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Show Yankees w V jew York Club n n Hav FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, I960 Utah Countyi Utah DAIL,Y HERALD J,2 B oasts Def ensiv Majors Set Final Fling Of Season Much Stronqer Bench NOTE: last The is following So what's left? Maybe plenty. Tne difference could well come the of three dispatches compar- ing the World. Series rivals, the in the seventh, eighth, and ninth New and the Pitts-burg- h innings when Stengel, the master Pirates. .. Previous dis- manipulator, starts , sending in inch hitters, and pinch runners patches discussed offense and and pinch fielders. pitching. Today's dispatch .comFor the. Yankee bench seems to pares' their defense. be much deeper in defensive tal' ent. In addition, the starting playBy JOHN GRIFFIN ers are more versatile and severUnited Press International al can play two or three posiNEW YORK (UPI) At the tions. start of each World Series game Free To Juggle there; will be little to choose beThus Stengel is left free to do tween the Yankees and Pirates a great deal of juggling without but the edge could much fear of defensively weakening himself swing .to the Yanks in Jhe late on defense. He has Gil McDou-galstarts innings when Casey-Steng- el who can play second, short, juggling that lineup. or third superbly; Howard, who Give it to the Pirates, if you can catch, play first, or the t out-ielwill, at second base where Bill and left fielder "Bob Cerv. Mazeroski has more range thari Richardson can shift to third ; Ku-be- k can play anywhere in the outBobby Richardson. Arfd by all means give to the field; Boyer can play short. Pirate manager Danny Mur-taqg- h City boys in left field where Bob Skinner does a doesn't have this latitude. He Schofield for second or has Loworkmanlike job and Hector but pez- of the Yankees is so erratic short might have to 'sub that. Stengel holds his Breath catcher Smith at third. There is every time a ball is hit to that 'Gene Baker for the infield and Gino Cimoli for the outfield. area. .. That's pretty good protection in You can also concede a slight the to edge ordinary course of matters. Pittsburgh at first base when Rocky Nelson is working But Murtaugh doesn't have the there, for he's more artistic with substitute" freedom that Stengel the glove than. Moose Skowron. has. One other factor, of debatable However, that goes the other way when Dick Stuart is playing, be- value, should be mentioned .the cause then Skowron is the better shadows ; in Yankee Stadium. From time to time in Series play, fielder. " outfielders unfamiliar with the Better At Catch Stadium But you also have to give the have had trouble with Yankees a wide margin in catch- these shadows, sometimes with ing,, were either Yogi Berra or disastrous results on fly balls. Elston Howard is more adept But, on the other hand, Lopez than Smoky Burgess or Hal has trouble with fly balls tinast of the time. Smith. Bob Oldis, the Bucs' r, is a better receiver but too light a hitter to play regu STARTS AGAINST COLUMBIA York-Yanks- By FRED DOWN Unitd Press International Final World Series pitching i ;.:W.:iS::S-ftW:-.W:- '.W ..,.T. f r;':-- Jsfamu--- . .. jm&m? mte&- - v . .. i You can differ on the other positions, and fatis certainly will, but there are no rnarked fiffer-eneeAt shortstop Tony Kuibek of New ' York has a Wronger throwing ami but Dick Groat is slicker and Pirate sub Dick Scho-fiel- d is smooth. Cletis Boyer of the Yanks and Don Hoak of the Pirates arc both " s. : excellent third basemen. In right field, Bob Qemente has a somewhat stronger throwing arm than Roger Maris, but that's cancelled in center where Mickey Mantle's rifle is stronger than Bill Vir-don'- s. j rum c stun , n . j. ( upi omore -- . ) Sophe, Philadelphia .616 . . .576 6 .570 7 .530 13 .503 17 .444 28. .391 34 .371 37 7J 75 84 92 95 REGISTERS SURPRISE Amateur golfer Jack Nick-lau- s registers surprise after coming in under par the second day for t'heU. S. team competing in tWe World Amateur team golf championships at Ardmore, Pa. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) V Nicklaus Sparks U. S. Into Lead in World Golf Tourney par-busti- 20-poi- ng nt . pennant Thursday's Results St. Louis 4 Los Angeles- 3, night, 10 innings (Only games scheduled) Friday's ProbaMe Pitchers Cincinnati at Philadelphia vs Con-le- y (night) OToole (12-1- 2) (8-14- Buhl 8) Jones National Amateur champion, hacaught Nicklaus' bit to match him with a 67 in his second tour of the d East Course at the Merion par-breakin- g booby-trappe- Golf Club. American League ' f York x-N- ew . Pet. GE W. L. 94 Baltimore 57 65 65 77 79 82 88 94 87 85 Chicago" Cleveland Washington Detroit Boston Kansas City 74 73 .623 .572 7H .570 8 .493 23 to Ted Williams on the final day of the season two years, 'ago, winds up against the Yankees while Smith is finishing against the Clevefand Indians. Local Prep Leaders Get Recoanition . 