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Show .'-- ' mV . '! ' ' ' ! - ."'."'' "'"'. '. r - , : .'! T , : i' ; . ' . ."'-- :' ' mES'S ' Lj- - : 1960 I . . . ,''':',,.. ' The OTHER Debate . 4 By SOLLY HEMUS Cardinals' ' Manager Written exclusively for Written exclusively for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. dewill Yankees the believe I pick the Pirates to win the I World in the World Pirates the Series in six games. feat Series. And I'm not doing this because And my, thinking is not in- of loyalty to the National League. fluenced by the fact that New the Yankees could If I believed York beat Chi-beat the Pittsburgh club, I'd say in theg cago' . so. tm course of the f " ''I All games are won on defense p and the Buccan ion. wie xit-L- i, Is vastly eers' hav tvil Va superior to that t.J I V of the Yankees. V-and too deept ny baseball and good man will tell , you that. burgh. This is Groat land Bill v. 1X71 MaZCi UNKl Will defensive c.'iu b i the si i eke s t olly Hemus a s Yankee' double play combination I ever teams of the AI Lope you a rough past, but its hasn't gone about saw. And giving h well of how Danny beating itself too often, partic- idea' u fixed for infieiders, the ularly in more recent weeks. The pitching has', been spotty, but. great Croat and his .325 battinga when Catty Stengel has enough of it average wasn't missedbroke the Lou Burdette pitch for a short series, on the bone i shortstop's the great Job this best consider I of managing that Professor Sten- left wrist. Dick Schofield stepped gel has done in his long and il- In and ithe Bucs kept right on golustrious career. The Yankees ing, That's an old Cardinal for :r , , bad weak spots fr6m time to time you; which had. to be plugged, Casey Don jloak is a tremendous third managed to plug them before dls-- , htuemkn und Murtaugh has old aster set in. This wf a - team, Rocky SNelion to back up slugging lot of impro- Dick fftuart defensively at first, which required to time and from time No one goes farther tor a bail vising there Is no more skillful impro-vise- r than Bill Vlrdon In center field Jn.our buyineis than tet and hei Is flanked by superlative v : e!, :y,:. flychasers in Roberto Clemtnte and Bob, Skinner. 01 no ClmoM two faced distinct Yanka doesn't! hurt the Pirate when he Tht tough hurdles, one in late August replaces any one of them, when they hid1 to play six games The Pirates have catcher who within period of W hours, In can hit and throw you out, Hal which Jliengel had to husband Smith and gmokey Burgess, his pitching staff carefully, lie The Yankees pitching isn't iwon flvt of those lx, ' comparable to that of the Pirates Then t; camt the four games I with Vernon Law, Bob Friend, In three days with Baltimore in Vinegar Bend Mlzell and Harvey the Yankee Stadium in Haddix as starters and El Roy Only three weeks before, Face and Clem Lablne in relief, the Orioles had beaten the a fast ball pitcher. The is Friendj straight and shut them qthersi have ttutt, Mlzell just In succession. The learned to twice out in the last couple pitch one Yanks were percentage point of We didn't want to trade ia first place when the Orioles In- himyears. had to have a second but vaded the Stadium and four baseman and got one in Julian games in front when the series Javier.l- Mlzell became ' a star ended. with the Pittsburgh defense. With The Yankees have many play- us, he was handicapped by men ers who are used to a World out of position, playing Series. This is the reason for As a fireman, Face" is second Now York's ability, to meet a to our only Lindy McDanlel. The ) challenge. Pittsburgh pitching is evenly . This experience will be helpful