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mx AffsaedahtmitiacamealiaLatmeadiammodsodosawarmokam sae CLWLmaiomidl101iLaiegiWIfikbiA4ibaiWii0ka -1061k Saturday Evening September 27 1958 PAGE FOURTEEN FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM in Bat Race Williams Catches Runnels Ashburn Nip Mays 4110 I low 0 (1) iolownsuals71 I rt i 1 I I 0 it It 1" a Virgil Trucks (2-2) for two of their four hits and two runs in the 12th It was the seventh in a row for the Birds matching their modern high set in 1955 They've won four straight from the champs Latman (3-0) a 22-year-o1d right-bander gave up nothing but singles two by Dec Lopez while walking two and striking out nine for his first complete game A sacrifice fly by White Sox rookie John Callison beat Bob Grim in the sixth Rocky Colavito joined Al Rosen (1953) and Hal Trosky (1936) as the only Indians to hit 40 home runs in one season Ile drove in three runs singling home the winner in the tinth for reliever Dick Brodowskl (1-0) herb Moford (4-9) lost it Williams who hasn't played two games in one day all year walloped his 24th home run and a single in three at bats in the opener Runnels holding a 324 to 320 edge before he went hitless in the first game was 2-for-5 in the nightcap Ted Lepcio's home run won the opener for Ike De-lock (14-8) after Roy Sievers' 39th homer tied it for the Nats Frank Sullivan (13-9) backed by Bill Renna's home run won the nightcap Vito Valentinetti (5-6) and Bill Fischer (4-10) were the losers as the Senators dropped their lith in a row Hoyt Wilhelm the knuckleballer who no-hit the Yankees last week-end gave up six hits and left with a 1-1 tie after nine innings at New York Reliever Billy Loes (34) won his first since July 3 as the Orioles tagged one base runner before retiring at the end of six Innings Ford who struck out six has allowed just one run In his last 17 Innings after a layoff because of arm trouble Cleveland defeated Detroit 5-4 and the Chicago White Sox baet Kansas City 1-0 on rookie Barry Latrnan's three-hitter in the other AL games In the National League Philadelphia's Richie Ashburn regained the betting lead with 3449 as the Phi Hies defeated Pittsburgh and 22-game winner Bob Friend 3-2 Willie Mays of San Francisco slipped to second at 3441 as the Giants defeated St Louis 4-3 Lew Burdette won his 20th as the champion Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati 2-1 and Los Angeles split a twi-night pair with the Chicago Cubs winning 6-3 then losing 2-1 IT Associated Press Two days to go and It's Ted Wiliams and Beston teammate Pete Runnels deadlocked for the American League batting lead at 322n Williams shooting for his sixth title at 40 took the lead in the first game of a twi-night doubleheader at Washington Friday night But when he at out the nightcap Ruunels came scrapping back as the Red Sox took third place wan a 6-4 and 3-1 sweep Beyond the bat race the big news in the AL was another fine pitching job by Whitey Ford in his tuneup for the World Series opener although the champion New York Yankees lost 3-2 to Baltimore in 12 innings The stubby southpaw gave up only one Taylor's inside-the-park homer in the allowed but TED WILLIAMS PMMIIEMMMNMI 0 ggilenstive cs Day lor Airmen Gain 'Big League' By Victory 0 Longhorns Turn Back Wave 21-20 0 3 3 5 4 doe 7 -40 1144 4 A 41 fr 4 'o I 4w 'OP WA ip 4 "I I 44t At 4 71T- olon l'''! 