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Show SUNDAY HERALD n n ism sEraOTgRM. '9 V n tnidirs 2 i ' - i f BYU Loses Indians Down Detrmt 2 To Capture Ao Lo Pennant 3-- ; Game on f Fumbles I The Cleveland Indians clinched ' 'By New : : : r ; the American League pennant Saturday by edgirig the Detroit Dale Mitchell's Tigers, - two-ru- on n homer and the pinch-hi- t, relief clutch pitching of young !: Narleski. f-Ray ; fashioned The Indians' victory, il" in the dark and damp confines first time In three years the of Detroit's Briggs Stadium, gave Lobos have won a season's them an 8 game lead over' the . opener. second place New York Yankees with seven, games remaining on Cougars outgained the 'jTfce Lobos 102 yards to 48 im the air their regular season schedule. and 142 to 112 in.rushing but their The Yankees, with eight games fumbles Killed their chances for left to play, met the Athletics victory. in a night contest at Philadelphia Eight times theyfumbled. Two with their streak of five straight of the miscues were turned into and five world champennants New Mexico touchdowns. ended. pionships Hank West's passing was pinMitchell, a bench warmer for point, most of the time i but his the Indians most of the season, hit receivers couldn't hang onto the blow in the his "ball. It cost the Cougars dearly. with the Tigers seventh inning West was voted the outstanding was his first extra- It leading back of the game by the working but it could of the year, base hit ,; press and radiomen. more come a at. have n't propi Both BYU touchdowns came tious time. on passes by the Cougar quarterFollowing Mitchell's home, Jim back, Hegan increased the Indians lead .The first Y touchdown came 1 on another circuit clout, to a pass, West Jta Stolworthy in pn the but the second quarter and the second Tigers came back in the LOBOS Ley varclever Lobo quarterback, sneak? oyer the goal for New TOUCIIDOWN FOR FIRST lower half of the seventh to cut Cougar score came on a Sat2 bff over; the to Lobos their toward the start touchdown the deficit to Cougars victory aerial West to Crittenden in the Mexico's first end zone seconds before the nd urday night, Paul Kochever (55) and an unidentified Cougar at right try vainly to halt the score. With the bases loaded and two of the game. 1 out, Narleski then came in from ' New Mexico scored in the secthe bull pen to relieve staggering -rond4 quarter on a quarterback Early Wynn and retired Ray sneak by Leyva, in the third to third. Nar Boone on: a roller quarter on a leski wrapped up his courageous NEW CHAMPIONS dash by WHOOP; IT UP! Members of Cleveland's baseball team whoop1 it up in dressing Murphy, and in the fourth quarter relief stint by holding the Tigers room American League pennant. Manager Al Lopez, left, holds "pennant" team after on a North BULLETIN Tech Carolina clinching 30, to one hit in the last two innings. Virginia pass, Leyva to Cook. won Other players include Bobby Avlla, center, and Bill Lobe, Detroit 21 Calif. San. Tigers, State defeating SAN (UP) by JOSE, . First the Quarter credit .for received Wynn on front row; top row, Art.Houteman and Sam Dente; on row partially hidden are Larry ' Joe Lynch of New Mexico re- Jose Staie came to life In the Georgia Tech 28, Tulane 0 , 20-his 22nd ' oi the year right, Dale 0 victory, Mitchell and Mel Harder. (United Press Telephoto.) to . Davidson 19, VMI 0 turned the opening kickoff to his second half Saturday night 11 losses. Steve Gromek, Doby, j against f and touchdowns 0 score 20, three r, Kentucky Maryland to Phil Oya former Cleveland punted ler' on the BYU 10 after three drub Utah State, 20-- before a Mississippi State 27, Memphis LEXINGTON. Ky. (UP) -- was the loser. State 7 plays failed. Oyler returned to crowd of 11,000 fans. Mighty Maryland, opening the x the National League race, the Cat 32 behind good blocking-Do- n