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BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, OCTOBER 9, 1960 D--THREE BRIDGEPORT BATTLES HOFSTRA TO SCORELESS TIE Underdogs Snap 14 Game Streak of Long Island Team The defensive line of the University of Bridgeport football team staged ils second goal line stand of the game to thwart a late drive by Hofstra College and gain a oveted 0-0 deadlock with the undefeated, previously untied Dutchmen last night at Hedges Stadium before a crowd of 4,000 fans. In the fourth quarter, the visiting Hofstra squad drove from its own 25 to the UB eight yard line, and had a first down and goal. Three tries at the dogged defenders failed to produce a touchdown, and senior center Burt Swerdling attempted a field goal, which was wide, and the "Knights took over on their own 20. Earlier in the contest. Bridgeport's defense halted Hofstra inside the UB 10.

and in all. the offense-minded visitors gained only 183 yards on the ground and 99 yards by passing. Statistically, the Dutchmen held a wide margin first downs to five for the home forces. Norm Pederson played an alert game in the Knights' secondary, intercepting three passes, and the punting of sub quarterback John Hutchinson helped keep the Knights out of a hole. Hutchinson averaged 47 yards per kick, and drove Hofstra deep into its own territory on two occasions.

HOBTRA FNPS: KOSFAS. DcNFKK. TACKLES: CHUM. POI.ISKK. GVAHDS: GANNOX, DIBLASI.

CENTER: PASSBEUil. BACKS: ZOIA. DEVLIN. BALDl'CCI, Brown. RnlDOF.PORT F.SDS: MOIUN.

LE5KO. Carey. Pfar- "TACKI.KS: VALE.VTLVE. SIIIILB. Whan.

Sirowich. r.VABDS: PA1.VNBO. SMITH. Murdort. CENTERS: RALLO.

Flpschr.rr RACKS: rAWVALE. IZEKAV. OSHAN CONETTA. Shea. Hutchtnson.

BeGresono. Results Entries and Selections Behuoiit Results Garden State Results IMfcKNA'HOSAL BY AP Wirephoto AUTUMN CLASH--Here is a sequence version of the first inning play in which Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek, attempting to break up a double play, executed a slide that completely upset Pirates shortstop Dick Groat in yesterday's World Series game at Yankee Stadium. Kubek starts roll, top left, sending Groat into air, top right. roat, ball still in hand, looks to first as he falls, bottom left and hits ground bottom right. JOHN FERRANDO SETS 2 NEWFIELD MARKS Score by periods: Hofstra 0 0 0 0 0 Ertaggport 0 Statistics: First downs.

Hofslra 19. UB 5. Yards caincd nishlnc; Hofstra 153, UB 93. Yards sained passinc: Hofstra C3, UK 7. attempted: Hofstra 71.

tIB 17. Passes comrlded. Hofstra fr. UB Intercepted by Hofstra 4, UB 3. Penalties: Hofstra for EO yards: Eridie- port lor 30 yardi.

SHALLBUNDLESCORES AGUA CALIENTE. Mexico -(UPI) Small Bundle, the three- year-old daughter of Khaled and Miriah. won her third straight victory yesterday at Caliente i A iwi 1 track, defeating Easytonk I A IVI No Birthday for Murtaugh Johnnv Ferrando, rolling with Ferrando's restaurant team, established two all-time records in the IS-vears history of the Newfield Victory duckpin leainie durin? the oast week when he howled a high sinale game of 193 and a high three-pames total of 487 at the Newfield alleys. A single nin miss cost Fer- randn membership.in the "2(10 Club" of the National Duckpin Bottling Congress and a gold medal as well as a good chance to crash the ranks of the ultra-exclusive "500 Club," which lists only 15 members. However, he will receive two NDBC chevron awards for his better than 175 single nnd total score of more than 450.

In his brilliant 19.1 game, Ferrando registered four consecutive strikes and three spares. His other game scores were 159 and 115. NORTH CAROLINA TOPS by a head. It was Small By JOE BRADIS NEW YORK. (AP) "It was a heck of a birthday present." snorted Danny Murtaugh of Pittsburgh yesterday after his Pirates took a 10-0 shellacking from the New York Yankees.

"But we're not the only club that Whitey Ford has made look SOCCER COMBINES OPEN CUP PLAY By JIM KENSIL i YORK--(AP) A fellow-it might have been Plato. Sir Waller Raleigh or even Casey: Stengel--once said, "make the spares and the strikes will take care of themselves." Well, anyway, that's the whole- idea of a new television bowling show hooked up with the new. Saturday night fight series that 1 began on ABC last night. Unlike the straight head-to-head; regulation matches that popularized bowling TV or NBC rival "Jackpot Bowling" (for strikes) which formerly followed the Friday night fights, the new show, "Make That Spare." intends to show the nation's millions of bowlers how to do just that. Each week two leading will compete in a 1 match based on completing; spares.

