The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 14

They'll See Service Against Wildcats at Stadium Friday Night Yanks to Send Allie Reynolds 14A THE OSDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 5 1947 To Mounilor Victory i I In Sixth Game With Dodgers (Continued from Pg One) 4 victory of the playoffs pitched a and the great Joe DiMaggio com- I superb four-hitter and knocked bined their talents to give the Yan- across the Yankees' first run off kees a tense 2-1 triumph over the I young Rex Barney the losing Dodgers in the fifth game of the Brooklyn flinger Joe DiMaggio world series at Ebbets field and smashed his second home run of the move the Bronx within one victory series into the left field upper deck of their 11th world championship in the fifth frame to provide Shea A A i i 2 1 -HIGH WAV with Micks Weber Promise Grid Thriller CooKie javageno me uodgers 1 with all tne margin ne neeueu pinch-hitter who bounced a game- Brooklyn scored its lone run off McKinley Alumni of Honolulu will collide hea-on winning uuuuic uu me tu in me th TManpaturk conn nent-nanoer -with Weebr college at Ogden stadium Friday night in ninth inning to win Friday's thrill Ooden's headline encounters of the 1947 football (fam paign Kickoff tune will be eight-fifteen and school er for the Flatbushers went down swinging for the final out Saturday with the tieing run on second base Shea in racking up his second officials predict a crowd of more than iuuuu Back in 1929 McKinley high in- in the sixth when he issued two walks and Jackie Robinson Dodger first baseman drove a single off Shea's glove into center field for a single HB Pray for Miracle Shea's dramatic ninth-inning strikeout of Lavagetto as Dodger fans prayed for another miracle was his seventh of the contest 'Although Brooklyn threw four oming Wins Wy et Game Up Reds Defeat Blues at Country Club pitchers into the fray including tne ever-ready Hugh Casey for the third time in as many days it was not necessarily as a tribute to the Uver uouaars Yankee power Outside of the two vital blows by Shea and Dimaggio the only other hits the winners Tho Hicffpst fiPiH in hictni-w collected were a single ano a the Ogden Golf and Country club double by Tommy He nrich and a 128 players turned out for the double to the fence by Shea after two were out in the eighth Dimaggio's circuit blow in fact possibly saved the Clipper from going down as the official goat of the game In three other attempts the Yankee star rapped feebly into two double plays and struck out each time with runners on base LARAMIE Wyo Oct 4 (AP) An underrated Wyoming university eleven stormed past the Cougars of Brigham Young university for a 12 to 0 lead today and then held their own to eke out a to 7 Big Seven conference victory Jack Ratliff led Wyoming's Clow-boys to their upset victory passing to Le Roy Pearce for the first touchdown in the opening quarter and running an intercepted pads 50 annual Red and Blue tournament which closed a highly successful club season The Red team captained by Milton Pence were victors over the Blue team captained by Bader Total score was 88 to 82 Players winning three points for their repsective teams were: Red Mrs Pence Thatcher Dale Labourne Blaine Bachman Jackson Charles Chandler Harry Fouyer Dr William Moyes Barker Jack Becker Hinley Hammond A Benning Dunbar William Bott and Hone Blue three point winners fol Well -Played Game It was a tight wll-played game the second in a row in a series which had threatened to go into the books as possibly the worst ever For the second straight day the interborough rivals left their funny faces at home and played it McKinley alumni footballers of Honolulu will provide four periods of -f low: Clair Jackson Dr Hancock Dr Leo Benson Shaw straight and the crowd of 94798 was appreciative Barney the 22-year-old