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I The Daily Missoulian, Saturday, September 28, 19465 Grizzlies Start Strong in Defeating Colorado Ags Zale Flattens Graziano in Sixth Round After Recovering From Near-Knockout RAY T.ftOeENtf Fi rst Attack Brings Touchdown Cards Drop to Tie With Dodgers By Bowing to Cubs as Brooklyn Idles; Two Games Left to Play Yankee Stadium, New York, Sept. 27. Tony Zale, every Inch a champion, came back from the verge of a knockout Friday night to flatten the mighty-punching Rocky Graziano in the sixth round of a blood-and-thunder brawl and retain his world middleweight championship, Zale weighed J60; Graziano 154, Montana Grizzlies whirled down field for a touchdown in 10 plays irom tno nrst kicKoir, assuming er the champion would come out for the aixth. But out he came, bleeding from his mouth, his face a smear, but Rocky started right In again. Then, suddenly, Tony caught Rocky against the ropes with two of those "tummy torpedo" specials of his.

The Rock covered up, came half way across the rinf. Zale was after him now, sensing a chance to at least even things up for the beating he had been taking. He lashed out with a straight left that straightened up the younff knocker-outer who had been Installed a 5 to 11 favorite in the ringside betting. A righthand sent Rocky back on his heels. Then came the crusher to this slzzler, a hard, crunching left hook shot out and there was Rocky on the deck.

Through "seven" and command of the opening college struggle of the year from the start Floored once hiimelf, his face a bloody mass as the dynamiter from Friday in defeating; Colorado Ag gies, 26 to 0. Halfbacks Don Pal ball that it will be a pleasure to mer and John Reagan roared Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE win from the Savages at football. New York's lower east side turned loose his famed 'rock-a-bye punch," the one-time Indiana steel mill hand caught un with the challenger mid through for yardage, Reagan drlv ing the last three yards, then kick lag goal. Colorado fumbles presented Mon way of the sixth to drop him with a lightning left hand and put him National League St. Louis, Sept.

27. P) St. Louis pennant hopes hit a new low Friday night as the Cardinals dropped into an exact first place- tie with the Idle Brooklyn Dodgers by bowing to the Chicago Cubs, 7-2. Each club has only two games to play. Thus the slumping Redbirds, who had held tight to tho National league lead since August 28, found themselves, in a wild scramble to force the Dodgers into a three-game post season playoff.

tana with two scoring- chances in away for keeps at 1 minute 43 sec onds of the session. W. L. Pet Behind Brooklyn 95 57 .625 St. Louis 95 57 .625 Chicago 81 70 36 13 "i Boston 80 71 .530 14! a Philadelphia 69 83 .454 26 Cincinnati 65 86 .430 27 '4 Pittsburgh 62 89 .413 32 i New York 59 93 .338 36 It was the second knockdown of Four weeks from today the duck hunting season opens in Montana, this year in the Intermediate zone.

In the northern zone North and South Dakota, Wisconsin) migratory bird hunting starts October 5. As for the pheasant hunting season, what'U you bet there'll be none in Missoula, Ravalli, Lake, Mineral, Sanders counties, One marine corps veteran, expressing himself vigorously regarding the pheasant hunting situation, said that he had been waiting for three years to get a shot at pheasants and he'd certainly kill the chinks when he had a chance this year, regardless. the fight for Rocky the Rock, in as vicious and bloody a brawl as has "eight" it appeared as though he might be able to pull himself to his feet. But he couldn't. Two seconds after the "ten," though, he got up and apparently not realizing his shot at the throne had missed its mark, came charging and flailing across the ring, until the referee grabbed him.

