Walkerton Independent, Volume 84, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 October 1961 — Page 2

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hm“.—-—-‘mm-WORLD B3ERIES TiMeE 1S hicre Piis dv the time of vem thal everyone becomes huasebil fan AR italiv the casze, xal bop Mradi { s sl e b i) ROTries Dt the National Leage k. Civaiey Field in neinna’zi hasn't been the soet 6l a Warld Soerid iNce 194 (This, of olrse, pils Lhe Y ankK aZuinst the Redd THE FIRST GAME WIiLL, BE history Ly the thne of this readg, and conseguentiy, much can he decided by the guteome of the fast gavie. The Yaulkees are neavy favorites goinge into the gseriecs. but in a ~hort series, anything antd everyvthing can happen and a good share of il probably will. You remember the series of inst vear, the Yankees set about VOry offensive record in series history, but slill lost in seven games to Pittsburgh, despite the fict that for the seven games they exactly doubled the total of ri:ins the Pirates scored EACH YEAR THE SERIES sotinsg hilze the best that has ever been played. Os courrse. nany memories . live on from every series, but the sction that is hapgening takes the preference over things of the past. for the time being at least. Despite whether 4 series is close or one-sided, it 5 lgaded with thrils from one sSiandpoint or another, THE YANKEES WILL TARKE ihe most powerful team in history into the hesl of seven game <lt as they bhroke the home pist revord for the team for one mai and for two men plus a {ot of homers by other plavers that don’t show up in the headtines. Their pitching is just a litti: guesticnable in some spots, p.t was good enough to win 100 g.mes this vear with the powet beiund them

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.l W it T o ——————— — CINCINNATE HAS HAL A ! { { for the pennant. The Yan lid also until they put Lo gt winning stresk eariy Reptember Howevel ¥ o 8 a team that is pressed | Cincinnati has heen just nti 3 on winning the Oig 25 Iwl eartainly there 15 no bigger ymes than the World Series. They don't have the pow - ¢r t match the Yankees, but many feel that theip pitching can control these hitters to some extent. mavbe good enough to win four games in the next week and a ?vv'.‘l!‘ THE PLAY WILL OPEN IN Yankee Stadium Wednesday, continue there Thursday, and then change to the Rhineland as the Cincinnati fans will crowd the much smaller Crosley Field to see their favorites in action. Crosley Field has a terrace in leftfield that could cause the Yankees a little trouble, but it evens up When the Reds have to contend with the hard to play left field in the Stadium where the sun, wind, noise and everything else seems to be wrong for an outfielder, AS FAR AS CASUALTIES, Mickey Mantle, the Yankees great center fie'der, is not in oo good of health, He had an abecess removed from his hip last week and hasn't completely recovered fromi that. He went to the Stadium Monday, but couldn’'t run and apparently has no appetite and has lost five pounds. For the Reds, Darrell Johnson, a catcher who would sce a considerable amount of action, has injured ribs or tendons on his rib cage. His condition is doubtful also. The Yankees cou'd (AS“}' replace Mantle with a good ball player, not one of his ealiber, of course, but the Reds don't have the bench that the Yankees are blessed with to make their replacements. Beb Cerv has been lost for the series, but a replacement Was okayed by the Commissioner and so they will not be without an eligible man anyway. SAVING SOME POSSIBLE embarrassment, no predictions wi'l be made at this time It is much easier to set back and be ar “I told you 80,

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