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The South' Standard Newspaper Page Seven THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1941. Yankees Jump on Hugh Casey in Eighth To Defeat Dodgers, 2-1 Sinkwich Leads Georgia to 34-6 Victory Over S. C. DiMag Singles To Drive Home First Marker FOOTBALL SCORES Star's Efforts Net Bulldogs Pennsylvania 19 Harvard SOUTHEASTERN. 0 0 Purdue 6 Pittsburgh Duke 19 0 Holy Cross 13 Providence Buffalo 6 City Cot of N.

Y. 0 4 Touchdowns Rutgers 26 Springfield 0 6 Bates 7 New Hampshire Miss. State 14 Vanderbilt 42 Tennessee Tampa Chattanooga Alabama Tenn. Tech Auburn Southwestern Louisiana St. Wash.

Lee 17,000 See 'Sinky' Toss Tulane 32 Mississippi 27 Fitzsimmons Matches Russo Before Injury Forces Him Out. By JACK TROY. Conttitution Sports Editor. EBBETTS FIELD, BROOKLYN, N. Oct.

4. Marius Russo, a lithe left-hander, gave dem bums both barrels today as the Yankees took a one-game lead in the World Series. For the third time in the series a single run decided the game. The score was 2 to 1. Texas 34 Kentucky 7 Waynesburg 25 Potomac State 0 Maine 14 Northeastern 12 U.

S. Coast Guard 48 Worcester 0 Trinity 9 Vermont 7 Columbia 13 Brown 8 Bowdoin 13 Wesleyan 7 Mass. State 8 Conecticut 6 Susquehanna 6 American 0 Princeton 20 Williams 1 Navy 40 West Virginia 0 Hamilton 21 Rensselaer Tech 0 Haverford 45 Alleghany 7 Case 33 Lehigh 28 SOUTH Georgetown (Ky.) 7 Milligan Fla. A. M.

19 N. C. A. T. Murray C.

State N. Lemoyne Russo, a Brooklyn boy, came home with the enemy and not only i 'v i jflatfWS i 1 7 E. Ky. Tchrs. 6 Clemson 27 Ala.

Teacaers 12 Win. Mary 51 Virginia Tech 3 Leland 26 Wake Forest 52 beat the Dodgers with his pitch' Georgeton 0 icg, but won the game with his Three Scoring Passes to Davis, Set Up Fourth. By JOHNNY BRADBERRY, Assistant Sports Editor. SANFORD STADIUM, Oct. 4.

You can add the names of 17,000 more fans to the list that Frankie Sinkwich is the greatest back in thej country, and if the South Carolina players don't think so, they are simply unbelievers. The faithful 17,000, many of them Carolina fans, watched one of the most amazing exhibitions of football greatness here tonight as Georgia slaughtered a fine South Carolina team, 34 to 6. Sinkwich, fire seeming to stream from his nostrils when he took the ball, personally accounted for four of Georgia's five touchdowns. He passed for three of them, set up another with an amazing 50- Tougaloo 0 Furman 13 bat although going hitless. Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons, pitch ing brilliantly for the Brooklyns, was struck just above the left knee cap by a vicious drive off Russo's bat in the seventh.

The King 15 Appalachian State Tusculum 20 Iliwassee Xavler 7 Morehouse Southern Univ. 14 Bishop Coll. Va. Union 25 Fayettev. Tchrs.

2 6 2 0 0 Slippery Rock 6 Westminster West Va. State 47 Rta Grande Ind. (Pa.) Tchrs. 26 Mansfield Norwich 21 Colby Tufts 20 Middlebury Youngstown 12 Mor. Harvey Clarkson 20 Urslnus Bucknell 12 Muhlenberg Hobart 13 Union La Salle 26 Blue Ridge St.

Lawrence 13 Ohio Northern 6 8 8 7 0 7 7 0 6 0 ball was caught in the air by Cos cart for the third out. But FitZ' Simmons also was out of the game, and he had been double trouble South Carolina 6 Georgia 34 Maryville 16 Transylvania 2 North Carolina 20 Davidson 0 Wake Forest 52 Furman 13 T. C. U. 9 Arkansas 0 Normal 6 Centenary 6 to the Yankees all the way.

Boston U. 14 Cincinnati 13 Rhode Island St. 39 Low. Tex. 0 Bergen Jr.

