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Sept. 18. 1954 Averages in Majors CLINCH AT LEAST A TIE FOR PENNANT 10 BINGHAMTON PRESS American League Celebration noians National League (Include! itj nmri played Wednesday) CLIB BATTING Club AB HR RBI Pit. SO St. JUmll SuSO 70 1426 115 713 I Brooklyn 7,11 13S7 179 713 .273 Phii'phla all) IMS 91 7 IS Milwaukee 4HSJ 638 134 0 .27 New Yorit 473 6N9 1214 171 .26 Chirago IWWS 1172 1343 151 ai .24 11 (Include! dv nmn plaved Wdneday Cl.t'B BATTING Club AB HR RBI Pet.

SO Chlcaio 4MS 7T 1311 3 627 ,) 7 New York 4AM 7S8 1310 129 707 Boton 8023 851 1332 119 (KIT Cleveland IU2 S4 Vim 144 663 Detroit 4H7S M9 120 61 SS 10 Baltimore 4911 49 1245 4 425 .24 13 vvaaningi 4in v.n io on Cincinnati 444 12! 142 SAO .22 uaaeipma am.j sua uw 4831 533 1204 72 506 M9 It CLtB FltLUlMU I Club PO A DP Pct.l 1 1. IB FIELDING Chtrafo 147 3842 1581 104 145 .92 Club PO A DP Pet. 142 38A6 1815 104 150 .981 145 3IW4 1580 116 129 .979 145 3866 1588 130 181 .977 .978 Cleveland 147 40oJ 1524 lit 141 .879 Milwaukee New York 145 3Wi 1635 lit 1S9 .979 Brooklyn Detroit 145 3873 1593 121 121 .978 Cincinnati Waahlna-ton 145 3875 1827 127 159 Baltimore 145 3880 1518 139 143 i.oul Philadelphia 147 3880 1554 157 140 York 143 3617 1471 130 129 143 3879 1708 138 159 .978 143 3869 1805 140 1M .975 Boaton 145 3919 1896 168 146 146 3905 16ft 1M 131 .97.1 Triple Flayi Waahington. 146 3841 18K4 15 128 .971 Cleveland. Triple Play Cincinnati.

INDIVIDUAL BATTING INDIVIDUAL BATTING Player-Club AB 1 HK HBI Pet Player-Club AB 340 64 87 118 27 WU'ma, Boston 347 run single by Del Ennls In the eighth inning to sew up his twenty first victory. Johnny Antonelll was the loser. The Dodgers played one of their worst games of the season against the Pirates, committing five errors and garnering only five hits off veteran Max Surkont, Billy Loes gave up four Pittsburgh runs In the opening inning and then was yanked In the second, when the Pirates pushed across two more. The Milwaukee Braves recovered from Thursday's double setback at New York by edging the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-4, on a fifth-inning single by Danny O'Connell.

The nevers-say-die Braves now rest games back of the Giants wth nine games remaining on their schedule. In other American League night games, Dean Stone of the Washington Senators turned in 3-hit, 8-0 shutout over the Boston Red Sox, 5-1, behind Bob Turley's 5-hitter. Third baseman Eddie Yost of the Senators was beaned by Boston's Russ Kemmerer at Washington, but suffered only a mild concussion. He is expected to make a "token appearance" In tonight's game against the Red Sox in order to maintain his consecutive game streak, which now stands at 804. Tigers' mound ace, Steve Cromek, who has a 17-15 mark this season.

The Tigers put up a strong fight last night, tying the Indians at 2-all in the sixth Inning, but Avila then unloaded his base-clearing blow In the seventh to wrap up Lemon's twenty third victory. Al Rosen also homered off loser Ned Carver in the first Inning. The Yankees, meanwhile, postponed their "death" at least another day by whipping the Philadelphia Athletics, 10-3. Southpaw Tommy Byrne, recently brought back from the Pacific Coat League, scattered eight hits in posting his second victory In three starts. Always a good hitter, comeback Tommy also chipped ill with two doubles and a single.

In the National League pennant race, the New York Giants dropped a 4-3 decision to Robin Roberts and the Philadelphia Phillies but maintained their 4 4 game margin as the Pittsburgh Pirates whipped the second-place Brooklyn Dodgers, 9-1. The Giants' magic number now stands at 4. Roberts held the Giants to seven hits, but needed a two- Burgesi, Phil. By the United Presi Big Early Wynn can serve as the "handsome waiter" to a wing-ding Cleveland Indian victory celebration today when he goes after his twenty second victory of the season against the Detroit Tigers. Wynn's pitching 'sidekick, Bob Lemon, gained the Indians at least a tie for the American League pennant last night when he beat the Tigers, 6-3, at Detroit with the help of a grand-slam homer by Bobby Avila.

Tha victory the Indians' 106h of he campaign enabled the Cleveland officials to start their champagne-chilling operations, for it left the league-leaders 8 games ahead of the second-place New York Yankees with only eight games remaining. Thus, a Cleveland victory andor a New York defeat today will signal a new league champion and the official end of the Yankees' five-year title reign. Wynn has split four decisions against Detroit this year but has a liftetime re-cord of 24 victories and 17 defeats versus the al 338 331 14) Avila, Cl'v'and 826 104 178 13 Skowron, N. Y. 194 32 65 7 37 ,333 Rhodes, Mlnoao, Chl'go 5.19 114 175 19 109 323 Snider, Brk.

403 Noren, N. 64 131 12 63 .325 M.v, NY ayo 600 108 192 2 48 Fox, Chicago Berra, N. Y. 876 al3 Mueller, Y. 844 83 170 20 115 46 .306 Musia), St.

h. 73 167 5 63 138 0 81 .303 70 134 19 Robinson, Brk. 365 73 137 23 100 .303 Kuenn, Detroit 612 G'dman, it 441 Boone, Detroit 506 Rosen, Clev'nd 452 Fain, Chicago 235 Vernon, Wash. 559 Bauer, N. Y.