surprise starter for the Dodgers gave up both Yankee scores before he had Hardv Wallace Ellis rl Mathews Swanson Hugh Ford Lund and Rich torrid competition for weoer couege as uguen siamum rnoay evening Four of the stars of the Micks are shown above Back row left to right: Walter Guerro Dixie Howell and George Padeken Front row: James Miyasota Kickoff time will be eight-fifteen with ceremonies tabbed for eight Ute Redskins Outclass Hawaii The tournament closed one of the to be lifted soon after Dimaggio's Sixty Fined For Game Violations best seasons in the club's history blow but he did surprisingly well and was followed by a stag dinner considering everything It was the yards tor tne second score eariy ui the second quarter The Cougars from Provo Utah worked their way into scoring territory four times before 4 with Olsen passing to Mike Mills and Jim Kietzman and Jay Ham-blin running took them to the Wyoming five Scotty Deeds plunged over for the only BYU score with Don Bushore kicking the extra point midway in the fourth quarter Brigham Young apparently stunned by the unexpected fury of the opening Wyoming attack took Con in which the losing team ietea tne fjrst game the kid from Oklahoma winnerst had started since July 4 ana ne A vote of thanks was given xo was as wiii as the northern winds the officers and directors ior a but tne American leaguers had a splendid season tough time getting him out of The new wo a noie was pwjeu there for the first time and all Piy In the four and two-thirds in here very much en' nings he worked the young fire-complimentary for the fine course nine wHMn one and the fine shape of the greens world series record set trol of the game the rest of 1 the vaded Ogden for a skirmish with "Weber college This game drew a gate of nearly $10000 Since that time Weber has played in Honolulu in 1932 and again in 1946 In 1929 the Micks invaded Ogden and paraded Winona Love a hula dancer before Utah fans The team of 1947 will feature another hula dancer Ruby Morse Strange as it may seem two of the Micks are former "Weber college stars One will perform as a player Friday and the other as one of the coaches The coach is one-armed Bill Baker former Weber and McKin-' ley center and the player is Nelson Moku former Weber and McKinley linemanj 1 The Micks arrived in San Francisco by plane early Saturday and will arrive in Ogden shortly after rix Monday Members of the party follow: Ends Nelson Moku Dixie Howell andJames Kahoano Tackles Herbert Andresen yHenry Gramberg Albert Pelayo and Jonah Mauwae Guards Paul Ho Clarence Onai and Daniel Hipa Centers Lirry Goeas and Er- nest Lau Quarterbacks 1 James Miyasato and Larry Miyasato Right halfbacks Walter Guer-rero and Eassiej Miller Left halfback William Kaupu and Louis Kahoonei Fullbacks Charles Lindsey and 'George Padeken Bill Baker arid Phillip Minn are the coaches ancj the managers are Fred Carter Tr and Edmund Young The trainer is Allen San-oda The public Reception for the Micks is scheduled for Monday evening at six-thirty o'clock at the east steps of the city and county building Lawrence Burton president of the Weber college student body a will preside Weber's colorful band student and pep club will turn out en masse Acting Mayor Harold Welch will 'present the key to- the city to the Micks i Words of welcpme will be given by President A Dixon of We-ber college Leonard Diehl of The Standard-Examiner and Reed Knute Swenson! athletic director at Weber college Response will I be by Bill Baker and Fred Carter Weber college Musettes will provide the music Tickets are on sale at Bank Smokery Hotel Ben Lomond news stand and Webet college Bands of junior and senior high schools of northern Utah will pro- vide a lot of the color Friday night Students of the various northern Utah high schools will be admitted for a flat rate to the game it