rich In vitamin A, les than
pound cn cause severe Illness.
Sports Afield.
Klamath Falls now has' two 1
doga qualified for the national re
triever trials, scheduled In Seattle
In December.
The latent to Join thi select
circle la Montgomery's Sal, Chesa
peake female owned bv Phelma
Montgomery, handled by husband
Pat Montgomery.
Sal earned her colors In the re
cent licensed trial In Southern
California with a win In the open
all-age event.
Sal, who becomes the first Ches
apeake from the Pacific Coast to
run In the national meet, Joins
Oakcreek's Sir Dorchester Tvl.
Jim Stllwell's outstanding golden.
In addition to Sal's certificate
of merit in the Nampa. Ida.,
open Oct. 5-7. other Klamath Falls
dogs to return with honors Include:
Odessa Creek Spunky, male
Chesapeake own;d and handled by
Montgomery, fourth In derby stake,
i second In qualifying slake: Crater
I Lnke Storm, male labrador, owned
by Dr. A. T. Huntington, handled
by Montgomery, fourth In qualify
ing stake, certificate of merit In
I derby: Hov.ley's Black Kole, male
lab owned by Charles Morgan,
handled by Richard Morgan, Keno,
tiiuu in quaiuying ataaea.
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IAST
NIGHT
By The Associated Preaa
White Plains, N.Y. Bill Bosslo,
123?4, Pittsburgh, outpointed John
ny O'Brien, 130'. Boston, I.
Newark, N.J. Phil Saxton, 1M,
Elizabeth, N.J., stopped Jack La
board, 169. Newark, N.J. 4.
Honululu Freddie Dawson, M53't
Chicago stopped Frankls Fernan
dez, 145, Honolulu, 8.
Nearly all dogs possess the hunt
ing Instinct to some degree, In
cluding many now considered
house dogs and pets such as the
chow chow, Dalmatian, poodle, and
terrier. Sports Alleld.
BASEBALL PROBING
ON AGAIN MONDAY
By AltTlll'Il KDSON
WASHINGTON on Baseball will
hop from the World Series buck
into a congressional Investigation.
Ernest Goldstein, counsel for a
hou-.e Judiciary subcommittee, told
. a reporter today the Investigation,
- which was begun last July win re
sume Monday.
Chief among those to be heard:
i Uie players. They didn't have Uieir
I say In the summer hearing be
i cause Uie subcommittee didn't
want to - Interfere v. tin Uieir
; playing.
, TKtiTIKY
Chulrman Celler (D-NYi has
asked Joe DIMugglo and Phil Rlz
I zuto of the New York Yankees,
; Freddie Hutchinson of the DJirolt
; Tigers and Peewee Reese of the
Brooklyn Dodgers to testify.
! Mickey Owen add Danny Gar
' delln, a couple of players who
Jumped to the Mexican league,
. a l.io have been asked to drop
around and give their side of the
baseball Mory.
I Others besides players who have
been asked to appear:
i Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington Senators: Taylor Spink
of "The Sporllng News;" Leslie
O'Connor, right hand man for the
late Judge K. M. Landls while he
'was baseball commissioner: P. K.
.Wrlgley. president of the Chicago
Cubs, and Branch Rickey, genera)
manager of Uie Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Investigation has run along
these lines:
1. Is baseball violating anti trust
las7
I 3. If so. should congress exempt
! It from prosecution?
Mostly, the committee heard
from the baseball management.
One of the chief witnesses, for ex
ample,' was Ford Frlck, then head
of the National league, but since
named baseball commissioner.
To the surprise of practically no
one, all these witnesses came out
stronttlv for leaving baseball ex
actly as it Is.
Just like the good old days! Enjoy this t -
BRSAT STRAIGHT BOURBON
a a, 0LD TIME QUALITY !
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Panamans Root
For Yankees
; PANAMA CITY. Ml Baseball
has taken Panama by storm and
I there was not a radio station In
Uie country today that was not
. carrying some sort of an account
of the world Series.
The people are rooting mostly
1 for the Yankees primarily because
Casey Stengel's men trained here
I In 1946 and many of the players
i are known by Uie fans.
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