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22 PES MOIKES TRIBUNE Sep. If, 1751 THE SCOREBOARD American Leap Western league Amarillo Gains Lead (By the Aaaoclated Pmi) GB. Amarillo and Colorado 58 59 69 71 72 77 78 82 Pet. .589 385 .517 .4 .482 .458 .455 .418 W. New York ....85 Chicago .....73 Boston 70 Detroit 67 Cleveland ....67 Baltimore ....66 Kansas City ..65 Washington .59 Pet 55 .607.

65 .529 67 .511 70 .489 72 .482 71 .482 73 .471 79 .428 w. Amarillo 83 Colorado Lincoln ,74 Puebl 70 Albuquerque ..67 Sioux City ...65 Topeka ......65 Des Moines ..59 CI i 11 13i 1611 17ii 171 19 25 Irish Back Not Mad Just Shy Springs clash tonight at Ama 10 13 15 18Vat 19 24 rillo in a doubleheader that probably will decide the West- em League pennant winner. Amarillo took over first Wednesday's Games Des Moines 3-6, Sioux City 2-1 Lincoln 3, Topeka 0 Amarillo 9, Colorado Springs'! Pueblo at Albuquerque, rain place from the Sox by ha game Wednesday night with a 9-1 victory. age was 7.5 yards for 16 carries. Famous 32 This didn't come as a surprise to Notre Dame officials.

Pat had been Pitchers in Tonight's Games RIeht-hander Gar Brill i singled to drive home Ama- Wednesday's Games Washington 3, Detroit 4 1 Chicago 7, Boston 2 New York 8, Cleveland 3 Kansas City 4, Baltimore 2 Thursday's Games Boston (Delock 12-6) at thicagi (Donovan 12-13) Washington (Pascual 8-10) at Detroit (Moford 4-8) Baltimore (O'Dell 14-10) at Kansas City (Garver 11-10) Only games scheduled Friday's Games Night Boston at Cleveland, Night New York at Chicago Night Baltimore at Detroit Night Washington at Kansas City rillo's first two runs, then quelled Colorado Springs on six hits. Tribune Photo by Don Ultang via Good News XI Amarillo has won the first Des Moines (Em-'ke 6-6) at Lincoln (Wickersham 16-8) Topeka (Garmon 8-9) at Sioux City (Murphy 8-7) 2 Colorado Springs (Trosky 10-7 and Brantley 14-6) at Amarillo (Johnson 14-10 and Blanton 20-5) 2 Puoblo (Schomer 10-14 and Stenhouse 14-8) at Albuquerque (Hig-ginbottom 4-6 and Hale 11-3) Friday's Games Des Moines at Lincoln Topeka at Sioux City Colorado Springs at Amarillo Pueblo at Albuquerque two of the five-game series. Notre Dame's Pat Doyle Teammates call him "Grumpy" The season ends Sunday. born in California while his 8-Inch Cup Golf Times Accepted father was playing bass Fourth of a series about outstanding football players written by Maury White on an airplane tour of the Big Ten and Notre Dame. me a long while to get my confidence." Happily we report the 20-year-old Doyle has taken large steps toward gaining a more proper perspective and just as large steps about nailing down the left halfback berth.

The 6-footer flashed to modest fame in the last two games last season (after playing 57 seconds against Iowa). After fumbling to set up a Southern California touchdown, he atoned with a 92-yard score on the following kickoff. National Leajrue Starting times for the 8- inch cup tournament at By Maury White Tritium Staff Writer) NOTRE DAME. IND. Things are not always as they seem, which is why a pleasant Irisher with the melodious name of Patrick Thomas Doyle can acquire the nickname of "Grumpy" on the Notre Dame campus.

As late as last year, his sophomore year, the quiet Sioux City, lad was so shy and unsure of himself he often turned his head away when meeting classmates, rather than say "hello." This made him appear aloof and remote while he was suffering from humbleness and fear. The fear was that someone would tell him he had no business living his dream of being a Nbtre Dame student and football player. Takes A While "I didn't smile much," admits the 193-pound left halfback, who is the fastest man on the squad. "I never really expected to be Waveland Park Golf Course THE MINORS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PLAYOFFS GB. 17Vi L.

