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SPORTS NEWS CLASSIFIED piwarg Bftoerttaer Journal Montgomery, Sunday, Oct. 10, 1963 Dodgers Back In Running After 4-0 Shutout Victory 30 ustccn Assures iicnuuon Between Drysdalc, Grant LOS ANGELES (AP)-Claude Osteen, bottom man of the Dodgers big three, succeeded Saturday where Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale failed and i pitched Los Angeles to its first World Series victory, 4-0, after the two aces had lost the first two games to the Minnesota Twins. The former American League left-hander who never lost to the Twins in his days with Washington, carried his charm through nine brilliant innings with 1 a five hitter. A Dodger Stadium record crowd of 55,934 saw the Dodgers gang up on Camilo Pascual for two runs in the fourth on a single by John Roseboro with the bases loaded. Lou Johnson's double, following Willie Davis single, gave Los Angeles a third run in the fifth before Si tit xic-s: Pascual faded for a pinch hitter.

4 Jim Merritt, a Dodger clubhouse boy in 1961, gave up the final run in the sixth on a single by Wes Parker TONY OL1VA OUT AT SECOND IN FIRST HALF OF GAME-ENDING DOUBLE PLAY AP and a double Maury Wills- Maury Wills Flips To First To Give odgers First Win Against Twins In Series (See OSTEEN'S GEM, Page fiC) -P IVirrphnt BATTEY INJURED CRASHING INTO SCREEN Twins' Backstop Hits Screen Chasing Foul Tide Comes Off Floor Ti io Vandv, 227 Bania Scared Again, Rallies In 4th Period By JACK DOANE Advertiser Sports Editor DUDLEY FIELD, NASHVILLE, Tenn. Alabama's minutemen, down 7-0 in the fourth quarter and looking thoroughly whipped by underrated Vanderbilt', put on their crazy act again Saturday night, scoring three touchdowns in less than 10 minutes for a 22-7 triumph over the Commodores. rJ i 1. i I -Sir a STATISTICS Beaten, battered and bettered by the determined men in black for over three quarters, Paul ALABAMA VANDY First downs 11 9 Rushing yardaee 133 80 1 Passing yardage 77 70 Passes -U Passes intercepted by 7 1 iPunls 7-40 838 Funnies lost 2 3 'Yards penalized 60 6 Bryant men with the big, big hearts chocked full of courage, came clawing back, jJim Whiteside tumbled on the wearing down Ate first play at the 21 and Bobby wiv, ai ia in Johns recovered for Alabama. Now the die was cast, and Sloan and Co.

knew there would I 1 1 no more chances. Sloan odores and winning going away. It took help to get the Tide a for passed to Tommy Tolleson for eight, Les Kelley hit for one DOANE and Sloan sneaked to a first -Staff rhnlo Br Horire Hrlnn AUBURN'S JOE CAMPBELL TWISTS AND TURNS FOR A FEW EXTRA YARDS Larry Baird Makes Head-On Tackle As Rick Barker (72) Comes Up On Play down at the 14. Kelley addsd (See TIDE, page 4C) Vandy repeatedly refused to be pushed around and was hoarding a 7-0 lead built in the second quarter on Chuck Boyd's fifl-yard punt return and Toby Wilt's extra point; Defense Click STEVE SLOAN SMOTHERED UNDER CRUSH OF VANDERBILT" LINEMEN Chris Collins (74), John Gamble (23) Make Stop In Firsf Period Action Passing, Florida Bombards Alabama, endangered with its second loss in four games, began making threatening gestures on the last play of the third quarter as Steve Sloan teamed with Montgomerian Wayne Cook on a 34-yard pass play to the Vandy 34. But this was not the time, the drive ending at the 29, and David Ray's 46-yard field goal try was short.

This came with 13:10 left in the football game, and Alabama hearts sank. They rallied seconds later when Commodore As 73 tT mm Auburn Rips Mocs ISSISSWDI, 1 -u JL JL "cm Bryan, Bowdcn Use Air To Guide 30-7 Triumph 111 Torrid Air Show Given By Spurrier OXFORD, Miss. (AP)-Flori-da's awesome aerial attack sank once powerful Mississippi deeper into the Southeastern Confer- By RAY HOLLIMAN Assistant Sports Editor CLIFF HARE STADIUM. AUBURN-AIcx Bow. den, a right-handed quarterback, threw a left-handed touchdown pass in the third quarter which meant noth ing in me ouicome 01 tne game.