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Ai 14XVen 41h ''e- fef 111 DEMARET TURNER DEADLOCK AT 138 IN PGA METZ WINS SENIORS CROWN FAlil i SAN ANTONIO Sept 27 De- maret of Ilouston and Dick Turner of San Angelo headed into the final 36 holes of the Texas PGA championship tournament Satur- day tied at 138 Demaret looking for his seventh title fired i a 70 Friday at the par-72 Fort Sam Ilouston 4 4 1 1 course Ile had a 68 Thursday Turner had a i' 67 Thursday but rose to a 71 Friday 44 Dick Metz won the series division a 36-bole match for golfers over 59 with a second day i'f: :1 69 for a 139 total Defending Champion Tod 1 Menefee of San Antonio as second six strokes off Jack Smith and Fred Hawkins tied with 141s behind Metz in the 72-hole main event Defending Champion Earl Stewart Jr of JIMMY Dallas and Carl Gustafson of Cuero were next DEMARET with 143s CAME AT A GLANCE TULANE TEXAS 22 First Downs 15 222 Yards Gained bushing 210 12 Yards Gained Palgilig 38 II at 22 Comniried 2 at 11 I Paso's Iniercented by 1 I Goo Fumblea Recovered 3 5 for 254 Punts No Ant 5 for 330 it for 01 Penalties No 2 dge 1 tor 82 HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES Join Middies Army As Football Power Associated Press ThiS is the year according to the timetable of the Air Force Academy that the school goes "almost" big time in college football The academy would like to move in the same circles as Army and Navy the other two service teams Since its first class doesn't graduate until next year the WA has all its letter men Of last year back Under Buck Shaw the sophomore '57 club had a 36-1 record This year the schedule has been toughened considerably but new Coach Ben Martin a Navy graduate has high hopes team started operations Friday night with a smoothly-contrived 37-6 triwnph over Detroit another team that hopes to make the step as a major power One thing Is anyone Is going to stop the MA John Kuenzel and Rich Mayo a pair of passing fools will have to be stymied Kuenzel tossed for one touchdown set up another with a pass and scored once himself Alayo passed for two scores Four other major ganws were on Friday night's schedule Tex ax defeated Tulane 21-20 Georgia Tech rebounded against Florida State 17-3 Wisconsin whipped Miami 20-0 and Denver turned back Utah State 20-8 Georgia Tech beaten last week had a hard time against underdog Florida State It tip 'wars that the Itamblin' Wrecks won't be in contention for the Southeastern Conference title this year Miami couldn't do much against the towering Wisconsin line Dale Ilackbart was the big man for IVisconsin Ile passed and ran for one touchdown in the first quarter and repeated at the end of the second stanza Beeville 10 New Braunfels 22 Cuero Port 'Lavaca 26 Sinton Fu 20 Robstown San Benito 42 Itavrnondvill 14 Mercedes 22 Weslaco Mission Ph Donna Rio Grande t'ity 26 Edroseh-Eiss 6 xoPV vs --Asoclated t'ress Wirephotl CitiENIES SiIILKJ Halfback Percy Friday night in New Orleans The Longhorns' Mike ('olon sets sail around end for six yards against l'exas Veils right stollped hin Texas won 21-20 etik 4 Carter Steers Carry 411-5 Prestige Tonight 44 rriqz1 4vite 1 glie )1 4' 4 5 I i 16" 1 CONFERENCE 4A Ys leta 21 Artesia Mi IL Amarillo TORCOSII 14 El Paso Austin 4 El PA SO flui 29 Las Cruces NE 20 Snyder 25 Big Suring 20 Galena Park 12 Midland 4 Abilene 34 Lubbo': Monterey I Amarillo 12 San Angelo 7 Korger 58 Duncan Okla I Paulus 22 El Paso Bowie IL Plainview 27 Hereford 4 Arlington 22 McKinney 21 Odessa Friar 16 Birdville Irving 21 Carte Ilion 2 tVeatherford 59 Tech 1011KVICW 34 Arlington Heights 4 Paschal 12 Cleburne 12 Ole) South Oak Cliff 21 Woodrow Wilson 24 Jefferson 18 Sunset 8 Sherman 28 Adamson 0 Garland 41 Grand Prairl I Denison 14 Gainesville 14 OWL Highland Park 47 Lufkin 4 Texarkana 35 Texarkana Ark 14 Trier 21 Denton 6 Marshal 34 Kilgore I Austin 14 11 Reagan IL Bellaire 41 Houston 4 IL 