And the man who will rrar describe what's going on for the TV bowling fans is Johnny John: ston. i His father was a billiards; champion. His mother was HITH--s? bowling champion. So he ends up I 171 as a popular motion v.vVram i Broadway stage, recording, i la club, radio and TV star. On the way he was junior! world billiard champion and has done enough bowling to retain a 195 average.

But how does a guy who played in the stage show "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" and was a regular panelist on TV's "Masquerade p.ouriior.i on the three and two pitch, I ung and connnecied. "It was a rather high fast ball on :r.s:-je corner o. the plate, a natural ball to "I have a tendency to fall away try to pall the ball. Frank Crosetti. Yankee third base coach, rr.oaons to trv to hit Ciom Labine was pitching for TH IKII-- $iOCO makers 2 113 Jewel Tr.ic.'.' Bear Off.

Su fi iuri0asi sauce 1: Glsnnpsp. Dtlard Shoemakf 117 Guenn ran--Alstar Lar.Ete.' wise Shin ished I aM a Jowan 2 1P3r BY WHITNEY MARTIN NEV: YORK. (AP) Eobay Richardson admitird hp w.s thr- Rues when Bobby hit for the "Dad-bum surprised" when he distance. George Witt was pitch- hit a grand slam home run in.in:; he got his hases-loaded first inning to the on another fast ball. kees a lead and break she.

Place Bauer third World Series game Richardson has batted nearly Pittsburgh Pirates wide open everywhere in Casey Stengel's ev- yesterday. er-shiftina batting order, bat he "Dad bum" is the closest the can baKmg sev- iittle 23-ycar-oid second base-man as yesterday, comes to profanity. In fact, he's "It was a pleasure to play the goins to be general secretary of full nine innings," he grinned, i the YMCA at Sumter. S.C., his "and you might say I'm quite home town, the next four happy as to the way everything months. "1 though: 1 hit th? turned out.

My wife, Betsy, and ball pretty said hap. my mother-in-law were in the piiy. "hut go: to first stands today, too." base I saw the left fielder mov- Richardson makes no pretense ing in and 1 thought he had of being a power hitter. His vahie caugh: Then I the umpire primarily is as a glove man, a urK vvave me around." i slick fielder. Series Record as the only Yankee to hit 5 Those four runs, and two 309 1959, however.

This year he rapped in the- fourth with a he dropped off to .252 and batted bases loaded single, gave only 26 runs. He rapped home ardson a series one game rec- only seven after the All-Star game ord of six runs batted in. i to the end of the regular a-vi "I was a little ernbarrased season. when I went out on the field af- He's 5 feet 9 and weighs about ter the hit." he said. "I had hit 153 a nd 13 a product of the i three major league ce organization.

Scout Bill Har- tv.o vears--two in 1959 rig one this year. I never rand slam before in my life, Du: Wri-. runs him for the Norfolk is "1 wasn't trying to hit a home; for the meet a the third World Series quiet and affable little uv, but in 1957 and 195S he was Onered Bridg Meison Palion BaWpaie. Bouimpns ion Five of this city's soccer teams Party." among other things get No Rock are set lor action in opening round matches of the annual to be a bowling emcee? He Tells How O.COO added year olds up Off Time 3-5 Don Pojrcio 12D Bo'jlmptis Bundle's win in 10 outings. Her time for the six furlong feature was 1:09 3-5.

Western Story was a safely- held third. Ridden by Louis Leon, Small! Bundle battled all the way with Easytony before taking the race paid $4.60, S2.SO and $2.40. With only one favorite winning in the 5-10 handicapping contest second period touchdowns bad," added the Pirates' skipper. "But it sure didn't make me any younger." Murtaugh said before the game a victory would be a half present to him. The other half present was two packs of chewing tobacco from his daughter, Kathy.

And the Yankees made Murtaugh swallow a lot of juice with their bombardment of 16 hits and the second straight loss in the World Series. No Changes Despite the loss, the 43-year-old Pirate skipper said he would not change his pitching plans for todav's fourth game. "if will be Vern Law today and Harvey Haddix on Monday." he said. "Bob Friend will be in the bull pen. He can pitch frequently with little rest." Murtaugh said Vinegar Bend Mizell didn't have his usual stuff.

"He's a lot faster than he was." said Murtaugh. Mizell said he was never more ready to pitch in his entire life "three base hits up the mid- necticut State Cup competition' today, but the Bridgeport Italian' Community Center squad and the Bridgeport City Soccer club kick- ute." said Johi show you the show." my. I want format of Morn 1'7 shoemaker 5.G3 idt. 7.60 5.r-; 6. Sister 5 Ally.

i VEnslress 15 Grant r.oyaljAlwi ran--J-Our Jtxiv. narp. My Pear Girl. Evening Glo' TeacPtion. Improve f--FieM Elr.MTH-- SiOCO claiming year and ur 1 6 miles Ol! 5 Tin 4 trying not to hit into a dou-; US ed only as a utility man, and ar.h«tfa:i miles 5 bleplay.