359 SO 71 5 81 .302 Moon, St. L. 88 166 30 95 .301 Sch'ienst, St. L. 82 .301 71 108 11 Frailer, St.

L. 83 Mantl. KI1 121 1V1 27 1nft .100 523 Finigan, Phila. 452 64 135 8 48 .299 Brk. 22 .298 Hamner, Phil.

857 A rams. B'more 396 F'Gerald, Wash. 329 Busy, Wash. SBS 63 118 39 97 19 172 18 42 34 62 29 75 294 Temple, Cin. 24 294 Gordon, Pitt.

22 292 Thomas, Pitt. 472 340 548 500 Adcock, Mil. C'v'etta, Chi. 143 Hatfield, Detroit 178 Majeski, land 100 White, Boston 457 Carey, N. Y.

384 Kell. tn-Chi. 313 13 .29) 69 .289 64 .289 57 .288 lf9 Hodges, Brk. 549 Jabl'nskl, St. L.

374 Baseball Lineups Line May Average Over 200 Pounds, 228 Shepaid. Pitt, Piersall, ton 441 31 .288 42 132 12 54 111 8 39 90 5 71 126 8 32 104 I 23 86 4 35 88 3 53 130 13 44 129 4 Steph ni, B'ton 315 Detroit National League Bau'lioltz. Chi. 280 Hemus, St. L.

203 American League CLEVELAND DETROIT ab. r. h. a.l ab. r.

h. a kus, B'more 310 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA vera, Chi. 482 Backs Present Biggest Problem to Cobb Dropo, Smith, Sarni. St. L.

38 Hr'f ab. ab. r. h. line, Detroit 468 a Ashburn.W 5 1 1 0 Lockman lb 8 0 0 0 Cl'v'and 451 I I I Clark, If 4 3 3 0 Dark.sa 4 10 3 618 347 85 887 489 145 517 Groth, Chi.

422 i (mil. Jl 1 I 1 Mueller 4 0 9 II 4 04' 3 0 0 7 Rhodes.U 2 0 10 93 124 11 46 J75 rin 41 118 1 60 phU- 66 92 13 43 .273 Sauer 'chli 85 147 24 108 .274 Bork ski. Cin. 61 135 7 58 .273 Bruton, Mil. 70 124 3 63 .273 Kiner.

Chi. Cnnis.rt 4 0 1 0 Mays.cf 4 0 0 0 imithlf A vi la. 2b Dcby.cf Rosen, 3b Werti.lb Clvnnlb Philley.rf Hegan.c Lemon, HR RBI Pet 39 120 44 .381 30 A3 15 49 .358 118 190 38 124 ,343 110 179 39 105 .339 83 193 3 Oft .333 115 184 38 123 .333 102 180 48 133 .331 61 115 15 59 .315 101 IBS 11 70 .313 83 178 75 .313 3 28 3 18 .313 93 164 10 66 .311 81 173 13 89 .311 108 163 1 49 .311 60 146 0 39 .309 35 105 11 46 .309 78 169 23 SO .308 72 154 33 86 .308 22 62 1 32 .308 103 167 40 122 .304 81 174 12 103 .30.1 24 69 3 23 .303 93 181 19 66 34 83 4 26 .296 41 60 3 24 .296 54 153 17 SI .295 36 102 9 81 16 25 3 14 .204 98 172 17 97 .23 38 68 10 34 .231 94 142 37 95 .2.10 11 42 1 18 .290 87 149 4 30 .288 84 152 21 73 .287 37 78 10 47 .287 74 155 46 .285 57 139 13 66 .284 92 163 18 74 .283 88 123 36 94 .283 25 76 7 32 .283 34 75 3 25 .283 103 163 13 53 .283 58 131 13 70 .281 78 152 27 95 .280 58 142 3 34 .279 41 64 30 .279 16 44 5 21 .278 68 155 19 79 .275 7 22 2 13 .273 68 139 IS 59 .273 74 123 19 68 .272 83 133 5 54 .271 39 124 1 37 .271 62 141 8 62 .270 60 137 11 53 J70 61 109 19 58 .270 59 98 2 18 .270 18 .269 45 .268 19 40 20 .267 73 113 26 84 .265 24 43 8 32 .265 50 96 1 25 .259 50 96 1 25 .259 9 21 3 16 .259 70 137 16 58 .258 10 24 0 14 .255 15 11 .254 37 62 7 25 .253 13 36 3 16 .250 4 1 4 1 1 rtiomp n.Sb 2 10 3 529 EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in a series of prospect stories regarding area high school football teams. By JOHN W. FOX Binahamton Press Sports Editor 89 149 30 114 mcu ham.

St. L. 272 4 0 0 0 -ums i 4 0 1 oiw'rostek lb 2 0 1 0 Westrum.c 2 0 0 1 3 0 0 j'a-Schell 1 0 0 0 b-Hofman 10 10 1 0 0 0 'Torg 'on. lb 0 0 0 c-eardner 0 0 0 0 4 114 Boone 4 0 1 0 BtlardUb 0 0 0 0 b-Bertoia 4 0 10 Kaline rf 4 0 0 4 Tuttle.cf 4 10 1 House, 4 11 JGarver.p Ia-Nieman Miller, c-Dropo 3-Bullard 31 6 6 14' Totala 34 105 24 100 18 53 4 0 0 0 0 0 Collins, N. Y.

334 Jensen, Boston 537 Tuttle. Detroit 494 Runnels. Wash. 454 Doby, Cl'veland S50 Diering, B'more 38B C'rtney, B'more 369 B'w'ser, B'more 190 Olson, Boston 220 Wilson, Chi-D't 172 W'stl'ke, C'land 233 K'n'y, 289 Michaels, Chi, 282 Coan. Bait.