AMERICAN LEAGUE been seen in any ring. Rut this second time, apparently softened up by the body bombs that are Tony's specialty, he couldn't make it to his feet again. He sat on the ring canvas, holding the second quarter, Tackle Frank Briney recovering both bobbles. Failing to gain close to the goal, Fullback William Preuninger kicked a 13-yard field goal early in the period, and later Halfback Roy Mai-' colm kicked another 12-yard field goal to make the half time score 13 to 0. In the third quarter, Dan tich, end, recovered another Colorado fumble, and two 10-yard runs by Palmer and Reagan put the ball on the one-yard line, from -where Palmer twisted across to make the third period score, 20 to 0, after oOo Washington Huskies' Quaterbackj Hemstad is reported out with glandular fever, another reason why the Wedemeyer-paced Gaels are expected to outrun the Huskies today at Seattle, oOo Quarterback Terlep, who was expected to operate the for Iowa Hawkeyes, is doing his stuff for the Buffalo Bisons in pro football instead this fall.

oOo Bobcats have given Billings such a football fever that the town wants to match 'em with Wyoming for a postseason November 30 game Bobcats have at Biigham Young today, and while they have a good chance to win, they'd better not figure that they can talk; triumph out of that one. oOo Eastern Montana grouse hunters assert grouse hunting was poor, practically zero except in one coun While the Cards take on the rough and ready Chicago team Saturday night and Sunday in single games, the Dodgers play the Boston Braves, the team with which the Cubs are scrapping for third place. Most press box 'observers were inclined to favor the probability of a Ho onrl tHma evtv inrlirarinn the middle strand of the ropes, as Washington It was an astounding payoff to Referee Ruby Goldstein, himself a 104 48 .684 91 61 .599 13 85 67 .559 19 74 78 .487 30 74 79 .484 30' i 85 .471 37 88 .425 39 49 103 .322 55 Bob Feller Ties Strikeout Mark American Leaeue Detroit. Sept. 27.

MV-Bob Feller, Iowa fireball pitcher of the Cleveland Indians, struck with a quick-breaking curve Friday to fan six Detroit batsmen in five innings and equal Rube Waddcll's 4'J-year-old modern major league record of 313 strikeouts in a single season. The Indians overcame a four-run deficit to win the game, 9 to 8. Feller, who entered the game in the fifth inning, relieving 2.1-year-old Bob Kuzava, fanned five of the first eight men to face him but it was not until the ninth inning that Jimmy Outlaw went down swinging at the pitch that put Rapid Robert in the record book. With a three and two count on Hank Greenberg a moment later Hank tipped the next pitch and the ball caromed off Catcher Jim Megan's mitt. Had he hong onto it Feller would have got his record.

But Hank walked on the next pitch and Skeeter Webb and Bob Swift hit ground classy welterweight of a bygone era, i fight that was one series of halr-Mimtcd the full ten to leave the raisers from the start. Graziano Cleveland 67 ifct. Louis 65 67 65 Missoula Spartans kick off against Glasgow Highlanders tonightat that the world series would have to1 IGO-pound crown on Tony's head in was on the deck in the first heat, his first defense as champion. Zale went down in the second, and The finish was as startling as it I was still on the floor when the bell le had kicked the extra point, nioconui'c lmmpntninff' a a In the fourth quarter, Grizzlies i thlc nr be pushed back to make room for the extra games. llU rorrw7fvrH a fiimhlrrt frwumrH natl 7 7nH for Spartans, as wmtetish is ac 27-yard line and No longer a matter of future; Mill ILJIZ- I I Z3I I on their own tually a few miles more northerly rang.

A crowd of 39,827 was on hand for the proceedings and contributed to a grqss gate of $342,497. planning. Manager uyer scored in 15 plays, a forward pass from Quarterback Pierre Roberts to thou 1 ciistanc geo picked Harry (The Cat) Brecheen, Dash Tops graphically. who has been able to beat the Cubs End John Cheek lor 16 yards bringing the ponts. The goal try failed fivp MmpK this spnsnn.