40 Trentn Tchrs Clarion Tchrs 35 Alliance Brooklyn College 12 Panzer 0 0 6 Rice 12 Sam Houston 0 Villanova 28 Centre 3 yard sprint his second of the night and being knocked groggy for the second time during the night with the crowd, almost to a man, EAST Colgate 7 Dartmouth Penn State 0 47 Amherst 7 Virginia 19 Continued on Fage 8-B. Ind. (Pa.) Tchrs. 26 Mansfield Tchrs. 8 Edinboro (Pa.) Tchrs.

31 Cal. (Pa.) Tchrs. 0 Hartwick 7 Alfred 19 Elmhurst 26 Aurora Kalamazoo 8 Hillsdale 0 Glenville 13 Bethany 0 FOUR HITS OFF FITZ. The Yankees got no runs and only four hits off Fitzsimmons, who never pitched a greater game in his life. It was an incredible blow for Brooklyn, fate stopped the Bums today.

Georgia boys seem to get credit or discredit for most everything that happens in the series, and today it was Hugh Casey's turn not to be a hero. Casey was anything but a star in a relief role. He was lucky to get out with his life as the Bronx Bombers dropped one depth charge after another. Casey allowed four straight hits and the two runs that meant the ball game. DIXIE WALKER SCORES.

THE LINEUPS Yale 21 Rochester 13 Army 19 Cornell 6 Fordham 16 N. Y. U. 6 Oberlin 6 The Citadel 6 Syracuse 0 S. M.

V. 10 Lafayette 0 Continued on Fage 9. little respect for old age as he smashed a hard drive off Fitzsimmons' leg, which Pee Wee Reese caught before it hit the ground for probably "the freakish play of the series so far. AGE VS. YOUTH Rival pitchers in the third game of the World Series yesterday were Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons, 40-year-old Brooklyn veteran, at left, and Marius Russo, crack young Yankee southpaw.

Russo showed SO. CAR. Pos. GEORGIA Leitner L.E. Poschner Carter L.T Green Milner R.G Ruark Sossamon C.

Erhardt Applegate L.G. Goodman Middleorooks R.T. Ellenson Nowak R. E. V.

Davis Elston Q.B. Kimsey Grygo L.II. Sinkwich Blouin R.II. L. Davis Roskle F.B.

Keuper Score by Quarters: South Carolina 6 0 0 0 6 Georgia 7 14 0 1334 Officials: McMasters (Chicago), referee; Tebell (Washington), umpire: Frew (Washington and Lee), head linesman; Slate (Atlanta I Athletic Club), field judge. Another Georgian on Brooklyn's side, Dixie Walker, did all he could to make up for Casey's ineffectiveness by inspiring the only Dodger Sinkwich's Jaw Feared Broken On Run Against Gamecocks ATHENS, Oct. 4. Frank Sinkwich was taken to the St, Mary's hospital last night for an examination of his Jaw, which was feared broken. He was Injured on his last 50-yard run when Carolina was penalized to its own 1-yard line for unnecessary roughness.

If the jaw is broken, it will keep him from the Mislssippi game next Friday night. rallv. But it wasn't enougn. Maroons Startle South By Upsetting Alabama Morris Brown Tops Tuskegee To Win 29 to 6 Razzle-Dazzle Of Ohio State Baffles Trojans Victors9 Smashing Line Play Bottles Tide To Win, Passes and Long Runs Keep Wolverine Eleven Unbeaten. 14-0; Nelson Punts Brilliantly.

By LEROY SIMMS. TUSCALOOSA, Oct. 4. Undefeated Mississippi State displayed amazing sped and power her today to win a convincing 14-to-0 victory over the strongly favored Alabama eleven before 20.000 startled fans. GET THAT Morris Brown's Wolverines That Marius Russo only aiiowea four hits, the same number the Yanks got of! Fitzsimmons in seven innings.

Casey gave up as many in one-third of an inning. Until the tragedy which removed Fitzsimmons from the mound to a Manhattan hospital for observation. 33,100 fans saw one of the tightest pitching duels in many a day. Maybe the Yankees never would have scored off the roly poly right-hander, who long ago saw his balmiest days as a member of the New York Giants, YANKS HIT STRIDE. The Bronx Bombers were deadly in one inning, the eighth.

