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Peoria Central Sweeps by Streaks, 20-0 6 ressive Galesburg Is Unimp In Opener Peoria sparked by the fine running of Gene Carr and the passing of Dick Jamieson, rolled over Galesburg, 20-0 last night at Lombard Field in the season's opener for both teams. The Lions of Peoria were in complete command of the game from the start end were never actually threatened by Galesburg. Central tallied single touchdowns in each of the first three periods. The Streaks picked up only one first down in the game and had a net gain of 15 yards in rushing. Central rolled to nine first downs and 158 yards bj rushing.

Gene Carr tallied all three Central scoring markers and one of his better efforts was a 50 yard TD jaunt in the third frame on a punt Dick Jamieson filled the air with passes most of the evening. Galesburg failed to show any offensive power and had a minus one in rushing in the initial half. Galesburg failed to penetrate Peoria territory the first half and it wasn't, until the third quarter that the Streaks got into Central scoring area. The first Central touchdown came as the result of a 19 yard run by Carr. The scoring play was made possible by the passing of Jamieson.

The Lions tallied seven more points in the second frame to lead, 14-0 at the half. The Streaks prevented a third Lion touchdown holding for downs on the three yard line after two Central passes were incomplete in the end zone. Gene Carr took a Galesburg punt at midfield in the third quarter and returned it for his third TD of the evening. Galesburg threatened in this frame as they recovered a Lion fumble on the 36 yard line, but could not get their offense into gear. Central was now pouring subs into the contest.

Little action took place in the final frame as Central cleared her bench and Galesburg just couldn't move on the ground or In the air. The Silver Streaks take to the road next Friday when they meet Peoria Woodruff Central (20) le Boucher Hcssing Jg Drury Crown rg Thompson rt Marcus re iAiIay qb Jamieson lhb Ashby rhb Carr lb Wilson 7 7 6 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Carr (3). Points after Toucrdowns: Wilson, Jamieton. Referee: Peterson. Umpire: Landrus.

H. Lineman: Bean. Subs: entire squad). Galesburg: Riley, Oakes, Grablll, Mitchell, Brltton, Flaherty, Al Johnson, Al Kimbrough, McGrlff. Moore, Wilson.

Galeiburg (0) L. Johnson Gunn Nelson Carlson Obenlander H. Johnson Stewart Fay Nichols Morrow Newlon Central Galesburg Bullets Blank Cuba, 24 to 0 Knoxville tallied a pair of touchdowns in both the first and fourth quarters last night to defeat Cuba, 24-0. Four Bullet Gibbs, Don England, Jim Philblad and Bud Webber- each tallied single TDs. Coach Jack Miller used his subs during the latter part of the contest.

Cuba 10) Knoxville (12) L. Clavbert 1P Cutten Walleck It Chism R. Claybert IB Rasberry Wenger Nel.son Newlin IK Walker Paul It Wise Phillips re Hanson Miller qb Hyhec Runyan lhb Hughs Henderson rhli Gibbs Harper lb Wehhcr Knoxville 12 0 Cuba 0 0 0 (1 Touchdown Gibbs U), Philblad, England (li, Webber Two Soflball Teams Forfeit Both games in the City Softball League Friday night were forfeited. Knoxville gave the win to Oneida, and YV. A.

Jordan won ironi Leo Stein's Sporting Goods by forfeit. Oneida is scheduled to complete its season tonight, playing Admiral. Knoxville is slated to meet Butler in the second game. Both games will be at Lake Storey, r.nd a victory for Oneida would throw the second round into a tie for first place. ON THE Newlon (48), Galesburg fullback, Is pictured as he picks up couple of yards In the second period of the Central game that the Lions won, 20-0.

Larry Stewart (55), Silver Streak end, is shown helping with a block. Rocky Marciano Wins in Eighth Round as Ezzard Charles Refuses to Get Up Morrow, Silver Streak back, is spilled as he attempts to move against the more aggressive Lions. Also shown in the picture is Carroll Fay of Galesburg. By MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK Charles has gone the way of the other 40 of heavyweight champion Hocky Marciano's knockout victims and now it looks like cither England's Don Cockell or Cuba's Nino Valdcs will get the next chance to test the unbeaten Brockton Blaster's dynamite. "Cockell or one who brings the most next," said Manager Al Rocky nodded his head.