0111by 48 San Jaciato I Beaumont French 7 Beaumont I Port Arthur 16 Odessa 14 Nederland 28 Bmt South Park 21 Orange 22 Sulphur La Port Neches 6 Galveston Ball Freeland 28 Jones 0 South Houston 28 Smiley 4 aco 27 Dallas Samuel 4 A Jefferson 7 Austin 6 Bryan 14 Conroe 12 TriliDie 30 Corsicana 8 Baytown 0 CC Ray 0 (tle) Brownsville 14 Pharr 12 Harlingen 36 Alice Kingsville 36 Edinburg 6 An 'McCallum at SA Alamo Heights rain SA Edison 24 McAllen CC "litter 26 SA Highland IL 'Victoria 7 Snring Branch Laredo 20 Eagle Pass 0 litchita Falls 54 Pols' Ilin Lamar 12 Ha Jeff Davis Houston Austin 14 Houston Reagan 0 Dallas Hillrrest 24 North Dallas IL SA Sam 1101181011 41 SA Lanier 20 Et Paso Tech 6 El Paso Jefferson El Paso Burgess 8 El Paso Cathedral SA Harlandale 26 SA Tech 20 TODAY'S FOOTBALL Palo Duro Lubbock Oppose City Teams In Non-Loop Tills 44 WARREN SPAIN LEW BURDETTE TEXAS CHRISTIAN at tn Favorite: Iowa hy five points Weather: Clear and warm Crowd: 59000 Important injuries: none History: first game between schools Television: none Radio: Knit tI540) To he reported hy FLEM HALL and DICK MO() RE and photographed by AL BY BILL VAN FLEET Star-Telegram Sports Editor NEW ORLEANS Sept 27 Defense has been a Texas strongpoint for two seasons under Darrell Royal but the Longhorns were thankful for a powerful offense as they headed back to Texas Saturday morning The ability to move the ball on three long scoring drives and a pass that clicked for two points after the third touchdown enabled the Texas team to turn back Tulane 21-20 The final Tulane touchdown came on a post-gun chance with an interference ruling on what would have been the last play setting up the Green Wave in business on the Texas 10 The Greenies took advantage of this last chance and passed 10 yards or touchdown then ran for two points to cut the score from 21-12 to 21-20 after the game's final gun had sounded once The score probably would have been more representative of the play had it remained at 21-12 but there's no denying that the Greenles gave the Texans all they wanted They passed for 222 yards on 16 completions in 22 attempts and rushed for another 204 yards It was the most yards any Royal-coached team has yielded in a regular-season game The Greenies used a pro-type offsense with a wing end spread 10 yards on one side and a wing-back about the same distance on the other side most of the time Occasionally both ends would be split and a halfback set up in one of the gaps It is an offense similar to the one Baylor is using this year The first two Tulane touchdowns were against Long'iorn second stringers and the final one came against a mixture of third and fourth stringers but the Tulane offense moved well most of the night Longhorn first stringers got all the Texas touchdowns Quarterback Bobby Lackey plunged a yard each time for the first two and George Blanch ran three yards for the final one The lineups: TEXAS Bryant Schulte Balm LT Jones Stolhandske Dyer O'Brien L0 Anderson Bement' Laughlin Cen Parkhur Muennink Jackson R0 Padgett Wel1s tear RT Shillinaburg Wit lams Doke Stephens Goodman Lackey Newman Cooper LH Blanch Matocha Gurwitz RH Ramirez Morris Branch EB Allen Dowdle Bednarski MANE Bellinaton Abadle Brabham LT Lockwood Lesage Scott 0 Blount Hawley Cen Jones Painter RG Clements Divietro RT Darre Egan 111' Young McLean Betithon Nugent Sweeney LHB Fleming Colon Dickerson L0 Anderson Herwerth Laughlin Cen Parkhurts Muennink Jackson RG Padgett Wells Petty RT Shillingburg Williams Doke Stephens Goodman Lackey Newman Cooper Blanch Matocha Gurwitz RH Ramirez Morris Branch Alien Dowdle Bednarsid TULANE Beffington Abadie Brabham LT