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~ PICKED OFF—Earl. Torgeson, Braves first baseman, is put out at second base by Lou Boudreau, Indian short‘stop, on a throw from Bob Lemon in the first inning of

_yesterday's game.

Royals Win, 73, To Even Series

ST. PAUL, Oct. 8 (UP)—The Montreal Royals and St. Paul Saints were all even in the Little World Series today after Montreal unleashed a four-run barrage in the ninth inning to take the second game, 7-3. " Jack Banta, Montreal's starting pitcher, held St. Paul to four hits until the ninth, when he

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BR HO Nitchen), Wiss : 5 : 3 o By ROGERS HORNSBY, as Told to John P. Carmichael, Kennedy, rf. .. 1 0-1 0 0 Times Special Writer Boudreau, ss. .. 5 1 2 4 | CLEVELAND, Oct. 8—The Indians are back home today. They Gordon, 2b. ... 4 1 1 2 |have one of the two best southpaws in the American League (Gene Keltner. 3b. ... 4 0 0 0 o/Bearden) to throw at the Braves. They're in their own park. Doby, cf. ..... 4 0 2 0 0 {They've started to hit. All these things point to our prediction of Robinson, 1b... 3 0 1 8 la five-game series coming true, because Cleveland should win the Hegan, ¢. ...:. 3 1 0 7 o next three. But it's the old story. As Manager Lou Boudreau goes, Lemon, p. .v.0. 4 0 0 3 [so go the Indians. He scored pitched the last month of the

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"3 By EDDIE ASH

CLEVELAND, Oct. 8—There has not been enough violencé in the World Séries to frighten a humming bird. The Indians won - an emphatic 4-1. victory yesterday. It should have been 4-0. Nevertheless it was overwhelming. The longest hit was a twobagger. There were three of such. As a matter . of fact, nobody on either side has yet hit for more than two bases. The Braves looked feeble in’ losing this second game and bringing the series to a 1- 1 deadlock. They complained they missed Jeff Heath. They did, too.

a = - . » . CLEVELAND won behind a right hander yesterday, Bob Lemon, who, after an uncertain start, finished in sturdy style. He had some troubled moments. The first came in the first. With one down Alvin Dark, the Braves freshman shortstop, was safe when Joe Gordon fumbled his ground hit, Gordon recovered quickly and threw to first. It was a close play.

Williams Umpire Bill Stewart, National Leaguer, may have been right in

calling the Bostonian safe. You can't tell about these things

' from the press box. You know how umpires make their decisions. By gestures, and in this case Stewart's gesture was made before the play was completed. This is not a case where you second guess the umpire. You ¢an see the gestures clearly from the press box. And Stewart did call this play before it was over. - . . . .

As Boudreau Goes, So Goes Cleveland

__|their first run of the series and 1/started the winning rally yester|day.

regular season with two days rest between starts and it may finally react against him.

’ : ‘ABR HO E He engineered-the pickoff play i it’ erely been Betdeq heir 30 hold own 4 Batut Holmes, rf. .... 4. 0 0" 2 o/in the first inning Thursday, toon of whet the Tnatans| Jimmy Bloodworth started Dark, ss. ...... 4 1.1 0 2|which nipped a Boston rally that|y,, 14 start to show their power. things off for Montreal in the|TOT8eson. 1b... 4 0 214.1 omight have nailed Bob Lemon|r; took great pitching to stp . ninth when he was safe on an|Eliott, 3b. ... 4 0.1 1 1/before he could get started. ‘em in the first game and when error with one out. Bloodworth Rickert, If. .... 4 0 0 5 0/ Boudreau launched one double that pitching fell off just enough was forced at second” by Oscar Salkeld, c. ....1 0 1.2 Olplay and took part in anotheriso as'not to be air tight, it wasn't ..L3rimes,. but then Bob. Morgan 27 Masi, ¢. ...... 1 00 1 0|which twice wiped Brave runners good enough. I don't think it a a Lig eg 4. 0-2-1.0 0off the bags. will be good enough from now on. CIiff Dapper, Banta, Sam Jeph-|SANKY, 25. 55d" PA A aonb sy SOIR at a8 AMIN. WICH “18” Cleves) roe, and Al Glonfriddo sewed up Spahn, p. . 00 0 “0 THIS WAS just another case(land, is bound to come out on| the game. Baeett Pp. tek . 3 S 2 Be Boudresy 3 ability to measure top RA x * cCormick . up to any -test. . pyright. 1048, by. The malanapsiss mes nh Ee AE {3 ES se gE BE -Hurler-Don- Newcombe. retired: Anders ...evse e's a good control pitcher an last two ASR eeoio sty rr rT e_makes them hit. His sest| TOMorrow' s “Broadeai for Banta. Totals ........32 1 8 27 13 3|asset is his CORTpOSIte" “dettvery. --fowa. at. Indlana—WIRE, 1:45 " “Clarence Podbielan' was ex-loX McCormick struck out for|He threw sidearm some of the p. m pected to pitch-for Montreal here|CArTett in Tth. : time, three quarters overhand| Michigan at Purdue—WISH, P real here: ganders out ~for/some of the time and occasionally|1:45 p. m.; WIBC, 2:30 p. m.

