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© By JOE WILLIAMS, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer CLEVELAND, Oct. 9-The series continues to look like ‘something out of Currier and Ives. The gay 90's touch remains prominent as both sides box instead of slug. A two-base hit is a tremendous demonstration of batting malevolence. Even the White Sox famed hitless wonders of 1906 must have carried more menace, AE The Braves weren't ‘supposed to murder outfielders, Especially when their cne long-ball hitter, Jeff Heath, became physically insolvent. But the American League champions, here on their home grounds, which, incidentally, is equipped with a trick fence, were rated high in the better homicide circles.

"a . " no» id THERE HASN'T been enough destruction in the series to bring a mild word of reproof from a nursery teacher. That's why it's been dull from the point of view of the customers. To them the most enchanting sight in baseball is a pitcher getting his brains knocked out. The Indians are leading two games to one and seem sure to wrap it up speedily. They've depended largely on defense, that is pitching and support. In 26 innings they've scored six runs, made 17 hits, including three doubles and drawn seven walks. This means they've been on base 24 times. The National Leaguers, with two runs, count ‘em, two, 15 hits, including two two-baggers and six walks have been on 21 times.

s ~ ” ” . ” ALL TOLD the two rivals have scored eight runs in three games. The Yankees and the Dodgers scored that many in the first game of the 1947 World Series, and by the time the second game had been played they had scored 21 runs. These figures merely stress the mystery of what has happened to attack in this series. « Fine pitching is inspiring to watch and interesting. too, but for better or worse, it hasn't mass appeal. Pitching has decided each of the three games. It was ironic that Feller had to bow to Sain, in spite of a two-hitter, but it must be admitted he bowed to remarkable pitching.

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gi Photo by Lloyd B. Walton, Times Staff Photographer W-H-0-0-S-H—Broad ".ipple tackle John Lyman felt everything but the ball yesterday afternoon when he all but blocked Don Leppert's punt from behind the Continental goal line in the second quarter of the Washington-Broad-Ripple city series fracas at the Waestsiders' field. The Rocket lineman broke through and straddled Leppert's leq just as the ball left the kicker's foot. Broad Ripple won its first city contest, 20 to 6.

Rockets Well

x By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS ‘the line after the offensive had P Raa Apparently Broad Ripple's Rockets this year will see ta it that rolled 67 yards. > 7 ‘__lintroduction of Heller and players. [nether he Tigh. hurt that valu gE Ven bOI plays wil steed tavthelr path Jaading toward the! Tech ca Smack. In, the ale Hacker. sales. will be explained : sity grid prep Bithe: football team moved onto the road heading a He re pay aTand style of play ‘demonstrated: ; Broad Ripple's football te ii ! , 4 then will be divided has ise, guts ial JIreCON. FEROTIRY ufter weathering a rough-ride-againsi-a thrusts by Don Scharbrough and The aqua en that Bearden has more poise, g

nto two teams=for-a scrimmage and -stuff-than-any-young. pitcher. ny sam hat mage the Joa 2 Nitie Jotkier betors Bnalis Basi shu 0 lend 1247 at, the; Play Omaha Tomorrow I've seen come into baseball in bowing, 20 to 6, half.

| ’ t ime. It was his -two-bag-Tt was the Rockets’ first ven- wide.. Late in the third period, a The Caps will play their final a long time vas

1 into the city series flight 12-yard punt deep in Decatur's] FOAlUTed bY two 1oh§ dashes pre-season exhibition game to-'ger that upset a rookie pitcher ure in : 3 ) ,

As Told to John P. Carmic CLEVELAND, O€t. 9 baseball ‘in this series.