tn en aftpr ty, and western Montanans agree was definite and final and one of the greatest crowds ever to see two little men In action roared for 10 minutes in shocked surprise at the suddenness of the end. For, up to that point, through three of the last four complete rounds, Graziano had given Tony a going over so fiercely and ferociously with his right hand, that when the fifth round ended, some ring-siders were even wondering wheth- Saturday's game. His opponent will vrv I 4- Colorado Aggies, snowlni a Stal- wnai uoacn waiter unum rhat the unland birds wpt-p hard tn Coach Walter What Griffin is wart line, had few scoring doing tonight is pointing at the find. be Paul Enckson, a ngnt nancier.jVJI Vl I I CI I who got the job when Manager: INSURE WITH Hilton Hilton cnaney Grimm naa to can on mint New ycrk Sent onlv i wv svtt a-i nt nffnn Hank Borowv had to Eive way be-ithe calendar, not the football ached reaching the Montana 26 as the Butte game or next Friday, nignc, first half ended on a 33-yard pass 'giving his Spartans some experi-Irom Quarterback Lea SzUnyog abroad before that tough tus-End Gene Wurtz and being checked with the favored Purples. Just on a penalty in the third period! so nobody gets hurt, it will be good after reaching Montana's 33-yard 'experience, win, lose or draw.

oOo Bobby Doerr is the senior player of the Boston Red Sox entering the world series, this being his tenth season. He played on a Los Angeles American Legion state championship Junior nine at 14, with 103 East Broadway PHONE 3777 cause of a blister on his pitching ule, that shows Saturday comes In hand. the earlv Dart of autumn and not Borowy, who had beaten Howiei; tVl mijjlQ raA Pollet. tne Birds' ace. last Sunday)111 the middle of a red-hot gridiron line on a pretty run by Halfback Carl Cox and a Montana series of Victor Defeats Billings and Great Falls are play- in Chicago, pitched the same kind campaign.

few tradition-bound of a hall came and actually won bv i While a penalties. The Aggies displayed non-conference game with i7oll'd' splendid passing offense and ample; the same purpose, to learn Just gfiK the same score although he couldn't Darby by 1 2-6 Fta demonstration oon advanced. Doerr spends finish. teams still are awaiting the start of the season, the program for this late-September Saturday shows such games as Notre Dame vs. II- Electrical Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Service on Appliances Electronic Shop 516 S.

Higgins Phone 7558 his winters in a little Oregon vil Failure of the St. Louis hitters lage, on a trout stream, where no was the reason for their defeat al Victor, Sept. 27. Warming up In the last half after a slow start. though Pollet, plainly showing the linois.

Alabama vs. Tulane, Indiana one may bother him. oOo Victor scored a touchdown In each strain of carrying most of the pitch- vs. Michigan, Dartmouth vs. Holy ijcaujf xui tut wa.o iiu m- pleasing to the crowd of several heavy vollevs in October, thousand fans who saw the first 6 college victory since 1941 under Poweirs Wardens will play the ideal weather conditions; Coach Polson pirates on the Poison grid-Clyde Carpenter of the Bobcats, jiron this evening in another inter-who scouted the Grizzl es, with his esti me Coach Wasley re.

assistant. Max Worthington, was ge football has sent Zt TllZrl his team against Helena and Butte that drive. Reagan ripped back 1orts ond ing Duraen, was not at top lorm.i cross, Oklahoma vs. Army, St. Not until the eighth inning did the of the third and fourth periods Friday to defeat Darby, 12 to 6, Darby scoring in the last period.

Boston Manager Joe Cronin is a "fire-and-quake" baby, born at San Francisco in 1906 shortly after the earthquake, his first squalls in a Cards score as they had managed Mary's vs. Washington, Wisconsin vs. California and Iowa vs. Purdue. Virtually every major college conference offers a few games that will have some bearing maybe an important one on its championship basement room with practically no tllB 1 no thp Iriplrnff to tally only nine runs in their last six starts.