they purchase seats -at their schools otherwise the general ad- mission price wjll be seventy-five cents Sports Tidbits Utah University and Brigham Young university will play to the largest football crowd in Utah's history the night of Oct 11 at Salt Lake Theron Parmelee graduate manager at Utah announces "We will fill the stadium of nearly 30000 seats for the first 'time for this game" said Parmelee Iduring the Utah-Hawaii contest lar night "Armstrong Will again handle the ducats in Ogden They will have general admission and re- served seats Better get your ducats early" The baseball riddle of the Pio-'neer league was solved Saturday when it became known that directors of the circuit had voted in way but could make only oni of only yesterday by the ill-starred Players Piling up 35-0 Score Over Visiting Rainbows SALT LAKE CITY Oct 4 The University of Utah Redskins overpowered a game but outclassed University of Hawaii team tonight to pile up a 35 to 0 victory over the visiting Rainbows who were unable to advance at all through Utah's solid forward wall A record crowd of 23518 watched Bill Bevins of the Yanks yet only five long marches pay off: Running Attack Sixty fish and game violators paid for their illegal acts last week according to Merrill Hand chief game warden Utah fish and game commission Arrests ranged from shooting protected birds to applying for duplicate permits and involved men and women from all sections of the state in addition to several non-residents Violations were as follows: Applying for special deer permit Harold A Clifton Ogden $10 illegal possession Thomas Herbert Salem $100 Latham Within minutes after the open Series Is Filled With Surprises one of them figured in the scoring against him Shea Immaculate Shea's control on the other hand was immaculate through the early part of the game and he didn't let a Dndffer reach first Cardinals to Face Bears Before Throng NEW YORK Oct 4 An intra-city clash between Chicago's two National football league representatives and a meeting of the current eastern and western leaders in the All-America conference feature tomorrow's pro grid fare The Cardinals who toppled Detroit 45-21 last Sunday in their debut tangle with their arch rivals the Bears in an All-Chicago duel that should bring out the best in both clubs The Bears lost their only league start a 29'20 setback at the hands of the Green Bay Packers last Sunday The Packers and the Los Angeles Rams in a three-way tie with the Cardinals at the top of the league's western division meet in what should be another thriller in Milwaukee The Detroit Lions losers in both regulation contests this season go to Boston for a tilt with the winless Yanks The New York Giants champions of the eastern division last year and a slow starter this season as the result of a poor exhibition schedule and the loss of their only regulation game to date go to Philadelphia to clash with the Eagles current eastern leaders as a result of their 45-42 edge over the Washington Redskins last week In the All-America conference the chamDionshiD Cleveland By Joe Reichler EBBETS FIELD Brooklyn Oct until Pee Wee Reese worked him Duane Kimber Delta $100 Othel 4 (AP) "The series oi tne secvuu for a waifc Wjth one out the guess" as it has been caiiea now fourth Thereafter the Yankee star Hampson Ogden $100 Bert Ure Ogden $100 John Zito Roy $100 Arvel Bame Spanish Fork $100 i Kdi tt termeo tne Series Ul OUi I aou noceoe in pQfh nf tvun t- i vr--c tho I rB Leonard Judd Orem $100: For im prises EiVen uutfty following innings and one of them gambling manager oi me ODenin- the sixth led to Brooklyn proper license or no license at all Lyle Nichols California $10 Rob could hardly believe tnat uun nJ run Shotton had barney The gtage forCookie Lavagetto's to start for the Dodgers second rendezvous with fate was ert A Hillan