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ful drive goalward late In the... 3, when the host team then jogged 30 yards shortly And Zi. Wings Soden Haidy only run he really needed. third quarter. scored two touchdowns againstiafter opening of the third quar- over: 2 a for Smith Scores Speedway late in the period. ter for his second TD. {Lund, a defenseman, will round, IT WAS a smooth: win for Halfback Mike ° Purichla ay Speedway walkit off ‘with 1s 3 Kortepeter plunged for the extra out the playing roster. |Cleveland. Ken ‘Keltner made a ~. 504. Jack Smith on the 1l-yardto 12 triump EF QUATIOIDACK point, ce concep d Masi. The balls line from the 10 for the SIX: NoimiaH-Eidson"seored-fromr-thet Midway In the quarter Rorte: South--Grove--Jamboree on Conaiser and Most, The brit pointer. Purichia connected for two midway in the last 3688l0D peter scored on a 33-yard dash| South Groves’ apnual fall jam-|and the throws had to be snapped three more in the final canto but and then threw a 20-yard pass t0anq Wheeler - converted on a boree opened: today with a blind accurately. pass interceptions on both sides Clayton Carmichael who scam-|pjunge An 80-yard run by Bob par golf tournament. An ABCD Then in the sixth, with Dark nullified any additional major pered 50 yards to score. The tying Emmett on an’ interception ran pro-am will be held tomorrow in on second. you should have seen

threats. /marker, a pass from Eidson foriine count to 26 to 0 just before conjunction with - the two-day Joe Gordon go out to center field

tually all Ripple with Fullback onds remaining. ker Hall converted. Kortepeter scored close at 11 a.m. The club's an- fly. Both Boudreau Don Klinger blasting away like a| Speedway scored its first marker ner one early in the fourth nual banquet is scheduled for next siowed up on it prep school Chick Jagade. Klinger when Konnie King plunged from |, nd Lee MacGathey hurled a Tuesday night. ripped through for four first- the one-yard line — Shp 2 10 touchdown pass to Jim Mears for ree downs to set up a Stevens-to-Dick yard drive. Jack ayhugh con- "ec ol © iddle. Campbell toychdéwn pass good verted. Early in the fourth, Har- ard score. Score by Middle Namers | NOTRE DAME. Indiana. Oct. ype caries, it has been dominated

for nine yards, Stephens convert- old Kuykendall topped a 55-yard outh yard S port ... 0 & 21 12.39 , 5 9-—~Three of the top backfield men by pitching. Both teams have

. : march, going over from thei po, yn 1 0 0 0 Another Ripple drive was halted yard line. Score by periods: of the 194% Notre Dame squad gcored only six earned runs in 32 answer to their middle names in- innings. The big trouble with the

on the Washington 12, but the Speedway ....... 0 0 7 6—13 Lawrence Extended Stephens air arm reached out to/Ben Davis .....0 0 0 0.12312 pg. weaver and Dan Siler stead o heir first names. They Braves is that thev : can't get. Campbell and Shelby before we WwW . ’ are Left Halfbacks Joe Coy Mc- more ‘than ‘one hit in the same Klinger handed the Rockets their Howe Downs estfield provided .the margin of Victory/Gee and William Lancaster Smiih frame. They can’t get a rally go8 Halfback Jerry Logsdown was K Lf) 3 EB yg second TD to cap a 54-yard drive. a i, °® with two and one conversions, and Right Halfback William Led“ing. As long as the Cleveland the sparkpl esterday as Howe (Ing. 4 Stephens booted again. Pp Pos Ylaiting Westfield TesPectively, as Lawrence Central McKillip. End Charles Raymond pitchers don't walks anybody,

hit fi ht re- downed JE A mt Er raEh tod (team, 27 to 0. Logsdown ran for ¢Ked out a 21 t

and half the Washington team tWO scores and intercepted a pass preenwood at couldn't stop Klinger on his 13-/for a third as he turned in a ON wiord Weaver .and| vard touchdown jaunt. Roland spectacular afternoon's work. Ste Ma a al a 1 ‘Schroeder-blocked the conversion The first score for the Hornets * as hs ree 52 sr $ator attempt. was made by Quarterback Dick }¢ U CHRIS WIRIErE He The Rockets rolled to 200 yards Ferguson.. Tom Stanley made PIY FOUHCUIOC 0 PCICORTE off 19 first-downs, five of them by three conversions good, but the 204 F ID or re lor 3 . oat passés, while ‘the Continentals fourth, a plunge by Fullback p85! fal or “department, 16 to 10.| made five first-downs, four Dick Merchat, misfired. Score by periods: . through the air. Broad Ripple hit| - Howe again threatened to score, rence Cent ' 7 7 0 7-21 eight of 16 aerials and Washing-!from the 6 as the game &losed. Greenwood tt 6 6 0 6-18 ton got 5-for-15, losing three by! Scores by periods: 2 senses interceptions. Total passing yard-| Howe ....... 0 6 1 14—21 Redskins Win Fourth

