The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 79

SAW RUTH HIT 1st, 714th HRs ewis Davis Powers 9 Pilots Outlasts acuse, zo-y By HAROLD KAESE The diamond stickpin, the Tattersall weskit, the fountain pen with the stub point and green ink, the chicken a la king white meat, These all helped identify Duffy Lewis, who at SHAQUSE, Nov. 4 (UPI) Big Ernie Davis smash plf two more school records and the hopes of upset-mijided Pittsburgh today in leading Syracuse 'Tr 28 to 9 victory on rain-slicked Arch-bold I 'iejld. i uauung revenge lor lastV srcu Pitt year's loss 0 Pittsburgh which FuTh nrT Eushini uown 16 13 Yardace 258 148 73 recently retired from his job as traveling secretary of the Milwaukee Braves. It was a job he had taken with some misgivings in the Spring of 1936, after Bob Quinn had been given control of the bankrupt Braves; and it was a job in which he outlasted nine Braves managers. -7? .81 snappeav 16-eame streak, EJyratruse sDottprf thA intercepted hsY i i S--J.

I I -LJ Panther k.w SJ 4w anal a u. LHjmift umoirs ioss and then; came pounding back cf4naiued 730 in decislvefas hion for its fifth i i 14-28 0- Pttt. 9 rim Li Raise your boy to be traveling secretary if he likes to fly. Pitt. Cox.

41 FG. Svr. Davis. run (Erickmn kick. 11 PM Irom Sarctt 'Erirkson kick).

Syr Davis. 3 pau from Sarctt Enckson kick). Syr. Sarette. 13 run (Erickwwi kick).

College Scores EAST DUFFY LEWIS The 21.7-pou nd Davis, an un-stoppable gia ht this dark wet afternoo.j, sc ored Syracuse's first andjthir touchdowns to raise hiscare er scoring to 194 points sevtn more than the fabulous Vtmrny Brown who tore up tfl same turf five years ag (tefore going on to become! pro football's leading rusher. I 14 I'haca CoU. 7 Allegheny 28 Grove City 8 n.i.y.. Amnersi 40 Tufts 8 Army 34 Detroit Boston College 14 low" St 18 Boston. U.

21 Massachusetts 7 gowaoin 31 Bate. JO Rridsewater 20 N.chols Davis aW0 illed ud 119 vards cSM 12 Buffalo 8 Trinity 12 get me a couple of adjoining double rooms?" A traveling secretary is a professional arranger for a lot of self-centered people made important by the flattery of public acclaim, temperamental, demanding, unreasonable, and too often ungrateful. But, like most big league secretaries, Duffy Lewis in addition to his formal duties was also one who liked to do favors for people to whom he was not in the least obligated. 'Insisted on First Gass He never seemed happier than when he was the host A little finicky, perhaps, but he always insisted on the Braves going first class. Anything less annoyed him.

He had a pretty quick temper and a delicate stomach. Nothing bothered his stomach more than second-rate ball players. For Duffy had been a top-grade player, just as he was a top-grade secretary and a top-grade guy. He will be remembered, of course, as the left fielder in the immortal Red Sox outfield of Hooper, Speaker and Lewis as the man whose hit won the 1-0 duel between Smokey Joe Wood and Walter Johnson as the pinch-hitter for Babe Ruth who singled in the winning run as a .444 hitter in the 1915 World Series as the man after whom Duffy's Cliff in old Fenway Park was named. Manager and Coach He was a star player who made a small fortune, lost in the depression, started back by managing Joe Conway's Portland club in the New England League in 1927, and became one of McKechnie's two coaches (Hank Gowdy was the other) in 1931, when Judge Fuchs had the Braves.

Duffy saw the first of Babe Ruth's 714 home runs as a Sox teammate in 1915, and the last as Braves coach in 1935, at Pittsburgh. He saw the ball become livelier and the game deader. He saw playing standards deflated through expansion. He saw baseball rescued by Ruth, by night baseball, by Negro players and by television. Born in San Francisco, a star in Boston, Lewis' career closed in the Midwest, at Milwaukee.

Now, there is a fellow who did get around and did things most of them, for others. on camttrrtn mow 52 varHs! 35 CorncU 7 (Globe Photo bv Pr.nl Con.ifllt ahead of Brio's former rush-; ing record .2091. jDfcSSSS, i ififi? It was U)a fis' dav bpforp 35, Brockport 6 j. Ud oeiore Gettjrsbuw 7 Hofstra 8 Hampton Inst. 31 Juaniat iu.uuu arencne fans but there were otoett Syracuse herops.