Ogden $10 Kaipn Kellerman Seattle Washington rn-t cav'" he exc aimed wnen in $25 Shooting at game Garth set when Bruce Edwards Dodger catcher onened the ninth with a formed of the move "I don't be- Gillman Vineyard $25 ing kickoff the Cowboys ran and passed their way to the five but the Cougars held Ratliff took the Brigham Young punt back to the 34 and he Pearce alternated in a running attack to carry it to the two from where Ratliff pitched a touchdown pass to Pearce Wyoming Threatens At the end of the period Wyoming threatened again going to the nine but lost the ball on downs Brigham Young's Rex Olsen opened a passing attack early in the second which was nipped when Ratliff intercepted in midfield and behind beautiful blocking went all the way for Wyoming's second score Pass Intercepted With three minutes to play Cowboy Edgar Chenoweth intercepted a pass on his own 29 to cut off a final Brigham Yoting threat Wyoming Mills le Beckett Murdock It Kosich Tree lg Martoglio Abbott Taucher Stapley rg Connor Merrill rt Peterson Kietzman re Waters licvp it" line single into left Vic Lombardi Allen Jensen Brigham City $10 'Richard Forrest Brigham City $10 Harris still didn't believe it was Rampv when the voune hurler little Brooklyn pitcher went in to run for the backstop and was sac Albert Wayne Robb Parowan $25 rificed to second by Carl Furillo Fishing with set line Emil Jaeger Salt Lake City $25 Howard after giving up two hits and a walk in the first inning struck out the great Joe DiMaggio made George MrOumn hit into a force play at Johnny Jorgensen next Brook Moser Salt Lake City $25 Joe lyn clubber laid into a Shea fast Tarro Salt Lake City $25 A ball and drove it deep into right the plate and fanned Billy Johnson to escaoe the inning unscathed Anderson Provo $25 Murray Burgess St George $25 Carl center field into Tommy Henrich waiting glove for the second out The Dodgers must nave set some Burgess St George $25 In viola kind of a record for futility Until That brought up Cookie and the Gene Hermanski opened Brook- crowd greeted him in a manner tion of trapping regulations Elmer Frazier Woodruff $29 William point making the score 21-0 Clark Adams intercepted a Hawaii pass on the Utah 41 Morris Ficklin ran 27 yards Utah continued the drive to the Rainbow five where Ficklin fumbled and James Bacon recovered for the Islanders On the next play however Clark Adams recovered a Hawaiian fumble on the seven and Ficklin ran for a touchdown Gleave then converted his fourth straight extra point Hawaii Offensive One of Hawaii's few offensive drives started after the Rainbows had received a kick at the beginning of the last quarter but the push bogged down when Ralph Olson intercepted a pass on the Utah 32 Utah drove down the field in a half dozen plays and Parkinson passed to Tally Stevens for the final seven yards and a touchdown Gleave added another point by placement The lineups: Hawaii Pos Utah Kahaunui le Hafen Uchima It McMinn Takayesu lg Neff Gomard Olson Dower rg Angelos Watasaki rt Nostrum Collins re Prinster Kaulukukui qb Parkinson Haake rh Nelson Lam Ho fb Tate Besette lh Summerhays Hawaii 0 0 0 0 0 Utah 7 7 14 Utah scoring: Touchdowns: Allen Tate Nelson Ficklin Stevens Points after touchdown: Gleave 5 the Utes score in every period while their linemen outcharged the weaker Island eleven throughout the contest Hawaii attempted nu-' merous aerials in an effort to advance but never proved a serious threat The previous high attendance in Utah was 23142 last November for the Utah-Utah State game With the game five minutes old Utah received a punt on its own 44-yard line Frank Nelson and Ace Allen reserve quarterback each made a first down to carry the ball to Hawaii's 21 Cannon Parkinson passed to Banard Hafen for a first down on the Hawaii seven-yard mark Allen went around left end for a touchdown