age favored Ripple slightly, 83 to Westfield .....0 0 0 0— 0 jranual's Redskins |. notched!

79, but not the penalties, 65 yards . . { | to 30 for Washington Three play- Tech Wins First fre oan ag i ve! ers-<two of them Ripple-ites—| Tech High School's not-s0-Big je 20 to 0. at the upstaters’| were evicted for unnecessary Green footballers won their first field last night roughness. Score by periods: North Central Conference game! Jack Roberts: returned a punt Broad Ripple .... 718 0 0-20 in thfee starts with a 24-to-13 g5 yards for the first touchdown| Washington ..... 0 0 6 0— 6 victory over Logansport yester- i the first period, then Ray Price

¥ Decatur Wins, 13 to 6 day at the East Side field. went over from the 11-yard line)

The result was particularly dis- ) » i 1 Decatur Central made its Mid- tasteful to Logansport Coach Bob ih the $001] Sent a Detors Andy|

State Conference record 2-1-1 by Faris, a 1934 graduate of Short-| In the fourth period, Frank|

nicking Brownsburg, 13 to 6, at ridge and long-standing Tech ’ cima ADO JALOE'S Bold. VOSLOEAAN. FINAL... AE Mazar tallied the fal TD

and - Doby and .Gordon

so he cut between 'em and made the play. But when vou look back over

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ITY, COUNTY SCH le 20, Washington 6 24, Logansport 13. Pike Township 36, Deaf School 14,

Pike “Township won ‘its fourth

{Decatur 26, New H ‘ "Portland grid victory in five starts yester-

Alexandria 25, Portland 6 Muncie Cefitral 27, Marion 8, -.

gwninip 36 De |New Casile 3. And day. turning back the Silent ren Central 33, Beech Grove 0 [Brasil 20, sullivan '18" | [Eroonters, | 20-24. at - U8 Deaf, “ran wren iii tL oy 11 Mart eo {8epoal Aiken UP WO HOE] htm am mss ies wn opi co - 0 Jo Yc umburg * Rosheiie 3 Mahtsis 6 1 — in the ary et and RING TO GRIDIRON-—The powerhouse in the fine for fhe Lavrence Central 31, Greenwosd 1. Michigan City 8. Marys 30, Woodrow|was never headed, alth the| Lincoln Bears, Indianapolis’ Negro independent football team, is

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{lle hy . " University 14, Bedford ¢. BE Hau

Willie Clemmons, the former local Golden Gloves. amateur boxing champion and ex-National AAU fistic king. He plays’ tackle and is an important cog on both offense and defense. The Bears have won three straight. Their foe tomorrow afternoon at Municipal stadium, will be a traditional rival, the strong Covington, Ky.

losers matched tallies in.the third and fourth periods. Score by periods:

n , {Warsaw 19, Gluffton 0. . COLLEGES [Boston U 14, Colgate 13.