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switched to an underhand pitch. But in spite of the different; styles, he walked only three men which is pretty good considering that his arm must respond accurately to split-second changes in deliveries. . . .

In os Series Action

By Joe WILLIAMS, Stripps-Howard Staff Writer v

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IA BEAR 8, THE CALIFORNIA though other American League

t . coached by Lynn Waldorf, - for tab owners are press “ years” head football mentor at| to do so. - . . The Toes fm Northwestern University, will tr¥| well enough at their afternoon mightily tomorrow to uphold games to suit Briggs.

Pacific Coast prestige on the grid-| . es 8 5 iron... The BILLY SOUTHWORTH,

Bears are to Braves’ manager, probably will.ba

STEWART, incidentally, has had a tough series up to now. It was he who called the play at second base in the first game which led to the one run which decided the game. Most people I've listened to think he called it wrong. Also I've received wires

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from New York from people who saw pictures of the play. “Bou- | dreau had him by a mile,” they say. Sy le the B® second: guessed for not using a The Braves won the first game because they had the pitching. | Badgers at Berk- pinch hitter for Pitcher, Warren They didn't have the pitching yesterday and were beaten. They eley T hus/Spahn in the fourth inning yes- * look like a ball club that must win its games in the box. The far this season terday. . . . Cleveland : rapped

failure of Warren Spahn. to pick up where Johnny Sain left off in the opener was a blow to the Braves. . . . “ . 8 . BOUDREAU, the unwanted manager, starred in the attack yesterday for the Indians. It was his double that started the tworun uprising in the fourth and it was his single that drove home an insurance run in the fifth. From then on the American Leaguers had nothing to worry about for Lemon, the reformed outfielder-infielder, got sharper as he went along. From the fifth on he was in complete charge of the game. LEE J . . . 8 THE BRAVES showed signs of jitters yesterday. Young Dark kicked two balls at short and Elliott booted one at third. This was his third misplay in the series. The Braves have made five errors and Dark and Elliott have been guilty of all five. “They aren't hitting and that preys on their nerves,” Pie Traynor, the old Pittsburgh third baseman, explained,

y rf's/Spahn for a double, two singles gladiators ha v eland two runs in the top of the defeated Santa fourth, indicating the Cleveland Clara, St. Mary’ 8 boys had solved his StulL 5 WM 11 s/though the score was.on Navy TP Wis. Cleveland, when Spahn batted in * consin lost to In-|the fourth, he was a doubtful fin. Coach Waldorf diana and upset|isher at the time. .,. Boston runIllinois. . . . In four intersectional/ners were on third and second battles between Big Nine and Pa-|with one out when Spahn rolled cifice’ Coast Conference elevens|out to the pitcher and then this fall, the Pacific teams have Tommy Holmes made. the third . suffered decisive beatings. lout on a fy... . Spahn wis a Minnesota goose-egged the Uni-{in the next ‘inning Ww *R 3he versity of Washington, North-|American League champs and western toppled UCLA, Michiganjon him a second time for two blanked Oregon and Ohio State hits ahd a run. turned back Southern California. x & =

Raphi Swamp

This despite the fact Ohio/ A THE LONG FOOTBALL State was the Western Confer-| series between Penn State and ence's last-place finisher in 1947. Syracuse stands an exact tie. . Waldorf is blessed with many| In 25 clashes State has capable reserves this fall and all]

won 10, Syracuse 10 and there

h 1 ) of ‘his regulars will be ready for pave been five ties. .. . It's d d, {the coming of the Wisconsin War-| p..4 to match that for close riors. The Badgers made a ,iiajry down through the * “" Times Special 'surprising ‘comeback by defeating vears. . .. Their 26th meetin§

| DETROIT, Oct. 8—The Indian- Illinois after Indiana smothered {apolis Capitols and the Detroit them, 35 to 7 ,on Sept. 25, and

_|Coach Harry Stuhldreher’s lads Red Wings tuned up for the an are going to the West Coast with|

comes up onight in © racuse, with State favored to step ahead in the series tie. ” ” .

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iminor league teams. | The Caps skated through the Omaha Knights of the United States League, 11 to 2, while the parent Red Wings beat Cleveland, 7 to 1, in a second uit marked by two fights.’ | The Caps and Red Wings will close the pre-season training here '300' GRIND Meyer, a Sunday night with an exhibition “strictly average’ kegler came Bame.

