Show -- - - $1 U L - J- - A I October THE SALT LAKE ?R1BL'NE Tuesday 1953 8 I a Yanks Down Bums 4-To Take Series No 5 ' 3 W 4 ' 1 4 4 - c - first-innin- triple sent the Yanks off to a flying start at the outset of the series Later he was to hit two Taraftikkrou62 1 Mlittoin pitch" tma( homers and up to this moment Yankees he had made 11 hits eynolds dos — AliAs tops for 7t4est strikeouts on pitchar Mame— the series Csri trskin Dodgars 14 (third gam) Labine worked carefully got one Most chances accepted catcher eerie' — Roy Campanella Dodgers 84 the count to one and one Then Isom Bill smacked it Right over Molt base hits both clubs ono fortis' Yankees Mii second base it went and that 430 (Dodgers 64 one club one wheel Malt home run& was all S Yankees both clubs noel Most home runs Hit No 12 17 (Yankees ill Dodgers l) Ilertel Moot total bases one club one aeries 11 was the 12th hit of the 103 Dodgers Most total bases both clubs one so series for the peppery CaliICD 103 Yankees ties-- 900 (Dodgers Most mug bans tout glum sam- e- fornian who played for Stengel 41 (Yankees Ili Dodgers 10) when the latter managed Oaklong bits one club one land In the Coast $t just mite en long meet extra bases "i before coming to theLeague Yanks In Yankees 41 club one aeries both hits on fact it was largely on the InMost extra bases long SO (Yankees 41 one aeries sistence of Casey that Martin Dodger& 39) Mod tun oll base& both club& one came to the Yanks at all They 471 49 Yankees aarkte-0- 11 (Dodgers col club never did think too much of Highest batting percentage Dodgers 300 losing aeries him Now he can name his own Most run losing club ens eeri- e17 price Twelve hits gave Martin ))odiere — winning mom consecutive aeries e the record for a series li 7ankees mums most ess and tied the mark of a vacing 'Club winning most games total series dozen blows made in a seven-gam- e 71 classic Yon Moat times winning aeries For the first time since the Jure& IS Largest receipt& gameS38757474 series began the weatherman Hirst erne) ' Poet Mei walked out on the Pi show A gray Latgoat retliPts11661341111 Sour games — threatened rain almost first blotted out every trace of the sun It was more than a trifle chilly individual hits one tortes— Pair artio Yankees 12 Most total bawl ono stereos —Billy base r I - I series-Dod- gers - - - seriew-Yank- e - Facts 'n' Figures that — Of World Series W 4 Ping ISM Iltrooklyn i4 R Reese es Robinson It 333 H II 0 1 nook lah (01) 2b Pet ISO L at Yankee Stadium: (ND Cox 2 I larooklyn a a 4 )Jew York Roe and Cantpanella LAW and Berra SiII it 1 I 14 Kutays Podres Meyer ken and Camvanylia Padres same at lankee Stadium rrooklen rrakine Milliken ills Lenin Ford Reynolds Campanella Berta W —Reynolds 3 4 i7 is Ade W — 3 13 0 and and lei inant lel Is leo roo (Sixth Game Attendance (paid) 111370 Illocoipts met 113T1044144 Commiarionar's abate SMOOT TV Clubs and bosom' share $31124114 (tis-GaTIMOS) Attendance 307360 taconite (MO SI771311 44 Playgirl pent (tint tout somas anivi 1140134111 Comntiasionat'a snare Clubs' and lastwas' 11144 O I 4 4 4 0 e 3b 1 3 4 0 7 2 3 4 4 0 3 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 I 0 O O O O O O I 0 34 3 0 11115 h 0 0 0 0 1 11 for Erskine in 5th bElied out for Milliken In 7t )(One out when winning run scored o a Now York (A) ab r 1 4 0 Wood ling if 1 3 Collins lb &Walked t It o 4 4 Totals Third tame at