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Show Series Facts And Figures 6 League NEW YORK Of Facts and the World Series: Rivals Milwaukee Braves National League vs. New York Yankees American League. figures Race Into Hi BY STEVE SMILANICH I'nited Press Sports Writer Montana and Brigham Young, both admittedly a year or two away from being classed title threats but potentially strong enough to upset the leaders, clash Fritiav night in the first game on the Skyline Conference's weekend slate. The teams meet at Provo, in Brigham Youngs first home game of the season. It marks Montanas third straight game on the road, although the Grizzlies placed one game on a neutral field at Billings, Mont. Defending champion Wyoming, out after its 14th straight win, hosts Utah State in a league en- counter and the third conference battle ends Denver to Colorado State University. Two top nonconference games feature Utah at Idaho and Texas Western at New Mexico. Both Skyline teams lot to the same opponents last year. BYU Net reclpts 1st game, j the throwing for the Utes and Howard Willis fpr the Vandals Willis has one of the top receivers in the natiun in end Larry Aldrich. It was the same combination last year which steered Idaattack. ho to its comeback victory. The Utah battle Underrated New Mexico, vicbrings together two of the top tors in two straight games, gets passers in the Skyline in Bob its toughest opposition to date Winters and Larry Zowada. Win- when it meets Western Texas. ters has 28 completions out of 49 Its the same Border Conference attempts for 373 yards while club which whitewashed the Lo-bBowada has 17 strikes out of 31 34-- 0 last year. tries for 287 yards. The Lobos, boasting the Sky- The Aggies face a psychological line's leading ground gainer in problem of getting up for the halfback Don Perkins, will un-- 1 game after absorbing a doubtedly give the Miners strongdrubbing against Iowa. er competition. Perkins has 7 at Yankee Stadium New York, Thursday, Oct. 3; 3rd, 4th and 5th (if necessary) at County Stadium, Milwaukee, Saturday, Oct. 6, Sunday, Oct. 7, Monday, team to win four Oct. 8; 6th and 7th (if necessary) games. at Yankee Stadium New York, First game score New York' Wednesday, Oct. 10 and ThursA 3, Milwaukee N. 1. day, Oct. 11. Remaining schedule 2nd game Starting time Yankee Stadium b Kansas State 36-- and Montana was blanked 20-by Wyoming. On the basis of past performances, BYU will likely take to the air against the visitors while Montana will utilize its ground on Fir inner st 3325.348.-7- $216,926,82 Players share players share in receipts of first four games only. 1st. (games at 10 am. MST. and; Commissioners share County Stadium games at 12, game, $2,702,001. noon MST. j American League's share Ut Rival managers Yankees, Ca-- i game. $36,154.47. National Leagues share 1st sey Stengel; Braces, Fred Haney, Past Series records Yankees! game, $30,154.47. Yankees share 1st game, $36,- won 17, lost 5; Braves as Boston 154.47. Braves won 1, lust 1. Braves share 1st game, $36,- Attendance 1st game, 69,476. j 154.47. j j 0 SPECIALS g A Tossup The Provo battle looms as a tossup with either team capable 'of victory. Montana, off to a dis-- : astrous start with two defeats in two games, won its only victory of the season last year against the Brighams. Both were beaten badly last Saturday. The Cougars bowed to For The Homemaker Gift Giver, LOGAN, UTAH 70-1- 4 Denver Favored 245 yards in 30 carDenver, still looking for its frist ries for an amazing average of victory of the season, should 8.16 per carry. break into the winners column against intrastate rival Colorado THP HPRALD 5 JOURNAL State. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1957 The Pioneers displayed excelLoaan (Oi-hCountvl Lull lent potential in a setback to San Jose State last week while enthe Rams dropped a 30-counter to New Mexico. Last year the Pioneers won handily, Utah faces its second touch NEW YORK (IP Frank Lane e foe in two weeks in said today the Cardinals are its Boise battle with Idaho. The in obtaining interested Utes suffered a disappointing loss to Colorado last week. Robin Roberts but there were in- dications St. Louis might have Meanwhile, Idaho was losing 19-to outbid the National League to Arizona State. The Utes will be out to avenge chamoion Milwaukee Braves. Lane refused to commit hmself a upset incurred at Sad Lake last year. The contest looms on which placers he might ofer as an aerial circus with Lee the Phillies, but the Braves apGrosseup and Wally Suba doing parently are ready to give up a Ditcher plus infielder Felix Mantilla and catcher Carl Sawatski if tbev can swing the d?l. I stni consider Roberts a mightv fine pitcher even though he lost 22 games this year. Lane said. HQs the kind V competitor who could come right back and win 15 or 18 next PWf- - Cards, Braves Want Roberts 39-1- SALE IN PENNEYS GADGETER3A j YOUR CHOICE def-inite- ly 30-2- 4 7 27-2- 1 Hubby-Che- f NOW ON 10 A. M. TO 5:40 P. M. 27-2- 9 7 I BATH SHAMPOO With massage brush head, rubber bristles, 5 foot rubber tubing, fitsall faucet connection, SPRAY. SPICE extracts juices from onions, etc., chrome cup is removable for CARLIC pastel colors. OR PRESS garlic, plated, clean- ing, eliminates odor, 88c 88c It Was Ford's Fifth In Series Career GREAT GAME, LEAPTURTLE-- A daring youngster plays a eort of leapfrog" with a giant loggerhead turtle captured by fishermen in Tokyo Bay, Japan. Welcoming the ..reptile, estimated to be about 150 years old, as a sign of good Pluck, the fishermen brought it ashore. Following a festival presided over by a Shintu priest, the catch was returned to the sea. NEW YORK M Whitey Ford, the little southpaw who pitches the big games for the New York Yankees, seems to have a clear path today toward becoming the most "successful World Series pitcher of all time. 576-pou- Fords The Stan Musial's Son Likes Baseball Sports Shies From Td - Dick Musial ST. LOUIS (IP) does not intend to ride his fathers coattails to sports fame. Dick, son of Stan Musial who this year won the National League batting championship for the seventh time, s carving out his own niche in the sports world. senior at ChrisThe tian Brothers High School here is remaining in the upper half of his own class while starting snorts record to add to the Mu- his sial album. Dicks freshman and sophomore years at C.B.C. were intermingled with a heavy load of Latin and track. As a relay man, he ran the 100 yards in 10.3. But in his junior year he was seen more inside the track on the football field and by the end of last year had earned hm'elf a starting position at halfback. Studies First Soorls arp not my main Interest. he sa!d. I want to go to college and have taken only thnee courses that I might use towards earning my degree. Dick has hones of entering Notre Dame next fall in a or- med course but says bat wont be the end of his infant sports career. 00000000000000006009 to play football in and possibly some other sports. In high school I have specialized so to. speak in track and football but college offers a greater variety. One sport that Dick does not intend to play is baseball. 1 have deliberately avoided baseball, he said, "because every time I got up to the plate I felt others were thinking I was Stan Musial's son rather than iust another ballplayer. Besides, I like football best, either as a olaver or a spectator. Of couria. I like to see my dad nlav ball. Below Average P'ayer Though D;ek admits he has Kd a chance for three college football scholarships, he insisted he e was a Dlayer. VT wood psoeeiriv like to nav football for Notre Dame, but Im not sure T could nrke the Tm iust a mediocre p'ayrer, he said. In three eames olaved this season "Mediocre Musia' has scorto help his ' ed four touchdown h team to two wins. H's 5 foot 117 ooimd framp raTied hm en a run as C.B.C. took the second eame of the season, Dick will put his studies above like college j below-averag- tm, j FRIDAY - SATURDAY DOUBLE BACK tory over the Milwaukee Braves in Wednesdays 1957 opener marked his fifth triumph in a Series career dating back to his rookie campaign in 1950. He is only two victories behind the Series mark held jointly by heroes Red Ruffin and Allie Reynolds and should draw six to eight more starting shots before he hangs up his glove. Whitey can expect to pick up at least one, and perhaps two more starts, in the current Series. And, unless the Yankees suddenly lose their magic touch, he can expect Series starts in four or five of the next eight years. 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