Lockwood Lesage Scott Blount Hawley Cen Jones Painter 0 Clements Divietro RT Darre Egan Young McLean Petithon Nugent Sweeney LHB Fleming Colon Dickerson These Pairs Come Scarce 3A-5 Clubs Break Even In 6 Games CONFERENCE 2A Tuna 40 Quitanue Da 26 Clavton 8 Friona 20 Whiteface 0 Olton 34 Hale Center 11 Ahernathy 12 Dimmittt I Valls 15 Lackner 6 Muleshoe 36 Springlako Farwell 49 Morton 0 Floydada 40 Paducah 7 Sour 22 Croshrton 14 Tahoka 20 Seagraves O'Donnell 20 Post Staten 42 Erenshin 14 Fort Stockton 44 ille Lake Pecos 0 Crane 0 (tIe) Denver CO 20 Wink 13 Alain 14 'Van Horn Mc Canter 54 Iraan I Burkburnett 53 Childress It While Deer 72 Shamrock it Quanah 77 Memphis 14 Leforg 38 Wellington Cisco 14 Anson 0 Uwe Park 8 Haskell Hamlin 32 Ratan 8 Eastland 2 Cross Plains I Cranbury 39 Jackshoro 19 Ranger It De Leon IL Dahlia Gorman I Ylectra 25 Sevmour Olney Archer Cite 0 MO Ballinger 41 Sonora 8 Decatur 19 Northwest 6 11 Mansfield 6 (tie) Lancaster 14 Lake Worth Midlothian 12 Ry lie ft Seagoville 57 Samuel! It (ommeree 6 Cooper I It le) Lewisville 7 KPIlet 8 Cranovine 18 10 (tie) Bonham 36 Wilmer-Hutchins 0 Linden 30 New Boston 0 De Kalb 11 Pittsburg Plano Duncanville Hooks 27 Bowie Simms I Pine Tree 14 Pewitt Jefferson 16 illa Ravine Broken Bow Okla 22 Clarksville Quitman 26 Winnsboro 14 Gilmer 24 Hawkins 12 Grand Saline 46 Canton 11 Kaufman IL Wills Point 11 Daingerfield 6 Atlanta 0 Chapel Hill 22 Van 2 Terrell 20 New London 0 While Oak 40 Mineola 20 Marlin 24 Lampasas 0 West 18 Connally 7 Mart 14 McGregor 12 Catesville Hillsboro ft Brady 32 Coleman FrederIcksburg 26 Llano lifinnitOn 20 Son Saba 8 Rogers 14 Bartlett 6 Rosebud 14 Franklin Hearne 12 AAW Consolidated 10 Belton 6 Georgetown Mason 14 Rockdale Yoakum 18 Smithville Ciddings 6 Thrall 0 Taylor 35 LaGrange 0 Sweeny 20 Columbus 6 Caldwell 24 Navasota 0 Katy 34 Cypress-Fairbanks 0 Rellyille 44 Sealv 8 Crockett 24 Livingston 12 Liberty 38 Clear Creek 8 Son Aturusthie 23 Kirbrvilla 8 Silsbee 14 Port Acres IL Carthage 22 Center 0 Rusk It Troun Laporte 21 Dayton Tidehaven 42 Santa Fe I AnKIP100 28 Ctn St Thomas I Barbers Hill 26 Channelview 0 Vanderbilt 22 Palacios (Inmates 26 Reufglo 20 )iallettsville 16 Schulenbarit 14 Bastrop 24 1Ultnir 20 Gelled 20 Yorktown 8 Karnes City 20 Three Rivers Poteet 18 Pleasanton 0 'Peapack vs EA Northidde sod rain Devine 34 Cerrito Springs Pearsall 18 lienedr 6 Sanderson 22 Del Rio San Feline IL Diller 22 Crystal rill it George West 30 Fremont 14 San Diego 13 CC Academy 12 Aransas Pass 20 llebbrontille Freer IL Taft 16 Lateria 39 Port Isabel West Oso 28 Los Fresno IL SOUTHERN METHODIST at 01110 1 Favorite: Ohio State by 12)i points Weather: scattered showers warm Crowd: 82600 Important injuries: Dan Bowden SMU halfback (shoulder) Ilistory: SMU I Ohio State I Television: none Radio: WBAP (570) To be reported by ROY EDWARDS TEXAS AANI at 8 in Favorite: None Weather: Scattered showers Crowd: 25000 Important Injuries: UM Halfback Jackie Hawthorne Last year's result: AM 28 Houston 6 Series record: ASAI 3 Houston 1 two ties Television: None Broadcast: WIMP (820) at 7:45 To be reported by BILL VAN FLEET HARDIN-SIMMoNS at 8 Favorite: Baylor by 13 points Weather: Scattered showers Important injuries: None Last year's result: No game played Series record: Baylor 12 11-SU 1 Television: None Broadcast: EBLD-1070 at 7:45 To be reported by JIM TRINKLE VEST TEXAS at TEXAS 8 In Favorite: Texas Tech by 7 points Crowd: 21000 Important injuries: West Texas State Guard Leon Manley Halfback Charles Denney Center Carroll Stafford history: Texas Tech 16 West Texas 6 Television: none Radio: none To be reported by BILL CONFERENCE 3A Dumas 28 