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DEVILS TRIM RTM TEXA NO EMFE SUN Snn A hp tp ii Jtk 11 ICi B.C. Roundup 2B rtiona Dailir Sunday, Sept. 37, 195! Tucson, Arizona Yankees 13-10 Favorites to Cop Fifth Straight Series Laurels 24th-Period Scores Bring 14-OVictory Texans' Gamble Fails To Set up 1st ASC Score in Game Vols Upended By Miss. State In 26-0 Game Quarterback Aids Win By Scoring 2 TDs, Passing for 3rd KNOXVILLE. Sept.

(JP) Jackie Parker, ablv abetted by a powerful line, put on a dazzling display of split-T magic Miners Walloped By Raiders, 276 Hardin-Simmons Trims Midwestern, 33-6 in Penalty-Marred Contest; West Texas in 20-20 Tie With McMurry; Aggies Win EL PASO, Sept. 26. Tech's hcavliv favored Red Raiders bunched their touchdowns here tonight in two quarters to defeat Texas Western, 27-6 for their second straight Border Con Both managers want to throw their lefthanders into action in the spacious New York park. That means Eddie Lopat, the Yanks "junk man" probably will throw his screwball, knuckler and slow stuff against Treacher Roe in the second game. When they move to Brooklyn Friday it probably will be Vic Raschi, third man of the Yanks' "big three" against Rookie Boh MiUiken or Russ Meyer.

After that, it will be a day to day scramble. All reserved seats have been sold for many days but standing room and bleachers will be available. With the new higher prices, $10 for boxes and $7 for reserved, it is quite likely that a new record will be set for total receipts if it goes the full seven. World Series. The Brooks are 0-6 in series competition as compared to the Yanks' stunning 15-4 record and sweep of the last four.

The American League has won six straight since the St. Louis Cards edged the Boston Red Sox in 1916. The best-of-seven series, starting at 1:03 p.m. (EST) each day with the exception of 2:03 p.m. (EST) on Sunday, will be beamed across the nation to mHlions of fans by network radio (Mutual) and television (NBC).

The sponsor will pay about SI, 123,000 into the series fund for application to the player fund. As usual, the players will share only in the first four games. Two in the stadium, three at Brooklyn and the final two, if needed, at the stadium is the schedule. By JACK HAND NEW YORK, Sept. 2K.JJP) New York Yankee "know how" and pitching class make the men of Casey Stengel 13-10 favorites to win an unprecedented fifth straight championship over the home run happy Brooklyn Dodgers in the 50th World Series opener Wednesday at Yankee Stadium.

Allie Reynolds, the sturdy veteran righthander, who blew down the Dodgers lat year, is expected to face Carl Er-skine, Brooklyn's only 20-game winner, in the opener. Reynolds, used on relief most of the feumnier, seems to have recaptured his '32 form in a fine Jate season comeback. Manager Chuck Dresden counts on Erskine as a three-time starter to end the Dodgers' habit of always losing the touchdowns in the first period Raschi Warms up For Series Duty Young HS Grid Ace Dies After Game Injury EPHRATA, Sept. 26 JP Tragedy marred the Ephrata-Okanogan high school football game here last night with a third quarter injury resulting in the death of a 16-j ear-old Ephrata end this morning. The boy, Allan Nicks, died of a broken neck this morning In a hospital.

Ephrata Coach Les Pangle said the injury occurred while the ace letterman was blocking on an Ephrata running play. The game was continued after Nicks was rushed to the hospital. Ephrata won 58-14. Texas Battles Houston to Deadlock COLLEGE STATION. Tex.

Goes 9 Innings, Allows One Run as Red Sox Finally Get to Relief Pitcher for Tally In 11th and 2-1 Win; Tribe Victorious NEW YORK, Sept. 26. (JP) Veteran Vic Raschi warmed up today for 9 innings for his coming World Series assignments and looked very good, indeed holdinc the Boston Red Sox to one run during his'stay on the mound. But he bowed out then and Johnny Sain took over and was tapped for a run in the 11th as the Red Sox Sept. 20 JP) Texas rode ECore.

