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GIANTS USE 'INSIDE BASEBALL' TO WIN THIRD STRAIGHT 4 1 i ,1 Cleveland players chase foul with Bobby Avila (cap less) making a tumbling catch despite the challenges of Dave Phllley and Vic Went (No. Comic Dictionary SAP A sign of continued vigor in all trees except the family tree. (Copyright, 194.) 9 itoiiteS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1954. OHM Hartung Grabs 20-Yard Pass, Clark Adds Vital Point MM at mi 13 IS, ii Baseball's Rhodes Scholar and 23). ihephoto (af.

DRAKE ERRORS HELP WICHITA TRIUMPH, 54-6 Bulldogs Recover Fumble, Score. STATISTICS. WlrhitS, First rinwn It RiiKhlna yardage SS 2S(I 1'a-xiing ardae HR 2MS Patina attempted 23 tt PaeR rompleled 9 9 Pattnea interrepted hy 1 3 PunU ft 2 Averaga 21.8 2.t Fumhle lout 4 2 lard penalised 20 191 llrake ft A ft ft A Wichita 7 13 14 20 4 SCORING SF.Qt F.Nf E. Wtrhittv Draka Hntfman. 2S yard.

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13-yard paaa A 27 33 34 Hippy, place l.ntiKh. no-yard nana 40 Powell, place klek 41 Rraonen. tan 46 Fulton, two yard 63 Towne, plaea kick 64 By Brad Wilson. Wichita hardly needed any of the breaks it got here Friday night in swamping1 Drake's outm a youngsters, 54-6, but the Shockers accepted them to score five of their eight touchdowns, the easy way. rU kK.

Ii ZiiMV WIRKPHOTO (A. The stars of New York's 6-2 World Series victory over the (center), pinch hitter deluxe, tied a record with his third pinch Indians at Cleveland Friday pose happily in the dressing room. hit, and Hoyt Wilhelm saved the game for Gomez with super-Ruben Gomez (left) was the winning pitcher, Dusty Rhodes lative relief. The Indians now face a 3-0 deficit in games. ft Three Mueller.

Dark Help Trick Tribe By Seo Taylor. (Sporti Editor, Th Regiiter.) CLEVELAND, OHIO-It was a rather dull game on a dyll day, this third succes-ive triumph of the New York Giants over the vanishing In dians here Friday. The National Leaguers won! Just about as they pleased by Requiring a substantial lead off Mike Garcia, the Mexican pitcher from Visalia, the fellow they say, rightly or wrongly, never Garcia. Wins "the big one." The victors scored once in the first Inning, thrice in the third and wound up with a 6-2 trumph behind the splendid pitching of Puerto Uican Ruben Gomez and Hoyt Wilhelm, the relief specialist who took over the Giants' pitching chore with one out in the seventh after the Indians had scored their second run. IN GRINDING out their three scores in the third inning, a cluster that clinched the contest, some "inside baseball" was played for the first time in this Series.

In the first two games both teams played straightaway. Only SITTIN' IN With the Athletes twice were hit-Rnd-run plays attempted and seldom did runners attempt to steal. There was no fancy stuff. The managers let their runners perch on baae awaiting Terhaps the proximity of the stands just inside the two foul lines. Inviting home runs or perhaps doubles against the walls, accounted for this.

But in the third inning Friday, after Al Dark led off with a single and third baseman Hank Majeakl, who had displaced the rrippled Al Rosen in the Cleveland lineup, was playing in for a bunt, Don Mueller neatly pushed a hit past the third Backer. Willie Mays, destined to be the leading hitter of the day with three singles, hit sharply to Majeski and Dark, who had advanced to third on Mueller's hit, was caught in a rundown when Tie was trapped between third and home. Mueller and Mays moved up to third and second, respectively, nn the out. Manager Al Lopez had Garcia walk Hank Thompson purposely. That apparently was just what Durocher wanted.

Up strode Dusty Rhodes to bat for Monte Irvin, Just as he had done in the two games in New York and, Just as he did grrnx' in Continued on Page Eleven. Gold Ihislv KKW VORKO All KKI II. A. K. Lnrkman.

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L. A. came from behind in the final quarter to beat Man-land, 12-7, Friday night arid put a dent in the reputation of the nation's 1953 champion football team. Tha winners took advantage of a poor Maryland punt and scored the winning touchdown on five play from the losers 15-yard line. Bob Davenport crashed over from one foot out on the winning play for his second touchdown.

Maryland rallied In the final four minutes and marched from its 40 to the U. C. L. A. 19, but failed.

to make the one yard needed on fourth down by two feet. U. C. L. A.

scored first after a fumble by Bill Walker as he started to punt. That gave the ball to U. C. L. A.

on Maryland's 10-yard line and the Bruins went over in two plays. Late in the third period, U. C. L. Bob Heydenfeldt got off a punt of less than 35 yards and Maryland traveled 63 yards in 15 plays to go ahead at 7-6.