"It's the same to me," said Marciano as Dr. Alexander Schiff bandaged a nasty cut on the tip of his nose and patched a half inch cut on his left brow. "But he ain't going to go any more this year," said Weill. "Rocky will need plastic surgery to fix that cut on his nose. February? Maybe.

We'll see. First we gotta leave at 4 p.m. today for Los Angeles. Rooky's on that comedy hour Sunday with Eddie Fisher. Then we gotta consider a movie offer, a job in Las Vegas, and a European refcreeing tour.

For fighting next, we're going or Valdcs." Rocky really has to look abroad for his next opponent for bis eight- round knockout of Charles Friday night wiped out his last major challenger in the U.S. The 33-year- old Charles, making an unprecedented third bid to become the first ex-champion to regain the title, went down for the full count at 2:30 after absorbing a withering barrage from the bleeding and berserk Bomber. Down for the second lime in the round and for the third time in the one-sided tussle that lacked the drama of their June original, Charles just managed to get on his feet after referee Al Berl had tolled "ten." There were many in the crowd of 34,330 al Yankee Stadium who thought that Ezzard could have beaten the count if he had given it the real college try but the gallant champion said "I don't think so. lie was dazed." This was a one-way battle after the first round. Charles tossed left hooks and short rights to win the first only one he received from the three but in the second the charging, bull-like Marciano took command.

The strong, driving champion whacked three solid rights to Ezzy's body and then bombed the Cincinnati Negro with a right to the head that floored Charles for two. Charles was staggered repeatedly thereafter but it wasn't until the eighth that he hit the deck again. He went down for two again from a scries of rights and then for keeps after a full- scale bombardment. The second round was the key one according to Marciano and co-trainers Charley Goldman and Allie Colombo. "It was a right to the heart that did it," said the 30-year-old king.

"I could hear him grunt. I knew 1 had him then and it was just a matter of time. I figured I'd get him before the 10th. After that shot to the heart, I dropped him with a right-left-rght combination. A right dropped him first in the eighth and then I gave him the same right-left-right combination to stop him." High School Football Scores GERALD ASHBY of Peoria Central romps for another sizable gain against the Silver Streaks last night as the Lions rolled to a convincing 200 triumph.

Galesburg players in the picture awaiting to stop are Larry Johnson (31), Dick Nelson (37) and Chuck Morrow (24). Biggsville Downs Kirkwood, 25-19 Biggsville topped Kirkwood, 25-10 last night in a free scoring affair. The Rame led, 00 in the initial frame, Put the Red Devils tallied three TD's in the second period to lead, 19-U. The Rams tied the score at 19-all by scoring two touchdowns in the third quarter. Biggsville picked up the winning score in the final minutes of plav.

Aiedo (33) i Honvngc Gerald Avery paced Kirkwood uhnc.v by scoring three touchdowns. while Paul Stevens Aledo Romps Over 33-7, as Art Cook Stars The Aledo Green Dragons of coach George Pratt spilled Orion, last night as they tallied touchdowns in every period. Art Cook scored three times for Aledo, while Johnson and Forlner each romped across the goal line the feat for the Red Devils. Pick up box- duplicated sioan Kirkwood (25) Blggivllle (25) Wheatlvy le Sui bi'i" Fry 11 I-IMMI Si-uII 11 11' iliXtjri 1 TV Smith Fisr llih Slcvcusiin Wolf lb 1 i (j 1 11 II III (1 (. 25 M'k win MI t.

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Ry JACK HAND NEW YORK MV-Why didn't Ezzard Charles get up? The ex-champ had an answer Friday night after his knockout defeat by Heavyweight King Rocky Marciano in the eighth round at Yankee Stadium. "1 was groggy but I still had my senses," he said. "My gloves weren't touching the floor. 1 could have gone on fighting. If they had let me, 1 think in two rounds 1 would have beat him.

