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0 48 Thr Statesman. Saint. Oregon. Sunday. October 5.

1947 fw ioygyBjia 'W ijmm pt ten i )J up swag) ww wm 'yowyyvyyjyo Mat Card Promises Action Yaonks cafe) FSftlhi Beavers Top Huskies, JL 4-7; Viks-Albany (SattUe to Draw et" tussle. Fn fact Lynam is so confident of his ability in that Big 6 Fracas Shea Goes Route for Second Win As D.Mag's Homer Supplies Margin By Gayle Talbot BROOKLYN, Oct. 4-AVFrank (Spec) Shea, brilliant pitcher, and the great Joe DiMaggio combined their talents today to give tho Yankees a tense 2-to-l triumph over the Dodgers in the fifth game of the World Series at Ebbets field and move the Bronx Bombers within one victory of their 1th world championship. Cookie Lavagetto, the Dodger pinchhitter who bounced a game-winning double off the fence in the ninth inning to win yesterday's thriller for the Flatbushcrs, went down swinging for the final out today with the tying run on second base. It was too much to expectT Cookie to do it twice in a row.

Shea, in racking up his second victory cf the playoffs, pitched a superb four-hitter and knocked across the Yankees' first run off young Winds Up Blockei Provides Edce Orange Forwanl Wall Main (xg in Triumplt SEATTLE. O. 4VThe flaming orange forward wall of Ore-fen State college U-ok things in Hs cwn hunds fnday when its backs were to crack a 7 to 7 dead lk, blocking a University of Washington punt for the deciding outiter in a 14-7 foolballlriumph. It was the first Pacific Cfu con-It rem pme for the two team rd a crowd of 39.000 wu in the trid. The hm-town Hurkie got owty to fat Urt, missing one Kick With feeling between the two at a new low and with every chance that mayhem Itself will bust loose during the match, Joe I Lynam and Sngt Hayamakl.

the! tricky judo expo- nent from across the Pacific, Tues- day night climb Into the ring for a "Jacket" go In 1 the main event of Elton Owen's weekly mat card. JOE LYNAM Lynam himself particularly requested the chance to "get" Hayamakl and figures his best chance of topping the oriental slickster Is by way of "jack HIGH SCHOOL falem 7, Albany 7 COLLEGE Oregon State 14, Washington 7 Nevada 13. Oregon WSC 7. Idaho California 43, St. Mary's UHC 7, ire 7 Michigan 4, Stanford 11 Northwestern XX, UCLA 2 Notre Dame 40, Pittsburgh CPS 14.

I BC Coll. Idaho 14, IJnflrld OSC Rook 27. Ore. Froth IS Columbia II. Navy Vala 14.

Cornell Colgate 2. Kings Point Pena State 4. Burhnell Pennsylvania 59, Lafayette Holy Cross 19, Temple 13 Princeton 21, Brown 7 Dartmouth 28, Syracase 7 Harvard 19, Boston I Diversity 14 Vermont 27, Colby 3 Maine 24, Northeastern Amherst 13, Coast Guard Rutgers 21. Western Reserve Dak 19, Tennessee 7 iK hdow eatly in the first per- rtrvt II I car rUlnf IM 124 Vrtr altrmpf II (I ForttarO aa ras)Blt0 7 1 10, frr ftatslac 11 Fasces lsMetrst fcjr .1 4 ruaf iirtiii frm MrtmBiif Jl 11.4 Total 0. all btrks return II J7.Z rsfofat ttnblr rrrav'i 4 I f.

It ay switaltJet 44 Hex Barney, the losing Brooklyn flingcr. DiMcggio smashed his second home run of the series into, the left field upperdeck in the fifth frtme to provide Shea With all the margin he needed. Brooklyn scored its lone run off the Nauiatuck, Ccr.n righthander in the sixth hen he issued two walks and Jackie Kcb-inron. Dodger first baseman, drove a single off Shea's glovo into center field for a single. Shea's strikeout of La-vagrtto as Dodger 'fans for another mlinrle was hii seventh of the contest.

