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Show i ' ' ! ' ' '1 ' ' ' ' rV. v : ' 'M' I n rn W in w n - : jU '. v ; . ;!;!, f THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1059 ! Utah County.'' Utah . . ;.j 6. 000 o 11 wye- - fr? V' r r .- DAILY HERALD , r No runs, no hits no errors, from Page One) v v ,,j none left. Fox, and putting the ' Wiite Sox ahead,, Dodgers 7th Churn started warming up Hodges grounded out, Wynn to again in the Dodgers' bull pen. Kluszewski. Kluszewski hit a home run, 20 Roseboro popped to Kluszewski.1 feet' inside the, .right field foul Wills singled to left, line, scoring Landis ahead of him Fairly .batted for Koufax and and making, the score Chicago 5, grounded to Kluszewski out, Los Angeles 0. firstJ who covered Wynn, Craigwas taken out and re- - No runs, one hit, no errors," one .'; placed by Churn: left. Lollar hit a fly tc left center' --j and went p alb the way to second White Sox 7th when Snider drooped the bail for Klippstein went in to pitch for ' e error. a the Dodgers. Goodman singled to right, scor-- . Lollar grounded out, Gilliam to ihg Lollar Hodges. Koufax started warming up for Esposito grounded,! out; Klipp the Dodgers. stein to Hodges. , Smith doubled to deep left cenSmith doubled to right. ter,' .Goodman going to third. Rivera "struck out. threw wildly to the , When Snider No' "runs, one hit, no errors, one i infield for nis second error of the left. Goodman " scored and inning, Smith went .to third. Dodgers 8th 'Rivera' drove a hard ground The 'paid attendance was 48,013. ball to JNeal, iwho was playing in Gilliam singled tot left. close, and leal threw into the dirt Staley. began warming up in the trying to get; Smith at home. The White Sox bull pen. ball hit the bat which Rivera had Wynn's right elbow stiffened m dropped and got by. Roseboro. It pitching to Gilltam, and after' was an error for. Neal, with Ri- throwing two balls to Neal, he vera winding f up at second base. was taken out and replaced oy Wynn doubled to deep left cen Staley. ji ter, scoring Rivera. Neal grounded into a double Aparicio grounded out, Churn to play, Aparicio lo Fox to Klu Hodge's, Wynn holding second. " szewski. Wills threw out Fox1. Moon grounded" out, Staley to Seven rims; six hitsL three er Kluszewski. ros. one left. No runs, one hit, no errors, (Continued 4 60 7 K on St ! Sox Defeat Dodgers On Great Outburst of Power j - f ''. - ; i m i i i iiliiPiii . ' ' ' 4 r N - - f '- I r '.x - . two-bas- I ; ' l ' f . . !j ' l' f I I - Dodgers 4th Snider's two errors set' a new World Series record for outfield: ers. Three errors in one inning also 'set , a new . mark. Moon beat out a bunt toward econd for an infield hit. T Snider filed to Rivera, Moon holding first.; ' Larker f lied to Landis, Mooa holding first. Hodges singled to .center, Mooa , stopping at second. Roseboro struck out. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left. I .If": : 1 I . . ! , . White Sox 4th Landis singled- - to left for his third straight;; hit. I Labine started warming up for ' ', the Dodgers. . Kluszewski hit a home, run into the right field stands, scoring Landis ahead of him. The ball ' hit the railing and bounded back onto the playing field. Larker picked it up and threw it back into .the stands. . x .Kluszewski, iby driving in five runs, ;tied the World Series record x held by Tony Lazzeri and Bill Dickey o? the New York Yankees Churn was taken out and re-- 1 Labine. by " ' placed Lollar flied to. Snider. Esposito, who ' had replaced at third base at the r.Goodman of start the fourth inning, was on .strikes. out called . , Smith flied to Larker. . Two runs, two hits, no errors l .none left. . ' -- . . : . . . J . J' i i ; : 1 T- rags-to-rch- Chisox Players Look Fondly At Short Fence in Coliseum A. Rain Hartfpers Net' Tourney -- -- ar j left-hande- Dick Tiger Cops Win Over Joey r Porter-Sorenso- Day-Strat-to- i n. ; : j e2-n- d. n, j Das-trup-Stratt- on, default; Brown-Win- g def. Thurgood-War- d, White Sox 6th 83 J 18 Fox flied to Mooa in short left and under doubles I Boys Mikkelson-Wilkinso- n field.: .V .' !' ;k ;'i def. 6-6-, Landis .Miner-Mingrounded5 out," Wills to V f if Whiting-Holdawa- y, jdef. Hodges. Neal threw jout Kluszewski. default; Bennett-Ros-e def. Garrett-1 1, ; er , def. fault. ; m field, deI and under doubles def. Cannon-Mooddefault; , Plerpont-Dixo- n default, r..