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DyirD IMools Dowd PenoeiirBi
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"Their ntanatrr rtnewi't mlw a
Irlra litrn llirm In -real
Ihlnia iturllic III pennant drive
treat money plairra, you knnn!'
IIt The Aaanrlalrrl Prras
NATIONAL LKAKt'K
w i, rn.
Brooklyn 8 ,MJ
New York Wt ,M
HI. Ixillle M M ,M7
l'hlladrllhla " M i
Chlnto IS 7 .B7
'Inrmnall l .1 .443
Boaton H " 41
rmnburih 41 111) .27:'
Tiirarfay'a Kraulta
Brooklyn 6-0. Philadelphia 41
iBernnd game 11 Innlnua)
Hi. l.ouu 4. Cincinnati 3 (10 In
ning) Bmlnn at New York, llaln.
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AMERICAN J KAC.I T
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Naw York W M
Cleveland ll t
Chlrain TO 71 .D.7
PhllirlphU 71 73 .till
Boalon 7 73 -Ml
Waahlnlton "I" " .MI3
lit. Unit M 117 .416
Detroit 4B 101 .321
Tueaday'a ReatiH
Chlcaitn 10. Cleveland 1
Philadelphia 4. Wmhmiiton I
81. Lou la I. Detroit 1
Mew York at Bruton, tain.
Huskies,
Trojans
Top lStix'
l.()3 ANGKI.KS Ml Washtll-t-iii'n
iiilf-iisr and southern Call
lutiiia' ilrlciv-o maikrd the open
ijih uiiinrH ol the lflft- Paclllc
t.'oa.H conference iootbnll cam
llim. WanlilnK'ton'a pa&Mng, handled
mainly by quarterback Don llrm.
rich, neilrd 287 yards against
eak Idaho. The Huskies added
31 yards on the ground for a
lotnl ol 418 on offense.
Koulhrrn Cal led In defense. The
Trojena aurrendered only 38 yarda
In Waahinirton State vaunted
paaslng game, and allowed Ihe
C'ouaara only 187 yards runtime
nd paaalng.
Heat runninit attack waa Oregon
Bute 200 against Utah, while
UC1.A look leading honora on
rushing defense, holding Oregon
to only 78 yards.
League statistician reported
lop Individual performances were
turned In by llclnrlch. Bam Baker
or Oregon State, Johnny Olaaewskl
of California, and Dick Bower of
Washington State.
Helnrlch connected on 18 of 27
passes.
Baker led the conference In
rushing offense, gaining 163 yard"
In SI carrlrs. Olszewski was next
with 122 In 20 carries followed by
Bower, 91 In 20 tries.
"Subway
Series'
Looms
lly It A I. I'll IIODIN
Al' Hpiirla Writer
Hie prospect of New York'a loth
"subway" World Herlea alnro 1021
Is extremely iirlidit Unlay wHh Hie
HiiMiklyu IJiiilgets already " In "
and Ihe New York Yankees pound
Hit; nn the door.
Brooklyn provided the long suf
fering mis of Fliitbur.il their Iirsl
lentlul sleen In three yeara last
lUKlil as they climbed the MM Na
tional League pennant, their ninth
Min e im.
True, the Brooks won the bunt
ing ontv three .years ago but many
n member of ihe tnllhful expert
lined riiunilesa nighlinares the
fsst two seasons. In MMI the
liioiiks misled tying Philadelphia
for the pennant hv bowing to the
Phils on Ihe last day of Ihe season.
I.a-l year Ihe Dodiiera blew a 13' r
eame lead and were beaten nut
for the blue ribbon hv Ihe New
York (.Hants In a three-game play
oft WIS FI.A'i
The Brooks nailed It up aa
Johnny Itutherford pitched Drea-
lsen Dandle to a 8-4 victory over
Philadelphia in the Ural game of
a twl-night doiiblrheader. The
1'hlla won the anti-climatic game,
1-0. In 12 innings.
. Hutbertord's seven-hit triumph
gave Brooklyn KS victories and
made it imtxisslble lor the aecond-
plate New York Olsnta to pull an
other miracle. The (.Hants have 88
victories and only six games re
maining 'Hie Yanks, meanwhile, moved
I' games ahead of Cleveland in
ithe waning American Learnt
j struggle without flexing their mus
jrles. While Ihe Bombers loafed In
1 Boston, the Indlsus were ambushed
in-l by Ihe Chicago While Sox.