Although I Brooklyn thiew four pitchers into the frey, including the ever-ready Hugh Casey for the third time in as many days, it was not necessarily a a tribute to Yankee power. Outside of tho Statesman Sports Editor Al Llghtner is sitting In as the Yanks and Dodgers battle in the World Series. Kead hU Series sldelithU on Page 1. two vital blows by Shea and DiMaggio, the only other hits the winners collected were a single and a double by Tommy Henricb and a double -to the fer.ee by Shea after two were out in the eighth. DIMaggio's circuit blow, in fact, possibly saved the clipper from going down as the ofucial goat of the game.

In three other attempts the Yankee star rapped feebly into two double plays and struck out, each time with runners on base. A crowd of 34,379 saw a tight, well-played game, the second in a row in a series which had threatened to go into the books as possibly the worst ever. Barney, 22-year-old surprise starter for the Dodgers, gave up both Yankee scores before he had to be lifted Mn after DiMagio's blow, but he did well, considering everything. In the four and two-thirds innings he worked the young fire- bailer irsued nine walks, within one of the new World Series record set only yesterday by the ill-starred Bill Bevens of the Yanks, yet only one of them figured in the scoring against him. Shea's control, on the other hand, was immaculate through the early part of the game, and didn't let Dodger reach first puntil Teewee Reese worked lum for a walk with one out in tho fourth.

The stage for Cookie's second rendezvous with fate was set when Bruce Edwards, Dodger catcher, (Continued on Page 19) TO WING, SERVICE Ph. Days C13J JI58 Mtes 21894 24417 Also Mobile Crane Service For Your Convenience 1 Tracks. insulated with Jcn-Ccl-Lito Bales Bra Jy Wolves Hand Surprised Webfeet 13-6 Licking! EUGENE, Oct. 4-(Jf)-A 75-yard run and a pass to the end zone gave Nevada a 13-6 victory over Oregon today before 10,000 fans in a game that proved Coach Jim Aiken's old team is better than his new one. Playing conservative football and waiting for the breaks, Nevada mode of the mat art that he has a standing- offer of $200 to any grappler ho can lick him.

In the "jacket" match you vanquish your opponent by either rendering him unconscious or making him yell "uncle." The conventional fall Is not a part of it. The remainder of the Tuesday card will Include a 30-min-ute semi-final between Popular Dave Reynolds and Newcomer Al Williams plus prelims featuring Tommy Martindale against Tex llager. bark after a forced lay-off. and Whltey Whittler vs. Jack O'Reilly.

Owen will again likely handle the referee's chores. New Hampshire 33, Rhode Island State 7 -Mississippi 3i. South Carolina I Virginia 41, Virginia Terh 7 Vanderbilt 14, Alabama 7 Georgia Terh 29. Tulane Auburn 14, Louisiana Trrb William and Mary Citadel 7 West Virginia 35, Washington and Lee Georgia 35, Louiklana State V. 19 Arkansas 4.

Texas Christian Texas 34, North Carolina Wirhita 21, Bradlev Terh 7 Oklahoma 24. Texas AIM 14 Kism Z7, Iowa Stale 7 Illinois 35, Iowa 12 Minnesota 21. Nebraska 13 Purdue 24, Ohio State 29 Wisconsin 1, Indiana 7 tie) Michigan State 7. Mississippi State Wyoming 12, Brliham Young 7 I'Uh sute 24, Colorado A A 13 Colarado College 7, Western State So. Methodist 35, Missouri 19 New Mexico 2i Kansas State 11 Oklahoma A AM 14, Denver 24 Arizona 49, Montana 7 ball on its own 27-yard line and passed its way over the goal in the last five seconds of the quarter.

Bears Crush Gaels, 45-6 BERKELEY, Oct. 4-(V Scoring practically at will. University of California's Bears walloped the St. Mary's Gaels and Herman Wedemeyer today before a capacity crowd of 80,000 fans. The Bears, now triumphant in their first three starts against Santa Clara, Navy and the Gaels and due to clash with Wisconsin next week at Madison, demonstrated today that Coach Lynn Waldorf has come up with the strongest California team since the championship Rose Bowl out fit of a decade ago.

