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THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER10n959 PAGE 24 American Loop White Sox Won Flag In 1919, But Stengel Explains Mantle Mystery: 'lie Still Wants To Be Like Ruth' CHHAOO WASHINGTON akrfcki Aprlclo II 110 1 Coniolo as 4 1 Fd lb 4 0 0 Dobbck rf 4 1 Landis ef 1 SO 1 Klll'br'w 3b lilt Klus'aal lb 1110 Union If 2 Threw World Series; 8 Players Lollar a Goodman aEsp'slto Smith If Banned For Link With Gambler Rivera rf 4 0 0 0 Bievvri in 3b 3 0 0 0 Allison cl 3 0 8 1 3b 1 1 0 OOrtun of 10 0 0 4 111 Slialva 9b 4 0 0 0 4 111 Korcheck 0 0 0 4 0 3 ObNaragon 9 0 0 0 Clevcnger 1 0 0 0 Hvde 0 0 0 0 eThr'nVr 1O0O Ohms 0 0 0 0 SI I II 4 Total! Mill Bhaw By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was 40 years ago that the than even the Bambino, the home run specialist with the tremendous swing. "The way things have been going, Mantle will have to change his stance or do something to improve his batting average. Mickey may even get around to bunting down the third base line, which is something he could use to AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 Last Night's Scores Chicago 5, Washington 1. Cleveland 3-4, Baltimore 2-1. New York 4, Kansas City 0.

Detroit 3, Boston 1. The Standings Chicago White Sox last won an Talala a Ran for Ooodmau In 7th: Fliea Korchri'k In 7th; o-Orounded out for out for Hyiit American League pennant. But the outcome of the 1919 World Series is something all baseball (hlrsta In 7tu. IMI WMI 4Nk (KM Ml I 8 Aparicio. BP Landla, Wasalnfton G.B.

W. L. do Aparicio, Aparicio. Chicago 87 ir' i that Cleveland 82 Stengel always contended Mantle Twlllfht Omr CLEVELAND BALTIMORE with his quick start, long Detroit 70 would rather forget. That was the year Ty Cobb of Detroit won his 12th and last batting title, hitting .384.

It was the year pitcher-firt baseman-outfielder Babe Ruth hit an unprecedented 29 home runs for the Boston Red Sox. ak kl ak hi Pet. .626 .594 .504 .500 .482 .460 .432 .403 speed New York stride should and prairie-wind never be shut out cf 6 0 0 0 C'r'a'l ss-Jb Plenall in a Baltimore 43 17 20 23 27 31 Mlnoso If "Mickey would have hit game. Boston Kansas City Washington By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Sporti Editor NEW YORK (NEA) There are 'acvcral reasons for this edition be- ting the worst Yankee club in 34 1 years, not the least of which is Mickey Charles Mantle being about to establish a new club mark and taking dead aim at the major league strikeout record of 138. Mantfe Increasing instead of reducing his strikeout total is one of the deep mysteries of baseball, especially this season when he is sounder physically than since he first showed up as a 19-year-old Class shortstop suddenly made into an outfielder.

What's wrong?" "Well, I'll tell you," says Casey Stengel, next to Mantle the one most vitally concerned. "Almost from the time Mickey reached the Phoenix camp in the spring of 1951, all of you guys described him as another Babe Ruth. I am as guilty as anyone. 1 suspected he might be, too, and didn't pull any punches popping off about him. That goes for a lot of sound baseball people, including Joe DiMag-gio.

None of us ever saw such a recruit. "Mantle's trouble is precisely .400 in the dead-ball days," he insisted. The New York club's front of-' 3 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 3 10 0 Nlf man If 3 110 Pr arson If 3 0 11 Trlandos 0 0 0 0 Tasby cf 10 11 Dropo lb 4 0 1 0 Valentine rf 3 1 3 OcWoodllng 3 0 0 0 Fllarclk rf 10 0 OOardner 3b 1 0 0 OdBoyd 4 0IO 4 0 0 0 4 111 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 110 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 F'ncona lb Colavlto rf Nixon aWebater FtUQ'rald 0 Power 9b StrtcTnd 3b Held as bTanner Moran aa But it was also the year tha.t gamblers reached some of the White Sox with offers to throw the fice has had Mantle examined for everything, starting with his eyes, Today's Schedule Kansas City at New York. Chicago at Washington (N). Detroit at Boston.

