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Show THE OGDEN TUESDAY Big Leaguers to (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER OCTOBER 8, 1946 EVENING, the Sports Around Wildcat Sparkplug Wildcats Prepared Clash Tonight At Affleck Park -HIGUWAi KamWing Hew Pasadena Contest \ Johnny VanderMeer Opposes Bob Muncrief on Mound; Reid Reported In Good Shape; Stars Proceed North Wednesday; Game at Eight World Barney Oldfield, the world's first automobile speed king who passed away the other day at Los Angeles, For Spirited Tests Davis At Stadium Thursday and Weber Plays Logan; Meecham Names Starting Baclcfield; Mont. State Gridders Work Out Here Ogden Weber College footballers put in a long practice session VanderMeer, brilliant left-handed hurler of the Monday in preparation for their final night game of the Cinfcinnati Reds, opposes Bob Muncrief of the St. Louis tome! in a unique feat at Lagoon, midway between season at the stadium Friday against Pasadena Junior when Browns 1946 John National Affleck at park this evening Lake and Ogden back in 1914. Game man American was College. The Wildcats, according to Coach Milt Meecham, League All-Stars tangle with ever* Leaguers. the first Barney ~ -m. are an an time will be eight p. hour In to travel 60 miles primed for four periods of torrid action against the sharp.-*--Vet VanderMeer has the distinction automobile. Back in 1906 he made by driving a stock car mb of being the only major leaguer history The Weberites downed Branch ever to pitch two consecutive no miles an hour at Daytona Beach, Aggies 20-0 in their first test and . Florida. hit baseball games. He turned the played a scoreless tie with Boise was a speed king for trick in 1938 and Ernie Barney last Friday. one time Ogden catcher in the nearly 18 years. Weber's artistic schedule will The famous driver lost a hairUtah-Idaho league, was back of wind up with a game at Honolulu the plate. stadium, Nov. 30, against the McBob Muncrief, capable mound alumni. Kinley By Oscar Fraley Lincoln Beachy. ace of the Browns, will oppose the Oldfield used his famous 999 Eddie Van Zweden turned in a Coach Meecham expects to start ABOARD WORLD SERIES SPECincinnati hurler. to race Beachy .to one of the most The playing field at. John Af- CIAL EN ROUTE TO BOSTON, 580 series at Paramount Bowl lastWilliams, O'Dell Anderson, novel sports events in Utah s His fleck park was in ideal conditionOct. 8 (UP)--Everybody figured to sparkle in the City Dougles Lloyd Thompson and Jimmy night Tory Beachy. a famous airp ane m. The at six p. Monday. entire eacue Itine in the backfield for Weber. about the kid was that used a biplane ready of Slot is that and covered lime, unless terinfield t Po nose out OWfield in a freak Van Zweden had a 214 and es 204 rific storms come late . today the explode. 10-mile race. game will go on as scheduled. Evgame in his sparkling performance, Meecham today. "Pasadena course, is Ted Wilof kid. j Coach Oldfield tore around the mile ery precaution has been taken to liams, strangely silent siege gun as one of the standout Carl Critchlow was next with is regarded track at Lagoon and Beachy, flyprotect the infield. in Junior college competitior with Max Kosof third with 547. teams From Ogden the major leaguers of the Boston Red Sox ball busters. low, roared overhead just a the Pacific coast. We anticipati a game Simmons had Boots few feet over Barney's head. More guy At moment, high Twin slim with the the swing to Pocatello, the biggest crowd of the ?ea=o7. .J Falls, than 12,000 fans watched the per230. Parry and Barney led in Payette and Portland and thence the quick, nervous gestures is in Friday night." down the coast. Two high school same? v.::: hoiri team totals with 1049, one pin f °Sachy later was killed in a Each player wears his own ma- unusually anemic state. In seven one