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TF i 'i IS'vv Jf H---- V' ivgaJEka: mmm0mr pii Bm to Cleveland Drops Final Game 7-4 FACCTies gfotfew PAGi ONE ABILENE TEXAS SUNDAY MORNING OCT 3 1954 SECTION CLEVELAND Oct 2 The tremendous New York Giants humbled the stunned Cleveland Indians in four straight games to become the first National League World Series winners since 1946 by grabbing today loosely Tigers 6-6 opportunists alert to every chance pil-an for Don Liddle and then called on played 74 finale Leo 7 ed up i Hoyt dancin early 7-0 lead the SToar in figirkm Fin Downs Yd Galled Hunhln tl Allrawtre 17 CnmpMd 1 hr By I ASl Areraga hr 4 kr is 4 I hr IS HmnNin Yirriaga I knuckler and finally 21-game winner Johnny Antonelll to stave off the dying gasps of the futile Tribe Not since 1922 when the Giants of John McGraw rode over the New York Yankees had a National League champ gone through a series without defeat That sweep how ever was somewhat blemished by one tie game Actually the miracle Boston Braves of 1914 were the last Nationals to do it in four games FumMta I oat $500000 Sunday Gate Down Drain Cleveland winningest team In American League history' with 111 victories while dethroning the five-time champion New York Yankees suffered the same shocking fate as the Chicago Cubs of 1906 whose 1 118 triumph! still stands as the I major league high Those old time Cubs however did manage to cop a couple from the White Sox Down the drain with Cleveland's proud record of never losing a World Series went a 1300000 Sunday gate The Indians now will have to begin the doleful duty of returning fifth-game ticket money to the fans just as the Giants will have to redeem ticket! tor the phantom sixth and seventh Lightly regarded a 17-10 underdogs against "Big pitching staff the underrated Giants never let the Tribe off the floor After taking the thrilling 10-inning opener 5-2 and beating Early Wynn in the 3-1 second game they moved Into Cleveland's home park to floor the Tribe for the third time 6-2 and finally put them out for the count With the sweep went the big share of the richest player pool in history $79876372 The two series participants whack up 70 per cent of $55913460 The pot cranes to $33548078 and the Indian $22355384 Commissioner Ford Frick's office refused to announce how the club split the loot but it is understood Cleveland has about 38 shares Without knowing for sure how they divided the money each winner should get about $9000 and each loser about $8000 At the end it was Antonelll tha young lefthander the Giants' snared from Milwaukee with Liddle in the trade for Bobby Thom son who officiated at the burial services Wilhelm had put down seventh-inning Cleveland threat that produced rate run but was in a jam with two ou and one out in the eighth when Durocher called for Antonelll the $65000 bonus baby of a few years back By DON OLIVER Reporter-New 8 port Writer CRUMP STADIUM MEMPHIS Tenn Oct The Abilene Christian College Wildcat crippled to the point of despai by tambieitia managed to salvage a diurnal 6-6 tie with the Memphis State Tigers here Saturday night to drop from the select list of unbeaten and untied college teams The Christians led everywhere but the scoreboard racking up 13 first downs to only five for the hosts but fumbles and pass interception halted them mi all but one drive ACC netted 144 yards to 93 rushing and 27 to 13 yards passing but couldn't go in the dutch Eight bobbles were made by the Wildcats Memphis State recovering three Three aerials were stolen all from the arm of Leondous Fry Even with all of the misfortunes suffered the Christians might have come out ahead save for a 13-yard penalty that ushed them back from the Memphis State 10 to the 3S With only 4:30 left in the game Gene Boyd who had carried the ball from the 12 to the 10 on the play was ushered from the game for unsportsman' like conduct and the 13-yard crippling penalty walked off against the Wildcats Fry then lost ing a peeloff and had to punt to end the threat All in all it just ACCs night The Wildcats had one more chance after losing the ball but a pass interception halted the drive and the Christians had to stave off a last-ditch Memphis aerial at tack as the buzzer sounded It was Jimmy Hirth who halted things giving Tiger fans a near heart attack a he ran back an intercepted pass from the Wildcat 20 to the 33 and nearly going all the way Fsmble Sets TD It was the recovery eg a Wildcat fumble by Fry that set up the Memphis State touchdown in the late stages of the first period The Wildcats' Boyd had intercepted an Andy Nelson pass and returned it from the ACC 13 to the 21 Then Paul Goad lost a yard before Fry fumbled on the Christian IS Bob Patterson recovered for the Tigers who scored on the first