to the Yankees. And you must balanced, left and right. TheYankees have more power take into consideration that the a the Pirates, but this doesn't than iNew Yorkers finished with mean that Murtaugh won with a rush, whereas the Pirates didn't out lot of men. The Pirates move have the pressure on them which the Yanks had from our club and men around the bases. They have remarkable speed, , Baltimore. The Yankee pltehinr doesn't and their pitching and defense Is look as strong as that' of Pitts- designed for the larger parks in burgh,, but you must remember whfch the Series is to be played. that the New York pitching is This 'NatlonaLeaguc pennant good enough for a short series, was won by a team effort. as it proved in the money games American Leaguers speak of against Baltimore. The fact that the Yankees' World Series ex.Pittsburgh had a better staff for perience.the long haul is not so Important Well.f the Pirates In a Series that might end in have like an played experienced four games and can't go more club since the first shot was than seven, il fired. Whltey .Ford, Art Bltmar, Tlalph Terry and Bob Turiey give fltengel four adequate and tested starters, I like the relief pitching of BoMy ghanU, Luis Arroyo was great for the Yankees but he wis in the National Lei gue for Home time arut might not prove is tough Against hitters who Film of tlie Colorido State. know'hlm. BYU iame will be shown - Wtd While not quite as well suited d for hitters as Yankee nesdayj morning at the regular tttadlum, Forbes field should breakfast meeting of "the Provo help Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, Downtown Coaches Club. Coach Hoger Maris and Tony Kubek, Tally btevens will narrate the who this season showed signs of films ind wlU give a preview of i watting the long ball. Both parks are in the large thai Utjah-BYgame, scheduled aide, however, advantageous to for Friday night in the Ute bowl. d pitchers, Wednesdays breakfast meeting A World Series is won and lost will start at 6;45 a, m, at the (n a hurry and the Yankees are old hands at getting the jump. ' Tlmpanogos Dining Room. . r. Probable first game pitcher- s, New York, vs, Art Ditmar Vcrnm Law Pittsburgh, Winner Fint team to win four games. Managers Caey Stengel iranjcees;, ana wtnny yiunauxn i !r3Lfe,.. M&kMwr WWW !m ''frm X ; Kadlo-T- f A VJ .4.- , ' I' ':, r . er. NEW YORK (UPDFlvc newcomers, Including Navy and Purdue, moved Into the top 10 behind pace-settin- g Syracuse today! in the United Press International major college football ratings,-- . : Syracuse retained its No, 1 ranking In the second weekly balloting of the UPr board of coaches by totaling 16 first place votes - j I - Navy, Purdue Move Up In Grid Ratings Yin-9ceesthr-ee vvipl - ,, '' Jttti.-'f; ners 31 Hunfay, t)H. 9, 1:43 liies times. National League fterie - " awp 'rit&' - 1 j winners , Navy Pirates." 18th to 6th p ace, Purdue jumped burgh mother of young 'Wjrs. Law from 24th to 7th, Missouri Version Lawbubbled, to 8th, Mlnne- vanced from "I guess you'd have to Kay that sota went frdn) 12th to 9th, and Arkansas moyi from 17th to Crosby's telephone call was the final straw In our family's de. 10th, ei4n that I'd sign with th Ihe rangy Law grinned a (UPD-T- he United HEW he Vreun Internal onal major college ilayed with a vagrant puppy g Hie third, tmke line at ao football ratings (with first place ForlK's wfon-JoKlcld, "It suit thrilled my Jn votes end reov th 1' wm st mother," on Hie other Points Today tlw moi ( pdM isstwnfty1 and H'n' the 2, Mississippi i(l2) (ft 0) m 'Wflcon" wlo U' Uirllllflg tlu PI 'JM rnl lowe (4) W)) rnanignient n lif rf parts m fo enrry IhHr lioppa into Ihe 4, Jlllflois (2) iU) 'ptn ' M Ing game of the Merles WednesI, Ohio mate (1) ; m day, V 6, Navy JfO) . ! v 8.1 7. IPurdue (W) oiits Hent Path ft. Missouri (U) m ?)ere was no Idea in Law'a 4 mind when he signed wilh th o, Minnesota 1(20) 10. Arkansas (M) h Pira'lffs that he'd ever pitch In the ". 