ofahead of Critchlow-Peterson and j the attention of fans of northerr. STARS AS TAILBACK Jimmy Valentine, above, is two San crash Francisco times bat the at in in plane bay. jor" league"uniform.'players''onThe official Utah in Ogden Thursday. new stars of the Weber College eleven in the present season. Workman-Foutz. Beachy, incidentally, was one of Weber high and Losa-i wi!! collsquads represent 14 of the 16 ma-games of this \vorld series he has sparkled week and is expected to shine again Boise last against the first pilots to perform in Utah. a Fialdini and Simmons had p. rn. on the jor league clubs. clubbed but one weak single for against Pasadena Friday at the stadium. Valentine hails from ide at twelve-fifteen, The late Eugene Ely, a Frenchman Two members of the traveling a a or« in Warriors' field average of .143. 'region game He a honors with sickly batting for top Ohio. in style. Kickoff single is fine passer and totes the leather named Parmelee and others staged squad are former Pioneer leaguers.This doesn't include two other league feature. , .,,..,, m. time be Workman p. will next 382 and Foutz with an air circus in 1913 west of Salt eight g h h Mike Budnik and Charles Schanz trips to the plate in which he disgj and Parry and Barney third with j members of the big n i n e -.'·"·'';"-^" starred for Twin Falls and Salt ustedly drew walks. Lake City e as Rockies of the "writers iak Sports hurlers. 381. respectively So as vide the fireworks ai Oj-den '=-£head homeward for who favored Colorado to waltz Budnik is now with the New the third they game of the classic, the Bush Super-Markets rolled 2623 dium Thursday at one-thirtv p. HERE TONIGHT Vernon York Giants and Schanz is twirling Sox were waiting hopefully ·through the Big Seven football for first place in Ogden City league. games, originally scherj'.;;^ Stephens, colorful second schedule to a championship--are the Phillies. for Friday, were shifted to Tr.u'r"-Blackburn-Jones was runner-up for the kid to erupt. And the of the St. Louis Browns, 'or now getting on the Utah university ·Bobby Adams, another former rival St. Louis Cardinals were with 2585 with Paramount third day to enable faculty rr.»:r.b«;rs "to down _ hold the the for keystone band wagon.Pioneer leaguer, suffered an ankle standing by with all the aplomb with 2592. attend the school cor.-erercn 'h The latest to pick the Utes is American Leaguers against the Bush Market also turned in the eek-end in Salt Lar: Civ.-." njury and will not be in attend-a first timer in the maternity Affleck National at Leaguers Jimmy Hodgson of the Salt Lake ance. He starred for Ogden in 1939 I waiting room. Similarly, best single game with 911, with Clyde Carpenter ar.d h:"= Mcr.park this evening. Tribune. Jimmy watched all of the and 1940. can only go on Utah Bottling Works second w i tanahState gridden-: are Ogdsr. v-fslthis waiting teams Seven Big in early skirTonight's batting orders follow: long. 905 and McBrides third with 901. the balance o; the- ~/se:-:. as mishes and rated Colorado the Max Kosof and Fera Young The Bobcats played Colorado cr/tWith the kid on deck the National League number one team. them mighty deadlocked for individual series lege to a 7-7 tie last v/eek. The been have playing Dain 2b. Cincinnati Reds, Clay. Hodgson now puts Utah in the honors with 599 each. Al Hunt meet Utah State at Logsn or. Ss Bob Sturgeon, Chicago Cubs, ss.close to their vest. For the first -f-who in his first time at bat in athird with 559. Fred Ketchum driver's seat with Denver as the time in world series history they By Leo H. Peterson urday and will remain in Ogde Peanuts Cubs, Lowrey, Chicago next serious obstacle. game had rifled a of their team A Van Zweden finished in a for the battle. Eddie pulled all D WORLD SERIES A practically O . B R Conley Watts, one-time colorful Max Worthington