Big and hard-hitting, they bottled up Wedemeyer, an all-Amer ica choice two years ago, in prac tically all his efforts to run with the ball. Loggers Slap 'Birds, 14-0 VANCOUVER, B. Oct. 4 P)-The College of Puget Sound threw-up a rock-like defense through a full 60 minutes of scrappy football here today to register a 14-0 victory over University of British Columbia Thunderheads in a Pacific coast northwest inter-collegiate conference tilt. lod hrn the Beaver wall smoth- rc-d a fumble on the Oregon State two, but coming right back after 38-yard pass from Dick Ottele to end Dick Hagen.

Sub-fullback Bob Miki-lson placekieked the extra pt-int. Behind the great blocking of its linemen, the Beaver back fit-Id smashed 52 yards to even the count in the second quarter, ull-tk Dirk Twence cracking center for the last yard and the touchdown. Hub-tackle Warren Simas tooted a placement to make it 7. The payoff came in the third after' a duel between the two liner. Washington intercepting lses and S.C.

recovering fumble. Lnfl Dirk Lorenz gave the rue when he swooped on Ottele' fumble at Washington'. 30-yard stripe. With Twenije. right half Don Siimuel and left half Ken Carpenter cracking the guards and tackles, the Beavers-jammed way to the Huskies two.

There Washington stiffened and held for On the first Husky" play. Beaver center Jim Swar-brjck hurled himself in front of Lsrtry Hatch's kick and Lorenz funced -n the ball behind the Wa.hington goal line. Again Simas looted a perfect placement to up the scoring. 7-7 Haukinen Muff Chance In Closing Seconds By Bob Kenscher ports Writer, The Statesman While the statistics show they should be tickled to with the 7-7 draw they got, Salem high might have won their Big 6 debut last night on Sweetland field had it not been for a Very confusing final 35 seconds in which the Viks muffed a golden opportunity after penetrating to the Albany 5 yard line. Coming back after the yardage-gobbling but point-hungry Bulldogs had tied the score with a last quarter touchdown and conversion, the Red and Black with fullback.

Cub Houck currying the ball or all but. three plays rolled from their own 38 to the Albany five. i After making it. a' first, down on the 15, the third first down in the drive, Houck hit the Albany right tackle for 2 and then drove over the left side of the Bulldog The 'Yardstick Salem Albany 254 II 24 ZZI 96 2 84 Yards gained, rushing. Yard lout, running Net yard, running Passrs triad gained, pastes.

Passes Passes had intercepted 2 Total net yards. 144 pausing and rushing" 245 3 First downs, running 15 2 First downs, passing 1 first downs, penalties 6 Total first downs 0 Fumble 0 Ball lost on Fumbles 0 0 15 4 2 13 Yards on fumble returns 0 31 Average yards on punts. 28 1 Average punt 5 0 Punts had blocked 0 48 Average length kickoff 35 6 Average klckoff return 27 33 Yards lost on penalties 45 line to within inches of a first down on the five. While the officials were calling out the chains to see if it was a first down, everybody seemed to get confused. The public address announced spieled off tht it was fourth down with six inches to go.

What the down box said, no one seems to know; in fact, no one could see it in the dim light and with the sidelines crowded to capacity as usual. Umpire Bus Bigham said after the game he thought it was third down, so did the press box scribblers. Coach Harold Hauk thought at first it was fourth down and sent in Instructions for a field goal try since there were but 25 seconds left. Before the kids could get the kick off, however, they were penalized five yards for taking too much time. By this time Hauk had discovered that it was third down, decided to try a couple of passes, and sent in the players to do it However, the Vikings had made up their minds to kick, and evidently afraid of another penalty, went right ahepd with their boot while the subs were running on to the field.

