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tO Catper Tribuno-Htroli Star Sunday, Oct. 4, 1959 2,000 eiries ftfloves to Ls 9 2- "Hy i jipededl as Drysdale Sees Against Ponovan By JACK HAND I Dodgers were made 11 to 10 series if the Coliseum wouldn't give his LOS ANGELES (AP) A roar- favorites. Dodgers a tremendous advantage, ing crowd of the larg-1 California has waited many, "No, not a hell of a lot," he est ever to see a World Series many years lor a worm benes. i said. "The only thing is that we Finally it has arrived.

Jt will be are used to the thine (screen) and played in the huge uncovered they are not. That is the only ad-football stadium that serves as a I vantage, except the usual chance game, is expected to greet the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday as they return to the Coliseum all even with the Chicago White Sox grotesque home park for the i to get last licks." Drysdale (17-13) is a side-arm oing into the third game. 'Dodgers. I he 42-loot screen Don Drysdale. the strikeout stretching from the 251-foot foul leader of the majors with 242, is line into left center offers a target scheduled to pitch for the Dodgers I unique in the major leagues, against Chicago's Dick Donovan Most of the White Sox never in a battle of right handers.

Game saw "the thing" until they worked time is 1 p.m. local time (4 p.m. out Saturday afternoon. ing right hander who was the sensation of the National League at the mid-season mark but slumped in the last half. In fact, the tail-spin started after he had earned the unique distinction of starting SPORTS SECTION EST).

After their AS Victory in Aiier rnMj game in vuicdBu. two Art.Star games in the same friday's game at Chicago, the i Manager Walter Alston was asked vear PAIR OF COWBOYS: Jim Walden, left, and Mark Smolinskl were two reasons why the Wyoming team was able to ride roughshod over Utah State (Tribune-Star Photos). Billy Cannon Leads LSU To Victory Over Baylor Wyoming Ms Wm ver Wtd 5 Donovan (9-10) drew the Coliseum assignment over left hander Billy Pierce (14-15) who has been the ace of the Sox staff until Early Wynn and Bob Shaw took over this year. Apparently, Lopez didn't want to risk a southpaw in the Coliseum where Cincinnati's Joe Nuxhall and Chicago's Art Ceccarelli are the only left handers who ever have beaten the Dodgers with complete winning games. Donovan is strictly a "stuff" pitcher who banks heavily on the slider and the sinker.

Donovan SHREVEPORT. La. (AP) Harris booted a 26 yard field goal, and LSU's final tally came late in the second period on a five-yard pass from sub quarterback Durcl Mathern? to end Don Norwood. P.avlor 0 0 0 00 the game, was held to 13 yards in 7 carries. His average before the contest was 10.3 yards per carry.

Utah State 0 2 0 02 Wyoming 0 0 13 1427 US Safety (Hamilton intercepted US pass in end zone and attempted forward lateral) Wyo Hill 8 run (Dempsey kick) Wyo Brownlee 42 pass from Walden (run failed) Wyo Smolinski 3 run (Walden passed to Ward! LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) Lagging 2-0 at halftime, Wyoming's Skyline Conference champions meshed their attack in the second half to roll up a 27-2 victory Saturday over Utah State. Halfback Jerry Hill turned right end for 26 yards to set off Wyoming's first touchdown drive. The score came five plays later on Hill's dash around end from the 8. Less than three minutes later Wyoming struck again on a 42-yard scoring pass from quarterback Jim Walden to end Ted Lsjj 6 16 0 0 22 was 5-5 in July but missed almost a month from July 21 to Aug.

16 due to a pulled muscle in his right shoulder. The Dodgers were fed up with all the talk about the Go-Go Sox, Casper Takes Two Stroke Golf Lead 1 i .1 "luinnij II lull unci tiryi Brownlee That put the Cowboys in ed pass (run failed command and they were never in SPTSwith Wvommg Rolls danger the rest of the way. LARAMIE. Wyo rustics of With halfback Bill Cannon flashing his All-America form. Louisiana State's national champions routed Baylor 22-0 before 30,000 tans.