snc Par. Drrlar!. over to the right side--where Willdouble down the left field line, tie for fourth with 556. En Route to Boston, Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh Pirates, courtier at Utah State, and for pos- (UP)--The Red Sox and the Brecheen was a keyman in the other Montana State officials, are always hits--to iams . Ketchum plug all and Fred Young Fera f. runs the Cards scored two past five years basketball mentor with single games of 231. Max the party. Max West. Cincinnati Reds, rf. sible base hit loopholes. Cardinals, leaving Sportsman's other own idea but at Davis High, has resigned. Con His attempted sac- Kosof rolled 223 and Hal Fran- The Bobcats will attend ths wasn't the in their fifth. It New York where Louis in the Jack Graham, St. they Giants, split rifice, after Rice again had hit-- corn bagged 213. Joe Payne, Claude league baseball game s: Aiflsc-c will go into private business at something they were quick to first two games, headed for Bos-- became Logan. up time a American harried and Eddie Van Zweden regitonight in a group. n n z a e e F d r Fenway Boston for the this Nanny ton's park today Grant Cullimore, another formerBy Sid Feder a blow. The single veteran Pinky Hig- Parry 211 each. stered 3b. Braves, Utah State star, has been named NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (AP) -Acame in fast to scoop up the Indians, devised it And o c first a gCleveland Transportation team of the Navy Clyde McCullough, C h there wasn't anything but ,gins season play and and fired it to second Supply Depot league won first bunt replace Watts. during the regular two has Army c. years ubs, Fight Results them. with finally fter riding as as anyThree members of the Cincin- been rooted out of about effective iwith plenty of time to catch at Ogden Bowling Center place Johnny VanderMeer, Cincinnati it proved at spot its can Red a Joe Cronin Associated Press be of the was a force. But the throw against Williams' Manager thing nati Reds, parent clnb of the last night with 2954. Traffic was drive. the head of the nation's football Reds, p. Sox, hoping for the best, figured wild and Rice wound up at Opden Reds of the Pioneer PITTSBURGH -- Ray fSugsr) and 2917 second Packers with third American League When Ted tees off on a ball that the vaunted power which his Brecheen on second. Terry with 2905. league, will appear with the NaRobinson. 152. New York, Lake. Detroit Tigers. 3b. isn't like an ordinary grounder inteam showed as it swept to the Moore, with _an ,...,,._ ,, _____ P. W. Garage won single gameed Qssie (Bulldog) Harris, outpclr.:tional league All Stars at John The nation's sports writers, voti- Eddio Ice. a which have the Thurman Tucker, Chicago White infielders Affleck park this evening against American league pennant would Stan Musial on a grounder brought ; honors with 1038 with (10). Pittsburgh Associated a the He in Press' once few ng first to take Sox. cf. his boys both men around. wallops assert 'itself again steps. the American leaguers. with 1035 and Inventory third with if you aren't directly in front back home. J o h n n y Lindell, New York When he wasn't hitting or run- 1022. NEW YORK--Eddie Giosa. 137. These men are: Johnny Vanderpoll of 1946 on the top Yankees, of the rockets into through Ib. it ball Eddie Dyer, the boss of the Card-'' ning the bases, Brecheen wasGeorge Read rolled the high ! Philadelphia, outpointed Roman teams in the country, today Meer, sensational left-handed pitchVernon Stephens, St. Louis the outfield for a base knock. inals, was the pitching cunning in the series with 533 with Nide er; Max West, outfielder, and boosted Dana X. Bible's touchd- Browns, Alvarez, 140, New York (10). just as sure that his all much power in Redbirds, having that is 2b. realiy as 530 and Al book he back had runner-up. Harris proved Clay, utility