LONG-RANGE GUNNING is displayed by Celtics Tom Heinsohn, who scores on a 15-foot shot high over Dave Gambee (20). Cousy Stars as C's Romp An alert OJange line pounced on three BitJ fumbles to set up Syracuse Hi mchdowns, while quarterback i Dave Sarette Harvarn 37 Pnn A 2a i 43 Muhlenberg 42 fhl Colgate 15 Maine 14 Colbv Middlebury 13 12 Moravian 20 UMaS 14 ft Lawrence 23 Hobart IvrTuTe 21-- WeMminH 228 threw two touchdown passes CELTICS Jjosceitoft, suffering from a ana ran Hrwt5yracuse final score with 14 ss than a minute saw Bill McKechnie move to the Cincinnati Reds in 1937, Casey Stengel fired in 1943 by the Three Little Steam Shovels (they couldn't understand Bob Coleman resign during the 1945 horrors, and Del Bissonette let out at the end of that season. In 1951 the pace became too fast for Billy South-worth, and in 1952 Tommy Holmes was dismissed. Charlie Grimm got the gate during the 1956 campaign, but Fred Haney made it through 1959. When Charlie Dressen departed in September, Birdie Tebbetts became the 10th manager on Lewis' rooming list in 26 years.

As a road secretary for better than a quarter-century, Lewis toured the country by plane, train, bus and auto an estimated 1,800,000 miles. This was perhaps the easiest part of his job until recent years, when the flying routine of too many arrivals started to get him down. Year after year he had to make all the arrangements for 35-man squads plus plenty of extras to travel the same distances he did. "When do we leave? What airport? Our time, or Eastern time?" 'Will You Get Me a "The manager says it's, OiC.if I go home tomorrow. Will you get me a flight" "My room is hot, Duff.

Can you get' em to change it?" "You got my meal money, Duffy?" "My family's coming to Pittsburgh. Can you (Continued from Page 77) at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Jim to play. cold, played but 13 minutes.

BOSTON MP PF Git Fouls A PU Heinsohn 28 3 20-7 7-5 2 wrommi 3 Leafs Hose Out Six Celtics hit double figures, led by Cousy's 23. Russell, who took 24 off the boards (playing but 37 minutes) ran second with Tom Heinsohn, each ratri 19, while Sam Jones culled 15. Loscutofl ..13 3 4-0 0-0 1 Ramsey 17 3 9-4 7-8 1 Wor Pl" an Union 0 14 Sanders ...35 2 13-4 10-6 1 Russell 37 3 13-6 12-7 5 Guanlia ..14 3 9-3 3-3 0 Cousy 23 3 16-10 6-3 3 KC Jones .13 3 5-1 2-1 1 Hawks; Goal by Keoriinds Tie aSSSS! State Cae Tech 18 Wake Forest 7 Citadel 14 18 J2 aS nrmnn i mau 19 9 23 3 6 IS 0 Satch Sanders and 16 0 8-2 3-2 3 a juiirs io-o j-j it Ramsey had 14 points each. Phillips 0 0-0 0-0 0 Butler 14 5 6-2 2-1 0 1UKUN1U Nov. 4 (AP) Concnrrf rii State 6 GeorS li Hampden-Sydney 7 Total! The Celtics showed their Smin, i rionaa J.

C. ine loromo, Mjaple Leafs, de spite some jco bptpnt enaltPnH. 240 28 117-45 55-37 22 127 SYRACUSE Kentucky 20 Xf- gtate MTJ Florida State Maryland 21 MP PF Gls Fouls A PU ing by Glen Hall, defeated thef lack Hawks 2-1 to- ..18 No 0l Tehees? 8-2 1-0 13-8 4-4 13-3 2-4 Biancht Costello gambee reer Halbrook weariness at the foul line where they muffed, 18 in 55, but belied this inconsistency with their continued fast-breaking led by Cousy and K. C. Jones.

nignt fans. ..30 .20 ..30 .21 .27 Bob gave Toronto a 1-0 lead at! 1 of the second Kerr RandolphrMacon 13 Brown 51 Tenn. Tech uFrank- rO Wash, and Lee 53 ZMte" West Va 12 0 Virginia3 .1 1- 1 5-3 0-0 4-2 2- 2 3- 3 18-8 10-3 22-10 7- 5 0-0 8- 2 18-1 16-5 Neumann .18 Osborne 3 Roberts ...16 that stood jinrtil 11:41 when Chicago's Kii Wharram tied Gary Phillips, Celtics rookie, injured his left ankle in SOUTHWEST it up. uicicc, jusi as sic cilicicu wc Total, 240 36 l333 3021 lg 107 uave K.eqn scored the win Bavlnr in lexM A. ft M.

