The Daily Register from Harrisburg, Illinois • Page 7

'Ait. Vernon Beats Quoin, 13 to 0 DU QUOIN. 111. (IB-Mount Vcr- 1952 South Seven football 'champion, battled to a 13-0 victory 'over a stubborn Iu Quoin team 1 Tuesday night. The two Mount i I Vernon came in'the third and fourth periods at the end I of Ions; drives.

Starlile Drive-In Theatre 'Located oh Route 45 Between Harrisburg and Eldorado. Gates Open 6:00 p. m. Show Starts 6:30 p. m.

by 6:30 p. m. and Be On Your Way Home by 9:30 p. Adults 50c Children Under FREE when Accompanied By Adult Class Representatives Elected for Carrier Mills Student Council Class representatives on the Student Carrier Mills high school, were elected Tuesday. The representatives will meet at later date to organize.

Members of the council are: Don Wallace Loses i Reynolds, Erskine Certain To Start World Series After Impressive Performances The Daily Register. Haniilurjr. Illinois September 23, 1953 I's' 2-1 Pitching Duel To Big Jim Bum pus Don Wallace of Harrishurg pitched for the Ejdorado Merchants Sunday a'l Uniontown, and a 2-1 decision to the veteran hurler, Big Jim Bumpus. Wallace and Bumpus matched pitches in a scoreless duel until the 7th. Then Uniontown scored twice on a bunt, stolen base and error.

Eldorado counted their lone tally in the top of the eighth. strikeouts. Bumpus was touched i for seven hits, walked four and fan- Senior class Ron Culbreth, allowed only six hits, Jim Miller and Bob Parks: walked but two and racked up 10 Junior class Max Bcrns, Jim Reeder and Dick Santy: ned 2 Sophomore class- Carolyn Ab-j It is rep0 rted the Uniontown sher. Opal Chnsman and Richard ca led Wa llace the best Hill; Freshman class Janice Harrawood, Phoebe Holmes, and Mary Murphy Tonight Thursday Double Feature I hurler they had faced all year. The 'canvas of one circus 'top" weighs 11 tons dry NEW YORK TB-- It'll Revnolds against Carl be Allie, a 6 2 World Series record, struck Erskine' out 11 A's and held them to two when the Yankees and Dodgers.

singles in seven innings before re" first game of I tiring in favor of Bob Kuzava. who square off in the the World Series. That was virtually certain today, although Manager Casey Stengel of the world champions and Charley i yielded Philadelphia singles runs in the eighth and ninth. Tuneup for Erskine It was the Reynolds of old Illinois Plays Nebraska Cornhuskers Saturday to Open Football Season SHSSever lingering doubts the one inning CHAMPAIGN, opens its 64th season of intercollegiate football at 1:30 p. m.

(CDT) Saturday opposing Nebraska in Memorial Stadium and seldom has an Illini team faced its inaugural as more of a question mark. Coach Ray Eliot, beginning his twelfth year, has assembled a start- lineup of nine lettermen and navt righthanded aces' Tuesday. Reynolds, flashing the overpowering stuff that has made him the key Yankee pitcher in three "big previous series, moxved doxvn the bv the kev for tne opener, was only scarcely less impressive as he struck out six Pirates in a three-inning tuneup. Carl allowed two hits in the first inning but fanned four straight dur- two sophomores, Quarterback Em Lindbeck of Kewanee and a swift- moving halfback. J.

C. Caroline of Columbia. S. C. Typical of Illinois, the 1953 team will be small but quick.

Its inexperience could be offset by spirit and desire. ing one stretch and Dressen an-! While 21 veterans are listed on nounced he would start his 20- and Faculty representative on the I about three times as much when council is Howard E. Street. 'wet. Athletics in one of his most im- performances in New York's 7-2 victory Tuesday the squad, the roster is liberally sprinkled with sophomores and ob- against the Phillies on Friday servers believe success or failure game winner in another short tune- Shown at 6:30 and 9:30 p.