In the utter confusion that followed, Albany recovered the ball and held on to it until the end, the final tie resulting. Albany had all the better of it in yardage, making 256 yards and 15 first downs from rushing, to a total of 146 for Salem from passes and rushing and six first downs. However, the Bulldogs fumbled away two chances in the first half and when Salem, took quick advantage of a break and scored their seven it looked like the ball game until late in the final stanza. Jim Rock set up the score, intercepting a pass on the Albany 45 and running it back to the 35. Houck made 9 over right guard and then passed to Rock for 20 to the six yard line.

On the third crack at the line Houck scored and then booted the extra point. Albany kept' hammering away in the third and fourth stanzas until they finally lost the ball on the Salem 10. Houck kicked out to the 45 and Cliff Smith ran it back to the 35. Smith, 200-pound fullback.1 Dick Grabner, and Charles Keller, alternated in packing the ball until Grabner bulled over from the one on the ninth play. Lefty Bob Heins booted sure for the seventh and tieing point It was then that Salem made their spirited comeback that came so near to putting the game on the victory side of the ledger.

For Albany Grabner and a shifty, halfback, Don McKay, who missed the second half due to a sprained ankle, were the stand outs. Houck was the whole of- Walloper JOE DIMAGGIO Sluts 2d Homer Cougars Claw MOSCOW. Idaho. Oct. 4 -The Washington State Cougars marched 53 yards for a second period touchdown today to defeat the Idaho Vandals, 7 to 0, before a record crowd of 22,500 football fans.

The Williams brothers, Jerry of Washington State, who scored the game's only touchdown on a six-yard run, and Bill of Idaho led the offensive thrusts of the day although most of Billy's passes fell incomplete and he was forced to turn to his running game. The touchdown came in the second period with Bobby Mc-Guire, Dean Eggers and Williams leading the drive. Bums Suddenly Become Glum EBBETS FIELD, Brooklyn. Oct. A) The Brooklyn Dodgers' dressing room was subdued as it wax tumultous yesterday following today's 2-1 loss to the Yank- Only Manager Barney Shotton kept on smiling and wise-cracking.

His pitching choice tomorrow, when the Dodgers roust win to stay in the series, will as he says "probably be Vic Ixtmbardi But I don't think so. It's Just a wild guess." Then he added In a serious undertone: "Who else have Cookie Lavagetta, yesterday's hero, was glum. This time he struck out with a chance to tie or win the game. In the ninth, where yesterday he doubled. His swarthy, lined face was grim.

"The three-two pitch was high and inside," he said. "I missed my real chance on the three-one pitch. That was belt high." "You can't do It all the time," he added. Pilots, Hulas Clash Today PORTLAND, Oct. A-ilfy A crippled University of Portland eleven will pin its gridiron hopes on a fleet footed backficld at Multnomah stadium here tomorrow afternoon against the Hawaiian all-star pass artists from Honolulu.

The field is wet tonight, but not muddy. Moniiioulhs Win MONMOUTH-(Special) Monmouth high's grid club, celebrating its first regulation football game in 10 years, Friday defeated Philomath 12-0. The tilt was also the first pigskin battle played under the lights here. MOTOROLA H0I1E SETS Come in and see the new 1948 line of quality heme radios. Console Radio-Phonograph Combination range Irom io 41595 Easy Terms Down and Low Monthly Payments At One To Go! NEW YORK AL BROOKLYN tN) ABHPOA AB It PO A Stlrnw 2 3 0 3 4 Slanky 2 3 0 2 llenrch 4 2 1 0 Kir 0 0 l-lndrll 1 2 0 3 0 Miksts 2 0 0 DtMap 4 3 Rrm 2 0 MQuin 1 4 0 7 o'jRhM 1 4 I Johnsn 3 3 0 2 liWalkr 4 0 A.Kbsn 3 0 7 O'Hrmnsk I 4 1 Rizuto 2 0 1 lEdwrds 3 1 Shea 4 2 0 Ji" Lirb 0 0 Funlo 3 0 Jrc-ntn 3 4 0 pin llnllrn 0 Ciiinfr 0 0 lihtmn pOO Vaghn 1 1 Casev pOO (Lav 1 0 a 0 0 3 it 0 0 ft 0 0 0 0 1 0 A 0 Totals 29 9 27 7' Totals 30 4 27 10 Walked for Hattrn in 6th.