The handwriting was on the wall for Pollet as early as the third inning when the Cards' No. 1 boy furniture. At 14 Joe Cronin won FENDERS STRAIGHTENED BODIES STRAIGHTENED AND REPAIRED By Expert Mechanics at Roosevelf-Osfccrne 617 S. Higgins last week In downing Missoula Bjthe FimcisCQ junlor nis Palmer shot 15 like a bullet, Reagan tore loose on a 27-yard dash and would have been free but an of- championship singles, and soon aft- Ji' oorti I race and these important tussles and 20-game winner, hh. immhi.

P13 hb first professiorial around the premises under a three s.trHo0 baseball for Napa, at $10 a ficial was in the way. Dadakovich knifed two, Palmer three and Rea balls for the final two outs of the game. Needing one more strikeout to achieve the mark at which he has been shooting by working out of turn, Feller may be given a chance to pitch long enough Saturday to put H'addell's 1904 mark into discard. Even if he doesn't pitch Saturday he will start the last game of the season Sunday against Detroit's southpaw ace, Hal Newhouser. While the American league recognizes Waddell's old strikeout mark as 343 officially, recent research hints that Rube many have fanned as many as 349.

Feller thus needs only seven more strikeouts to remove all doubt that Waddell's hazy mark is surpassed. Although Feller gave up only one hit in the five innings he worked, he entered the game with the Indians leading by two runs and the victory was awarded officially to Kuzava. Score by innings: Cleveland 015 001 Oil 9 10 3 Detroit 400 000 0048 6 2 Kuzava, Feller (5) and Weigel, Hegan (6) Gray, Overmire (7) and Swift. WHITE SOX NEAR FOURTH Quarterback McGillan made the first touchdown, going through the line, and Fullback Makl repeated in the fourth. Wetzsteon scored Darby's six points.

Victor (12) Trowbride, Jobe, Briggs, Harper, Costello (captain), Conner, Covert, McGillan, Ess, Waters, Maki. Darby (6) Henault, McRossln, SInsley, Wetzsteon, Sargent, Wilcox, Brown, Lord, S. Henault, House, Bush. Victor's next game is with Corval-lis at Corvallis Friday. game.

oOo iitiu aaiu iivw 'juvui nuj v.r3 October 5, playing Red Reese's Cheney Savages. It is so long since Grizzlies licked Cheney at basket- The St. Louis Cardinals have a better ball club than the Brooklyn oiv. kfjr aim inter-city league contests of equal rating. Easily the top game of the day is the clash between Illinois and Notre Dame, which will pack the Illinois stadium to its 70,000 capacity.

While the Southeastern confer hit attack that yielded only one run. Only the fact that Borowy, who opened the inning with a single, was picked off first base kept the Cubs from lowering the boom on Pollet as that early hour. Stan Hack's first single, followed Dodgers says a Missoula man who saw 'em clash in their recent Brook lyn series. oOo ond and fourth quarters. He used everybody, except Center Al Lamb, who stepped in a hole while warming up and twisted his ankle.

Fes Nationally Advertised McQUAY-NORRIS LEAK-PROOF PISTON RINGS by a walk to Lou Stringer and a ence 'and Big Nine list the out- He stamps Dodgers as weak at senden was especially pleased with; first baM and at third am, run-scoring single by Ed Waltkus standing championship games, the brought Manager Eddie Dyer to the Big Six conference has taken on rx Pete Reiser out with a broken mound lor a conference with his; one of the day's biggest Jobs. In oil tvZ 7 bone in his leg things are even ace. He decided to stick with him addition to Oklahoma meeting and he thought Briney's alertness MINC0FF M-Ti'n, ii Hamilton Elks are considering two blooper pitches to Ted Williams who swung? viciously and missed each time. Score by innings: Washington ....000 001 2104 11 1 Boston 112 010 OOx-5 14 0 Newsom, Hughson (5), Fieretti (7), Candini (8) and Early; Hugh-son and Partee. IGNITION MOTOR PARTS PHONE 6616 ho putting wrestling on a stag program 130 w.