player. Clay will hold that turned the they drives. own-happy Texas Longhorns up Walter Judnich, St. Louis was third with 509. down second base this evening. BOSTON--Tommy Greb, 135, in the same park with the inning after inning. He reached So Cleveland came up with thebelong Browns, rf. At least one Ogdenite will be in the head of the class. Al Spargur hogged high game Boston, outpointed Florent Red Sox, would continue to do the heights each time he 'faced "Boudreau which shift" in only well away from home as honors with 211. Chuck the stands at Ann Arbor Saturday All told. 108 ballots were cast Tuck Stainback, Philadelphia Williams, with the Cards mariais, 133, Manchester, N. they did If. right side of the infield is protected. when Michigan and Army collide from on their home grounds. a modified version of the "Bou- listed 202 and Bob Roddom 200. (12), to win the New England Ugh in coast to coast, and 69 of Athletics, Jim Bloodworth, Detroit Tigers, Manager Eddie Dyer of the Card- Dyer nominated The Mecca led the feminine the headline football game of thethem voted the straight Texas dreau shift" against the slugging weight championship. little Murry j inals uses a "modified Boudreau Dickson,' a righthander week. This a chap is Dr. E. B. ticket. Army got 21 in Red Sox star. the Ladies City league at Parawith lot! Ken Sylvestri, New York Yanke-shift" in which he leaves Shortstop first-place Dumke. a NEWARK, N. J. -- George La mount Bowl with him Monday vital third Brecheen fed nothing night stuff, to go after thatCronin votes, and Notre Dame, finishing es, c. Marty Marion in position, but pullsgame curve balls, most of which2095 series. Mar-Phil Tailors Rover, 141, Philadelphia, outpointinside while Wednesday One drew voter ball15. Kurowski from third basebanked on Davie (Boo) Ferriss, had Williams Bob third, Louis Browns, ducking away from landed in second place with 1921, ed Paul Reguejo. 132, San Bernoted for a first-place tie among pitcher.Munchief, St. of the normal second base posi- who won 25 games for him thisthe plate fearing the ball would with Armstrong's third with, 1918. ardino, Calif. (10). :he Longhorns, the Cadets and the Reserves--National league: Ray tion. He thus provides additional season. him. But Harry had enough The Mecca turned in the best YONKERS. X. [hit Irish. University of California at Baker, Pirates, catcher; Ray Prim,support in the slot between first on Y.--Willis Parker. so it would break was where Fenway single series with 725 with Haystuff in park It IDS Angeles and Pennsylvania Chicago Cubs, p; Vic Lombardi, and second. Confusing, yes, but the Red Sox won. their pennant. the plate. it Yonkers, outpointed Al Smith. To Win den's second with 692 and Mar- 175, Detroit one two drew effective. of the other firstBrooklyn Dodgers, p; Charles on were 190, Even in the ninth when Williams, third with 666. 3). their terrors-plus nominations. Because sizzling liners which or-They Schanz, Philadelphia Phillies, p; Ruth Parry and Mary Booher SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8 (AP) jlace Under the usual point system Mike Budnik. New York Giants, dinarily would have gone through own diamond in contrast to the trying to take advantage of the -- Ralph Zanelli. BALTIMORE San Francisco's red-hot Seals today defensive position of the Cards it tied for individual three-game honCardinals' record. The Redbirds American league -- Al Evans,. for base hits have been halted for a first-place sea as R. I., outpointed up $10,000 in prize money scoring--10 Ruth wound 445 up Steveneach. which with home Providence, 145, foul Shortdo too at well i didn't split on a second, 8 for a Washington Senators, catcher; the kid. ection,and9 for and put the gold-engraved Pacific :lurd the regular season but once stop Marty Marion caught in front was third with 444. Ruth Henry