Cleveland at Baltimore (N). World Series to the Cincinnati Reds. There were some queer goings on 4 0 1 OKIaui as Harnhmin and found nothing physically wrong with him. ism Pappaa 0 I Totals S.1 I Total! in that series, ultimately won by Cincinnati, 5 games to 3, after the Yet the vaunted Switcher of the past several seasons, who should Reds 'had taken the first two NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Scores San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 2, be at his peak at 27, continues to a Ran for Nixon tn Tin: airucn out for Held In 7th; Filed out for Valentine In 7th; Lined out for Oaril-ner In 7th, Cleveland 000 Ono lit Baltimore IHMI (Ml 10 SB Nixon. HR-Nleman.

Dropo, games. iiiilfeli iXiiUi ill A The first game found the White miss pitches right down the mid die. Cincinnati 4-7, Chicago 2-5 (First game 10 innings; second game Unlike Ted Williams and other Sox at the lowest. Eddie Cicotte, a 29-game winner, was knocked out in the fourth inning. The Reds won 9-1, Claude Williams, a.

23-game Sox winner, lost the second called at the end of five innings darkness). Milwaukee 5, SI. Louis 3 (night) Great Pair As the Chicago White Sox head for their first American League pennant in 40 years, much Second Game Cleveland 001 001 200-4 9 1 Baltimore 000 100 0001 5 1 Perry and Nixon; Brown, Coleman (9) and Ginsberg. Triandos of the credit is going to Luis Aparicio, left, and Nellie Fox. Their fielding lifted the team to the top.

I game, 4-2. Cicotte lost the fourth top hitters, Mantle doesn't fully respect the stri.ke zone. And as Joe DiMaggio points out in discussing Mantle, "You can't be successful and be reaching for things. The ball must be hit where it is pitched and that with rare exceptions should be in the strike 7one. Los Angeles 1, Philadelphia 0 (night).

The Standings i Mickey Mantl diet the jury and the acquitted it has gone to two men- Judge (0). w-Perrv (11-7). L-Brown game, 2-0, Williams the fifth, 5-0, and the eighth, 10-5, on a four-run first inning. W. L.

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Having been called another Babe Ruth, Mickey wants to slay that way. You blame him for that. Another' Babe Ruth West Side Italian restau- iy so. Criminal Conspiracy cago San Francisc 78 Los Angeles 75 Perhaps the most unusual thing When it was learned after even though some of the first two games that smart money But, would get $100,000 a year." Led In Homers .565 ..543 .543 .507 .489 .474 .457 .421 60 63 63 69 71 72 76 81 Cincinnati, alleged fixers later applied for re- was being wagered on about the Mantle enigma is that he i Alllwauhee 75 has played brilliantly in the field Pittsburgh 71 while in his protracted slump and 68 swiped 21 bases. He has 65 3 3 8 1(H4 12V4 15 20 Mantle has led the American some people in baseball, including iinstatment, Judge Landis always Ruth, wiht his snub nose, moon face and pipe stem legs, sold the nation on the home run.

A year after the scandal broke the Babe hit 59 home runs. In 1927 he hit 60. His career total of 714 may never be matched. After the 1919 season, Ruth's St. Louis Philadelphia turned them down.

The players banned for life were Eddie Cicotte, Claude Williams, Shoeless Joe Jackson, with a life League in home runs in three of the last four years with 52 in 1956 and 42 last trip and trying desperately to repeat could be the Oklahoma Kid's biggest problem. "Mickey is like, a card player sale to the Yankees had much to time batting average of .356, Chick Gandil, Buck Weaver, Swede Ris National Loop PITTSBURGH RAN FBANCTSCO abrbtit ab kl Skinner It 4 0 3 10'Co'nell 3b 4110 Oroat aa 4 0 0 OMavs cf 3 3 11 Clemente rf 4 1 1 OMcCovry lb 1110 Stuart lb 3 0 I 0 aBranrtt If 0 0 0 0 Burgesa 4 0 11 Crpeda 1Mb 3 113 Hnak 3b 4 0 1 OAlou rf 3 0 11 M'xer'skl 3b 3 0 0 ObKtrkland rf 0 0 0 1 Vlrdon cf 3 10 0 Spencer 3b 4 0 0 0 Haddlx 3 0 0 OBresjoud i 4 0 10 Porterf'ld 0 0 0 OHeean 4 0 0 0 Daniels 0 0 0 OSanlord 3 110 cNelson 1 0 I 0 Miller 10 0 0 Orosa 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 7 Totals 7 7 a-Ran for McCovey In 7th; Walked for Alou In 7Ui; c-Slnled for Daniels In (th. Plltiburih OtM) IIHI OIO San Francisco 101 Sin JB O'Connell. HR Mays. SB Cepeda.

