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Show Today's Sports Parado DAILY HERALD Oklahoma Purs U nbeafen Record On Facts, Figures burgh Saturday On World Series " THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1955 UUh County. Utah By CARTER BRADLEY United' Press Sports Writer '. Okla'NORMAN, Okla. (UP) puts her unbeaten record, which started 20 games and two years ago at Pittsburgh, on the line again" Saturday against Pittsburgh at Norman. . The fourth f rated Sooners are handicap given a the professional by. They haven't lost or tied a game since Pittsburgh lassoed them, homa- V two-touchdo- odds-maker- .- -: In 1953. Coach Bud Wilkinson, who has led his split-- T touchdowners to their sixth and seventh Big: Seven 4 L..- : I i tersMel Allen, Vin Scully, Al Hei- Brooklyn, er, Yankees, 5-0- (vs each oth- 0-- 7; ). Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, Utah, goes through the ropes in the seventh LOOK OUT BELOW! of his battle Wednesday night against Bobby Boyd in the Chicago Stadium. Boyd won the round i on a unanimous decision. (UP Telephoto). Bobby Boyd Pulls Stunning Upset Against Gene Fullmer 1 aatgE CHICAGO (UP) Cene Fullmer, held Fullmer out of action until a West Jordan, Utah battler who the mandatory count of eight. last week was ranked as the "It was a combination punch," world's fourth middleweight, was Zale said, "but a Questionable By NORMAN MILLER another prize fight- - knockdown, he slipped too." United Pre 1 1 Sport Writer However, because he carried A red-hNEW YORK (UP) t the hands of Bobbv Bovd the count to eight, both judges feud was simmering today between Wednesday night: gave Boyd credit for a knock Martin of the Yankees run-bf-thenm- ill ot brash Billy Chlcagoan Boyd, a g and normally Roy -- knocked out four been who has of the Dodgers in what times and lost six of 43 matches, threatens to erupt into the best had no trouble with the Utah star World Series scrap since the who won 31 before fights Owen inci- he lost to Gil straight Ducky Medwick-Mar- v Turner and who since 1934. dent of won two more bouts. then has It started back in the 1953 series though, gave away and it flared anew yesterday when Fullmer, 155 pounds to Boyd's at weight to home steal .tried in the sixth inning of the Yankees' 151. and he was at a disadvan tage too in height and reach. Boyd 5 victory over the "Dodgers. As they arose from the pileup at took full advantage of these the plate, the stocky Dodger catch- breaks to pile up points steadily er gave Martin an extra bump with his with his shoulder. The Yankee Boyd left Fullmer bleeding pepperpot immediately shoved from the nose and 'from a cut under the left eye in the third Campanella back. I wasn't sore," Martin said round and though his second later in the dressing room. "I just stopped the flow, Fullmer began don't like being pushed around. I to bleed from the nose again in might have punched him on the the sixth and this time the flow nose if it wasn't the World Series." never stopped. MAJOR LEAGUE Campanella, still smarting from Despite Boyd's dominance of W L, some newspaper quotations attrib the bout, tiie scoring under the We stwood s D rive-I- n . . uted to Martin only a week ago, Illinois must!' system 11 5 Merchants was close. Judge Lou Caparelli reacted Springville just as angrily. 11 5 Near Miss J. A. Hogle & Co. made it 96 to 94 for Boyd, Judge United Sales & Service 11 5 4 After revealing later that Martin Harold Marovitz for Boyd, 8 10 BirrelT Bottling. 6 had taunted him on the field with and referee Tony Zale ior Big 4 Distributors...... 9 7 the crack "I didn't think you the winner. Regal Recreation .... tagged guys at home plate," Cam v Boyd made most of his points 9 7 on a very questionable knockCasey's panella steamed: Knudsen Music ...... "I missed him by about three down in the third round. Fullmer, a J.X finches. I should have tagged him rushing into action, slipped on a George V. Tribe 3 13 Western Distributors wet spot on the canvas and as on his big mouth." 3 IS Elks 849'rs The same two principals squared ne.was toppling, jsoya landed a off two years ago when Martin tried left to the head. Summary of Results to score from second base on a Zale 'motioned Fullmer to wipe Elks 849'rs .....928.785 8632576 "suicide" run. and wound up the off his gloves as he arose im890 885 9162691 final out in the fourtl game of the mediately, but, timer Mike Mur Big 4 DisL. 53 series. An easy out atthe plate, phy began counting and Zale J. A. Hogle .... .777 870 7752422 Martin didn't even try to slide but Geo. V. Tribe. 