The Yanks' game with the Red
Box was rained out.
3 MOKE UIMf.H
New York can assure It.self ot
no worse than tie for the flag
by winning onlv three of Its re-
liiuilulng six games. Both the
(Ysnka and Indians have each won
I HO games but Ihe crestfallen In
dians have lost three more.
j Joe Dohson, a member of the
j Indians many moons ago, choked
'olf his former associates on six
hits while the White tiox flayed
i.Mike Garcia and three Ilremen for
j 14 assorted blows,
j The A'a nipped the Senators. 4-3,
' with old Bobo Newsom gatntng
i credit lor the victory. Bobby
Shant was struck by one of Wall
Masterson's pitches In the second
inning end suffered a broken left
wrist.
It At. I. Y
Brooklyn was forced to come
from behind to beat the Phils be
iiotc 2s,soo euetimmg Inns wno
: showed tm at Kbbrts Field lor the
kill, limn liamner rocked Huthcr-
ford for a glnnd-slain homer in
I the thu d to give the invaders a
41 lead.
The Dodgers got one back In the
j fourth on a lour-bagger by Oeorge
ISbuba and locked It up against
jKsrl Drews with three In the lifth.
Plnch-hltter Johnny Wvrostek
doubted home Ed Waltkus with the
winning run In the marathon night
cap. The lubllnnt Dodgers hoisted
Manager Charley Dressen on their
shoulders during a gala celebration
in their clubhouse.
rRAIMK
Dressen praised rookie relief ace
Joe Black and reserve outfielder
Bhuba. "We'd never won the pen
nant without them," Chuck said.
The happy Dodger skipper said
he may start Black In the first
World Series game and added,
"We'll atve them a battle, no mat
ter who It Is."
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THE CUACHINt )miil-Amu Aienio Jiagg Jr. lieitl
and hi VO-year-old Father o? Foolbsll sre eo-coachet ol lift!
Suiqushanna t Sslinsgrove, Ps. TKis !t the Grand Oid Mn's
4 lit year of drilling players, Mri. Stegg, Sr. it iht chief icouf.
Dressen Says He Will
Open With Joe Black
BROOKLYN It! The pennant
celebration over and done with.
Charlie Dre.ssen. victorious man
ager of the champion Brooklyn
Dodgers, Wednefdny began think
I'W ahead to the forthcoming
World Series.
) Chuck's blggot problem is to
the annual October classic With
'Lorino Named
On All-Stars
SPOKANE (ft Pennant-winning
Victoria placed three plnyers on
the Western International League
1852 all-star team selected Inst
week by the league's uportswrllcrs
and scorekcepeis,
Cecil Unrrioit, Victoria plnylng
mannKer was named nn ab-stiir
outfielder nnd also was selected
as mannger-of-the-yenr, W1L Pres
ident Robert Abel said.
The trnm:
John Rlliiiey. Vancouver, catch
er: Bob Greenwood, Trl - city,
right-handed pitcher; Ben Lnrlnii,
Victoria, lefl-hnnded pllc.her; Dirk
Adams, Wennlrhee, first base;
Hugh Luby, Snlem, second bsse;
Jim Clark, Vlctorln, shoiislnp;
Dnrln Lortlglnnl, Ynklma, third
base: Onrrlott, Victoria; Mel Was
ley nnd Eddlo Murphy, both Bpo
knne, outfield; Walt Pocekny. Wrn
atchee, Utility.
Moore Wins
Trap Shoot
A. V. Moore notched the lop
score in the 18-ysrd event Sunday
tn the Klamath Otin Club's weekly
trspshnot on its Wocus range.
Moore fired a 49 x 40, edging
out Bud Cloake and J. H. Martin.
Clnnke and Martin hit 4ft.
The club's next regular shoot is
Sunday, 10 a.m.
