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By MILTON RICHMAN, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 1T—Election day is just around the corner and so is a heavy landslide for Phil Rizzuto of the Yankees and Jim Konstanty of the Phillies as the most valuable players in their re-

spective leagues.

It is exceedingly difficult, if not downright impossible, to single! out any major leaguer who contributed more to his 2lub in 1950 than

Rizzuto or Konslanty. The pint-sized Yankee shortstop should win the American League award by a comfortable. enough although Billy Goodman

"of the 'RtdaSiox also 13 expected

to poll his share of votes. Konstanty in 74 Games Rizzyto, a veritable whirling dervish on spikes, played in every one of his team’s 155 games, batted a rousing .324, fielded with the easiest grace imaginable and to top it all off, stole 12 bases. Konstanty, while saddled with #8 less impressive assignment, was every bit as brilliant for the Phillies. Cast in a relief role, the blonde, bespectacled 34-year-old righthander was called on day after day and established a startling mark for consistency in emergencies. He won 16 games, lost only seven and set a modern major league record by appearing in 74 games. “He's My Boy” Then, to prove he was capable fn any contingency, the wellspoken Worcester, N. Y., wizard made his first start of the year in the opening game of the World Series and gave a creditable account of himself before absorbing a 1 to 0 defeat against the hardhitting Yankees. Neither Rizzuto nor Konstanty require campaign managers to muster votes for them but each has a legion of supporters. ‘ Manager Eddie Sawyer of the Phillies said it simply and elo-| quently after naming Konstanty to start the World Series. ;

—y — made a quick recovery, Egan said, gions k ; i” | Southern Dark Hors {y ed and “in -all probability will be | an short everyone running long Lewis, guard, and Oldham. {with the Detroit Tigers in eight young ball players?” Dyer's ultié ri lcompletely recovered in another - Watford, now in his 24th year, 8ames of the 1939 season. In 1942 mate fate was definitely decided

C ° # | Others hurt in the game includ- ~ a 5 wv include: lubs Upse ing Forecasters ed Capt. Jerry Rien and John FerVis Henderson-to-Ed, Stewart SPares They include: Holgey (aa5on he was on the voluntarily came through for the Giants and

> fly ball skyhigh in front of the Hickman, end: Virgil Barnett, retired list Ph y ~ |Mazur, severe charleyhorses, Bob _° Jig . illies within weeks after they BD 1 Unscored-on Clemson, Wake Forest, Williams, bruised ribs and lett 8021 Post that let the air out ofiguard; Eugene Ferguson, half-| In 1945 he returned to the left the Cardinals. SOIR oo MRE » : J |shoulder, Jack Landry, spraine Sacre eart's hopes for an un- pack; Lon Watford Jr. tackle; Cleveland lineup where he played Saigh openly. touted the Cardi- WR oa) My Washington and Lee, Duke Rate High ankle and black eye, John Helwig, defeated season and its first city Alfonso Gonzales, end; Charles three seasons. He joined Indi- nals as a pennant threat last 161 N. MERIDIAN ST By GORDON SEARS, United Press Sports Writer bruised leg muscle, Bob Toneff, championship in history. Felton, tackle; . Orville Brown, anapolis of the American Associa- spring but the club finished in the RALEIGH, N. C, Oct. 17—Maryland might still turn out to be bruised knee, and Bill Gay, Heart-Breaker To Lose fullback, and Harold Banks, tion in 1948 and 1949, and then second division for the first time Hawthorn the power team of Southern Conference football but pre-season bruised heel. ‘ It was a tough one for Sacred guard. . moved to the Pittsburgh Pirates since 1939 and was a badly Di forecasters were busy hunting alibis today to explain how so many . . Heart to lose in the final 46 sec-| The Tigers are tougher than fOr the remainder of the 1949 Winded team at the close of the inner dark horses happen to be neck-and-necking down the stretch. Smith Praises onds. Then Dick Highbaugh, a |ast year, but, despite the record, Season. ' National League race. Only Stan Clemson, for instance, was written off as a scrappy lightweight chunky-built 157-pounder, crashed Coach Watford is building for | rm rs Musial came through as expected. Complete! fn ‘a~field of heavyweights: oe : ' 1: over for the 7-to-8 victory, next year with this year's fresh- i Four Units Need Aid Served Every Evening “But a& the Cletnson Tigers filed] st the floormat Wolfpack of oosiers Line Play Winning also helped Attucks’ men, ’ ’ Walt Kolish Accepts The new manager will be faced STH P.M.

