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Show H any e 9 He Says Yank r Adopt Pilot Still Stews by P a toon for ystem DAILY HERALD TCXEN APPEARANCE ISMS! On Lineup By LEO H. PETERSEN File away Bobby Boyd, a little sophomore United Press Sports Editor from Garland, Tex., who wasn't even listed among the nrnmiaitiff Tiournmora o a novf vpar's a 1 - A frCSi at". Okla NEW YORK (UP) Milwaukee homa . . . the scatback with manager Fred Haney adopted Cathe scarred legs (knee op- sey Stengel's favorite weapon bow-leap- ed 1 eration last ) the platoon system today, reveal-- ; ing he will alternate his richt fielders and possibly his first basemen against the New York Yan- kees in the World Series. Thus, with southpaw Whitey Ford slated to start for the Yankees in the Series opener at Yankee Stadium Wednesday against Warren Spahn, Haney said right-hande- d hitting Andy Pafko will be in right field, and Joe Adcock, another right-hande- d "hitter, at first base. "When the Yankees pitch a right hander," Haney added, "I'll have Bob Hazle in right field and maybe Frank Torre at first base.'.' Hazle and Torre are livered for Southern Methodist . . . his frank reason: he figured the Mustangs were in! a losing cycle and "I want to play with a winner." P r n t i c e Gautt, first Negro footballer at Oklahoma, may never play on a losing team . . . he came to the Sooners from an UKianoma Uity high ... all-winni- left-hand- ng school which had racked up 76 Grayson Picks Braves To Win World Series TT) was once signed and sealed (with a Southwest Conference letter of intent) but not despring-- straight. 1 And I'm not being sentimental, even though the country even the East is crying for a new world champion, especially one from the side of the Alleghanies. How can you go against the Yan- kees with Mickey Mantle, the greatest player of the game; Yogi; Berra, the tremendous late sea son dutch hitter in the key defensive spot behind the plate; Gil irfielder; McDougald, the and plenty more? And add to all this the winning way of the New York club in big games. In a short series, it js useless to compare th excellence of each individual position. The intangibles count as much as the averages. Red Schoendienst, who wrapped the Milwaukee outfit into one neat package, matches anyone Yankees possess as a winning and knowl-edgefball player. Bobby Richardson is a nifty second baseman, but even the Yankees miss Billy Martfn's unofficial leadership. Billy the? Kid stood out at bat and in the field in four World Series. all-rou- nd as would start for his Eraves at every position Wedneshe was crammed with fried chicken. . . . weigh-i- n day, Stengel still had not made Jim Weatherall, an Oklahoman now with the Phila- up his mind about three spots-fi- rst delphia Eagles, sums up the magic of Wilkinson: "Just field. base,' second base and left living in the same town with him for four years is bound to make a better man of you." . . . His number one asset: Husky Bill Skowron, the slugging first baseman who has been side"There's no one better at talking to parents." . . . lined two weeks with 3 sacroiliac condition, was the key man in Army's Red Blaik doesn't pass up a good thing Tom Stengel's Catlin is the latest in a string of Sooner who "I still indecision. know whether he'll went into service and wound up as gridiron assistants on be able don't to play," Casey said. duty at the Point. . . . Blaik also has learned appreciation "And if he can't, I'm in real All-Americ- as to who as for the pros he first brought in Dick Voris, the Kaydets' brilliant young line coach, from the Rams . . . and Voris this year plumped hard for the Old Man to hire Frank Lauterbur from the Baltimore Colts, so he'd have com- trouble. "If Skowron c,a-- play, it