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Show , , : Running - Will a . , , mr-Il4arafh- IT-11- , - - ' 4 -- . P - . .5-z- w , -. In-Coa- A177A1AL.CAt I st Play FLNTAL ' : STANDINGS. 10 Pet; GB. r W - Oakland .....118 San Diego .114 ..) Hollywood Ill ,4 Portland .....111. San Francisco 106 1 Seattle 96 1 Los Angeles . 86 64140,,,,ielii..! Mt, ... 5-- . ..,l' O., 5r9 - ,,,,,,,,, o ' 86 .579 . ' 96..520 14 99 .315 17 .500 18 104 .480 22 111 .431'32 119 .405 .37 Ili I Sacramento11 , ZS 112 I ;::: r't IMPP SAN FRANCISCO almost at will, the Francisco of Dons San ran University hp a 664 score Sunday onNevada in their annual football game. A crowd of 11,112 saw the Dons pour it on throughout the first hall,. Scoring sour touchdowns in the first period and four more In the third.- They scored one more touch down in the second period and another in the Final period. But it was the worst larruping the Nevada school has taken in some time. Nevada scored its lone touchdown, in the second quarter on a pass from Quarterback Pat Brady , to Fullback Myron Levitt. ng 4.00::!0.;:.;:'1iit:Ot00.::: i.0:,..:,.L,1,:.i71,7:0.4.....:,...';-..':1,'....::0- I By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN . SOUTH- BEND, Ind. dramatic 28-1- 4 upset ---. Di Notre Dame carried a , and many times the Notre Dametquarterback, Bob Williams, was little DaleSttn- uels.'. Ai 19 the make loobe sophomore balk historr Saturday ibefiery Boilermakers. - 20 . point underdogs, over the Irish gridiron giant ,., pass edio.lwo tenchs While Dome coaches of late , downs and his pitches set up the other two. in all. t.r. completed hive avoided Notre Dame, Pur- nine out of 21 tosses for 131 dues competent Stu ---- -Yeovil'. Me also Ploethieked all operated on the theory"You point. can't,beat 'em lanebil you play The efeat,which stunned- - em." .; , 31 Ds. f anS is - Notre Dams - , Saturday, his -- Boilermakers' StadiuM. Wag the Irish's first pent-u- p fury was tmcorked. -- f t . , (AP)---Purdu- 0, David-Gollatilmp- 68-ya- rd Out-passi- - , ' - ng out-judgi- ng i' 1.. ca 161-pou- nd HUBBART Associated Press Sportswriter 1 1950A7 l 1, Willim.weary.....Pacifio.Coast home ...-4- ,,, 11AIS, Mori'ddy, Octobir 9, r.prqp-p7v.;-.070...i- NI -- T - (AP)--Scori- - -'--- - ON STEAM01fRRUIstI4EVADA'.: 6 6677 DONS-POU- inallITOVer,-- DESERET-- . -- 1, 4 will .. Is 4,, .. ,tm 4o ( , i League Personnel heading ..1 at' last Monday is probably as 1744 t N'', 4,21 good a time as any to perform ..,. on the 1950 NZ the season. ' '4!.,4s.ik.--,,.. Pro-Gr- id First, however, just for the N. Y. Wins record, the results of Sunday's Vell I windup double headers: Ov Ploiing-Agoin- st Oakiand,the pennant winner. '&44rkte la 111atr1ntLfd31gamess l'hey coned split with last place Sacramento. ..4ZW tip a , The 'Oaks took- - the opener, stretemag Vet four 'IMMO. edge wlule Noire Dame could 30E FALLS RECOZ0By lost the finale, San Diego Two ties. to Army (4.4) and get no closer than Purdues 47 NEW YORK (AP)The .1slew York Giants: because . .' beat, Hollywood twice, 11-- 3 and they Southern California ill Ill, year on11-,- that and thrust line, ;1. "bonle the and feature defense rather than offense, 11 ere inelodet bl the record. while San Francisco took play against .. -with the help of iv A lo both games from Portland, 2 are making pro football's two attacking . 