O'Connell. Today's Schedule St. Louis at Milwaukee. Cincinnati at Chicago (2). Philadelphia at Los Angeles (N).

Pittsburgh at San Francisco. curbed his temper. Maybe he grew tired of Stengel admonishing him after he had kicked everything within reach in the dugout, "The water cooler didn't strike you out, son." Queried about Mantle's difficult-'ies, Enos Slaughter, the veteran, says, simply, "His timing is off." Maybe Mickey Mantle needs a new alarm clock. do with saving the Boston Red Sox, a team deep in debt. Tho Yankees paid $125,000 for the Bambino and loaned the Bed Sox and I've been around longer than most.

"Ruth didn't have the speed required to bunt his way out of a slump. This boy has, while still hitting the ball as far as anybody ever did and striking out oftener who refuses to play his ace," says Perfesser Stengel, "which would be to bunt his way out of a slump. This despite the fact that he has more all-around ability than any other ballplayer I have ever seen, $350,000 to day debtors. With Babe came the lively ball. And with the lively ball in the last a tew sports writers, became suspicious.

HoweVer, it wasn't until a year later that a Chicago Jury indicted 13 persons, including eight White Sox, on charges of criminal conspiracy. After the 1920 World Series, baseball unanimously selected Ken-nesaw Mountain Landis, a Chicago Federal judge, as its first commissioner. Judge Landis, who was to rule the game with an iron hand, decided that the eight White Sox would never again play organized baseball, regardless of the court action. The original Grand Jury indictments and papers were stolen. In July of 1921 the eight players went on trial.

On Aug. 2, 1921 they were acquitted. After the ver- berg, Hap Felsch and Fred Mc-Mullen. Black Sox Label The Chicago White Sox of 1919 became known as the "Black Sox." And they had a hard time living down the tag. The scandal just about wrecked the Sox.

After finishing second in 1920, Chicago spent 15 years in the, second division and went another 24 before they climbed back at the top this season. Baseball, too, had a hard job recapturing the public's confidence. Over the years, much of the cred- Cusate's Cops Opening Brown Scores ST. LOUS MlLWAl'KEE ab bi ak kl 30 years came about two dozen sluggers with ideas of cracking Babe's one-season windfall of GO homers. It seems as though the record is baseball's greatest monument and will never be broken.

His slugging feats have made most old timers forget baseball's biggest scandal of that World Series 40 years ago. 6 0 3 0 Bruton cf ivayo victory Playoff With Lattinier 0 0 0 Mathews 3b 0 1 0 Aaron ti, 4 3 3 0 Adcock lb 3 110 bDr merit COLUMBUS, Ohio UP) A tech Blas'arae 3b Clmoll rf White lb Boyer 3b Cunn'h'm If Oreen Flood cf Oram'as ss Broiflto Sports Log By Til EASSOCIATED PRESS TENNIS FOREST HILLS, N. Alex Qlmedo and Neale Fraser moved into the men's quarter-finals of the national championships. Ron Holmberg of Brooklyn upset seventh-seeded Earl Buchholz of St. Louis 6-3, 7-5, 8-10, 5-7, 6-3.

TRACK AND FIELD WUPPERTAL, Germany Germany's world record hurdler, Martin Lauer, won the 110-meter event, defeating American Olympic star Lee Calhoun in 13.9. CHESS BLED, Yugoslavia Bobby Fischer, 16-year-old U. S. champion, defeated Soviet Grandmaster Paul 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 13 1 oioo 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 110 3 110 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 1114 3 0 10 31 should have beeii a force play at home but third basemen Johnny Ancharski lost his footing and attempted to go for the force at nical knockout by world lightweight champion Joe Brown in the fourth round last night kayoed the hopes of Canadian welterweight champion Gale Kerwin for a climb info 4 0 1 OMaye If 3 0 11 cTorra 3 0 0 0 Logan ss 4 0 3 3 Kigali Mnntllla 3b a Vernon Avlla 3h Spahn KEYSTONE SOFTBALL POST-SEASON PLAYOFFS Last Night's Score Cusate's 2, Lattimer 1. Tonight's Game 6 P.M.