will help me make up my mind who I wilf start in left field and at second base" pany watching the Sunday pro telecasts. . . . Football players travel on their stomach, too. . . . Jim Skowron and Mickey Mantle broth of a boy from Jamestown, who has been sidelined by MtCusker, a in his left leg, both indiN.Y.; chose to play his football at Pitt because: "I visited cated they were ready to play in a lot of schools. I liked the food here best." 245-pou- nd shin-splin- ts Wednesday's opener although each explained he wasn't 100 per cent last year sound. Assisting at Pitt is Bob Pollock, an . the local Steelers because he wants to Howard May Start go to dental school and can't see football after 1) getting p knee patched together, 2) his ears, which a bunged-uSkowron seemed the more doubtand his football nose 3) protruded, pinned back, straight- ful starter of the two and ki the ened but. event his back prevents him from Chances are Charley Caldwell, on sick leave from playing, Stengel probably will use the right - handed hitting Elston Princeton, won't return to active coaching again. all-Ea- st . . who snubbed . Series Facts And Figures Michigan State Challenges Oklahoma for Lead In Poll Facts and NEW YORK (UP) figures on the World Series: MILLER United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP) Michigan State's Big Ten powerhouse moved up to a challenging position be Oklahoma in the hind first-plac- e United Press college football ratings today, and Iowa and Auburn advanced among the top 10 teams. While Oklahoma was idle, Michigan State opened its season with a crushing 54-victory over Indiana and jumped two places to second. In points, Coach Duffy Daugherty's Spartans clipped Oklahoma's margin of last week from 130 to 62. The Sooners had 338 out of a possible 350 points to Michigan State's 276. The 35 coaches who make up the United Press rating board placed four Big Ten teams among By NORMAN Rivals Milwaukee Braves (National League) vs New York Yankees (American League). Winner First team to win four games. Schedule 1st and 2nd games at Yankee Stadium, New York, Wed 5th (if and Thurs.; 3rd, 4th, Milwaukee County at, necessary) Stadium, Sat., Sun., Mon.; 6th and 7th (if necessary) at Yankee Sta diuim, Wed., Thurs. Starting Times Yankee Stadkini games start 1 p.m. e.d.t.; Milwaukee Games tart 3 p.m., e.d.t. a-n- 0 Howard at "first base. That would either rookie Tony Kubek or ; How Lynn Chandnois found out he was through with mean Enos Slaughter would be in left, the Steelers: Coach Buddy Parker called in the veteran Television Via NBC, Mel Allen "and either Gerry Coleman or Bob- and Al Heifer announcing. j back and asked softly, "Lynn, have you ever thought of at Richardson second. by Via Radio Earl NBC, Gillespie retiring?" . . . "Why no, coach, I still have another good Stengel had no doubt at all as and Bob Neal announcing, two in . . . me." or left "That's the year trouble," Parker other positions. He saidi favorite Yankees, lowered the axe. "We don't want any players around here to theBerra would catch WednesFirst-gam- e Yogi Favorite Yankees, with only 'a year or two left.' Hank would in Bauer be day, Harry Stuhldreher of the famed Four Horsemen is right field, Gil McDougald at First-gamBraves: Pitchers in a family tizzy . . . pop may have blocked for Notre shortstop and Andy Yankees; Carey at third Warren Spahn Dame but his youngest 'un is priming to be a ballet base'. Whitey Ford (ll-5- r dancer. . . . Considering his Braves are the , Rival Managers Braves: Fred underdogs in the Series, Haney Haney; Yankees: Casey Stengel. f)Oes Iowa State, the next patsy on the Sooner sched was in ah expansive confident Yankees Past Series Records ule, fear Oklahoma? . . . Cracks new Cyclone coach Jim mood as he arrived here bv won 17, lost 5; Braves (as Boston from Milwaukee with his Braves) won .1, lost 1. Meyer: "Heck, naw, they're the ones that're scared rest - plane team late Monday. Players' Pool Players' share in ing up a whole week before they play us."