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-ui jfraurisni Examiner 23 mm I I I I VUUUYJ Mond.y, October 4, CCCO A Nevada Tiigers Batter Feller; Pom Sparks Boston eats 9 Lfll TBS! TBI US 1 II ll 26-7 Little Surprise Package Heath in By Wiley Smith Five Yank Hurlers Fall in 10-5 Hitfest MowhouserScores 21st Win, 7 to I By Joe Relchler I HIM MTU ffPSS MT- Star Role CI KYKI.AND, Oct. 3. (AIM -Vliind's pennant hungry In 'ns lost their opportunity to the American League pen imnt today by taking; a 7-1 beat Quarterback Flips For Four Scores By Jack Hand BOSTON, Oct. 3. (AP) Joe McCarthy's slugging: Rd Sox, who never knew enough to quit, stormed into the first tic playoff in American League history today by clubbing the New York Yankees, 10-5, while Cleveland blew its one game lead by bowing Inir from the Detroit Tigers, while Lo.it on tied up the race with vi (J lory over the New York Yankees.

By Curley Grieve KEZAR STADIUM, Oet. 3. The deadlock forced a one-game playoff for the flag. The contest to Detroit in the final game of Mill be played in Boston tomoi University of Nevada proved IU greatness was not merely an illu the regular season. Following an unprecedented sudden death contest at Fenway row, starting at 11:30 a.

m. (PlJT), the first in the league's sion by crushing University of San Francisco, 26-7, here today. history. Ljei'ty Hal Newhouser hand ith a streamlined attack, Int. Park tomorrow afternoon, either.

-the Red Sox or Tribe will move cuffed the Tribe with five hits while the Tigers made short work pressive in its speed and perfection, and a passer who fired the ball with the accuracy of an' archer, the Nevadans of Feller, Cleveland's ace on to a World Series date with the champion Boston Braves of the National League, opening at Braves Field Wednesday. McCarthy would not name a pitcher, belting out with a four-run splurge in the third outclassed the Dons in a rugged interesting contest, inning. FELLER TODAY? Stan Heath, the passing ace ot the Wolves, lived up to his ad- In view of Ncwhouser's effec tiveness, it was probably fortu vance billing. for the Tribe that the Tigers If he isn't college football's No. i definite starter for the playoff but said it would be either Ellis Kinder with a 10-7 record or lefthander Mel Parnell, who has won 15 and lost 8.

Kinder is 0-1 against Cleveland while Parnell is 3-2 against the Tribe. TWO BIG INNINGS. got to Feller so soon, for the fire- pitcher, he's only a step behind. bailer probably will be Manager Stan, a 190-pound 6 foot 1 inert iSoudreau's mound choice in CONTINUE? Fs0N feAT. 1 tomorrow's playoff when the final son of a former major league baseball player, passed to every one of the Wolves' touchdowns, Heath Gets four in all.

We canV swim, Period! 1 NiOWTtottT 6ET Sore. That he didn't wreak greater -HE fNOSE- Smith Prize en Sometimes damage was not due to his sharp eye, smooth delivery and 1 v)05T CWT RESTRKr4 NWSELF. (TONE POVM TWICE The old big inning system worked for McCarthy. His Sox fence busters rollicked for a big five in the third and a four run bundle in the sixth. Even so, he had to use three pitchers to stave off the old Yankee pros.

For pure drama, the world series will have to go far to top the third inning of this high tension affair as far as the 31,354 Boston fans were concerned. Never will to lead his receivers. It could bev charged, instead, to butter fin- Stan Heath, University of Ne 1 Zs vada's "passin' fool" did more chips go down. Boudreau declined to nominate Feljer as his starter, but said the star right-hander definitely figured in his plans. Hly starter will be Feller, iJne Bearden or Bob Lemon," the Cleveland manager said.