their claws for their annual “Bloody Thursday” battle . with] South Carolina, they carried an unscored-on record of wins including Missouri and North Carolina State. It was hard to explain away, despite the fact that Clemson has a brassbound line, a beautiful backfield and an endless repertolre of split-second plays which seldom misfire, ! Win 8 Straight Then there's Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons lost most of their stars of last year and were objects of great pity. So Wake Forest tied Boston College 7-7 in the opener and then took the next three games with 103 points to the opponents’. 7. That included North Carolina, the team picked! to roll easily through the year, because folks just couldn’t forget the days of Charlie Justice. That brings up. George Wash-| ing, a name some sportswriters were mildly surprised to learn belongs to a team as well as a president.” George = Washington garries three straight wins in the confererice for a clean 1.000 per-

centage—at least until Saturday

when - Wake Forest lays its perfect conference record before the! Colonials. YEA Washington and Lee was another team overlooked when preseason laurels were handed out. But Washington and Lee looks like one of the surest bets to! sweep the conference, with a mild assist from the ‘schedule. The] Generals have three solid conference victories against no losses and almost upset non-conference Virginia last week. | Duke Undefeated { Duke, bane of the bookmakers, still was undefeated in conference play. this week — but just

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Redbirds’ Hemsley May Be Cards’ Pilot Crispus Attucks Gridmen Rising on City Prep Horizon Keane of Rochester

dg : Also Being Mentioned For Rebuilding Task

Eddie Dyer Steps Out After Team Finishes

In Second Division First Time Since 1939

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17 (UP)—The word today was Rollie Hems~ ley or Johnny Keane, will inherit one of the most difficult recone struction jobs. in baseball—that of rebuilding the once-great St. Louis Cardinals. . The $30,000-a-year headache seemed set for one or the other, {although Owner Fred Saigh gave no hint of Eddie Dyer’'s succes{sor yesterday when Dyer re- . isigned. Saigh is expected to an-' nals haven't had one since inounce the new manager during Walker Cooper. : the major league meetings next. FOUR: A right-handed power ‘December. hitter. Musial and Enos SlaughBoth candidates turned in ex- ter swung the big sticks the last ; w ‘cellent jobs with Triple-A Cardi- four years and both are lefties. #5 \ 3 DRE nal farm clubs last season. Hems- The Cards haven't had a danger- : i Ea ley's Columbus, O., Redbirds won ous long-ball hitting rightOne day as - o : ) ’ : ’ the American Association play- hander since Whitey Kurowski able Joe Diageo the noma Charles West, Leonard Manuel, Clifton Lewis, Gus Anderson, Charles Morton, Dick Murray and Willis Oldham, fine. left to right], offs and beat Baltimore in the retired. : stanty is one of the best I've seen and Halfback Dick Highbaugh, Quarterback Harold Harvey, Fullback Ed Stewart and Halfback Pervis Henderson donned T-shirts and | Little World Series. Keane's TT in a long while,” and a few days shorts for their light workout in yesterday's summertime heat. Capt. Murray, out with a scalp infection, and West, gave way to Rochester, N.Y. Red Wings won Rickey Still

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| | “Konstanty lost a game here and there,” Sawyer observed, “but ‘he never let me #lown. He's my boy.” | And from Yankee Manager {Casey Stengel came this tribute {to Rizzuto: : | “I've seen a lotta’ shortstops in imy time but outside of Hans {Wagner,” none of 'em rate with {my little guy.” | From every corner of the base-! {balle world came repeated praise! for both Konstanty and Rizzuto. Williams 49 Choice 3 |

before it was Lou Brisste of the, Starters Holsey Hickman and Charles Felton when Attucks snapped Sacred Heart's victory string at five-straight Saturday, 7 to 6. The [the International League pennant Athletics, pointing to Rizzuto and Tigers play Sheridan at Shortridge Friday at 2 p. m.