He missed the conversion, with the passing arm of Don Ellis The 25,000 fans had hardlv got to a glittering 14-14 tie with Uni-! seated again before the Maroons ve-rsity of Houston tonight. The 1 struck once more for a quick football thriller kept a crowd of score. Parker, spotting in a continuous uproar. see's safety man playing up with. Sammy McWhirter pulled Hous-! the linebackers, lofted a 26-yard ton ahead in the third period with Pass to Zefk Wilson who sprint-some great runs that netted two ed 30 yards for the touchdown, touchdowns.

Then Ellis, who had Parser made good the first of nacfH fnr the first Apctip srnre i two Conversions. College Grid Briefs ARKANSAS MPPEI LITTLE ROCK. Sept. 26 UP) Favored Oklahoma shook loose Indian Bill Bredde for an early 77-yard touchdown gallop, got "the extra point and held on grimly to defeat a fumbling, penalty" plagued Arkansas team 7-6 tonight. Sophomore Quarterback Bobby Andrew kicked the deriding point while Lamar McIIan, who was both the star and the goat for the Razorbacks, missed his conversion attempt.

Arkansas lost the ball on fumbles four times twice inside the Cowboy 15 on its first, game under single wing Coach Bowden Wyatt. AMECHE SPARKLES MADISON, Sept. 26 (JP) Alan (The Horse) Ameche ran wild inside and outside today as Wisconsin's Badgers rolled up yardage steadily to defeat Penn State 20-0 in an intersectional football game before 49,000 fans at Camp Randall Stadium. The 209-pound fullback sparked all three touchdown drives, grinding out 115 yards in 2S carries and scoring once himself before going out midway in the final quarter. SHAKY VICTORV Sept.

2fi. (IP) A 67-yard pass from Dick Emery to Earl Byrne with less than three minutes to play today gave highly-touted Princeton a shaky 20-14 football vie-tory over little Lafayette college. Until Emery connected with Byrne, Lafayette, led by Jack Smith and Joe O'Lcnir had played such surprisingly alert football it held a il lead. 14-14 DEADLOCK BOSTON, Sept. 26 (JP) Boston College and Clemson struggled to a 14-14 tie today, the South Carolinians coming from a 14-0 half-time deficit.

Clemson in the first half lost the ball thrice on fumbles, one of these errors leading to a Boston touchdown. But the wheel of fortune spun Clemson's way in the third quarter when a blocked Boston punt was turned into a Clemson touchdown. BROWN TPSET PROVIDENCE, R. Sept. 2fi OP) A conversion by Will McFarlane after a Tommy Knight Robin Turner scoring pass gave Amherst an upset 7-6 victory over Brown in the opener for each today.

Knight hit Turner in the end zone with a seven-yard pass right over the middle on the third play of the fourth period, equaling Brown's first-quarter score. Brown bungled its point-after try. BROOKLYN COWBCY MISSOULA, Sept. 26 (JP) A pistonlegged, squat hard-runner from Brooklyn ran his Wyoming Cowpokes to a 27-7 Skyline Conference football victory over Montana State University today. joe Mastrotiovanni, 19-year-old sophomore, scored two touchdowns one of them a 76-yard gallop.

COLO. STATE BEATEN GUNNISON. Sept. 26 (JP) Western State's split-T offense bettered Colorado State, 25-7, in the opening Rocky Mountain Conference game for both teams here today. The Mountaineers ground out 337 yards rushing as Freshman Halfback Jim Roser scored three touchdowns, one on a 46-yard pass from Bill Rhodes.