- Reed-Holdaw- : -- i j. " 15 Boys def. Dowdle-Mc-Mast- er Blrd-Sch- ef ; - Nelson-Mangu- default' .. ay ' Salt Lake Bees 1 -I- By United Press International The Salt Lake City,, Bees, .1939 Pacific Coast League champious. have won two top post season ' ' " - 1 ; - 'My but a series is exciting! I've, seen ten sensational hairdos, a dozen fabulous hats and a score of thrdinj dresses!" .' awards. : j j' Manager Larry , Shepherd, who ' piloted Salt Lake to its first, PCL championship in history, was named manager of the yean He was accorded the honor by the Pacific Coast; League Baseball v'X'X; '"'. Writers. The other Bee who took Cop honors was pitcher. Dick Ha'l . Hall was named the league' most valuable player. He led ih league with 18 wins and an earn ed run averaga tt 1X7. . -- v., i j -- . ' - World Series Slate Set - "I want to. fight him again," Giardello said. "But not in Chi (Walter cago. .That off. me pushing Brightmore) kept said Ijwas holding, and he; didn't pay any attention to what that guy was; doing to me," Tiger wanted the return go, oe- -' cause he thought that Giardello held. so much that he couldn't put on a good tight "1 would have knocked j him out," he Said "but he wouldn't give me a chance, lie" the kept holding my arms allcouM never referee the and time, ". stop him."" scored Schreiner J. Judge (John Britthe 5 for the bout; Tiger, Nifrom ish Empire champion Manus Mc geria. (Judge James 3 edge, and refgave him a eree Walter Brightmore had it for! Tiger. 5 Neittie fighter landed a punishing blow (during the match, and most of the time they emphasized. ' Oct. 5, at Los Ange- Monday, ' les (2 p.m. (mst). j j 6 Oct. (if necessary) Tuesday, at Los Angeles, 2 p.m. (mst). j Wednesday, off for travel. 8 Oct. (If necessary) Thursday, at Chicago, 11 a.m. (rast). Friday, Oct. 9 (if necessary at Chicago,; 11: a.m. (mst). - '. 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But I've got to go along with him! one more time. X , ' ! . ; 47-4- - By United Press, International Providence,, R.I. 'UI- M- Utah's SALT LAKE CITY (UPD-p-pointJay FUilmcr- - came here today of Jack II. Berryma a, confident he can j up.-JlaroM Salt Lake City, as wildlife man- - i Gomes Friday-nig- ht in their agement specialist at Utah State; scheduled 10 - roijind .lightweight University was announced here.! bout. 223 .355 158 .345 192 .317 205 .316 180 .313 Cayemen Edge Granger In Battle - p.m. (mst). I! i . 2 i Jiensori-isnidlFuTl- of ourchildhood enough to- go along with Tom Strongheart when ' he was late with the loot. And I only knew one guy who Schedule of CHICAGO (UPD ever married the rich doll like: World Series games between the Torn AnStrongheart always' did. On Chicago: White Sox and Los of which, in this case, the top geles Dodgers: girl's parent's promptly dls- Thursday, Oct. 1, at Chicago, rich t inherited her. , 11 aim,! (mst). The after I moral suspect, is, Friday, Oct. 2, at Chicago, of life and a honesty industry, 11 almJ (mst). j poverty, that things Saturday, off for travel. turn out as old Ho don't always Sunday, Oct. 4, at Log Angeles, ; Win PCL Honors j didn't win. i :! : . y, . ft . referee . Miller, TIME OUT! 0; middle weights Joe Giardello and Dick Tiger, and both battlers vowed to do better in their