rAllY011 Pecos Crane 0 Brownfield 12 Littfield I Lanisa 28 Kermit Sweetwater 32 Stamford Monahans 2 Colorado Cite 0 Graham 20 Castleberry IL 'Mineral Bells 10 Stephenville 8 Breckenridge 40 Level land 14 lrying 22 Carrollton 2 Mesquite 54 Rockwall Bowie 31 Brewer Handley 32 Laneri 10 Henderson 14 Mt Pleasant 12 Glatiewater 34 Greenville Sulphur Snrings 24 Mt Vernon Nacogdoches 38 Huntsville 0 Carthage 22 Center Athens 12 Jacksonville 4 VS asahachie 22 Paris 6 Palestine 12 Tyler Lee Ennis 6 La Vera 6 Wel Killeen 38 Comanche 8 Aldine 24 Dickinson 6 Brenham 20 Lamar Consolidated Silsbee It Port Acres Vidor IS Jasper Slav City 50 Bolint Beer Park IL Alvin 7 El Campo 6 Wharton 4 (ile) Laitlarque 20 West Columbia 14 Burnet 16 SA MacArthur IA Kerrville 12 Brownwood tt East Central vs SA Les rata South SA 26 Sesuin San Marcos 211 Lockhart IL Uvalde 12 tondo San Angelo Lakeview 14 Det Rio MILWAUKEE Sept 27 The champion Milwaukee Braves are the first National League club to boast two 20-game winners since the 1951 New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers LEW BURDETTE became a 20 game winner for the first time last night when he beat Cincinnati 2-1 Warren Spahn already has won 21 for Milwaukee this season In 1951 Sal Maglie and Larry Jansen each won 23 for the Dodgers who lost a pennant playoff with the Giants THIS IS the sixth time the Braves have had a pair of 20- game winners first since their 1953 shift to Milwaukee Spahn and Johnny Sain were the last to do it when the Braves were in Boston in year before Sain was traded to the New York Yankees for Burdette BY LEE GRIMSLEY ittar-Teletritm Sports Writer North Side and Amon Carter Riverside try to inject a degree of respectability into this week's 4A-5 record Saturday night when they wind up this week-ends high school football action North Side ties into the tough Lubbock Westerners at Farrington Field at 7:30 while the Eagles will be at Amarillo for a date with the rugged Palo Duro Dons Friday night's results were as disastrous as Wichita Falls' 54-0 romp over Poly Thursday Arlington Heights struck for a quick touchdown in the first quarter then succumbed to a powerful Longview eleven 34-6 at Farrington At Cleburne Paschal the top-ranked team in 4A-5 and the No 2 club in the state had to come from behind in the waning seconds and settle for a 12-12 tie with 3A Cleburne Technical also went down to defeat bowing to Weatherford another 3A power 50-0 Arlington Heights got off to a roaring start Friday night forging into a 6-0 lead after only 27 seconds of play But after that Longview's depth was too much for the Jackets to cope with Stan Standridge was Paschal's only threat against Cleburne With the Panthers trailing 12-6 and 2:50 left in the game the tricky field general ignited an 80- yard march The scoring play that gave the Panthers a 12-12 deadlock was a 24-yard shot from Standridge to End Don Sanders Weatherford's power was too much for Tech as the Bulldogs went down to their third straight setback Fullback Ray Schoenke a 228-pound Hawaiian bulled his way for 202 yards rushing The 3A-5 picture split Friday right as three tennis lost and three learns won with the Castleberry Lions rating the only prediction upset with their 20-8 loss to hosting Craham Diamond Ili II ground out a 19-8 victory over hosting Goldthwaite as the Eagles gained 281 yards to Goldthwaite's 215 Mesquite's offensive hich lagged early in the season found the visiting Rockwall Ye llow Jackets' defense penetrable and rolled up a 54-0 final score The Jackrabbits outran the Bears as Brewer went to Bowie and lost a 31-0 runaway The Irving 4A-4 offense rolled up a 22-2 score