ALABAMA, LSU IN 7-7 GRID BATTLE MOBILE, Sept. 26 (JP) Alabama and LSU battled to a 7-7 draw tonight in a Southeastern Conference game which started as a free-scoring threat and wound up in a stout defensive battle. Displaying some of the power that carried them to a 20-6 upset win over Texas last week, the Louisiana State Tigers outgained 'Bama on the ground but fizzled three times near the Crimson Tide goal post. Purdue Loses To Missouri In HotFight Tigers Roar to 14-7 Nod Over Big Ten Co-Champions By SKIPPER PATRICK COLUMBIA. Sept.

26. (JP) Missouri's fired-up and desperately battling Tigers knocked off the Purdue Boilermakers, 14-7, in impressive fashion before 20,000 this boiling hot afternoon. Purdue, co-champion of the Big Ten last was outplayed the first three quarters while Missouri was poking to a 14-0 lead and making it look rather easy. Missouri lost a touchdown following a drive of 80 yards from the opening kickoff when a penalty nullified a touchdown pass from Bob Schoonmaker to end Pete Corpeny. But the Tigers struck back sharply to score in the second period after a 6o-yard drive with Ed.

Merrifield slicing the last yard. Missouri scored its second touchdown in the third quarter when Guard Ted Follin blocked a punt by John Sevanich and Al Fortny recovered the ball in the end zone. Missouri had lost the ball on a fumble on the Purdue 12. Merrifield, one of Missouri's numerous hero battlers of the dav, kicked both extra points. PURDUE 0 0 0 77 MISSOURI 0 7 7 014 Purdue 'scoring: Touchdown, Redinger.

Conversion, Evans. Missouri scoring: Touchdowns. Merrj-feld Portny. Conversions. Merrifield i.

Eastern New Mexico Blasts Hag, 20 to 0 PORTALES, N.M., Sept. 2G (JP) The Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds tonight overcame a severe outbreak of fumbles, 145 yards in penalties and the Arizona State College at Flagstaff 20-0 in a New Mexico conference football game. The contest was the first and last conference clash between the clubs. ENMU is playing its last year in the circuit while the Arizona team is playing their first. The Greyhounds struck for one touchdown in the first period, added an unconverted marker in the third and scored a converted touchdown in the fourth.

Halfback Buster Hodges scored the first two touchdowns while Halfback Johnny Ussery was on the receiving end of one of Bill Eng-man's passes for the final tallv. ENMU 7 0 6 720 FLAGSTAFF 0 0 0 00 ENMU scoring: Touchdowns. Engman, Hodges, Ussery. Conversions, Engman 2. Zee Bull Is Winner At Las Vegas Oval LAS VEGAS, Sept.

26 (JP) Zee Bull won the $7,500 added Bonanza stakes feature as the Las Vegas jockey club reopened today after a three-week shutdown for installation of new pari-mutuel betting machinery. ference victorv. The Raiders struck for two tmi--. vi after nabbing two TWC fumbles. They held a 13-0 lead at the end of the stanza.

However, in the second quarter the Miners closed the gap with a touchdown and left the field at halftime trailing 13-6. The Raiders waisted little time in the third period scoring a touchdown early when Don Lewis raced 59 yards for a touchdown. Bobby Cavazos booted the extra point and the Raiders held a 20-6 lead. Adds Final Marker Walter Bryan added the final Raider marker when he plunged over from one yard out. Kirk-patrick accounted for the conversion to run the count to 27-6.

Hugh Harman accounted for the Miners' lone score racing 41 yards in the-second period. COWBOYS MW ABILENE, Sept. 20. (JP) A crowd of 6,500 fans saw the Hardin-Simmons university Cowboys rip out a 33-6 victory over the Midwestern University Indians here tonight in one of "the roughest penalty marred contests in the history of Abilene football. The referees stepped off a total of 26 penalties for 280 yards against the two elevens 14 for 1U0 against the Cowboys and 12 for 120 against the Indians.

Hardin-Simmong scoring was equally divided, as five different Cowboys crossed the double syipe, Fullback J. C. Collins, scored the first TD on a bruising 28 yard play up the middle in the first quarter. Fullback K. Y.