248 Dente, C'land 168 Mele, 329 H't'n, 303 4 0 0 1 Antonelll. 3 112 IWiihelm.p 0 0 0 1 jd-Garagiola 10 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 U-E coach Ty Cobb may have weighty problems in his thirty-fifth year at the Tiger helm but they shouldn't 35 3 8 15 Totals 25 24 35 33 37 26 17 32 39 60 -Forced runner for Garver in 7th. Total! 32 4 7 10! Totals 33 3 7 12 a Struck out for Wyrostek In 7th. Singled tor Westrum in 9th. Ran for Hofman in 9th.

Fouled out for Wilhelm tn 9th. be WEIGHT problems. Ty may very well open the season against Elmira 59 1 46 3 62 11 78 4 74 7 65 1 44 1 86 10 79 6 S3 11 100 73 1 Ran for Belardt In 9th. Singled for Miller In 8th. 26 .271 Fondy, Chi.

544 37 .271 Pafko, Mil. 489 12 .270 Rep'lski, St. L. 576 19 .268 Mathews. Mil.

435 20 .267 Scheli. Phil. 289 40 Atwell, Pitt. 265 40 .263 Gilliam, Blk. 578 44 .282 Aaron, Mil.

467 IT .262 Green'rass, Cin. 543 19 Mi O'Connell, Mil. 509 49 .261 Amoros. Brk. 229 32 .261 Gar's.

158 44 .260 Banks, Chi. 563 44 .258 Thomson, Mil. 80 31 .258 Baker. Chi. 510 58 .257 Jackson, Chi.

459 47, .257 Torgeson, Phil. 490 25 .257 Cole, Pitt. 458 61 .257 Logan, Mil. 522 17 .256 Jones, Phil. 508 24 ,258 Irvln.

Y. 403 Free Academy witn seven ae coo ao 02 a-rtanior jjropo Philadelphia Cleveland 0 409? New York tnn fill JV1 I OI 1. New York in nut ue cood defenses all sea M'D'gald, N. Y. 358 010 020 0003 Lopata 2, cr TZ Trt ooiri Jones.

RBI-Antonelli, son. although both Luciano and-Jg KOKPIl. STII1LII. AYIIO, fensive linemen weigning pounds and an offensive hedgerow only i little closer to the 200 mark, if Tom Kurkoski should get the jbsarDara Drouier joe Drone uieu legs after the first game. "But," continues Ty in unspoil 8 ty C'rasquel, Chi.

688 100 151 12 Yost, Wash. 536 101 138 11 Jacobs. Phila. 602 62 129 0 Zernial, Phila. 303 41 78 14 W.S'ntz, Phila.

164 14 42 1 Robinson, N. Y. 121 11 31 3 Vollmer, Wash. 117 6 30 nod at defensive left end, Cobb ed Maine accents, "the offense is another matter. Daglio and De- Mueller 2.

Ennis 2. 2B Williams. HR Lopata. Lopata. Rhodes.

DP Williams to Lockman. Left Philadelphia 6. New York 7. BB Roberts 3, Antonelll 3, Wilhelm 1. SO Roberts 2, Antonelli 7, Wilhelm 1.

HO Antonelli 7 in 7'i, 0 In lJb. Roberts 3-1. Antonelli 4-4. WP Antonelll. Winner Roberts (21-14).

Loser Antonelll 121-6). MILWAUKEE ST. LOUIS ab. r. h.

a I ab. r. h. a Bruton cf 5 12 0 Moon.cf 3 0 10 O'Con ll.lb 5 110 Schoen 4 0 13 3 1 1 4 Musial.rf 4 10 0 15 .256 Adams. Cin.

355 Paolo were both excellent play rdi, Boone. RBI Doby, Rosen, Avila 4, Kaline. Dropo scored on Avila's error in 6th.) 2B-Wertz. HR Rosen. Avila.

Avila. SF Dobv. DP Hatfield, Kuenn to Dropo. Left Cleveland 3. Detroit 7, BB Lemon 2, Garver 3.

SO Lamon 3. Garver 2. Miller. HOGarver 6 in 7 innines. Miller 0 in 2.

Lemon 3-1. Garver 6-2. Winner Lemon McKinlcv. Napp, Chylak. 2:15.

A (23-6). Loser Garver (14-10). Grieve, 23,386. BOSTON I WASHINGTON tb.r.h.iJ ab. r.

h. a. Pierall ft 3 0 0 0 Yost.3b 2 0 0 0 would have only one lineman De-low 200 when the enemy has the ball. The other end, Dick Hover, checked in at 201; veteran tackles Nieman, Detroit 247 24 63 8 35 .255 Morgan. Phil.

417 53 112 14 -i WarH Tit It (VI 1 ward, ntt. 336 53 112 14 34 90 7 18 255 ers, going both ways. I will say this. We have quarterback ex 18 41 5 Glynn, C'land 161 perience now, whereas a year ago 22 .254 Dittmtr, Mil. 150 88 253 Thompson, N.Y.

426 23 251 Katt' Y- Ifi5 26 251 Ennis. Phil. 519 vf 4 i 21 44 2 S3 106 11 41 101 4 27 96 1 36 92 14 33 76 3 12 29 1 Regaldo, C'land 173 Agganis, Boston 419 Young, Bait. 403 Hunter, Bait. 383 W'tz, 368 Woodling.

N. Y. 304 Miranda, N. Y. 116 Pete Barbara and Ron Luciano go 208 and an honest-to-goodness 267, respectively; Frank Picciano, one of the guards, hits 203; and both center possibilities, Mike Isenberg and Bob Parke, top 200.

we had lost everything at that position andhad to convert boys who had played guard and end in JV ball." 58 251 ai.u. ill 39 250 McCull'ugh, Chi. 81 Crandall.c 4 13 5 0 0 4 Williams lf 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 Pafko.rf 4 13 3 12 0 Lockman. Y. 530 12 .250 Merriman Pin 04 Jensen.rf 4 0 1 0 10 0 z.Thomson.lf 3 0 0 Sarni.c 4 110 PITCHING Pitt.