"There will be no announcement of my starting pitcher until he steps on the rubber. It. simply was not Feller's day today. The Tigers teed off on one right from the start, and when the Bengals got to him for 'a pair of doubles, a single and than wreck the USF Dons in Kezar Stadium yesterday. '17 mm ui He broke a long standing pre cedent when he became the first gered receivers and, in one case, an official's whistle that nullified a beautiful 6-pointer.

293 YARDS BY AIR. In all, Heath passed thirty-eight times and completed eighteen for a total of 293 yards. The statis- tics, however, are hardly a true index to either the job Heath turned in or the panic he spread in USF's ranks. Nevada, with a passer of this non-Bay Area collegiate foot a single one of them forget the tingling excitement of the word-of-mouth report from portable radio fans that a Tiger rally was in bailer to convince the Examiner experts that he was entitled to progress at Cleveland Wiley Smith traveling bag as the outstanding player in this area At the same time the Bostons 1 over the week end. were clubbing the hide off young To Stan Heath, for a brilliant Bobby Porterfield, the Yankees' performance, goes the weekly award, compliments of The Ex rookie starter and loser.

A left field double by Teddy Williams 3 stature, did not completely ignore the slower, more conservative method of ground advancement. It exploded its little speed aminer's ace cartoonist. two bases on balls in the third, 3udreau waved him to the show-( and called in Sam Zoldak. WINS 2 1ST. Newhouser rolled on ti his twenty-first win, and his in nine starts against Fel-1 Ko was never in trouble and shutout until two were out 5 iVe ninth when Joe Gordon to send home Allie Clark second.

Until the ninth CT'i'U and Cordon singled, -user had a brilliant three- fOOPO PW NOOU. that crossed up the Yankee shift and a two run double by Bobby Doerr were the big blows in that inning, played to the accompani THIS IS drill Results PriOBKSW 'EM 100 BASN-MWBE backs Tommy Kalmanir, Richard Trachok, Johnny Subda and Ted Kondel, wide, and big Sherm Howard right down through the COLLEGE ment of Detroit's blue surge. JOHNSON WINS. ONE VIITrt pAN E6 SWUT. middle.

Nevada 2. VSV 7. St. Honaieiitnre 7, Dayton 8. CnitMus 19, St.

Vincent 0. St. Kranrls II, Alliance 0. 1 But all this was minor to the main obligato, which was the When New York got after Joe Dobson in the fifth to pull up close 5-4 on a second double by gifted arm of Heath. Seattle Knocks Seals From Playoffs, 8-4, 7-4 Seattle knocked the Seals from the Governors' Cup playoffs and ended the San Francisco PCL baseball season yesterday.

The Rainiers scored five runs in the ninth inning to win the Joe DiMaggio that was good for The Nevada overhead game PKOKKSSIONAL NATIONAL I.KAGI Wathliicton 41, New York 10. I'lttshurth 44, Boston 14. Philadelphia 28, lis Anseles 28. Green Bay 3a, Detroit 21. ALL-AM KRTCA CONFERENCE Buffalo 31, Brooklyn 21.

Indians were so futile 'st the left handed slants of that a large part of two runs, McCarthy lifted the usually reliable Dobson and gained 293 yards in 39 plays as against 150 yards by rushing in 38 carries. the hurre crowd of 74.181 paid brought in Lefty Earl Johnson the eventual winner. It was his USF tried valiantly to stem the Cal Golf Club Mulch vs. par: permissions began to file out in th seventh inning. With one out in the third, Fel tenth victory.

8-4. After the Seals had opener, Harry Crlmmlns, 5 up; Harvey Stull, 4 Those scores only seemed to up; ired lowery, Poll Mash, up. ler walked Johnny Lipon. Neil All Over Now! incense the Sox who smelled that bombing. But its defenders were unable to cope with a combina- tion of swift footed receivers and pass patterns that seemed evitably to spring men into the extra cash that goes with a chance at a World Series.

