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TUESDAY, UCl'Uhbit , lad ttUiALD ASSU NfcWS. lOAMAiH It ALLS. UHJiUUM tAGB THIRTEEN Ohoma, Marehfield ILesid Sooners College Turf Pick UtoAldSsiAiu 9fciadMedford Next In Prep Poll By BEN OLAN ' He has fanned seven times and BROOKLYN Figuring the tne 'or a six-game series; World Series: 's n'ne set by Jim Bottomley of Duke Snider of the Dodcers is lhe Cards in 19M. The standard ncaring record tor strikeouts. Bum, Yank 'By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS UKianoma sciu is ine nation s No. 1 college football team, but I9! lip I pre In some people are hard to convince. i" III ; After rolling up i 6M seorej f ...4-. against Kansas State, setting a VOUl t tSOUlS major college record with their 32nd conseeuiive victory and inak-i NEW YORK Two World Se- for a seven-game set is 10 by William Abslcin of Pittsburgh in 1909. i Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mnrshfield and Medford waged In the seven scries games the ' another neck-and-neck race in this Dodgers played in Yankee Sta-.' .soc.aiea rr h". dium over the last two years, Uieyj MarsMte d again emerged a : the scored only 15 runs for an aver-lNo. l-h.gh school football leant age of 2.1 runsjgame. VarXld picked up three more Monday s was the shortest 'irst-place votes Iron, snorts writ- 32nd conseeuiive VIClOry ana inaK-i ivnn ..t- hvo nunu ae- w . . s . h , urs aim oiuautaacis iui a wia. ihg it 54 without a defeat against I nes pitchers got into judicial has-l" Se"! feX the Yankees ; of -h"e Medlord had "lrec K: . r iuspe vpslorrijiv nn nw .m.lucl- ." 1J" v,nen lne nKees . !. than tt.Mlt on HrnDnin!' in two hours. went less than a week ago. dropping to a total of 6. Marshficld, de fending class A-l champion, re- ceiveu iui points in uie uuuuiiiik, : 7, . , to 185 for Medford. wicKcy .Mamie necas on.y one, 0,.,., ...... uoinls sclaratcd thc the distance in 2:06. homer to tie the all-time series Big seven wnierence rival, ine;, v"""":. 7 1.1. '.' T. edged the Giants 3-1 Sooners rcia nea ineir m,. x pj "V" five minutes. Don Larsen Of sports writers and broadcasters, with a heckler. ' But Michigan State continued tol Shortly before Yankee Don Lar push for the top spot. ?el Pitched the first perfect game UKianoma was nrsi un 10 ui iou- . f . ... . . .... ballots. Michigan State, a 9-0 win.Mate Supreme Court order de-, art ' heW by Babe r uth her over Michigan in the big siK"eu 10 noiu up nis series money game of the past weekend, drew : on the ground that he was $420 32 first-place votes. m arrears. " In the point totals on the usual I Dodger Don Newcombe was basis of 10 for each first-place served with a simple assault sum vote 9 'or second, etc. Oklahoma ! mo"S obtained by a parking lot oiled up a 120-point margin,' attendant who razzed the big r,- 1 iwje 1 Ditcher last Friday after the Yan- "The also-rans were well behind : koes knocked him out of the bqxlhad one complete game in three Gresham to No. 5, while Albany and closely bunched. Georgia Tech I 'n the second series game at Eb-starts. He walked 38. struck outcropped to sixth. Albany, which idle last Saturday polled 793 1 bets Field. 74. gave up 11 home runs in 116 j received the other first-place vote, 'hoints to hoW third place and Tex- Larson's wife Vivian. 