Owens scored the Cowboys' second TD in the second period on a one-yard blast after galloping 23 yards on a left side pitchout on the previous play to set up the TD. The third SU tally came on 37-yard pass plav from quarterback Dee Windsor to Halfback Riley Cross, who took the ball on the 10 and raced over untouched. Windsor struck for another TD only 2:35 seconds later when he hit End Chester Lyssy on the four yard line and the big end went over standing up the play covering a total of 10 yards. Freshman Halfback sensation Dan Villarreal gave the crowd its biggest thrill of the game in the fourth period when he took a handoff and went off left tackle, cut to his right sharply and scooted 69 yards to pavdirt for H-SUs final'tally and 33-0 lead. FIGHT TO TIE CANYON, Sept.

26. (JP) West Texas State's Buffaloes and the McMurry Indians fought to a 20-20 standstill here tonight. West Texas gained the tie with the hard-running Indians in a late fourth period rally. With the score 20-13 in favor of McMurry, the Buffaloes took the bail on their own 42-yard line and in 10 plays went the distance. The big punch was a 24-yard run by Welchell to the 10-yard stripe.

Reserve Quarterback Kenneth Clapp scored on a keeper on the next play and Ratliff booted the tying conversion to make it West Texas State 20, McMurry college 20. AGGIES SPILL FOES LAS CRUCES, N. Sept. 26. (JP) New Mexico got on the victory trail tonight, defeating Colorado college 12-7 in a non-conference football clash.

Humiliated 47-0 by Wyoming a week ago, the Aggies were back in their own class as they shoved across unconverted touchdowns in the second and third periods for the victory. The visiting Tigers scored in the fourth period. PYeshman Halfback Lawrence Lopez opened the scoring with a I Sept. 26. Arizona State gridders came to life in the fourth quarter here tonight to hand the North Texas College Eagles a 14-0 defeat.

The Eagles dominated the field for the first three quarters but fumbled three times Inside the 30-yard line to muff their scoring opportunities. During the first and third quarters Tempe did not penetrate the 50-yard line and in the second quarter they crossed the halfway stripe only once. Explode in 4th Tfmpe exploded in the final period when Jay Smith went through left tackle for a 3o-yard -J The Statistic: Nrth Texas Anioni 1 2-7 S3 1 4 0 1 41 55 First twns Net Yards Rushing Net Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Interception No. of Punts Average Yards Fumbles Lost Penalties I 101 2S 1 0 9 13 0 20 gain and then Bob Hendricks passed to Bob Sedlar for a touchdown. Jack Stovall converted.

Five minutes later, Dan Seivert crashed over from the two for another tally. Stovall's kick was again good. North Texas won the statistical battle, but that didn't pay off as much as the scoreboard. The Eagles had 237 yards rushing to 19f for Arizona State and gained 53 yards passing to 2 for Tempe. A North Texas State gamble in the fourth quarter failed and Tempe started its touchdown drive.

John Janklns, Tempe lineman stopped a quarterback sneak cold on 4th down with the ball on the Eagles' 40 yard line. Ten-me over and went on to the first score of the game Stanford Rebounds Score 7 to 0 Upset Over Favored Oregon PALO ALTO, Sept. 26 lP) Stanford's Indians struck early in the first period today, converted the extra point and taved off three Oregon scoring bids thereafter to upset the Northern team 7-0 in their Pacific Coast conference game here today. A comparatively small crowd of 18.000 saw the game. 1 The initial league encounter for both clubs failed to produce any noteworthy thrills.

They stuck to pld fashioned football most of the time, pounding the line and running the ends. They were frugal and ineffective with passes. 1 Stanford Quarterback Bob Garrett pulled a bootleg play for the score after the Indians marched nearly three-fourths of the field. He dashed around his own left end for the last 4 yards for the touchdown. It caught the Oregon defenders by surprise.

Garrett, a left-footed kicker, also converted with a place kick. Score by periods': OREGON 0 0 9 0 fl STANFORD 7 9 9 07 Stanford scoring: Touchdown, Garrett. Conversion, Garrett. Monsters Beat Palo Verde, 21 to 7 THATCHER, Sept. 26.