Texas 27 TexasJech. 7 game. A-rays win be taxen boston 29 32 38 28 127 ner at 13:02 of the third period. 24 25 23 35 107 Syracuse ir i "way sports Rebounds: Boston (104. Russell 24, Sanders 18.

Syracuse (83). The BlacrjJ-lawks' Eris Nes-terenko'wei ifbff at 1:18 of the second for triDDine Gendron's Goal Leaders, Kerr 17, Schayes 13. Officials; Norm Orucker and Earl Strom. FENCING Brandeis Shapiro Gym, 2 p.m., N.E. A.F.L.A.

Sabre Open competition. Frank Mahj jvlich and Toronto started! mal things hot for Hall. But i. he weathered the 1 i awKey 10 uena onraD, Red Sox Action Expected Albion 21 Deoauw'28 Enables Rangers To Tie Montreal NHL Standings FOOTBALL TV (Ch. 5).

1 penalty. rvtCAfJffi Sn.t. Ttall: defense Pts GF GA Turner. VasIt center. Horvath; MONTREAL.

Nov. 4 (AP) wings, Flehvms Balfour. Alternates Vasko, EvensJf-Hillman, Hay, MelnyK, McDonald. Hull, Whar Kansas 28 "Bti Miami (OhioV VoV.V. NefclS ,5 Michigan 28 i a 13 Michigan ite Un Montreal 7 New York 6 Guy Gendron, a New York draft choice from Montreal p.m., Philadelphia vs.

Washington (tape of last Sunday's game); Ch. 5, 2 p.m.. New York Giants vs. Washington Redskins; Ch. 7, Radio (WHDH), 2 p.m., Cleveland Browns vs.

Pittsburgh Steel- Notre Dame 10 last Summer, scored at 19:23 2 16 49 32 3 15 42 39 1 13 30 16 3 9 32 37 5 7 22 32 2 6 32 51 Inrli.n. i Toronto 6 Detroit 3 Chicago 1 By HY HURWITZ You may expect all sorts of stories involving the Red Sox from the major league meetings in Miami at the end of the month. ram, St. Laura ht, Nikita. TORONTO I oal.

Blower: frewer, Arbou) r(; center, Kelly; wings, ufl, Armstrqofe. Alternates Horton, aun, Brown.l iSevin, Stewart, Keon, Harris, Olmsjte Pulford, Shack, Macmillan. Mh vlirh. 29 Iowa Oklahoma 17 irlL.l 17 of the third period tonight and Olivet 8 Sti Princ oia 'mi 0hi0 Northern brought the Rangers a 3-3 tie BOSTON 2 with the Montreal Canadiens, Referee. Ed.tr To' Powers.

Linesmen Neii Armstrong flim Wicks. Purdue 23 "mffi Western Mich. 14 Kent "strte '6 Western R.era ifl ers; Ch. 10, 2 p.m., Green Tom Yawkey is expected to Gendrons' goal came after First Beriodl No scorina- -np'ties head the Boston delegation for year as as Hillman Pul- w'hlt? State 13 Bay Packers vs. Baltimore Colts; Ch.

7, 4:30 p.m., N.Y. gue President. Joe Cronin, then Hose General Manager was selected to succeed ford (4:24 i LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Montreal 3, New York 3. Toronto 2, Chicago 1. (Only games scheduled.) wJl-i booster 22 the first time in three years.

Second Period I. Toronto. I 1 Nevin Wei eyan Xavier (Ohio) 18. Louisville Titans vs. San Diego Charg Montreal had staged a brilliant comeback with three goals within 10 minutes of the third period to erase a 2-0 New York When Yawkey attends these 5 sessions, the Sox swine into ers; Park League, 2 p.m sistant is to De consulted in player trades.