Ebbeta Field: 2 I 0 New York 0 0 3 Brooklyn and Erskine and Berra Itaachl Companalla Fourth gam' at knots Field: 3 I 0 New York 12 0 7 Brooklyn Ford Gorman (2) Bain (ll): Schallork Lees Labine (ll) and (7) and Berra Campanella W—Loes Fifth game at Melt Field Revnikid )1 I Erskine 'Williams Milliken P bMorgan Labia game at Yankee Stadium: New York 'Brooklyn McDonald and Kern ' Oki' meek McDonald ION 0043 SOW share dd f 4 I ' 0 0 0 1 21011well Bauer Berra Mantle Martin rf lb 0 3 5 4 5 c et 2b McDougald as Rizzuto 1 0 0 0 4 3b 4 2 0 1 301 0 Ford P Reynolds p 0 1 44 1 - A - I i r - ‘ z2r1-kkuS-- '41-- -7--- --- 4 it -- ii -- pill & l'- orA!l ' 1-- -- V :t - lout "le — y - te HUNTERS t-- 3 I Nr17'I'isi " V -t e - t-- - - r :'''''''- 'r :i :e - 1-- Martin Snares Series Title 4 7x50 Prismatic v I ! 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(NI Brooklyn IS II - ee Pi- la :tio 4 off a 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 000 000 133 000 000 500 000 2 1 1 O 1 O 01 00 I 1 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 88 In0 mono 01r01$ A 2n 2 2 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 I Ol 0 0 It I 4 2 3 1 7 0 4 It 0 I rein -- 087 il re'i )01 - 4 50 3 3 7 I- - i3 York (Ai Rizzuto Robinson S- - Rizzuto Raschi Cox Loes Mr-SR—Martin Hodges Rizzuto and Collins 3 Rizuto Martin and Collins Bauer DP—Slartin Berra Cox Gilliam and Hodges Snider GilW'oodlinx and Collins 1121t1i0 and Left—Broollyn 49 New liam and Campanella labine Gilliam and Hodges HP--Be 47 by Roo MeDounald by Erakm Berr (Campanellai York Reynolds Ford Balk—Raschi 21 by Podros Ulatiort by McDonald (GilliamtIA WP—Erskine 2i Art Gore (N Li Bill Griev Stewart (N Li Ed Hurley Umpirew—Bill Attendance-09324 (A Soar (first Li IN Li Hank (A Li Frank Dimon Same) 60706 Mecood Name) 35270 ttliird lame) 36773 (fourth game 36775 62370 (sixth lame) with same) I BRAKE e an n4E 4 ClIZMIZTarta MAGNIN e 44 41T A OGVW AL By r "WISCONSIN'S ully 1 0 2In 7s4 FINEST W16(011141 by G BEERS Mailmen Brewing 8rc05 I C 42464 (1110 ‘ lo T 243a Q'011 1 100 0 0 0 9 Salt Lake 1 next year" Two League Pact Sought by Bowl MIAMI FLA Oct 5 EfE—The Orange Bsix4 Is executive corn-iinittee decided Monday to lay before the full committee sot gestions for a possible agreement bet v4 een two major college athletic conferences Both the Big Seven and the - Atlantic Coast conferences are interested in an agreement which would pit their champion team against some other election in the New Year's Day Orange bowl game 3-- 0 PHILADELPHIA Oct 5 144 Hos1- IISPIrtlit 5-- Mont (11) 201 110 00x- -5 Wiesler Wright (71 Robertson Lasorda Yelen 5 0 and and 1 t::::41: ) i4"1:y I 1 If ' '4 4il4 - Y'::r d :r ''' 11- - ) - 4 1401 i 'N t! y 41PN — - c:7::tf:::11-- - - t1 - 1—- — Er 4i 11 That's Right Ma'am Salt Loki City folks Ivory day Hard to believe? the telephone Maybe today will make lust about that many telophono But stop to consider how many times YOU used A call to the market One about the party this sseck end And the doctor maybe (but for your sake we hope not) still another to or the fire department About A MONTREAL Oct 5 Le— The Montreal Royals Monday night took a stranglehold on the Little World Series title City beating the Kansas Blues to take a 30 lead in the series K C tAA1 MO 011 000- -3 8 3 :: s°ifg‘Oairj1411 ---- Penn State football player Keith Horn who suffered a mud concussion in the