In the SKATTI.K SKALH Player AB.ll. O.A.I Player AB.H. O.A. Rnmsy.cf 5 12 (h Tobln.c 4 2 2 2 sixth they lowered the boom on tied up the nightcap at 4-4 in the ninth inning, Seattle scored three times in the eleventh for a 7-4 triumph. The Rainiers capt ured the semifinal series, four games to one.

Bob Hall, relief pitcher in both (r jninc vrr i'iI i i I'm tlin vi n. clear. Vic Raschi, who had moved along neatly after replacing Porterfield Pennant Parade LKAfiVE 1 2 1 0 2 4 II 0 2 7 1 Brovla.rf 4 2 2 0 14 0 Shofnr.llb 4 110 in the third 1 Restelli.lf 4 0 2 0 White. rf 4 I.ayne.Mb 5 Johnsn. lb 4 Rapp.lf 4 Vork.ss Newsm.ss 5 llenisly.c 2 liall.p 2 Horry singled him to third, and Via YVcrtz slammed a two-bag-per to score Lipon.

FELLER ROUTED. After Pat Mullin was given an Intentional pass to load the bases, Dick Wakefield upset the by poking a two-bagger into short left field. Both Berry and Wertz crossed the plate. Southpaw Sam Zoldak replaced Feller. He was tagged for" 8 two-base hit by Eddie Mayo, Dom DiMaggio and Vcrn 2 2 Nircly.ss 4 1 Ii 7 fi 1 Howell.

4 2 4 1 34l i- a. wv.u.i y.o 1,. Pet. f.H i The Dons held to a five man line almost throughout but even a six man secondary couldn't do the job. BAD LUCK FOR USF.

In addition to that, and giving due credit to unregistered scores that Heath and Co. might just as 0 0 II, Melton, 2 0 0 2 UUMIl-lL-U IU SMH' 1111 tni'ips; He rescued Guy Fletcher saw 0 0 0 OrleiR 10 0 0 Httslon 9 1 St. I 9 1 BriMiklvn 84 70 .845 7', Sorlano.p 0 0 0 1 in the seventh inning of the open spree. It would have been no contest I Trower 0 0 0 I'llKlmrRh 71 er, and saved Karpei alter tne Oiilntni.rf 0 0 0 0 New lork 78 7 I'hllHilelnhla H8 .49 25V all the way if it hadn't been for Seals' two-run rally in the ninth Inelnnatl 4 89 .418 27 inning of the second game. Chlcaxo 64 90 .416 27V4 1 Mackle 1 0 0 0 Totals 41 12 27 91 Totals 35 10 27 14 Seattle 000 100 20V 8 Hits 01 I 21 1 123 12 Sesls 100 ono 210 4 Cliff Melton held the Fvainiers which sent Mullin across the well have had, the Dons played in ill luck all afternoon.

They were thwarted by fum well in check in the opener. But plate, concluding the scoring in the" decisive rally. after he was lifted for a pinch nits mi 022 in Joe DiMaggio. Limping along with a bad charley horse, he rapped out four hits, two of them doubles. When he left the game for a pinch runner in the ninth, the crowd gave him a tremendous ovation.

First time up, they booed him. NKW VOBh ROSTOV bles and pass interceptions so often that the throng of 32,500 GB. ine loss, naturally, was hitter in the seventh, Dewey Soriano folded in the ninth. agreed that, collectively, USF just got up on the wrong side of rharged to Feller. It was his fifteenth of the year, and snapjted a seven-game winning streak for Boston II.

New York 1 Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn 2. hlraen 4, St. Iiuls M. Inriunatl I. Pltlsbursh 0.

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Boston 10, New York B. Washington 7, Philadelphia 1. i 1R 44 Player. AH.I1. O.A Plnvrr.

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O.A i T'lnvo-s K.K.O.A. Rilltn.ss 1 notching his twentieth victory for Doubles by Hillis Layne and Tony York and two errors hy Roy Nicely accounted for five runs, only two of which were earned. Seattle apparently had won the nightcap. But Restelli's single, Orteig's triple and Nicely's single 5 5 1 lllms.lf 4 2 1 S1pphns.ps 5 the sixth straight full season by the bed this morning. 1" The Dons got two shocks at the outset that must have chilled their temperature.