The wrecking crew went to work and there was no stopping them until aged Larry French got into the game and threw Bill Dickey a double play ball. Joe DiMaggio, getting his second hit of the series, drove in the game's first run and Charley Keller, the real sparkplug of the Yan marched on undefeated by stopping Tuskegee Institute at Ponce; de Leon park Saturday 29 to 6. I 33-0 Rout Is First Buckeye Win Over Coast 4ir in 20 Years. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 4.

(ZD-Heralding a possible return to gridiron greatness, Ohio State's 1941 machine smashed the victory hopes of a proud University of Southern California eleven and walked out of the Coliseum, the roar of an amazed home-town crowd echoing over the rim of the huge stadium, with the first Buckeye triumph over a Pacific Coast Conference team in 20 years. Rolling up five resounding IN A NEW The victors counted in the third quarter, on a 22-yard pass from Sophomore Billy Murphy to Bob Patterson, and again in the final minute when Substitute Center Elbert Corley intercepted a last-hope, fourth-down Alabama pass on the Tide 34 and ran 30 yards to set the stage for Sonny Bruce's short dash around left end. State's victory was their second in Southeastern Conference circles, following a 6-0 triumph over World Series Facts, Figures By the Associated Press. STANDINGS. W.

L. Pet. New York (AL) 2 1 .867 Brooklyn (NL) 1 2 .333 First gam (at Yank Stadium) R. H. E.

Brooklyn (NL) -280 New York AL) 1 Davia, Casey (8), Allen (7) and Owen, Franka (7); Ruffing and Dickey. Second gam (at Yank Stadium) R. H. I. touchdowns in the first three quarters for a walloping, stunning Morris Brown turned loose its big guns, Moody, Jenkins and Mitchell, to decisively trounce Tuskegee's best team since 1935.

Morris Brown startled the 4,000 fans who saw brilliant playing of a team which only a week ago looked ragged. A 75-yard drive climaxed the first score. Mitchell leaped in the air and passed to Bookert for a first down, passed again to Jenkins for another first. Moody to Jenkins and the ball rested on the Tuskegee 34 from where Moody broke away on a half-spinner for 34 yards and touchdown. He missed the point from placement.

The second touchdown came in the second quarter after Franklin intercepted Robinson's pass on midfield Jenkins reversed and Slalistia 33-0 victory, the under-rated mid-westerners handed the Trojans the worst whipping they have re ceived since bouthern California became a major collegiate football power two decades or so ago. Brooklyn (NL) 8 8 2 New York (AL) 2 8 1 The aroused Buckeyes, playing You'll want to look your best when you meet your friends at the foothnll games. We want to help you accomplish that very thing. Come in and look over our collodion of new for a university thrice loser in In Wyatt and Owant Chandler, Murphy (8) and Dickey, Rosar (8). Third gam (at Ebbtta Field) R.

M. I. TUSCALOOSA. Oct. 4 (AP) Statistics of the Alabama-MUsiasippI Stat football gam her today: MUs.

A. State, rtnt down a Yarda sained ruahlnff 128 Forward pasaea attempted 12 12 Forward pasaea completed 3 6 Yards by passing 28 68 Passes intercepted by 12 Yds. gained, runback of passes 23 43 Yards lost attempting to pass 20 23 Piintlng from scrimmage 37.1 33.J xTotal yarda kicks returned 75 30 Opponents' fumbles recovered 2 4 Yarda lost by penalty 49 35 (Includes punts and klckoffs. tersectional battles with teams of this far western slope, put in 60 New York (AL) 2 8 0 Brooklyn (NL) 14 0 Russo and Oickayt Fitxsimmons. Ca kee team, delivered the blow that sent the Bums reeling to defeat.

Still and all, the Brooklyn defeat was one with honor. And vou'd never convince the fans in 100 years that Fitzsimmons ever would have given the Yankees a run. One has to go back all the way to 1918. when the Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago Cubs, to find a series where the first three games were as close as the first three of this 1941 classic have been. 191S WORLD SERIES.

In 18 Boston won the first game, 1 to 0, Chicago the second, 3 to 1, and Boston the third, 2 to 1. There has been virtually a capacity crowd for all the games to date, today's crowd not missing crowd- Continued on Page 8-B. minuies or good sound rock 'em, sock 'em football, touched off by a Fall suilft. You just can't heat few sticks of dynamite clothed in bright red uniforms, and left no Marcus suit for all-around doubt but that they must be considered as a tough opponent for Big Ten foes. AV7XmP' comfort and Florida last week, and placed the good looking Maroons in the front rank of the sey (8), French (8), Allen (S) and Owan.

