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Show Pirates Wil n n n Eniav Bucs Grab NL Title On Pitch mg If .r.,-7..- t;. " - EDITORS: The following Is the tecond of three, dispatches by U!Pr baseball writers comparing Ihe World Series rivals, the Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Yankees. Today's dispatch deals with the ; pitching staffs. " ; bit Yru International YORK (UFD The Pitts-burg- h Pirates will have a clear and perhaps decisive edge over the , New, York Yankees in World V NEW Series "pitching. '.The way; some" experts see it; the; Pirates won the. National League pennant because of their pitching while the Yankees won the American League pennant despite .their; pitching. .Granting .a 'possible uyaiuju. m uai analysis, ui iaci is; that.' Pittsburgh .manager Dan'; ny Murtaugh has a classic baltype staff, equally . over-simpl-i- t World-Sries.- ancea wira ana nent- - len-nanae- rs - WILL RETURN TO RED SOX Jackie Jensen (right) yells across to an acquaintance from the boxj of Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey durin Orioles-Re- d Sox game at Fenway Park. Jensen announced Wednesday that he - 17-ga- All-St- ar ra , 13-ga- . v hard-throwi- ng left-hand- er free-swingi- . ng . . late-inni- ng left-hande- rs right-hander- s. . left-hand- ed 9) ; ; Xfcates . r (13). .. Splicing The Rope This' is the heart of Stengel's problem throughput Ihe season and presumably through the Sehe must "splice the rope." ries, ' Bob .Turley, 158 World Series hero, was 3 for the season and failed ... to jso nine innings on a steady basis. He is not the bomber" of 1958 and relies heavily on slow curves to get ahead of the hitters. ; Ditmar, leading Yankee winner at is improved and fighter but. ranks just below the star; class. 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Lopez signed his 1981 contract Wednesday, even though bis team may finish worse .than second for the first time in his 13 years as a manager. He did not get si raise, and Sox president Bill Veeck said that showed "you get as much for losing as for wiiming." Still it was estimated l4pez will make about $55,000 for the 1961 campaign, his fifth as pilot of the . . a bftter club than what it showed this year," he said, "and I still think we shxuld But he breaks went have won us. against "We're going to try to improye wherever we can mostly pitch-W- e need some-whing and catching, one in the bullpen can really fire that ball." had , o Wyoming To Be In Top Condition For Arizona Game non-conferen- RenOn Pace HIG Ora Peterson Ladies Trio . The - Jons .............. Hits & Misses ....... Ollies Pin Pals ce 4 3 1 11 Devaney said halfback Jerry Hill, tackle Dan. Grego, tackle Howard Colling and reserve fullback 2401 886 567 . 216 preseason injuries, were expected to be in top Condition for, the Arizona game. , LeRoy Milner, all hobbled by - Commercial fish catch of the United States during 1958 amounted to 4,646,000,000 pounds. .. W .14 .12 8 ;6 I............ ..................... 420-fo- ot Boston-Baltimo- re 4-- 2. I - next-to-Ia- st U. S. Leads In Wodd I 420-fo- ot Golf Joust ' ng . 71-car- ds ; I W L WyoLARAMIE, Wyoi (UPI) 10 2 9 3 ming "University expects to be at 8 4 top strength this jweekend for its encounter of 7 5 first season. the 6 6 The Cowboys face Arizona Uni6 6 6 versity at Tucson. Coach Bob Wasatch Cafe Style Art Beauty Smith Drug Mary's Beauty Timp Motor . Devey's Smith Bros. Mkt. Shirl's 'Beauty Hatch Jewelry Beacon Cafe . HTS Smith Drug HTG Timp Motor j 6-- 3, can, League 8 8 8 Sox. 6 10 "We W L 8 0 Open Hearth Pep - i 9-- 3, Chicago White 5 15 Sox should have won the Ameri- Alpiners HIS (UPI Ted Williams Bows Out With Drama 4-- 0. Contract 1961 6 6 . ;. 21-ga- American League W. L. Pet. GB American Fork Leagues Classic Spafford Dairy Carlisele & Ewell Lehi Drive Inn United Concrete Pipe General Electric Barratt Builders Lee's Barber Shop .. Cavaliers HTS Sp afford Dairy HTG Spafford Dairy HIS Jay Shumway . ; Baseball Standings Bowling orner 20-Ca- m.. left-hand-e- for Pittsburgh. Williams went out like grand opera, as Casey Stengel would say. The Boston slugger rocketed the 521st homer of his career in, the eighth inning and then . announced he was finished for good moments after the Red Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles, 54. ; "' , Ted may have taken his last turn at bat, but that certaiinly doesn't apply to either Mantle or the Yankees. Mantle' belted