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rf 4210 VAi TMc flpnn 3 7 ill tied the count at 4-all. Hall then WerU.rf 4 3 1 Bnriran.M II 1 1 0 Spenre.rf 1 0 nortmn lb 4 2 Tehhetts.c 5 6 Dobson. 2 0 0 Tonsn. 1 2 0 Femss.p 2 2 0 0' o' Muiini.ff 3 1 5 (1 Cordon, 2b 4 1 5 Strnws.2b 2 1 WnltfM If 1 2 0 Keltnrr.3b nnir 2 nobv.rf 3 W.Jonson 1 Crnseti.2h Mnyn.lib 2 11 R.hnsn.lb 3 111 1 Portrfld.p Rnsrhl.p 2 1 1 4 3 0 4 3 Rwllt.r 3 5 White. rf 5 2 2 0 5 0 2 4i l.avne.

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Three hits and a walk produced Seattle's three runs in the eleventh. Hall singled, White walked. Layne singled and Johnson doubled, and the season was over. The crowd, one of the smallest P.evnlris.p OOOO Collins i (1 (i By Harry M. Hayward TEBBLE BEACH, Oct.

3. Never up until the last putt was in on the thirty-seventh hole, 20 year old Eli Bariteau Jr. of Sail Jose today won the California Amateur Golf Championship as he BUY YOUR TOBACCO AT PINECRE5T The Largest Selection of Tobaccos in San Francisco KiiPiiian (i ii I Rcipti i ii Pape.p 0 0 0 0 Totnlsi 1 1 24 4' Totals ns 15 27 13 New York i in 020 ion Rosion 005 004 1d 10 'lioniel; Kernnlino 1 1 0 defeated San Francisco's Bobby Miirrnv 1 0 (vothp (toon Tot ulrf 40 13 11 4 i 1 1 1 T.H.. T-ft- of the season at Seals Stadium, was announced as 4,258. Ilenrich 2 Proven.

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.11) Poikfl 0 I'lnerrcst Bi'st Blend 1.25 not t01 onn imio ihii proach putt and won the hole, the match and title as Bobby skimmed an inch from the hole on his twenty footer. Bariteau squared on the six 1 Rosburg, on the first extra hole of a great final. Bariteau deserved win. Hot approaching and putting irons saved him on numerous occasions 2.10 2.10 1.10 1.10 Weilz. Mullin.

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75 1.55 1.75 2.50 as he fought from behind a four up lead held by Rosburg with six holes to go. But. by the same token. Rosburg didn't deserve to lose. He hit greens in regulation figures with far more regularity than did Bariteau.

But Lady Luck turned her back 1.00 .40 1 1.00 .25 .15 .25 .30 2.75 4.00 1.80 1.65 2.00 2,85 2.15 1.90 Donnlford Krumhle Duif I.omlon Dork Brush Creek I ymn Mixture repers I'mirh roshv Square xrrailla Personal peman Imperial ithe Cut Juhn Allien Mow nicotine) F.V Waller JlldgC bins Mprn1! Combs' line drive V-" FIELD. LOS AX Oaks on first and second rr7.ES, Oft. Oaks over-ibasL- Thr Angels seemingly 1 rrl I lrl -i 'i l-c--i 1i. believe, ties a league record held by Babe Pinelli, now a National League umpire. But the Oaks had Tiw won tne rw-n-i 1 ulu ff 'Vi'irr oo ia seven -run session that over- The Oaks used 21 of their played two beautiful shots and then Rosburg hit.

a seven-iron which seemed certain to win the championship for him. It stopped just six feet from the cup. Bari Carlsen blew a 31 lead the eighth after Eddie Saner had belted a threcrun homer off Charley Gassaway. Albie Glossop lost Lavagcllo's lift in the sun, the ball fell for a single and the break led to three tallies. Scarsella's smashing two-run single off Reliever Red Adams put the Oaks ahead.