-Doubled for Brhrmsn In 7th. Walked for Slanky In 7th. Ban for F-dwarrls In Oth. tanned for Casev In Slh. New York (AL) 110 onoj Brooklyn (Nl 000 M1 000 Error: Mikslr.

Runs batted in: Shea. DiMaseio, J. Robinson. Two base hits: Henrich, Vauehan. -Shea.

Home mn: Sacrifice: Furillo. Double plav Rrrne. Stankey and 1. Robin-wn 2 Earned runs: New Ymk lAl. 2.

Brooklyn iNl.l I. l-rft on baxen: New York II. Brooklyn S. Bae on balls: off Barney 9 (SttrnweK 2. Llndell 2.

Rizzuto 2. Henrich, A. Robinson. Johnson I. Off Shea 3 iReee 2.

Gionfriddo Edward. Reiser). Off Behrman tDiMassiol. Strike outs: by Barnev 3 (DiMaKRin. Johnson 2).

By Shea 7 i Edwards. Jorpensen 2. Slanky. Reese, J. Roblnon.

Ijivarettol. Bv Hat ten Shea I. By Behrman 2 (Llndell, McQuinn). By Casey (Stirn-weissl. PITCHING SUMMARY: Barney 2 runs 3 hits In 4aj Inninas: Hatten 0 runs 0 hits in l'j lnnlnrs; Behrman 0 runs runs 1 hit In I 0 runs I hit In 2 Innlnes.

Hit bv pitcher, by Casey lltndHH. Wild pitch: Barnev. Passed balls: Edwards 2. Loin pitcher: Barnev. Umpires: McGowan AL BP.

Pinell inLi in, nnrnmri i ni.i ior 4 ilN'Lt 3. MacerKtirtn ill), rviver AL). Attendance 34.379 paid. Time Wildcats Nip Uclans, 27-26 EVANSTON, 111.. Oct.

4-4VA fourth-string halfback. Speedy Jules Siegle, grabbed a 33-yard touchdown pass in the fourth period to hand inspired Northwestern a sizzling 27 to 26 win over heavily-favored UCLA before 44.000 at Dyche stadium today. The actual victory margin was provided by Quarterback Jim Farrar's point after touchdown, but Siegle Jn Ms first and fnly play of the game broke the back of the heralded Uclans with his payoff snatch from Farrar midway in the closing period with North-wetern behind, 26 to 20. Douglas May Miss Coyotes Willamette's grid elan Came through Friday night's victorious tussle with Whit tier sporting bt 1 Injury of any eonseqoenre. that beinr a separated shoulder muscle sustained by Quarterback Bob Douglas, who wu one of the main cogs In the Bearcats' 19-t win over the Whits, may be on the sidelines when Jerry Utile's outfit takes on strong College of Idaho at Caldwell next Friday night.

The remainder of the squad got off with a few cuts and bruises. 7e OitQittal zero weather with 3 Shea Feted In Yank Clubhouse A VIK STALWART: Ray Cummings above) played a bang-up defensive game In the Salem for ward wall last night as the Vikings fought to a 7-7 tie with the Albany Bulldog. Michigan Bop! Cards, 49-13 ANN ARBOR, Oct. out four rapid-fire touchdowns in the first Bb minutes of play, Michigan's power-loaded Wolverines piled up a 42-0 half time lead today and went ahead to pass Stanford's out-manned Indians 49 to 13, before 66,100 fans in their first football meeting in 45 years. Stanford, playing without two of its best running backs.

Halfbacks George Quist and Bob Anderson, fell hopelessly behind at the outset as Michigan threw greased lightning at the Cardinals for quick( touchdowns each of the first four times It got possession of the ball. Coyotes Stop Linfield 11 CALDWELL, Idaho, Oct. 4 of Idaho's Coyotes came from behind in the last half to hand Linfield college its first defeat of the year and keep the Coyote victory string intact. The score was 16 to 6. The Coyotes piled up 16 first downs to four for Linfield.