play Jim Shelton romped around end 18 yards for the marker behind terrific wall of blockers Fry the last Wildcat being blasted out of the way on a block by John Phillips the Tiger blocking back Shelton tried the placement but it was wide and the Tigers led 6-0 with 3:35 left in the opening i quarter A 64-yard punt by Fry set the Tigers back to their own 3 Boyd slamming safety man Shelton at that point on a nice tackle to start ACC on the way to a touchdown Nelson booted a 47-yarder with Hirth reluming from the midfield i stripe to the Tiger 38 Mere ea Ground The Wildcats marched all the way on the ground Goad doing most of the work It was Goad who hammered over left tackle for the touchdown from the two with 9:15 left in the half Hirth then tried the placement but it was wide The fourth quarter drive that almost was successful would have been a real credit to the Christians had not the penalty killed it Starting on tlieir own five following a punt the Wildcats worked Goad to death moving quickly with three first downs to their 41 On fourth down Fry punted 46 yards but Memphis State was penalized for clipping on the punt to hand the Wildcats a first down on the Tiger 44 Goad and Boyd got six and seven for another first with 8:00 left and then Fry hit Von Morgan with a 13-yardcr to the 18 on a must third down situation Then came six from the churning heels of Fry before Boyd made two and lost the 15 on the penalty Thera vu a his mtxup on the play and strangely enough Boyd was the only player thrown out of the game The Christians left here at 12 midnight by their chartered plane for Abilene seemingly safe from the standpoint of injuries Westlake Ends Last Real Threat COME HERE MR PIGSKIN Owens H-SU fullback grabs a pass intended for Trinity's Frank Bowman while Cowboy halfback Joel Combs (22) also stretches for the ball Owens intercepted the pass on 45 and raced across midfield toTrumy fore being hauled down from behind This action occurred in the second period of play Trinity won the Hutcl game 14-0 (Staff Photo by Don Hutchinson) Trinity Spoils Cowboys' Some Debut Wins 14-0 In cam the Rochester NY youngster to blow a third strike past Vic Wertx whose eight hits were high for the Series Wally Westlake looked at a called third trike to end the last real threat Antonelli walked Sam Dente opening the ninth bid got Jim He-gan to foul out and fanned pinch hitter Dave Phillley Then Dale Mitchell batting for Dave Pope lofted a feeble foul pop to third baseman Hank Tkompm gathered it fondly in hit glove to touch off a bilariou Giant bench Out they swarmed from the dug-out for an impromptu victory celebration near the spot where Thompson caught the ball for the final out that ended (even years of American League Series domination The last Nationals to win were the St Louis Cards in 1946 and it took them seven games The last Giants World Champions were in 1933 when they beat Washington And the Giants today did it without Dusty Rhodes pinch-hitting hero of the first three triumphs who finished the Series on the bench with a 667 batting average while Monte Irvin his as the left field starter in every game helped wrap it up with a double end single that knocked la two of the seven runs Only once all season had Cleveland lost four in a row during that "lost at Chicago July 9-11 just before the All-Star break They avoided a bad slump all sea-only to run into their wont days when it counted most At that the big crowd of 78102 that plied up a record gate of 64BOJOSM4 tor ingt gam the Indians put up more fight in their last gasp than they bad fas yesterday's stumbling effort Despite that early 7-0 deficit they made it reasonably close in the final stages so Durocher had to dig into that deeply stacked bullpen for help Liddle the half pint leflly with the well controied curve had Cleveland at his mercy through tho first four innings allowing only one hit Two successive errors one by himself when be failed to touch first base while fielding a throw from Whitey Lockman and another by Dave Williams set it up for Hank Majeski to deliver a three-run pinch homer in the fifth the atony figibes TRINITY 14V is Pint Itaraa SOS Yd Gawd KufMnf S3 I'mm Allmrted SI Mr US Pawl comrtard IS Mr 44 Paw lairnw I 41 Plata Avarua Mr 11 tor US Freak wa Vardan 4 tar SB Laal But the young Breckenridge fling-er was rushed all night by a hard-charging Trinity line Dalton Klaus hard-driving Trinity fullback led the ground attack lor the Tigers picking up 41 yards on eight carries Williams was H-SU'a top ground-gainer with 89 yards in 11 attempts All told Trinity grounded out 206 yards while the Pokes could manage only 64 Through the air the Tigers netted 158 yards and the Pokes only 81 It was the briOant play of Beal plus a rugged Trinity fine led by