788 790 8132391 barged into Campanella like a full Stengel refused to second-gues- s back in an effort to knock the ball him. Knudsen, Music. 793 782 7322307 out of his hands. The rhubarb United Sales.... 863 927 9002690 Only a few days ago, Martin was recalled the last serious world Regal Rec. ... .829 833 7332395 watching a Dodger game on tele series outburst in the hectic Cards Birrell Bottling .859 919 8652643 vision and allegedly observed with Tigers classic 21 years ago. That was the classic in which Medwick in earshot of newspapermen: g Spring. JVlerc..,.82S 833 9422601 "I , see Campanella is still tag squared off after the Casey's .........888 850 7782516 ging 'runners high. What's the mat slide into third base. And it wound up with the late commissioner Westwoods .... .896 848 8762494 ter, is he spike shy?" On Neck Kenesaw Mountain Landis order' Tagged Western Disk . .737 768 7582263 Martin insisted yesterday that mg ledwick out of the gamefol- demonstra Campanella "tagged me on the lowing a Summary of Leaders " neck and that's why I was sure I tion by Detroit bleacherites. High team series: Big 4 Dis- was safe," the aroused There's no tributors 2691 ; United Sales & The fiery Yankee infielder, after feelings of thedoubting two stubborn pro Service 2690; Birrell Bottling a half-hoe of reflection, tagonists in this year's feud. And 2643. a "dumb play" in trying to steal there's still at least three more High team game: Springville home, although Manager Casey games to be played. Merchants 942; Elks 849'rs 928; United Sales & Service 927. .High Individual series: J. Cam-panel- la easy-goin- "BiUy-The-Ki- d" 6-- counter-punchin- g. i ; Bowling News "10-poi- nt down and a good point score.4 Fullmer carried the fight most of the way, but Boyd's counter-punchin-g was adept and he protected himself well when forced against the ropes by the rushes of the West Jordan, Utah battler. 97-9- . ur SEARS. E. L. RAWLINS, Wyo. (UP) (Dick) Romney, Skyline conference athletic commissioner, told members of the Rawlins Quarterback Club last night that intermountain athletics should not be sold short Romney went into the history of Skyliniplay to back up his con- tention that "it rates" and pointed to outstanding athletes in the conference and top seasons for individual schools. 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Boyd tallied 20 knockouts In winning 34 fights previously while Fullmer had 19 knockouts in his 33 wins. Fullmer's only previous loss was to Gil Turner after he had won 31 straight fights. He later, decisioned Turner and beat Al Andrews before this brawL brawl. 97-9- ver (Birrells) Terry Denies He'll Buy Giants Year Long Dependabi At Sears Low PricqT 10-roun- Campy, Billy Ready To Battle Again Bill NEW YORkI(UP) Bill Terry hastened todayjtp correct an inad vertent remark that was construed Into a report that he had made an offer to buy the New York Giants. "Yeah. I'd like td have the Giants," their former manager, now is bad. a millionaire businessman, choke. , Purdue over Minnesota - You UCLA over Washington State said. "But I've made no offer nor can get badly bruised. Or have your mouth full when you do I intend to make one for them. Notre Dame over Indiana Even really wanta yen. Nuts, there's a lot of things rd kilt, if you jump from high up. Also: COP over Cincinnati. Brig like to have." fer and Bob Neal. Past series records New York, 16-- 4; - Florida over Auburn, Tulane over game, 2:05 p.m. EDT. Television National Broadcasting System. Mutual Broadcasting Radio System. Television and radio broadcas- 6, -- -- I Also: Oklahoma over Pitt, Mis fham Young over Montana, Den souri over Utah,- Kansas State over ver over Colorado Azzies and Nebraska, Illinois over Iowa State, Wyoming over Utah State. Marquette over Tulsa, .Wichita The Southwest over Detroit and Colorado over TCU over Arkansas Dont ret Kansas. in fights. The Sooth Rice over LSUsive 'cm a cool over . SMU Don't "Oh Tech Georgia yeah." yell too hard. Texas Aggies over Houston Navy over South Carolina You Make sure he's a little guy. can get laryngitis. or Texas Tech over Oklahoma An Vanderbilt over Alabama Then whale away and gles a broken Jaw. watch those counterpuncbes. Georgia over Clemson Depend Also: Hardin Simmons over New ing on at whom you yelL Also: North Carolina over North Mexico Aggies. Idaho over Ariz Carolina State, Miami over Flor- ona and Texas Western over New ida State, Duke over Tennessee, Mexico. - Cornell over Colgate Check Northwestern, Kentucky over Vil that racing pulse- .