11, ClemsonJ 62; 12, UayJor, Series, 1 n Mnho, 51 wiu?re I was 13, Kansas; W: 14, Michigan "iit we heard 15, Wg league 41; only State, Washington, 03; 46, raised, 18 17 he said. "I on the Air 17,' 18, baseball radio," Army, Force, Alabama, 15;! 19, VUi 14; 20, wasj considered to bo a much betIowa ttete, 33, ter (football player and never really got seriously interested in base HEADS PGA WOMEN ball until the end of high school, SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) Then the scouts; started coming four-tim-e winner of a round , eight or 10 of them , and Betsy Rawls, j U.S. Onen. the Ladles has hern of course I three-Inca air tipping named president . of the Ladies La, r who halls from PGA, succeeding Marllynn Smith, parentheses)! Team I, Syracuse . j j (2-0- : left-han- . j . j ) U left-han- j Louisville Colonels Grab six-fo- ot h right-hande- Junior World Series Title packed a home run over the rlcht field wall with outfielder John i lief pitcher were hailed today as Demerit on' base In the sixth inheroes of the Louisville Colonels ning to chase Toronto starter that beat tlie odds and the highly-ranke-d Steve Ridzik and clinch the vic Toronto Maple, Leafs to tory. capture minor league baseball's biggest J prize, the Junior World STAKES LIST FILLED Bcrles title. ' Catcher Stan. Lopata and first YORK (UPI i-- A total NEy baseman Frank Torrec, farmed of 19 juveniles have been entered down from the parent Milwaukee the1 38th running of the $50,000 Braves after years in the big for time, led an extra base barrage added Cowdin Stakes' at Belmont Monday Park today." The lukewarm overthat, beat the Leafs, the and Series, night choices arc Roving Minstrel wrapped up night two. to and Garwol. four games t.H1i.M nKnhol B.khu cuviicjr (iiireu viuuaiit uvuujr Uulli ball to win the final game, but it SKILLED SERVICE was Ken Mackenzie, a Yale gradSkilled Service ia the Cheapest PROMPT - EXPERT - REASONuate from Gore Bay; Ontario, ABLE Service for all TVs. Radio, who had saved two games and Record Players. Recorders, Apwon another In against the Leafs For anything Electrical pliances. not try one of our Skilled why runIn Colonels the the to keep Technicians. ning against Toronto, the International League pennant winner tv 17 games, Lopata banged a pair of h iibles. driving in one run ana 76 No. Univcralty Ph. Fit BnRanannBMBBsavnBHKtMMmmBi scoring another, while . j , WORLD ! '. yOU IAT LUNCH DETROIT (UPI) -- 4 Joe Gordon resigned today as manager of the Mcnuian, . a small town near Iioisc, had , the Pirates in mind right from the first. , . "in those days they had a pitching staff with r a lot of age on it an I figured I'd have the bent chance to get up to the big leagues with a team like that," he said soberly. 'Jflc ' tncory paid off. Law, a man of Swedish quiet, blue-eye- d and English extraction, served his apprenticeship at way stations like Santa Itosa, Davenport and New Orleans and then came up to the Pirates to stay in 1931, There were two years out for service 30- d and since 1934 this with the control year-olhas been one of the Pirates' front Jine hurlcra, The "Deacon," so called by his ivnm males because he is an or dfttned mlnitfw of the Mormon cburefi is typical of I his. young HI! WHILE f- - Gordon Resigns As Manager Ur Detroit Tigers Bing Crosby's Phone Call Brings Vern Law to Bucs ! .!'". beae A I ad-20- m SEE PLAY ON TH1 TV SET IN OUR DINING ROOM Detroit Tigers. Tiger general manager Bill Dc- Witt made the announcement and said Gordon had asked to be re A ff CAFE I1 and lieved of his contract: for his request has been granted." ' 66 N. 5th " ,. Ohio has been catlca the "Moth so many. II I of Its citizens have lcipcd found 1 i er of States" because IVI RY :..