260 (Six Decisions or More iHoak, Brk. 245 Pitcher-Club IP BB SO ERA Rice, St. L. 144 3 Logan.sa 4 0 0 0 Dittmer.2b 4 2 2 0 ichols.p In the DacKneia, lony liars' Mele.lb 4 0 1 0 Vernon. lb Go dman.2b 4 0 0 1 Eusby.cf Wtutg.c 3 0 0 2 Wright.

If 3h 2 0 12 Lemon. rf 5 13 2 3 0 3 0 4 0 0 5 Grammas, ss 3 113 3 0 0 0 b-Frazier 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Schofield ss 0 0 0 0 DAGLIO'S SHOES LARGEST Nine lettermen return of the 23 awarded last year Weiland, i vino's 197 Dounds are undoubted- ns gra. cm. im 141 33 30 16 3 2.76 4 I i jolly. sv i "rMwt" finartprhflr-k in' FoiHne.sa 3 0 0 3 4 2 2 0 Koslo.D Mossi, C'land 82 48 33 31 5 MOSSI, land 48 0 0 0 Haddix.p 2 0 10 1J, n.c tlaKo, Toon- PITCHING (Six Decisions or More) 1 209 3 3 02 6 263 Sullivan.

0 0 0 0 Snvder.ss 3 2 1 1, Johnson. I i N' I U-E history and third-year iFeiier, 134119 37 ss 12 back Ralph (Whitey) Weiland has: 8. Picciano, linebacker John Lemon, ciand 240212 87 105 22 t- Gyles, guard George Zur andlN hser, iand 46 32 23 24 1 Pitcher-Club IP BB SO ERA 0 0 0 0 Wade.p la-Hemus Staley.p jc-Lowery ti itU ll JUlii U1C iA WUpv wj ar 1 i rirri 180 162 78 97 18 14 summer pounos 10 nis i0i a-Morton 1 0 0 0 Stone.p till 0 0 0 1 b-Consolo 1 0 0 01 Brown.p 1 0 0 11 Totals 30 0 3101 Totals 31 8 7 5 a Struck out for Sullivan In 3d. Hit into forceout lor Kemmerer In Lopat, N. Y.

168 182 32 53 12 R'yn'lds, N. Y. 146 124 63 90 11 last fall. 2 2 35 Wilson. Mil 122 122 31 81 8 6 3 50 E.

Joh'son, Mil. 87 70 32 56 4 3 32 Allto'elli, N.Y. 244 195 S8 138 21 4 351 Loes, Brk. 147 150 57 96 13 6 S31 Wilhelm, N.Y. 102 75 50 87 11 6 i 94 Nuxhall, Cin.

142 163 50 72 10 7 2 85 Collum, Cin. 78 86 32 2 8 7 I 2 59 Maglie, NY. 2C7 215 64 110 1 3 5 3 35 Law nce. St.L. 147 129 62 63 13 8 3 06 Meyer, Brk.

167 179 49 68 10 Totals 37 6 11 ll Totals 33 4 9 11 a Called out on strikes for Wade in 7th. Popped out for Grammas In 8th. Lined out for Staley in 9th. HAPPY DEFENSIVELY D'Aloisio and Vince Colapietro played both platoons. To fill the void left by Daglio, now at Fort Dix, is the biggest 1 347 1 300 5 221 4 3 98 4 2 29 4 4.25 3 381 6 3 39 355 5 15 4 3 18 4 22 4 3 38 If H't'm'n, C'land 182 188 52 65 15 H'shm'n.

Chi. 159 146 86 122 14 Ford, N. Y. 202 163 93 122 16 Garcia, C'land 240 194 69 122 18 Morgan, N. Y.

137 142 40 30 11 Keegan. Chi. 209 206 80 59 16 That's only nine positions. Boston 000 0 0 Milwaukee 000 420 0006 Cobb had last year's fullback and RON LUCIANO Tips scales at 267 040 300 01X 8 St. Louis 001 200 0004 Brown, White.

RBI Fitz- Grammas, Schoendienst. RBI Gram- Washington Lepcio. left-half. Bob Dagile and Paul De problem. Bob weighed 195, was Paolo, to fill out the 11, he'd be a triple-threat on offense and a beamine.

It is in those two on defense. His threat Stone 4. Snyder. 2B Lepcio mas 2. Sarni 2, Pafko, Logan 2, O'Con- r.erald 3 82 71 41 55 8 145 140 51 77 11 112 9.1 50 40 7 Wynn.

C'land 255 215 77 148 21 11 2 79 Hughes. Brk. Trucks. Chi. 253 212 89 148 19 10 2 74 Podres, Brk.

B'rt'ctiy, Phila. 92 73 54 52 5 3 3 52 Liddle, Y. nell. Thomson (Logan scored on Grammas' error in 4th). 2B Repulski, Cun Mele.

3B Wright. FitiGerald. Snyder. HR Stone. SP Stone.

Left Boston 5, Washington 3. BB Sullivan 1. Stone 2, Kem tions that he's hurting the most.ithrough the middle "made" theiGarver, Det. 224196 57 79 14 260 237 79 126 19 11 3 12 205 187 105 98 15 9 3 03 ningham, Mathews, Bruton, Pafko. 3B 9 2 65 Pann, mu.

4 2 74 Gomez, Y. a a 4 Conley, Mil. He is far from set on a guard running ot ueFaolo and Weiland. ut fl UMl fiirnhh n-nfW hir, Stone. Wash.

156 147 69 68 11 194 171 76 113 1 4 9 2 97 Miss. Southern Bests luiiiumaiiuii uuk itrvia hc miu wis viwbviuu aLIKem'rer. B'ton 69 65 38 33 4 merer 1. SO Sullivan 3. Stone 9, Burton.