The 203-pound Cannon galloped 50 yards with an intercepted pass for his touchdown and set up another LSU tally with a 35-yard sprint in the first quarter. The victory was the third of the season for the undefeated Tigers, ranked number one in this week's Associated Press poll. LSU played most of the last half with Cannon and his first string teammates sitting on the bench. The LSU defensive units repeatedly smothered any Baylor threat and the Texans' deepest penetra- tin was to the LSU in the third quarter. I LSU needed less than five min-; utes to get into the scoring column.

Cannon's 35 yard jaunt took the ball to the Baylor 25 and two plays later quarterback War- ren Rabb eight yards to fuback Donnie Daye for the In the fourth quarter, fullback Lsah state-wyommg game: First downs rsc Wt 14 120 238 Mark Smolinski capped a 52-yard march with a 3-yard plunge for a Rushing yaraasre especially after they had cut down Sherm Lollar at the Opiate with the potential tying run in the second game. "Go go Sox." yelled Clem La-bine. "Suddenly they are the slow, slow Sox." "Go go Sox. That's all I've heard since the series started," said another Dodger. "We've stolen three bases and so far they haven't stolen any." Charlie Xeal.

who hit two home runs and drove in three of the runs touchdown. Center Dick Williams ssLn.E jardaBe O-il Passes intercepted by 2 pur.t YS.V t-42 -J Fumbles lot 2 Yards penalized 49 44 I AJ fZt'L in Friday's victory, is the leading Dodger hitter with a .444 average. intercepted a pass and ran 71 yards for Wyoming's final touchdown with 2:29 left. Utah State picked up two points in the second quarter when Wyoming halfback Dick Hamilton intercepted a Utag pass in the end rone and tried to lateral. Officials ruled it was a forward lateral and charged the Cowboys with the lafety.

Hamilton's interception came on an attempted 35-yard pass by U-State quarterback Merrill Johnson. Hill led the ball carriers with Nebraska Wins 7-0 Over Oregon State Army Startled By Illinois touchdown. With 11 minutes remaining in the first half, cannon picked off i wavward Bavlor pass and The only extra basers of the Dodgers' 17 hits were Neat's two homers and the pinch homer by i Chuck Essegian. That tied the score in Friday's game. I Ted Kluszewski, a National i League castoff, was hitting a hot I .500 for the White Sox with four hits in eight trips including his two homers and a single in the opener and a single in the second 122 yards in 11 carries.

Utah1 LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Buddy Allen, who was the ka beat the halftime gun with a leading Skyline rusher going into touchdown and conversion point CHAMPAIGN. 111. (AP) Illinois came up with its own version of the lonely end formation made game. Al Smith and Jim Landis -nn 4 fourth ranked Cadets.

20-14 Satur- each All IT! i 45t 'M If ii I ill 'f-Vl 5 ry w-t was hitting .429. three of Saturday and rode the 7-0 intermission lead to a 7-6 triumph over Oregon State in an intersectional football clash before 28.000. An Oregon State fumble set vp the 57-yard Nebraska drive which finished with 48 seconds of tra half remaining. sprinted 50 yards for the score. Sophomore halfback Wendell Stanford Beats P.

STANFORD. Calif. (AP) Stan-ford beat College of the Pacific 21-6 Saturday for the Indians' first 1959 victory. Dick Norman passed for two touchdowns and set up the Purdue Takes Notre Dame Laramie UTAH STATE GAIN: Fullback Jim Swindle (34) of Utah State picked up three yards before he was tackled by Wyoming's left end Dave Johnston (82). Swindle's carry was on third down with five to make.