against the Carrollton underdogs Handley justified its status as district favorites beating off a determined Laneri team 32-18 The Micks gave the Greyhounds rin unpredictedly dangerous challenge throughout the hard fought game NORTH TEXAS at OKLAHOMA 2 Favorite: Oklahoma State by 10 points Crowd: 20000 Important injuries: North Texas State Ends Jerry Russell and Frank Klein television: none Radio: none To he reported by GEORGE KELLAM ASC Tyler Top JC Grid Program American League Leaders Kirkpatrick Wins 50-0 Player and flub 0 AB Pet Bo ne Is 1b0don 145 558 99 LH() 372 Elroy Lewis scored three tou Williams Roston 403 77 110 3'11 Ktienn Detroit 137 554 71 176 318 downs to lead Kirkpatrick lc Ka line Detroit 144 535 83 167 312 Boyd Balt 123 397 58 112 50-0 waltz past Sherman in Power Cleveland 143 583 97 it 310 Cerv Kansas City' 139 509 93 155 5o5 Negro football game Friday ni Cleveland 147 550 91 167 104 11: 1 Mantle New York 148 511 125 153 303 L'11111t IV "I Elroy Lewis scored three touchdowns to lead Kirkpatrick to 50-0 waltz past Sherman in Negro football game Friday a a night Masonic Home Posts Fourth in Row 29-6 Ell7PY Eisner Boo Mason Bretton PR Andrews Mason McClellan Score by periods: Texas 7 0 ft 8-21 Thiene 6 0 6 8-20 Scoring (in order of occurrence): (Texas) ran one-yard for touchdown at 6:15 Lackey kicked goal Score: Texan 7 Thiene Petitbon (Tulane) passed eight yards to Young for touchdown at 11:49 Pass for Point failed Score: Texas 7 Tula!) I (Texas) ran one-yard for touchdown at 331 Run for points failed Score: Texas 13 Tulane 6 Petithon (Thiene) ran one foot for touchdown at 11:00 Pass for points failed Score: Texas 13 Tulane 12 (Texas) ran three Yards for touchdown at 0:03 Lackey passed to Bryant for two points Score: Texas 21 Tulane 12 Sweeney (Tulane) passed 10 yards to Sicilian() for touchdown after ttrne expired Sweeney ran for points Score: Texas 21 Tulane 20 UMPIRES AT EVERY CORNER TYLER Sept 27 Junior College's Apaches ranked second in the South in national JC rankings play host to Arlington State here Saturday night in the state's feature junior college football struggle Arlington State with at least three starters on the bench with injuries owns a 19-0 victory over Paris JC in its only contest Tyler has a 2-0 mark having whipped San Angelo College 28- 8 and the University of Wichita freshmen 32-0 No Series Guessing GAME AT A GLANCE MASONIC 11091E CALLISBURG 111 First Downs 13 311 'Yards Coined Rushing 140 64 Yards Coined Panning 3 of Passes Completed 1 of Passes Intercepted by 3 ODD Fumbles Recovered 3 I for 40 Punts No ft 4 for 36 7 for 71) Penalties No Yds 9 for 30 A 23-point second quarter put Masonic Home on its way to a fourth straight victory Friday night and the Masons went on to drop Callisburg 29-6 Roy Jacks scored three of the Masons' touchdowns on runs of 8 and 12 yards and on a 22-yard pass from Torn Reese Jimmy Walker's 65-yard run accounted for the other Mason score BASEBALL CHART Ryff Counts New Victory Not Anxious for Title Mix NATION AL LEAGUE Team-- IA' Pct 0B Milwaukee 91 61 599 Pittsburgh 81 ti8 553 7 San Francisco 79 73 520 12 Cincinnati 75 77 493 18 St Louis 71 81 487 20 Chicago 71 82 481 20' a Los Anizeles 71 82 464 202 Philadelphia 67 85 441 24 CONFERENCE IA Groom 20 Spearman 20 ttitE White Deer 72 Shamrock 12 Stinnett 28 Canadian 14 Turkey 6 Clarendon Farwell 49 Morton Anton 46 Lubbock Cooney 26 Kress 14 Latbaddie 6 New Deal Ida Ion 6 Petersburg 14 Wilson Ilanne 24 Silverton 6 Sundown 16 Sudan 6 Plains 48 Jai Itt 6 Loraine 14 Roby tL ()On 31 Stanton I Merkel 42 Coahema I Roscoe 14 Grandra its 14 Marfa Sablnal A Junction 0 Menard 24 Eden 14 Albany 42 