and Bud Gleave reserve guard kicked the extra point Utah Drives Ahead Shortly after the kickoff Utah drove to the Hawaii seven-yard line but lost the ball on downs as the period ended Midway through the second period Utah received a punt on its own 46-yard line Nelson picked up a first down in two plays and then Hal Tate a reserve halfback ran 40 yards to a touchdown Gleave again made his placement good On the kickoff starting the second half Parkinson returned the ball 25 yards to the Utah 30 Clyde Nichols reserve fullback went around end for yards Utah continued to drive to the Honolulu two-yard stripe from where Nelson ploughed over for a touchdown Adds Extra Point Gleave again added an extra Eastman Woodruff $29 Ralph Mc lyn's half of the fifth inning tney suitable to tus neroic stature had gone 13 consecutive innings The count went to three and two riu nnlv nne hit that bv a rjinch apaint The swarthv roast veteran Kinnon Randolph $29 Fern Ken nedy Randolph $29 William Will I hitter Hermanski single snappea and then he took a mighty swipe at 1 1 Randolph $29 Carless Frank Sheas string of five ana a ball somewhat high and inside Nicholls Randolph $29 Frank Kennedy Randolph $29 Oscar Welch Ratliff Kennedy Randolph $29 Paul Ken nedy Randolph $29 LeRoy Snow Olson lb Deeds lh Clark rh Osborne Brigham Young Pearce Haskins ball Randolph $29 Shooting from highway Don 0 0 0 74-7 6 6 0 0-412 Wyoming Morgan Farmington $25 Victor Waite Syracuse $25 Fishing with Brigham Young scoring: Touch missing it by a close foot EBBETS FIELD Brooklyn Oct 4 (AP) Box score of today's fiftS game in the 1947 World Series: NEW YORK (A) AB A Stirnweiss 2b 3 0 0 3 4 Henrich rf 4 0 2 1 0 Lindell If 2 0 0 3 0 DiMaggio cf 4 1 1 3 0 McQuinn lb 4 0 0 7 0 Johnson 3b 3 0 0 2 1 A Robinson c- 3 1 0 7 0 Rizzuto ss 2 0 0 1 1 Shea 4 0 2 0 1 illegal bait Dimmick Amer down Deeds: points after touch ican Fork $50 William Randall downs Bushore (placement) Tooele $75 Phillips Kays-ville $25 Donald Andriano Logan Wyoming scoring: Touchdowns Pearce Ratliff $25 Shooting on game preserve Dowsett Salt Lake City $25 LaRoy Nelson Salt Lake City $25 Grinnel 14 Knox 6 Oklahoma 26 Texas A 14 Totals 29 2 5 27 7 Little Rose Bowl Headline May Be Lilted BROOKLYN N) AB A Browns victorious in four starts and leading the western division entertain the New York Yankees standard-bearers in the east with four wins against one loss The Buffalo Bills surprise club of the new league and pushing New York for eastern honors go to Los Angeles to tilt the Dons The Bills have won three and lost two while the Dons have broken even in four starts The other game finds the San Francisco 49ers challenging Cleveland for western honors with a 4-1 record taking on the Colts at Baltimore The Colts newcomers to the circuit this year have won one game in four starts Only one club remains without a Win the hapless Chicago Rockets who dropped their sixth straight Friday night when they lost to the Brooklyn Dodgers 35-31 at Soldier field The victory was Brooklyn's first in five games Some Streams of Utah Still Open SALT LAKE CITY Oct 4 The Utah fish and game department has been flooded with inquiries on whether this stream or that lake is still open for fishing To bring sportsmen up to date on the fishing law Director Ross Leonard of the Utah fish and game department today clarified the fishing piture for Beehive state sportsmen Already closed to fishing are one-third consecutive hitless innings against them The freshman righthander held them hitless in one and two-third innings last Tuesday There were many spots where a hit would have changed the complexion of the game but the turning point was when Carl Furillo who was playing in center field in place of the injured Pete Reiser fouled off two attempted sacrifice bunts with Bruce Edwards on first base in the seventh