Other players are Utah State's left' end, Merlin Olsen (87) and Wyoming tackle Dick Schnell (71) (AP Wirephoto). day before a thundering crowd of 64.891. Quarterback Mel Meyers and halfback Johnnv Counts, a pair Smith's hits were doubles. The players, who share in the receipts of the first four games, were looking forward to big sellouts in the Coliseum Sunday and Monday. The fifth game, Tuesday, also will be played in Los Angeles but the players don't cut into that gate.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP)-Tur- Miscues generally plagued Ore-due's football team, always at its gon State on a sunny but chilly best against Notre Dame, ham-, day. mered the Irish Saturday for the Sophomore Earl Harbin, a south-fourth time in six years. 28-7. paw Oregon State halfback from Bob Jarus.

Purdue's bulldozer Honolulu, came closest to break-fullback, scored two of the touch- ing the game wide open. of smooth-working sophomores. 1 led fired up Illinois to its first triumph of the season. Except for the passing of Joe Caldwell to end Don Usry, Army was no match for the Illini. Illinois surprised Army with its new formation.

The Illini would send a right end to the left side of the line, about 10-15 yards wide, thereby leaving the opposite tackle eligible. The lonely end I would go deep while the halfback Sooner Big Offense Routes Colorado, 42-12 downs that gave the Boilermakers a 21-0 lead at the half. On the fine passing and running of quarterback Don White, Notre Dame looked like it might Sent in for the first time earlr in the second half. Harbin whipped a 35-yard pass to Ron Miller in the key play of an 88-yard Oregon State march and his 7-yard third with a 17-yard pass to Chris Burford. Stanford held a bare 7-6 lead until less than five minutes before the final gun.

Led by slippery running Dick Bass and hard driving Hank Wallace, the COP Tigers gave Stanford a rugged battle. Stanford stopped one COP drive on the Indian 5 and another on the 9. Will Coliseum Play Important Series Part? NORMAN, Okla. (AP) Okla- 1 sprinted 19 yards for another Soon BILL CASPER JR. homa Sooners blended near per- er score in motion would go about 10 yards fect passing witn a strong runnin past the line of scrimmage and Colorado's two touchdowns came i come back in the second half pass to Jerry Doman on the goal in the final minutes of the game.

but Purdue's little Jim Tiller line made the drive good. The Buffs moved 88 yards with broke away on a 74-yard scoring A four-yard pass from iron man 3:10 left and halfback Don Mau-1 run that broke the Irish back. 'quarterback Harry Tolly to half- PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) U.S.

Open champion Bill Casper Jr. surged into a 2-stroke lead in the It was the frst defeat for Notre back Carroll Zaruba made good Dame under new coach Joe Ku-1 the second quarter TD effort for grab the pass. Meyers moved his team from the 26 to its firt touchdown on the 41-yard pass to Counts. Counts took the ball on the 22 and then rush-for the touchdown. Illinois shocked the Cadets with another touchdown a few plays later.

The Illini kicked off, but game and routed the Colorado Buffaloes 42-12 in a Big Eight Conference football opener at Owen Field Saturday. Oklahoma's devastating offense came on a soggy field on an overcast, misty day before 53,000 fans. Coach Bud Wilkinson's Sooners now have gone through 72 conference games without a defeat. It Nebraska. Wallace pushed over COP'i lone $20,000 centennial Open Golf Tour-touchdown in the first quarter, nament here Saturday, ending a 92-yard drive.

Bass per-1 Casper the Apple valley, Calif sonally accounted for 73. veteran, goes into Sunday's fnal Stanford's stuttering offense cap- 18-hole round of the 4-day tourna-italized on breaks for two last-1 ment with a sparkling 16-under-quarter touchdowns after an ex-1 par 200 for the 54 holes, plosive touchdown passing strike-i His 5.uncpr.np- e7 satnrriav 3 harich, whose sophomore-sprinkled squad beat North Carolina last week 28-8. Purdue simply had too many horses in its stable. By CHARLES MAKER Associated Press Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) The Los Angeles Dodgers, outscored better than 3-1 so far in the World Series but still in a flat-footed tie, return Sunday to their home park-baseball's most celebrated dia-mond-in-the-rough. And what advantage, if anv.