I had fouled off the first na a batting average of .000, and then got the signalj ith a total of five-at-bats in six for a bunt to try to squeeze a run. That didn't work. Then. 0 i ftriii iis Arcarn the i ran--Dirre. mm'cv.

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withstood a desparate second half die there's nothing you yesterday to defeat Notre Dame 12-7 in an 'football battle on a field. intersectional do about it." The tall Alabaman was the rainsoacked! first of six Pirate pitchers to toil. Clem Labine. who followed. A cheering homecoming crowd! also pitched to only five bat- of 40,000 saw twice-beaten North ters.

Carolina achieve its first victory! Labine said Bob Richardson over the Irish in an 11-gameihit a high inside fast ball for series dating to 1949. i his bases-loaded homer in the sequence, 33 tickets had fourwir, on a 47-ifet ners for a payoff of $1,444.20 ygrd play from auarterback He rea whacked said apiece In Stock! Men's Ladies' Bowling Shirts Immediate Delivery! MOONEY'S 12 StflK 48 Color ComblncrioRS 280 FA1RFIELD AYE. Fhoni ED 5-2191 Ray Harris to Halfback Skip Labine. "How many did he hit Clement. North Carolina made itj all vear?" he asked inquisitive- 12-0 when end Mike Greendayj i re a11y doesn't maiter.

ran back a pass interception 421 He hit a home run and they ar ds. don't asi you to hit it any farth- Notre Dame, harrassed by passj er interceptions, drove past The i a nicked Ford for North Carolina 20-yard line five times before finally scoring late in the final period- End Max Burnell recovered a Farris fumble on North Carolina's 26 and Halfback Bob Scarpito carried it over later from the 2. only four hits and only one ex- XPAT- POST SPTS SOf.THERN CONN. 5IA.IOR Corrols Ford car.dee Arena Suhalpino Johnson Plara Slar Laundry War Mcrnor.ai' MiUord Alum. Headquarters For "Bnunwick Bowling Balls ILoW Budget Lifetime Guortwtecd Free Initials SAME DAY SERVICE Custom Fined Drilled To Your Esoct Grip ty "BRUNSWICK" Tralntd Eiptrtil MOONEY'S 280 Wrflfld Avt.

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"It's realK I difficult to pick out a pitch I this stadium." he said. "The way this club (Yankees) hits." said Roberto Clements dis gustedly, "they should have won pennant in August and not wai 5 so long." Bob Skinner, still nursing sore thumb, said he hoped he could plav todav but he doubtful. The thumb is stil 10 sore and he's unable to grip ilili The Pirates tramped into 1 dressing room with long face and Murtaugh wore the longest But the genial Irishman recovered and managed to crac! a few smiles. I "Now that the game is ove what would you like for you birthday." asked one newsman And Murtaugh replied with big grin: 3 "To see my 44th birthday." 6 Murtaugh said he still plan to have a birthday celebratio with his wife and family at quiet dinner. While Murtaugh managed smile.

Third Baseman Don Hoa was in no mood for any joke. "So we lost another." he sail "Well, don't bury the Pirate 1:1 yet." Record! 3--Biack Racks Rocki Inii. 3--Dollar Ind. S--Boroi Holy Trinity at Maury's Black Rocks Holland! Bill WINNER, 28-1 4 'I FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP i Baylor's Bears ran and passe Arkansas Razurbacks ragge 175 yesterday for a 28-14 Southwe conference football victory whic broke an eight-came winnin streak for Arkansas.

Quickly he drew a half dozen sets of bowling pins, shading cer- Uain ones to designate that AH us i were still standing. A1 "Now this is the 2-4-5-8 split. i call that a That's The other three Park hat the bowlers will shoot for' ubs entered in the statewide; the first frame. And here's the imination cup play will play! second one, the a 1-2-4-7 way from home this split. Now you hit it here and Tie Bridgeport Hungarian squadi and Johnny was talking ill battle the New Haven Cityi away, working the pencil and occer club squad in the Elm! convincing the listener that he ity while the Bridgeport Ukrain-i knew as much about bowling as travel to Naugatuck and the i that fellow Stengel does about ridgeport City club's baseball.

earn meets the Waterburyj And better yet, you could un- second-string team at Wa- derstand him. So it's that simple. Johnny Chal Bane 112 Harmau Greallea ITS Verrone 27.HC O-ie Stroke 1C5 Scot; AL'o ran--i-eventy-SLX. Wild Effo-t Icy Day. Mv Prak-.