next tangle oh. television. though he was the over Giardello, imous , ranked ourth by Ring Magazine and sixth by the National Boxing Association, was unhappy because he failed to knock out his foe. conGiardello, once the No. now beaten by Ring. tender! and Magazines 10th rated boxer, simply was unhappy' because he - . Ross-Palfreym- an, j CHiCAGO (UPD The rematch already Was arranged today for ; Diy-Stratto- . '. nan-vict- or ;": ( s. ' Ma-thew- s, d - er g . . oday. Fullmer, youn(r brother fThe announcement was made 136 511 147 560 jointly by, 'Utah State University Gene, arrived lure from New and the UtahV Fish and Game York where' he spent thd pa-,- t 156 624 ' , , three Mays tuning, jr.ip fori lhd: (bout1 148 570 department. ,m ' Batted! with the Junior"" lightweight cBartir emIn Runs Befryman, who was first National! (League E anks, Cubs ployed by the Fish and; Game pion 91 uie woriu 143; Robinson, Reds 125; Akron: Department in 1946, has served Manager Marv With the U.S. Fish and Wildlife mer was in exj,encBt'viphsie;al Braves i23 Bellleds 115; and mental ..condition 'ifojr Braves 114.' ' Service, since 1950. Red bout the most im lortajiUiuji far American League--Jense- n, in,!. Fullmer s caret r. Fullmer car Sox 112; lavito, Indians 111 . 1 Killebrew Senators '105; Lemon rccor d mio' the coa rics. a ' test. Senators .100; Maxwell, Tigers J5. ' Home Runs j SALT LAKE CITY (UPO National League H- - Mathews Braves 4$; Banks. Cubs 45; Aa Steady L. R, ''.lvfus. Salj take ron, Braves 39; Robinson, Reds City, will be baei;' to.dcljjidj his t"tah 34 crown 36; Mays, Giants Friday in. Golf ior Cham &tate ,Scr .Amateur American League CoJavito, 20-1- 9 j '; Indians 42 Killebrew, Senators pidnshirj. 42; Lemon;!1 Senators! 33; Mantle The event will. bt. played:- 6ver Yankees 31; Maxwell, Tigers 3t Meadow Broukj Qnirse .iii the KARMA CUIDDLE .j .jj, Pitching;. Lake County. Host pro is Mickey The Riley. FORK AMERICAN National League Face, Pirates 18-;. Antonal jlPirates were; Cavemen Fork Lay, American i, Giants Conley, Phils 12-- edged but by Granger' Iligh.in a WILLIE GETS FIVE Buhl,! Bfaves 20 to il9 thriller on Granger's Americanj League Shaiw. White football field Wednesday afterf NEW YORK UI1I Jockey H7il Sox 18-- 6 McLish, Indians 19;8, noon.' The last of the lie Shoemaker hr.d five winders Mossi, games for American, Fork indi at' Aaucdnet Tue dty. ShoetftakWynn, White, Sox Tigers ivxaas, ianiiees cates that Uintah. Is in for some 'er!s victories rami' ..aboard Fran-'- , real competition when they meet Cif. s J4.60), llasty Slupper Promised' Lane Ii $7.00),. he Cavemen here next week, $F,.50 A. F.'s scoring was initiated Prince Lpwk'cr 'ii'AOh in the (ta- tand Sid Old Boy $p.30),, by a pass irom :vicuormicK ip ture ' ; .;i Smith for an S6 yard gain to th? A T' e l a TTt iTirsf.i first perioc. goal post during the it I tit I Iwli PALM SPRINGS, Calif.. (UP.IV This was followed by Searle runveterans Presidenr Eisenhower has sent hn 95 yards to return a kick ning for your Have unit to an invitation I to Dodger 'or the second touchdown. regrets tiy Duplex ufi-dCan home. buy U who Maney, president waiter L'prrtj-ratiiiTbtial was G. The final scoring plunge invited Eisenhower to. take" in a World Series game in Los Ahejy Runolfson in an end sweep . 