He was cut up pretty bad." If this sounds like the beginning of a post-fight rhubarb, forget it. Nobody was taking it too seriously. The facts of the matter were that Charles had enough. Whether he could have beaten the count or not, is purely academic. In a way, it was something like the ending of the Marciano-Jersey Joe Walcott rematch at Chicago.

Walcott claimed he beat the count, too, and tried to make an issue of it the next day. Nothing happened anil nothing will this time. 'ii. Hi- 1'. lilts nil.

i 11 Ti FJimvood Topples Killlowii.26.7 Orion (7) rfoilenb.iuuli r.irn.sli Mr. Khiiiilt 1. Aiult 'iM Mil. Kiundi I Charles made history in a nega- i7 I live- fashion. He was the first for- Jiiiniin mer heavyweight king to get three Atwoii chances at winning back the crown.

F( That will get him a line in Nat Fleischer's record book but he'll still need a 15-cent token to ride the New York subway. Jim Corbett tried twice and Boh Jim Jeffries, Jack Dempsey, Max Schmeling. Joe I Louis and Joe Walcott once each I "They never come hack" still i holds true. Tigers, 6-3; Braves Win By BEN P1ILEGAR AP Sports Writer Bobby Avila's stock rose to new heights today in the race for the most valuable player in the American League. The peppy Cleveland second baseman, almost a shoo-in for the batting title, made himself personally responsible for at least a share in the pennant with a grand slam home run in Detroit Friday night.

the blast gave the Indians their eighth straight victory and made certain they will still be in first place on the last day of the season. The liner into the lower left field scats of Briggs Stadium brought an end to the five year dominance of the New York Yankees who would have to win all their remaining games and have the Indians lose, all of theirs to gain even a tie. Avila made the difference since the final score was 6-3 and the count was even at 2-2 when he came to bat with the bases loaded in the seventh. It was quite a day for Avila. Before the game he bought a ball club, the Mexico City entry in the Mexican Winter League.

Avila said it cost him "mucho pesos." His heme run made it a lead pipe cinch that he'll collect a good share of those pesos from the World Series. The Yankees were making what probably will be their last visit to Philadelphia when the bad news came in from Detroit. They had just mauled the hapless Athletics 10-3 for their 98th victory. They'll probably win more than 100 games, something no other runner- up ever has done in the American League. In the National League the New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers were beaten but Milwaukee prolonged its faint chance with a 6-4 triumph over the St.

Louis Cardinals. The Giants bowed to Robin Roberts and the Philadelphia Phillies 4-3. Brooklyn committed five errors in losing to last place Pittsburgh 9-1 in the Dodgers' worst game of the year. In other action the Baltimore Orioles defeated Chicago 5-1 on two-run home runs by Bob Kennedy and Chuck Diering and Dean Stone of the Senators backed up his own three-hitter with a three- run homer as Washington swamped Boston 8-0. Bob Lemon posted his 23rd victory for Cleveland, tops in both leagues.

He allowed six hits. Al Rosen's two-run homer in the first sent the Indians off to a lead but Detroit tied it in the sixth with the help of errors by Avila and Al Smith. Avila's homer was his 24th of the season and his first with the bases full. Max Surkont gave the Dodgers only five hits and the jittery Brooks beat themselves with their five errors in the first four innings, Brooklyn'trails New York by '4'. 4 games and Milwaukee is 6'i back.

The Giants have eight to play, the Dodgers seven and the Braves nine. GALESBURG, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1954 PAGE 12 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B.

New York 92 54 .630 Brooklyn 88 59 .599 4 Milwaukee 85 60 .586 6V2 Cincinnati 70 76 .479 22 Philadelphia 69 76 .476 22V St. Louis 67 78 .462 24Vi Chicago 60 86 .411 32 Pittsburgh 52 94 .356 40 Saturday's Schedule Philadelphia at New York Milwaukee at St. Louis, (night) Chicago at Cincinnati (Only Games Scheduled) Friday's Results Philadelphia 4, New York 3 Pittsburgh 9, Brooklyn 1 Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 4 Sunday's Schedule Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Chicago at Cincinnati Milwaukee at St.