Cusate's vs. Lattimer at Heights. Indians Win, But Remain In Standstill Totals io Totals Chicago has 15 games left, Cleve-' past Willie Tasby. Southpaw JacK 7th: Popped up lor Mantilla In Harshman (6-9) beat his ex-mates! ln with a five-hitter in a duel wtiVst. Lauis ww oin u.

b. ring prominence. Brown of Houston, won the non-title charity bout here in one minute and 50 seconds of the fourth after Kerwin suffered a gash over his left eye. Referee Jack Dempsey, the former heavyweight king, halted the ci Hi MH mil 2B Orfrn. HR Adcock, SB-Aaron.

8 Cunningham Philadelphia 000 000 0000 0 Los Angeles 000 001 OOx 1 6 1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS You might say the Cleveland Indians have been streaking along at a standstill in that American League pennant chase. They've won six in a row, seven of their last eight and 15 of the last 20. Yet the Injuns are right where they were when they started 4 V4 games behind Chicago's first-place White Sox. The Tribe has lost only five Milt Pappas (14-8). Rookie Jim Perry (11-7) then beat the Birds with a five-hitter in the second game.

The Indians broke a 1-1 tie with singles by Minnie Minoso and Rocky Cola-vito off Skinny Brown (9-8) in the sixth. Keres in an adjourned first round match of the International Challengers land 16. Detroit held on to third place with a 3-1 victory at Boston on a three-hit pitching job by Jim Bun-ning (16-11) and Al Kaline's two-run homer. New York, a half game behind the Tigers, handed Kansas City a 12th consecutive loss, 4-0, as Art Ditmar (12-8) and Whitey Ford combined for a four-hit hutout. The White Sox, out-hit 7-6, made third.

His throw there was high as Bezick raced home and Bobby followed. Maranki was credited with a hit on the play. Lattimer got one back in the top of the sixth when Billy Generose drew a walk, advanced on a fielder's choice and scored on a single by John Generose. Bobby, Bezick, Tony Manfredi, Fran Libonati, Ed Guza, Maranki and Brown accounted for Cusate's six hits with a single each. Lattimer had three hits singles by Tanner, Mike Spadell and J.

Generose. Bobby recorded five strikeouts. Brown and M. Spadell were defensive standouts. R.

H. E. Lattimer 000 001 01 3 2 Owens, Phillips (2), Bowman (8) and Sawatski; Drysdale and Roseboro. W-Drysdale (16-12). -Phillips (1-6).

PRO FOOTBALL Cleveland's Brown traded end Cusate's edged Lattimer last night at the Heights field, 2-1, in the first of three games for the Keystone Softball League post-season championship. Cusate's can wrap it up by defeating Lattimer at the Heights tonight. If Lattimer wins tonight, a third game will be necessary. Johnny Bobby of Cusate's and Joe Tanner of Lattimer were locked in a scoreless hurling duel until Cusate's broke the ice with two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. Chick Bezick led off with a single and Bobby drew a walk.

Charlie Brown was safe on an error to load the bases. Billy Maranki Pete Brewster to the Pittsburgh nationally televised fight, called the ringside physician to examine Kerwin and awarded the match to Brown. "This was my dream fight and I lost it," wept kerwin. "I'm sorry it happened this way. I was coming strong and the punch didn't hurt me." The 24-year-old from Ottawa hart Steelers for an undisclosed draft choice.

times in 20 four in a games since dropping! it ll in a row over the last place row and falling 4'a Senators by breaking a 1-all tie RACING CHICAGO PierponteUa ($2.80) GREATEST RECORD CHICAGO-(NEA)-The greatest riding record ever set by a jockey on a major track in a day was made in 1956 when John Heckmann won on seven of his eight mounts at Hawthorne. captured the $17,575 Durazna Stakes at Hawthorne. games behind Chicagd.on August in the seventh. 18. But those five defeats have They scored four runs in the kept them on a treadmill, for it seventh on a walk, two errors, was the White Sox who handed Al Smith's single to center, Jim BELMONT, N.

Glow Cusate 000 020 2 6 2 Batteries: Tanner and B. Generose; Bobby and Matchick. Kesack And Dunsmore Sparkle In Workouts HERSHEY (AV-Ends Bill Kesack and Jim Dunsmore continue to sparkle in daily workouts at, the University of Pennsylvania football camp here. In a workout yesterday, Kesack, a senior from Allentown, was the star pass catcher. He grabbed off seven of George Koval's tosses for over 100 yards.

then grounded to third for what ($20.10) and Gee Zee $17.10) ac counted for the two divisions of the Gazelle Stakes for 3-year-olds been out of action for about a year and hoped to use last night's bout as a stepping stone. The match gave Brown, who weighed 139 to Kerwin's 140, his 74th victory (34th knockout) against 16 losses, nine draws and two no-contests. Kerwin now has a 28-9-1 Shift Stock Car Races At Cleveland all five. Sox Also Win The Sox, who have a 17-7 record in that same span, won their fourth in a row and reduced their Rivera's single off the shin of loser Tex Clevenger (7-4), a bunt single by Bob Shaw and Luis Aparicio's sacrifice fly. It was Little Looie who counted their first run, getting around HERNIA hurting your game? Get an OTC Truss at Belmont Park.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. Float ($13) won at Atlantic City. SALEM, N. Pet ($8.80) Evergreen Oval To Sundays magic number to 12 by beating mark. took the feature at Rockingham.

