Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 225, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1951 — Page 6

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Yankees Close To Pennant In American Race New York, Sept. 24.—(UP)—It p seems almost unbelievable but thanks to quick Vic Raschi, 20-game-winner and a standout \ candidate for the most valuable player award, the destiny-driven Yankees were, closer to winning their pennant today than the seemingly sure-shot Dodgers. i fc The Yankees are 2% games * ahead with six to play and can clinch their third. straight flag with, three more (victories, no ter what the folded-up Indiwns do 1 in their remaining games." The Dodgers, however, even though they are three games in - front of the Giants, will have to win four of their remaining seven games to be sure of the flag. (And the hottest club in either league \ is at their heels. '4 > Leo Durocher’s- Giants, wjio refuse "to believe they 'don’t have a chance, have won seven of their last eight games and 32-of their last 39 for a percentage of .821 in the stretch run. If there is going to be a miracle in thy? dizzy sea-, son, it looks as if the Giants have the best- chance of performing 4t. The Yankees gave the Red Sox another swift kick yesterday when they won a 6 to 1 decision in Boston as Raschi gave up eight hits’ and pitched shutout ball after an unearned run was scored .in the first innipg. It was big Vic’s ; 30th victory, marking his third straight season at that magic level > Raschi is the only active Amer-, iean league ■ pitcher io win 20 games or more in the last three seasons and he just missed making it four in a row because he won 19 in 1948. ’ . At the same time, the Tigers heaped new revenge and humiliation on the Indians, defeating them. 9 to 1. for the third, straight gaipe as Virgil Trucks pitched seven-hit ball and struck out 10 batters including so-called big-wig hitters Larry Doby and Luke r Easter three thnes apiece. Vic Wertz hit a three-run homer and single to pace the 15-hit Tiger batting tempo and Trucks drove in two runs on squeeze The Indians have only a Tuesday night game with the White Sox in Chicago and two morq games next Saturday and Sunday, with ihe same tough Tigers, the Yankees-: play all their six games at home, one with ths Athletics on Tuesday and five over

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thp weekend, with the Red Sox, In-, cl tiding Friday and Saturday double headers. Things were almost as bright sos Brooklyn, but trouble could develop. Lefty Preacher Roe, who w4n his 22nd victory against just two defeats, 6 to 2 over the Phillies yesterday, can finish with the greatest winning percentage for a 20-game victory in big league history if he puffers no moJ>e defeats. But he may have to work again since the Dodgers have four games in Boston, Including a night double header: on Tuesday, and three in Philadelphia next weekend. , ■> The Giants, who \ topped the Braves, ,4 to 1, •: yesterday as Sal Maglie won his 22nd game for the best record by ia hurler on the dub since Carl jlubbel won 22 in 1937, play Bostoh again today in the Only major league game, then leave town for two games in Philadelphia on Tuesday and Wednesday and tw& more in Boston over the weekend. Roy Campanella, showing he has come back completely after being beaned by Cub pitcher Turk Lown last week, hit a two-run homer in yesterday’s six-hit Dodger triumph by Roe. The Athletics romped to 12 to '4 and 8 to\ 3 victories over the Senators to "clinch sixth place as Bob Hooper and Sam Zoldak wort easy games, while the came from behind to top the White Sox, 8 to 7, in other Amerincan league games. Elsewhere in the National league, the Cardinals won 9 to 3 and 5 to 2 decisions from the Cubs as Tom Poholsky won his seventh game and Gerry Staley gained his' 18th. While dfnky Murry pickson won his 20th game with the last place Pirates, shutting ou the Reds. 3 to 0, after which Howie Fox retaliated by pitching a 2 to Q victory, his ninth. Trade In a Good Town — Decatur 4, „ ■ r- ■4- —

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College Grid Season Hits Full Stride ; New York, Sept. 24—(UP)— Coach Earl Blaik. a perfectionist who lost most of his perfectionists in the West Point cribbing scandal, will unveil his 1951. Army team against Villanova Saturday as college football hits full stride with kood games scheduled in every section of the country. The Army-Villanova at West Point will not be the biggest or the most important game of the day. But Mt, will give the nation’s fans and Army's next nine opponents a hint of what Blaik has fashioned from the wreckage of the squad that was expected to be one of the country’s best. The mass dismissal of cadets in August cost the Army coach all but two of his veterans, Blaik, his own sort and etar quarterback. Frank Leahy will start his latest Notre Dame team against coach Qlyde Smith's Indiana club at South Bend as the football-happy midwest presents at least 12 major games. ■ ■■ Notre Dame lost four* games while winning four and tying one hi 1950. For the first time in recent years. Ixahy's team will start without by the experts to win the national championship before the first cheer leader's flipflop. , » In other major midwestern games: U.C.L.A., beaten 21-14. Friday night by Texas A and M. plays Illinois at Champaign, Ill.; Michigan State, lucky to beat Oregon State, 6-0, on Saturday, meets Michigan at Ann Arbor; Minnesota entertains Washington, a 58-7 victor oyer Montana, at Minneapolis; Texas, which opened with a 7-6 victory over Kentucky, invades Lafayette, Ind., to, play Purdue; Wisconsin and Marquette meet at Madison, Wis; Northwestern plays Coloradio at Evanston. Ill.; Missouri, beaten 34-20 by Fordham Saturday, faces Oklahoma A and M at Columbia. Mo.; Texas Christian, a 27-13 loser to Kansas on Saturday, meets Nebraska, at Lincoln, Neb.; and Ohio State will Open at home against Southern Methodist, a 21-7 loser to Georgia Tech last Saturday. lowa opens against Kansas State at lowa City, la., and Kansas plays lowa Site at Lawrence, Kn. ? \ < ■-a-- . St. Paul Extends Association Playoff By’United Press St. Paul defeated Milwaukee, 7 to 5. yesterday in the fifth game of the best-of-seven final playoff series of the American Association. The Saints, playing on their home field," narrowed Milwaukee’s margin in* the series to three-to-two. The teams were tied in hits with 10 each, but St, Paul’s two Home runs in the eighth, both with one man bn, made the difference.

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