Louis Monday's Schedule New York at Brooklyn (night) Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) (Only Games Scheduled) Art F.ls li il 7 nk Klmwood ri iwneil Williamsfield, I 2P-7 last ni as Jay Schal'l made his initial start as mentor of the, Peoria s.lninl a successful one. Steve Harding scored the lirst mwooii touchdown in the first I quarter on a ten yard smash. Jack scored 111 the second frame ir Elm-wood on a quarterback sneak from the three. Bob Shissler Ian 15 yards in the third iiame and McBeth took a 30 yard pass from Jordan to collect another score in this frame. Williamsfield scored on a pass from Bud Moore lo Gary Pittman in the final pe- nod.

Elrr.wood (26) MrOi-Iti Whitney It Mrlntyi IK Keal 0 Endres i Bi oadi'ield i Coop 11- Jo id. .11 qh IK-in-k 11,1. Hording -t hi, BnlliiiKcr ill field WtlUamniield (7) MeN Wi aver W.lkis Hnvard WIIHIOMI Ast.m-v Mu 1 7 la After two rainouts and a SH0.000 refund run on the box office, the International Boxing Club was glad to gel the fight out of the way with a crowd of 34,330 and gross receipts of $3 not counting radio and theatcr-TV cash. It was a big ni.ulit for Al Weill. Marciano's manager.

He had three winners in his stable. Marciano copped the big one at the stadium, heavyweight Joe Gannon won a preliminary bout on Mhe show and middleweight Willie Troy stopped Walter jCartier in the nationally telewsed bout al Washington. College Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miss. Southern 7. Alabama 2 Southern California 39, Washington State 0 Stanford 13, College of Pacific 12 Mississippi 35, North Texas 12 Kirksvilla (Mo) 20, Southwestern (Kan) 0 North Dakota State 6, Augustana 6 (tie) Valley City 26, Ellendale 7 Jamestown (ND) 13.

Mayville (ND) 0 Ottawa (Kan) 33, Central (Mo) 0 Luther (Iowa) 26, Simpson 0 Central (Iowa) 25, Carthage (111) 7 Superior (Wis) 6, St. Cloud 0 Wayne (Mich) 7, Hillsdale 7 (tie) AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.B Cleveland 106 40 .726 New York .98 48 .671 8 Chicago Detroit Boston Washington Baltimore Philadelphia 91 56 .619 64 82 .430 42 63 82 .434 42 428 43 Vi 347 55 ...62 83 51 96 49 97 .336 57 Saturday's Schedule Cleveland at Detroit New York at Philadelphia (night) Baltimore at Chicago Boston at Washington (night) Friday's Results Cleveland 6, Detroit 3 New York 10, Philadelphia 3 Baltimore 5, Chicago 1 Washington 8, Boston 0 Sunday's Schedule Cleveland at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Baltimore at Chicago Boston at Washington Monday's Schedule Chicago at Cleveland (night) Detroit at Baltimore (night) Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston Joy Rolls Over Slierrard, 37-7 The Joy Bulldogs turned on the steam in the final half to down Sherrard, 37-7, after trailing 7-6 at halftime.

Joy tallied 18 times in the third quarter and 13 in the fourth. Dean Smith hit pay dirt three times for the winners and Bud Thirtyacre found the range twice. Joy (37) Shtirrard (7) Mcintosh Alvin Hrayton lt Hicks Hampton lK Newman Braui'ht B. Whan Morrow rs Davis Short rt Hall Thirtyacre re Whan Riplry qh Montgomery Stone lhh Young Smith rhh Harris Michaels ih Brown Joy 0 IB Sherrard 0 7 0 7 Touchdowns: Smith (3), Thirtyacre (21. Michaels (1), Montgomery (1) Points after touchdowns: Mcintosh 111, Harris (1).