1 exclaiming, “there goes mister! er eae FOUR OF the playorts. A Dodger

number orie, not just good but Veteran Catcher

” u » ” ” = } ——— SE tr , * . » | There was more th itt 1 N D Re ulars Tigers Ready for Sheridan Les Flemin Neither has managed a big BILLINGS, Mont., Oct. 17 (UP) ) an a piilance 2 . league team in the past. Hemsley, Branch Rickey is still a Brook-

of protest after last winter's bal- After Nicking Tough Spartans 43, was associated with seven . Dodger employee looking for

loting when Boston's Ted Wil-! . * C liams ¢ 3v JIMM N ed clubs, including the Cleveland Ca ” Rizzuto” wa A ara 23a On In U List Attuck h oo PE ANGELOFOLOL | Sold to Toronto [Indians and New York Yankees, & Joh 8¢cording to the man who ttucks is happy. lin 18 seasons as a big league should know— Rickey himself.

but lost to Baltimore in the fina

looked. | Why not? What other way could Crispus Attucks’ football .atcher. K 3 sve é From this particular corner, SOUTH BEND, Oct. 17 (UP)— Tigers salve over some of its losing pain than to ne one. that SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17/°2icher Keane. ow never played - Rickey—who offered his 25 per Williams was the right choice for Nine Notre Dame regulars were can help make them well. | (UP)—The San Francisco Seals| (i130 Ra Sagus Bl of emi cent of the Brooklyn club for 49 and Rizzuto, himself, was the on the injured list today as a re- The Tigers feel better. They shed their winter woolens, pads! baseball club -of the Pacific! apa - CD and made him Sale —said last night’ he had not first to admit it. ) {sult of Saturday's win over Tu- and all, yesterday, and slipped into summertime garb. They sort of | Coast League have announced the a er of their Albany. Ga. teen offered a4 new contract to Heck he said when ques- lane, shuffled around but did plenty of ——— ——— sale of First Baseman Leslie Eb in 1938. His teams have Tun the team in 1951. He said his tioned, Williams is the best play-| Junior left guard Paul Burnsirunning. ’ climb to Leonard Manuel, a Fleming to Toronto of the In- won five pennants in the last present contract as general manrn and J was 3 thi even was the most seriously hurt. and Coach Lon Watford, one of In- “plump” 195-pound tackle. ternational League for an ‘“un-/ ... oo... "lager expires on Oct. 28 and in- ! Dr. Shermap Egan sald he was dianapolls’ most respected high Henderson, 172, and Stewart, disclosed amount. Their proximity to young talent dicated he would be willing to re-

This time, however, Rizzuto is's a “ i ble i . ativ in a position where he has to takeitractare of the left var i sulin. Bri vg Gra. 180, are the two junior backs re-| Indianapolis ee unt n [he Cardinal fare cain 1s the Dodger Tub. ¢ Bead of 3 backseat to Bo ome pis has He definitely will be unable t0 ham, ex-Indiana line stalwart, turning. Anderson and Charles finished his first year on the Shot paslice Sa yas he ore Rickey, here with Robert Cobb the hard iy e ge lay Azuusl Tndisna minor cone | Tom Bleet, ex-Butler line West, 169, have a year to go. Pacific Coast, led the league for Saigh insisted the Cardinal sys- of the Hollywood Pacific Coast uster, took over. Attucks spirit Highbaugh! who runs the flank runs batted in during most of tem was producing young talent League club, predicted “Brooklyn

And speaking of winning the cussion. ‘ ade the h i { . | 1m ot, sunshine air light. the season, but slacked off toward ‘ould be strong conte f 3 a oro | ‘ | ! ov ts o - Son, L 8/AC ¢ as fast as it ever did under © niencer r hard way, th precisely how| Billy Barrett, right halfback, Tiger passers gave everyone movements for Attucks, and Har the end to finish fourth. Branch Rickey. Dyer replied, the pennant next year regardless

Konstanty did it, too. \who also had a concussion, has yoaq work. Informal passing ses- Vey. are seniors. So are Clifton The 34-year-old Texan played «Well then where are all

the ©f Who ran the club.”