57 64 69 72 70 74 76 77 Pet. .593 -J46 .507 .493 .493 .468 .457 .442 I Sunday may now be made, Milwaukee ...83 Pittsburgh San Francisco. 71 Cincinnati ....70 St. Louis ....68 Los Angeles ..65 Chicago 64 Philadelphia ..61 IJpnwr 4. CbarleRtnn 1 issued jersey No.

32 a numbfer which once. graced Andy Pilney and later Johnny Lujack and that number doesn't go to mediocre prospects. "We knew Pat was far and away our fastest back kst year one who could break up a game but I was afraid to use him because of' his. nervousness," says Coach Terry Brennan. "I know that sophomores make mistakes, but I was sure that when Pat made one he'd blame himself.

That wouldn't be right, but it might have resulted in his never gaining confidence. "We sagged in the middle of the season. Against Iowa, it was obvious we didn't have enough outside speed. So I decided to gamble on Doyte and (sophomore halfback) Jim Crotty." Frank O'Braza, pro, said lien, l-i i Minneanoiia S. Wifthlta A ruria ilmA 1-1) Thursday.

THREE-I PLAYOFT (B) v. Mvron vcord won the tournament last season. A Davenport OOO0O0 1 5 3 Cedar Rapids 100 000 001 2 1 Peters and Lindstrom: Hamilton fiddle in a dance band. "We come back to Iowa when I was about 4 years old and I think we made the trip In a Model It was an old, old car," he insists. Once in Sioux City, Pat started on a career of breaking arms.

Calls Cab "I broke my right arm twice and my left arm three times between ages 5 and 7," he grins. "It got so when I'd come running in the house holding out an arm, my mother would just call a cab for the hospital." Both boys are running No. 1 this fall. Poor Doyle Patrick has taken to talking to himself in' his battle to master defensive play and the result is a new nickname: "Poor Doyle." He spurs himself aloud: "Poor Doyle you've GOT to be in the right place!" A second all-state football selection as a prep, Doyle once ran a 9.9 seconds 100-yard dash at Heelan and was second (to Roosevelt of Das Moines Dennis O'Brien) in the 195S Class AA state dash. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis J. Doyle of Sioux City. Pat is the second oldest of six children. He was blind boeev for men and arm Horn, run Davenport: Lehman.

women win De inciuaea, INTERNATIONAL fAAA) PLAYOFFS O'Braza announced. Toronto fi. Kvhtr 3 iTnmnfn leana. i-u. in uesr-oi-f serteel Uolumbua at Montreal, rain Chess Master TEXAS LEAOl'E PLAYOFF (AA) CorpUS Chrifiti 3.

Hnnatnn I mmrUm tied. 1-1) Wednesday's Games Philadelphia 8, Los Angeles 6 Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 0 St. Louis 3, Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 6, San Francisco 4 (18 Innings) Pitchers in Tonight's Game Night Los Angeles (Podres 13-12) at Philadelphia (Conley 0-0) Only game scheduled Friday's Games 2 Twi-night San Francisco at Philadelphia Night Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Night Chicago at Cincinnati Night St Louis at Milwaukee Austin at Fort Worth, rain PORTOROZ, YUGOSLAVIA SOI'THKRN ASSN. PLAYOFFS (AA) ()Bobby Fischer of Brook- In the finale against Southern Methodist, the former Heelan High School star raced 45 and 17 yards for touchdowns, using a type of speed that the Irish had lacked most of the year. His season's aver lyn, 15-year-old United States ingham leads, 2-0.

best-of-7 aeries, chess champion, became a Lor" 7' Atlanta 6 Mob" 1T.1 1 1 chess grand master Thursday, EASTFRV lnr.rr ir ivnm Lancaster 8, York 2 (Lancaster Gene Selawskl, the youngest ever to hold this lttnTi' Rinfirhamfrm a Jtwas a good gamble. on top. It always taken title in chess history. Willlamsport 8-0) (Blrnrhamtnn FLOYD Expert Body Work I LEHMAN FORD 1506 LOCUST AHthentle Trading Pirti i'ju A Complete and Expert Football Rating Provided For Your Enjoyment by the Advertisers Listed UJWMEJL PieiKS BMAKE HERE'S WHAT WE DOI 1. Adjust brakes 2.

