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THE RIXXSAS CITY STAR SATTTIMAN OCTOPETI 12 19111 5 I he Sports Mirror IA COMEDIAN IN GAM I Football Weather for Scrim ilEChEN IJ MI thy the A sonctated Pre Ai Today a Year Fran risco defeated Seattle to 5 in sixth game to win Pacific Coast league governor's cup play-off four games to one Three Years foot c-774-77N --747-E3AS LONGHORNS L- IA Air EAL7 714 7-E3AS" I 4fC 11 EAlL I Sr tours 0012 I APi JACKIE PRICE AN ADDED ATTRAC- er better suited for football than TION Al BLUES STADIUM birtheball is in prospect for tomor- row's sixth game of the world seties t'Itt NI ill Meet the Clear skies with the mercury in hatched l'atae (iron!) I lllll or the low 605 WaS the forecast CIL rOW Afternoon and the weather bureau The Monday Night perature dipped to 38 early today ha In t)Itet tlt a flitIPS1 1017 the low 605 WaS the foreca-st the weather bureau The re perature dipped to 38 early today the lowest for this date since 1917 St Louti Will Use Star Left Hinder in Effort to Stop Red Sox 'I he Lonplixpected Shuffle In New York Bell Club Is Under Way CORDON TO THE TRIBE Eddie Itockman Also to Cleve of a Joe Di Maggio Trade SHKE YANK TREE c- LongExpected Shuffle in 14F New York Ball Club 'W It 41 Is Under Way A CORDON TO THE TRIBEll' elN Eddie Ilockman Also to Cleve of a Joe DiNtaggio Trade 1 HE HAS ONE SHUTOUT! ball teams in the Associated Press poll were Notre Dame Army Navy Penn Purdue Duke Iowa Cronin Is Expected to Start Hair Pre-Flight Southern California ris or Ferris' in Tomorrow's Michigan College of Pacific Sixth Game Five Vars Ago New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 16 to En Route to St Louts Oct 0 for fourth win to lead Eastern 12(AP) Harry Brecheen division of National Football stands between the Boston lea glie: Iktirs with 53 t4) 7 victory over Cardinals top West-Red Sox and the 1946 world: ern distion En Route to St Louts Oct 12(AP) Harry Brecheen stands between the Boston Red Sox and the 1946 world i' i t' bi 4743 ur VtkoL A 1 Ak i Ate iirtQt) 04) 11 71' AzsreiRNI ro 7--)e4s' ONLY 41 NACP ZEISZ-N dc-oeiNo 445' ezeob-- AzsraRN-Co 0'70 71 7-Z-)64S' 0AlLY for--r40a-- AwotVltirQC 1 -N -i -----004r 0 4) tTik'll' ll 1' 1 championship as the travel- weary baseball caravan heads1 back to Sportsmans park Football Results 1 ig" 71BY New York Oct 12(AP)-- I The long-expected shakeup till the ranks of the New York I Yankees once the scourge of the baseball world has start- ed In earnest In a bur prise announcement at 1riiii11t the Yankee announcess fi! til had traded Joe I Flash i Oor- don star setond baseman to the (1-eland Indians for Allie Rey- a 27-year-old right-handed mrcher who won eleven games and MORA- lost fifteen the past season 1 From tile Kansas City Club 1 The Yanks also sent Joe Edward' 1 Buckman a rookie third-sacker to the Indians for an undisclosed! -ni nt aaah anti n't a nano fa ha of cash and players to be AcrER rUl 611 lam -4 New York Oct 12(AP)-- 114170 u) 1)1 14 Illege McPherson 28 Collect of Baker 26 SOLIt0 Cron a 14 Furman 7 Da14-Eitiii A 0 Moravian Mianti 20 Texas chnhttan 12 Ovorata 28 Kentucky 13 Central COliftte 25 Prineinia Southern Methodist 15 Oklahoma A and ft Fordham 7 St Vincent 12 Wavtlestitixtr 7 Delaiiiire 44 WAstern Maryland 0 Orateland 6 Chillicothe Sualueria levee 0 MsoticI 13 7 Oklahoma Miami) college C16 Ktrtor Point 7 1rsbvterlon 37 0 The Citadel 28 WV berrv 7 liVittenbera 39 Wilmington 0 North Dakota 21 South Dakota Xavier 7 John Carroll 6 Southeastern Oklahoma State 6 Central 0 Sour hweltern Oklahoma State 33 SouthKamax 0 Flint Central Oklahoma State 33 Cul I of all the baseball entertainers i who will exhibit their talents at the Blues stadium tomorrow afternoon 159 4 A it 6 i and Monday night the appearance FRESHMAN BACK A STAR i of Jack Price is likely to create al- most as much attention as that of 1 PAYNE JR WHIPS COWPOKES' I Bobby Feller Satehell Paige ALMOST SINGLEHANDED FRANK Rizzuto and the others Tbe 1 st i en ss r0111 Te II a a I The fact that Feller and Paige erial Path-Bob Fenimore ranked as the two finest moundI tide Aggie specimens in the sport A-ill be arrayed again st each other makes this i an outstanding post-season contestI TNE STATISTICE i The addition of Price the comedian' A adds a touch pleasing to followers pirst d9 i of baseball Yard gained romunk net 56 1:9 1 A roma RED BIRO Forgkard paues arempted 14 14 'oraard pa3es 11 12 I Jackie used to play short for the partbdy plaorwdvneaLcstnpk8 121 Columbus Red Birds going from Yqrda gamed run-back of In- that team to Milwaukee and thence "Ifioin I) 11 IO Cleveland He is the ambidex-' TrmIm efr tgsit klelci 3 1:14 I i trOLIS If'llOW who catches baseballs I Opponnt furnbiek recovered I while standing on his head while IrtgVar 7 doubled up in a knot while hang- okiatenes A Al 0 0 0 e-s a 2 0 7 6--I5 trig by his heels