Alabama A 8c M 20, Tuskegee 0 defense of its, national champion theIn New York Giants reduced DETROIT James hit the line for five SOUTH Bedlam broke The Indians were nursing along deficit, both said they .connected Georgia 14, Florida State 0 touch- - their pennant-clinchin- g to its muscled way ship, "magic loose 'in the (UP) 8c A T 18, Central downs after each of three KeiH number'" to three and Dick Felt gained four around Wake Forest 14, George Washing North Carolina Cleveland off Steve Gromek's fast. ball. dressing a one run edge at the" time. by polishing off room State 12 Indians the after end, oyler hit guard for first ton 0 Saturday The errors to defeat the Wild the Philadelphia Phillies. "The, field was pretty, bad," he Mitchell grinned. "Feit pretty clinched the American League and 10. Oyler swept right end to Kentucky State 21, West Virginia tucky 20-cats 36,000 Giants now enjoy a before was right down the groove," Saturday, said. "But the umpires let us the Lobo 47. Oyler went through West hit LaComb a in the1 end EAST pennant to snap the champion . fans. over the TT lead j.1 Tf Dodgers, Brooklyn the line for a first down on, the zone witn a pass dui me u x u Morgan State 30, Fort Meade 0 ship march of the New York finish and now nobody can say Mitchell grinned. "Felt pretty Terrapins sent into action who did not play Saturday. 44 after a pass play failed. five straight. halfback fumbled and dropped LRhode Island 13, Northeastern 7 theThe t we won on a fluke. This is. the good, too. You knowit was my Backfield that was a second- - Right fielder Don Mueller of Yankees at way we wanted to win it, with a first home run this year. Always James, on a bruising run, made the ball. West fired to Crittendoa Geneva 6, Ind. Pa. Tchrs. 0 hooted howled and and line unit behind last season's fear the Giants became the first Major Players it to the 32 West hit Felt, in the who caught the ball for the West Liberty Tchrs. 33, St Vin some have liked to hit in this park." flowed like water as victory. Not' 'a, loss by . the ' foursome, and the differ- Leaguer to collect 200 hit this champagne end zone with nans hut th rmi. touchdown three seconds betore cent 0 Yankees." T:The Indians have won 107 aside usually ence was scarcely noticeable season when he bashed out two the Indians cast gar Mitchell Dale dropped the ball. the gun. Bean missed the extra SOUTHWEST and Jim Hegan games this year and can establish ' rigid training rules to celebrate only the n a m e s have been singles and an une second of two more passes point. who delivered seventh inning a new mark by merely breaking in the fashion Louisiana State 6 flag fitting changed to hoodwink the enemy. homer. Willie Mays also hit an winning was intercepted by Lynch at the BYU posted 17 first aowns 10 Texas 20, ' home runs which the even' f in their eight remaining 53 13 Houston k home run as the "This is the greatest day of my Indians to overcomeenabled Twice in the first half alert goal line. He returned to the 27. New Mexico's 7 besides outgain- - Baylor 1 to 0 games.'. a Al MIDWEST Lopez of v When the visitors couldn't gain, ing the Lobos with an over-a-u Maryland backs picked off Ken Giants totaled 13 bits off four life," said manager t when Cleveland the Indians had Iowa State 34, South Dakota State tucky forward passes, and both Philadelphia hurlers. d on third total of 224 yards to lbu. Terpening pounded the last nail in the times the Terps crunched all the down. The ball rolled dead on the Score bv Quarters: Yankee coffin with a 3 to 2 tri 8c Kansas on A Colorado to State second 29, M score, way BYU 32. period New Mexico ...... 7 7 7 721 0 . umph over the Detroit Tigers . drives of 38 and 56 yards. James rambled to the BYU 43. BYU 0 6 0 &--12 Texas Christian 27, Kansas 6 "Winning the pennant is wonThe Lobos stiffened. Felt spiraled Second quarterback Kent State 26,Waynesburg 0 be said. "But its even 11 0 derful," 000 a punt out of bounds on the N.M. NEW MEXICO . 