Williams lives within 100 miles of Miami, site of the meeting. It is natural to feel that he will sit in on the swap sessions. FAB WEST Air Force 14 State Colorado 7 Oregon 19 Iegngltie Nej- j- Baun 1.4 Saves Bower; 1, Hall 5. Chippewas vs. Brighton high gear and major trade lead.

Yawkey personally engineered a deal with the Cleveland Indians. It was clinched Knights, So. Boston St. inira r'enoti Scoring; 3. Toronto, V.

Keon (Bw! t- 13.02. Penal- developments may be anticl pated. Lazarus vs. Jefferson, E.B Syracuse and Maryland first met in football in 1920. Maryland won 10-7.

Oregon state 14 Wash. State Calif. 13 Calif. Aggies 8 U.CX.A. 35 California 15 U.S.C.

0 Washington 0 Utah State 31 Young i NEW YORK Goal, Worsleys defense, Harvey. Langlois; center, Ha-telle; Wings, Gendron, Schinkel. Al tiesNesterenM of 15:01, Horton 12:01. Saves Hall jo, Bower 11. ToUl Saves Hall 28, 4 Bower 24.

Ryan vs. Crowley, in the lobby of the Statler-Hil- Yawkey will have as his 'brain trust" Vice-President Town Panthers vs. ton with Frank Lane, then ternates. Cahan, Hanmgan, Bownass, Bathgate, Ingarfield, Hadfield. Spencer.

Prentice. Henry, Jampson. MONTREAL Goal. Plante: defense. Charlestown, Fens Sta, G.

M. of the Indians. In it, Yawkey last took active pait in the 1958 Washington meetings. Just about every impor Johnson, Fontinato; center, Back- Jimmy Piersall went to Cleveland in exchange for Vic Wertz HOCKEY Boston Garden, 7:30 p.m., Bruins vs. Chicago BOSTON STORE OPEN MONDAY 9:30 A.M.

to 9 P.M. tant story which developed involved him and the Red Sox. Dick O'Connell, Mgr. Mike Higgins and Farm Director Neil Mahoney. Ted Williams, for the first time, also will attend.

One of Ted's duties this During the '58 gatherings, sirom; wings, ueorfrion, Marshall. Alternates, J. C. Tremblay. Hicke, Provost, Rousseau.

Richard, Talbot. Bonin, Goyette, G. Tremblay, Mac-Neil. Referee Vera Buffey. Linesmen Bill Morrison, Bob Frampton.

First Period No scoring: penalties Bonin Spencer Fontinato Saves Worsley 8, Plante 12. Second Period 1. Npw Vnrlr. I IIJILJ Lr 1 NOT RFTRFAnSi Will Harridge announced his and Gary Geiger. A proposal was drawn up by the Players Association requesting that 25 of all baseball revenues be set aside for player salaries.

When Yawkey resignation as American Lea- NOT DOUBTFUL BRANDS! Henry (Harvey, Langois) 15:08: 2. i heard of this, he almost blew rn (WHDH, 7:25 p.m.). SAILING M.I.T., 9:30 a.m., N.E.I.S.A. Fall Intersectional Invitation Regatta, Schell Trophy. SOCCER S.

Italia vs. Boston Italia, Thorndike E. Cambridge; Watertown vs. Revere, West End Watertown; Boston Germania vs. Newton Franklin Dorchester; Savio A vs.

Bos his stack. For the first time publicly, he intimated he might "withdraw" from baseball and New York, Ratelle (Gendron, Schinkel) 18:08: Penalties Worsley (served by Ratelle, Richard Fontinato Bathgate Saves Worsley 8, Plante 8. Third Period 3. Montreal, Provost (Bonin) 8:15: 4. Montreal, Geoffrion.

(Richard) 16:44: 5. Montreal Richard (Provost. Frontinato) 18:34: 6. New York. Gendron.

(Ratelle. Schinkel) 19:23: Penalties Bownass (4 mins and Bonin 2 mins Saves Wors-i ley 4. Plante 7. labelled the demands prepos WW terous. I To prove his point, Yawkey WOOD TOP STEEL TOP USED TOP REFINISHED TOP FORMICA IN WALNUT ton Celtics, Charles River Score by periods: icited figures that revealed 29 Pved Sox revenues were go New York Basin, Boston.

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