from a screen In fact there probably isn't any posi! DALLAS TEX Oct 12(UP)--An 18- tion in which a nimble chap can year-old freshman back emerged to- get himself into that Jackie can't handle the baseball day as Southern Methodist univer- sity's big hope for 1946 football glory One of lib new stunts is to throw in the Aake of his almost single thee baseballs to three different' players at the same time His Het handed defeat last night of a fa- also calls for the use Of a jeep with voted Ok ahoma A and el: ven': I the windthield removed 15 to 6 before 28000 in the Cotton Before the game Charley Keller of bowl the Yankees Jeff Heath Of the St The new Mustang star was 165- I Louis Brown and Sam Chapman wind Frank Payne jr of Breeke of the Athletics all with home run prowess will give a batting demon- enridge Tex stration and after the game Feller WIN IN LAST MALE will give away a dozen baseballs! While Bob Fenimore All-AmeriCa autographed by his players back at injured on the aide-lines The Negro stars grouped with 'young Payne passed and ran South- are equally outstanding in ern Methodist to touchdowns In the Itheir two big league circuits In fact third and fourth periods complet 4 the roster reads like a "Who's Who" ing twelve of fourteen blazing passes in Negro baseball for 125 yards and then racing i 1 for 125 yards and then racing 1 in Negro baseball yfy V4 IVVgq Vt '(i 4 Out in front of the St Louis Cardinals by a 3-2 margin in games Joe Cronin's Sox need but one more victory to clinch the big prize That one victory must be earned tomorrow over Brecheen a crafty' left-bander who holds a 3-0 series shutout or the decision will be hanging in the balance until a seventh game is played Tuesday Undecided on Ills Pitcher Cronin has listed an "either or'i pitching selection refusing to go any further than to say it will be Mickey Harris or Dave Boston climbed back Into the driver's seat on yestrday's 6-3 victory as three Red Sox players who had not figured prominently in pre-series discussion wrapped up the fifth game all by themselves Joe Dobson an overlooked starting pitcher threw a 4-hitter in copping his first series effort Don GutH teridge a last-minute sub for thei ailing Bobby Doerr came up withl two big hits one of which drove' home the tie-breaking run in the i second inning and Leon Culberson an added starter in right field1 smashed a home run that gave Doh amount announced later Bockman trained aith the Yanks in Panama last' spring before being shifted to he (tub's Kansas City farm in the Amorlean Association The dal apparently made by I irv MacPliail president of the and Bill Veecit president the Indians at the world series Inston follows the unexpected I of Bill Dickey as man it in the closing days of the Dickey had succeeded Joe 1 I ILI LI ir 71145 tla a IJA Last- Dickey had succeeded Joe 1 14 'ze-1 1 --imillinrati --ar-- 7 Al AillsrAlb at 14V'I 4 AzZle' i 7 1 i ad giA I ri ie' d''' gal''' lege of the attrks 6 George Wohinsion 13 Rollins Lotosillie 20 Ctorkoirian Wichita 12 Drake 6 Rolla 20 Warrensburg 0 0 (Pea ttelevan Alidiand 20 York 14 Cliv Kanaii Junior college 20 Keniner 6 Maryville Trachrs 7 Springfield Denver 33 Colorado A and 0 Delaware 14 Western Altar land 6 Tulsa 22 Texas Christian 20 Northeatern Ok 'shortie State 19 North western State 10 Alabama 14 VVilberforce of Ohio 7 Howard Payne 7 Southwest lexas 1 College el the Pacific 1 Santa Barbara college Doane 19 Hastings 19 Cana Girardeau 40 Kirksville 12 Moravian Dayis-Elkins 0 amt I Willlamette 31 tinfield West Virginia Tech 7 Glenville We Ft Chester fPa Teachers 40 Penn MI Mary St Vincent tPs I 12 Waynesburg 7 Stetson 15 Troy All Teachers 12 Eaaterti Washington 2R en Martin's ff New Britain 'Conn' Teachers 28 Tren Stetson 10 Troy All I Teachers 12 Egatern Washington 2R 8t Martin's it Negc Britain 'Conn' Teachers 28 AP PbowsisoOweo PITCHING IS KEY FACTORmargin in the sixth more comfortable working WHICHEVER TEAM HAS IT THAT DAY WINS GAME 441 A 4444selc4 McCarthy At the helm in May I 14 7- A 2- 45 Speculation on other Yankee" 45 4-iSA 6S TTSAZ 7-47 trades bas long existed One rumor S'A SO41 all71 774- 7 Al V- that Joe DiMaggio center fielder 4 Ocy 77 c(e1 2 00 eA cos has been offered to the Red Sox 441A CA I A2 Ae4--s tn a trade for Ted Williams MacPhail has made no official comment on that Neither has he indi- emed who will succeed Dickey Coach 0 Johnny Neun finished out the sea- SP or-tin Mill as manager Reynolds 14 a l'ireballer In Reynolds the Yanks have obtained a pitcher known as a 'fire-hailer" A native of Bethany Ok came up to Cleveland from Wilkes-Barre Pa of the Eastern lcalne in 1943 and in his first sea- 11111111111110Comr () led the American league in strikeouts with 151 His major league The World Series is a Renewal of 014 career including this season shows litty-one victories against forty Come From Over