-- ' C 1 .' ',,1: .. W.-- ON .'!" " FR 3-21- HI WAY 91 PROVO 30 f :,i . - - - - other states. " r " Jlr: : l '! Vl - : - r . '! v J . 1 - f pln-poi- nt Pirate team, Learn Heumy Nlda Most of your major league base bill ttHmn eonpowl of men who lemjed lh samy side of lift while riding Urn lank town buses. They fall Into n funy way of speaking which Is well sprink led with fuss words and the habit is contagious on lb whole, Not so on tlm Pirates, although ar' they compete with all the vim and vigor of anybody' flag House gang, On the whote these are quiet young men who know their way to church and follow it stead ily, '" ' " I 4 Li! 1. i -- :l- - , Is. NEIGHBORS TIIADIS PUNCHES NEW YORK (UPJ) Bobby B artels will trade punches with his Long Island neighbor, Joey Donovan, Jn a 10 -- round welterweight bout at St. .Nicholas Arena Oct, 30. - I : il'-J:- (i i - ,IY .'T-.iMA--'l-l -- .t .I J M A ', re- uk nil Mrrirrr t;,',- i. am 1 v " mm 5-- 1, ; I i IS I DJ c I I , . 4 WS SMTIUIM i'MMT,mr( ,f - ft rs I 1 , W. T-i- r-1 -.- .... ... ;ir V.Cs'Jj 1 - tv tmmi .mi. - THE; KENTUCKY DOURDON WITH THE definitely better taste 0: j Proudest of all fine whiskies is the true Kentucky bourbon. And of them all, Old Taylor has the firmest claim to flavor superiority. Delightful the flavor lasts right down to the bourbon dew on the Ice. Try Old Taylor 86 tonight. ; i; 1 . Torre KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY - 88 PROOF THE OLD TAYLC1 63 - l s i ! i '.i I "'A :!'- -: I . - Jong-jawe- d DISIILURT CO., -- - j By OSCAIt FIIAIJJY United Press International and 322 points,! while Mississippi PlTTSBUllGH (UPI) Bing remained Second- - with 12 .first a elcphone call 12 made Crosby place Votes and 284 points. years ago and it makci the Pitts-Pirate- s The list of other contenders, burgh no worse than even however, was revamped sharply money against the mighty (New in the wake of a wee kend of up- - York Yankees in Wednesday's sets, Wo(id Scries opener. : Iowa, with 248 points, Vaulted ' "IJcllo," said the man with the from eighth to third place, li tonsils, f'this is U 1 n g linois (183) held onto lts No. 4 golden Crosby. I'd Just like you to know, spot, and Ohio State ( 160) moved Mri. Law, that we'd like to have from seventh to fifth place. for. Pittssailed all the wav from youj: aon, Vernon, pitch nd wm wim ed -- shifts Pirate left-hand- ed viting right field fence works far U'ss a hardship onji lefit'handed 21 tirws, pitcher than a rlgbt'bander, Previous Merles iitlrticiputlon s quoted the first YunkwH 24 tfms, i'li'fltes 15, even money although the at game Previous tferje neetlng be Yankee rated to 10 favorites iwnn Yankees and of itw for ftfirten, t'hltfly Yanks won in tmtr af might their superior power, Unmet fUfflt, Danny Murtaugh,! the Mmky, pion In your Jlwup," Last year's KeHe J winner Lo i w in iwnnprn AngfJf Httnm ovr Chieago While Ho (AL). SERIES SEE THE .WAlMU-."