his 39th and 40th home runs Wednesday night to take over the American. League leadership from teammate Roger Maris. The two blows, off southpaw Chuck Stobbs, powered the red-hYankees to their 12th decision straight victory, a ove the Washington Senators. ' With only three more regular season games remaining, the Yan kees now are in a perfect position to record the fastest baseball finish since the Chicago Cubs staged September was returning to active baseball on tie Boston team for a spectacular streak in 1935. winning the 1961 season. Alex Stewart (left) of Palo Alto, Whitey fFord, who will start, one Calif., a friend of Jensen's enjoys the game. (Herald-UP- I of the World Series games against Telephoto) the Pirates, pitched five innings Wednesday night and that was enough to earn him his 12th victory. He gave up two runs, including Bob Allison's 15th homer. Cle-tis Boyer also homered; giving the " Yankees 190 for the, season, a to69 82 457 25 Detroit tal that ties their own. league recBoston 65 86 .430 29 ord set in 1956. 571 94 Kansas City ,377 37' hoWilliams' dramatic pennant mer in the game Wednesday's Results season. 29th of the his was Boston 5 Baltimore 4 , M the only other AL game New York Washington 3, night the Kansas City Athscheduled, Kansas City 4 Cleveland 0, night By BOB SALMON, the Cleveland Indefeated letics United Press International (Only games scheduled ' BOSTON "(UPI Ted Wil- dians, Thursday's Probable Pitchers ' In the National League, Milwau(No games scheduled liams, the incomparable master of drama, is gone but not forgot- kee defeated Philadelphia, . Friday's Games Chicago beat San Francisco, Cleveland at phicago, night ten. and Los Angeles downed St. Louis, Detroit at Kansas City, night The fabulous, slugPittsburgh and Cincinnati Boston at New, York, night ging star of the Boston Red Sox were, idle. (Only games scheduled a ' did it again Wednesday twice. His National League "Williamesque" W. L. Pet. GB touch was a mighty home run in 93 58 .616 ... what was to be his last appearance as an active player in FenMilwaukee 8 64 .576 6 St. Louis 86 65 .567 7 way Park, where he's thrilled millions for the past 22 years. Los Angeles 80 70 .533 12 But the the smash San Francisco 76 75 .503 17 521st of his 29th career his and 67 84 .444 26 Cincinnati of the season turned out to be 59 92 .391 34 Chicago bon Ted's 59 95 .371 37 voyage to baseball. Philadelphia Williams stunned everyone minpennant ARDMORE, Pa. (UPI-- A utes later by announcing he'd Wednesday's Results by Jack Nicklaus, San Francisco 3 played his las game. He was re- 1959 National Amateur champion, Chicago Milwaukee 9 Philadelphia 3, night tiring as of then, he said, and and by 'three teammates Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 2, night would not bother to play in Bos- sent the United States into the ton's last three games of the sea(Only games scheduled of the World Amason at New York this weekend. second .round Thursday's Probable Pitchers teur golf championship with a St. Louis at Lbs Angeles knight nine-strilead oyer the field. Jackson (17- - .3) vs Koufax Junior .Nicklaus, Ohio State University, confrom ( ;nly game scheduled quered the tough East Course at ;; Games United International Press By the Merion Golf Club with devastatiFriday's Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night CHICAGO (UPI) Eddie Per-in- ng-effect. Not only did he bust Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, night 140, Chicago, outpointed its par 70; by four strokes, but Los at Gene Chicago Angeles, night Gresham, 137, Detroit he toppled the old amateur mark St. Louis at San Francisco , (10). of 67 set on the in 1924 by D. Clarke Corkran during a U.S. Amateur championship. Nicklaus had six birdies and ?9 sank putts of 30 feet, 25 feet U.UD9 and 22 feet, as he helped the U.S. team gain a 208 total and a flying biennial tourstart in the nament featuring some 120 players from 32 nations. . New Zealand and Mexico were CUFF M0NTG0MER tied for second with ,217 as the The head linesman is slationed . The head linesman checks play- "Olympics of Golf moved into off to one side on the line of scrim- ers on either side of the center be- the halfway mark. fore the ball is snapped to make mage. He watches for of sides, checks sure they are on or behind the the legality of formations, keeps line of scrimmage. count of downsj and marks jthe When the ball is declared dead the head linesman should stand on progress of the ball. His toughest ruling is on offside the scrimmage line and signify the plays. In many (cases, both teams number of downs to the refree. will break and its up to him to decide which ( one got too eager Address football question sto Cliff first.' You have to give each team Montgomery, Newspaper Enter a fair break onj this and a good prise Assn., 461 Eighth Avenue, head linesman develops more or New York 1, N. Y. Questions of less of a "feel" for ruling properly. general or unusual interest will be t This comes with experience. answered in this column. . ; .,J . right-hande- rs '.' ke (8-13- Fight Results ). , ..: '" ..'