7Cleveland the greatest at modern college mightsthe ll. infraction roughing 141, Anagainst Los and Seattle ' edged Browns and Philadelphia Eaglessit up and take notice. ' comb's well-drillgang. in the first contest ' , geles, The defeat Was Notre Dame's - After a Rated better bo than or fourth third in the , power-packe- d halftime pep Leahy but dropped the nightcap, 74. .40 American Conference, the New Yorkers have utilized their bone-bruisi- first at home since Michigan tail'. the Irish came charging "ZIP b SEATTLE EKIPPER defense for three straight victories and are the only !won 32.20 late in 1942. The hack typicely te cut the keg . A A 11151"-Reports persist that Seattle Irish rolled over 28 visiting ta 21-110 .11.;vombill-1141A recovered fumble , circuit without a setback. Manager Paul Richards will team in the VOP1104f teams in the meanum& ea the 18 touched Perdue 'VS& it-victims AZ42.4 their are the ' S" trw.dt)AZr.)Among pilot the Chicago White Sox 4 Coach Frank Leahy, with only Williante -treASY next The Browns. who whiPPed ultimate s ict3WEA' Cleveyear, although --Richards Pittsburgh Steelers, 18-44' yArRosfour losses in eight seasons at Pittsburgh, scoring pass to Bea MutacheBattu, insists he hasn't signed any-- land, RINAE7:2 and, Sunday, WashlNotreDame. startedthe 32-- .tee Id thcr utast et the-thirThe-sto- ry this time ington's Redskins, 2147. That dayynre No. 2 7 'yet. thing elrW p, with record the gante beginning Conference 1 with a , tan Then cu. the Irish out petted. cois of Yankee Stadium in means Steve OVierell outfit has SA Al -- mused a New York. Joe Gordon, Cleve- - yielded only 24 points, an aver- - record- ,- Thew tomes Intik. of the 1r46 Pasco-march in AllArY k' The Irish closed 1943 111 the to IS victory over 4, i,: flee plays land infielder, is mentioned as age of eight a game. delphia, their ealy sus1:)". on Dec. 1. with a 39-- talied attacii,on Jelin retit the Los Angeles Kama, In campaign Richards' successor at Seattle. 7 ,. , trouncing by the Great Lakes ben's 18 yard touchdown ran third 'plate with Bill Kelly leaves Los Angeles 4x&c , V)' - ii cael, to Meanwhile, three teamsthe Naval service team, That was la the opening It seconds of manage Springfield, the Ch- BIG TEARS their last loss until the l'urdue Ow flaale.--- -!Neerstemovirte ia6 Chicago Bears; - Detroit-Lio- ns cago Cubs' other triple-farm, and New York Yanksare tied tornado struck. ' in the International League. Minutes later. ' the ttprishig So powerful had Leahy's was chilled for good by SaMtiele Stan Hack comes from Springfor the National - Conference NEW STARS, HUSTLE WINS field to take over the Angels. lead. All sporting - 1 kecords teams become that Notre Dame 86.yar4 pus Play to Mike Macwas - findingschedulhig And here's what Wid Mathdiffi-- won Sunday..., cion, shooting Purdue ahead ews, personnel director of the The Bears trirmned their cultic's- - The one teem, however, two touchdowns and out by of n cross-towthat P., K, Wrigley Baseball Empire. - rivals, the Chicago always came back for more reach. had to say' in Philadelphia with -, t Detroit handed WI' Purdue.. Cardinals, Notre Dame totalled only 48 San Francisco its fourth straight The Bollermakeri remained regard to the Angels: yards through the air and Wil- - - u "We will 14-not take 7, any player DALLAS (AP) -- H. N. loss, and ths, Yanks out- "schedule faithAi but had to liams completed but seven out e from the Angels during the sea- (Rusty) Russell, who has fash- scored Green Bay, 44-3wait lf years before- - taming of 20 attempts, the poorest , son without express approval ioned a newer and Long-TimThe Giants forced to come the Irish hide. They hadn't won aerial bigger ' of kis career thus far. showing from Los Angeles President Don circus at Southern from behindthree times. finally since 1933. The entire series be- - Purdue was outrushed 237 yards the minors! At 26 he's one of Stewart and the -Los Angeles professed to be deepMethodist, By JACK HAND down