(Special) Eastern Arizona Junior Gila Monsters surged back from last week's pasting by Tyler (ranked second in the ration) to crunch out a 21-7 over Palo Verde here tonight. Palo Verde struck first with four minutes gone in the first quarter on a sixty yard run and a point after touchdown. The Gila Monsters hit their "stride in the second quarter, chiving Palo Verde batk into their own end zone and trapping George Davies there for two points. Minutes later Tommy Kelly took a pitchout on the 15 and streaked over untouched. Wally Powell's PAT boot put E.A.

j.C. ahead 9-7 at half. They added more in the sec- tnd half. Ray Konczos spearheaded the Monsters' bruising play. The victorv mav prove costly for E.A.J.C.

All-American candidate fullback J. B. Hoopes suffered a shoulder injury in the third quarter and starting quarterback Dalton Overstreet "sustained a hip injurv. Win Streak Snapped Florida Holds To 0-0 Tie in GAINESVILLE, Sept. 26 JPy Hurricane-spawned wind "and rain helped Florida hold favored Georgia Tech to a 0-0 tie today and stop an 18-game Tech 'winning streak.

Glenn Turner was the only jnember of the experienced Tech backfield who could do "much running on the sloppy Jield. Florida effectively stopped -the Yellow Jackets ace Leon Hardeman and his halfback sidekick, Billy Teas. Passing was practically out of the question with the slippery ball. Tfch's freshman quar lerback Wade Mitchell hit the art completion to Hardeman in the fourth quarter. i ate rode Mississippi state roae roughshod ovpp Ton.

nessee in a Southeastern confer ence tootball game 26-0. The straw-haired lad. I a gilt-edge All-America quarter- back candidate, spoiled Harvev Robinson debut as Tennessee head coach bv scoring two touchdowns and tossinc a 5rvard pass for a third. Parker was cn i the bench when Halfhart- Venier punched over the last two yards for the Maroons' fourth touchdown. The Maroons stabbed quicklv for two touchdowns in the first quarter and pushed over their third in the fourth.

Great as Parker's performance was he must credit a big assist to a hard-charging Maroon line which staged one phenomenal goal-line stand and repeatedly outcharged the heavier Vol forwards. Tipoff in First The tipoff on the upset came midway of the first period when Hal Easterwood. who plaved a sensational defensive smashed through the Tennessee line and blocked Pat Shires' kick on Tennessee's 33: Parker, who threw only four passes for what must have been the minimum for his brilliant career, engineered a six-pointer in seven running n'av cmsti varrt, ff Ti 1 rXZ The Maroons predominated in department of the game. picking up 11 first downs to six and outrushing the Vols 202 to S7 vards. MISSISSIPPI STATE 11 1lf TENNESSEE 0 0 Mississippi Stat tearing: Touchdowns.

Parker 2, Wilsen, Venier. Cenvers.ena, Parker 2. Colorado Aggies Nip Kansas State, 14-13 FORT COLLINS, Sept. 2 UP) Trailing most of the gam, Colorado A. M.

overtook Kansas State in the final quarter tonight for a 14-13 non-conferenc football victory decided by Quarterback Buck Rollins' educated toe. The Big Seven K-Stater scored first in the second quarter on Quarterback Bob Dahnke's 24 yard pass to End Paul Crandell. The Colorado Aggies from the Skyline Conference evened the count midway of the third quarter with a touchdown set up by recovering K-State Fullback Bob Balderston'i fumble on his five. Rollins jump--passed two yards to End Kay Dalton for the score. With four minutes left In the third period, Kansas State charged back in front, 13-7.