inning and nobody out With two away pinch hitter Arky Vaughan smashed a double off the right field wall and for a moment it looked like a replica of Lavagetto's double which scored a runner from first base But this time Tommy Hen-rich played the rebound perfectly and Edwards had to hold up at third The catching in this series has been anything but commendable what with numerous stolen bases wild throws to head off runners and base stealers dropped third strikes and passed balls Edwards was saved a passed ball when he recovered a Hugh Casey pitch which had bounded off his mitt and threw to the pitcher to nip Henrich at the plate It was Casey's fourth appearance in five world series games He needs only one more to tie Deacon Phillippe's record of appearing in five world series games in 1903 Phillippe won three and lost two games for Pittsburgh against the Boston Red Sox Stanky 2b 3 zzzReiser 0 Miksis 2b Reese ss 2 Robinson lb JnH Walker rf i4 LOS ANGELES Oct 4 Commercial sponsorship of the Saturday Football Finals Hermanski If 4 A 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 5 0 2 9 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 By The Associated Press East: Army 47 Colorado 0 Notre Dame 40 Pittsburgh 6 University of Massachusetts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Edwards zzzzLombardi Furillo cf Jorgensen 3b 3 0 3 4 1 7 tsarney Hatten zGionfriddo Behrman 0 0 0 zz Vaughan 1 Casey 0 zzzzzLavagetto 1 Bowdoin 6 Columbia 13 Nrfvy 6 Yale 14 Cornell 0 Colgate 29 Kings Point 0 Wesley an 19 Worchester Tech 0 Penn State 54 Bucknell 0 Pennsylvania 59 Lafayette 0 Holy Cross 19 Temple 13 Princeton 21 Brown 7 New Britain Teachers 27 0 Dartmnnth 9R SvraCUSe 7 Little Rose Bowl postseason football attraction was blamed todiy for withdrawal of the Western States conference from the annujal event Conference Commissioner Larry Houston said the 1946 Junior college championship game whith Compton Junior college Compton Calif won from Kilgoife Junior college Kilgore Tex Was subsidized by a private oil firm with the firm realizing the profits He added that it was "hot in the best interests of amateur for an oil company to control such a game Houston said the conference had been working with the Pasadena junior chamber of comip-erce fr nine months to iron out differences but negotiations failed Officials of the game in refusing demands of the conference explained that the game as made possible only after the oil firm had underwritten the game with $20000 "The oil firm stood by as a friend last year and should not be turned aside now that the game is a success" said a game spokesman Billings and Great Falls as members starting with the 1948 season Only one dissenting vote was recorded The circuit in 1948 will comprise Salt Lake and Ogden in Utah Boise Idaho Falls Twin Falls and 'Pocatello in Idaho and Billings and 'Great Falls in Montana 4 Last year directors voted down five to one Denver and Pueblo cities with a combined population of better than 500000 Transporta-tion distances are just about the same to Denver and Pueblo as to Billings and Great Falls The Montana cities have Combined populations of better thjan 100000 Expanding the circuit to eight clubs will provide a lot more interest and maybe a better brand of ball This corner is pleased at the decision and looks for the circuit to smash all former attendance marks (during 1948 Take it from ope who knows Albie Booth famous Yale quar- terbaek and now a referee the i life of a football arbitor involves a lot more arduous work than merely tooting a whistle In an article in the October American magazine Albie Reveals some of the things an official must do to be able to function properly on the gridiron Every official must condition himself physically to travel three tto seven miles at a good clip during each game He must be thoroughly