29, Innings and had an earned run was No. 4 last week but appar- I hriunnn prifpn nut uiuu oiiiit; ; es uk,-j ...... o- i ...... ..a ...... teams ill last week's poll after they battled to a 20-20 tie. Both won district games last Friday night, Marshfield over Roseburg and Medford over Central Point. Eugene held its No. 3 spot after beating South Salem last week, nirkinp lln 1.14 nntl nomts. Ruaver- Tuesday's starting Brooklyn pitch-; ton and Grcsham each moved up er: During the regular season. he:a notc,. Beaverton to No. 4 and Lou Gehrig and Duke Snider. Gehrig hit four in four games while the Bambino and Snider each did it in seven games. Incidental data on Clem Labinc, n v. J CI T ! ! c ' I ' I 9on Larson Relives His Perfect Triumph Along about the sixth or seventh I realized I had a no-hitter but, I never seriously thought about any perfect game. All I was mainly concerned about was just winning the game. 1 was especially anxious to make up for that lousy start 1 had against Brooklyn. You know, the game in which I was six runs ahead and then was taken out in the second inning. Casey Stengel has had a lot of faith i ,1.:. I J-J Si SZrltA dn,t ,Wnk ''"I wh me' whenottercdidnd ever coming back. t,t ..ti i .hnu, him iht hi. "St ur- rr'1 misplaced-, can't be true. Any minute now I1 c 1 hope .my mom out in expect the alarm clock to ring and -San Diego was watching the game someone to say. "Okay, Larsen, i 00 television. I think she was. it's time to gel up." Mom always tells me to be care- My legs are still rubbery all'fu! about how I pitch to Ted Wil over and I'm so nervous and ex-hams. Ted wasn't swinging against Editor's Nete: Dor Lursea f the Yankees became the first uHeher Is World Serin kUUry -ver lo pitch a nerfeet tame to day when he defeated the Dodg ers, S O. lo give his club a three-to-lead la the Series. In the lot lwl dUpatih he tells hew ke did II. By DON LARSEN As Told To The Untied Press NEW YORK (UPi-I'm plumb in another world and it feels so had subjected her and their 14- as fP fourth 74n.7.1S. Then came f'L cnthai.n ' month-old daughter Carolvn .lean lennessee, ,tiiaataniHi,i, mwu,.,,.. -- California, Texas A&M and Baylor!, lo the pleasures of starvation ex .completing the first 10. I istence. ...... . A fpw nnitrc nftpr hp narl ninHp The top 10 with first-place vote. bascbaU hjstory at Yankee victory over Sweet Home. Larsen's no-hitter dropped the! McMinnville, the powerhouse Dodgers' team batting average fori of district 4, climbed two places this series from .271 to .224. The I to No. 7, replacing Grants Pass. BOND WINNER Herb Harshbaraer. right, is presented $1,000 Savings Bond by Marion Shannon, left, chairman of the county U.S. Savings Bond drive. Harthbarger won the "Bowl for Bonds" tournament Sunday with a 854 score. John Quinn and Bob Victorine were runnerups with scores of 8S2 and 829. in parentheses .,1. Oklahoma i6) . 2. Michigan State 132) ,3. Georgia Tech 4 . 4. Texas Christian (7) Yanks lead in home runs eight to three and in total bases, 67 to j .5 um. the 27-year-old pitcher sent! 53. $420 to his wife's attorney Harryi '-. H. Lipsig. I Larsen had to get by some I Springfield clung to eighth spot while Grants Pass slipped to No. 9. Grants Pass lost a weekend game to Longview, Wash., 13-9. Astoria made the top ten for Return To 'Bandbox1 Pleases Brooklyn '9' BROOKLYN UH "Th;ink tnnd. ' fii-nl Iwn aiimpc in lis own nark rjn- i"!"i suiu uie uuui i uiuer luuen ntuers lu wrap up nis utll-.uic iiim time, repiuvuiK ueiier&uu i np u-p rp hrlc hnmp ne-An hi t . i tu.A n i cnnsiiau w wlanaincl In,n itc,.0l ,.ciaP , lli - f.. a ...t,rt r-k nT ptlanr1 ne v in oii Aa "7 . . . . ' ..... ;uv "ti ic m-Ai IIHCC b 1H- s5. Ohio State ill fidv hv .irfi smi h Hf.ii... nh.n f ,h. . ftrt nmhr i.d ' " " u."