- . . . a e on naV DatUe proceeds of first four games only. Between you'n'me, the one Wilkinson maneuver that . . , 1 ne 1 our Estimated Winning Player's naMS' sa'd' But don has us stumped is how Bud gets away with his blatant Share-9,50- 0. reason we t can win any why fff. coaching from the sidelines during a game Estimated Losing Player's Share $7,000. in said that Haney Wednesday's his outfield would of consist game Hank Aaron in center, Wes Covington in left and Pafko in right. Adcock will hold down first base; Red Schoendienst, second: Johnny Logan, shortstop; Eddie Mathews, third base, and Del Crandall will start behind the plate. NEW YORK (UP) After nearly four years of haggling with their SPRINGVILLE COMMERCIAL Coke Plant 5 11 GETS UNCLE'S NUMBER baseball bosses, major LEAGUE Electrical Engineering. 5 11 DETROIT (UP) The Detroit players, finally league in have succeeded Industrial Engineering. 5 11 Red Wings have signed right wing having their League' Standings ?alarv minimum 13 3 W Team L Safety dimming Burton, a nephew of the raised from $6,000 to $7,000 a of Leaders Summary So. Main Market 11 late Red Wings' immortal Larry year. High Team Series: fi Open Aurie. The young rookie was as-- j 10 Miners Auto The. Major League Executive Hearth, 1454; Maintenance, 1442; signed uniform No. 6, which was Commrttee Buckley-Johnso- n 7 9 agreed Monday to 7 Snow Dairy 9 Weld Shop, 1431. his uncle ended his ommend the new minimum to the High Team Game: Electrical hockey career 6 10 Culligans Soft Water nearly two decades owners at the a n'n u a 1 major U P. Juniors 5 u Engineering, 561; Industrial En ago. league meetings in December. High Team Game: So. Main gineering, 519; Weld Shop, 519. High Individual Series: Donna Market, 971: Snow Dairy, 939; Smith (Maint.), 542; Carol Jean Miners Auto. 907. n Molascon (M.C.&I.). 517; Donna S Individual Hih Scries: Boyd -- 17-1- 0. "... 13-1- 0. e (21-10- ); ' I - g Series. ed this week's top 10. Besides Michigan State, there was Minnesota in third place, Iowa in seventh and Michigan in eighth. Texas A&M, Oregon State and Navy occupied the fourth through seventh rankings, and Duke and Auburn were ninth and 10th. Auburn, 0 upset winner .over Tennessee, made the biggest advance of the week, vaulting all the way from a tie for 26th place. 7-- NEW YORK (UP) The United Press college ratings (with first - place votes in paren- football theses Team : Paints Oklahoma (27) 2. Michigan State (4) 3. Minnesota 338 276 232 1. 4. Texas A & M 169 (1) 145 Oregon State 121 6. Navy 112 7. Iowa ( ) 106 8. Michigan 82 9. Duke 1) 72 10. Auburn Second 10 teams 11, Baylor, NEW YORK (UP) Promoter Chris12, 64; Texas 46; 13, welterBrenner rematched Army, Teddy 14, 31; and Georgia Tech,' 29; 15, Tony tian, weights Jimmy Archer North Carolina TV State. 28; 16, DeCola today for another at St. Nicholas Arena, UCLA, 17; 17, Texas (D. 12; 18, of Monday Stanford, 11 19. Mississippi, 10; Nov. 11, 20. Penn State, 7. night's close thriller. Notre Dame. 5; PittsOthers The defeat broke Tony's victory 4: Rice and Southern Methburgh. string at six bouts. 