PINE Army, Missouri plays Ohio State, Nebraska encounters Minnesota and Iowa State plays Northwestern. In the southeastern circuit, the favored Alabama team faces a tough opener against Tulane, Georgia Tech plays Tennessee and Mississippi plays Florida. Kentucky, a winner over Ole Miss last week. turf. "Nothing to complain aboutlff.thejniddle of next months, and the ends," he said.

"More the get as rough as they do passes would have loosened up they could not get more for tough Aggie line their money. The proposal will be He spoke highly of the passing UP to Jerry Meeker when he Chicago, Sept. 27. W) The Chi of the AeEies. the Dlavine of Pain-1 tomes in xuunuay.

and Pollet got out of the inning; He wasn't so lucky in the fourth when singles by Hack and Stringer with two out following a walk to Bill Nicholson and Marty Marion's boot of Billy Jurges' hopper sent him to the showers'. Hack's blow knocked in both Nicholson. and Jurges, and Stringer scored the veteran third sacker. Murry Dickson, who replaced Pollet, avoided further damage during his stay on the hill, but the Cubs got after Ted Wilks in the sixth for another trio that slammed the door in the face of the Redbirds. Peanuts Lowrey's single and a walk to Jurges set the stage for Whitey Kurowski to commit a damaging error.

When Borowy chopped faces little but powerful Cincinnati. ter, Hainlen, Szunyog and Luding The southern conference also gets into full stride with cofavorites oOo Carrying his trout rod through willows with some line dangling free, Bill Sneddon of Kemmerer, had a hook driven deeply into a nostril. Lacking any way to re- ton, the running of Cox. Rossmiller suffered a slight crick in the back. The Grizzly band helped entertain between halves.

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Make arrangements for all necessary service NOW with Villanova, beaten 35-0 by Army, opens Navy's season in the east while most of the Ivy league teams gan snapped six. Palmer charged through for 12, then was stopped. Reagan hit for two, for seven, then the needed three for the first six points and then place kicked the goal. Colorado State threatened with a 26-yard pass, Painter to Thompson, but Palmer stole another flip1 and raced to midfield, Thompson then intercepted a Grizzly pass on his own 30. A punt was forced, then Grizzlies had the ball, failed to gain and Reynolds tried to run with a fourth down bad pass for his punt and it was Colorado Aggies' ball on Montana's 28, but the visitors promptly fumbled to Malcolm raced 14 yards to start the second period, three plays missed and O'Loughlin's punt rolled 52 yards to the two-yard line.

Malcolm returned the forced Aggie kick to the Colorado 28. Hainlen leaped to steal a pass. Briney recovered a fumble on the Aggies 10, and when three plays made five, Preuninger was sent in to place kick a field goal. After the kickoff Cox reeled off two first downs, Leaphart intercepted a pass, so did Wurtz for Another fumble, alert Briney on the ball on Colorado's 11. Three plays left four to go, so Malcolm place kicked a field goal.

Then came Aggies' first long pass, but the threat ended when Cork and Yovetich smothered the passer and Montana took the ball on the 32. The third quarter was a misery of penalties, which finally wound up with Yovetich recovering a fumble deep in Aggie land, then Wardicn crashed five, Palmer snorted 10, Reagan loped another 10, and Palmer made the last yard. Cox reeled off a 17-yard run for Aggies after the kickoff, but penalties halted that spurt. In the fourth quarter O'Loughlin kicked 40, and the Aggies got away with two pretty passes for six and 16 by Ludington. Another pass was fumbled andsMontana went for a touchdown in a quick series of plays, Malcolm and Roberts lugging the leather, until Roberts cut loose with Montana's one good pasS to Cheek for the touchdown.

In the final moments Aggies completed more passes, but did not get in the also get started against compara- the ball toward third, Kurowski tivelv weak ODDOsition. Paii-ine in 224 W. Main Phone 2683 was full of scouts from all over move the barb, he cut the gut lead-the land. "Fessy the Fourth," the er and continued fishing with the bear mascot, was on show. first hook firmly in his nose.