..'''.'.,..:.". r " .. .;. Hoopl e, the Fearless Forecdste r, On Loose By MAJOR AMOS B. IIOOPLE Pifskin Prophet Egad Hak'-ka- ff Har-rump- I h Have you noticed. dear readers. how many obstreperous collegiate elevents have suddenly - seized what Is vulgarly known as the dope bucket and sloshed it willy- nilly, over the autumnal landscape these beautiful weekends? Indeed, their actions, which seeminclv defv explanation hvt driven manv: foothall forerastprs to cover. But have no fear, your peerless prognosticator will con tinue;' on midaurited. Adversity has always brought out the best k. the Hoooles. Whv. in the battle of no, the recounting of that .famous episode in. the Hoople history must wait till I've discharged my obligations to my loyal, football fans. As a special treat this week I am featuring two sets of games the results 'of which will startle even you faithful fol lovers of the Hoople System. A trio of outstanding inter-sectional contests jwill find the invaders denied a! single scalp. Its will be a lone rid home for a sorrowful Syracuse team fol venture in lowing its the SunT Flower state. My cal- 6 culations -- Jindicate a upset win for Kansas. In the other games ; Washington will bombard 'Navy, and (J)klahoma will suDdue tne Pitt Panthers. The? second trio! featured in the Hoople spotlight are clashes which might well decide mythical state crowns. I predict that Notre Dame will Vanquish Purdue, Marquette will upset Wisconsin,- and Michigan will record a slashing triumph over Michr igan State. V' 1 What an interesting Egad this promises to be ! Saturday Now go on with the forecast. Air Force . 19, Stanford 9 Alabama 3, Vanderbilt 0 TCU 32, Arkansas 15 Army 17, California 0 Baylor 24, LSU 22 -- . ill-starr- ed ; 35-1- Holy. Crosff 18, Boston U. 8 Yale 26, Brown 13 , Princeton 35, Columbia 14' 15 7 J Oklahoma. 17, Pittsburgh15 Colo. State 20, BYU 4 v Eddie ..jerkin's To Seek Title Bout AfterVictory ' ailCAGO (UPI)Eddie Perkini third-ranke- d Chicago lightweight,' wanted a title shot, against champion Joe Brown today after racking his up aginst ninth-ranke- fifth straight, win Gene d petroit; , Grea-ha- Perkins victory broke an eighth fight winning, streak for Greshamr who only ast Friday scored the 23rd win of Ihis pro career, over Lahouri - Godih. Perkins weighed 140 pounds, and Gresham 137. The bout was the last on tht regularly scheduled Wednesday nigh TV fights after 501 fighU ia nearly nine years. :26-fig- ht - . . Roning Issues Warning On Fa rmer Eleven DENVER (UPI the Skyline top offensive outfit, defenses today for versity 'Denver Unt Conference's sharpened its a league ena heavy Utah counter against State University squad. ' Coach John Roning warned his crew that the Farmers are strong enough to beat almost any team on a given afternoon. "We'll have to be at our best," he said, " . r , i ; , ; 'Lineman of Week SAN JUANCISCO (UPDChucV Allenri University of Washingtoa guard, received the" Big Five's "Lineman of the Week" award today , for his (Outstanding olav against the University of Idaho Saturday. The award was announced todar by Bie Five executive directnm Tom Hamilton. Allen also Won it during the first' week of play. f Allen s play at guard on offense and middle linebacker on defense as the Huskies' defeated the Vandals, 2, earned him the attention of the writers, scouts and coaches who vote for the award. i all-arou- nd 41-1- J The Old Boy; Scores : ' KENTUCCCY .Sponsored by the Orem Community Sportsmen and the CIO Union-Loca- l 2701, a hunter safety 'class for boys and girls' 12 to 21, inclusive, will get . underway Friday- at 6 p.m. at the CIO nion Hall in South Orem. 