do Ron Meade went in to kick the conversion point which proved the difference. It was one of the few occa- Quarterback Ross Fichtner's nauDacK Anderson lumoiea on a brilliant running on the option set sions whcn Tol-v sat a play. jarring tackle by Bill Burrell and was their 70tn victory with only terback Tom Kramer on the side rer plunged from the one-yard stripe. In the waning minutes a 15-yard pass to end Kirk Campbell by quarterback Joe Dowler provided the other Buff score. Colorado 0 0 0 1212 Oklahoma 7 22 13 042 Okla Hobby 3 run (Davis kick) Okla Boyd 1 run (Davis kick) Okla Boyd 1 run (Boyd run) Okla Tillery 38 pass from Cornell (Hartline kick) Okla Boyd 9 run (Davis kick) Okla Keadle 19 run (kick failed) Colo Maurer 1 run (pass failed) Colo Campbell 15 pass from Dowler (run failed) with two minutes left in the firs: strokes off his near-record 64 Fri two ties included in the unbeaten half.

Doug Wallace recovered on the Cadet 16. Counts ripped 12 yards to the 4, Meyers went for 2 and they acquire by this switch from Chicago's Comiskey Park, a field lines. Oregon State Nebraska Neb. Zaruba 4 0 0 6 0 ft 0 7 0 07 pass from Tol- plainly geometrical, to Los Ange- Jim Brown banged into the end ly (Meade kick) OSC Doman 7, pass from Harbin (run failed up the first Purdue score. He suf-1 fered.a severely bruised shoulder' early in the third quarter, but Bernie Allen took over efficiently.

Alln also kicked the four extra points. Fichtner's, runs of 25 and 16 yards set up a Jarus touchdown i plunge from the 5, just 10 plays after Purdue took the opening kickoff. Purdue poured on two more touchdowns in the second quarter on Fichtner's 6-yard pass to end Dick Brooks and a short plunge by Jarus. Notre Dame's fullback. Jim day broke a tie with young Tony Lema of San Leandro, Calif.

Lema slipped back into a tie for runnerup spot with Bob Ros-burg of Palo Alto. at 202. Lema first day leader at 65 shot a 69 Saturday and Rosburg 68 over the par 35-3772 Portland Golf Club course. Behind them in the race for the $2,800 first prize came Bob Duden of Oswego, at 204. Then came Jay Hebert of Sanford, and Dave Ragan of Orlando, both at 205.

after identical 67s Sat- Norman flipped two passes covering 65 yards for the first Stanford score. His first toss, to end Ben Robinson, covered 40 yards. On the next play, Rick McMillen took a swing pass and rambled 25 yards to the touchdown. Burford grabbed a fumble on COP's 25-yard line to set up the second touchdown. Norman parsed the final five yards to Irv Nikolai after a 15-yard pitchout run by Mac Wylie.

cop 0 0 6 streak. The lopsided triumph provided some measure of satisfaction for Oklahoma after its opening 45-13 loss to Northwestern at Evanston, 111., last week and should restore some of the Sooners' lost prestige. The Sooners' manpower was just too much for the sophomore-laden Buffs whose main offense was the aerial thrusts of quarterback Gale Weidner. His consistent tosses enabled Colorado to mount several scoring threats but pass intercep- zone for the second touchdown. In the second quarter, Caldwell began connecting with Usry and the Cadets moved from their own 25 to a touchdown with Jim Connors plunging into the end zone.

Illinois' Burrell recovered an Army fumble on the Cadet 45 and Meyers directed Illinois to the 25. Seven plays later Bill Brown went for the touchdown from the 1. Toncic Leads Pitt to Win It Was Crottv. scored from the Purdue 3 Stanford 0 7 0 1421 urday. SEATTLE (AP) Washington's eariy in the third quarter.