000 . set . Tamburello the Frankie 3003 Cleveland up 14. The Lobos punched to the 32. Left ends Guerette, Harris and Milwaukee State 14, Beloit 13 first score after Kentucky had Detroit . .... 001O00 1002 9 0 better when you do it after the BYU held and Terpening got off Avery. WEST driven to the Maryland! 25 late Wynn, Narleski (7) and Hegan: Yankees have dominated base, a great punt, to the Cougar 10. Left tackles Lauderdale, Cox. Oklahoma A 8c M 14, Wyoming 6 in the first period. He intercepted Gromek, Herbert (8) and House. ball for so long." Felt returned it to the 23 as the Left guards Crampton, Jaeg Oklahoma 27, California 13 ). Bob Hardy's pass on the Mary WP Wynn LP Gromek Lopez had' praise for the! um er, Briscoe. 58 first quarter ended. land four scooted and HR 6 Mitchell 7, Utah yards (1st); He pires who allowed the game with Centers White, Southard, Mc- - Washington 38 before he was gan (11th). to Colorado the Second! Quartet the Tigers to be completed after 0 Drake 61, Kentucky ' Wert sneaked for a first down Alpine. , downed. an eighth inning delay of 53 en the 37. He - fumbled on the Right guards Pound, Juarez. Friday Nifht Games 7 002 00- 1- 11 2 minutes. 300 ... New York on Moments fourth the later, 2 next play trying to pass. Jaurez Right tacklesEaton, Gentry, Mississippi Southern,a c Alabama k s on ville play of the second period, Ronnie Philadelphia . 050 000 000- -5 11 1 Chattanooga 24, J recovered for the Lobos on the Arrigoni. Waller took a pitch out from Lopat, Byrd (3), Reynolds (5) State 0 Right ends Morgan, Drake. cat 28. Charlie Boxold and flashed 22 and Berra; Pcrtocarrero Leyva, Coon, Furman 19, Newberry 6 With Murphy hitting left tackle Quarterbacks j (1). WP Reynolds Mississippi 35, North Texas State yards almost untouched to score. and). Astroth liand Terpening the center, New Pendleton Barker. HR (5th).conver Bielski Dick missed the Bollweg 12 Left half Lee, Murphy, Adod on th 18 Mexico Stanford 13, College of Pacific 12 sion. doza. Xeyva passed over the center to Bielski made up for that by Milwaukee . . 000 000 0000 7 0 Southern California 39, Washing half Bpooner for first down on the RightTuncorn. Lynch, Spinelli ton State 0 another Kentucky aerial St. Louis . .. 100 101 OOx 3 8 1 snagging f Cook, two. Sneaked to the eight Leyva Wilson, Gorin (6), Crone (8) on the next series of downs, giv0 Colorado Denver 72, Fullbacks College Burns, CtmtatjVBiiirf) Terpening, (4-then carried ver for the touch and v ing Maryland the ball on its own and Crandall; Jones ). HR down, uuerette Dlacekicked the Tucker, Spooner. Wilson LP Sarni. 44. From there, with Boxold; do BRIGIIAM YOUNG extra point and it was , most of the damage on "keep Cunningham (11th). ing Jim Crittenden of BYU returned Left end Probert, Brown. er plays," the Terrapins blasted the kickoff from his 10 to the 28. Left tackle Powers, Badger, 61 to another touchdown in eleven 0 BYU punted to the Lobo 30. Ivan Hanks. plays, Boxold scoring on a one- Muse of BYU recovered a New Left guards Weenig, Heinz, sneak. BOULDER,. Colo. (UP) Colo yard Mexico fumble on the N. M. 26 Smith, -had rado's The final touchdown came in squad a few moments later. Centers Kochevar, Anae no Drake with third the difficulty inept. period after Kentucky On third down West hit Paul Taylor, Muse, Right guards today, scoring' a 61--0 victory as messed up a third 'down pitch ; Mendenhall in the flat with a Blonch, Loose. IMPORTED on its own 17, just missing a 14-running pass. The bie Couear end Right ta ckles Robinson, Co- - 14.500 fans watched in bored out 6 FLANNELS first down. They had to kick oat quietude. traveled down the sidelines to the s kick back Waller Coach the and Dal Ward raced Menden sophomores ends