In the final period of the - through last nightswith the first !petroit-Cleveland contest, Fred

{ f th rrent Thurier of the Barons struck pocisct. score. of e cure esr RINE RT, 2 BRR -iigpiin 0; bowling ‘season rolling with “He head with his stick. ede Carters Farm Market team In gan swinging his fists and Thurthe B. & L. Furnace Starters’ ier had to be helped off the J.

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nual “soup-kitchen™ hockey game ,, one thing on their minds . . last night * with triumphs over to chalk up another upset at the

Bears’ expense and to clinch the Big Nine's mastery over Pa ific Conference rivals.

s os - THE DETROIT TIGERS played 14 night ball games at home this year, the arc contests | attracted large crowds and the club benéfited in a big way at. the box office. . . . But President Walter O. Briggs announced he will not increase the number of

SHORTSTOPS WHO HIT like an outfielder are few and far between . . . Lou Boudreau is one, of course . , . Normally shortstops are hired to field and it, they hit in the 80's or maybe .290, they are accepted as capable to fill the position on a big league club . .. As an all-around star at bat, men, Boudreau is in a class by himself . . equal in the "master- minding role,

“|but they are | nonplaying skippers.

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By JOHN REID Aas ws. @f-Ahe DamnE 36250D. Jas. posted a

several the Uptown ableys last night by Dick Meyer.

Carters Farm Market team in the he-hit-168:in his first Bam [line for.a total of 65 |prize money that he almost had a Tuesday night. Dave Killion garnered top hon- ? bowled a 720 series with game tallies of 223-229-268. He was rolling for the National Malleable Steel League Team No. 8 at the Fountain Square lanes. His was

Clark, Left on bases—Cleveland THE DIFFERENCE in the

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to receive the Participation Award at the ABC. tournament next spring. This award, an arm patch emblem, is being introduced this year to be presented all bowlers who have rolled in 25 or more ABC tourna-

in the field and leader of -

. There are men his - .

: Boston 8. Bases on balls off —

in 2, Lemon 3. Struck out Lemon 8; Barrett

Potter 1. Hits offt—Spahn, 6 |415; Barrett, 1 in 2%; Potter,

Adlon. (in 2. Double plays—Holmes to

Torgeson; Boudreau to Gordon Robinson; Gordon to Boudreau

by two teams was more apparent in the second game. The Boston

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in figured in the Cleveland scoring and the boots showed that the |sureness isn't” there. It's also quite evident .now that Boston

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ua, Ia: , diana vs. Nate Arnold: 14 147, Li hasn’t any sustained power, while ecomindeJoe 8 ) ie onsen. Losing Pita. Spann. the Indians gave the .fans their irl ng). seat Wabash (Homecom Loutevitie res Summer , iif * hon INNO J tna (SIEWATL (N), 1b; Grieve (A), 2b; the pachas® Of solid hitting 18 Huntington at Ball State. apolls ‘ve. Doug Medier 181, ‘Louisrtie” | Barr ¢N), 3b; foul lines, Paparells Manager Billy Seuthworth is| Anderson at Manchester.

Four Rounds—Bud McS a wash iM Meshots 283. nan.

tendance—39 633.

JU to Get Aerial View:

Of Southwest's TCU

By BILL EGGERT, Times Staff Writer

BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 8—TCU, call letters for aerial football best known in the Southwest, comes here tomorrow to clash with Indiana University in one of the top intersectional college

football games of the day.

The airborne Horned Frogs, who went to extremes for this game by chartering a plane from Ft. Worth to Terre Haute, have

been rated TCU’s best eleven since the national championship|

club of 1938. That was before Hoppe IF se Bian, Bailey for the Spartans and also cost Franklin Township at South-{ their pride was deflated last week Brows ; no “Witucki | thé the playing services of port, 8 p. m. by Arkansas, 27 to 14. Brightwell ce Polce| quarterback - Bill Allerding | Lawrence at Greenwood, 7:30 IUs football scout Ted Marable hs W Bartiewies center Phil Seyfried. Both suf-|p

Whereatt, has forewarned the H oo sfers about ‘Lindy Berry's passing. Berry "has completed|= 16 of 41 passing attempts this season and also is the Southwest Conference's busiest backfield man on running plays with a 4.3 average in 63 -#mground plays. Although the football handicappers have made IU a 10 to 13point favorite, TCU scored a 14-13 victory over Kansas in the season's opener and followed up with a 21-14 decision over Oklahoma A. & M. Against the Aggies the Horned Frogs scored ‘three touchdowns in three minutes. Indiana, unbeaten in its two starts against Wisconsin and Iowa, again -will-depend..upon. its “iron. men” to double up on offense and defense. Quarterback

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utes out of a possible 120. Ranking close to Sebek are Guard Casimir Wituckl, Center Joe

John Goldsberry and Halfback George Taliaferro.

_ Taliaferro will match Berry's

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Americdns I. B. Hale. Meyer is one mentor

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