3 to odist each, Arkansas and WashJimmy weighed 145ls pounds 147. s DeCola' ington State, 2 each. 5. Archer Captures Split Decision 1 because where you find, It In Series. Recall ifoh Tar-le- y and Don Larson suddenly coming to life without winding up last autumn. In Whitey Ford and Bobby Shantz. Casey Stengel has lefthanders for the first two games in the spacious confines of Yankee Stadium. He has Tom Sturdivant and Johnny Kucks as other right-othe- r randers and sound relief workers in Bob Grim and Tommy Byrn. is" Pitching a World NEW YORK (NEA) I'm pick-inthe Braves to win the World hitters. Bill JCrisher, called the Bill Krisher best guard Bud Wilkinson's ever coached (and he was Casey Still Undecided at the position in While Haney appeared certain preceded by five Sooner the last decade), doesn't fancy the 221 he's listed at . . . actually bends the scales at 216 but the day of the official By HARRY GRAYSON NEA' Sports Editor T er left-hand- All-Americ- TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1957 Utah County. Uuh V$l I Suswwp . u . ernes With the day off for travel, the Braves could get three games out of Warren Spahn. maybe the last one in the role of a fireman. Lew Burdette is the Sal Maglie type of righthander, keeping th enemy worried about a suspected spitball and whatnot. Bob Buhl has -- u! kept a formidable Brooklyn dub under a spell and Manager Haney won't hesitate to employ Gene Conley, Bob Trowbridge and th Taylor Phillips and Juan Pizarro. Big Don McMahon has turned in a remarkable Job as a mopper-uppe- r. Baseball is a game f momens you may have noticed. tum, The Yankees backed into the pennant after having done nothing out of the ordinary since sweeping th three-gam- e set in Chicago in lat August. Sudsville has a potential devastating attack and Fred Haney can come close to matching thp Yankees in switching it from right to left. Bob Hazel and Wes Covington added speed and arms. Ballplayers tell you that maybe the long 'ball hitters, Eddie Mathews and Joe Adcock, can be pitched to, but Henry Aaron is the Scheffing, Bragan Know What They Want For 1958 left-hander- hitter who steady, extraordinary s, By UNITED PRESS Bob Scheffing and Bobby Bra- be the difference. Aaron, gan. with brand new managerial who a vear aeo won the National contracts under lock and key, League batting championship at knw wftat they want next Scheffing, who was re hired 21, is the Braves' Mantle. He is d a rather stickolit Monday to manage the Chicago Cubs m 1958, wants to get a new young player. center - fielder. Bragan. who arrived in New York Monday to sign as the pew pilot of the Cleveland Indians, wants" some more pitching strength. NEW YORK (UP)-T- He probaThe Cubs gave Scheffing a new ble lineups and batting order for contract on the basis of the Cubs the first game of the World Series fast finish this a record of at. Yankee Stadium Wednesday: 29 wins and 27 year in the last losses NEW YORK two months of MILWAUKEE the season. Bauer, RF Schoendienst, 2B McDougald, SS Logan, SS 3B Mathews. Mantle, CF Aaron. CF Berra, C MONEY WANTED Skowron or Adcock. IB Howard. IB Kubek or $5,000.00 Needed for BusiPafko. RF" Howard. LF ness Expansion in 3B LF Carey. Covington. well estab-lise- hd business Coleman or Crandall, C will and located. Richardson, 2B Good Interest. pay required ) Ford. P (11-5- ) Spahn. P Security on investment. Paparella (AL), Umpires Plate; Conlan (ND, IB; McKinley Write: (AL) 2B; Dorvatelli (ND 3B. Foul Daily Herald Box 43(1 and (AL) lines Secory Chylak (NL). could under-publicize- Series Lineups (21-11- T Major Leaguers Get Minimum Salary Raised A promise of pleasure.,!.unbroken for 85 years HARPER HI . ) iTHE GOLD MEDAL WHISKEY ' " . SINCE 1872 . . (Snows'. 553: Joe Hudson Williamson (Open Hearth). 505. High Individual Games: Donna 542: Marlin Lowe Snow's). Snow i Smith (Maint.),. 204; Beverly t 527. Individual High Game: Mar-l- j Christeson (Elec. Eng.), 203; Betty Teague (Elec. Eng.), 201. n Lowe (Buckley-Johnso, 220; Ver Child So. Main Mkt.), 215; GRA LADIES (Handicap) Joe Hudson (Snows, 194. 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