Army's final flurry came early tions by halfback Mike the fourth quarter and again lan and end Ronnie Payne at the les Memorial Coliseum, a field insanely unsymetrical? "Not a helluva lot," is the way Walter Alston puts it. Walter, the manager of the Dodgers, probably wouldn't admit an advantage if the other team had to bat with warm licorice sticks. But he may have a point when he says the only possible advantage the Dodgers will have at home is their familiaritv with "that thing" the left-field screen. And, in his defense, it should be recorded that the Dodgers have knocked fewer balls over the screen in each of the past two seasons than their opponents. Alston admits, however, that there is some slight advantage in knowing how to play balls that bounce off the screen.

But that's as far as he'll go. "They can knock balls into it as well as we can," he says. Perhaps of greater importance than the screen itself are the quarterback turned the first half Notre Dame 0 0 7 07 Purdue 14 7 0 2S Wildcats queeze PITTSBURGH (AP) Quarterback Ivan Toncic held his fire until the final minutes Saturday and then threw three perfect touch down passes to sweep Pitt to nerve-racking 25-21 football vie- -lory over UCLA. There was less than a minute to play and UCLA led 21-18 when -j Toncic passed to Steve Jastrzemb- I ski for the final touchdown. it was the combination of Caldwell to Usry which clicked.

The payoff pitch was a 21-yard pass to Usry, who was all alone in the end zone. The two Army stars connected on another pass for two more points after the touchdown. Army 0 6 0 814 Illinois 14 0 6 020 Past 1 Oregon Over Washington State 14-10 into a Bob Schloredt circus Saturday and the host Huskies rolled on to a 51-6 football victory over the Utah Redskins. All Schloredt did was pass for one touchdown, score another on a pass interception, run for a two-point conversion and kick two points after touchdown. With another touchdown by Don McKeta and a 33-yard field goal by George Fleming, Washington 15 and 18 yard lines doused their hopes early in the game.

The Sooners went 56 yards in 12 plays to get the scoring under way midway of the first period after recovering a Buff fumble on Oklahoma's 44. Halfback Brewster Hobby punched three yards for the touchdown. Quarterback Bobby Boyd added three touchdowns after Sooner drives of 56, 82 and 35 yards. End Jerry Tillery counted on a 38-yard pass from quarterback Bobby Cornell, and fullback Dave Keadle IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) North-, ond shock in as manv davs for western halfback Ray Purdin car-1 ried an intercepted fourth quarter i EUGENE, Ore. (AP) Oregon Until Jastrzembski pulled in tha kept its Rose Bowl hopes alive by pass on a 16-yard play, it looked squeezing past a gambling Wash- like a certain UCLA victory.

ington State team, 14-6, here Sat- Pitt had fumbled away chances had-a' 31-6 margin when the teams urdav. earlier while UCLA had moved It was Oregon's third straight the ball with precision. The. Panthers did not launch football victory and the Ducks, Hawkeye fans. Coach Forest Evashevski Friday announced he was leaving when his contract expires in 1963 and apparently was open for offers after the 1959 season.

Purdin's interception of sophomore quarterback Wilburn Hollis' pass came only minutes after Iowa end Don Noron had grabbed Ron Burton's bobble of a handoff and dashed 47 yards to give the Hawkeyes a 10-7 lead. Northwestern 0 8 7 7 14 their scoring until the third quar-tpr after eoinff out for intprmi Northwestern Star To Miss Season EVANSTON, 111. (AP) Dick Thornton, Northwestern's star quarterback, will be out for almost the entire season. Dr. Stephen Reid, the team physician, Saturday night announced that x-rays showed Thornton's left ankle is fractured.

He estimated that Thornton will be out of action pass back 42 yards for a touchdown to erase defending champion Iowa's lead and give the Wildcats a 14-10 Big Ten victory Saturday. The corrfback triumph was accomplished without the services of the Wildcat's great quarterback, Dick Thornton, who suffered a sprained ankle returning the opening kickoff and sat out the game. Purdin's sprint also took the sting out of a bizarre Northwest pitchers who will attempt to keep it from being bent up too badly. And, in this connection, Alston may have some thinking to do. Sunday his choice is easy enough.

