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Show rr r I -- V nr W - 01 ' i 5 Salt lake City. Friday; September 3. 1954 DESERET. NEWS AND TELEGRAM, s4- Ouchl Mantio Homor Sparks 3-- Stonge! Stunner 2 Yanks Are onfheMarch By HAROLD ROSENTHAL Cleveland first baseman,- Vie New York Herald Tribune Wertz, for a couple of unearned . New Service runs in the sixth inning. NEW yORK The Yankeei Thursday won the game., they had to win to stay In the Amer- games, even though the Inican League pennant race. The dian homers were forthcomway they won it indicate one ing at a ratio over the of : those t ; ; fin Yankees. ishes for 1354. They beat the -- Further,-; an In they Indians. 3 to 2. before 39,494 in irequent loss ontagged Bob Lemon, Y ankee Stadium,' capitalizing baseball highest-salariepitchauddew ineptitudor the er, even though he limited them -. . , , right-to-the-wi- re d to three hits, one of which was a devastating lead-of- f shot in the big sixth by Mickey Mantle. The homer. Mantle's 29, was a right field deck. It would have been nothing more potent than a souvenir for some soldier if Wertz hadnt been suddenly afflicted with the staggers in that same frame. ' After a routine out by Enos Slaughter, JoeCollins, Wertzs opposite number, sent a bonne AtHletie Club Sets Annual Outing Saturday i., ... ... Germania Club will stage its - Swimming- ,- r a e e s, games, day of activity. Edward Keuf-ne- r annual German Day outing at horseshoe pitching, 'beauty conand Christian Schwemmer Lagoon Saturday starting at test and an evening musical are in charge of arrangements : noon. program are features Of the full- - for the event DIICE S' OPEN DAILY S TUI SUNDAYS er skittering down the first base line. Wertz stabbed out for a routine grab and wound up looking at the spot in the mitt where the ball had glided through. Another routine infield out, and there was an intentional walk to Irv Noren, Now - a single by Andy Carey racked up the second Yankee run and the New Yorkers were out in f ront lor the first time. Mantles clont had merely off. Sami Dentes line drive, which ricocheted off the railing into the left field seats in the fifth. bal-anc- T , ' Now it was time for the light log home with what proved hitting Miranda to make way the winning run. After that for one of Them big fellers as the Yankees again were reCasey Stengel describes his stricted either to infield rollbench" and Eddie Robinson, a ers or strikeouts but they big one, all right, slammed a didnt much care. bouncer squarely at In the only other league conWertz. test scheduled. Washington The ball seemed te sere in, thrashed Detroit 18 to 6. Brooklew and hard, .squarely Into lyn moved to within three idle National League Wertss mitt. Wert ' whirled games of leader New York by drubbing and as . he did the missile, Chicago; KHo 2, andRobin Robsquirted out and trickled into erts won his 19th for Philadelfoul territory. Werts, went phia In the only other NT St: Louis, 5 to 4. chasing it, Noren came dash game, beating -- m- .rt GEAR, GOOD I o tV gits sim Cattisg RODSNow.. $.S R0DS-Hqw- "storyboohs" budget-wis- o Made with atl the qualities of Higher priced shoes. ' Good looking appearance, rugged genuine leathers, and-h- eel long wearing sole! and healthTuFxishloh arch supports. Best of all, they are priced with your r - budget In mindr,,, Frick Gives NEW YORK (UP) Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick announced Friday the 1954 world series would begin . Sept 29 in the park of the National League champion. The second gamealso will be m - f played in that park. 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