Remaining games October 5 end 8 st Kbbets Field, Brooklyn; 7 and (if nee essary) at Yankee Stadium. Figures for third garnet Attendance (paid). 33,100. Total receipts, 8158,844. Advisory Council's shsre, $23,128.82.

Players' share. (81,010.44. Each club's share, 813,801.74. tach lesgue's share, 813,601.74. Figures for three games; Attendance (paid).

167,888. Total receipts, 8684.444. Advisory Council's shsre, $102,868.82. Players' share, 6349,068.44. Each club's shsre, 858,177.74.

Each league's share, 157,177.74. There was no fluke attached to any of the tallies. It was just a grand display of power and more wearahility. Our feature price is only power as the Trojans, caught un prepared for this onslaught, wilted in the ends and tackles before the conference title contenders. BOTTLED UP.

Alabama's highly rated running attack was well bottled up most of the game, and was marred by frequent fumbles. The heavy Tide line was badly outplayed by the lighter and faster Mississippi for ran the remaining 40 yards to pay dirt. Moody place-kicked the extra point. In the close of the second quarter Morris Brown recovered a Tuskegee fumble on the visitors 20-yard line. Moody kicked a 15-yard field goal.

The half ended, 16-0. Morris Brown scored In the third quarter when Franklin passed to Grimes, stellar flankman for Morris Brown, for 16 yards with Grimes running the remaining four for the third tally. Moody kicked the point after from placement. The final score came early In the fourth. Morris Brown blocked a Tuskegee punt and fell on the ball on the Tuskegee 25-yard line.

Moody dashed 19 yards for the final score, shaking loose two tackles to go across standing. His try for the point was low, but the score was the largest in the rush of the Ohio State ball run ners. The Box Score The Bucks stopped the first Tro wards, and most of the Alabama' jan thrust in the early minutes of b. r. h.

po. 1 12 4 9 the game on their own 17 and drove 83 blazing yards in nine gains resulted from hard and shifty running rather than from holes opened in the defense. The first half saw Mississippi plays. a. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 3 0 4 0 Before the quarter ended thev Continued on Page 10.

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French, tGaian Allen, Rast mm yMP' OTIIEItSFIlOM mm) 22-s 39- N'western Sophs Rout Kansas State EVANSTON, 111., Oct. 4. (JP) Northwestern, 1 with a brilliant sophomore brigade commanding the attack in every period, opened their 1941 season today by routing Kansas State, 51 to 3, before 40,000 spectators in Dyche stadium. Most brilliant performance of the day was produced Jay Otto Graham, sophomore. He scored three touchdowns, one on a 90-yard punt return.

Kansas State scored first to save itself from a shutout, Williams booting a field goal, from the 28-yard marker. Two minutes later Bill DeCor-revont climaxed a 49-yard march with a one-yard touchdown Pos. L. G. L.

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H. F. B. 0 pounded 80 yards in 10 plays, and in the second period duplicated this feat, yard for yard and play for play, to blast the ardent Trojan rooters numbered in this awed crowd of 60,000 shirt-sleeved fans. Cornell Upsets Syracuse, 6 to 0 ITHACA, Oct 4.

(JP) Cornell scored after second-period aerial thrust today to upset a favored Syracuse football team, 6 to 0, in its first start of the 1941 season. MISS. STATE Patterson Jones Patrick E. Ray Grove (C) Arnold Varnado Deea Bruce Craig Thorpe 0 0 00 0 7 714 Olesnkl Leon Domnanovlch Wyhonic (C) Langdal Roberts Sabo Nelson Brown Spencer Alabama a. 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 Mississippi State 0 MlssissioDi State arorlnn Tnnrhrfniun.

school's football history. Tuskegee's passing combination Robinson to Ivey began to click. One toss for 18 yards did! the trick. Ivey ran the remaining) distance for a touchdown. His try for point-after was wide.

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m. Tela i a 30 1 4 27 tBatted for Frencn In Ith. 000 000 0202 000 000 0101 i York Brooklyn mm you Patterson, Bruce. Points after touchdown Dees (placement). Bruce (run).