first half of Saturday's Penn State game was reported in "satisfactory condition" at University pital Monday - 1t:'':0lc11:iii:i '(------- 0 b rititter 'Satisfactory' EDGE IN LIL' SERIES r) 111 i4 ROYALS SNARE 1 only of lo Crests t ' -- Donald 4:61314VAV01 build '47 s- !: 0 1 a 1)(611 0 ge r 441i OiltAtiDiArlithfill II r I ' Now (1) - 6 4 0 201 33 M 933 25 4:I 379 158 410 1 995 Totals Struck out for Rittuto in 9th inning of third game struck out for Gor 4 13 17 4 37 Totals moo in 5th inning of fourth game out for Collins in gih popped out for Sain (Walked for Mcitougold in lith inning of third gain 000 001 002 - 3 Brooklyn iNi 7th inning of fourth game New Volk 210 000 COI— 4 out for S hallo k flied came in of third Pth inning gSti urk mit for Itatchl L Erskine Cos HEM- in iith inning of (Mirth gam er grounded out for Vollina in gth inking of math game V I ain Br S Mai lin 2 00tilitig Dodgers Pitching Sommry—lrootilyn pantile Furollo 2 3H - HVI IC illo NB Mai in Robinson 11 K ith So 1113 A I' 'A 1 ecr ill Kr r t It IP Hobo nsoti C tIItan and 5 :9 Id 1 ii 2 16 0 1000 9 14 14 3 Ei akin 2 2S 000 0 Hodges Snider tillitam and Cam 0 0 3 3 4 0 0 iluche 2 "0 Gilliam and 1 2 2 3 0 t)00 0 160 10 5 0 !Labour L eft - Brookivii I ew Yoili 11 BB 000 1$ 00 4 2 0 0 0 0 V ode 0 21 4 4 I 1 Kv nold I Snitlei vord I M000 4 0 4 4 0 4 5 44 Hoe I Mantle Kauei 3 im 1 Erskine 3 iWoodlina 3 0 1000 0 3 9 0 2 it 8 0 LOCI Millik in 1 (Coiling) Labine 1 (Hauer 1 1 300 0 000 0 0 li Pk I 0 2 Pudica 7 (Studer 3 Cos SO—Ford Erskine 3 000 0 675 5 0 5 4 4 0 441 0 9 ()0 000 I S 0 Reynold' 3 MYt o 0 0 I I I tampanella 0 Erskine 1 stack 1 (Campanella Cox 0 I I 0 000 0 - -000 I I Milliken 1 110— Labins ilticriougIdi iCollingl Erskine 0 in 4 Millik(n 2 in 2! 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Schallocii 5 Al 2 0 1 e ge ' 'P L Fans Should Be Mighty Proud' 141 : I :tr k -- - 404Wara- ' ii McDonald 11 010amil ' ‘1 - v ( 4 nallalar4 ''''''' 1 ah 4 Hodges lb tinnier et Furrillo t E 0 0 13 New York i4111 grskine Hughes 4) Lakin lei Wide ill Salo rti and Campanella Reynolds end Berra W—Salm L—Labine Second 3 1 Final Box Sinai Stendinasi NoseVerk lirsolFten (NL) - 0- 1 Associated Press By t '' r4045t ' t Most ' f 4 4 t f Then came Furillo He too woiked it to three and two Then he lashed one on a line into the lower right field stand and She Flatbush host was — YORK Oct 5 IA sick himself The score was world series deadlocked and one could see Twenty-- hree 17 and were marks were broken Reynolds felt keenly disap-- equalled during the pointed 1953 fall classic between the The Chief fairly burned the New York Yankees and Brook- ball across the plate as he next lyn Dodgers which ended Mon- struck out 13illy Cox and Labine to end the inning But the score day Billy (The Kid) Martin the 'was tied at Yankees star second Grand Finale man established two new recNow finale came the grand ords—most base hits and most with a swirling rush Bauer The young Cal-iutotal bases of the ninth itornian- also tied four others— first up in the last walked Yogi Berra flied out highest batting percentage (in but Mickey Mantle topped a six games) most runs batted in ball to the left of the diamond Most hits most triple's' and long which skipped off Labine's Two home run standards went o ve and went for a hit It boards--thome most he the by Wan to set up the break in the runs one club one series (nine Igame by the Yankees) and the most F or up came that incredible home runs' both clubs (17— a 25 Martin hitter through nine by the Yankees and eight the season now emergregular the Dodgers) by m- ing with all sorts of accolades The records broken thaaed on base-clearin- g -- — tk :: 1 ' '4t s't 0 amma settee 4 '?4 I ' 5 t TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVE ' -- - Nelv Marks 1 i - :- s - the Dodgers were picking up hit It kept Billy from the hit By Bill Henna !his ball a little better !record but he Outfielder Former Falls Twin I : tlietdtlit l wdu p ! he called the bull too Then 1 r--- -Ford got a ' ' -- - ' e ' As Phoned to Jack Schroeder out that Allie when he 1 found and ' pen '141Ngot caught at the plate 246 ' What a wonderful day this has Reynolds was warmed up and V:c" 1 's Ile lost sight of the ball in the A:7 i 1 74001 7 a z in back wasn't :overcast and left base too soon had good stuff His been Never haing been - d--World Series before its hard to bothering him and for a few in :Then he went back to touch the 't ' tz f 4' - t' is almost ImP°s- "4 s :2 bag and saw Joe Collins running 0u realile how significant this Milgs I's 4: ''' 4” ' ' isThe pitch that Furilto 4 hit 'I‘ isible as too late then -'' srob1 '' day is se!Itoowdaordaohyinithioltgw ' ''' '' lio hit off Allie was an outside -- 1 - -' ''--1- it And once Billy Wog again ' ii 4 : As it was it turned out fine Pioneer fast ball and the Yankee dugMartin who did it : ' L :t ioeir ? '' : like playing : trni '4A9t11-League baseball fans ought to died '4't' for a winner especially in the be real proud of this little guy f Martin Robbed World Series And nothing quit for his hit in the ninth won I a lot of othei people like playing for the Yankees ' ' like 'Pos0N everything for us It means — i 7 s something like $9000 apiece to thought that Martin got robbed one call when the °Hikind that eoaft mh000neey l000f ku: gaonodd ''" t gave Junior Gilliam I ' 1 BIG GAME cothiraal:hat Frankie Crosetti Toow Honors -i- i:ti":-! :tors eh:u ' '' rest of us thoughtASS With Martin up in the ninth I 1 Id have been a base 4 l'' WORE YOU BUY 4 fl ! 3 was thinking out loud that if he hit Even Gilliam would probs 141 4' tc '' got a hit he could not only win c Q it should have been a ably say COMPARE !:''4t )r1-1t41: the game but also the Babe WITH CHUM GLASSIS out the for Ruth being Trophy t'' t4r : standing World Series player t ti L - :i : SA' ft and tie the hit record as well : N ':- ' z z i r BINOCULARS He did all of those with that ' 4' ' '' ' ''' 7 ' P's:--' iVt:'' g:11y-ox -Nip it' : II lef 'v Z" A 4 N7 off Clem Labine single r I Am ' 4 Bill Dickey was Just mention"It r' t4 team to me this N1111) that ge011t Dodger ing 1"0 was the best National League team since the Cardinal teams of the 30s They were a little NEW YORK Oct 5 (INS) —1 Martin who won series finale Yank Manager better defensively last year with Dodger Manager Chuck Dressen right plays Martin of the Yankees was Billy Andy Pa fko in left field This the Casey Stengel left watches the proceedings part of good loser and lights a cigar for Bill batting champ of the 1953' Ap1 year Jackie Robinson probably world series 01 at playthrough inexperience Martin whose 12 hits tied the STREET SCENE FROM HATBUSII Swift a ing out there hurt the Dodgers all time series record batted a ! Andersen on defense Perko on the