the Country Liki seven defeats Dukiing 1946 he ap- Tucumcari Just Likes Basebs waved in thirty-one games pitched People He Encounters 174 innings yielded 181 hits and hurled three shutouts He fanned BY McBsior 106 and walked- 107 His best year alio Stars Sports was1945 when he won eighteen and OSTON MASS Oct 12--The annu lot twelve with an earned run aver- played a part in weaving many a a2e of 313 1 I itieL11113 WI 1U1 nit IIILIJUI AUng tie The World Series Is a Reneual of Old career including this season shows fifty-one victories against forty Come From Over the Country Like seven defeats Dutijng 1946 he ap- Tucumcari He Just Likes Baseball prared in thirty-one games pitched People He Encounters 174 innings yielded 181 hits and hurled three shutouts He fanned BY Mc134uar 106 and walked- 107 His best year (The Stars Sports editor) wast1945 when he won eighteen and OSTON MASS Oct 12--The annual lot twelve with an earned run aver- played a part in weaving many a age of 313 Sporting1 Comment 4A 4 Z-441ER C4 41C) I-467- Y474 I 45 Z-USA Z5'S 77SAZ 7777 5-41 S'041 all7ill 77- 7 i A CX 77 CPV-4 1- 6C0 L'AlZDS S6 Howie Po liet didn't have a thing and was hammered off the hill in! one-third of an inning after allow-I ing three hits and one run Some effective relief pitching by Al Bras lei was all that saved the Cards from a first-inning rout As it was they tied up the game in their half of the second but once Boston grabbed the lead in its half of the same! frame it was evident to most of the! 1 I I I 1 i I I Trenton Teachers Yale J4VVCCS 33 Columbia Jayvees Michigan Normal 6 AImI Indiana Jayvees 6 Michigan itagvites 0 Michigan Suite Jayvees 33 Central Michigan Jayvees Duke Jayvees 19 Navy Jayvees River Falls iW1s1 Teachers 28 North-Ind 0 Clarion (Pa I Teachers 13 Bloomsburg iPa I Teachers 0 itennidil Minn tTeachera 7 Moorhead Though Ills Mates Treated Mtn Like a VireIleater Joe Dohaon liad the Neees ary Touch 35892 spzctators that it was not 2C Mayville going to be a St Louis day I Bergen Jr College 14 klackPnvack An el risk Rita by M'illiams 11 Midland 20 York 14 Texas Lutheran I Ted Williams Move in his first 32 Qe071ancv 0 A 1 saasmassa saLvr as 3 aaaw esimileit 0 wino the line for both scores DtTNCAN A MEMBEE The underdog squad tt I From the veteran pitcher Paige 'whipped only last Saturday by Texas whose name is legendary on two Tech while Oklahoma A and 1continents to Frank Duncan who is WEIS taking its 54 to 6 pounding at in his twenty-seventh season as 'the hands of Texas was on top (rota manager of th Monarchs the club the start 'represents the best in Negro Jase-i Early in the first after an rut ball touchdown drive bogged down on 1 Four other members of the Mon the 1-foot line Sid Halliday end champions of the Negro broke through to block an Agate 1- American league are barnstorming punt in the end zone and score a ll with Paige They are Hilton Smith 2-point safety righthanded pitcher Henry Thomp- Young Payne went into action in son speedy second baseman Willard the third He threw six passes in (Home Run) Brown centerfielder and Johnny 4 Buck i O'Neil hard- quick succession to carry from the 30 to the opposition 5 and hitting first baseman 1 i 'then plunged through tackle to score i Three members of the Newark Pete Koltarich converted 'Eagles champions of thP Na- With three minutes left tional league are with Paige's All- 'took over on downs on the A and ''t twenty as a pass offense fizzled for Then of course with "t't Feller 'the visitors from Oklahoma i group Ls Rizzuto whose shortstop- PAYNE SCORES FROM 20 ping with the Blues 4n If and 1 40 still is vividly remembered by the for drew a 15-yard penalty fans second of the night Tomorrow's game gma at 2 in the shadow of the o'clock and the Monday n'Pht con- Payne shot around right i ht end from I 't test Pt 1:15 o'cloe'- i the twenty behind perfect blocking t-t The two squads: by Dick McKissack back and went over for the score Kotlarich's kick DOD PFTLFFUS ALL-STARS 19-110b Feller Cleveland Indian" Ditcher WKS wide 21--Enud Chandler i New York Yankees 1 The lone Cowpoke score came In isEuttiPtIrteonard Washlutton Senators) the fourth on an aerial cfferte ALIMiteckhg' Vernon iWashinston Senatorat sparked by John Carey back a 156- pound 6-foot speedster He led an I first base i 11401chiolintidtRybBazeurto ardino (Sr touis Browns! attack which roiled from the thirty-i (New York Yankees) to a touchdown In ten plays as hortston amt ea 1-uukauutN Li ili LCI1 plays as Phortston 'exas I AL Lgat (rota Att end i kagie pre a In in th the and laity king went kick le In 156 They the Gentleman From and the Interesting world series safari has friendly alliance into the Gordon vlio entered the armed 1 national body of baseball fandom service after the 1943 world series 1 Which is a way of saying that many a city and in fact 11( hen his sparkling play