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WORK DONE BY EXPERTS You can bo assured that your car's repair will bo done properly by factory-trained mechanics. will stand less than a poi Joseph's, Ind. McNeew State 13 over Southwest Texas State, Northwestern Louisiana 31 orr East Central Oklahoma, Trra- ity, 16 over New Mexico A A M. and Wofford 32 OTer Western Carolina. On Sunday, Xavier, Ohio, fam art tcltduled (or tomor- Saturday, Saturday and Sunday to tea 1955 teatou under way.

FREE ESTIMATES S5 Morf of thet citra early schools oiTUrSf (inaerl will small ut also heat-f AjTW tha upper Midwest. Bi QukGcCa college football power index Sfore in( the feneral starting fun by a werk will bt a kandtul ol lait year'i Top including the 3 PHONE AT-2-9111 CORNER OF 12th WALNUT PH. CH 3-3171 I Kentucky Wildcat! 150, Sogtk. The Power Index ratings are Dost performance avenges. fi tXPLANATION ample: 50.0 ream has been 10 scaring paints stronger, per r.i game, than a 40.0 team, against equally rated opposition ended 1, Kentucky, which 1 teaiea with ranking ol Jin in GAMES OF WEEK ENDING SEPT.

14, 1958 the national Power index list, will flex iti 1958 Biuiclet (tiinit the ANTASTIC mm Jfr aaatO Unirernty of Hawaii eleven at Higher Caret Paring rxtf. et Leiinrton on Saturday. The Wildcats carry over i ratine of 93.2 RiT. Falls' 45.1 (1) Aagsbunj 44.5 St. Ben edict 60.1 (29) SW.Mo.St 32.3 St.John'a 53.4 (30) St.Cloud 23.1 St.Norbert 58 (25) Eau Claire 33.5 OTHER MIDWESTERN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Macalester 58 (281 LaCrosseSt 30 6 FRfDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Parsons 37.1 (91 CulvStocktn 33.0 compared to the Rainbows' 58.9 CANTER a difference of 34 points.

This means that Kentucky was 34 t-w bbsk mm sum a 303 Calibre Genuine BRITISH ENFIELD dcAUTY points stronger, per tame, arainst Superior 36 (01 Duluth Br. M.7 So.Dakota" 47.3 (0) S.Mo.St 47.1 Stevens Pt. 34.7 () Hamline' 27.9 Taylor 37.6 (6) Bluffton' 31.2 Westmax 25.3 (23) Dak. Weal's 3.8 Wm 49.1 (IS) Panhandle 25.0 Winona St 39 1 (16) Stout St' 23.0 the tame relative strenth of opposition last year. AMONG TOP 150 FRIDAY.

SEPTEMBER II Pittsb 'f St. 84. 123) KEJltot U.l SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Bradley 61.9 (tl Iowa Tchrs 51.1 Drake W.S (ID 8 D. State" Florida St 7.T (111 Tenn.Tech 5T. Kentucky' Hi (34 Hawaii Ml McMurry 12 1 (271 Sul Rosa 35 McNeeteSt.

IJ (131 SW.Texas Sf54. KW. Louia'na (31 E.C.Okla. 32.3 Of course, those are old rat 35 mm F1.9 OTHER SOUTHERN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 ions and here's a new season in which all 800 teams will begin E.Tenn St. 55.3 (16) Appalach'n' 37.6 new rower Index arerifcs after opening games.

Howerer, a re- Em'vlrHenrv 44 17) E.Carolina' S7.S SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 Bethel' 30.1 rti Southweat'n li Cent.Mich. 4I.1 (8) N.Mlchigan 3S I Concordia 58.1 (231 N.D.State 36.7 Dubuque 11.3 (19) Wm.Peno 1.0 Huron" 46.4 (0) Jamestown 46.3 Kearney St 51J (() Moor head 41.7 McPheraon 33.3 (7) Sterling' 36.3 Mankato St HI (5) Mich.Tech' 34.7 Morn'aide 4 7 (13) Warrensb'g 35.4 No.Central 37J (10) Ind. Central' 26.1 No Dakota 41.0 (14) Bemldji St' 27.0 N.E.Okla. 50.6 (12) Mo.Mlnra' J6.3 Oshkoah St' 31.1 (14) Northland 17.5 Jax SUte 47.4 (4) La.College' 43.4 EASY TO OPERATE yet Critically Sharp! rkably small number show NE.Louisiana 52.9 (12) Soutn nst" 4i.z Tex.A I' 52 5 22) CorpChristi 30.7 W.Va.Tech' 38.7 (01 NewportNewa 36.4 Trinity.Tex. 70 (It) N.MexA&M 54 3 murk change front rear to rear.