other 0411r-Al-l' hits in 24 trips snappy 500-- 12 MARINI1 4C2r) hand is a fine outfielder Included in this output were We got to Erskine early this blootoloa Nttwime coo yoo boy two homers two triples and a time and there were two priso full of hissit Aiposio footorm— double Loos Color Corrostml Achr000sitis mary reasons for this For one New Berra with' York's Cootost tens—Herd tubber Com Yogi on be to these are what to up tee supposed good place Monday By Martin Post thing he just couldn't have the nine hits in 21 tritik came in $150 Volvo wa with the man in the street things same kind of speed and stuff Associated Press Writer with a 429 average a small group I So found he asked NOW when score" "What's the as he did the other day N Y Oct 5— BROOKLYN Gil Hodges an bust nf glumly taking a eue from the guy at struck out 14 Then with an hanging people TEAMS on LAYAWAY Dear Boss: in 1952 led the around a bootblack stand to the bootblack stand overcast sky here all day for Brooklyn The Bums lost It again Mon- hear the radio in this year classic Dodgers have shadows Guy came by the CENTRAL AUTO Cabbie grunted "3 to 1" Erskine didn't a 364 mark eight hits in day but Flatbush is getting and asked the score to help him At this time of the with What'd he think I asked used to losing the World Series Ntt SLAVIC! A SUPPLY 22 the Furillo Carl and trips Someone told him 3 to year the shadows here in Yan- tional "Nyah" PH )4S116 With a team that has been in he wandered off soundless leso SOUTH IITAT1 batting League champ' Field A store had a loud speaker kee Stadium and Ebbets Mail Ordors Promptly tilliod the series seven times and has final game in the hits three Tax 20 INciso Add got Please Walked a Block rigged Biggest help the pitchers with good to boost 'his average to 3331 up outside Plus Solos Tax never won these Brooklyns are Erskine like Walked a block to soak up crowd of the day Maybe a speed confirmed stoics They drink eight for 24 Good Stuff their beer with a stiff upper atmosphere It was cold and hundred people He at was Carl bat of Furillo Lots dreary prophetic-likWhitey Ford on the other lip When Ebbets Field is empty women and children hurrying belted one for a homer hand had great stuff He kept Fellow came rushing over his Borough Hall is the heart of along Fulton Street good pitches low and his Took a cab because cabbies Said he could hear the yell a fast ball clipped the corner on Dodger land It seemed like a block away the righthanded hitters In his Across Street first game Whitey couldn't get 4 With the score tied I went the bail down and since it hung across the street to a place up high the Dodgers were pastSc9 trooklyn Dodipert r called the Dodger Bar even ing it all over the park A Av F RB SO 9 Av PO HR RBI AB R H 2R 31i t -IS 989 13 3 e 2 4 0 I 4 0 3 296 There will probably be a lot Gilliam lb near not it's though anywhere 7 14 1000 0 O 4 0 206 I 24 0 Reese as of people wonder why Casey 17 000 Ebbets Field 0 5 6 320 S 23 3 D tO Snider et 0 1000 0 120 O 5 2 0 3 23 Robinson It COMPA ePs They were pretty excited in took Ford out in the beginning 000 0 0 O 0 000 0 0 0 0 Thompson It 9 47 0 1000 there 3 I 3 213 3 23 0 me a bottle of the eighth Actually the reaMan sold Campanella e 4 981 47 0410Me 3 3 364 23 3 Hodges lb 2 0 833 and I think he made a mistake son would be that Whitey ap10 3 3 33 I i 24 4 Furillo rt 1117 10 304 4 t 