helped he many a small town through the wide stretches of our country sends Yanks whip the St Louis Cardinals1 its citizen one or two or several as it may be had the worst season cf his major 1 I series pilgrimages each fall Its a league career during 194 He batted i part of their scheme of life and when that onlv 210 although driving in forty1 world series fan is from a smaller and perhaps 4 zi i eiqlt runs His lifetime major league 1 i i' bt a far off Wiwi the yearly trip means something tio bating average (before 1946) Was! to the entire community 278 and he had his best season mark i We can cite an illustration that happens com of 322 In 1942 He Ls a native of 1 1 Los Angeles and will be thirty-two! v7 to ic whithion our own personal first series game in rsonal acquaintance i February I 01 morning ll A this city a little group of Kansas Citians in I 's its citizen one or two or several as it may be series pilgrimages each fall Its part of their scheme of life and when that 1 I -zt world series fan is from a smaller and perhaps 4a '-7- a far off towri the yearly trip means something F( to the entire community We can cite an illustration that happens 41 '')'''t to come within our own personal acquaintance I kat 1 On the morning of the first series game in city a little group of Kansas Citians in- this I 1 4 4 1 I I run of the series with a first-liming' Southeastern 18 I College 61 Pam eleihtrtsilitan iMisco Merchant Marine ca single that knocked out Pollet and scored Roy Partee with lilelirior College 20 Port Stott Junior Cjot rt e(7ov me the tie-breaking tally in the second Cameron Aggica 13 Northern ni1k1 Jun tor College 6 provoking quite an argument Eaet Central 101) State 33 Collette of Partee slid into the plate as -1 I oe tie Orarks 6 7 Garagiola rookie catcher took Terry Lo 7' tv101 1413 WI lobenrottolrart (0 I Moore's peg and lunged at him try- Diet lance 15 rankhn Ind i 6 Compton Junior College 38 South- ing for a tag Lee Ballanfant plate enl umpire ruled Partee safe and Gara- Mis: our Valle 7 1 cw 1 unUte Jute co 0 giola protested bitterly Even Dyer FI Donau) 11 Pratt Jiico 6 who seldom wrangles with umpires! kicked up a fuss after Garagiola Kilante Junior College 20 John Tine showed him spike marks on his left ton (t I Washburn 27 Iowa Wesleyan I II igh Schools It was a big run for the Birds had tied the score in the top of the IN MISSOURI second on Harry Walkers double to li-141Atillasmn oCi 0 left following Johnny Pesky's 2- Rocikhurst 47 Redemptorist 0 DeW aeington Rural 13 Pembroke Country base error on Garagiola's grounder drove home all three runs North Caritas City 13 William Chi''' man 7 the other two with a ninth-inning Benedetti 49 Oak Orove i Ruhl Hartman 27 Ruskin 14 single Clinton Eldorado Bonnie Following Culberson's clout in the Liberty 20 Slater sixth the Sox applied the crusher 1i31111beoernie211100tilarar Valley 7 In the seventh with a 3-run blast Blue Springs 33 Buckner 'I on doubles by Dom DiMaggio and sa Wevnttettwourt146iXottljluitigeotmhrt Pinky Higgins two intentional walks Harrisomille 20 Pleasant Hill 12 and a 2-base error by Marty Marion Exceimor Springs 7 Richmond 0 Smithville 13 (lower on on a wild throw Trenton 19 Brookfield Mar-eline 14 Milan 7 I Enos Slaughter hit on the right sr- Jose Laph 'fayette 12 St JOilinat Oen I by a pitched ball in the fourth tralie fller Ron City tSt Petersi 4 inning was forced out of the game School for the Deaf iFultotii in the seventh and reported last Jefatierson City Jinni 7 Fulton 7 1 ton 59 Stewartstille 6 night there was some doubt about IN KANSAS i his playing Sunday Cinimaron 19 Dighton 0 Emporia 26 Winfield 6 The Sox's ailing second sacker oi tust a 0 OsawatornleS Bobby Doerr was expected to re-Maeuktrellt111619 Atchison 6 Isume his place in tile line-up after 741 anhattan Cite a 2-daprest necessitated by a severe Topeka 25 Ward 6 Wyandotte 14 Rosedale I headache Oarnett 6 Humboldt Chrtatian iMisco Merchant Marine ca (lets Coffeyville Junior College 30 Port Scott Junior College 8 Cameron Agate 13 Northern (081 Jun College 6 Et Central 1013 State 33 Coitus of 'the (-Mirka 6 Tuskeeee Institute 14 Wilberforce (01 7 Los Angeles Loyola 13 Pomona 15 Prankhn tindi 6 Compton Junior College 38 lclaho South ern Miseourl Valley 37 Targio I Chonute Jure ft Parsons Jueo Doracm Juco 11 Pratt Juco 6 arkaiisp Tech 39 Magnolia 8 hita Fsits 21 Paschal 13 'Kilgore Junior College 20 John Title ton Washburn 27 Iowa Wesleyan high Schools IN MISSOURI Rich Hill 12 Adtan Northetat 28 Pao 0 Rockhurst 47 Redemptorlat 0 WpS111111000 Rural 13 Pembroke Country Div 1 North Kansas City 13 William Chi''' TN KANSAS Cinirnaron 19 Dighton 6 26 Winfield 6 Ottawa 0 Osawatornie 6 hfaur Hill 19 Atchison 6 Haskell 26 13 51anhattan 18 Junction Cite ft Topeka 25 Ward 6 Wviindotie 14 Rosedale Oarnett 8 Humboldt WICHITA IN LATE BURST Setion 80-Vard l'aot