Starting late in the third quar ter, the Colorado Aggies scored their final touchdown in an 80 1 a yarn maun id piays cappea by Mohorcich's 4 yard off tackle smash. NO DOWN PAYMENT VMAWfM ICOMOMiCtf ATTCTfVl ESTIMATES WESTERN FEKC5 CO of Tveso STUDEBAKER 6469 in the second quarter, unlimbered his arm again. He carried on a 47-yard romp that tied the score. UTAH TOPS IDAHO IN HOME OPENER SALT L.VKE CITY. Sept.

26 (JP) University of Utah used an effective passing attack and a stubborn defense to blast University of Idaho's Vandals 21-0 in the Ute Bowl opener tonight. A crowd of 17,301 watched as Coach Jack Curtice's Redskins scored twice in the second period and then added a quick fourth-quarter touchdown. The final Utah counter came in just three plays. Utah got the ball on the Ute 46-yard line. Jack Cross ran to the Idaho 48 and Don Rydalch added four on a quarterback sneak.

The Ute's flashy Fullback Don Petersen took a pitchout from Rydalch, cut wide to his left and scampered 44 yards to the touchdown. slant across the line from the fiix in the second. Al Hayes completed the Aggies' scoring on a handoff in the third period. The lone Tiger touchdown came on a 95-yard run in the dying minutes of the game by Fullback Lowell Slocum. who broke through the middie of the line and outran the Aggie defenders.

i COLORADO COLLEGE 7 NEW MEXICO A AM 0 0 1 Niw Mexico (coring: Touchdown. Lopti, Hayta. Colorado CoHagt: Touchdown, Slocum. Conversion, Bcnnott. Heavyweight Championship! FIGHT FILMS Marciano vs.

LaSfarza Exclusive Arizona Showing Monday thro Friday CACTUS and MIDWAY DRIVE-INS won. 2-1. Starter Maury McDermott, relieved by Sid Hudson in the 11th, got credit for the victory. The Cleveland Indians clobbered four Detroit pitchers for a 12-3 triumph behind the eight-hit hurling of Dave Hoskins. In the National League, the New York Giants nailed down fifth place with a 5-3 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Jim Hearn started for the New Yorkers, but had to be rescued by Larry Jansen when the Bucs scored all their runs in the fourth. Warren Hacker spun a neat snx-hitter as the Chicago Cubs edged the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-3. Gerry Staley, first of. three Card pitchers, took the loss.

Stan Musial accounted for two of the losers' runs with a homer with one on in the sixth. Ralph Kiner whacked one for the Cubs. The Cincinnati Redlegs out-slugged the Milwaukee Braves 10-7, with Frank Smith getting the victory in relief. Don Liddle was the loser. In night contests, the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2-1, in 10 innings; the Philadelphia A's trounced the Washington Senators, 11-2, and the Chicago White Sox vanquished the St.

Louis Browns, 6-3. Curt Simmons hung up his 16th victory in downing the Brooks. He held the pennant winners to eight hits. Bob Milliken was the loser. Holy Cross Rambles Over Dartmouth 28-6 LYNN, Sept.

26. (JP) The six-foot-four Jack Carroll, a veteran pass snatcher, was the towering target for two touchdown passes as Holy Cross' smooth rolling football forces opened its season with a 28-6 victory over Dartmouth today in a nationally televised game. The Crusaders, using three passers, totaled three aerial touchdowns and the other was provided by a 30-yard overland drive that Fullback Tommy Murphy ended with a six-yard scoring plunge. Carroll's first payoff heave was a -ovaraer irom jonnny niepn- ens and his second one, fired by Gene Schiller, ate up 40 yards. Bill Haley fired the other Holy-Cross touchdown a 20-yarder, to Warren O'Donnell mid way through the finale.

WSC COUGARS NIP COP IN 4TH HEAT STOCKTON, Sept. 26. (JP) The Washington State Cougars, bombing back from a 29-13 loss to powerful USC last week, came from behind to down College of the Pacific 26-20 before 23.000 persons in Pacific Stadium. Both teams played solid football, with the winning touchdown coming in the fourth quarter on a 15-yard run by WSC Soph Halfback James Hagerty, after he recovered a Pacific fumble deep in Tiger territory. Georgia Tech Wind and Rain It pnt Georgia Tech on Florida's 27 and on the next play Turner ran behin" good blocking to the 10.