.1 But that strange play did in- MwrO dicate just whlcti way things were going here Saturday afternoon as the Auburn Tigers did the expected and marched STATISTICS Flu. Miss. First dnwng 7 Rushing yardago 73 15 Passing yardage 54? 15 Passes 20-34 5-16 Passes Intercepted hs) 2 1 Punts 7-44 10-4? Fumhlea lost 2 1 Yard! penalized 40 14 STATISTICS Chatlanoofa Firt dmn 5 Rushm jiarHaRe 14 Passing yardage iver ouiman- Auburn 271 13-35 i-n 1 ned viidiidiiuo-ip -v 1 imerrepied by Punts ga, 30-7. 10-37 1 19 Fumhle liwt Yards penalised ing its second straight i c-'fT- sec Alabama 22 Vanderbilt 7 Auburn 30 7 Kentucky 26 FSU 24 IiSU 34 Miami 27 Georgia Tech 13 Tulane in Georgia 23 Clemson 9 Tenn. 24 Carolina 3 Florida 17 Miss.

0 Miss. St. 27 Miss. 9 SOUTH Duke 2t Pittshursh 13 N.C. 10 C.

St. 7 Maryland 10 Forest 7 Penn. St. 17 College 0 Navy 42 Mary 14 Notre Dame 17 Army 0 MIDWEST Michigan St. 24 7 Ohio State 28 14 Northwestern 15 St.

7 Minnesota 42 18 Purdue 17 Iowa 14 Nebraska 37 0 Iowa St. 21 Kansas 7 Missouri 28 St. SOUTHWEST Texas 10 Houston 7 Arkansas 38 Baylor 7 tory after a loss Jordan substituted at will. Fifty-one of the 57 players in uniform saw action. Since Bowden Is foremost a passer, much of Auburn's second half offense went through the air.

The Brundidgn junior threw for two touch- and a tie, moved the ball almost at will -1 4 i4 JL ence cellar Saturday as the No. 10 ranked Gators thrashed the Rebels 17-0. Fantastic catches by Florida ends Charles Casey and Barry Brown made Gator southpaw quarterback Steve Spurrier look tremendous throughout the afternoon and spoiled homecoming for Ole Miss fans. Florida's fierce eight-man defensive forward wall kept Ole Miss' offense sputtering and neither senior quarterback Jimmy Heidel or his sophomore understudy, Carroll Walker, could make it click. Moccasins, ana me nger uoLMNiAN downs, including the odd I I 1 M.

It was the third straight de- awesome. Chattanooga's only lrong-nanaea one. mat came score came in the third period 'lth. four P'nutcs to go the when quarterback Don Shavers third Pe7'od when Bowden, took to the air in desperation PV-V a stron Moccasi and passed the Moccasins 79 "sh. lobbed a short one to full-yards in eight plavs to foil Au- back Mlk? who put on burn's plans for a shutout.

shnw 7 broken heM. running complete the 35-yaivtv play Starting quarterback To m'for the final Tiger score. Bryan engineered Auburn to its Auburn scored the second first two touchdowns, then the time it had the ball, and for experimenting began as No. 2 all practical purposes the out. man Bowden took over the come of the gam? was ami Coach Ralph (See TIGERS, page 4C) Texas Tech 28 TCU 24 feat this season for Ole Miss and Texas 19 Oklahoma 0 Uhe first time the Rebels have 11 mini af Z.

FAR WEST California 24 Air Force 7 Southern Cal 34 0 Stanford 17 14 (Additional Scores, 2C) ever lost three in a row under Coach John Vaught, who became head coach 18 years ago. What's more, except for a (See GATORS, Page SO -Staff FSoM Rt Ha.e HliM TOM BRYAN OFF AND RUNNING AROUND END, BREAKS LOOSE FOR NINE-YARD PICKUP Larry Baird (43), Tom Blount (66), Henry Sorrell (65) Chase; Bruce Yates Leads Interference I.