Defeatoi Drake 12 to It th Keltner (Cleveland Thdians)e fourth opened The score came third base an 8-yard pass from Carey Lute Chanmon (Philadelphia Aths leti(s) outfielder arms of Bill Houck an end in Keller iNew York Yankees) outfielder 'the end zone l' Heath (St touts Browns Fenimore injured in the Texas Out game came in to kick but was wide Haves (Chicago Whit SW 1 catcher land he limped immediately back to- f--- 1 1 Hemsley (Philadelphia Phil i IIPAI catcher the bench Megan (Cleveland Indians) The squad seeking some catcher one to fill the shoes of last year's Lemon (Cleveland Indiana) gni- It' triple-threat flash Doak lp ays in an army team Max itertx) WPISMall ICleveland tndians) who trainer Hob Dill (Cleveland Indians) secretarv 'hailed Payne as their new hero: With Payne providing most of the i ickniesPhortrete5to(Cnleveland Indians) coin- SATCHELL PAOF SS NECIPO ALL-STARS Spark they rolled up 189 yards on Ithe ground to sixty-five for the Ag- iJ 7-43utchel Paige 'Kansas City Monarchs' pitcher Smith 4Kansita City Monarchs) i gies The Oklahoma team coin pitcher 1 Brown (Philadelphia Stara) ipleted eleven of nineteen through hrtrugh passes the the pitehee so 'gained only lm Bankhead thlemphis Rea xl! 04 4 pitcher 7-kk suuta cow- Brown tPhiladelphis a pleted eleven of nineteen tnhrposougsehs tbthe pitcher Bankhead tMemonis Red Boat gained only lm jair to ane LrtL exas to ome er-40 tern the On Ag- bUt the 1 BY JOHN LARDNER North Amettcon Jerwanauce Affiance) BostoN Oct his club supported him in the field with all the steady affection of a uife-beaktr Joseph a former staff sergeant walked the mound yesterday with a that was both easy and It was about as good a at 6 to those pitched earlier in the series by Harry for St Louis and Dave for Boston and I trust that it proved to the critics who have this series a "battle of that they have been shooting liup an empty alley IIt is a curious sort of criticism that is being dispensed by the "quitter" school On Wednesday the were quitting like dogs if you read the papers Thursday at the end oft the fourth game one of the boys climbed to his feet to that the Red Sex were a quavering dastardly set of who would unquestionably Irun for their holes at the sound of the next base hit IN ALTERNATE 000a DOSES The fact is that whichever side gets the pitching in this series looks good That is always the case in baseball and Boston and St Louis have been getting good pitching in alternate doses Its true that Johnny Pesky drop-kicked two chances that cost Dobson three unearned runs But Pesky also got two hits batted in a run and made the best play of the day on Mr Red Schoendienst a fast The results of the next games are easy to forecast: If Brecheen pitches as well as he did last time he will win and if Ferriss does the he will win and if they hap-1 1pen to collide tomorrow the one with the better stuff on that will prevail or emerge 1c-1 itorious In either or winner will owe a small royalty fee to Mr Harry Balogh the fight announcer who holds the copyright for both words east of the Rockies ISN'T FAIR TO THEODORE The crowd yesterday played dirty trick on Theodore! Williams by cheering everything he did This treatment rendered abso- I lutely useless the advice of Jack! Sharkey Mr Williams's psychiatristi who advised his patient the other day to get booed because booing pays off at the boxoffice Cheers according to the diagnosis: of Dr Sharkey will bend Mr WI-hams to the poorhouse inside two years That at least was the experience of the good doctor I am still occasionally picking out of my ears in the morning the boos that were hurled at Dr! the last time I saw him eight years ago when he knockcd out unknown Winston 'once but twice with a pair of in-11 visible punches Cheers would have '2' i eluding this correspondent were on the buzz- I 4 buzz in the lobby a hotel There were Jack 4 Foyle Dick 0 Bnen Fred Wolferman and Phil 4 Watson a former Kansas Citian Suddenly il1 Foyle said "Why there's my old friend Jen- At '1 nings" and moved across the lobby to shake Da hands with the gentleman from Tucumcart He's an Unofficial Opening "Play Ball" And so did your correspondent because we too have been meeting up with this world series fan for many many years You see him only once a year Foyle meets him only at world series time but the meeting is always pleasant and you've come to keep an eye out for him When you see the gentleman from Tucumcari you know the world series is officially under way You asked Jennings how and when hehappened to get started on his world series tours Well it started back in 1920 although he saw Fielder Jones's Chicago White Sox the Hitless Wonders they were called beat the Cubs far back in 1906 as we recall Anyway it was that series (Emmett) Jennings saw although he didn't become a series addict until 1920 Since then he's never missed one "I've always followed baseball said Jennings "Back in my old home town of Warren 14 Pa Hans Wagner made his start in pro- 1 fessional baseball That was in 1895 in the Iron and Oil league" 1- tor Jennings is in the candy and tobacco wholesale business and has been a citizen of A Jj the New Mexico city since 1907 He opens Nj frail his card case and proudly displays an Ameni- can league season pass an annual gift from his mu old friend William Harridge president of the American league Mr Jennings evidently I knows the right people in baseball as one A must if one comes up with tickets to the world series year after year fl You asked this New Mexico fan what fun he gets out of the series what the lure is 2 I that sends him on long and at times (as this i one) hard trips in and Oil league" tJennings is in the candy and tobacco ti wholesale business and has been a citizen of the New Mexico city since 1907 He opens his card case and proudly displays an American league season pass an annual gift from his eltlf old friend William Harridge president of the American league Mr Jennings evidently knows the right people in baseball as one must if one comes up with tickets to the II world series year after year 1 fl '1r You asked this New Mexico fan what fun 1 he gets out of the series what the lure is that sends him on long and at times Ms this one) hard trips Ds MOTNES Oct Sexton Wichita halfback tossed an 80-yard touchdown pass in the final fifteen seconds of the game to bring the Shockers a 12-6 victory last night over Drake in a Missouri Valley conference game Trailing 6-0 at halftime the Kansans came back at the start of the third quarter with a 77-yard drive and a touchdown Then with the fans streaming to the exits Sexton fired his long pass to Anton Hotilik freshman back who took the ball on Drake's 35 Drake scored near the end of the tirst half after Clint Sti lie recovered a Wichita fumble on the visitors' 19- yai stripe The Bulldogs smashed tater on five line plays Sparked by Sexton who gained 121 yards in twenty-four tries and completed eight of fifteen passes for 157 yards the Shockers started rolling from their 23-yard line in the third quarter A 22-yard pass from Scxton to Bill Geist put the ball on the Drake 10 Sexton gained one and Art Hodges went over and Art Hodges went over pitche the 123 rolled up by Payne i Iyfl WALKER LEADS AT HAT HEAVY LOAD mats 1 BUCKSHOT $175 $1391 Special :9 GUMMI 14td and Main 611 Minn Ave 1 Et NV 11 an annuli riewarg rosiest alone 1 pitcher 17-04itrc JeSalla (Chicago Manta) pitcher 28--litick ft' st bo (Kansas City Monarchsi HE 33---Henrv Thompson Manua City Monerchx vecond ham WilOn 'Birmingham Black Bar- Reg on) llortAton Easterling (Homestead GraY14i '1111 third ham Irvin (Newark Eastlesi Out fielder 22--Len PParaon INevark Eagles) out fielder Brown iKansas City Mona rchs out lelder hroe ICI'm eland Buckeyes) outf wider Austin 'Philadelphia Stano utility TrouPpe 'Cleveland Buckeyes catcher Slimes IN York Black Yank catcher Duncan (Kansas City Mon- tram manaser 4---Maxtr It Manning Newark Bogle!) tn Reg Value Drake lost a touchdown in the first quHrte when Perry Harris raced ev en -s en yards to score but a clipping penalty nullified the gain HIGH SCHOOL MEN ELECT INDVIDUAL MATCH GAME 1AME Miami Ok 12 Columbus 7 Bonner Senors '20 De Soto 111 Beloit 32 Osborne Mankato Minneapolis Concordia 20 Lincoln 0 Leavenworth 7 Argentine 6 Kansas State School for Deaf 12 Oi he 7 Tonekir Seamen 12 7urner Wichita East 39 Newton 0 Hutchinson 20 Wichita North Harper 34 Attica Kingman 18 12 Andole 26 Sedirwick 13 Augusta 13 Mann Jew 12 Haa Cadela 46 Wiclilta Cathedral Arkansas City Pll Dorado 12 Cherntrale 6 Burlington 8 tindsborg 14 McPherson Dodge City 32 Coiciwater Ford eitnrnamn 19 Dighton 6 Emporia 28 Winfield 8 Neodesha 19 Yates renter Ma rvAltlie 40 Belleville Abilene Baling Pratt 19 Hoisinaton Iota 19 Independence Intill Cu 19 Downs Ellis 15 Plainville Lurav 4 Falco 0 Phillinsbure 13 Stockton IL Chanute 13 Parsons 7 Wetmore 13 Powhattati 0 Oskaloosa 25 Vallee Fells 0 Silver Lake 28 Roasville 6 Beaman 12 Turner Springfield Mo 26 Pittsburg lg Prontenat 25 Arcadia 0 McClave 32 Cherokee Oawean 19 Girard 13 Mulberry 40 Widen Mo Pet htsrv's of Pittsburg 33 Weir Highland Park 3'2 Osage Cite Horton 12 Sabetha Clyde 33 Clifton 6 Charmon 8 Oar Center 6 Collevville 60 Fort Scott 0 ALTAMER UnoTDALT STANDINGS West- i Pt 011 BOWLING rG ELIMINATION For Championship of Kansas City City KIRKSVILLE LOSES VII 111111min Sackin's 1 as I it Vith an At crane or I the Card Pncea Seri NEW YnaK Oct the St Louis outfielder tops the world series batting averages with five hits in eleven times at the plate for a 455 mark but Bobby the Boston Red Socker is only a peg below him with six out of fifteen for a 400 figure Dcerr saw service in only the first four games a migrane attack bench-Ping him for