Detroit 40, San Francisco 7

10 0. Penn State 34, Syracuse 14 Pike Township ..14 0 6 6-26 tmeyer 33, Urbana, Ili, 0. [Villanova 19, Miami (Ma.) 0.

eyes 3 3 ianovs, 10. Miami of h | Silent Hooslers.. 0 0 7 7-14 Crawfordsville 0. West Virginia Tech 12. olenvine sue 0 | Warriors Notch Fifth

13 Latayeite 13 (tie ia | Prankfort 0. onticel te Cerst 19, yet

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IR mb Bb bi TR By ? n 9, ‘ arren Central Warriors a Came 3%, Hiisiaie, ia. |a_fifth triumph to thelr season’s| The Indianapolis * Lipeointwhich will start at 12:30.

| Presbyterian Hy tkine | ig 8 Kent State 3d, ATheaburg 1. sville Central 14. Mt Union 14. Findlay 0. 5 : “ TAlabama 48, Duquesne §

Dubuque 40, Nissonsin Tech 0. -{ Morningside 22, North Dakota State 7.

string yesterda o- | Bears; semi-profegsional fd¥tball| The Bears hung a convincing clalon SE eh 3:0 the team,” 18 scheduled to meet the 32 to 0 lacing on the Rushville host's field. - . [Covington (Kentucky) Rockets (Indiana) Merchants lad SunFullback Weiland led the scor- In the headliner of a twin bill day at the stadium.

R _ Watburg 10, Buena Vista (Ia) 14 ing with ‘th tomorrow at 2:00 p. m. in the left hall, scored® “three touchWich , : g ree / touchdowns and : \ : 14 Suthane 7. Guiltord , Randolph Macon § an ‘extra point from placement. Municipal Stadium. 1800 8. West down. on runs of 15. 70. and 3

{Utah State 22, Arizona State 17 t.. Michael's 12, Lowell Textile

i » (Warren Central counted twice in St. The Bears will be seeking yards, respectively. John Taylor, n City 8 | Kearney Teachers 14, Nebraska Wesleyan §,

the first quarter and three times their fourth straight win of the the fullback, scored the other two

; “Wayne 8t. Thomas 26, MacAlester 0. . '|season againit no losses. © The touchdowns on a 1l-yard plunge : th . 8co fods: * stra’ Cathiie 12. South Bend Richigona Fuman 00 he third, Sore "8% o_ga|Northeide Trojans "and . Buzz and a 20-yard pass interception. tks. San Prancisce Sate 13. Numpold: State 1. ih Grove OL Oe o Bucket, both local ‘teams, will Vernon Ransome kicked the two : % Weston +38, Color a So Beech, seta aby Gori \ in the preliminary game extra points. fo: : . a hi Same TR RR + ~' ya oe a

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To See Caps By Bearden’s Slide

-We're looking at some real old-fashioned Good pitching, by which I mean steady. Even the Braves have had good hurling, but unfortunately for them it has been in relief, after the game was lost. at the Indianapolis Capitols next | been a triple or a home run in three games, which is unusual for

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)COreS Pike Wins, 26-14. | Peril on Co

Bd Goolemas, ox Hum _sOeorge. ale . eran erélans C1 Bob Carn a - Walter Eggerding,

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LEMON CAME next and he should have scored a shutout for the Indians’ first victory. Yesterday it was Bearden, the Purple Hearter, who had won the play-off game to put the In. dians into the series for the first time in 28 years. Bearden pitched a marvelous game. Not one pass. Only five hits. And he fielded flawlessly. Thus, the Indians have had four pitchers to go all the way in four big games: Bearden in the play-éff, followed by Feller, Lemon and again Bearden in the first three series games, ’ The Braves haven't been able to match this sort of pitching. Only Sain in the opener, has lasted. Spahn took an’ early bath, in the fifth in the second game. Bickford was taken out before the fourth was over yesterday.

~ . » . ~ THEN THE relleters came in and proceeded to pitch glittering ball. Barrett and Potter went 425 innings without allowing «an earnéd run in the second game and, yesterday, Voiselle and the aforementioned Barrett pitched shutout ball for another 4%;-inning stretch. , The: weather may be affecting the hitting. There's -always a stiff wind blowing in from the Charles River in Boston’where the first two games were played. And out here yesterday it was damp and chilly, though it seemed to me the wind favored the hitters.