HR Grammas. merer 1, Brown 5. HO Sullivan 3 in 2 Thomson 2. SF Grammas. DP Jablon-Innings.

Kemmerer 3 in 2. Brown 1 in ski to Sarni; Mathews, Dittmer to 4 Sullivan 4-4. Kemmerer 3-3, iO'Connell. Left Milwaukee 11, St. Louis 3 78 Haddix.

St.L. 240 227 71 172 1 7 11 3 56 '512 Jolly. Mil. 107 81 57 56 9 6 2 52 one. jiuu, wnne gamonng at quarter.

nee, di -n y. ss 72 43 22 4 At Tony, an All-Conference end last 'Bvrd, n. y. 131130 42 52 9 Kooeris. t-nil.

Zhn 4 ir 1 'Jfl "Put it this way," he says. Brown 1-0. HBP Kemmerer (Yost). 9. BB Nichols 2.

Jolly 4. Haddix 2. Davis. Chi 118 109 47 56 10 7 3 74 7 2 45 this point. I'd say that defensively (year before playing the tail end Winner Stone (12-8).

Loser Sullivan (13-; Wade 3. SO Nichols 1. Jolly Grissom, N.Y. 110 81 47 56 10 12). Summers, Hurley, Honochick.

Wade 4. Staley 1. HO Nichols we are now at least on a par with of the fall at quarter, is close to; Sullivan, ton 187 167 57 109. 13 11 3 03 "ow'er' Cn last year at this time." That's 'sprinter Weila-nd's speed and: Johnson, cw. 141124 42 65 8 7 3.06 MilAlabmna Again, 7-2 4-4.

v-7 Runge. 05. A 4,589. innings, Koslo 0 in Johnson 216 239 80 86 12 9 3 75 82 100 31 23 4 3 5 05 244 218 88 157 17 13 3 91 81 90 24 5 4 4 33 iHaddix 7 in 4 (none out in NEW YORK 1 PHILADELPHIA saying plenty since U-E managed would make a wonderful full-j cave PftKh 2 in 3, Staley 2 in 2. Nichols Nichols Hadlix 6-5.

Linner Jolly 10-6. Loser Bllfdette. Mil. 2i3 210 60 75 14 12 2 74 uavn VUUW. JUL JLU11V HO It 11 na ab, r.

a ab. r. h. 5 1 I 4 0 17 4 2 1 lBollweg.lb 3 0 0 7 6 4 28 Haddix 17-12. I Inuartpr anri Tv mnct arlmit "tho Labine, Brk, 101 95 53 34 7 1 Tri 7 Rrlr 1U IU lit Rl New'mbe, Brk.

144 158 48 81 9 8 4 63 Mantle.cl 4 11 D-Asiroui i BROOKLYN I PITTSBURGH Minner, Chi. 209 223 49 74 11 10 3 92 College football got off to a roaring start last night, and just as last year Alabama's heralded Crimson Tide was upset by lit linnrlitiA' Kirntioam worKs for him." So he 11 1 Kinder. Boston 106 105 36 65 7 lltritllll? JllVtIIS nrrvhahlv ctav thoro Sain. New York 71 59 13 30 Berra.c a a uixon.p ab.r.h. ab.

r. h. Vale tine, Cin, 177 200 80 62 11 11 4 78 nerDerei.c Gilllam.2b 4 0 0 3 Roeerts.tb 3 3 0 4 Botnrnino ht. u'' 'm''" 1 Little'ld. Pitt.

148 134 81 87 10 10 3 71 sua Reese.ss 401 4 Skinr.er.lb sir n. y. mm 43 43s service varsity are Fred Corino Turiey. Bait. 229 165 172 173 12 15 3 66 Bacz ski i cm 12915s so and Cosmo Parisi, while the 131 14) 31 6 4 12 Drews.

75 92 28 33 4 0 0 0 Zernial. If 4 0 11 tle Mississippi Southern, 7-2. Stanford barely pulled its nnonap -wi 1 jt Via firo lr cniioav. Cerv.H Hodges.lb 3 0 0 1 Thomas.cf Playoff Final (ho TV Mrn. P1-CH.

119 107 41 51 i i i Amoros.lf 3 11 0 3 in pailca- Brk. 66 73 29 23 4 0 2 0 5 12 0 3 10 0 3 115 4 10 0 5 110 4 13 1 3 114 r. i r' Hudson. Boston 67 81 27 26 ing past College of Pacific, 13-12. i to be Dick Battista, Bruce Zuvermk.

Det. iss iso 53 62 t.oieman,5s i i Furillo.rf 4 0 1 HAtwell.c Held.ss 0 0 0 0 Littrell ss 3 113 vnch.ll 6 5 30 4 4 800 3 3 3 18 3 3 208 9 10 4 78 9 10 4 28 8 9 4 79 8 9 3 38 5 8 4 97 Byrne, 1 (1 A HUIW1 I3lf(le a 1 In other imDortant Eames lastl Albanv (JP) Thp "Pactprn Hamilton. Pete MpI'c kis.c'v.-B t. 95 82 54 43 2 0 0 1 Cole.ss 4 4 Jones, St. L.

65 63 17 40 8 11 3 41 w'ch'r. CI -Ph. 153 139 66 55 5 7 3 69 Nichols, Mil. 114 123 61 54 7 10 3.60 Raschi, St. L.

171 173 69 66 4 6 4 01 Poller. Chi. 125 119 51 54 Gray.p Loes.p 0 0 0 Surkont.p today's probable pitchers night Southern California hum- League playoff final moved into Saddlemire and Sammy I i a A Eastern League 3 0 0 O. 9 14 3 26 Jeffcoat. Chi.