Montreal Favored In Big Four Test TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA (jT) The Montreal Alou-ettes, the Canadian Big Four League with five victories and one defeat, will be favored today when they meet the Toronto Argonauts here. The game will be televised in the United States after the finish of the New York Giants-Indians World Series game at Cleveland. Martln-Senour Paints It was the worst licking for Drake in the 11-game series sa the visiting split-T experts rolled to 280 yards rushing and 25.1 -more by air to offset the 181 yards they were penalized. The Rulldogs were saved North Rolls, 37-0 Irvin Gallops to 4 Touchdowns In Muddy Mauling of Tech. The powerful drives of Franklin Irvin, 155-pound North halfback, proved too much for an injury-riddled Tech Friday night aa the Polar Bears rolled to a 37-0 E.

Waterloo On Scarlet 2 At Last Gun WATERLOO, IA. East Des Moines scored a touchdown and added the extra point in the last 13 seconds Friday night to upset East Waterloo, 13-12. Jim Clark passed 20 yards to Jack Hartung to cap a 70-yard drive for the touchdown, then Clark kicked the extra point. It was the first loss of the season for tenth- ranked East Waterloo, de fending cham pion of the Big Six Conference which was the only team to stop East Des Moines a year ago. East Waterloo Just missed coming back for another touchdown in the last sec onds.

After returning the kick- off 'to Hs 39, East Waterloo had Bill Willard pass to Ron Andrews. Andrews caught the hall nn the 50 and zipped to the East Dps two before he was caught from behind by tackle Dick Aldridge. Clark scored the other Des Moines touchdown on a three- yard buck in the second quarter. The play climaxed a 67-yard march. Johnny Carr scored both Wa terloo touchdowns, on a three-yard run in the first quarter and a 19-yard dash in the fourth.

However, both of Cair's at tempts to run over the extra points were stopped. Bob Savage, East Des Moines coach, termed his team's comeback as "remarkable" in view of the steady rain. FAST WATERLOO 12. Thompson. LG Hever Flrtuwn 0.

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Clark. Detroit Red Wings Face Stars Tonight DETROIT, MICH. MV- The-hockey season arrives tonight when the champion Detroit Red Wings clash with the National Hockey League All-Stars Olympia Stadium. The Star team is composed of the top players from the other five teams in the N. H.

L. The Red Wings won the N. H. L. title and Stanley Cup championship last season.

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run II 13 Irvin, 2 yarria ft 1ft yard II 2ft Roller. 14 yard 0 31 Irvin. 7tt yard 0 37 47 -Year-Old Swims Catalina Channel SAN PEDRO, CAL. unemployed 47-year-old disc jockey, aided by swim -fins and a frog man's suit, conquered the chilly, choppy Catalina Channel Friday, swimming much of the way on his back. George Wilhelm of Los Angeles navigated the 21-mile distance in 15 hours 42 minutes.

The channel record, set without benefit of swim fins, is held by Canadian Tom Parks. He swam it in 13 hours, 25 minutes recently. Distance swimmer Florence Chadwick's best time was 13 hours, 47 minutes. A LOVI ronsnriHG mjrrHincf 0 AN UNWED MOTHER mil lie llt-HB Suit Brady in "WHITE FIR." natuu. BUM TONIGHT THRU SAT.

mm J3 Jyjy ft tni met mi mm aVnLA Rhodes Hero Roll to No. 3 By Bill Bryson. (Rramt'r Staff Wrltr.) CLEVELAND, OHia-Indian pitchers finally proved that Dusty Rhodes Is only human after all, but not until baseball's new superman and his wonderous weapon had thrust the Giants to the threshold of the world championship Friday. It was barely a contest after the Alabama wizard rammed his third pinch-hit in three days for a 3-0 New York lead in the third inning. The bold, confident Giants survived the frantic Indians' game closing gestures to win, 6-2, and stand poised at the door of the National League's first big pri.e since 1946.

They're hefty favorites to become the second entry from their side of the baseball tracks to make it an economy-size, four-game package today. Only the miracle Braves of 1914 ever completed a championship spin in four games against the American League. The 1922 Giants were 4-0 over the Yan kees, but there was a tie game involved. The desperate Indians will give Bob Lemon a second try at the National League upstarts today. Bob did all right until Rhodes' tenth-inning homer In the opener.

Left-hander Don Liddle, 9-4 in the regular season, Is nominated to make it a Giant sweep. Wizard Rhodes had only SERIES Confirmed on Pape! Eleven. Football Results DES MOINES. Ankeny at Altoona, wet grounds. East 13, Waterloo -(East) 12.

Johnston 2t, Carlisle 7. Newton 25, Dowling 0. North 37, Tech 0. Valley li, Charlton ft Wichita 51, Drake 6. IOWA COLLEGES.