433 21Vi .457 25 .430 29 .377 37 . (14-1- s ct 1) (17-14- ). (0-0- (14-15), (3-- (8-12- ). (14-7- 1 5) . inued Association Condie, bas- -. ketball coach at Provo High School, was elected President of the organization for the 1960-61- " Wednesday Dolan season. Coach Condie, University of Utah, coached at Carbon High School before coming to Provo. v State-Missour- alf k Murray t: South 34, Cyprus 7. Granite 32, ' last week, and it an eight-poichoice to beat Kansas in their nationally televised game at Lawrence, Kan. University, 35-- 7, nt A ' .' RADIATORS REPAIRED Anto Glass Installed Specialised Work . a, AHLANDERS ia 4.90 So. Univ. Arrant 7 ar IKlilffinff Pi! 1 w! DO M , (0 IB 1L H ' Prep Grid Scores ed Army-Californ- an All Confer- ence rated player while at the i. and Penn Miami, which later must play Syracuse, Notre Dame, Air Force, Auburn, Pittsburgh and Florida, is tabbed by points over the oce-beate- n Tar touching off a bid weekend of col- heels. The Hurricanes are heaVy legiate' activity which includes and experienced, their only posclash be sible weak spot being at quartern-bacSaturday's tween defending national cham where coach .Andjr Gustaf-so- n must start an untested sophopion Syracuse and Kansas. Other key pairings for Saturday more, Eddie Johns. y Noinclude Pittsburgh-OklahomNo. 1 in the", first Syracuse, tre r Dame-Purdu- e, weekly ratings of-- the United Press MicMgan-Michiga- n WashInternational Board of Coaches, St., a Northwestern-Iowhad an easy time with Boston ington Navy, long-await- Coaches School er three-under-p- A State Health, Physical Education audi Recreation association, held in connection, with the annual Utah Education Association Inpennant in Salt Lake City, Thursstitute Thursday's Results ; No games scheduled. day. Parlell Peterson, physical eduFriday's Probable Pitchers cation director" at Orem High Boston at New York (night) vs Ditmar School, was named President-EleMonbouquette of the State Association, Detroit at Kansas City night) and Keith Tranc, director of recreation at Lincoln Junior High ys Hall Lary Ceveland at Chicago (night) School, received aspecial award for outstanding service in the Locke vs Pierce field during the past years. (Only games scheduled) Mr. Trane was recognized for Saturday's Games Cleveland at Chicago his work which began at 'Vasatch Detroit at Kansas City High School and was on a picked up scale when he Baltimore at Washington Boston at New York came to Lincoln High School. ., a At of the Utah meeting High liMBM 69 65 57 Miami, Tar Heels Open Big Weekend of Football Action tiUe also is coming down to the! final series with Pete Runnels of the Boston Red Sox leading Al Smith of the Chicago White Sox, .317 to .315. Runnels, who lost out 4 Special honors were accorded to ' two central Utah, recreation workers at a meeting cf the Utah d 4-- t (15-9- ). ), Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (night) (15-9vs Law (20-8- ). ) St. Louis at San " Francisco (9-vs Sam (night) Sadecki es Chicago at Los Angeles, night St. Louis at San .Francispo sparkplug shortstop, who hasn't had an official at bat since Sejt. 6 because of a wrist injury, is in a battle for the National League batting title with Los Angeles' Norm Larker and wants to win the title as well as get himself ready for the Series. Larker had one hit in four tries Thursday night in the Dodgers' 3 loss to the St. Louis Cardi nals By JOE SARGIS Thursday's only major United Press International and is batting league game .324 compared to Groat's .325. The University of Miami opens Willie Mays of the San Francisco one of the toughest seasons in its football history as a slight favorGiants ranks third at .320. ' The American League batting ite over North Carolifla tonight, head-to-hea- Dan Terpack of Wilkes-BarrPa.r was named by coach Dick Coleman today, to start at The ARDMORE, Pa. (UPI wingback for Princeton Saturday United" States, paced by when the . Tigers oppose Columbia collegian Jack Nicklaus and at Princeton. poised for the third round with a lead, threatened today to a make romp out of the World JOINS BUFFALO BILLS . Amateur golf championship. WiU-mBUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) failed to dampen the Even rain a Fowler, speed merchant from Northwestern, signed Thurs- magic in Nicklaus' clubs as the National Open runner-u- p day with the Buffalo Bills of. the ' 67 a tacked American Football League. He 66 in the to his record played last season with the Phila- Thursday delphia Eagles, of the National opening round. Teammate Deane Beman, the Leage. WE'RE Wq Salute Men r. r . larly. .. - third-stringe- . 53 64 65 0) used-to-be-Smof- ty . as- Milwaukee St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago 93 87 88 80 76 67 59 53 is following tonight through SunChicago at Los Angeles (night) (15-2Hobbie vs Golden ). day with Art Ditmar, Bob Turley and Ralph Terry. Murtaugh is firSaturday's Games ing Vera Law (20-8- ) tonight and Cincinnati at Philadelphia will follow Saturday and Sunday Milwaukee at Pittsburgh with : Bob Friend and Vinegar Bend Mizell. Main Concern Actually Murtaugh's chief concern will be the ability pf Groat to swing an effective bat. The t - League W. L. Pet. GB, signments whether sparkplug Dick Groat will be available to the Pirates and close races for the batting, home run and RBI totals will be decided on a weekend that wraps up the major league baseball season except for the,, World Series. 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