It will be Don Drysdale, the long, lean righthander with the sidearm delivery. But then there is Monday. Will he start Roger Craig, the fellow sion trailing 14-0. UCLA leaped into its early lead 1 who have been known for defensive excellence in recent years, for the third time this season showed more offensive than defensive ability. Oregon drove 69 yards to a mostly on the throwing of Bill KiK mer and the catehins? of Marc touchdown in the second quarter Luster.

Pift 10 it Iowa 0 0 10 010 who was summarily put 1o flight in the series opener at Chicago? fr s'x weeks. Northwestern has Oklahoma State Beats Kansas State MANHATTAN, Kans. (AP) Oklahoma State scored on a recovered fumble and a brilliant kickoff return of 57 yards Saturday in beating Kansas State 27-21. It was Oklahoma State's first break into the football victory column this season. Kansas State surprised the favored Cowboys with a touchdown in the first 2Va minutes of play, but could not consistently stop the hard running Oklahoma State (Jones kick) went to recess.

Utah had tallied first, center Harold Warfle recovering a Husky fumble on the Washington 37 to set it up. The Redskins slashed to a touchdown in eight plays, Bill Howard powering the final yard. The slightly startled crowd of 28,000, expecting Washington to dominate the game, was not kept waiting. In less than a minute the Huskies tied it, Schloredt pitching a pass to Fleming Good for 37 scaring yards. Utah went to the air in an attempt to regain the advantage but Schloredt punctured Redskin hopes with his interception and 27-yard touchdown runback.

Before the quarter was over end John Meyers intercepted another Utah toss and galloped 40 yards to score. Utah 6 0 0 fi Washington Zl 10 7 13-51 ern decision in the first half in which the Wildcats turned down pi i a successful field goal to try for NONUa UODDCrS i .1 -1 iivipr nice trn f-iMt (Jnnes Kick) i L-ivrii i a 1111 1 1 1 i 1 rim frailorll and then, after Washington State tallied in the fourth period, came back with a 58-yard touchdou.n march to cinch the victory. Fullback Dave Powell scored the first Oregon touchdown on a short line plunge, and his replacement, Harry Needham, made the last Oregon touchdown. Roger Daniels kicked the conversion each time. The Staters began the game with a pass from deep in their own territory, gambled at almost every chance thereafter and eventually missed a chance to tie because they gambled.

seven games remaining on its schedule. Thornton's ankle was injured on the opening kickoff of Northwestern's game against Iowa. He sat out the rest of the game. He was taken to Evanston Hospital after the squad arrived by plane from Iowa City. Thorntoa -was the total offense leader of the Big Ten last year UCLA-Ray Smith 2 punge (Jones Or will it be Sandy Koufax, whose formidable fast ball frequently runs wild? And, after Craig or Koufax, then what? Whatever Alston's pitching problems, the rest of the team appears relatively relaxed.

After the Dodgers evened the series by defeating the White Sox 4-3 Friday, the Los Angeles dressing room was rich with a yard fourth down touchdown. The strategy backfired when quarterback Johny Talley's pitchout was hobbled. The option was set up when Iowa was penalized on the 20-yard field goal, booted by Mike Stock. Virginia, 55-10 GAINESVILLE. Fla.

(AP) Heavily favored Florida went on a second half touchdown binge for a 55-10 victory over Virginia Saturday. Eight different players made Florida's eight tourhdowns. backs or the passing of quarterback Dick Soergel. Only 8.500 fans failed) Pitt-Ditka 49 pass from Toncie (pass failed) I Pitt-Jastrzembski 16 pass from Toncic (Cox kick) and the key player on the team were on hand for the Big Eight The loss, Iowa's first in defense Virginia 7 3 0 0 10 of its Big Ten title, was the ec-1 Florida 0 16 27 12 53 this season. 1 contest..