yesterday's contest All the other leading series hitters have been in all five The Cardinals' Whitey Kurowski ranks third with a 318 percentage Enos Slaughter fourth with 300 and Joe Garagiola fifth with 273 Bos! ton's Rudy York who has clouted two of the series' five homers ranks with four out of fifteen for Stan Musial the National leagues leading hitter with 365 currently is batting 200 which places him tenth in the series standings Musial and Slaughter are the only series hitters with triples while Mustal leads in 2-base hits with three York tops the scoring column with five runs and Slaughter and Kurowski are right behind with four apiece York also leads in runs batted in with five Musial Garagiola and Walker follow with four each Musial holds the best fielding average an errorless 1000 in making I Ullititl I ---11IaTio SUNDAY NIGHT at BAIRD RECREATION Squads at tn 12 STAR BOWLERS I ADIIISSION 50i tioa ON 'T! 1 Si 1 1 1 Impresive Victory by Cape Girardeau Tenni KIRKSVILLE Mo Oct 12JAP)-- Cape Girardeau flashed a powerful running attack in defeating Kirksville 40 to 12 here last night in a Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic association football game Early in the game Griffith opened the scoring for Cape on a 10-yard jaunt through the line then Halbert skirted the end for fifteen I(COIfleII springfield wiled as Athletic Representathe scsiNGrrma Delo Oct 12--Clyde McConnell Ozark high school athletic director was re-elected district representative on the Missouri High School Athletic association board of control as some seventy-five district high school officials met at southwest Missouri state college here Only two representatives were in favor of post-season football games While the group voted down a propoal to extend the football season beyond ten games Neither did the group favor a suggestion that the Pee limit of high school athletes be raled beyond the 20-year mark in order to permit ex-servicemen to get in their eligibility II tIVKS SET FOR RAVENS Men's Jackets S675 ti sk424 50 RiCHMAN BROTHERS tS 5() 'Rs Iron-lea tne noetor professionally! With Williams whatever the doctor 'says they might Just possibly do Isome good 'JONES WINS ALL THE WAY! Cie eland ti Los tootle' 3 0 1 92 39 6 1:171 2n yards and the second marker Hal- San Franclmco 3 2 0 101 '79 oert counted again on a short chive tro Boo 2 2 2 115 121 plunge in the second quarter before New 'York 1 1 87 71 Kirksville opened up a passing grooktva Mia 1 4 0 52 143 mi I a- 111 tack that brought a touchdown on 1611810 0 6 1 107 173 25-yard heave Gourley to Clark Last Nsaat's Results Brooklyn 21 Chienito 21 Ittel I KIOSter1111111 Cape halfback scored twice in the third period on a short' mall 1441PC IltS4 UM IS 1 twice in the third period on a short' 1013 MAIN loPIP' Recalls How Ruth Called His Shot "1 just like baseball" he said "and the people I see at series times and I've made some interesting friends along the way I like to remember and talk about that home run with the bases filled Elmer Smith hit in the first of my long string of series trips I remember that triple play unassisted by Wamby and Babe Ruth pointing to the far center fence in Chicago and then hitting the ball there and the Medwick riot In Detroit and Casey Stengel hitting those home runs for John McGraw in the Polo Grounds" "Of course you don't go home and tell the folks about the games at least not much" we suggested The Jennings smile was answer enough to that You could almost see the Tucumcari folk meeting him at the train when he gets home keen to have firsthand information on the plays they have been reading about and hearing over the air Several years ago we had an illustration of that We happened to have a 10-minute train wait in Tucunicari We thought we would call our world series friend but the name had temporarily slipped our mind So we spoke to the station agent "Who's the man in this town who never misses a world series?" we asked "You mean Emmett Jennings" be said Without question Jack Foyle is Kansas City's most experienced world series customer He too knows the right people Jack saw his first series in 1911 and the Boston Red Sox beat the Giants in that one you may recall Since then he has missed only one series that of 1918 when he was the commanding officer of the army reserve depot at Columbus iti a in World War I Oddly enough that series also saw the Red Sox as participants It's a Cinch to Find Him October 4 Foyle would 410 more think of missing a world series than he would pass up an opportunity to teach the fine points of a 6-point pitch game to a group of rookies For a price Foyle likes to repeat a line by his late business associate Bert Oustin Someone asked Mr Oustin where Jack Foyle was "1 don't know where he is now" said Clustin "but 1 can tell you where he will be October 4 That's his birthday and he'll be at the