Guard Bobby Beal Center Duke Cook and End Douglas that proved fatal to tho Pokes Time and again the Tiger forwards broke through the weak H-SU line while the forwards were ragged on both offense and defense Massagee and Williams were bright at spots with Massagee proving to be the spark of H-SU's weak attack Halfback Marshall Doke Center Sam Walker and Guard Joe Pat McKaney stood out for the Pokes defensively GRID SCORES nal-caller coining out on top thanks to ample pass protection up front Beal completed 11 of 18 pass attempts for 136 yards and one touchdown Ford hit 10 of 21 pitches for 69 yards and no scoring COLLEGE Southwest CaalaTM Alalpkaa 4B Mar' iMIaal 4 larlrlaa I -a art alk 4 Alma 77 MlafPaa I I Nila I' -B TaMa 7 ttkrrlla Ollrrkrla 11 Miami a I OMa tl Maarllr West Mojeski's Pinch Homer Second of Series M'famlwf tl Hearer 1 haa Jsar Malr IB Maka 7 Irwla aai Claih 14 Caalral Waalilailaa I HamlNsa AFB IS FI Irwla I Partita I ark real Hash ArtUih Cal-ambia 4 MaafarS If Itllaata I 1'lah 7 tlrrisa Vlah Mala Nrw Mrs lea 4 Porkers Upset TCU 20-1 3 4 With Last-Minute Scamper TrlaMp 14 HABMK-IUWWON I I mar Irek 11 MrMI RKY I MY Mmftki Mat We) Trial MN a Oeircn Vela 44 Radii lire flak 14 Trail Trek II Oklafceare AAM MM) Rlra 41 Carer II ta Murdakaa It Paal Qilaa ArfeiNH ti TCf IS (erile Tl ie PMP aalkraal are (Oklal Cratral (OMa) Trial Ml St talfereHp 1 Chm Ikrlall Barth Tnar Stair IS HinlMlffi are Mania Mata 44 Trial Lattrraa Mia art Papa ft Baalhwral Trial Mala It Mrhra Anita 14 Are) la Callrtr IS Baai Trial Male 4aaikartr ra LaaMaaa lartMatr Tranr Mata lArlaaaat 14 Tail nt are 7 Mat Baaa 41 Naw Mralra AAM 11 Paahaallr AAM NliMaiula Pralrtr Ylra Maha Callrir MMaratare 14 Waai Tnaa Mala 7 Eost Don Mueller and Al Dark worked their hit-and-run specialty with precision in the thin! and fifth to start scoring spurts Mueller's three singles made him the Giant leader with seven hits followed hx Dark's six It was a team triumph just as Durocher said in the joyous Giant clubhouse belongs to tho said the manager "It was a team victory Everything we did med to be right Everything they did teemed to go against them" It was the fifth time the Giants had won a Series as compared to setbacks They had failed against the Yanks in 1951 1937 and 1936 line they had knocked off Washington in five game in 1933 South homer into the left field corner incidentally was only the fifth by a pinch hitter in all Series competition but the second in this particular set Rhodes of course hit the other is the 10th inning of the first game at the Polo Grounds After singles by Wertx Jim Hagan and pinch-hitter Rudy Regalado added up to another run in the seventh Durocher called for Wil helm Dave Pope the man who had boasted in today's papers that he bit three or four homers off Wilhelm's knuckler in the spring hit weakly to tho mound to end the inning Bob Lemon who went the route in the first game and vu trying to come back in a desperation move with only two days rest was charged with the first six New York runs The other one wae black mark on tho record of Lefty Hal Newhouser the former Detroit veteran who relieved Lemon in the fifth inning Ray Taylor and Jim Swink while Harold Pollard added the one TCU conversion Tho Horned Frogs rolled up a tremendous 229 yards with 168 of it on the ground Arkansas got only 97 with 28 net rushing and 69 in the air But the statistics do not show just what kind of football the Raxorbacks played tonight They were opportunists on offense and savage battlers on defense They stopped so many TCU drives in the final period the crowd lost count But it was rough tough football that did it The Razorbacki shocked thq Frogs with two touchdowns in the first period TCU finally managed to tie the score late in the fourth but never could go ahead Arkansas 13 0 0 Texas Christian 0 7 0 conditioned teams ever to come out of the Ozarks played solid football all the way cashing in on a TCU fumble for one touchdown and almost scoring as the result of another A fumble also lost TCU a touchdown when It dropped the ball on the Arkansas one Arkansas' defense also was solid as a rock as the fierce tackling Razorbacki halted surge after surge in the last minutes And a pass interception by Joe Thomason who recovered three fumbles for the night one of them setting np the initial Arkansas touchdown prevented a TCU score early in the game George Walker sophomore tail back made the first Arkansas touchdown and kicked two extra points Sewing for Texas Christian were By HAROLD RATLIFF FORT WORTH Oct 3 UP-Bobby Proctor dashed 63 yards with an intercepted pass to set up the waning touchdown with only a minute to go tonight as Arkansas upset Texas Christian 20-13 in the opening Southwest Conference football game The crowd of 25000 was pandemonium