Fight Results knockout. There were about 1,400 fans in each theater. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago Area Parker 7, Bowen 6 Morgan Park 13, Lemont 6 South Shore 7, Hirsch 6 Sullivan 12, Senn 0 Marshall 26, Farragut 20 Niles 19, Amundsen 7 F'orman 7, Kelvyn Park 6 Lane. Tech 21 Steinrhetz 6 Elgin 26, York 0 DuSable 26 Harper 0 Beloit 20, East Rockford 13 Clinton, Iowa 14, West Rockford 7 Boue Island 27, West Aurora 12 East Aurora 13, East Moline 0 Rochellc 27, Batavia 0 McHenry 13, Marengo 6 Sycamore 25, Sandwich 0 Morrison 19, Weathersfield, Iowa 6 Belvidere 32, Harlem of Rockford 0 Mount Carroll 19, Stockton 12 DeKalb 18, Marmion of Aurora 6 Stillman Valley 38, Ashlon 27 Rock Falls 14, Savanna 0 Hononegah of Rockton 20, Oregon Mendota 46, St. Bede 2 (cq) Monroe Center 24, Leaf River 6 Fulton 32, Lanark 0 Warren 12, Aquin of Freeport 0 Earlville 32, Woodland of Streator 0 Polo 7, Galena 6 Feitshans (Springfield) 19, Rushville 0 Staunton 20, Cathedral (Springfield) 1.9 East St.

Louis 27, Springfield 7 Carrollton 19, St. James 6 Pawnee 32, Nokomis 13 Auburn 13, Gillespie 6 Bcnld 7, Pana 6 Astoria 13, White Hall 0 Hillsboro 13 Mount Olive 0 Litchfield 0 Carlinville 0 Roodhouse 6 Waverley 0 Peoria Manual 25, East Peoria 0 Limestone 20, Washington 0 Peoria Woodruff 19, Quincy 13 Canton 31, Kewanee 0 Valley 9, VIT 7 Chillicothe 19, Princeville 13 Trinity (Bloomington) 26, Metamora 0 El Paso 13, Gridley 13 6, Western of Macomb .0 Beardstown 20, Havana 6 Central of Pella, Iowa, 25, Carthage 7 Hammond 14, Thornton Fractional 7 Kankakee 52, Wells 6 Sterling 39, Newman of Sterling 0 Champaign 14, Dixon 7 Rock Falls 14, Savanna 0 St. Ambrose of Davenport, Iowa 13, Joliet Catholic 0 Morgan Park Military Academy 13. Lemont 6 'sub) Thornton Township 14, Morgan Park 7 LaSalle-Pcru 13, Ottawa. 7 Leyden 61, Arlington Heights 0 Dunbar 13, Harrison 0 Princeton 34, Walnu.

1.4 Sheffield 19, Naponsct 12 Manlius 50, Bureau 19 Argo 20, Maine 14 Pekin 12, Tilden Tech 2 Hall Township 6, Normal 0 University of Normal 20, Monticello 0 Trinity of Bloomington 26, Metamora 0 Minonk-Dana 20, Cornell 7 Chenoa 23, Octavia 6 Clinton 6, Gibson City 0 Paxton 18, Milford 0 Eureka 18, Deer Creek-Mackinaw 0 Saunemin 26, Kcmpton 6 Chatsworth 33, Piper City 6 Onarga 38, Forrest 6 Mahomet 14, Seidel 13 Fisher 32, Cayuga, 24 Maroa 6, Saybrook-Arrowsmith 0 Dwight 43, Reddick 6 Rock Island 33, Alleman 0 Joliet 7, Moline 7 East Aurora 13, East Moline 0 Pittsfield 13, Jacksonville 13 Northwestern 32, Franklin 0 Morris 24, Marseilles 13 Sterling 39, Newman Catholic 0 Wyanet 14 Maiden Tiskilwa 34 Ohio 6 Bradford 32 Mid County 6 Galva 19 Rova 0 Wyoming 19 F'armington 14 Decatur 13 Mooseheart 12 Lakeview 19 Cerro Gordo 7 Eastern State 31 Oblong 0 Schlarman 12 Mattoon 7 Centralia 32 Flora 0 Lawrenceville 26 Salem 7 Tuscola 20 Paris 14 Bethany 24 Atwood 19 Farmer City 13 Bement 7 Casey 19 Martinsville 0 Effingham 20 Vandalia 0 St. Elmo 28 Marshall 13 Unity 13 Villa Grove 6 Mt. Carmel 13 Albion 0 OIney 6 Newton 0 Newman 26 Mt. Zion 0 Areola 33 Moweaqua 0 Charleston 28 Oakland 0 Shelbyville 6 Sullivan 0 Lovington 25 Arthur 6 Benton 12, Carmi 7 Herrin 26, Zeigler 0 Marion 21, Carterville 0 Carbondale 6, West Frankfort 6 Chester 7, Belleville 0 DuQuoin 19 Christopher 7 Charleston (Mo) 20, Cairo 7 Alexis Nips Reynolds on Rally, 13-6 The Alexis Cardinals staged a last half rally last night to turn back Reynolds, after trailing 6-0 at halftime. Harry Petty of Reynolds scored on the first play from scrimmage in the ball game.