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in the American league, the Cleveland Indians took a three- game lead over the White Sox in their battle for second place xvhen they beat Chicago, 8-3. Bob Feller went the distance to outpitch Billy Pierce and scored his 10th victory imnortant of 1953 and the 249th of his career. 4fc Braves, Cardinals Split Cleveland's Al Rosen hit his 41st homer of the season but remained one behind Gus Zernial, xvho hit No. 42 in the A's loss to the Yankees. Larry Doby also homered for the Indians while Minnie Minoso of the White Sox reached the 100-maik for runs batted in with a two-run homer.

Satchel Paige pitched one-hit ball for seven innings and got relief aid from Don Larsen in the last txvo as the St. Louis Browns beat the Detroit Tigers, 7-3. in the other American league game. Ed Mathexvs hit his 47th homer as Milxvaukee beat St. Louis, 4-3, but the Cardinals bounced back to win the nightcap, 10-7; the Chicago Cubs downed the Cincinnati Red- legs, 4-1, after Baczexvski shut out his former teammates, 1-0, in their opener, and Curt Simmon's seven-hitter enabled the Philadelphia Phillies to down the Nexv York Giants, 9-3, in National league night games.

iano and LaStarza Title Bout Thursday NEW YORK Rock Mar- oeser. Morion, sensor i i a a i fl in from Capt. Bob Lenzni. North Chicago spntnr ifift tnekle: Jan Smid. Kiv- -i in Saturday's battle because of a I lip cut which required several I stitches.

Like Ryan and Ernst, Cliff Wald- 1 beser senior left end; senior, left tackle: Jan Smid. Riv er Grove junior, left guard: Herb J-will hinge upon hoxv the newcomers come through under fire in game competition. Must Learn By Experience The Illini xvere unimpressive in more to a dress rehearsal game scrimmage, probably due in to slippery going on a muddy field. But. as 'he sxvung into final xveek of preparation for Nebraska, Eliot snuffled his lineup in rather xvhole- sale fashion -and decreed more Doxvners and Bud Park junior, left halfback, maintained starting team ratings following Saturday's scrimmage.

Eliot did shift Don Gro're. Tolono sophomore, to understudx Caroline at left half, moxed Bobby a Murphysboro back to right halfback behind Mickey Bates. Kexvanee, another sopno- more. xvno is DeMoss for the starting role Dick Kohlhagen, senior tackle today while workmen a nexv aluminum ring ai night's Ifeavyxv eight title fight with Roland LaStarza. LaStarza remained in camp at Greenv.ood Lake.

N. and will motor into York Thursday in time for the noon weigh-in at Madison Square Garden. The challenger expects to xveish about 188 pounds, Rotk. tiuoul 1S5. Meanv.hile, promoter Jim Norris cheered by the Weather Bureau's Ions-range forecast of fair loiine to the first-string backfield.

Lindbeck moved up from a third- team post over Elry Falkenstein, Naperville senior, and Bob Gongola, Chicago (Weber) junior. The 7iirrM i 5-10, 180-pound newcomer, just 19 years of age, face a tough task in udiu directing play of a Big Ten foot-' from Rockford (West), has been warmer weatner for Thursday promoted to No 2 left tackle, and n.ght. He was also pleased by the Renn. West Frankfort sopho- brisk sale that indicated a 3 end 2ioss of 8400,000, contributed 23.000 to 40.000 fans. In ad- NOTES FROM THE ILLINI 'dition.

theatre-television has guar- CAMP Coach Ray Eliot does- antced S100.000. n't like one-platoon football, but he There will be no home television does appreciate the way big John 01 broadcast v.hen Rocky. 29, and Bauer, senior guard from Benton. Roland. 26.

off at 10:30 p. to two plav. m. e. d.

t. i Bauer, biggest man on the squad Despite LaStarza's three year I at 6-3 and 235. has pushed into con- advantage in outh, odds-makers itention as a starter at right guard net onix tabbed him the underdog through aggressiveness and endur- at I but quoted 11-5 against ance. "He's better than ever." his lasting tiif scheduled-15 rounds, Eliot said. "I like the way he blocks and his defense has improv- ar.d ex en money against 10.

Each principal sparred two ball team. However, Lindbeck has shoxvn ed materially. He has the size to rounds Tuesday in his final xvork- stay in there" and be tough." Bauer out Those sessions brought formerly strictly an offensive Rocky'j total to 145 rounds against much superior sparmates than Roland used dunng his 132. promise as a passer, as a running back, and directs the squad with authority of a good field general. Never having played defense is his greatest handicap.