9S 92 54 35 bled Washington State, 39-0: Mis- Hawkins Stadium today with the rore- All handled full as well as pniette, Bait. 174 157 62 62 sissippi whipped North Texas host Senators and the Eeadina na as JVs, but only Battista Kteiy, Boston 12514s 55 54 Lasorda.p 8 3 61 Simmons. Phil. 215 S2 115 12 15 3 15 Reading at Albany. National League inilrcnn 10-1111 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 lotais id lutais h.Hnai, at State, 35-12.

The East's only Pretzels all square at a game as high as 165. He's a Jf? 90 lT--ln hnntii, mo A 1 (KietlOW, Bait. 152 156 75 80 182 -Bounced out for Bishop in 5th. 14 3 54 Ridzik, Phil. 77 88 42 43 4 3 69 10 4 50 Miller.

Phil. 14-5 172 37 41 7 9 4 75 8 4 42-Pod elan. Cin. 126 148 55 41 7 9 5 21 New York (Liddle 7-4). game saw Upsala defeat Norwich, apiece.

on a 5-7 frame Bounced out for Bollweg in 5th. c-Moran Pascual, Wash. 106 113 54 56 Herbert. Det. 80 106 46 43 tiuk cc ejt ni ao 8 6 19 Roe.

Brk Chicago (Pellet 8-9) at Cincinnati 4i.2o. The Pretzels, who finished LIKE FAMILY RFI'MOV (Valentine 11-111. i. hlhiua i rA iiilllJtJl UUUl Kill. UUl I II II I II I III irtUirtl III II1MV nt i I "isWi ulul reason Milwaukee iWilson icguidr piay, i Clev r.

ton 68 67 31 43 o-ij i 7 r. "oiLisid i-, orFiy one 01 many 8-11 at St.1 Louis) (Jones 3-3) night. 63 69 23 33 3 4 00 217 197 93 117 11 15 3 77 92 85 4 1 28 5 7 4 01 75 53 27 48 7 2 88 150 185 54 53 9 13 8 52 150 194 SO 51 7 12 $58 219 244 69 S3 10 18 3 78 make a name in college football, evened the best-of-7 series last turned loose halfback Brooks night by administering a 7-1 names mat maxe the team sound Gray' Detroit 58 6i 43 22 4.77 Bush. Chi. 4 4 "6 Judson, Cin.

4 5 43 Smith. Cin. 17 4 15 Law. Pitt. 15 4 80 Staley, St L.

11 5 38 Dickson. Phil 11 3.94 Friend. Pitt. Totals 31 1 5 111 Total! 33 914 a Ftied out for Wojey in 5th. Grounded out for Lasorda In 7th.

Struck out iar Palica in 9th. Brooklyn 010 ooo 0001 Pittsburgh 421 000 20x 9 Furillo, Reese 3, Hodges, Snider. RBI Furillo, Gordon, Lynch 2, Cole, (Only games scheduled.) American League Tisdale for one 18-yard scoring; scalping to the Albany men at iixe a u-E family reunion Hp's 2JU "7 118 the CAnTf CnOl D.i. tle Hoeft. Detroit 172 178 58 111 the son of Spill Battista, one phiia.

miss 59 43 Baltimore (Larsen 3-19) at Chicagoisprint, before 21,000 fans in Reading (Pierce 7-10). fVitm fhai 11 4 93 0 t-'ODD 5 Detter backs. Phil T)i- 157 1R9 58 8 3 BEADING ALBANY Aber, Detroit 121 118 39 54 Parnell, B'ton 71 79 27 32 Kellner. Phila. 174 204 88 70 Fouled out for Sima in 9tn.

New York 300 O00 10610 Philadelphia 000 000 003 3 Zernial. RBI Berra 5, Robinson, Noren, Byrne 3, Wilson, Demaestri. Finigan. 218 Berra, Robinson. Byrne 2, Wil-on.

HR Berra. Wilson. Coleman. DP Littrell, Jacobs to Bollweg. Left New York 4, Philadelphia 9.

BB Byrne S. Gray SO Byrne 8. Bishop 3. Dixon 3. HO Gray 3 In 'i inning.

Bishop 3 in Dixon in 3i, Cima 0 In 'i. Bvrne 3-3. Gray 3-3. Eishop 0-0, Dixon 7-7. Winner Byrne (7-71.

Loser Gray (3-1K. Benv. Stevens, Soar, Umont. 2 35. A 3 047.

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a. r.rnme 17.1 IU lt'Utfll last yccii a -j- Boston (Nixon 11-12) at WashlnB-IQ iinwt tTilimnh over favored 4 0 0 0Moran.se 4 0 0 1 atuon. Sima, 85 111 34 34 ton fwcDerrnotj N-HI-n triumph Over "VOrea eboro.s. 4 0 3 JGraber lb 4 3 3 OiTwo SOphomore linemen Who may It. .3 75 32 37 error).

Ward 2. 2B Snider. 3B Amoros. Gordon. DP Gordon, Ro-erts to Skinner.

Left Brooklyn 8, Pitts 5 3.80 Poholsky. St. L. 80 79 14 40 17 5 43 Surkont, Pitt, 14 208 74 75 5 19 Hacker, Chi. 158 148 35 74 8 4 86 LaPalme.

Pitt. 114 138 SI 48 0 5 97 Presko. St. L. 69 93 40 38 9 08 Cole.

Chi. 75 68 52 34 5 4 78 Purkey. Pitt. 131 145 82 38 a Pitt. Ill 114 45 50 New York (Lopat 12-4) at Phila-i "Tk''.

1 I i I.V" "em? in another year are burgh 10. BB Loes 3. Wojey 1, Lasorda I 3.80 17 4 45 13 4 27 9 3 53 9 878 7 5 04 508 8 424 7 3 82 11 5 39 6.19 la (Ditmar 0-4) nieht. ZT'Z-tr. ,1 I I 7 7 lJ-pound John Rose, son delph: YESTERDAY'S RESl'LTS Furfaro.3b 4 10 2 Jones, 3b 2, Palica 2, Surkont 4.