23 3 Cox 3b and a to be little with the have Didn't tiring peared change 2 750 2 50 0 0 4 0 ISzakine P Mowhos Pod lei terve kelp oon pot Pvienol DiPooll bowmen C00 MO the heart o 0 Case was probably afraid that o 000 to spoil his fun 3 0 aRelardi o 000 o 000 0 Hushes p 0 000 ono Dodgers were still up and o I I bShuba 0 o 2 ono 000 I o 1 0 0 at my elbow kept inLabin p 000 tippler O 0 0 000 0 0 0 Wide P o 0 000 sisting they 2 o should aim for 000 O 3 0 Roe p 000 0 o t O 500 3 Carl did Left field like right 0 000 O 7 o 66 1 0 3 Loes 0 000 field was too far O o 000 0 Podrea p away he said o 000 0 0 0 1000 p Mvr 110 0 0 The advice got him nowhere! 0 000 O o 000 Klerk P 000 o 0 0 0 0 0 Mtlhkn p Goes Outside 000 0 0 0 0 0 dMorsan Went to the More 7 WM outside 62 w15 300 13 30 S 30 I 213 77 04 3 Total' grounded out for kfirpsr Maybe 150 people there now &Struck Out for Erskine in and inning of lust gam Eli 7th inning of fifth game Martin drove in the winhtiomered for Hughes In th inning of first game announced as batter for Billy run and these people Wade in Sth inning of fifth game ning lith in for nut Shiba Hoe in Pth inning of second game struck cSingled for as ir he were a Dodger ' yelled 5th of in Erskine game sixth of for wanted fifth inning game inning ' drlied out for Milliken in 7th inning of sixth game Guess they were an excited ':' xOne out when winning run scored in Pth inning of sixth game A k 4' lei let to had off steam they New 'fork Yankees : 111 RBI RS SO NAv P0 A E F AV Maybe they were glad the G AR R M 2B 311 5 14 0 1000 3 167 3 24 McGousald 3b 4 B 49 3 187 01000 agony was over 34 Collins lb 000 0 0 MOO 0 0 3 2 Buses kept snorting up Ful0 0 lb Rollwag 14 0 1 000 2 0 4 261 0 23 Donor 11 e 3 36 421 3 3 01000 ton Street Subways rumbled 21 Berra 14 0 0 1000 3 206 2 8 24 Manila et of a Hint drizzle underground 1 0 1 000 9 0 300 SO Woodlina 13 14 0 1 000 In the air 2 2 500 24 Martin 2b 1 11 19 968 3 316 0 IS Rizzuto sz Honestly boss not once did 0 1 000 0 0 500 0 2 0 Reynolds p o 0 000 anyone 0 0 500 0 0 2 Saln P give out with "Wait till 11 1 000 0 0 0 000 i 0 I 4 14 ' 4r - tr 1T1111 s Bunis1 Set 23 - - 7 was a grounder down the first base line that ended the round call on him and at 41 this However the Yanks were still easily could prove his farewellltwo in front and they were still as an active player His - best' Itnat way when Gil Hodges first Dodger up in the ninth flied ut But Duke Snyder whom RECORDS FALL 'Ford had fanned three times 'earlier in the battle worked Reynolds for a pass after running the count to three and Continued from rage ! : million calls every day in Salt Lake City! Yes that's more than just a few years ago a lot of talking—a lot But we at the telephone company like it that way The fact that your telephone calls mount up into the hundreds and the PROTECT YOUR HOME thousands before you know it well that must mean were doing our job well FROM FIRE Most fires can be prevented Usually fires are caused by neglect carelessness or just plain stupidity Don't smoke in bed—Don't overload RIM your wiring IN stem—Don't use mable cleaning fliiids—Don't leave junk in the attic and basement and Dont let children play whh matches! Publitbe'd opernynn I public service in etiO tilt The Adt erasing Council Sincerely Victor P Schmit DISTRICT MANAGER THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ets 14 1 0140111011ftil |