Bauer No. One Right Guard Caroline's' progross to team berth has been Picking the Grid Winners IN THE Toledo, Kansas City Begin Playoffs in American Association By UNITED PRESS 1 The pennant-xvinning Toledo Sox and the runner-up Kansas City Blues meet in the first game of I the final playoff series in the American Association tonight at Toledo. i The xvinner of the best-of-seven iseries xvill take on the winner of a similar-series-from the International League in the Little World i Series. a first- natural for a talented running back. The 6-fpot, 184-pound Negro lad replaces ior letterman, Ken Sxvienton, Chicago (Schurz).

Eliot also promoted John Bauer, 235-pound senior, to the No. 1 right guard spot xvhere he succeeds Bucky Tate, junior from Nexv Castle, Pa. Bauer ranked as the outstanding lineman in the xvarmup tilt and Eliot believes "one platoon Sport Parade By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK itP Reeling to the tune of "I'm Upset, Baby," but still xviiling to spend your money. Fraley's Follies and the weekend football "xvinners." Game of the Week Notre Dame over Oklahoma: If ORPHEUM Matinees Every Friday and Sunday Tonire 6 p. m.

Thursday 6 p. m. out" for" the last week was a tipoff this is tan- Uamount to a kiss of death. Benton strong boy. Slan Wallace, Hillsboi'u senior, the way Frank Spain has 263 'sports stadiums.

bull rings to 140 But, Loahv is On 't Bloomington, also senior. Wai-j do it last year there's no reason lace showed promise running from ito think it can this time. oiuit ir jiuijuui i i i also has draxvn nomination as wailing, the Irish are loaded. 0 1 fullback, replacing Ken Miller, I top of which, if Oklahoma couldn thaS lets you have both barrels! the fullback spot and is a topnotch linebacker on defense. His specialist's training as a defensive halfback also makes him dangerous as a defender against a short passing game.

Other Players Rocky Ryan, senior end from Tolono, missed the game because of a shoulder injury but xvill be ready for the Cornhusker tilt as will Don Ernst. No. 1 right I tackle and a senior from Chicago East Army over Furman: Booby- trapped, maybe. Boston College over Clemson: On' the alphabet system. Navy over William and a Oh man, the life boats.

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Also: Purdue over Missouri. Northxvestcrn over loxva State. Detroit over Wayne, Marquetle over Cincinnati, Ttilsa over Wichita. UCLA ox-er Kansas: In a deep ibreath. I California over Oregon State: i Bouncing back.

I Minnesota over Southern Cal: The Gophers are coming. Oregon over Stanford: The old mare. etc. Washington State over COP: Or i I'm convinced. Also: Utah ox-or Idaho, Denver 'over Drake.

Brigham Young over jSan Jose, Kansas State over Colorado Aggies, Colorado over Arizona, Wyoming over Montana and New Mexico over Utah State. South i Georgia.Tech cvor Florida: Big game in Dixie. Mississippi over Kentucky Anything can happen. Maryland over Washington and Lee: Still poison. over Mississippi State: Testing the nexv regime.

LSU over Alabama: Off last week's performances. Also: North Carolina over North Carob'na Stato. Duke over Wake Forest, Richmond over Davidson. Auburn over Stetson. VMI over George Washington and South Car- iolina over Citadel.

Southwest Texas over Viiianova: Horned owls. Texas Aggies over Houston: Plowed under. 1 Oklahoma Aggies over Game under their belts. Temple over North Texas State: 'Tip from a road ageiu. Texas Tech over Texas Wcst- Evelyn KEYES GRAND Matinees Every Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday Tonite 6 p.

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HIGHWAY 45 HARRISBURG. ILL. Tigers Retain Manager Hutckinson DETROIT Fred Hutchin retained for another year i manager of the Detroit Tigers, said I today pitching xva.s the key to the 1 team's chances of climbing in the, American League standings next I year. Fight Results By UNITED PRESS Fin. Doc Williams, 197, Mahxvah.

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