SO Loes 1, Wo ley 2, Lasorda 1, Palica 2. Surkont 2. HO Loes 5 in 1 (faced 3 batters in 2d inn-ingi. Woiev 2 in 3. Lasorda 0 in 2, IBM, Toint Meet 4 0 0 4 t-OSmO, and 186-pound John Brown.

Boston 97 109 37 50 401 0 tiacco, brother of Tonv. Then Larsen, Bait. 192200 84 78 10 4 11 Buhl. Mil. 99 108 55 53 Eastern League 3 3 3 2 SHUTOL'TS Garcia 5.

Trurk Rn. Klip'tem. Chi. 142 152 89 67 Albany 1 Reading 7 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 Palica 2-2. Loes 6-4.

Wojey 1-0. 1 Abrams.rf Burns.rf-lf 3 0 0 O.Waters.cf Aland. 2b 4 0 0 2 Tolieson.e Buck.c 3 0 1 Wilson, 2 0 0 Hudson.p 1 0 0 (Teams tied. 1-1. in best-of-7 final olds 4.

Harshman 4, Morean 4, Gromck 4 Perko'ski. Cin. 96 100 62 31 Coleman 4. Hoeft 4. Ford 3.

Wvnn S.I SIIITOI'TS Antonelli 8. a-Fridlevxf 3 12 0 Fox, 2b Wilson 4, 3 0 0 3 thuere freshman Dino Paparella, iWho is only 159 pounds now but looks like a guard in the family T. ITT tradition of Al. the STfs hot In Playoff Final IBM and Whitney Point clash series.) National League 3 11 0 Palica 2-2. Surkont 1-1.

HBP Surkont 3 0 1 0 (Wojey). Wojey (Thomasi. Winner Sur- 4 0 10 kont (9-17). Loser Loes (13-5). 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 Diering.cf 3 1 1 0 Minoso.lf Durham.lf 4 10 0 Rivcia.r-lf Kenned.y.3b 4 1 1 2 Kell.lb Kellert.lb 3 0 1 OSawatskl.c Totals 32 I 5 12: Totals Philadelphia 4 New York 3 st.

Louis 4 2 p. m. tomorrow at Whitney 010 (wo 000 1 two years ago and now Milwaukee 6 Albany Pitchnruh Rrnnlclvn 1 Pfvint in 1 ho riprMriinff Damn rtf Rearilntf Courtney. 4 0 2 1 Marsh. 3b 013 020 Colgate frosh aft Garver 3, Sullivan 3.

Johnson 3. Pierce 3. Roberts 4. Simmons 4. Gomez 4.

Dickson Consuegra 2. Lemon 2. Keeggan 2. 4. Haddix 3.

Burdette 3. Valentine 3, Schmitz 2, Porterfield 2, Nixon 2, Stobbs Mever 2. Podres 2. Liddle 2. Conley 2.

2. Zuverink 2. Feller 1. Houtteman 1. Erskine 2.

Heain 2. Wehmeier 2. Faschl Dorish 1. Stone 1. Kemmerer 1, Byrd 2.

Pollet. Maglie. Spahn, Grissom, Fow-1. Pillette 1, Kiely 1, McDermott 1, ler, Littltfield. Baczewski, Drews.

Jones, Portocarrero 1, Larsen 1, Grim 1, Par- Nichols. Staley. Friend, Hacker, Presko, nell 1, Kellner 1. (Cole, Thies. Buhl.

Perkowski. Hunter ss 4 0 0 4 McGnee Storm Delays 1 0 0 03, Young. 2b 3 10 3 b-Mars'a! Turley.P 4 0 12 Harsh'an i year at Peddie" Prep. A quick position by position rundown: only games scheduled. their best-of-3 final playoff series' -Mor" waler1KHI7BlicDK' Tate" AMAen a i- Lorenzo 3, Avenil, Cleverly.

2B Avenil, uTc the NY-P Baseball League. Iselcastro. Graber. HR Lorenzo. SB SB h- Philadelphia 3 IBM Won the Opener, 5-4 in 12 Roseboro.

DP-Moran. Cleverly to Gra- tV 'urmnr rh "I Tl innings, and Whitney Point Moran to Graber: Auno. Baltimore tjicago iRoscboro to Daska akis. Left Albanv 8. Cleveland 6 Detroit 3 evened the series in the second i Readme 4 BB-varea 2 1 sr 10 0 0 d-Batts 10 0 0 Women's Golf; Johnson 0 0 0 a ndout.

Hes 6 24. shifts to linebacker in a 5-man defense. Little offensive experience. Other offensive end probably trackman Lou Paglia. ineligible Totals 5 12 Totals 31 1 1 10 game with an 11-6 triumph.

International League nsco Squares Softball Playoff The Industrial League Softball, the sixth on John Zdimal's 2-nm Wilson 1, Vargas 3. Hudson 3. HO Wilson 4 (pitched to 3 batters in 5th). Hudson 2 in 4. Winner Hudson.

Syracuse 9 Toronto 5 Larry Tokarchik will hurl for (Teams tied in best-of-7 semi-finals, Whitney Point, Roy Parr for ai. i Loser Wilson. Vrnzon, Phillips, Mc-IGowan. 1 55. A 998.

1-1) Montreal 6 Rochester 2 IBM. Sewickley, Pa. (U.R) Thunder and lightning drove Stanford coed Mickey Wright and glamorous Barbara Romack off a rain-drenched course today after they a 4- Returning squadmen are Kurkowski. PlavoffS Were all Square today Tlntn itH 202 and 6 and Dave Wheeler. Best following Ansco'S 3-2 nk Pltched JV graduate Angelo Bontemno.

slim 8 An! tt victory tter in gaming the wan. umy loo, dui good moves. graduate Angelo Bontemno. slim a hitter in gaining the wan. (Montreal leads best-of-7 2-1.) Mike Pacific Coast League I six footer.

over Mate Hospital last night at Carter hurled 8-hit ball in losing. Recreation Park. I The deciding game will ba completed the first hole in their Oakland 4 San Francisco 3 Francisco 3fi-hrl final i-nnnrl hattlA for thp, Oakland 8. a Singled for Abrams in 5th. Flied for MeGhee in 7th.