world series" Dick O'Brien has been Foyle's series comrade in late years Dick saw his first series in 1919 as did this writer Kansas City had a regular world series patron in Boss Swinney of the First National for many years Swinney and the late Judge Landis were warm friends and the boss always sat in the judge's box at series time Jim Neily of the City National shares with Foyle the top-ranking among Kansas City fandom Neily howevet is not a world series addict He goes in for motor trips through the spring training camps and lists many of the great major league players vong his close friends To natne one Ted Williams of the BOSt011 'Ited Sox You asked Jack Foyle how come an old St Marv's too hall end could become so fond of baseball "I just like the game" he said "and say that football I wouldn't Rik across one of the narrow B05100 streets to see Yale and Harvard play There's nothing to tacntYtwo men a whistle and an ambulance" The Two 'ream4 Play Twentieth Game Here Tomorrow aatami 17 14 forty-five putouts while York ranks Tonnthrt4 Schedight next with a 980 one error in forty-! eleventh(' et New York Ban Francisco el Los Angeica five The Sox's Shortstop Johnny Pesky' A Ili TO COLLEGE Jolt has figured in the mostcloub1eplays1 HILADFIPHIA oat 12JAP)-- Miami 17 14 lennomoImmon41 4 IMENIMMIIIMIIIIMPft 1 i'1 6 6 Clipmer Slider I EaNy for hiooms City Urliomight HOLLYWOOD 12JAP)--Major Jones 19-year-old southpaw welter- weight of Kansas CP outpunched Chester Slider of Oakland last night to gain an easy 10-round decision at' Legion stadium 1 1 Jones 142! floored Slider for al one-count in the second and was in control at all times except for a brief period in the seventh round when Slider dropped him for no count plunge and a 20-yard end run Barr DUPLICATE KEYS substitute halfback went fifteen yards through the line for Cape's itI IA mite too tvalt final touchdoan in the last quarter: Kirksville again started passing in 11 a th closing minutes and kept the' 'ball in Capes territory with Half' 'bade Evans making the last touchIdown from twenty yards out in two See plays Brubaker guard kicked all of KANSAS CITY ICape Girardeau's extra points Whitt You WaltL See four while the Cardinals' Marty i'Frank Hoerst southpaw pitcher for Marion and Musial and Bostons the Philadelphia Phil lies has been Doerr have each been in on two coach of the La Salle col Joe Dobson's eight strikeouts in lege freshman basketball team starved for a victory over St 1ollectict college since 1931 the Tzcklutrst Basks eagerly await a Ht at the Ravens here tomorrow all'tnoon at 2:30 o'clock at Bourke I Inn A large crowd is expected to be on hand for the twentieth meeting of the two teams Rockhurst has defeated the RaNetls six times in nineteen previous kunes the last tune being In 1931 when the Blue and White took a 7 to 0 surprise victory rAVOR ROW BOWL via winning yesterdays game for Boston is a Current series record Buy Pennsylvania tires at Jack Witherspoon's 21100 East Slit James Henry atnietic director announced today Hoerst I alumnus of the college and was captain of the 1938-39 Explorer five PRA41 TIMER SQUARES 110 ti i 1 4 Sight-Seeing Tours TRIPS I A sn I IL fOurs Miro from Ilth and Binh's) In front of Air lines ticket office tickets and Information Phone Gil Ot latt IL 11 PON toren Motor I mitten Co mm TO 6 Pr Score KAS Oct Scott Junior college football team bowed to a superior Coffeyville Jitco team here last night 20 to 8 Mace Tong ler and Pe 'ley were powers in the Red Raven attack Mahaffie scored the only touchdown for Ft Scott in the fourth period when he took a lateral from Beaman and raced thirty-two yards for a touch- down it! VALLE1 TO 1 TARKW Mo Oct souri Valley toilette with three non-conference victories to its eredii breezed into the A schedule breezed Into the A schedule -TtAIWITYI ALWAYS ofdoT )) SAY-41EN WE 4414 USE TIT of wDzAtiBALL re el4 0 I Lbi lAt viearaso IT ON ME? ra Ft 4 i 1 b) L11121) 1 wy9'141 --9-14107tist4 Itig Nine Schools Line Up rnotrficially 5 to 4 CHICAGO Oct 12(AP)--A 54 majority vote approving the Western tieup with the Pacific Coast conference in a 5-year plan lo representation LA the Rose Bowl is indicated today but there was faiCifil vote announced Although Illinois' faculty senatel ILIA disapproved the agreement 1W thi only definite action announcedi Mus lsr Ohio State Michigan Inlowa hilVP Unofficially v'elced I II( tr 81)010Vill with W4in011Sill 81101A'' lI Indications of '''ut the at 'native side to make the required 7 J-- j----- 7)---(160N it' sit '6' i 1 '7111 1 -f i If It 611141 JCLOTHESAILA 'IRA night with a thumping 37 to 0 mar Fora tir Bonn Clothe 1 hen decision over Thick college It RS tine Other tothet in Antrtra iTarkio's third straight loss for the loo lotommotstau season I Moro Men err Clothe 1 hen tine Other lint het on Anprtra 101140Alte1tal '''lac tmAl tes tat 1.