Iowa Wesleyan 21, Simpson 0. Wartburg 19, Central 6. OTHER COLLEGES. Ralnhrirfta N. T.

f'. 21, Fnanla N. A. s. 14.

Colorado 2ft, Colorado Stat 7. 2S. Tampa S. ra.lcrn 2ft. Murray ft.

Kmimrla ftS. Rrthany (Kan.) 7. Kurman 27. Prrhtrlan (1. Krnt Stat Sft.

Uratrrn Rrwrv O. Klrkvllla Trarhrra Ft. lonard Wood II. Miami I ft. Raylnr 13.

rlrvn Krarnrr Trarh-era A lie I. Mlnnt llf. Mayvlllr 7. MrPhrnon 38. Hakrr 2(1.

Marlrlta 20. Wlttrnbrrf III. MlrhlRaii Normal 7. Wan ft. Nnrthranb-ra (Okla.l 7, Nnrth-wmtrrn I Okla.l II.

Ottawa 3H, Rrthrl than.) 14. Occidental Santa Harhara I). tluantlrn Marine 2(1. IMrolt II. Siuthwelern (Okla.l 7, Sollth-Wculern Kan.

I (I. South Dakota stata AS, Mankatn P. A. 12. Maryland 7.

I p.ala 27, Hrldarport 0. JUNIOR COLLEGES. fillddrn 10, l.akr City A. Maunn llv If). Waldorf Urania City 34, Sioux ItJ ll-mlO 0.

I'rlmihar 2ft, Alia 13. HIGH SCHOOLS. Albert flty SH, Rolfa A. Alden I I. Colo (I.

Anamota 7, Maquokrta ft Alliltibon 7. Mnnnlnr II. Al 13. F.arlhnm Almanrth l. Krlihtnn 12 (rlght-ntani.

Ante 27, 0l.nlnoa Aliunde 7, Hed liak (I. Aekley IN, LnPorte City (I. Rode 13. I.Hmorr City A. Ravard I'l, Manilla A.

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tohnllle (I. Raxter 47. -Alhlon 0 I. it-man I Cherokee ft. storm take ft (tie).

Cnllrte Kprlnta 4ft. New Market A. Calmar 13. Monona 7. amine 13, larlnda 12.

IT. II. 1 II -u 11 IB Cleardeld 41, rlopklna 1ft (l-mai). Continued on Pa fie. Ten.

SUIT SALE Today All $55 00 Suits $44.50 Northbroolt Clothes As Shown In Esquire SAVE TLEXTY Clothier 615 LOCUST STREET HECK SAYS: nrtkV from a shutout In the second quarter, when Don Dledrich went over from the 2-yard linn after his mates had -pounced on a faulty Shocker pitch-out on the winners' five. Drake went to the Wichita 30-yard line in the first quarter, and rolled to the Shocker 25 midway in the third period for its only other threats. Hendrlx Leads Drake. For a lad with little blocking help, Drake's fullback, Gene Hendrix was as fine a back aa there wss on the field. earned 63 yards in 20 ball carrying attempts all the hard way.

Thas was all but 25 yards of the Bulldog rushing total, which exactly matched the passing yardage. The losers might hava fared better if Roger La Brasca had fceen more accurate in his pitches, although he clicked on five of 10 for 4-J yards. But that was a puny total con- DRAKE Continued on Parje Ten. SUDDEN SERVICE SATURDAYS TOO! Shirts and Dry Cleaning In at 9 Out at 4 Si dy wak Satutdiyi, toe. Uia Corwin'i luddtn larvict idaal for Emarganciai Salaimtm' Clothing Childran't Wt( MT QUANIrtt SHMT UUNORIN 1930 Cottaqa Srovs 83 1 Griri 1740 Baavtr 280 Inqirtoll victory.

An estimated 450 rain-soaked fans saw Irvin scrtre four touchdowns in the game played at, Lincoln Stadium, He lallied once In each quarter, the first coming with 1 minute 43 seconds left In the tlrst period on a plunge from the seven-yard line. Ir-' vin again went over from two yards out early in the second quarter. The fleet-footed halfback raced to his third tally on a 19-yard off-tackle play in the third quarter and then, with 39 seconds remaining in the game, he galloped into the end zone on a 78-yard sweep off the right side of the line. Shafto Stars. The nifty ball-handling of quarterback Bobby Shafto played a big part in the North victory, although he was handicapped in passing by the wet conditions.

Max Boiler racked up a second-period score by plowing 'lip the muddy field fnr 58 yards. Close at his heels was Tech's Wendal Holmes, NORTH Coiitinuen on Paye, Ten. "i GOLD LABEL PAINT $5.75 in 1 Gal. Cans mm SflRGEI I WATCH HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TONIGHT 7:25 KGTV CHANNEL 17 ROOSEVELT vs. LINCOLN brought to you by Standard Glass Paint Co.

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