Jordan, 141, Philadelphia was a photo Floyd Sevens, New York Yankees, It's a great tribute to the hittso on--it Coast league Governor's cup back Inish among the top Boston blaster. they got into enemy territory they the third base boxes. George Stevenson also led in singles with (10). three, ·with p; George Caster, Detroit Tigers, ing ability of the among the family silverware as (Whitey) Kurowski, the Cardinal 176 with Carman Woods next with one forexploded with the class that a But Texas up Gordon 999 1/3 deserved also Chicago p: Maltzberger, is points, piling it succtheir most to173 and Ruth Parry third with HOLYOKE. Mass.--Bobby Laiiic. they closed outseason. Dame White Sox, p; Clarence Marshall, just watching Williams go up to brought them the National leaguethird baseman, had no chance and 928 Army Notre 1/3 was 158, Jamaica, N. Y.. outpointed Soy essful baseball a because he the ball get playipennant nomafter playoff against New York Yankees, p; Darie Lodi- plate waving his big bat 913 1/3. Army's second-place Miller, 159, Kansas C:ly (.10). on the right side of second y Handkerchief - waving L e finations Brooklyn Dodgers. ng were 36 to 13 for Notre giani, Chicago White Sox. utility. can feel the latent power. O'DouTs club, pennant winner inDame. Don Barney, Ray Parker and During the first two games of Dickson won the game which base. won the CHICAGO -- Buddy O'Dell. 16U| stiff'race with Oakland, gave the Cards the pennant, beat- Produce Solution um- series at St. Louis he got but be two the Stanfield will has been under years It just Blue post-season playoff from Casey · Island, 111., outpointed HameJ one single. Yet a lackadaisical the j tne th now Dodgers with the 1Laid pires. itoft out. ing fmi.- ?-!,,..-v Davis, Blanchard turned McKnight, 160, Milwaukee ( 8 ) Stengel's Oaks last night as Al movedsince the up crowd Brecheen, sat Harry Cardinal Maxie on Pentone handle the watchfully No. will address out into Williams figured to perfection. their Lien pitched four-hit bail to of Redbirds the whenever southpaw brilliant address the the kid at system. was stopped public two 1 That a Football street. Once he lined drive that NEW BRITAIN, Conn. -- Ivan The trans-bay team. 6-0. got his teamas back on even have bat rack. Every vicious swing prodbeen a hit in any · man's San Francisco, taking the series days after they caved the roof in 140, British West Indies, Christie. out he shut a yesterday which on echoed Dame uced -was Notre 59-0 throughsigh WASHINGTON. 1944. Red Schoenin Oct. 8 (UP) knocked out four games to two, thus retained men on four hits, all league, but there Cronin -Billy Terry. 138. when out and some the stands got ever over they 20 feet Walter Johnson, the one-time "bigWashington (4). since. dienst, playing the collected $10,000 top money They've been there 3 them win a to to up him out sent 0. the fans ace singles, greater But Washlast Saturday, while the was expecting him to take, to the right of his normal posi- train" pitching was of the It was the first time in Coast roar than the landlord when you're whipping Cornell 46reported TRQY N stanle (B?by) ington Senators plucking it off his -shoe tion, league history that any club has Cadets were up where Brecheen left off. two weeks overdue. saw a a team game for an out. Another time Wilthat 21--in.more won four straight playoffs. But improved condition today m his 159 pomted Art (Honey) no There's doubt' the kid that Determined Club score liams one which Musial points against Army fight for life at Georgetown hos- R 159, Pittsburgh (10). this meant less to O'Doul than than that indefinable something known The Cards may not win at Bos- rifled any other outfit had piled up with back of first base. pitaL ning the pennant. as And crowd on neither is appeal. Score: theBy The Associatc-fl Press to a lot of It, too, would have