- . j Coaches Club Sots Wednesday Moot l . right-hand- er Odds-maker- i LOUISVILLE, fcy. (UPI pair of oldtlmers and young Pitts-burgh- 's Mass,,' was from Springfield, a of something surprise inasmuch p.m., K1)T, Announ'T Mfi AJ fn and iit,U as the Yankee manager bad exPrince (TV;; Chuck Thompson pressed an inclination to go with his "bJuei chip" southpaw, Whltey and Jflck Qulnlan inttU)), and Ford, as late as Monday, vmi gume wfnthfi-Ka- lr SlengelJ explaining the switch sunny; femperaturo in the M. to Ditmar, said, "I Umpire -- lusty IJoijaX' (NL), from Ford 1 better pick Ditmar beplate; John Stevens (AL)f first figured at some tlme this year he Bill Jackowkl base; (NL), cause won the first game of an imhas second bane', Nestor Chylnk (AL), third ba(.; fttin Londi's (NL) and portant series for u$" Ford thus will undoubtedly start Jim IfonocMck (AL), foul lines. the third gam when the Series win- Amnkan League to New York whert the InAYT if -- 20-ga- p.m. ,.1 to go with my! left-hand- I 1 :. M'A'S .'""' ; lineup," said the Pirates' skipper, who already hasi announced that Bob Friend will pitch the second, game, Wilmcr' Mlzell the third and Harvey Haddix "probably", the fourth. ;! lineup Murtaugh's has ' three southpaw swingers center fielder Bill Wrdon, left fielder Bob Skinner and catcher Smoky Burgess,, Vlrdon will lead off, AhorUtop Dick Cro;it will bat second, Skinner third and first Dick baseman Stuart fourth, Itlght fielder Itoberto Clemente Is tabbed for the fifth spot and he be followed by Burgess,, will third baseman Don Hoak, wcond baseman Bill Mazeroski ond; Law, Law, . Groat Jteady 'game Law, a doubtful first starter for a while due to an ankJc Injury, he suffered during the Pirates' pennant clinching celebration In Milwaukee on!firpl, 2.1, act aside any doubts about his condition, "The ankle feels much stronger and I don't think it'll bother me. at all by tomorrow," he said, after testing it, That was cheerful news for Murtaugh, who jiiso got a big lift Monday when Groat Informed him be was ready to take over his accuntomt'6 shortstop job again after tufferlnft a fraitwd Jeft wrUt on Sept, , Groat won the National League batting (Hie with a ,m average and Murtaugh. made i he point that "Jt never hurts to have the balling cham- 15-ga- iationjl lirijiukiikl' V Ing Compftny, Alrllm ' well-balanc- ed ), I : all-rou- "I'm going i (15-9)- (20-9- ."..': j j All games Time of Games 1 EDT except for p.m., Which starts Oct. 9, Sunday game, at 2.05 p.m. EDT, OddsYankees favored Vi to 5 to win Scries; first game even money, Mur-taug- ' 1.; little Pittsburgh manager, who Is appearing in his first World Series, didn't even wait for Stengel to. announce his opening game lineup before making his public, v ' had other ideas. Flushed by the fastest finish In their history, the Yankees, who won' the last 15 games of their regular Amerfcan lieague compe tion, were scheduled, to take their first workout at Fdrbes Field in for Wednesday's preparation World Series opener, The Yankee, f who swept the Pirates in four straigbt games the last time the two tmrht met In World Series back In 1027, named winner Art Ditmar tol start the. opener igalnst ee, Vera Law, iholct oi Dlt Stengel's Casey mar, a start at 1 '... ' Today In Fprbes Field Pittsburgh. ' mld-Sep-temb- . rH ' 12-1- . uiw. r ' 5-- . D-ic- t j .'''''' Facts PITTSBURGH (UPp By LEO II. PETERSEN 1960 World on the and figures PITTSBURGH (UPDThe New; .r .. ISeries:. Yankees York checked Into Opponents New York Yankees Forbes Field to hoping today, (American League) vs Pittsburgh tear a page out of the and past Pirates . (National League). the same thing they 6 Dates-O- ct. at Pittsburgh; accomplish 33 years ago. did Oct. (if necessary) at New The Pittsburgh Pirates, however 3 (If necessary at York; Oct. By AL LOPEZ White Sox Manager r : ' M , ,''",'!'''' Facts, Figures For World Series ' xv Ml 'I ' ' .. . Lopez Analyzes Yanks; Hemus Dissects Bucs - 'it' ' :, . ' . . ' : . - DAILY HERALD 8 . tliePast TearPageOuf Bombers Set Workout York Yankees. Hop f W&w L ' : .. ''ll- ' - i " ''-- ' IWmt I tOVIUE. 11. BiSII. IT KAI1CKAI fCIJ a. -- |