. ~ » . k ~ » ~ . THE BRAVES’ rookfe shortstop, Alvin Dark, blew yesterday's game and is therefore a leading candidate for goat-of-the-series ‘honors. He made a wild throw on a possible double-play ball and it gave the Indians their first run in the fourth. One was all they needed. It was Dark’s third error in the series. The Indians came up with two double plays, but in neither instance was Lou Boudreau, their manager, who is also general manager of Double Death, Inc., involved. If the Indians have decided they can do it without Boudreau it must be obvious they feel they have nothing further to fear from the National Leaguers. As a matter of record, the brilliant Frenchman didn’t even get a ball out of the infield yesterday. Maybe he’s hored too.

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THE BRAVES have a grieve ance, the infielders, that is . . . about the condition of the infield in Boston. . . . Bob Elliott, third baseman, and Alvin Dark, shortstop, made five errors between them in the first two y

Elliott and Dark think the club owners used

players claim the ground i. around third and short was Druse Betoel wrecked by the gridders. ... . This situation recalls the 1928 Little World Series, Indianapolis Indians vs. the Rochester Internae tional Red Wings. . . . Billy Southworth, current Braves mane« ager, was the Rochester skipper in “1928. . . . The Indians rolled into Rochester in the morning and Manager Btuno Betzel and several Tribe players journeyed out to the ball park to inspect the field. Red Wing Manager Southworth was already sweating it out with the park superintendent and crew, who were

s Warmed [Bill Roberts Is Standout In Ring Show

By JOHN V. WILSON -

By ROGERS HORNSBY

hael, Times Special Writer

But there hasn't

Third" Game Box Score

Boston Braves

‘notice of his

Bill Roberts, 18-year-old South Side heavyweight boxer, served| workouts a day ‘and wrecked up-and-coming | both infield and outfield. . . ability last night with an eight-| Southworth fooled his bosses and

slaving to fill holes and doing other odd jobs trying to make the field presentable for baseball. . . . It looked like a kicked up back lot. . .. Southworth explained that the front office had made a grave blunder. . .. About 10 days before the end of the International L.eague regular season the Rochester team's executives, on the [prowl for extra sugar. decided ithe Red Wings were out of the pennant race. , .. The park was rented to a football team. which promptly took over with two

« Then

. ” " PLAYOFFS IN BASEBALL were unheard of in 1928 and the

] . The Indians proved the better fielders on. the ragged field and won both ends & Se tiel) THEE Fa “Here + « «But the football team drove

chester club had to pay through

ABR H O A E round unanimous decision over{the Red Wings drove to the Holmes. rf. ... 4 D 0 2 0 o Bob O'Bannon in the opening in-|pennant in a photo finish. Dark, ss. :.... 4 0 1 3-2 1 door ring show at the Armory. . McCormck.If 4 0 1 6 0 0 Led by the stocky youth, local Elliott, 3b. vue 3 20.1.2 1 0 boys gained a better than even FoNeCornitk 1 3% 108 1 ooshere of «decisions. over olil-d aT ochenter i Conatser, cf. .. 3 0 0 1 0 0 tOWA opporents:” Approximately} the kittie We Masi, €. «ous. .i3 0 0 2 0,0 2400 fans were on hand for the| Indianapolis. . . Stanky, 2b. ... 3-0 1 2 3 o Show, and they went away well 5 Qa Reo AEWALed as, Nate .Arngld, out.) Voiselle, p. ... 1 0 0 1 0 © pointed Bob Simmons jn another of Ryan. ...ceoeeee 1. 00 0.0. Ao. populat vietory. op i p “Staggered in Fourt Barret, 3. 800 0 oo Roberts displayed a good Totals ....... 20 0 5°24 7 1 jabbing left coupled with a pay

en scored on Dark’s error in 3d). Two base hits—Bearden, Dark.| Sacrifice Bickford.

Sgro Gains KO Joe 8gro, local

ford 1. 313: Voiselle, 1 in 323; Barrett, 0 in 1.