Coated FI.9 six element lens Easy to See Range Finder Wofford oa.T (331 W.Carollna, 37.0 Color corrected Pittsburg, State, winner 10 speed Copal shutter, 1 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 14 OTHER FAR WESTERN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS by 27-26 over Hillsdale in last December's Holiday Bowl, will tec. to 1300 sec. ii IE is fines i SHELLS Xavier, O. 73.4 ml StJoaeph 73.3 A.State' 34.3 (121 Mexlea 23.7 Latest Brite Frame View Horn Team Finder xucuites 10 au One Stroke rapid film ad-vance no double exposures All Metal Body Xo Plastic Rapid Rewind Metal Trimmed Leather Case get started Friday night in KirkiTille, Mo.

The Gorillas (64.7) rata 23 points higher than Built-in complete Flash LAST YEAR'S NATIONAL LEADERS Synchronizer laeir opponents, n. t. miisouri State. Automatic Film Counter- Mich. State 5'Texas Oklahoma 1O0.2 Clemson Ohio State 108 8 Miss.

State no resetting necessary -96 8 California 99 2 Boston Con 2.2!Tulsa 78 Teva St T1.9 .96.7 Vanderbilt 89.2 Kansaa 61.2IW. Texas St 7I5.0!W. Chester St .71.9 89 0 Dartmouth 80.5Princeton 74.9'Nebraska 71.6 -96 6 Penn State 89 0 ansae St 79 9jWilliame 74 I Chattanoosrn 71.0 95.8r Pittsburgh aflfllTtaK TO TiHMun. 71 Timm lw Te 70.6 Drake, 34-20 loser to Louis Iowa 108.6'T.C.U. Auburn COMPLETE MississtDtH 104.2 Miami.

Fla. WA.hini.tnii i t. r' ti ville in the last Sun Bowl, will visit South Dakota Stale an Saturday. The Bulldois were IS aobrts HV 103.1 Minnesou W. Virginia 87 8 Boston 78.0 Abil.Chrls'n 74i4! Amherst 68 JUST $7.00 DOWN $6.00 A MONTH WITH LEATHER ONLY the hetter leant an tha 1957 Notn Dams 03 I DuKe 94 6 Missouri 87.7iWm.

at Mary .77.8 Va. Tech 74 4 Denison 68.7 Wisconsin 103.1 Oregon 94.5 Houston 97.4 Col. Pacific 77.5 Mid. Tenn. St .74 3Xen'r Rhyne 68.7 Purdue 102 6Wash.

State B4 2 Hnlv Cmm Mi.ui,m rt ntTAiMi. 7 ratios. Tennessee 101.5 Stanford 94 0 So. Carolma 85.2 MissSo'uth-n 76.8 Pennsvlvania 1 Wofford 68.7 Flinoie 101 4 Kentucky 3.2.So. Calif 84 6 Florlrt.

St 78 7 HrHin.Sim'. 77 RntBers 68 5 100 6iL.S.U. 92 1 Svramis KlI Rnvl'. rir'm 68.3 Texae All! IO0.2Gl Tech 91.9l Virginia 83.9 Villanova Z.W.3 Wake Forest 72Juniata 68.0 Michigan 99 4 1 No. Carolina 91 state ss rinrmnnti nit v.

ni M.NM St 67.5 -(QEAVEflDALE IH0T0- Tempe State 99 4 N. C. State 91.7Detrolt 83.4 Delaware 76 0 Dayton' 72.3 Calif. Poly 67.3 lortqe Maryland 91.7, Alabama 93 2 Yale nanriV 72 3 Cornell 67.1 Other members of tha Top 150 will have to win on Saturday by tha followinf points in order to naintai thir old ratines: Bradley 9 over Iowa Teachers, Florida State 19 over Tena Tech, McMurry 27 over Sul Ross, Army 97.0 Colorado 91 4 Nor'weatern 92 9 Iowa State 75 9'Memnhla St 72.3 Citadel Arkansas Stl'SMU. SftSiV 1.

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