Sunday's retulu:
A. V. Monra
Bui! Clnske
J. 11 Msrtoi
Cl. M. (Irnnl
J. M. Arinni
mil DnvK
T. It. Wkllrn
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n. M. RnUlh
Sm F.Uksmp
Ilarvry Mnrssn
n. II. Itrsnsmsn
fi. D. Msiiaev
Mr. O. 11. Maov
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Homesick
ASTORIA m Dick Pnvlnt, star
hall caiTler for the Astoria High
School foolbnll team Inst season,
will lenve Stanford nnd go to Ihe
University of Oregon, his father
snld hero Tuesday.
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YUNG
PHOENIX. Ariz. Wt I.suro
Salsa, world lightweight cham
pion, expiwled a sharp right cross
in the fifth round to knock out
Ramon iChlntoi Yung of Los
Angeles here Tuesday night In a
fight trial may have been a title
bout despite it billing to the con
trary. The Mexican brawler put out the
lights for his scrsppy opponent
sfter 1:42 of the round had ex
plred. The fight was scheduled for
a full 10.
The possibility that the tight
may have been stsged with the
lightweight crown at stake
cropped up when it was learned
that Yung weighed In at i:W In
stead of the over the limit 13S
or more he was supposed to scale.
This put him at legal weight
over a legal distance against a
world champion.
Littler
Medalist
the American League flag win
ners. be It the New York Yankees
or the Cleveland Indians. The
series starts Wednesday, Oct. 1,
at tooets new.
Brooklyn clinched the National
League champiommu Tue&a&y
night bv winning the first game of
a doubleheader from the Phillies.
5-4. rnuaaeiphia took the second.
i-o. m 12 innings.
"My present plans are to start
Joe Black tn the opening game of
ihe World Series." Dressen staled
"Now that Joe has proved to me
.ie csn pitch nine Innings, he Is
my No.l pitcher."
Except for one remark, Dressen
ws extremely caretul not to speak
disparagingly of the Dodgers' an
cient enemy, the dethroned cham-
plo New York Giants and his
personal rival. Manager Leo Bur-ocher.
"Well, boys." he shouted soon
after the players stormed Into the
clubhouse following their first
game triumph that assured them
of the pennant, "The magic
number la jero. And if thev Ithe
Giants! want to win the pennant
thev gotta watt until next year.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. tt
Defending champion Ken Venturi
of San Francisco nnd medalist
Gene Littler of San Diego, 22 year
old sharpshooters, were red hot
favorites to win their opening
round matches In the California
state Amateur golf tourney
Wednesday.
Littler copped the medal with a
two under par 142.
Pairings and qualifying scores
included;
Littler vs. Bert Schoux. Concord.
Calif., 155.
Venturi vs. AI Rcale, Snn Lean
dro. Calif., 155.
Bill Mawhlnnev, Vancouver, B.
C, 148 vs. Bud' McKlnney, Los
Angeles, 155.
A Mengeii, Spokane, Wash., 150
vs. Wheeler . rarrlsh, Pebble
Beach, 156.
Pitch Breaks
Shantz" Wrist
PHILADELPHIA Iff A pitch
thrown by a hiirler on a second
division ball club to a batter with
a handful of hits may have de
cided th 1952 American League
pennant race.
The pitcher was the Washington
senators Walt Masterson. The hit
ter was the Philadelphia Athletics'
southpaw. Bobby shamis.
The toss unleashed bv Masterson
Tuesday In the second inning ol
a Washlngion-A's game fractured
Shantr.' pitching wrist and sent the
New York Yankees pennant hopes
soaring.
As a result of Cleveland's 10-1
loss to the Chicago White Sox the
Indians now trail the pennant-conscious
Yankees bv a game and a
half.
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Philadelphia Rocky Marclano,
2-year-eid Brockton, Mass., block
buster, knocked out Jersey Joe
Waieott in 4J seconds of I3th round
to win world heavyweight cham
pionihlp. BAhKBALL
Brooklyn Brooklyn Dodgers
clinched National League pennant,
their nlnlh, by defeating Philadel
phia Phillies in first game of twin
bill. 4-4
Philadelphia Bobby Bhantz,
smallest pitcher In malor leagues,
suffered broken bone In hla pitch
ing wrist when hit by a pitched
ituil while balling against pitcher
wan Masterson 01 wasmngion.
won 24 fames for
Bhama had
Athletics.
TENNIS
London Jack Kramer, Don
Budge, Pant ho Gonzales, am! Dick
Gonzales won semi-final matches
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