'Payment .1 cjfG0;mon.K ' hettlng 60 yards to pay dirt. The ICS. ,. incl an 'Insbrsnc'htiilr.zi i runs were " made possible lengthj Press j Secretary James C. libetaxes. See 1 p m. l: 5 p.m. 1 said Wednesday the Presl by" superior blocking of the A. F w m 15( rty, wis it mm 'East .'' J 1 ; I Orem. or dent Jjj. ; :;, trying to get rid of a line."' Miller ', converted the extra bad cow and planned to spend a Call p.R KELSEY to A. this F.'s in desert scoring point complete holiday complete Collect: UV The deciding iriargin earned by r area. Salt Lake, City , He was to. play golf today with Granger was due to the successful conversion of two extra- points rnree itnenas. Kuenn, Det Kalirie, let Runnels, Bds. Fox, Chi. ! Minoso, Cle. bot-tom--ok- j -- Sports Briefs Berryman Qets Appoiii'tn twin X As USU Widllife Specialist American League - . , o I j V v 154 629 116 144 45S 65 151 60S 92 154 648131 151 575 125 Aaron, Mil; Cnghm, StL. Cepeda, S.F. Pinson, Cih Mays, S.F " es s Final Major League Leaders United IPress International National League C ub & C AB R. H. Pet. Player llo-rati- 1 - " maudlin masterpieces recounting the sure-fir- e journey from pauper don't ever give up the ship you'll to millionaire knows that if you finally get to shore, ia tim' to street Arabs who wound up on wed the rich man's daughter and top, help but finish off this glo o live happily ever afterwards, rious dime novel saga by emerg would have loved the Los ing triumphant in the World Se ries? Angeles Algers. So how! can these! conquerors of The baseball experts gathered these seventh in adversity, these frenzied, precincts insist place that the White Sox have to win; But to me they represent the spoiled rich kids on whom Ho ratio turned his acid pen. They are fat! rested and sassy. The Los Algerinds, on the other kids right out hand, are rag-taof "sink or swim" or the classic "do or die." They- have, in the! tecting the left field wall, only tradition which made Horatio a 251 feet from the plate. lot of 16ot, including mine, fought If they pitch me right,". he said their way right up from the " think I could knock one against "only seventh place the screen." noyv the script calls for the is ultimate t Fox, a. noted place hitter, triumph. the only player on the Sox boastThere must, naturally, be a fithe season nal chilling pitfall ing a .300 average for in their path ' .306. J j' '. the before supreme victory. This Fox believed that his shortstop holds! true even to if you teammate, Luis Aparicio, a rUht be a Deadwood Dick fanhappen, or maycould reach the be even a handed hitter, later Tom Swif devo' too. screen tee, So! the Whit Sox might ' win Both Fox and Aparicio were in the iopener today and maybe even the major league's second the secondgame. Star Game in the Coliseum .and - But then, as, always ia the final both of them hit. Horatio's gentle, browchapter, "I hit against Don Drysdale beaten, will display heroes hungry, (one of the star Dodger pitchers) the steel concealed beneath their Fox in both All Star Games tattered garments and right, hon said. "He struck me' out in one courage will prevail. esty and but I hit him in the other, j You- - can talk all you' want-a- nd "We've! got other right handed the experts are doing' enough o hitters too,' he said, "Who might it around here to fill dirigireach it, Guys like Al Smith, ble ever built about every tremen-douthe Sherm Lollar and Jim Landis. of the White Sox on The only; thing is they might hit the speed basepaths, the finesse of their it instead of go over it, 'But we've deand their bullet-proo- f been hitting in Comiskey Park all pitching fense. And in Chicago a bulletyear, and If we just hit the same proof defense long has been conkind of balls, a lot of them cjjrjld sidered an extreme necessity, out."; Note Of Caution -go Fox believed the Dodgers might But . my guys fill all the Algef be better off playing the Sox ia And now, at long last, Comiskey Park then iri the Coli- requisites. on are "' the. threshold of sue seum. "It's a big park," he satJ, they -"and they could hit better here cess.i.Xj' brings me to insert a yhich than" at home. In! .their place, we note of caution if, it being the do." than better do they might first of the month! and time for the rent, you now naturally are considering betting the family bank roll on the Los Algerinos. Few landlords