Throckmorton Merkel 42 Coahoma 1 Crawell 20 Matador 6 Springtown 40 Toler 1 Formersville 14 WhItewright 13 New Diana 6 Hughes Springs 1 alco 46 Llhertv-Evian Earner 21 Wylie 6 110117 62111Ca2ssto owl: Wolfe city Berens 57 Mabank Edgewood 19 Lindale 1 Am 22 Brownsbora 6 Leverett's Chapel 40 Sablne 1 Mountain 12 Overton 12 (tle) Carlisle 8 Boyd 6 Shelbyville 32 Diboll eneha 14 Joannin 8 Garrison 28 Corrigan Itialakoll 6 Elkhart 1 Groesbeck 22 Hubbard 18 Itasca 46 Joshua filen Rose 68 Alavarade Clifton 22 Valley Mille 6 Granger 34 Leander I litillitalsette 6 East Chambers Bridge CRY 22 Evades IL Warren 50 Hardin 24 West Orange Anaheim Orangefield 19 Iowa La Magnolia 36 Klein 14 Crosby 36 Saratoga Missouri City 14 Tomball 1 Peariand 14 Danbury 6 Sugar Land 48 Hempstead Garwood 43 Ea-le Lake 8 Hitchcock 15 Galveston Mewls Louise 32 CYPROCIll eimar 12 Orchard Canada 14 Fast Bernard 2 Bloomington 54 Nordholm Natalia 26 SA Southside 12 SA Edgewood 42 Southwest 1 Bander a 26 Schreiner Johnson City 22 Blanco 12 Path 28 F311 eitV 6 Pettus 14 Rannnette 6 Bishop 41 Mathis 14 Tolosa-Midway 44 Ingleside 11 Moodshoro 12 Calallen tiregarY-Portland 40 Oranto Grove I Rockport 22 Flour Bluff IC Rio Hondo 24 BrownsTillo Jo sen61 6 SOMOliglit 22 La rogto I Jourdanton 8 Charlotte I 101P011i 24 Riesel 20 (aw EdtityistrZrdC1hlin it Springs FA Byrne 36 Newell I Colts Trip McKinney On Second Blocker TD 13 1312 14 1511 111 21 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 90 62 592 Chicago 81 71 533 Boston 77 75 507 Cleveland 76 75 503 Detroit 76 76 500 Baltimore 74 7 440 KRTISKS City 72 AO 474 Washington 61 91 401 RESULTS experience as well as the money As Hubbard expressed it succinctly: "You've got to get 'em in there or let 'em go" It is about 18 years since six umpires have functioned in a World Series one each along the foul lines Before that an arbiter from either league sat in the stands during a series ready for an emergency But they never were called although in 1938 Yanks vs Cubs it almost happened Charlie Moran veteran National Leaguer was umpiring at second with Hubbard at first Red Rolfe Yank third-sacker picked up a ground ball to start a double play Joe Gordon caught it tagged second and whirled to throw to first Moran was standing close to the infield and he got the ball squarely in the mouth "Never forget it" said Hubbard "Ile was spittin' teeth along the baseline and bleedin' like a stuck hog His upper lip was gashed and he was a mess ''But he wouldn't leave the field We stopped the bleeding didn't even use any tape "I wanted him to take the day off but he said: 'You got kicked in the mouth plenty in oot al 1 didn't you and stayed? Ile worked the rest of the series too" The next year or maybe the year after they put the extra umps in uniforms on stools along the foul-lines and gave them responsibility for the home runs and border line drives Finally Judge Landis ordered: "Make 'cm stand up" and the present alignment has been in practice for 15 years "I don't know of any game or series that might have been affected by them not being out there" said Cal But I remember one time when I called a Yankee home run foul It went into the upper deck in right and was foul when it landed But the pole in those day! only went up about 30 feet and I couldn't tell you now whether it was foul or fair as the ball went over the pole "Nobody complained but a man out there would have been sure The infield umpires got $3000 per man for the series the outfield twosome $1500 each! BY JOHN CARMICHAEL Chicago Daily News Sports Editor MILWAUKEE Sept 27--The fact that the Yankees and Braves are meeting for the second straight year