Black Kathy So.ua iNarragaiiselt Results Yesterday was his first experience in a "hero" role, and he it in stride, grinnning bash- I Fully as pitcher Whitey Ford rub- By VMIEB niLss LSTEiLxATioNAt! bed his head and outfielder Mick- weather--t ieur Track--fast jey Mantle rubbed his chest for uiTTme 6 jthe benefit of photographers. woman ui. stof pitched a superlative gama u-. o'-ver IT) 3 "IJiand Mantle had four snclud- Gh, a tremendous tape-measure Fmk- Card 1 Trin-. ihomer tO deep left IielG.

Crs His "dad-bum" expletive, Rich- 3 jear got from his high school TM TM 6 lutteB. on Tin. coach Si.io "I don't know how to spell it, "oior what it means," he said. "But coach was kicked off the field p.idge! 'once for using it." it as noted he was not on tfl9 erbury. A banner crowd is expected to ttend the first contest between Johnston is a bowling emcee because he's glib and he knows the ie Italian Community Center a ame ridgeport City kickers in thei other 5 are3 bmvlers istory of the two local 11 shoot for are the 4, Ithough the Citv hooters will! 2 10 and the In er without the services of their five llts are wo rth 50 egular starters, they are never- heless rated as favorites the TM st omts wins bowler 51 51,000.

loser gets S250. The winner ieir upset-minded opponents. Premier and has season he was at the micro- een drilling strenuously prep- hone in Madison Square Garden ration for today's contest. I the annual Tournament of The probable starting lineup of i champions competition and his he City club follows: Peter ork there led to the television y. goalkeeper: Frank lave Scott.

Charley McDougall.j If any of his admirers ohn Laughlin, Pat any songs, piano playing or jokes rnrionc. McGloin. Chico on the bowling shows, they'll 01 Hungerford, Jack Fleming, disappointed. ohn Stuart and Bobby Kratzer. "This is a show with bowlers.tJai.'HMr'cM and for bowlers, and that's all I'm going to be concerned with-- bowling." said the fellow who 1 has rolled a strike in just about every lane he started down.

GIRLS' INTER-ALLEY tandlnci Club ack Rocks i-s CVTER-AIXET BOWLIG OTTAWA REGISTERS 'otland at BiTl 'fly Tnrriay at 'arammint Fm-i. at Kl-i HOLY TTUNTTV I 10! OTTAWA, (AP)--The Riders put on a ii down drive yesterday to smother Montreal Alouettes 41-23 in i i i a Big Four football league game I before 16,721. It was the seventh victory in 10 starts for the second-place Riders and the seventh loss for third-place Montreal. Halfback Joe Kelly scored of Ottawa's six grounri-playjW touchdowns. Ron Stewart two and- Jackson one.

Gary Schreideri Mors ni kicked five conversions in six; a Patterson scored two Tijrti touchdowns for Montreal in pass''" 7 es an( George Dixon the otheri on a 17-yard run. Bill Bewley converted all three and kicked single on attempted field Quarterback Sam Etcheverry al- so kicked a single. UHIGE Baumnnd Grr.s^' teammates, as indicated by his selection as the team representa- OH the plaver Committee. ALL-STAR WRESTLING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES ANTONIO ROCCA MIGUEL PEREZ DR. JERRY GRAHAM PAMPERO FIRPO PLUS Mony Other TV Start SATURDAY AT 8 P.M.

PRICES Reserved 2.25 and 3.25 General Admission 1.25 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP -Gansett Selections Bclmont Selections Stratford Jr. 'A Midget Race Club 50-LAP FEATURE Sunday, Oct. P.M. Honeyspof Meadow Stratford WALINGTON DEFEATS STANFORD, 29 TO 10 MIDDLEBURY WINS Team sir.sJc. Ket--Danburr VfIcnrhiv av; rklpss.

Shaiiiro. F.o^ende tola). Sdarc. Rudolph jinele, fclnre i Schfrtnlft Tomorroi i Frhwartz vs Miller i-! Echarfstfln vs. Shapiro 171 Vetenchifc vs.

Grcenstcln Orlsnrr Gross Bflumrlnd vs. LfenUial 1W2 Berkowiu vs. Wciner STANTORD. Wash- Ail-America quarterback. Bob Schlored! passed for one' 'i WILLIAMSTOWN, (AP) touchdown and ran for another! 1 Underdog Midcilebury college as the resurging Huskies battered i scored early in the first quarter fumbling Stanford 29-10 in i 5 and again right after the second nationally televised Big Five bai-i half opened to win 16-0 over Will- tie.

'M jams Saturday. Stung by a 15-1-! upset loss to The victory extended Middle- Navy a week ago. the Huskies put i bury's streak''to three and aveng- 10 points on the Scoreboard yes- ed 'last year's defeat when i a before Stanford controlled. 9 iams was the only club to the ball. the Panthers.

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