In hit the winning Combination at tween the two state foes, which to 204 but the Irish i used up Baseball Writers."1950 World Champion New York the best second basemen in the ' NEW YORKJAP)--Th- e 1, of period,-whthe en last the dumps Monday. now stimdk at most Of the grotmd assault began B e yens and Pitcher Bill a , double league, dazzling 39play 14 Notre Dame Yankees may be set for a long run atop the baseball world. Injuries had struck his un- Charley Conerly threw a wins, five for struggling to get out of their Catcher Mike Tresh have been mate for Phil Rizzuto. touchdown pass to Gene Purdue and two ties. This is no wonder club that swept four straight from the own territory. . In the series, Coleman released outright by the San defeated, untied Mustangs and yard ' Roberts. done damvirtually luckless Philadelphia Whiz Kids in the World Series. No "murirreparable Padres. drove in three and scored Diego Up until that time, the age, he said. GATES IMF derers row" humbles the opposition. But it's a band of alert two of the Yanks' six runs ERA of his brightest boys Skins had kept ono step ahead END OF Three In the first three His Attendance games. Is off along the of New York, mainly as Bill opportunists, darting through the first chink in the enemy de of the Russell scored gridironRusty the only run line. Here are more grim figfly ball tenses. Dudley's rasping sad- Harry of Vie Raschi's d Eddie Ford, the opening ures: San Diego was off 65,947 Jr., the quarterback; Johnny Gilmer); passing. Gilmer, Maybe Tommy Heerich, a rookie of 21 who won the last win over bespectacled Jim from last year, a drop of 15 per Champion, tor the Waved $am. sobbing and halfback. Next Yank of the old.school, said it be Henry Sacramento was Konstanty. cent; down by day . my Baugh, scored the ' first Saturday afternoon scored the Yanks first run in 170,541. Stollenwerck, whc did some tall touchdown best Saturday tight at the game, and a four. a is flipped before fans. 68,098 prize 1 a The four first division clubs running against Missouri Satttgame and in the third height of the victory dinner. yard pass to Dudley for the "We used to overpower example. A year ago be was .game he drove in the first received a total of $80,000. high- rdayare on the sidelines. Stolsecond. The latter, kicked two .0(1.1p.r4,i.-::::.';.0:::;,P.gogo:;',,::.,-we vic"Now said.. 2 in lenwerck is runs a of out Henrich Yanks' est to (N. Y.) the month ever in Binghamton offered pitching the ;pr purse them," extra a and petists A Eastérn class in the six hustle'. to weeks substitute with a broken bone field League. tory, breaking up the ball minors. The breakdown: Oakhave By WILL GRDISLET - other hand. barely escaped with goal. -' , When Stengel needed help in game with a ninth-innin- g land, $40,000; San .Diego. $20,- - just above the ankle. Russell Hustle, that indefinable a 24-2- 8 But determinaNew York's NEW triumph over Texas yoRK to he reached Russ off Bing(AP)Modern Portnot two 000; single for weeks more Myer. $12,500; may Hollywood, responsible play quality, wu tion plus some fancy stepping footbari longest unbeaten skein ASilif., achieved in the fading out and the hamton Brovin Ford and Coleman. San plucked land, $7500. Francisco, because of torn rib cartilage, for the Yankees' season long ' rookie Forrest Griffith, sent lay in shambles Monday and minu' young lefthander who piled up they erethe Yanks of the fu- which finished fifth with an and Champion has a bad char- by success than any other facs tbe to disaster loomed homefor both Washington possible Conquests reeling record down the stretch. ture with Yogi Berra, Hank even 300 percentage, gets ,Mlehlitan . horse. The tor. It carried them through a not btter ley may defeat- - in diately- ahead for the-trec.: and Texas would not create too their - - third Jensen and 'the -- when Henrich, hobbled - byDetroit, Boston or Cleveland Bauer,--lackimiss this week's game with Ok- four starts. straightwho ocds come a that closest to match- - treat surprise. They could do starred Griffith, lamoma A&M ."but you just for e bad knee, couldn't play; had a Ford in their farms, it kids on the way in the farm Hangar, bolted for the first when Joe Dinaggio, slumped could have made the difference. system, plus the tested starting don't know about a charley touchdown on a two yard The Wolverines front Ann ArShattered at 30 games was Or take Coleman. a greatly pitching corps of veterans, Vic 1 and was benched in mid seahorse." said RusselL ae and was Notre four-yethe in plunge Dames WAD.. bor, of the Big betop-meHe spark hits Allie Ed underrated and 1949 Raschi, player. Reynolds sontwhen Joe Page, the New York's pound game over terrupted sweep-crac- ked by 'a Ten, fell before Michigan State - t relief ace, couldn't get any- ter in the majors than be did in Lopa Purdue team that fathloned a In the opening game but boundthe slippery terrain. Mohawk Tips Barons ' body out. 28-1- 4 AMERICAN CONFEISNCE shocking upset Saturday ed back last Saturday, to- -whip were When the big guns - 5-:W i. T. Fel- In - Dartmouth, 27-2-7. L et South Bend. 3 tt Hockey Upset, Mew 3 York Manta . IS I IWO spiked by the brilliant Phil That I; . wetland 1 .751 96 3 Oklahoma left and Army meanwhile . set down Army, A sur- Phinickeiphia CLIICINNATI (AP) MEXICO CITY (AP) -- - The 1 .647 111 62 to pitching in the series, the "Litcarry on success streaks al-I- S Penn State emphatically on Bob .333 68 first and second seeded teams prising Cincinnati Mohawk Chicago Cards tle Guys" Came through. Gene 1 20 .2e0 3 06 the S3 but 41-both Blaik's pulsing. ready past mark, in the men's doubles of the team spotted t h e Cleveland Baahingtela 23 2 a of Woodling- (.429), Bobby Brown them face a possible ecissorr1 Pillaisurr617111111, 1C1Witt11111-The young season already bas- -Tennis Tourna- Barons three goals and then al.., (.333), and Gerry - Coleman , next ing Bears 3 1 i 7541104 job Saturday. a brash Chicago for produced disregard ment met again Monday to fin most melted the ice with a five-go- Detroit .7S11 140 3 1 (.286) carried the- ball old 61 West Point, licked in 22 the college sport's hierarchy. ""' '" New York Yanks 4' 3 1 41, .750 137 114 last period surge Sunday Gram lab a battle interrupted by rain. DiMaggio (.308) on the old a will '00 formidable games, 131 2 104 oppose Thetwo Bay teems 120 122 2 .12 The continuation of Sunday's night to push over a 5 to 3 Los Ample wrecking crew held up his end. Michigan in New York's Yankee were given a rude bumping last Baltimore 3 OA 27 Predict exact score of this game only: And Joe went hitless until be match is the last of the tourna-elèn- American Hockey League win. aaa weeetelaea-- -,-,..111Stsrimmin the game of the day. week4nd while two oths.e SO t. broke-u- p the second game with Olah--6 of New en barely escaped - with skin DENVER UTAH Roboff homer a their 23 consecutive York and Torn Brown Jr., San in Roberts. header'. The name game will fear Francisco lawyer, were leading My reason for this choice is - This was the Yanks' 13th ture - undefeated So u t h e r n Art Larsen of San Francisco win and their World Series Methodist against once-tie- d Ok- - , I and Herbert Elam of Beverly sixth in four straight. lahome A and M. a tropical when Hills, Calif., They said the Yanks were a Texas, idle last week. 