Doug. ‘Medley, Louisville light

to Gordon to Robinson, Keltner fourth round of

Pitcher —

Stewart (N), plate; Grieve (A), Roberts into the ropes.

|sensed something might happen 1b; Barr (N), 2b; Summers (A),| Bud McShea. Indianapolis, out-

3b; foul lines—Paparella (A), pointed Lee Deck of Anderson in| Pinelli (N). Time 1:36. Attend- the four-round middleweight ers ance—-70.308. opener.

welterweight, > Born ch lon) Lent op floored Mickey Janoski for the [Bases — Boston 3, Cleveland 7. : i ; count in a semi-windup to gain couple of great Jlays in that fifth p, "on Balls—0fr Bickford 5. the only KO of the evening. Sgro Struck Out-By.Bearden Ae Bick~! caught hig opponent in-the setond:Hits—Off Bickford. 4 in round and sent him down in 1:18,

Double Plays—Dark ° to weight, scored a TKO victory over Stanky to F. McCormick, Bearden |Bob Roberts. Indianapolis. in the their battle. But in the first half, it was vir- the conversion, failed with 10 sec ine fourth period began. Jack blind tourney and entries will for Mike McCormick's twisting to Gordon to Robinson. Losing Referee Bob Utter stopped the | Bickford. .Umpires — fight after Medley had battered

-| the nose to get the gridders to cancel their lease on the park

Northwestern's request .

» - . DURING THE REGULAR National League season this year, Manager Billy Southworth of the Braves threw his right-

all lefthanders and the lineup -| changes resulted in rival southpaws being~defeated more than 60 per cent of the time . . . But the Braves did not bat against Gene Bearden in reg‘ular season.

~ » . THE TWO McCormicks, Mike and Frank (unrelated) and PitchCharles (Red) Barrett and {Clyde Shoun of the Boston Braves

= all played under Bill McKechnie,

now Cleveland coach, when he managed the Cincinnati Reds . ..

. J By owling ‘Em Over some I= our face red! Joe Pritchett and Miller Ensminger were Sur- pi. fret World Series . . . prised to learn that they had been bowling at the Speedway and ,

{West Side lanes Thursday night, as we said here, instead of their 4... led. regular positions at the Delaware alleys. We are sure that it is im-

possible for a man to be two places at the same time.

Uptown alleys came through again last night with the highest score when Paul Mansfield, in the St. Joan of Arc American League,

constructed 669 with games of 212-258-199 Co. team_ Bud Schoch was right

Tom Walker. Naval Ordnance for the Krop Forge Forrest Warmouth. Allison Np. 2 Charies Weish, Em~Roe Miled - Frank Disiinger. Ih, St. Ratiway Mixed behind him with 667 for. the Herff Richard Hic o. Kingan A and A r

Jones team in the Fox-Hunt Clas. Buck Enlow.

john Blosser. Real Bilk Mixed

sic League. His game tallies were Ed Schott, Chevrolet Night Workers, .. 54 dmel, Ertel Machine . ror Sa Weldner, USAF, assistant proapolis Traffic Club League, James Joe Ruddick. Pub. Service Co., Indiana 5

3331 tacties S18

244-201-222. With the Indian- E78 Brénel Erie Yi ced

Les Gregory, Allison Jets Dawe posted 653 with games. of j,; Grayson, ‘Diamond Ch. Nt. Wkrs

226-246-181 at the Delaware drives. 'J. Staab, Print Craft A

5€4 5631 562 559 558 dgeport Brass LE] i 549

“Rookie” 8atch Paige of the Cleveland club was asked if he felt nervous on the occasion of ‘No, this old campaigner.” he “but maybe some of

these other lads.”

. LJ ” WEST POINT ARMY now has a graduate stationed on the Notre Dame campus and maybe the old grad will use his influence to get Army back on the Irish football schedule before the mext war finishes off 9! the world. . .. He is Capt. J. J.