next Wednesday has reduced pre-series guessing to a minimum It is baldly obvious that Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette will pitch the first two games against Whitey Ford and Bob Turley The order is meaningless But in case the series didn't come back here Manager Fred Haney never could explain the absence of his two stars from the opening games On the other hand Don Larsen probable No 3 starter for the Yanks should have all the benefits of his own stadium with its yawning canyons for right-hand hitters So that much is settled Even the umpires have been determined and the American League's veteran Bill Summers is not among them This is no oversight It is the policy of Will Harridge league president and Cal Hubbard chief of umpires to get their younger men in there as soon as possible for the McKINNEY Sept 27 (SOL-- A 10-yard shot in the fourth quarter the second touchdown by Arlington's Ken Blocker lifted the Colts to a 22-21 victory over McKinney Friday night Trailing 21-8 at halftime the Ponies sent Charley Key across the McKinney goal on a six-yard stab then secured the victory on Blocker's second counter The rally was of small consequence Moving expertly and timing his lefts expertly Ryff had floored Kerwin for a count of by the the fourth and cuffed him severely Referee Eddie La Fond scored the contest for Ryff 94-85 Making it unanimous Judge Joe Bunsa went for Ryff 98-89 and Judge Mike Tardugno 98-83 Kerwin wei ghed 140 to Ryff's 137 "Ile looked like I usually do" Ryff said afterward referring to Kerwin's bleeding head wounds Both boys agreed the cuts were caused by accidental butts The victory was No 27 for Ryff against five defeats For the Ottawa-born Kerwin who now lives in Valley Stream Y- the loss was his 8th in 37 bouts WASHINGTON Sept 27 Unlike most established fighters Lightweight Frankie Ryff is in no rush for a title match Ryff's new manager ex-champ Barney Ross wants to move cautiously And that's all right with Frank le who's making a new start although he's had seven years in the ring won the sixth straight decision in his comeback Friday night overwhelming Gale Kerwin with a crackling left hook in a nationally televised 10-rounder at Capitol Arena Kerwin the Canadian I igh tweight champion finished like a bull just out of a rodeo chute Bleeding freely from forehead and eye cuts the 23-year-old Kerwin stunned Ryff with a long left in the ninth and a right cross in the 10th NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelohia 3 Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati Chicago 3-2 Los Angeles 6-1 San Francisco 4 St Louis 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 3 New York 2 12 innings) Poston 6-3 Washington 4-I Chicago I Kansas City 0 Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 LITTLE W(IRM) SERIES Minneapolis 6 Montreal 2 SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE NATION LEAGUE Cincinnati at Milaatiare Ness combe 0-13) or Hook I mot vs spahn 121-11): Chicago at Los Angeles Hillman (4-8) vs Williams (9-7) or Maurie llo Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (tight) Cardwell (2-6) vs Law t14-11) St Louis at San Francisco Jackson t13-13) vs McCormick (11-1) AMERICAN LEAGUE at New York Pappas (10-9) vs Larsen (8 6): Boston at Washington Brewer (12-12) vs Ramos (14-16) Detroit at Cleveland Enytark (14-13) vs McLish (16-7) Kansas City at Chicago Urban (811) vs Wynn 04-15) TCU-Hog Tickets on Sale Tickets to the Arkansas-Tal football game next Saturday went on sale Saturday at Washer Bros Sporting Goods and Collier's Drug Store at 7th and Main i I rrkg 14014641 4 Or 114rer 1111 00-A100414014 4 4.