'hold a rainstorm dumped three inches 8 creaky , club of fading stars indicate winners with a cross: of water on the court in 45 min- Merely CHICAGO as yet." However, an afinounce- team victory over the Purdue when George Weiss summoned that rocked Notre Dames utes. Talbert and Brown. seedWhite Sox Tuesday Tie ex- rnent on the subject is. WYOMING ( ) ) expected might Irish. Oklahoma, on the Casey Stengel from Oakland to UTAti AGGIES ed were ahead tihveil lo first, new filth their, pected take over the managing job in at .1 meeting of the board of (E) 36 , 21 when the rains tame. maanger in five years, probably rectors TuesdaY. the winter of 1948. Two years COLORADO A&M ...c..(( ) BRIGHAM YOUNG naming Seattle Pilot Paul Richlater there are two pennants WEST TEXAS STATE ...(( ) NEW MEXIg0 The Sox have had perm-aeoto-). ards succeed incumbent and two world championship-tfrom the Seattle Olub of the (Red) Corriden. NEBRASKA COLORADO ( )1 ( ) to the credit 'Of the Richards has been dickering Pacific Coast League to negotiold grizzled campaigner. ' NEVADA COLLEGE OF PACIFIC ( ( ) , with the Sox for some time and ate with Richards, who admits As Stengel said about his :I 48-con- he'd be interested in taking. the his demand for a two-ye0 IMICHIdAN ( ) ( , 1951 plans, "I'd be a chump not ARMY , tract reportedly is the only job. to come back?". LOS ANGELES (AP)Hero hitch to his signing. The White The post has been a hot-spAUBURN ( FLORIDA ) tumult in the Overlooked , of the Loyola University foot- Sox n agree- since 'Jimmy Dykes was disprefer a about DiMaggio's DARTMC LTTH ) ( ) ball scene Monday is Jordan ment, PENNSYLVANLI, missed in 1946 after directing their recalling experience and Henrich't injuries .slump the head coach.' a the club, for 13 seasons. Genial with Jack. Onslow was who was the value of the etrong UCLA .... ILLINOIS ( ) ( .Olivar, ) Olivar's Lions walloped their fired last May, but had to be Ted Lyons, a White Sox pitchnew blood from the Yanks' IOW.1 WISCONSIN ( ) ( ) traditional enemy. St. Mary's, paid up on a two-yews Give You float A t :: ing immortal, fell heir to the pact farm 'system.' , f-- i 48 to 0, something which no - Sox officials Insist Corriden, position. but after the Hose finPLUS Mead ilniCeo WILLIAM & MARY . MICHIGAN STATE ( ) ( ) other Loyola coach or team had who replaced Onslow, still is ished sixth in 1947 and last in PRINCETON NAVY ( ) been able to do in ten tries the manager and "we haven't 1948. Onslow was given the job ( ) ,: taken any steps to replacetim in1949. dating back to 1936. -Prove it to yorroot1 E . . .( ( NORTHWESTERN ' by riding so -TULA. NE NÔTRE DAME ( ) ( FARE )1' . t1v,.,A ,,,b EADS LEAGI , post-mor-te- m - , 70 4 . Tilts . . ioui:ta Three Straight Old Formula - - - , 2-- 1. . 0. , ' 13-ya- rd 3-- , it : ed 4-- 3, 21 S Rol-footba- 4-- 1. ng . 4. 13-tea- m if Al 7a235 1éii 7; '..0) mIN 30-1- 1, 6-- 0, d .0 . 3-- 00 ' 27-ya- rd ,; ,,-,- A Mustangs in Dumps Over Bad Injuries Champion Yanks May Rule " Baseballl World a , 3-- -- 17-2- 1. --- In-189- AN - Irish Fall; 1-- pink-checke- pass-catchin- g, 5-- 2, 2-- Cads, 3-- d mid-seas- 9-- 1, wo -- -- . ar - Teams Play to.210A PA 7. TFRPAcK:TicLUO , al top-ranki- ' :- 4-- ...... 10th-innin- (- - iill-C iiiiel-Sào-iii- WHITETSQX,TQ.,,RAK - MANA.q,7g7FOR719.517,7:' I , 34-2- ! 6-- 6-- n Loyola Beats Gaels, PRESTO ar GUARANTEED ot one-seas- mid-seaso- MILEAGE! ....... ar - 0 , Coo .eirifffitriCiP RADIO ViSi0 HONOOR I it "It. a rtoRt CI k d PITTSBURGH CALIFORNIA ( ( OKLAHOMA AteM ) ) RICE )1. SOUTHERN CALIFORNA ( STANFORD ( ) SOUTHERN METHODIST( SANTA CLARA TEXAS ( ) OKLAHOMA ). 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