Verbantz, yard line. Larry White, New Right were par 29 yards to the Kentucky 31. GABARDINES LARAMIE, Wyo. (UP) Okla and Mexico's candidate for hall, Holland. A 8c M hammered its way homa as the shook regu Boxold . next On the impressive, ticularly Bean. West and tossed West for a three-yar- d play Quarterbacks a weak Wyoming line to WORSTEDS loss. On fourth down West tossed Left , half Oyler, Stolworthy, lars were used sparingly. Drake off two tacklers and got off fa through 14-- 6 a over the Cowboys with obvious the backs to Willard Stolworthy for a touch-- Lacomb. exception pass that end Russ Dennis ripped before victory fans in the 'Pokes JERSEY WEAVES down. Billy Meadows' kick was Felt, Crittendon, Ron Lind and Gene Hendrix waS from a 'Kentucky defender's grasp football 14,871 Right half stadium to with its Saturday. carried and on line hampered the inability , wide MeadowsGomm. and low. New Mexico led . CHARCOAL Fullbacks James and Valasco. block, tackle or run effectively. over for the score. "Earthquake" ; Earl Lunsford On the kickoff the Lobos got a 1 spearheaded the power drive of FLANNELS the Aggies, taking up J.01 yards , first down on their own 32 as a result of a BYU roughing penalty. V through the middle in 15 attempts. out ;: of bounds Terpening punted The Oklahomans scored first j on the BYU 35. A holding penalty on a forward pass. West to Ray with four minutes remaining in Beautifully Neel put the ball on the 50, but the half first and aeain with 1 on the next play, Leyva interceptailored by three seconds gone in the fourth ted West's pass in the flat and before could period Wyoming get returned to the 32. A' screen pass, a scoring drive underway. Haggar Leyva to Terpening put the ball HAL WOOD first collegiate televised contest Calame took the ball on his own The Cowboys took to the air By on the 18 as thelhalf ended. 13, pitched out to Leake who then in the closing minutes and threat United Press Sports Writer of the 1954 season. America's leading set- up two passed downfield to End Max ened to score again, but Aggie Third Quarter kicks weak Two ' . A Calif. (UP) After an exchange of punts the BERKELEY. r Oklahoma touchdowns, a third Boydston on the 43 and Boydston quarterback Fred Duval stopped 384 W. g mcikerl Center of band opportunists came on a recovered iumwe. went the rest of the way for the" the threat cold with an intercep'Lobos took over on their own line and on a pitchout, from Oklahoma, striking with the While these appeared to be bad score in the third quarter. , PROVO, UTAH tion on his own 18 with 50 seconds Leyva to Murphy, the; latter ran speed of lightning every time breaks for California, Oklahoma 3. Gene Mears recovered a Cal to go in the game. there was an opening, thumped took down the west sidelines 60 advantage of every one. They fumble on the Cal 25 and a ground yards in the Choose your California, a opening inarch paid off with Leake going touchdown, getting a great came like this: .ftp season of be the Saturday '1 Mor2n-- ' Guerette game 1. A weak kick in the second over from the 2. .:'E50kiom out of bounds 4. . Another bad Cal kick gave - Jacked the extra point. New Mex- fore 58,000. went auarter that slacks from our e on ico led 14-Led by quarterback Gene COME ONE! COME ALL! ! the Cal 33 set up the first Oklahoma the ball on the Cal 46. Most of the and halfback Buddy Leake, score. In , four plays Oklahoma In three minutes the Sooners nine minutes- of the remaining sooners turner every miscue tallied with Calame going . over again marched to a score with the complete selection. were quarter In to of team California the Green midfleld. played FREE WILDLIFE MOVIES from the 7 and then converting, Bob Herndon going over from the an advantage and led all the way. . Fourth Quarter 2. Backed against his own wall, 3. 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