'A Under' the law. it ' is necessa rv for persons under 21 who haven't purchased a hunting license-be-fo- re ; this year, to pass a state a'pproved course before they can buy a hunting license. Registration (wiH, be held Friday prior to -- . v 7 6 HigLey-Olso- n y Young-Hallida- .......... .5 s Christeson-Week- h Draper-Pop- e 3 Sailors-Pug- ....... ... . .2 n Whiting-Sorense- Christeson-Week- s Christeson-Week-s 0 1716 615 HIS Ken Higley HIG Ray Bone 532 Harper-Stor- y HTS HTG 1810 7 Bone-Blomqui- st Hunter Safety Course Slated mm 199 P ) ' , The $5.00 gold pieces dustrated 'here are from the Waterfill sod Frszier collection. They were coined by ihe United State; Gov eminent in 1610, the year that Waterfill and Frazier was first distilled in Kentucky. v ' f f " . p,m RADIATORS REPAIRED Auto Glass Installed Specialized Work AHLANDERS 490 So. Univ. Avenue Also f3 Aver: cottlcd m ciatr. m , 8 , '? v..- " 7 9 Sparks ' Braves 7 9 at least once, possibly the second Fillies 7 9 game if the Yankees win the Andes Trio 7 9 ..... first. Next fin line is ....... 6 10 Les Girls ....... Ralph, Terry, brilliant at times Flos Flappers 12 i . but erratic. HTS Les Girls U424 The World Series often pro- HTG Jons . 528 duces . astounding heroes, - but if HIS Rae Christensen 525 ... this one is to be won by piteh-'ing- ,: HIG Rae Christensen 202 the Pirates figure to be the Friday Mixed Doubles next champions of the world. : Denver 28, Utah State 26 Wyoming 15, Arizona (6 Montana 14, Idaho 12 New Mexico 20, Tex. Western 15.: AllenSelected ut , YV " : Dartmouth 29, Pennsylvania Maryland 41, Duke 14 Wake Forest 27, Florida St. Georgia Tech 21, Florida 10 Georgia 28, So. Carolina 0 Illinois 40, W. Virginia 9 2-h- Minnesota 21, Indiana 6 Nebraska 14, Iowa St. 12 Northwestern 28, Iowa 10 Kansas 35, Syracuse 16 Marquette 18,,, Wisconsin 15 Michigan 22,. Michigan St. 20 Mississippi 45, Memphis St. S Missouri 19, .Penn State 7 : Washington 28.. Navy 8 Notre Dame 28, Purdue 15 f So. California 15, Ohio Statue L " . ! . 1 . f s, 6,694-yardriayo- iscj 29, i rr fcr . . Thursday, September Run for the Hills bone-chilli- ng 6-- 3. bailers and curveballers while New. York pilo Casey Stengel has been forced to tinker all season with a staff that lacked durability and consistency. Break For Yankees J One important factor, not to be overlooked, is that the two days of .travel.' time allotted during the .Series will make Stengel's job easier. ;Theyi won't make much difference either way to Murtaugh, but they will tend to help Stengel .equalize- the two staffs. CThe . Pirate staff is led by two big, durable winner, Vem Law and winner: Bob Friend. Each bas demonstrated, ' both in Nationcomal .'Leajoe and in in the can he pitch petition, that start fastest company. Each could two , games 'and .relieve in one during the Series without physi- calvstraui. , . Backing them up are Vinegar Bend Mizell and Harvey .Haddix, top quality pitchers accustomed to working nine inMizell, acquired from the nings.1 ' fit; Louis Cardinals; blossomed winner this . year into a and the type of the experts had alfc ways predicted he would be. Haddix;. who deals mostly in low breaking curves, figures to be erectly against 'a team like the Yankees. OneOf Best : Murtaugh's . bullpen is' occupied by. one" of the best Elroy Face. Although only 156 pounds, Face Is,.' effectye from day to day in fbe emergency saves and is equally effective against and 'Law and, Friend are almost certain to .start the first two games it Pittsburgh with Mizell and JIaddix "going n games No. 3 and 4." at the Stadium where it is necessary 'to pitch away from the Yankees'; power. X Whitey Ford (11-was spotty afl aeason but the Yankees insist he is the top money pitcher in baseball .and Stengel undoubtedly will use him in "must --games." This tags, him forthe opener in Pittsburgh' and for at least one and possibly two more starts. Tbe jxroblem with Ford, as with aH the Yankee starters this year, is that ;they rarely finish what they start. This places a difficult puraen on a bullpen which was robbed of its strong arm by Ryne Duren's ineffectiveness and counts upon steady but somewhat fragile Bobby Shantz and Luis Arroyo and sometimes Jim fA ? ot i DAI LY H ERALD i . handers- and complete with ' iniyoooa 110 L 1A 1 k , , . v : I . By FRO DOWN liVvlttd H By MILTON RICBMAN United Press International ;, It was a heartwarming windup by Ted Williams but those closing drives by Mickey Mantle and the New York Yankees could prove a . f II IT- Mantle Belts 2 As Yanks Top Nats 6-- 3 : : "M n fF3 '1225! I |