But Mitchell fumbled and Florida's Joe D'Agos-tino grabbed the ball. That was the last of six times Coach Bobby Dodd's Techmen got inside Florida's 20. They were at the 1 twice but never made it across the goal. The 40.000-seat Florida field was sold out in advance and virtually all the ticket holders turned out in spite of the squally rain and high winds that made it' a miserable afternoon. GEORGIA TECH 0 9 FLORIDA a I Phils Suspend Waitkus for 'Jumping' PHILADELPHIA, Sept.

26. (JP) President Bob Carpenter of the Philadelphia Phillies to-day suspended First Baseman Eddie Waitkus for "jumping the club" after leaving word his father was ill at Melrose, Mass. Carpenter said be later told Waitkus by telephone that he was being suspended for the remainder of the National League season. The Phillies owner said the veteran first baseman left the club in New York last Saturday. Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 99 Cleveland 92 Chicago I Boston 13 Washington 76 Detroit 59 Philadelphia 58 St.

Louis 54 L. 51 t1 65 69 75 94 95 99 Pet. .660 .601 .575 .546. .503 .386 .379 .353 G.B. i'-t 12'-a 17 41', Yesterday's Results Boston 2.

New York 1 Cleveland 12, Detroit 3 Chicago 6, St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 11. Washington Today's Games Boston at New York (2) Nixon (4-5) and Henry (4-5) vs. Ford (18-5) and Kraly (0-2). Philadelphia at Washington Coleman (2-4) vs.

Stewart (0-1). Detroit at Cleveland Gray (10-14) er Hoeft (9-14) vs. Feller (10-8). Chicago at St. Louis Pierce (17-12) vs.

Blyzka (2-6). NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet, G.B. 13' 21 21 34 36 40 55 Brooklyn 104 49 Milwaukee 91 62 .680 .595 .542 .542 .458 .444 .418 .320 St.

Louis 83 70 Philadelphia 83 70 New York 70 83 Cincinnati 68 65 Chicago 64 89 Pittsburgh 49 104 Yesterday's Results Chicago 4. St. Louis 3 New York 5. Pittsburgh Cincinnati 10, Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 2. Brooklyn 1 Today's Games Brooklyn at Philadelphia Leei (118) vs.

Roberts (23-15) New York at Pittsburgh Gomez (13-11) vs. Hogue (0-1) Milwaukee at Cincinnati Spahn (22-7) vs. Baczewski (11-3) St. Louis at Chicago Mizell (13-10) vs. Miner (11-15) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Playoff Montreal I.

Rochester 2 (Montreal leads 3-0) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Playoff Kansas City 10. Toledo 0 (KarvMs City leads J-0) DIXIE SERIES PLAYOFF Nashville I. Dallas 2 Penn Rallies, Tops Vanderbilt, 13 to 7 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26 JP Pennsylvania spotted Vanderbilt a second period touchdown and then stormed back in the final half today to whip the Southerners. 13-7, on the pin-point passing of Ed Gramigna" and the smashing play of bullish Joe Varaitis.

Badly outplayed during the first half and the early part of the third quarter, the Quakers bracketed two touchdowns In the space of 13 minutes to wipe out a spectacular S7-yard punt return by a fleet Commodore sophomore, Charley Horton. The "first Pennsylvania touch down came on a 29-yard pass from Gramigna to Walt Hynoski, ending a 59-yard march. The second was the result of a two-yard plunge by Varaitis, who set up the score by intercepting one of Bill Kritemeyer's passes and running it back" 21 yards to Vanderbilt 34. GOOSE KAHL WINS GOLDEN GATE RUN ALBANY, Sept. 26 (JP) Harry Brown's high-stepping Goose khal cantered to a length and three-quarter victory today in tne sio.ooo added Albanv Han dicap at Golden Gate Fields.

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