been a hit ·The man whose fast ball dom- LEWISTON. Maine -- Lefty LaR. H.E. in three years--Texas took any question but what thereton, but they provedhad there Oklahoma a lot of had the Card infielders been in inated the American league for C h a n c e 137. Lisbon. Maine, the in nation's Aggies 4 000 that Oakland they 000--0 ..000 are a lot of base hits in his bat-itwo decades has been suffering W may not be enough to their normal positions. . San Francisco 100 101 03x--6 11 outstanding game-of-the-day and Pet. class. knocked out Billy Mays, 134. It ones which high flying ncluding (AL) .500 win the series, but no matter whatMaybe they were breaks, the from a brain tumor since April. ..1 Bearden, Hayes and Raimondi- just about ran the Cowboys out Boston even N. J. (4). "Boudreau won't the shift" 1 .500 Lien and Ogrowski. of the ball park, 54-6. The Long- St. Louis (NL) happens from here on out they've the Cards didn't get in the He took a turn for the worse Satu- City, game Sox Red know when York horns climbed from tenth spot in First game, at Sportsman's park,be able to stop. Rudy night. the that rday they let NEW HAVEN. Conn. -- Nathan big first up to the power St. Louis: are meeting a tough ball club. lived the national rankings. Hospital authorities said that reputation Mann,186, Hamden. Conn., outwhile Johnson is still seriously was someFor Notre Dame, Although he wasn't at all un- of the Bosox and powdered a R H E Johnny Thomas. 193. Xe\v pointed a condition 9 2 better is run who little home what of a rocket rise, too, as theBoston had cautioned to Hughson happy, Cronin, York (10). bring was yesterday. 7 2 0 Louis over were St. extra and from it Cards the the start romping inning Illinois that Irish, victory. going to be rough to beat, was But one thing was sure--the WORCESTER. Mass. -- George Pittsburgh in their two starts this season, climbed from ninth at the Hughson, Johnson and H Wagconfident that Ferriss, one of the Cards had proved themselves were happy, without a care in Martin, 150. Roxbury. Mass.. outner, Partee: Pollet and Garagiola end of '45. to third so far in greatest pitchers to come up in worthy foes of the heavily fav- world, as they traveled to Boston pointed Claude (Buddy) Brownj Second game, at Sportman's years, would do all right before ored Red Sox. .That's why they ioday. They Michigan, with a total of 632 had shown, as far as150, Roxbury (10). M were concerned, that they Box score of the second 1946 world the home folks. Under normal circpoints, moved up to fourth place park, St. Louis: ;hey umstances he Tyould have 'pitched in this week's voting, off vict- Boston Ro H 1 E series same: lave what it takes. over Indiana and Iowa. the youthful righthander yesterBoston Louis (NL) (AL) ories WARRANTED St. Perhaps the Red Sox in the first .3 e o H H A he The rest of the first ten were St. Louis O O could afford AB AB day, but decided ;wo games hadn't lived up to those A| Dobson H. and Partee, 4 1 3 Harris, OJSchoenThe McBride, Tex U. C. AUTO PAINTING rf distanced in the voting. to gamble since big 20 to 7 pre-series odds, but CronPesky, ss. . 44 01 33 2| dicnst,c2b .won 3the 3 opening game for him. L. A. powerhouse was fifth with Wagner; Brecheen and Rice. n wasn't worried about that. An Ace OlMoore, f DiMagfiio.cf - 29th St.--at Jefferson games: 601 Remaining Bowl Rose him So Alabama's 401. points. Cronin held back, figurieven break away from home was Williams, If 4 0 1 OlMusial, Ib. 4 0 RACKHAM he might go better before the SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 8 FENDER 2 1 champions, second only to Army 0 6 ng now York. him Ib.. and *ood 2|Kurowski,3b for enough -- Wednesday, Oct. Doerr, 2 b 4 1 4 5|Slaughter, home folks. 