..iV. . ,cikce Stadium. 588' , j, j. Z 'V "7 . - '"isnouiani nave any iruuuie nuin . dRi oiauii nuuiu otm nave iu uc uuciicu itte last ueriecv Kaine in ""'to oviit-iawii Mda uact uy ihpir nitchtnff todav and l ien 11 1,113 1Mt '""" " bj j"1 5. Tennessee (ol ..7. Mississippi 2) Mississipp i ; - answered Monday. ,8. boumern ainorni- o... Newcombe 3o.year.o!d Negr0 is ,9. Texas A&tM Jto schedulcd to appear in Flatbush H0. Baylor 10u; Magistrate's Court Thursday on Second 10: ...complaint of Michael Brown. 40, 11. Miami (Fla.) tl) J' attendant at a parking lot outside 32. Michigan 109 Ebbets Field 13. Vanderbilt - 107 Newcombe 'said Brown and his 14. Navy 15. Army Ss. George Washington U) 417. Minnesota l Knlrp Tlamp j, lawyer both appeared at the , Dodger dressing room at Yankee -L.t Stadium yesterday to serve thel ...auniiiiuiu. un tiiiuiEi aoiu nc 1922 against Detroit he held hit-; Cleveland in the Portland league. less two of baseball's all-time i Parkrose and South Salem topped greats Ty Cobb and Harry the also-rans. Heilmann. y Top games next Friday include I Springfield vs. Marshficld in dis- TOKYO (UPl Newspapers in!t"ct 5, and Eugene vs. Albany in baseball crazy Japan gave topi" """-uiainci miiiesi. play today to Don Larsen's de livery of a perfect game in the we'll see Ford again tomorrow.' World Series. The Series is attracting more than usual attention because the is Nntrp Tlamp 551... ,. , , . .:: mail usual aueuuuii uecauoe uie J q Smthern Methodist 53!d!dnt know wha' .,th.e ..sPec'tlci Brooklyn Dodgers arc scheduled : Sou h Caro fna " 21 arge wa?' e,xceDt "'f' " Pba' ' rK-e here Oct. 18 for a 20- ,13. soum yaroiina " bl was SimDie assauii or dtsor- : West Virginia (tie) 21V', " ? ""r jgame series in Japan. "I don't know how It could be any worse than that." Newcombe added. "I only gave him a push.' UP Ballot The original 1876 baseball was the same size as the major league ,., ,IID, n,,,p tinitprf1 Brown cnargea mat Newcombe ball used today, with a circum- NEW ORK (UP)-! he United hed him jn (he stoma,h. (ennce of 9 l0.9,4 jnches. JPress college football ratings Mwitn nrsi place voies anu sea Jsons records in parentheses i : j Name . Points I 1. Oklahoma 1221 '2-01 320 S 2. Michigan State '7) (2-(fT 305 i 3. (tie) Tex. Chrstn. '3) 12-0) 222 S 3. (tie) Ohio State (2-0) 222 J 5. Georgia Tech U 2-0 213 6. Tennessee 1 2-0 142 i7. S. California (3-01 113 !8. Mississipp 30 94 8. Texas A&M (3-0) 64 10. Michigan U-l 51 Second 10 teams: 11, Army (1), 43; 12, Baylor, 28: 13, Minnesota, 27; 14, Southern Methodist, 18: 15, iNotre Dame, 17; 16 (tie). Navy ind Miami (Fla.), 15 each; 18, Iowa. 6: 19, Stanford 4; 20, Pitts burgh 3. i ne iup in leains wun won-iosi : i,n,, j.. tt,;-,n0 th Q. .-..m3 H,...o season." for a first-place vote, nine fori -ru. u u , ,-,. , . I National League pennant on the The Yankees had won the first Robinson and the rest of the !w? Sa,n?.s.at h.omc- lost. three at Brooklyn Dodgers figure this i l--.ut.eis fieiu, men won ine sixin World Series to go the lull seven so , at home again It wasnt games-with them winning. until he final game that the home '.up np. ,.nM k, it i jinx was junked -with the Dodg- in four names." said Jack. "We rs winning n an ai lanKee aia- ', UIUIII. 