Alabama: Substitutes Ends, Sharpe, Leeth, Cook. Tackles, Whitmire. Rlche son, Fichman. McAllister, McKewen. Guards.

Kimball, McKosky, Chorba. Centers, Stewart, Wesley. Backs. Blackmon, Harrell. McCoy, Hughes, Papaia, Mosley.

Tollett. Sails. Beard. Mississippi State: Substitutes Ends, Kowalski. Hughes, Howard.

Tackles, White, Dreher. Frohm. Home. Guards, R. Ray.

Mihalic. C. Patterson. Centers. DONT NEED CASH plunge.

In the third period De-Correvont raced 38 yards to score. Mozley Park 11 Smashes G. M. A. Blighty Midgets Mozley Park routed the G.

M. A. Mighty Midgets, 47 to 0, in a 100-pound class football game Saturday afternoon on the latter's gridiron. Corley. Backs.

Black. Murshy. Wohner. I Kansas State a a HIT 13 7 18 1351 Blount. Mason, Moatea Northwestern Runs batted In, DiMagoio, Keller, Reese; two-bate bits, Rsner, Walker; tnrebas bit, Gordon; atolen bases, Rix-zuto.

Sturm; double plays, Rixxuto to Sturm. Reese to Camilli: earned runs. New Verk 2, Brooklyn left on bases, New York 7. Brooklyn bases on balls. et Russo 2 (Herman, Lavagetto), off Fitzsimmons 3 (Rixzuto, Henrich.

Gor-flonc struck out. by Fitzsimmons 1 (Russo). by Russe 8 (Csmilli 2, Mad wick. Galan, Reiser); pitching summary, 4 bits and no runs off Fitzsimmons in 7 innings, off Casey 4 hits and 2 runs in 1-3 inning, no hits and no runa off French in 2-3 inning, no hits and no runa off Allen in 1 inning; losing pitcher, Casey. Umpires.

Grieve (AL) plate; Goett NL) 1b; McGowan (AL) 2b; Pi neiii (NL) 3b. Time, 2:22. Attendance, SilOO. Pay for your Suits, Hats, Shirts, Socks, Ties and Belts on our Easy Budget Plan. 1st Payment in 30 Days 2nd Payment in 60 Days 3rd Payment in 90 Days It was the opening game of a 10-game card.

Captain Weaver and Denise starred for the winners. The losers never were in the ball game. RED RAIDERS WIN. BUFFALO, N. Oct.

4. IP) After being held scoreless for three periods Colgate's Red Raiders vanquished a stubborn Penn State football team. 7-0. in Buf Important changes in plans for operation of both girls' and men's leagues will be discussed at this meeting and all prospective team managers are urged to attend. For further information, call the recreation office at 601 city hall.

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4. (JP) Randolph Macon was no match for William and Mary's football machine today as the Indians rode roughshod over the visitors under a boiling autumn sun, 51 to 7. Barely 2,000 spectators saw the teams play while the mercury climbed into the 90's for record October heat here. TYPEWRITERS lABEnWOOD PORTABLE Small Down Payment Easy Monthly Terms A. E.

LUKE 14 Mitchell S. W. A. 7444 MacPhail Flays Use of Casey Says He Wasn't Warmed Up Properly BROOKLYN, N. Oct.

4. JT) Larry MacPhail, the man of a few thousand words, used every one of them at least once today to say what he thought of Manager Leo Durocher's choice of Hugh Casey as relief pitcher for the Dodgers in the third World Series game with the Yankees. Although he didn't see Durocher for several hours after the game, the red-headed president of the National League champions told everyone else willing to listen that he regarded the choice of Casey as stupid, largely because he believed the tobacco-chewing right-hander "was not warmed up properly." Casey didn't throw one hard ball all the time he was warming up," MacPhail charged. "Sure, he was lobbine; them In for several but he didn't bear down at all. McGrew (Dodger Scout Ted McGrew) and I were sittint; in my box watching him, and we nearly fell off our chairs when the bench called him in.

"What could those guys be thinking about on the Bench. They had another pitcher who'd been working just as long as Casey and was ready to go." The only other pitcher who worked in the bull pen for any length of time before Fitzsimmons was removed was Larry French, a left-hander. Casey and Fitz are right-handers. falo Civic Stadium today with Jo-Jo McCourt providing the punch berore approximately 25,000 fans. STAY Choose a Ttceed or a Worsted, popular favorites of this Fall season.

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