2 0 year, dropped to sixth i n . Third game last was s up to his boys to come through . . ·SERVICE power and 2 0 0 3b (UP)--More speed Probable Boston. at I f pitchers-D2|Dusak, Hisffins, current balloting, with 352. Pennhome. He was sure they'd do 1 gamble turned out to be added to the backfield of the Salt c.. 2 0 1 2 I f . . .The vs. Ferriss (25-6) Partee. sylvania was seventh with 254 ickson (15-6) H. Wagner, c 1 0 0|Sislcr, 0one. For Mickey Harris, altOlWalker, m. If.. (MST) 11:30 time-p. Georgia and Tennessee deadlocked Starting game -2hough he hurled good ball, lost Lake Seagulls of the Pacific coast Harris, p . 1. .0 0 2 0 1 1 0 Marion, Thursday, Oct. xCulberson. for eighth with 247 and Nothwest-atFourth Rice, c. 2 p 4to the curving masterpiece which professional league today with' the Boston. 0 0 0 Dobson, p. OIBrecheen, Brecheen came up with. ern, impressive 28-0 winner over signing of Vic Spadaccini, former Fifth game-- Friday, Oct. 11, at Totals.-. 3042411J Totals... 3062710 There have been few world Wisconsin last Saturday, moved upBoston. ARE YOU READY a pitcher All-American quarterback from games which to tenth with 177. in series Score by innings: Minnesota. Sixth game (if necessary) -Sdominated extent to the the play fAL) 000 000 000--0 unday, Oct. 13, at St. Louis. -T- Boston that Brecheen did yesterday. He .Coach Fred Tedesco of the twice St. Louis (NL) 001 020 OOx--3 YOUR FURNACE CLEAN? Seventh game (if necessary) used his arm to keep the Red beaten, once tied 'Gulls said that Runs--Hice Summary: Error--Higgins. Minor League Scv uesday. Oct. 15, at St. Louis Brecheen. Runs batted in--Brecheen, away from the plate and his bat 2, tomthe will squad YOUR two STOKER READY? Spadaccini join Financial figures (first By the Associated Press Moore, Musial. Two-base hits--Rice. to account for the only run he orrow as intensive practice gets Dusak. Sacrifice--Schoendicnst. Double needed to win. . games) : Dixie series: Musial. Earned runs Total attendance -- 72.033. plays--Marion and tay c Our service department will gladly take care of Skf Clty --Boston (AL) none: St. Louis (NL) 2. That came in the third inning £?,¥ Dallas of the Texas league won Total receipts -- $312,018. Sunday with the Oakon when his single scored Del Rice, land pro Left bases--Boston team. (AL) 6, St. the .Dixie series from Atlanta of Players' share -- $159,129.38. ·- (NL) 7. Bases on balls--Off your coal burning equipment at a very reason3 the Southern Association, 4 games Each club's share-- $26,771 53 (York 2, Higgins), off HarrisBrecheen 3 (Dusak, able cost. to 0. Score of last night's final Each league's share-- $26,771.53. Rice, Moore). Strikeouts--By Brecheen per- Johnny Infielder -- -- -- - +Californians. ' Fans Expect Williams Keglers Put Together Fine Scores To Explode ' · ; £« ... ... '| | Ferriss Nominated To Get Sox ... w- Into the Running Texas Rated Top Team In Football | · i ' ·2b. · Seals Trim Oaks Playoff t . t Big Train Shows Improvement Series Facts Figures And .. , it HUNTERS They're Even Steven ' Now ' Seagulls Secure Backfield | . it it. FOR WINTER? ,s r · game: Dallas 9, Atlanta 7. Pacific Coast league final play- S . Harris, Williams. H. Wagner); Commissioner's share-- $46,802.70. by(Pesky, Harris 3 (Dusak. Brecheen, Musial). (The players share in the first Pitching summary: Harris--Six hits 3 runs in 7 innings: Dobson, no hits, no four games only). runs in 1 inning. Losihg pitcher--Harris San Francisco won the series (AL), plate: Barhck from Oakland, 4 games to 2. Score PROVIDENCE, R. JimmieUmpires--Hubbard (NLi, Ib; Berry (AL), 2b; Ballanfant of last night's final game: San Sheppard, 162,' Boston, outpointed Attendant: 3b. Time--1:56. (NL). Fran«sco 6, Oakland 0. Artie Levine, 167, Brooklyn (10). 35,815 paid. 4 ' IS IS Arrange Pants Overall Surplus. Grass 17. S. green, Navy medium dark, color. Just what every hunter, farmer, sportsman needs. Regular value $6.60. 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