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arperadion) 8s got some JiMaggio hit 1 of looking thrill to see

0. He hadn't th the home but it must Norld Series ike you own believe I've against the

hit into three 's been in a » last part of sing a kid he's , I don’t think pitching him py’'re throwing .all over, and ny of «it. But good defen-

ee doubles but 1 him around people woner didn't bunt n Dark led off le Giants were time. Well, it game and you there. Henry and he's more itter. You let y with a left-st-a righthand

redboats 4 . Madison 9 (UP)—Gold ncluding “Miss Sweetie,” were he first Indiana cex, to be held r here Sunday. Schricker was ent the cup to -mile race. 1 be piloted by of Detroit, and 11 of Louisville etie.” Both prenajor events as ), the Gold Cup th Trophy.

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Billy Graham, 147. Mario Trigo, 143,

rry Matthews. 176. out Grant Butcher,

cholas Arenas) —Joe phia, stopped Tony N. J Rr Shay Lee. 149. BalHoltz, 148, Atlantic ~— George Araujo, ed Freddie Russa,

Freddie Lott. 158, iy Sammy Walker, i |

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS SOUTHPORT and Téch, a couple of gridiron huskies,| Neil Worden of Notre Dame . have entered the charm circle in their respective bailiwicks. Southport stands alone at present. But Tech has cem-

pany—Ilots of it.

Jim Peters is foreman of the Richmond touchdown foundr y

that's ready to .. add Tech to its. assembly - line production of TDs at Richmond Friday night. That's the Central Indi- # ana Battle of the Week — & Tech at Richmond. I'm not sure. Tech can do it! The winner of Angle that one can day-dream about the North Central Conference title. But it better come out of the clouds soon after - particularly Tech. 5 n n THE GREEN has to hog-tie Kokomo's Wildcats, who muzzled Miuncie's Bearcats 12 to ‘6 last week. Richmond faces Marion later, which could be a delicate assignment. Tech and Richmond are deadlocked at 3-0 in the loop race. A stalemate between the Green

andthe Red Friday could be

small consolation where the title's concerned. Logansport and Kokomo are now breathing hot with a pair of victories, no losses and one deadlock each. logan and Kokomo aren't. through maybe not until they bump heads Oct. 24. LJ ” a ’ THE SCENE shifted suddenly Firday. Logan was held to a 13all ordist by an Anderson team that’ had won only one game all

Year, including a 63 to 6 gauging R by Richmond. Coach Jim (farter, Koi who moved to Anderson from Xie Terre Haute, is doing an artistic NO Job dabbing war-paint on the?

Indians. The Berries had won their first five starts, Kokomo won the Muncie first downs, 12 to 8, and the rushing 87 to 71 yards. Tech, which outscored Muncie, 26 to 19, two weeks ago, won the Muncie first downs, 19 to 10, and the rushing, 311 to 184. Hosea Barnes’ total rushing for Muncie against Kokomo was

minus 22 yards. He got a 51-yard

TD against Tech and 11 more yards. = ” 5 NOW FOR MR. PETERS. He made one TD against a big but sluggish Ft. Wayne South Side line that's yielded five straight losses. Don't be fooled, Tech. I don’t know how many minutes Peters played. Richmond won 21 to 0. Shortridge tripped South Side, 13 to 6. Forget it.

Tops State .in"TDs

Valparaiso's. Crusaders, topped by Speedy -Joe Pahr, dominated the race today for 195% Indiana. college footbhll scoring honors. Three of Coach Emory Bauer's boys are. among the first= eight in the scoring department. Pahr | added six more points against, | st. Joseph's last Saturday to run {his three-game . total to 36 _leight more than teammate ®or-

Valpo's Joe ahr (ynars Renggl |

major league. club owners today.

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Rule Banning Basehall Casts

NEW YORK, Oct. 9 (UP)

Peasant Moments In sports Bob

"RUBE" WADDELL, THE ONE-MAN BALL TEAM

versions for 28,

Royce Rowedder of Valparaiso John Nelson of Taylor and mois. Wires. of Evansville are ir

[Forged the ruler which “pro-

man Arnold, who is credited with|hibited the broadcasting or tele-’ $ iid wl |three touchdowns and 10 con-|vising of a major league game

n the territory of a minor league { lub while the minor league club Le-| vas playing at home, They alco voted to invest all

ete eee | 3, four-way tie for third placc|.,,. ' i ’ New Coach Jack Morgan has|with 24 points. Foaucasng nd ! e levis) 0 n done a commendable job with the| [ast week's top pointmakei ights in each individual major

Cards in their first SCC venture {was Notre Dame halfback John| eague club so it could control The young, rugged Cardinals|Petitbon, who scored the Irish’s|what games were aired to minor

picked up a three-ghmie winning|first three TD's at Detroit {streak from “last year and has| The leading scorers:

eague territory.