Bill Lafferty scored both of the Alexis touchdowns and he also converted once. Sports in Brief FIGHT RESULTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New York (Yankee Stadium) Rocky Marciano, 187, Brockton Mass. knocked out Ezzard Charles, 1924, Cincinnati, 8. (For world's heavyweight title') Washington Willie Troy, 159, Washington, stopped Walter Cartier, 161, Brooklyn, 6. Piazenza, Italy, Teberio Nutri, 161, Italy, outpointed Gaston Meul- enbrouck, 1594.

France, 10. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New Marciano successfully defended his heavyweight title by knocking out Ezzard Charles in the 8th round of their twice postponed bout at Yankee Stadium. Wright, La- Jolla, defeated defending champion Mary Lena Faulk, Thomasville, Ga. 5 and 4, and Barbara Romack, Sacramento, defeated Mrs. Marjorie Lindsay McMillen, Decatur, 111., 7 and 6, to gain finals of Women's National Amateur Golf championship.

Los Ayala of Chile upset Australia's Lew Hoad, 6-3, 8-6, 4-6, 4-6, 6-1, in the quarter finals of the Pacific Southwest Tennis Tournament. Vic Seixas, Philadelphia, defeated Billy Talbert, New York, 6-4, 6-4, 8-6, in another quarterfinal. New York Knickerbockers of the National Basketball Association traded Connie Simmons and Al McGuire to Baltimore Bullets for Ray Felix and Chuck Grigsby. won the Oaklawn Purse at Hawthorne. Bushnell-PC Wins Over Western Hi In 6-0 Battle Scoring their lone touchdown in the first quarter last night at Macomb, the Bushnell Prairie-City Spartans won over Western High, 6 to 9, in their 1954 opener.

A pass from Richie Merrill to Merrill Perschy, good for eight yards and a touchdown, was the winning factor. However, it was a 93-yard drive, featured by Ray P.ensinger's 80-yard dash, that set up the score. Buihnell-PC (6) Western (0) Wen wick le Campbell Wilson It Coulter C. Lovell lg Pearce Formhals King Fithert rg Logan Rule rt Foulke Kreps re Kramm Kirtley qh Goldburg Pensinger lhb Helslev CI. Lovell rhb Ward Cooper ib Boon Bushnell-PC 6 0 0 Western 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Perschy.

Cass Michaels Leaves Hospital PHILADELPHIA W) Chicago White Sox infielder Cass Michels is scheduled to leave Presbyterian Hospital today, well on the road to recovery from a skull fracture sustained when he was struck by a pitched ball Aug. 27. Michaels was hit over the left ear by a pitch thrown by Marion Fricano of the Philadelphia Athletics. The former A's infielder was carried from the field and rushed to the hospital where he remained in critical condition for days. Friday, he disclosed he had been given permission to leave the hospital and convalesce at his Detroit home.

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