'We certainly won't see cited I don't even know what day it is. Until today, the only thine I ev er knew about a perfect game Is that I read about it somewhere in a record book.. The last one was back in 1922, they tell me. and I didn't think I'd ever see one,! much less pitch one. it this story doesn t read alto gether right it's only because 1 still can t think straight. Honestly, ! in that last inning there I was so keyed up about the whole thing I almost fell down. Everything is still a little hazy but I remember striking out pinch hitter Dale Mitchell on a fast ball for the final out. Just before 1 threw the ball ! said to myself,1 weu, nere goes nothing." ( I'm not what you call a real! praying man but once out there, I in the eighth or nint' I think iti was, I said to myself, "Help me out somebody." And I had plenty of help, too. That catch Mickey Mantle made on Gil Hodges' long liner in the filth saved my bacon. And Andy Carey and Gil McDoueald teamed up to pull me out of a hole when they robbed Jackie Robinson of a br.se hit in the second The tightest saueere I had was in the fifth on that ball Sandy Ainoros nit. I was plenty lucky on that one. I thought it would be a homer and tie the game up but it curved loul and was I tickled. me out there today but you know something? In that ninth inning, every one of those Dodger batters I faced looked like Williams to me. second, etc); Points 191 1851 Sports Notes YONKERS. N.Y. (UP I -A field of 11. headed by Scott Frost, was named today for the sixth renewal of the $25,000 added Gotham Trot at Yonkcrs Raceway Thursday night. With 11 starters the one and a half mile race will gross1 (31,100. During preseason football prac tice at the University of Wash ington, new coach Darrell Royal put his squad through morning workouts beginning at 6:30. Jimmy Demaret averaged 71.42 strokes per 18 holes for his first 38 rounds of tournament golf in 1956. i. j . .1 m . . i L-l .... s:. A'' 3 1. Marshfield, 4-0-1 2. Medford, 4-0-1 3. Eugene, 5-0 4. Beaverton, 4-0 5. Gresham, 4-0 6. Albany, 4-0-1 7. McMinnville. 4-0 8. Springfield, 5-0 9. Grants Pass, 3-2 10. Astoria, 4-0 Others: Parkrose 15, South Sa lem 13. Hillsboro 12, Cleveland (Portland! 8, Jeflerson (Portland) and The Dalles 7, La Grande 3, Ontario, Benson and Lincoln (both Portland) 2 each, Corvallis 1. final day, were one down in the series going into today's sixth to, i game in what has been a "home , , ! park" battle. Brooklyn won the 115 104 68 47 39 36 Em Barnes Cut GREEN BAY", W'is. iUP) Emery Barnes, a defensive end, has been released by the Green Kay Packers, cutting the squad to lhe legal 33 player limit. Barnes from the University of Oregon, HANDY MAN JACK SALES . -. Hat 3 Hondy Man Fishinq & Huntinq ' IOATS for SALE At Wholesale) Price 1-12-ft. 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Judge Joe Eppy had it 7-2-1 that bookmakers had taken tho. "":! Ju?e "e" l'm,.l,'J fight "off the boards." That i AI t;ord maa ll .M,lcel1' means they had stopped taking I Unnny 11,0 slx ' and bets because of one-sided betting j rounds by narrow margins. ana rumors. If there was a betting coup in the making, jolting Joe broke it The glv- was the Packers 18th draft choice . up with his decisive unanimous in 19M and had been in the armed ! decision in the telecast 10-round-forccs until this season. icr at St. Nicholas Arena Monday night. 1 Miceli, 'an experienced, onetime contender making his first ap pearance in his native New York this year, belted handsome Dan ny repeatedly with left hooks and 4 . MMtt-4- &k Title Bout Set IIOLYOKE. Mass. ' (UP) New England middleweight champion Barry Allison of Chicopcc Falls, Mass., will defend his title against I in former champion Sammy Walker . of Springfield in a 10-round bout at the Valley Arena, Oct. 15.' 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