Hit into fielder's choice for Harsh-man in 7th. Grounded out for Johnson In 9th. Baltimore 200 010 002 5 Chicago OOO ooo 0101 Hunter. Marsh. RBI Kennedy J.

Fridlev, Keil. Diering 2. 2B Marsh 2. Minoso. HR Kennedy.

Diering. Diering. SF Kell. DP Young. Hunter, Kennedy, Courtney to, Kennedy.

Left Baltimore 7, Chicago 8. BB Turiey 4. Harsh-man 3. SO Turiey 6. Harshman 4, John-eon 1.

HO Harshman 5 In 7 innings, Johnson 3 in 2. Harshman 3-3. Turiey 1-1. Johnson 2-2. WP Harshman.

HBP Harshman (Diering. Abrams). Winner Turlev (13-15. Loser Harshman (14-T). Flaherty.

Rommel. Paparella. niuisiu aim uiiensive regular Korii a. T-Hn4iAn Hummel, now at Lafayette Barbara! Ans evened the series in the Played next Friday at Recreation iand Luciano will d1v both wavs hut seventh and last innins whpn Park. women's amateur golf title.

American Association MlSS Romack, 21-year-old life Louisville Columbus 2 (Teams tied in best-of-7 semi-finals, one might end up at guard, especially, Gene Reani's two-Out single State Hospital 000 02 4 1 on defense. Barbara is Dirk Fvanpk fmm thirH iAnsco 000 002 13 2 5 9i. mammoth Luciano a uiCK from Carter and Jenkins; Linko and ed 6 2'4. Also unsettled between Earlier, Ansco tied the game in Stiles. 2-2.) (Only name scheduled.) Southern Association Atlanta 7 New Orleans 5 tackle and guard Is little-experienced (Atlanta leads best-of-7 finals.

2-LT; -si A- IA Stock Cm rred Vasilchik. JV graduates Dick Crawford and Tommy Hopko both displace 195. Guards Picciano has defensive experience only. Zur would be great help if game play would match prac insurance agent, won the first hole and had a one stroke advantage on the uncompleted second over her fellow competitor from sunny California when play was called off to await clearing skies. Tournament officials tried to resume the match on the second hole at 1 p.

m. EDT, but the rain continued and play was delayed an additional two hours. They were to decide at 3 p. m. whether to continue or call the tice potential.

Cobb was impressed whole thing off until Miss Wright entered the final round with a 5 and 4 victory over Mary Lena Faulk of Thom-asville, the defending queen. Miss Romack walloped Mrs. Mar-jorie McMillen of Decatur, 111., Jo Wilbur Wins Jo Wilbur successfully defended her title in the Liberty Handicap Trophy golf tournament by defeating Mrs. Ada Solomon. 4 and 3, yesterday at Vestal Hills Country rv.

vjj .0 by Michigan State Duffy Dougherty at summer clinic who revealed more than 75 per cent of speedy Spartan linemen played backfield in high school. Problem is to make line play 7 and 6. Saturday Kite, 8:00 Major League taiillng attractive to tne backs. Quarterbacks Ciaravino, good ball-handler and better runner than passer, is by himself if he stays at quarter. Tom Cullen and Matola are behind him.

Surprise might be Pete Sylvester, out for first time as a senior now that ban on co-participation in football and basketball has been lifted. Big 187-pound Pete, with a good head and heart, has played little but touch heretofore, but might have been star had he started in ninth grade. Running Backs Most of them are mentioned above. Ciaravino will probably do the PLUS EXTRA SPECIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Admission $1.25, tax incl. Servicemen in uniform admitted Free! Also children under 12, accompanied by parents Freel I Kb iIa At)f -I- I 13 i-iSU 2i STANDING or THE CLUBS STANDING OF THE CLUBS II-! 79 ti us IE mm Uifi mi punting with DiOrto a reserve.

bought himself a ball 'this summer and worked on place-kicking, the specialty of Bob Neira last fall. 11! 9.11 20 1819 18 106 11 15 16 13 11 17 15 98: 48 8 New York 11,12 15 13 12 15 141 92J 54 Cleveland Brooklyn 8 10 16 13 14 15 12 88 59 .599, New York Milwaukee. 10 12 10 13 10 16 14 85 60 6' 4 1 Chicago Bingbamton Preps Photo. lo; 7-12 17 15 13 17, 91 56,619 i5Ms READY TO RUN Art Conklin (left) of Endicott shows Cobb has 134 players working OH 9IS14. 6 Ki.iiJS a LeRov Beardslev of New Yorlr fllrl rfnrocontntiua rt lout.

Basketbad coach Barnev Detroit Boston U'ashi'gton 5-MILE POINT SPEEDWAY Thrill Track of the Southern Tier Sanctioned, Promoted by Southern Tier Stock Car Club Cincinnati PhiU'phia St. Louis Chicago 2 9, 514 10 1112; 63, 82 .434 42U y'nno eL iGoodfellow will help Maurice 4 8 7 13; 6 12 12: 62; 831.428 43V; the American Kennel Club, some of the dogs entered Bruce's dad, with the 7 6 8 14 8 12 15 70; 76 .479 22 9, 9, 8 12 15 12 69 76 .476 22' 8, 7,1110 i 67; 78 .462,2414 7j 6j 7,12 15 601 Baltimore 7,11 10 io; si, loaay in me uienaaie oeagie ciud tieid trials west "muniis. wmie uo peiKa Pittsburgh 7j Tt 52; 94 .356 40 Phila'phia 4j 2j 7,10,121 49; I Ul LIIUILUII. DiXunzio as Cobb's assistant..