seemingly have ever read these inspirational tales By OSCAR FRALEY United t Press International CHICAGO (UPD As a fellow who thrived 'way back yonder' on L 9th Dodgers Horatio jAlger, it beehoves Fear1 f l lio had gone to less Fraley today to pick those center field in place? of Snider in Dodgers to win the the sixth inning, ;struek! out. World Series in six games. ' Larker singled to center. Everybody who ever read those, Hodges singled j off Esposif.o's glove, Larker stopping at second. Roseboro forced Hodges at sec ond, Kluszewski; to lAparido, Lark er going to third. Furillo batted for Wills. Furillo filed to Smith imo runs, two hits, no errors, fir iwo ien nited Press international By Totals: CH UPIO -- The light- 0 Dodgers hitting Chicago White Sox may White Sox 11 11 explode jrito a ."Murderer's Row" WP Wynn against: that short left field fence LP Craig In the L6s Angeles Coliseum when Time 2:35. the World Series shifts to the far west. They: 'were confident as they went out in their home Comisksy Park against the Dodgers in the' opening game of the World Series. But they couldn't wait to get a 'shot at "the thing." . "We secoud grinned! AHMatches - scheduled for baseman jmight," Nellie' Fox, the "holler Wednesday in the j Hogle Fall guy" of the Sox, "play better Tennis Tourney were rained out there than we do at home. I've and will be rescheduled at la played there",- - ' in the All-Stj j later date. even be better Game, and it Finals in all divisions were for us than itmight is for. them." scheduled to be played Saturday Fox based his opinion on his but due to weather conditions single appearance in the Coliseum. some divisions may play their IHe believed that even he, a finals' next week.' hatter, might be able to will Herald Friday's carry smack the ball to the screen pro- - I. ; Leaders In Big Leagues ' ' Dodgers 5th . Wills grounded out, Fox to Kluszewski. Chuck Essegian batted for Labine and struck out. Gil liam was called out on strike? No runs, no hits, no errors, Saturday's complete slate and none left. all players are urged to consult the V j paper. Sox 5th White ' Friday's schedule: Koufax went in to pitch for the Boys IS and under doubles Dodgers. Rivera filed to Larker Miner-Minvs. Mikkelson-Wilk- Wynn was called out on strikes - McMaster Dowdle inson, vs. Aparicio lined : to Moon. SchumahtWesterlund. No runs, no hits, no errors, Boys 13 and under doubles none left. n vs. 6th' Dodgers Boys 18 and under singles Neal singled to left. '' Mel Bennett vs. Jerry Ammusen. Kluszewout Moon grounded 18 and under singles Girls going-tNeal ski unassisted, ' vs. Jensen Peay. .1 Tuesday .Results: Boys 13 and Snider fouled to Esposito, Neal rf under, doubles def. holding second. Young-Taylo- r, Brown-Wing , Larker struck out. default; def. Watkins-SorensoNo runs, one hit, no errors, dedef.1 one left. fault; Thurgood-War- d 'i. . the-Lo- Fearless Frdley Picks Dodgers To Grab World Series in six Games White Sox 8th Staley was called out on strik Aparicio grounded out, Neal to Hodges. Fox also grounded ouf,r Neal to Hodges. No runs, ino hits, noi errors, none left. M,- !tri'-lil- ;! Frank '.-- 1 BASEBALL RARITY It's a rare occasion .for Manager Casov"Stcnt?cl of iiie xncw loin. imiKs. tu aneiiu nie worm series in civilian cioines, )lml Here he Is showing his fidd pass to ManagH AI Lopez of the "White Sox. The! While Sox played Angeles Dodgers today in the opening World Series gampr (Herald M TnnnhAtnl ! inniAe ' ! Nelson Fox, White Sox, scrambles back to first base ahead of pickoff by Dodger catcher John Roseboro to first baseman! Gil Hodges in first of opening World Series game at Gomiskey Fark in Chicago. Umpire is Dascoli. (eRarld-UP- I Telephoto). SAFE throw j I I I. : , j 1 X ' -- j none left. ' I xt i . 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