Later Yardstick summary: jin the day when he reached a ranch First downs Montana 13. Colo-; he obtained a wire cutter, severed rado Aggies 10. Yards by rushing the barb and removed the hook. Montana 272, Colorado Aggies 114.1 oOo Forward passes Montana complet- Friday night Joe Thiebes was coed 1 of 8 for 16 yards; Colorado; captain of the Grizzlies tangling completed 5 of 18 for 73 yards. jwlth the Colorado Aggies.

This Passes intercepted By Montana Joe had a more important by Colorado Aggies 3. Montana av-i engagement as the bridegroom (male eraged 43 yards on 3 punts, at his own adding. Joe rado Aggies averaged 32 yards een cub president, plaved ST footba11 for Grizzlies in 1942, 14 yards, Colorado Aggies returned cago White Sox moved to within a half game of fourth place Friday by beating the St. Louis Browns, 7 to 3, and 8 to 3 in a doubleheader while the Washington Senators were losing to the Boston Red Sox. First game: St.

Louis 101 000 1003 8 1 Chicago 210 040 OOx 7 15 2 Sanford, Muncrief (5), Fannin (7) and Helf; Lopat and fresh. Second game: St. Louis 000 003 0003 9 2 Chicago 302 001 20x 8 13 0 Kramer, Kinder (5), Ferrick (7) and Moss; Papish. Rigney (6), Maltberger (7) and Tresh. Hl'GHSON WINS TWENTIETH Boston, Sept.

27. Tex Hugh-son staggered through to his twentieth victory of the season as the Red Sox edged the Washington Senators. 5-4. Mike Higgins had a perfect day at the plate, banging out a home run In the second inning and singling on each of his other three trips. Hughson started off well and went fine until the sixth inning.

From then until the end of the game the 4 heaved wildly past first to the elude Cornell vs. Bucknell, Harvard stands, letting both Lowrey and! vs. Connecticut, Brown vs. Canisius Jurges score and Borowy take sec-(Yale vs. Kings Point and Columbia ond.

Hack's third straight single vs Rutgers drove home the Cub pitcher with! other games around the country ST.rim; linclude Brigham Young vs. Mon- The Cards' only threatening stnt v. ture of the night was a two-run at- tack on Borowy in the eighth, just ri ori Ok'aoma before he had to leave the game I l0l Colorado Mines because of a blister on his pitching! f' StanJord vs- Idaho- hand. Harry Walker singled off the vs- 9rcgon state- Louisiana screen in right field and Stan vs- Rlce- Virginia Military vs. sial poled his fifteenth home run RiChmond and West Virginia vs.

over the roof of the right field Pittsburgh. pavilion, breaking the shutout and! ending a string of 16 scoreless in-! RACING ROUNDUP nings for St. Louis. I 4f 4n 2, ovtvtu Hi Hit-1 in mi; yards. Montana returned kick- i u- frl io i infantry lor three years and won uus aros.

oioraao Aggies re- tho the silver star for gallantry in ac turned 97 yards. Montana was pen alized 75 yards, Colorado 45 yards. Montana lost 1 fumble, Colorado tion. oOo The major league season ends Sunday afternoon, and unless the National windup snarls into a tie the world series begins Wednesday. CHICAGO 1ST T.nnT uniJic oriji j.iu AB A A Aggies 6.

The Lineup Montana-Reynolds Kumpuris Thiebes Colorado Ags AB A 1 wiomjii, war jjate. 4 12 3 At Narragansett: Dance Team BremkamDlTw0 8arnes at tn National league Pos. IE I $14.80, Prince Favor. garnered eight of their II hits 000 At Atlantic City: Monitor $7.30, Nats Hack.b 5 3 3 Schnd.st.2b Striimr.2b 1 0 4jWiker.lf Waitkus.lb 5 9 1 C.Musial.lb Cavareta.cf 4 0 6 0 Slaghter.rf McCloah.e 4 0 4 0 Kuroski.3b Lowrey.lf 4 14 0 Moore. cf Nichlson.rf 3 0 0 runs.