|fashioned a nine-game chain of] Pr 2 9 | [victories to date. G TD ATTP| “THE ACTION was taken,” | They showed Sham Nonshipl). Pahr; Val. .1....:.3 6 0 36! Earl Hilligan, manager of the] {comeback powers against tough|N. Arnold, Val. ....3 3 10 28 zmaric g ; | {Seymour, winning 19 to 14 in the/N. Worden, N. D. ..2 4 0 24... Jean League Serv lee brent; {last period. R. Rowedder, Val. ..3 4 0 24 said, “in hope that it would prove | 2 » a J. Nelson, Taylor-..4 ‘4 0 24/2 break for the minor leagues. SPEEDWAY'S 14 to 7 victory Ll. Wires, Evans. ...4 4 0 24 For in this manner the parent over tough ‘Ben Davis puts the J. Petitbon, N. D, ..2 3 0 18 club can control to a large degree (Plugs and Decatur Central in J. Minear, Man. ...3 3 0

line for the touch-and-go county title.

rence Central Oct. 19—its only Lead Keglers

other county game.

Speedway has Beech Grove and Dot Berkopes and Harry LyPike .to go but doesn’t stand to Z0PP stand out from the crowd of gain much in bonus points even 10¢2l keglers today after pinningwith Hornet and Red Devil tri- Up high scores in last night's umphs, league rounds,

But the Plugs may not need Miss Berkopes, rolling fc

what major league games shall be broadcast or televised in

Decatur has to down Law- Berkopes, Lyzopp minor league territory.”

The minors, faced with dropping attendance, complain that they were hurt by the almost unlimited broadcasting and tele-

15° vising

Sing of major league games,

: for the them. Speedway lost 14 to 13 to Hickman Whirlaways, fashioned How UP Rates

Decatur, THe Hawks lost 19 to 13 8 622 series with games ‘of 162- id to Ben Davis in their season 266 and 189 at the Pennsylvania Gri Teams

opener,

the game against Ben Davis . . . at Sturms. Some were known to be from ' Em Speedway . .*, the issue died a Reds Farm Director sudden death . . . the relations among players during the neigh- Named to NL Post

borhood jousting was better than NEW YORK, Oct. 9 (UP)

where rivalries are as pronounced retary-treasurer of the National

alleys to lead feminine bowlers. Pranksters playfully called sey- The men were paced by Harry, eral Speedway Sooibal) players who linked games of 269-193-205" last week asking them to “throw” for a 667 in the Pure Oil League

1 2 3 1 Fred 5 I' have seen at several city games Fleig was named assistant sec- 6. Notre Dame (2) ci.iiin M46 7 8 9 9

NEW YORK, Oct. 9 (UP) — The United Press football ratings (first place votes in parentheses): . Team Points + California (137) ........ 319 . Michigan State (9) .... 276 Tennessee (5) .....,... 23% « TOXA8 voihivaia vs + Texas AEM (1) ....i:, 190 SC HNOIR. ue vere 132 . (reorgia Tech (1) ..... « 83 . Maryland 7

sh Baylor ....... 00.000. 47

“RUBE” LIKED TO CALL IN the out- + fielders while he fanned a batter just to show he could do it. One day in 1902, in an exhibition game where league rules were not enforced, ‘“Rube’’ pulled his wackiest stunt. In the last half of the ninth, he sent all the players off the field, leaving only the catcher behind the plate. Then, with magnificent arrogance, Waddell struck out the next three men on nine pitches! “Rube” may have been a ‘“‘character,” but he was a great champion!

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Peters now has 16 touch- |

downs for 96 points. But Win- |

chester’s Clark Brown, a junior,

scored four TDs and kicked | seven straight PATs to run his | total to 89 points after Win- |

chester clubbed Greenfield, 49 to 12 last week. = ~ LJ

SOUTHPORT LEADS the

South Central Conference pack with its 3-0 mark an Connersville is second with 2-1,

THANKS to our UP~Frank-

lin and NOT. Connersville won |

that game 24 to 13 Friday. ‘Southport, which plays’ Colymbus Oct. 24 and Connersville Nov. 2, faces Manual and Cathedral starting Friday.

NY -Hums With ‘Deal’ Talks

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farm team in the International League. Rodriguez, 31-year-old Negro, was voted ‘rookie of the year” in the I. L.. His purchase is especially

significant since it was in a simi-

lar deal the Sox bought Al Car-

rasquel from the Dodger farm

system, and now Carrasquel is

widely regarded as the best young shortstop in the business.

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EVEN THOSE hot Giants weren't satisfied with their team at the end of the most amazing stretch run in history. They're interested in additional outfield and catching strength, and maybe getting a fellow lined up to replace veteran Eddie Stanky at second base. Meanwhile, the runner-up Dodgers may get that long sought-for starting pitcher from the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds are hot after a shortstop and a left-fielder. They'd like to have Dodger utility men Bobby Morgan or Rocky Bridges for shortstop, and they think Cal o Abrams would become a .300 hitter if he played left field for them regularly. In exchange, the Dodgers would like to get Ewell Blackwell but might be more than happy to settle for Howie Fox or Herman Wehmeier, both strongarmed hurlers. A lot of business is being done with tall talk over tall glasses, But not much of it will be announced for a while.

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