as Henry Moore the slashing Arkansas fullback slammed across for the score that brought Arkansas its first victory in Texas since 1948 There were only 28 seconds left on the big clock as Moore who had scored tho second Arkansas touchdown with a 48-yard run went over from just one foot out Arkansas hungry fans paraded on the field as the band pranced The Razorbarks one of the best aslaa Caltrr IS Traiplr MraaArla PfrliallrM 7 Mamlltaa IS Brmarlarr 14 Allprd SB Card a It 4llpprr Bach 7 Mlahare Trarhm calmtaalrr Thirl Crarra Gm III 7 Pirklaara 4B aMkHl 41 ttabart SI AUrihsa 7 Kalstaaa IB Chrcar 4 M'psl I bralrt tl Dcrirl 4 PMC 74 Mralrra 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Vhilala Malr It Mawari 'By HARLESS WADE RpyorterNews Sports Writer Trinity University's veteran Tigers rolled to their third straight victory of the season Saturday night spoiling Ilardin-Simmons' home debut with an easy 14-0 victory over the punchless Cowboys Some 5000 fans looked on at Farraniore Stadium as Quarter back Alvin Beal and his Tiger teammates handed the Cowboys their first loss in three starts this year Trinity took command from the beginning when Beal found End Rogers Douglas all alone in the end zone and threw a touchdown strike with 6:50 still remaining in the opening period of play The Beal-to-Douglaa TD combination was good for only three-yards climaxing a drive that began 36-yards out Halfback Bob Sweet booted the extra point and the Tigers held a 7-0 advantage Score Early' The Tigers scored the first time they acquired the ball in the second period Following an I1-SU punt Trinity took over on the Pokes' 47 and in six plays marched into the end tone climaxed by Halfback Odis Michalk's two-yard plunge off left tackle Quarterback Charles Arnerke completed the night' scoring with 10:15 still remaining in the first half by booting tho extra point through the uprights giving Trinity 'a 14-0 lead Coach Murray Evans' Fokcs were never able to muster up enough strength to seriously threaten Trinity Tho Tigers boasting a rugged forward wall kept li-SU in check the opening period of play never allowing H-SU to cross the midfield stripe 11-SU made its strongest bid for a touchdown in the second quarter when Freshman Charles Massage scooped in a Trinity punt on his own 11 and turned in a nice runback to the Tigers' 49 It was the first time for 11-SU to be in Trinity territory Fullback Rodney Williams joined with Tailback Joel Combs to pick up 17 yards in two plays moving the ball to Trinity's 31 Then Quarterback John Henry Lyle hit end Connie Baird with a 4-yard moving down to the 27 From here Williams ripped off three yards to the Trinity 24 but Lyle 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iHaaalnl I MrarhrarMta I4aa Aalrata) IB aaa nallaa I tarr Irflrrasa in Paul I fourth quarter but McMurry still led 13-12 as tho extra point was missed Halfback Choate went over from the Indian one for the winning score after the Cardinals recovered a fumble on the Indian 38 Fullback Raymond Meyer hooter the extra point Payne was the game's leading ground gainer with 133 yards in 13 carries followed by Atkins with 99 in 11 and tailback Bill Cantwell picked up S3 in 1L Fox completed four of 10 passes for 38 yards and a touchdown with Anderson snagging a pair for 10 yards and a TD The Indiana walloped tho Cardinals everywhere but in the score piling up 31 first downs to 12 359 yards rushing to 341 and completing five passes for 43 yards to for wvn Lamar 26 Stapler had blocked Weldon Syme a punt Bemie Cook ex Clyde Bulldog intercepted an Indian pass to stop one of McMurry' other two threats in the second quarter McMurry started the second half like it finished the first but fumbled and Lamar recovered on Us own 13 Halfback Weldon Syme then went around left end wit ha pitch-out for the last 10 yards of the 17-yard drive The Cardinals finished strong scoring two fourth quarter touchdowns It was the second time in three games they had fought behind beating Southwestern Louisiana Institute 26-20 on a late surge In tha season opener Quarterback Jerry Boone sneaked over from tho one to wind up a U-yard drive early in the Riley Downs Faulk In Trans-Miss Guard Stapler kicked the extra point Quarterback Joe Bill Fox flipped a 12-yard pass to wingbark Bill Anderson in the end aone for the final McMurry tally Stapler's kick was wide to tho right Corlry'a TD came at the end of 11 plays which Included a 25- yard scamper by tailback Bill At stopped inside the 30 tailback Bob and JO ud 21-yard runs by Corley bulled across from the La- mar 4 to climax an 11-yard drive fullback Elroy Payne The second McMurry score ksaare 1 Nar Iraki I Murel I la Greed I I LaMM I MWlX fcrha I XX 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