2 1 War Sword, Admiral's Aide. Leeper Rossmiller RG. Bobo Newsom started for Washington and gave the crowd a few giggles in the third when he threw Oleflen iJaiiv, mitre ni xuoiuil a ZHT Zembcr'Irenwav Park tnen back to the Na-Kravig tional league diamond if necessary. oOo Warnock' Te( W'illiams will be pitched to L. Painter i with, extreme care in this series.

Hainlen No one hits a iraseball farther, and C. Painter 'Ted has a way of rising to an oc- Knox 'casion as note all-star games Jurec 3 13 4' Marion. tj Borowy, 1 jj At Hawthorne: Baby Gold $12.40, 223 Son8 o'War, Happy Pilot. 0 2i 1 I J' Friday after Joe Beggs notched his ooo eleventh victory with a five-hit. IB Wyse.p Cork Yovetich Hclding Radakovich Palmer Reagan danger zone, and Malcolm and Streit whipped through for two first LII 3 1 0 0 Pollet.p 0 0 0 0 Dickson.

7Snlrr Wilks.p 1 v.Sf ssi IBrnr.lc.p zjzjonw 34 0 27 J' Totals Thompson and it should not surprise anybody i 0 8-0 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pi-l es- 1 Score by innings: 36 9 27 14 Pittsburgh 000 000 0000 5 2 RUG and UPHOLSTERY CLEANING A Guaranteed Service Done In Your Own Home Duraclean Fabric Service PHONE 7914 downs. A lateral gave Wagner 12 as the game ended. Coach Fessenden substituted an entirely new team to start the sec- Officials Bill Iraser, Ray Luck, i to see him explode with savaR? C. S. Porter.

Perry Mitchell. swatting in the big series. And he'll Summary: Touchdowns Reagan, get walks, too. Totals for Dickson In fifth Palmer, Cheek. Field goals Preu Cincinnati 012 001 22x 8 13 0 Bahr, Tate (8) and Salkeld; Beggs and Mueller.

oOo Saturday night the Montreal Roy ninger, Malcolm. Points after touchdownReagan. Palmer. Montana als. International league champions alternates Semansky, Kovacich.

and a Brooklyn farm, open their Nash, Doyle, Replogle, Cheek, series with the Louisville Colonels Briney, Anderson, Lodell, Badgley, in what they call the "Little world tackles; Gemer Scott, Pattison.j series" without regard for the Pa- CHIMNEY BLOCKS One Piecp Economical Easy to Lay Concrete Masonry Products Highway 93, Behind Britt Furniture Phone 7771 or 6266. P. O. Box 200 iora, centers; fic Coast leaeue chamn ons. Roberts, Andrus, Wardien, Stephens zz Batted for Wilki In seventh.

zz Batted for Brazle In ninth. Cluwgo Ofll 303 0007 St. Louis 000 000 0202 Summary: Runs Hack 2, Lowrey. Borowy, Nicholson. Juries Walker, Mu-sial.

Errors Marion, Kurowski Runs batted tn Waitkus. Hack 3. Strineer, Musial 2. Two-base hit Waitkus. Home run Musial.

Sacrifice Borowy. Lett on bases Chicago 5, St. Louis 7. Bases on balls Off Pollet 3. Wilks 1.

Strike-outs By Borowy 3, Wyse 1, Pollet 1. Wilks 1. Brazle J. Hits Borowy. In 7 2-3 inninas; Wyse.

0 in 1 1-5. Pollet, 6 In 3 2-3; Dickson, 0 in 1 1-3; Wilks. 2 in Brazle 1 in 2. Winning pitcher Borowy. Losing pitcher Poiiet.

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