The pass was Attucks’ weapon

; . g i he played a complete season with after tw his discar of warfare Saturday. It was a at Attucks, has some promising o of his discards, Pitchers

day or two.” y Cleveland, and during the 1943-44 Jim Hearn and Xen Johnson,

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orth Carolina State 7-0. Duke BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 17 (UP) losing—13 to 0 to Cathedrdl, 20 —— . Pro Basketball Job "with four vital departments that

1so cost the alumni a fortune in —Indiana's Hoosiers survived the to 12 to Shortridge and 45 to 7 . uy rey . _ need strengthening: . sts when Tennessee rolled Ohio State fussle without injuries, to Ft. Wayne Central Catholic, a Robinson Gets LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 17 ONE: Pitching. The Card 75¢ to SI. 5

hrough to win 28-7. |Coach Clyde Smith reported to- big team that's roughing ‘em all (UP)—Walter Kolish has re- staff, supposedly blessed Wwith| youll like us for lunch and With the bell about to open day, as he sent his gridders up in the state. Court Summons signed as secretary and publicity MOre starters than any other in| 00 ye the Show Snack, too! he fifth round, it was still any- through light drills for the Notre Attucks had bumped ‘Manual a . the league, did not produce a 15- Sr a Tek [08 s y ! COLUMBIA. 8. C.. Oct. 17 (UP rector of the American Associa- ; »ody's fight. Maryland plays its Dame game. 25 to 0, then the going became +8. C,, Oct. ) | game winner in 1950. Open continuously 11 A. M. te

irst conference game against] Despite losing their Big Ten rough. It was rough Saturday, —Jackie Robinson, second base- (tion to accept a job as general,” pw: Marty Marion. Mar-| } A M TH 2 AM. Saturday. NV. C. State, which gamely hurls game to OSU, Smith praised his too, because Attucks had to play man of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Manager of the Louisville Alum-jion's health got steadily poorer| Large paved, lighted parking tself into the path of almost any- squad. without Capt. Dick Murray, the|y.e handed a summons before he inites. of the National Profes-|last season and it is question- ares.

“ "a e- i ; i A i me. Clemson still must face] “I think we gave a good ac-bone-bruising tackle, thrower and, .. . now vork yesterday after sional Basketball League, it Waa El ee A aA Nguat

Vake Forest. And Duke, ready count of ourselves,” he said. “We punter who is recuperating from, announced today or not, must hit Marylafid, Wake made some mistakes, improved a scalp infection. (playing in an exhibition game ¥ |produced or bought. Eddie Mil'st and North Carolina. some, and we'll continue to im- Murray is as good as any line- here. | Bruce Dudley, president of the (jor picked up for the job last

Wonder what happened to alllprove as the season progresses.” man in Indianapolis and he’s bet-| phe complaint signed by Colum- American Assoclation baseball spring, was given his uncondi- Dy? / Vis hose forecasters? The woods Smith paid special tribute to In-|ter than most. His leadership and pia Promoter Roy Sims accused league, said he recommended Ko-/tional release the other day. | : were full of them five weeks ago. diana’s line for giving splendid inspiration have helped Attucks the Negro star of failing to ap- lish for the job. Kolish had been] THREE: The old problem of RESTAURANT {pass protection to little Lou make up for its manpower short-near at an exhibition game last with the Association for the past coming up with a dependable N. MERIDIAN AT SIXTEENTH | D’ Achille. age and—in many cases—lack of yeqr, two seasons. major league catcher. The Cardi- :

| ' size. l nt re meen . errr ELLE - = ” mem— State Releases ‘Holcomb Reduces | The 192-pound tackle had missed

i few minutes of action before the| Purdue Contact Work Spartan clash. But it isn't only

today there would be only a min- © Oldham a. Top End "+ The State Conservation Depart- imum of contact work as the Take Willis Oldham. He's the ment began loading 12,678 adult Boilermakers practice for their jert end. He weighs only 140

male pheasants from two. state conference opener at Iowa Satur- pounds, but he's one of the best . game preserves into trucks today day. all-around ends in town, offen- as the T ides

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