- - . lanova, Mississippi over North Princeton over Columbia Texas State, Mississippi State over There's always another pitcher. Memphis State, Virginia oyer Also: Harvard over Massachu- George Washington, Richmond setts, Boston U. over Connecticut, over VMI, West . Virginia over Bucknell over Gettysburg, Holy Wake Forest and VPI over William Cross over Dartmouth, Delaware and Mary. over Lenign ana Temple over The West Scran ton. Ohio State over Stanford Don't , The Midwest eat between Innings. California ' over Pena Michigan over Michigan State Might Remain seated. bite your tongue. Iowa over Wisconsin Or Jumping Washington over Oregon ew x oris, loinray ayme uo-o-; Brooklyn, Billy Loes (10-4-). New York, Casey Managers Stengel; Brooklyn, Walt Alston. Starting times of games: Weekday games, 1 p.m. EDT; Sunday Lr C 7-- 13-- United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Fraleys Follies and the weekend football "winners" or wobbling between punts and bunts as the World Se ries gets under way. Game Of The Week Maryland over Baylor Mary land may have a slight letdown after that victory over UCLA and the Baylor Bears are rough. Yet the torrid Terps should have enough to crunch through. The East over Penn State Here's Army advice from Brooklyn's Red Cross. Yale over Brown Avoid ' 7-- 7, Conference championships" since that 7 squeak, scoffed at the odds, lie sees mis oaturaay s match as a test, mainly, of power vs. agility. v Avoids Comparisons Normally North with Carolina, Compared which Oklahoma overcame with last week; some difficulty, Wilkinson said Pittsburgh; has "poise, power and much more experience." Wilkinson v normally avoids comparisons, but he has indicated repeatedly he . believes Pitt will give his lighter squad possibly its toughest competitionof the regular season. Pitt steamrolled California ana Syracuse me past two weeks, coming from be hind in both games. Sooner fans, optimistic by habit after all these years, see Okla entry homa as almost a sure-fir- e for the Orange Bowl if it slaps down Pitt. No Big Seven team is considered as strong, although Wilkinson already has hoisted storm warnings for the Nebraska game far off in November. . The Sooners, whose only notori' ous weakness has been their pass defense, have adopted an official attitude that it's the Pitt line- i mashing power plays which worry them most. But from behind the canvas of the Oklahoma prac tice field here have come the clod- hopping sounds of a team attempt ing to build its aerial defenses Two Touchdown Passes Corney Salvaterra, Pitt quarter back, has hit 6 of 11 receivers for 106 yards and two touchdowns. Nebraska goes against Kansas State, and Kansas journeys to Colorado as'Big Seven competition begins to pick up this weekend. Other conference teams play inter seetionallyJ with Iowa State at Illinois and Utah coming to Mis souri. By OSCAR FRALEY 2-- 1. s. . Fearless Fraley Picks 01' Miziou To'Beaf: Ufes; BYU Over Grizzlies New York Yankees Rivals (American League champions) vs Brooklyn Dodgers (National League champions). Series Best of seven games. Series standing Yankees lead, one game to none. Dates and sites Game 2 at Yankee Stadium, New York, Sept. 29; games 3, 4 and (if necessary) 5, at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2; games 6 and 7 (if Accessary) at Yankee Stadium, Oct. 3, 4. First game receipts Attendance 63,869, total receipts $412,232.15; commissioner's share $61,834.82; $210,238.40; clubs players' share and leagues' share $140,158.93. ' Series favorite Yankees, i Probable second game pitchers mT t f v. t i m Sooners Are Choice of Oddsmakers mmm mm 1st TIRE 13.17 14.46 15.73 end old tire m today I 2nd TIRE 25.34 27.92 30.46 3rd TIRE 43.63 53.84 53.92 I f.l03AY AHD - FRIDAY- CIlTi-- S TlIL PAKHK(5 LOT rr n f |