conversapt with the official rulebook with its 13 rules 8ome 100 sections 80 articles 40 supplementary notes 73 individual and specific penalties not to mention a 192-section manual of mechanics of the game And before any official takes to the field he must pass examinations -covering physical condition and knowledge of all rules Totals 30 1 4 27 10 zWalked for Hatten in 6th zzDoubled for Behrman in 7th zzzWalked for Stankv in 7th zzzzRan for Edwards in 9th MazzFanned for Casey in 9th Deer Creek reservoir isn taice Blind lake in Wayne county Logan river above Mendon bridge Blacksmith fork in Cache county Fish creek and tributaries to Sco-field reservoir and Provo river below the Murdoch power plant Strawberry reservoir by special proclamation will remain open until October 15 Scofield reservoir remains open until Oct 17 The general fishing season will end Oct 17 as prescribed by Southwest: Texas 34 North Carolina 0 University of Houston 35 Daniel Baker 12 Trinity university 0 Stephen Austin 0 (tie) Texas Tech 21 West Texas State 13 Far West: Southern California 7 Rice 7 California 45 St Marys 6 Oregon State 14 Washington 7 Washington State 7 Idaho 0 Nevada 13 Oregon 6 Wyoming 12 Brigham Young 7 Utah State 26 Colorado A 13 Colorado college 7 Western State 6 South: Wake Forest 16 Clemson 14 Duke 19 Tennessee 7 Mississippi 35 South Carolina 0 Virginia 41 Virginia Tech 7 Randolph-Macon 23 Johns Hopkins 18 Vanderbilt 14 Alabama 7 Georgia Tech 20 Tulane 0 Auburn 14 Louisiana Tech 0 Paine college 30 Albany State Teachers college 0 William and Mary 56 Citadel 7 West Virginia 35 Washington Lee 6 Georgia 35 Louisiana State university 19 4 Arkansas 6 Texas Christian 0 Maryville (Tenn) 27 Centre 0 Howard 0 West Virginia State 0 (tie) South Carolina State college for Negroes 13 Knoxville 0 Morris Brown 6 Allen 0 Dartmouth Jayvees 9 Exeter 18 State 14 Davidson 0 Illinois Normal 6 Michigan Normal 0 New Mexico 20 Kansas State 18- New York university 19 Brooklyn college 0 Hobart 12 Sampson 0 Virginia Military Institute 13 George Washington 7 College of Puget Sound 14 British Columbia 0 Hardine college 19 Oklahoma City university 7 Abilene Christian 13 Arizona State (Tempe) 7 Memphis State 13 Missouri siAool of mines 0 Trinity 33 Bates 12 Harvard 19 Boston university 14 Buffalo 14 Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute 7 Vermont 27 Colby 3 Connecticut 14 Springfield 6 Hamilton 13 Wagner 7 Maine 26 Northeastern 6 Gettysburg 6 Western Maryland 0 Amherst 13 Coast Guard 0 Denison (Ohio) 19 Washington and Jefferson 14 Lehigh university 21 Case Institute of Technology 6 Hiram (Ohio) 8 Theil 7 Edinboro State Teachers 7 Clarion (Pa) State Teachers Dickinson 27 Grove City 13 Lebanon Valley 21 Moravian 20 Waynesburg 12 Alliance 0 Muhlenberg 53 Albright 0 St Lawrence Frosh 27 Morris-ville Aggies 7 Rochester 18 Union 13 Juniata 21 Westminister 7 Franklin and Marshall 21 Swarthmore 6 Susquehanna 20 Haverford 18 Midwest Hillsdale 21 Hope 14 Ferris Institute 39 Wisconsin Extension 6 Dayton 20 Bowling Green 13 Kenyon 41 Bluffton 7 Cedarvale 13 Canterbury 0 Evansville (Ind) 7 Southern Illinois 0 South Dakota university 33 Parsons (Fairfield la) college 7 Wheaton 49 Illinois Wesleyan 14 North Central 32 James Milli-kin 6 Augustana (Rock Island) 19 Illinois college 0 Lake Forest 27 Elmhurst 7 Western Michigan 14 Washing-ington (St Louis) university 6 Simpson 35 Coe 6 Emporia State 12 Washburn Cornell (la) 20 Ripon 7 Indiana State 13 Valparaiso 0 Wabash (Ind) 7 Carroll 7 (tie) Louisville 37 Depauw 0 Tulsa 28 Drake 14 Lawrence 34 Carleton 0 Milwaukee Teachers 13 Platte-ville Teachers 0 Michigan Tech 7 Eau Clair (Wis) Teachers 0 Ohio university 14 Butler university 7 Michigan 49 Stanford 13 Michigan State 7 Mississippi State 0 Ohio Wesleyan 28 Otterbein 20 Kansas 27 Iowa State 7 Illinois 35 Iowa 12 Minnesota 