Washington 5-1" Wednesday night i with a walk, his 51st stolen base, Johnson's Pharmacy 580 Alter 347 W. Broad St. FLORENCE, Clar With the promise of cooler wea lucky to escape serious injury. In Mike Duke ence Meaux rode five-winners at free Parking As a collegian, golf prop Souchak played end on the football team. fact every race was hotly contested and on one occasion some of as the two contenders opened their last trips through the East.

Cleveland stayed with 'em by sweeping a twi-night doublehcad-er at Baltimore, beating the Orioles 3-2 and 4-1. Still, any combination of 12 Chicago victories and Cleveland de an infield out and Jim Landis' fly. Shaw (15-6) gave up seven hits while beating Washington a fourth time. The Indians scored all of their first-game runs in the last three frames putting it away in the ninth when George 1 Strickland Latonia, including Wet Back ($8.60) in the feature. DEL MAR Sweet June ($21.40) captured the $15,000 Added Palo-mar Handicap at Del Mar.

Sports Briefs HOUSTON, ()hos the biggest football player in the nation? Texas Southern thinks it has him the drivers entertained the fans with an added boxing bout, but nothing serious turned out of the affair other than a short suspension and a fine invoked by. officials of the Lehigh Valley Racing Association. However, the drivers lose ther in the offing the promoters of the Evergreen Speedway, St. Johns, announced that for the balance of the season racing programs scheduled at the local oval will be switched from Friday nights to Sunday afternoons. As a result of the change the first card will be presented this coming Sunday afternoon starting at 2:30 o'clock, when the Lehigh Valley Racing Association will END OF MODEL RUN James Sorey, senior tackle from feats will their first give the White Sox singled to center and came all pennant in 40 years.

the way home when the ball got Michigan State was undefeated in 44 home football games from 1903 to 1910. Tampa, Fla. Sorey tips the beams at 309 pounds. Sorey also says he has lost 16 pounds since reporting for football training at the Negro school. present another exciting card of KINGSTON, N.

(JP) Floyd their tempers in the heat of battle, but it is soon forgotten and in a short time they'll be back battling it out once again. Marty Acker, high point man at the Evergreen oval enjoyed a good weekend and increased his lead considerably, however, his closest rival, George Wolfe, was forced to sit out Monday's race because of a suspension, which enabled Acker to (jump further in the lead as he copped the feature event on Monday afternoon. 81-laps. With the end of the season fast approaching the drivers are becoming keyed up as they battle for top positions in the point standings and the goin' gets rougher and Patterson, ex-neavy weight boxing champion, was fined $50 yesterday after he pleaded guilty to a charge of speeding on the Thruway. rougher and fans can expect to see almost anything in the line of State police said he was doing 80 I i POT FUEL BILLS up to 50! fl action from here on in miles an hour.

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In 1953 he was really rolling, but he sliced off his big toe while cutting the lawn with a power mower. In spite of that he finished with a 16-13 record, his second best, In 1954 there was real trouble. He pitched once with three days rest and from then on the stiffness never seemed to leave his arm. What will he do if the arm goes bad next season? He replied: "I'll be okay next spring." VEUUJEILEB it BEER Light Lager Lagered Longer Curt Simmons, the one-time whiz kid with the bad luck, will rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies pretty soon with an arm that "doesn't feel too bad." That was the 30-year-old pitcher's own assessment of his pitching arm when he was told of the Phillies announcement last night that he'll be recalled as soon as the Eastern League playoffs end. Simmons was sent down to Wil-liamsport in the Class A League last July to regain his pitching form.

His latest bit of bad luck, a bone chip operation in April, left his pitching arm ineffective. He pitched only 10 innings before he was sent down with the hope steady assignments would restore his effectiveness. He's 51 for Williamsport, including a victory- last night against Allentown. He went all the way "and gave up only seven hits. "My arm feels good," he said after the game.

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