The visitors didn't record a single first down until the third period, Ko me body stepped up to shake Joe DIMaggio's hand and congratulate him on his fifth-Inning homer. "I wasn't even thinking about home ran." responded Joe, arm around Shea's shoulder. "Here's what I was thinking about." he said, patting Shea's tousled head. Floyd (Bill) Bevens. yesterday's heart-break victim, clasped Shea's hand with a "Nice goin, Spee." "Gee, If yon could only have won that one yesterday," Shea told Bevens.

"What's the difference," Bevens replied. "We won the big one." Kramer, Brown Reach Finals SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. A-iJ-Jack Kramer of Los Angeles and Tom Brown of San Francisco advanced into the singles finals of the Pacific Coast tennis championships today. Kramer defeated Ed Moylan, San Francisco, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2. Brown, seeded second behind Kramer, defeated Jim Brink of Seattle, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.

PIONEER EXPANDS POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct 4-0P) -The Pioneer baseball league has voted to expand from six to eight teams, admitting two Montana citiesGreat Falls and Billings to membership. President J. P. Haliiwell announced. Salem Airport scored in the second quarter and again in the last two minutes of the fourth.

The high point of the game came in the last stanza, when Nevada's Duke Lindeman, a substitute left end, intercepted a long pass on his own 25 and ran, untouched, 75' yards to a touchdown. Oregon opened the scoring in Nev. Ore. 19 14 First slowns mrmmJIm mlwkmA mhlne 112 191 33 II 1S9 4 45 1 IS ForwarO passes sUemptest 24 9 192 1 9S 33.S rorwara passes cmiiri Yards hy forward passing VMH'i nauM Intercepted Yds. slned; runback Interrp.

Pontine averaie Opponent's fumbles recov'ed Yards lost penalties 7 two minutes and 25 seconds of the second quarter, when Norm Van Brocklin shot a 37-yard pass to left end Ben Garza; Garza caught it on the 9-yard line and plunged across, carrying the Nevada Safety man SUn Heath with him. Jim Newquist's try for the point was bad. The Webfoots then started another drive, marching on passes to the Nevada one-foot line. But there the Wolfpack held. After a punt exchange, Nevada took the fensive show for the Viks, while Bud Barnholdt, Ray Cummings, and Bill Rock were outstanding defensively.

Cummings, looked particularly good, making two nice tackles to halt one Albany drive that had reached the Salem eight. Bob Seamster, regular Salem center, received an injured leg early in the contest, but it was not believed to be serious, a local hospital reported last night, and he may be ready for the Bend game here next Friday night. Salem Albany Spagle LER Haines Nelaon LTR Olsen HarbauRh LGR Burrus Seamster a'r Barnholdt RGL Vance Baker RTL. B. Rock REL, Taylor Glenn LHR Paulus RHL Houck film 0 7 Biazier Workman Jenka McKay Smith Grstoer Albany i 0 0 0 7 7 Scoring: tor Salem, touchdown.

Houck; conversion. Houck (placekick); for Albany, touchdown. Graber; conversion. Helns (placekick). Substitution: for Salem.

Beals, Cum-minfs. Kleinsmith. Morali, J. Van Osdel; for Albany. Helns.

Keller. Henry. Olaen. Officials: referee. Paul Warren.

Portland; umpire. Bus Bigham. Portland; head linesman, Wayno Bauer, Oregon City. EBBETS FIELD. Brooklyn.

Ort 4-fAV-Allie Reynolds, the Oeek Indian from Oklahoma, gave oot with shrill wail hoop a be poshed the Yankee) dress- ing room door open for today's hero, Frank (Spec) Shea, whose foor-hitter squelched the Dodger 2-1 In the fifth world series game. "Thts the 25-year-old Nauga-iac-k Conn freshman'l mates began to give Shea the hero treatment. When he got his breath, the osually modest Shea poonded his chest and with a bJat of a swagger said. "Well. I got 'em today and we'll' get 'em SPORTSMEN Cnsioa Tanning AND Hanniadnring Deer and Elk Hides Are Our Specialty i Gloves and garments from your own leather a lasting and useful trophy.

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