4| fessor of military science and at the Notre Dame air ROTC. . ... The captain

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. WV ickford for the simple rea- Ryan struck out for. Voiseile Of right-hand punch to worry the after two positive takeoffs against | 1TOLOTY Snabied Seve gas. scored again in the: late minutes MOTTOW night in Detroit against very Biekron han Be, " Nan struck out for. VOISell® Jefrersonville Negro in six of the| to permit the series to go on. And it won't be of the game, rolling 60 yards to, : 3 3 i 4 eo eight rounds. = O'Bannon was su OR -0l town Tel oh lover #bm the two-yard line at _ pg hig i dg jabbed _ Holdovers from the last year's 'h® pg te Inguun Pat: ng Cleveland Tusa A E Staggered in the fourth round by NORTHWESTERN had a sellThe Rockets slashed at the phe acart of tie Boul SeaNOn. ids three yards through center for Cap squad include Ed Nicholson Talking about hard basaball, Mitchell. 1f 300 2 0 of right tothe mouth and again Out crowd today, playing the MinContinentals on the ground and! RCH oe eo break the the score. Score by periods: and ey ulin, Selensesion: that Dale Mitchell also showed Doby, cf. ...... 3 0 1 1 @ oP the fifth’as Roberts found Hie nesota Stiduere : «sA04 he Wilda | workmanlike us : |Teeh ..,...... 0 12 .0 12-24 Fat’ Lundy, center; * i : drear range. ree remaining travelin tirougis the hl} Win 20 points/ Ue: Jack Prmmines pamed Biel, Tol port wT 0 0 nu doisky and Baldy McKay, left Some oa Jab inning. He went Boudreay, 55 3 0 . 3 : : O'Bannon was behind again in|games, at Michigan, Wisconsin , : eteau, right |4¢ 8660 : i Bo 3°4. : jught|and N al: ‘ bore tha Continenaie got bk Tone 15, 2 Pan, 1, ELL Ta 8 So ving. ah acy Brunet righ 4000 18 0 LEAR Sh 14 18 5 4 fume even Sa movers ent and owe Dame” are wei mae Bt first Bennett for the conversion. Score| ’ broke tor 10 Teturn from Detroit or Omaha hi be Jorred, dup he alse Kai Judnich. rf. ... 3 0.0 1 0.0 ,, ing contender for the state| cats still have some games with and on-lis-ewn. Jour In bY Periods. bee - eeler _Droke loose fOr ,re Al Dewsbury. de that Alvin Dark. a first-year Robinson. 1b. . 3 0 114 0 0 re Svrac "oe —— ” : : . . — a oi 'y.. defenseman; a. title often. Syracuse, Ohio Stat : Bobiivw stand oi-lob Gig. 048 to DECATF CERL. 800 7-13 three touchdowns tast might a3-Tign Marrison. center: Rod and SOUSOR- Na handing he. bell Hogan. eripry 30.1500, ATRoId, Tha Sate Sal erw IE] Thile isthe. Iasi season for the Rockets four only to falter Brownsburg ..... 0.0 0 6= 8 southport trounced ™ Franklin Fernand Gauthier, right wings. un De barges right soot Daag Dearden: po... 3 1 2 0 8 0 champ received a 2-1 nod from|the traditional Notre Dame-North-after’ a pass interception. Don Speedway Gets Scare Township, 39 to 0, at Roosevelt. Newcomérs will be Goalie TerTY tprow and send the ball into the Totals —-......38.2 527 16 0 N° Judges. although he at etern series, usually one of the Leppert, a rugged triple-threater,| | Stadium. Sawchuk, up frog Omaha, and s. “By breaking up the away with a badly cat eye. Thefbest games on the major football ppe Stephens’ pass bn .. A fourth-quarter rally by Ben Stadium 4 (Det en Frank Melong andr os : g up Boston ........ 000 000 000— 0 yqyisville boy's showing in the|calendar year after vear . .. The Jugereept Step a success. DAViS almost burst the County! Two minutes before the halt, | oe Sheen Center ey Reid | double play. Mitchell made it Cleveland ..... » 001 100 00x— 2 fourth and seventh rounds gave series is being abandoned at the Ripple unc |championship bubble of Speedway Wheeler scored on a 34-yard run, | y 3 at ¥ |possible for Bearden to store the. Runs batted in—Hegan(Beard: nim the winning points. ’

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