Holder made it decisive bv walloping a thai way and in the Cup playoll, well, today Ihfy scored SIXTEEN RUNS in the last three innings to overcome the Angels by a football teau approached twenty-five feet from the pin. came the Angels before the unbelievingly eyes of 9,450 customers. The lights were turned on in the fifth inning and the game wasn't over until well past 7 o'clock, yej the customers stayed. They wanted to be in on the his- on Bobby. Take that extra hole, for instance.

Bariteau put his second on thirty-five feet from the pin. Bobby shoved his to the right and the ball was due to go over the side of the green into long grass only to hit a spectator, drop back into a trap and into a six-inch cavern of a footprint left by some i pract icint: golfer previously. srore, 2315. and sweep a double eligible players. Only Eddie Fernandez and Ray Hamrick failed to appear.

Ralph Buxton was the seventh and last pitcher available. 27 HITS FOR OAKS. The Stengels Hasted 2" hits, in-eluding successive homers in the sixth and seventh hy Cookie Twenty seven home nsi'x hnvi- l-'i-n hit in this Bariteau sank his twenty-five-footer for a birdie, Rosburg missed his six-footer and the riradrr that moved them within one came of the finals. The score Mff'OKTEfl rrlnmore. 50 lohn otton, .65 i 1.10 raven Mixture, .40 .75 Xiai'kemiax, 70 Scotsmnre, .70 -Dnnnre.

1.30 Bulwark. 1.00 Tassle, Baltic. .80 Cambridge. .80 llonrial. 1.30 Cumin's Two Flake, .85 Mirk Mrljuade.

.05 I ope'f Ksciidn. 70 HUh Card. .60 Old Banner. .10 Moonstone, 70 Balkan Sohranle. 1.00 2.00 Frver', .50.

.5. 1.00 -Three Nnnni. 1.25 Doble'a .7.1, 1.50 Roval Varht. 2 60 Sweet 4 rop. 1 Murray 1 .15 Dunhlll' My 1.75 Cnnnw-marra.

.55 Rllarnev, .00 Capstan 1.00 (lid Chum. .40 Dunhllle xtai'ilard 1.25 Dnnhllls London 1.50. IMI'oltTin IK.AR1TTK Ahdulla. (raven ile Rewke. du Maurler.

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VJ' ML OMFP, POrULAi? AND TOBACCOS I -ill -r- i on -xll IMHt PiNECREST PIPE TOBACCO SHOP 484 Pine Street, near Kearny Telephone GArfield 1-1554 SAN FRANCISCO 4. CALIFORNIA el" th- t'irsi ent'oiinter was ni ic ierfoi m.inec The -corc tin mies; ionahlv is iiiv.nl rr IVL extra hole became necessary. What happened there has been i old. Baiiteaii played the final tune Ti. I I 'ie-el nne-nn, r50 foot homer, over the hack fence ncht held in the ili-t: Fin-d Specr whs i he and deservedly.

He pitched three of the middle innings sensation- Bohliy ti to last out plowed througn at lea-t six inches ol 0f in two under An-. i- a 11 lead 'h th. holding a nlavofl's. Inn Ho-i't x-iied a a- the fit'th Inni.it:. 15 12 '-dge.

it mi a league mark. Otrowski had to grand lam' The Angels had a pair of six- After all. Salt Lake City used to sand to hit his ball twenty .14 for an even eighteen ho from the rup. But Bariteau' total of 72. Ro-hurg, out In 3 missed the cup one foot on his ap- Incut 3S for a 75.

Rill Srhutrr had cn 'run inninff1-. thanks to ostrow- ie in ine leag.ie. i iv cretl a triple I'lay afb i crob- ski's grand slamming, which, Power won the opener, too. Don I (Continuel on Page Oil. 1.).