28 Nebraska 13 Northwestern 27 A 26 Purdue 24 Ohio State 20 Wisconsin 7 Indiana 7 (tie) Wichita 28 Bradley Tech 7 Approximately 51000 people at- teuueu uic 1 50111c Utahns Kill 73 Young Antelope Seventy-three antelope were reported killed to date in the recent 100-head hunt in Utah's Dagget county according to Ross Leonard director Utah Fish and Game department Four hunters have failed to record their success with the state Mr Leonard said Ten hunters holding permits did not hunt giving the state this year an 81 kill It was reported that this year's hunting was on top of the mountain areas and not in the bottom like it was a year ago The upland hunting proved to be more difficult accounting for the smaller take this season According to surveys made by the state officials conducting the hunts -nore antelope were seen this season than ever before Mr Leonari said Great Bewitch's Rutgers 21 Western reserve Harrison Leads Golf Tourney In- siinnorv Rrtck Teachers wi wwu iiu Brooklyn 000 001 000 1 Error Miksis Runs batted in Shea DiMaggio Robinson Two base hits Henrich Vaughan Shea Home runs DiMaggio Sacrifices Double plays Reese Stanky and Robinson 2 Earned New York (AL) 2 Brooklyn (NL) 1 Left on New York (AL) 11 Brooklyn (NL) 8 Bases on balls off Barney (Stirnweiss 2 Lindell 2 Rizzuto 2 Henrich A Robinson Johnson) off Shea 5 (Reese 2 Gionfriddo Edwards Reiser) off Behrman (DiMaggip) Strikeouts by Barney 3 (DiMaggio Johnson 2) by Shea 7 (Edwards Jorgensen 2 Stanky Reese Robinson Lavagetto) By Hatten (Shea) by Behrman 2 (Lindell McQuinn) by Casey (Stirnweiss) Pitching summary: Barney '2 runs 3 hits in 4 23 innings Hat-ten 0 runs 0 hits in 1 13 innings Behrman 0 runs 1 hit in 1 innings Casey 0 runs 1 hit in 2 innings Hit by pitcher by Casey (Lindell Wild pitch Barney Passed balls Edwards 2 Losing pitcher Barney Umpires McGowan (AL) Pinelli (NL) lb Rommel (AL) 2b Goetz (NLi 3b Magerkurth (lf Boyer (AL) Attendance 34379 paid Time 2:40 diana (Pa) Teachers 6 Yale Freshmen 20 Andoyer 0 Mr umnihire 33 Rhode Is- READING Pa Oct 4 (AP) -f EJ Dutch Harrison ipro from Coat Points to An Early Winter NEW YORK Oct 4 If Calumet's great filly Bewitch is anywhere near as good a prophet as a race horse there will be an early frost and a severe winter In remarking on the color of the daughter of Bull Lea almost black although she is registered as brown Jimmy Jones pointed out that she's already getting her winter coat "Some might take that as a sign of an early and cold winter" said the trainer "Nature seems to give animals a warning about those thiafcs" land State 7 (r Montclair Teachers 12 Hofstra 7 Ursinus 6 Drexel Lincoln 35 St Paul of Lawrence- V1Kentucky Freshmen 50 Navy IPlcbes 9 Clarkson 32 Norwich 6 Middlebury 9 Williams 7 Scranton 54 American International 6 Tufts 32 Fort Deyens 7 Shippensburg State Teachers 28 Krttztown State Teachers 6 Oberlin 25 Allegheny Concord 0 Shepherd 0 (tie) York Pa took the leadership of the $10000 Reading Ojpen Golf tournament today with 209 strokes at' the end of 54 holes Jimmy -maret leader in the first two rounds skidded to a 212-tie iot fifth place Pressing Harrison for the leader-ship were three sharpshooters witli 211 strokes Bobby Locke Johanf nesburg South Africa shot 70 today as did Ed "Porky" Oliver from Wilmington Del land: Terl Johnson Norristown Pa carded 69 to stay in the thick of the fight Idaho Schools Tie I POCATELLO Oct 4 (AP) "Refusing to be beaten the Panthers of Albion's Southern Idaho college 5pf education twice moved into ties and emerged on even footing with Idaho State college Bengals in a 20-20 grid final today in the Spud bowl Idaho State went ahead 13-0 in the first period was tied at 13 and closed the half ahead by 20-13 Difficulty Up Front COLLEGE PARK Md Oct Maryland has a few dependable backs but Jim Tatum is worried about the Terrapins' line.