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TEN TJIE STROUDSBURG, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1051 Yanks Sweep Pair To Land Third Straight Mag Reynolds Stops Bosox On No-Hitter Room Number Changed Scholastic Scores New Vork Cf) When in New York, Yankee pitcher Aliie Reynolds lives at the Hotel Edison. His room number was 2019. The hotel changed the number to 0002 yesterday in honor of Reynolds' second no-hit, no-run game of the season. Jtet helehein 11, Phillipalmrg 14. Hazleton 0.

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Yesterday's Crypoqiiote: THE UNWILLING WIFE GIVEN TO A MAN IN MARRIAGE. IS HIS ENEMY- PLAUTUS. Pittsburgh OP -The Duke Blue Devils who already have given an indicate, of their 1051 gridiron strength are a seven-point favorite to defeat untried Pitt today. Pitt officials say they'll he glad if as as 20,000 watch the home opener in mammoth Pitt Stadium. The contest will he televised (NBC).

It will be the first telecast of a college football game from Pittsburgh. While Pitt will be in top physical condition, Duke may be without the full time services of several players because of injuries. Among them are end Jim Gibson, quarterback Joe Self, tackle Carl and backs P.ney” Field and Jack Kistler. Freshman However, freshman quarterback Jerry Barger will be on deck direct the Blue Devil attack. It was Barger who sparked the team to its 34-6 victory over South Carolina last week.

Tim Hamilton, Pitt athletic director who's doubling in brass as coach this season, said his scouts: watched the Blue Devils overwhelm North Carolina. He moaned: "They saw a well drilled team that was exceptional for an opener and that freshman Barger evidently will be in our hair all Both teams use the T-forma- fion. Hamilton has made only a few modifications in the system installed by Len Casanova last year. Pitt wound up with a 1-8 record and Casanova threw in the sponge New York (JP) The New York Yankees swamped the Boston Red Sox twice yesterday to clinch their eighteenth American league pennant in 30 years, but the feat almost notice as Allie Reynolds, the fire-haller from Oklahoma, spun his second no-hit game cf the season in the opener. Never before in the American League and only once before in the history of the major leagues had a hucjer paralyzed enemy batsmen twice in a single campaign.

The wild scene in he dressing room after the big Indian whomped the Hose, 8 to 0, even eclipsed the tumult of the which followed Vic Raschi's II to 3 triumph in the decider. The triumphs boosted the lead to three and one-haif games over second-place Cleveland and eliminated the Indians from the race. The Yanks have three games to play and the Indians two. The victories also clinched second place season today combines a tasty for Cleveland. usuaj array 0f conference and Worth From California come the migi A crowd of 39,038 which had Waldorf to meet Pennsylvania at paid its way to watch the cham-j Philadelphia in one of the top in- nolds Major College Elevens Make First A npearanees Of Season New York ijpi College first big Saturday of the new of intersectional games plus uter-eonferenee attract? ns.

Golden Bears of Coach pions sew up their third straight flag got double its money's worth as Reynolds, scoring his seventeenth decision of the year, permitting only four men to reach first base on passes and choked them off right there. He gave the tersectional struggles of the day. William and Mary travels west to meet Oklahoma at Norman, where the Sooners of Coach the number one team last year in the Associated Press poll -open new campaign. Washington, one of the favorites in Middlecoii heads Field it St. Louis St.

Louis Duplicating his 1 bemused Sox nothing remotely re- Although Pitt has 19 veteran a lettermen, together with several The other no-hit- experienced holdov ers and some this season was pitched against neapolis; Texas, winner over Ken- coff jed yesterday as the stars from the unbeaten fresh- his old teammates, the Cleveland tucky last week, takes on Purdue jisoOGSt I the far west to gain the Rose six-under-par 65 of the first round, Bowl, tackles Minnesota at Min- defending champion Cary Middle- nennnliv Texas winner over Ken- men team. Hamilton wouldn't predict anything close to a victory. Now Showing for the First Time GREATER VIEWING FOR YOU ANI) YOUR CHILDREN Erick Eines Three Cri Indians, on July 12 at Cleveland. The only other hurier to notch a pair in the same campaign was Johnny Vander Meer, the storied lefthander who pitched two in succession for Cincinnati back in 1938. In putting the flag beyond reach of the stranded Cleveland dub in runs across in the second chapter.

It was his twenty-first win of the defeats, re- New York CD National for creating a rumpus outside jgue President Ford Frick handed the dressing room in the Brooklyn and their Braves field Thursday. The scene nightcap, Rase hi was only I rooters some good news yesterday took place right after the Dodgers! effective. He gave up cash fines but no suspensions for had dropped a costly and contro- six hits- but he strung the last 1 Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanelia versiai 4-3 decision to Boston, three of them over the final sev- in.i Roe. 1 i)oor en innings and never had a worry Frick, newiy elected commission-; Several of the Brooklyn players aflep teammates piled seven jer of baseball but still acting as had kicked the door of the of the senior loop, fined room on the way to their ins and Campanelia $100 each adjacent dressing chambers. A po- $ear against ten tagged Roe with a $50 penalty lice guard was called.

It was in every respect, mendous afternoon for Casey Sten- hitless Of the 23 hits they showered about the stadium, three were home runs. When the peerless but ageing Joe DiMaggio powdered his twelfth smash of the year deep into the leftflcld stands with two aboard in the second game the crowd reached its emotional apex. If turns out to be Joe's last campaign, he will remember the ovation he received yesterday. The final three games today and tomorrow against the Red Sox here will mean nothing. They could lose ail three and still finish ahead of Cleveland, even if the Indians sweep their remaining pair with Detroit.

From here on Stengel will be to rest his top pitchers until the World Series opens at the Stadium next Wednesday. Reynolds never had an anxious moment throughout his great performance. His fast ball was crackling from the start and his curve cropping off the corners. First Game Boston 000 000 000 -0 0 3 New York 202 102 01 8 10 I Second Game Boston 210 000 (X) at Lafayette, Southern Methodist meets Ohio State at. Columbus; UCLA invades Champaign to meet Illinois; Clemson plays Rice at Houston (night) in some of the other big cross-country jamborees.

Tennessee, given the number spot in this pre-season pail, entertains Mississippi State in a Southeastern Conference Tussle. Last veai State upset Tennessee, 7-0, but it likely to happen again. Kentucky plans to get hack into stride at Mississippi Louishnna State is at Alabama, Favored Michigan State, which barel; squeezed past Oregon State last competitors continued to snub par ouis Open golf tournament completed its second trip around the Meadow Brook Country club course. Carding a 130 total with his pair 65s, the Memphis, dentist replaced Lloyd Mangrum of Niles, 111., as the leader. Mangrum, who tied a course record with a 61 Thursday, fill off to a 70 yesterday but managed to stay eight strokes under par with a 134.

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Heberling tIKBEKUNG CG. 15 South Stroudsburg Come Iti and Help With Vour Innuranee Frohlenin AUTO, HGt SK, KTC Rhone 485 For Everythmg In A week, is favored over Michigan at Ann Aebot in one of the west's big games. Another major clash sees Indiana at Notre Dame, where Coach Frank Leahy has been singing the blues about his Irish. In the Southern Conference. Maryland-rated high to cop the Washington Lee ai Lexington.

won the 1950 crown. Wake Forest is at North Carolina State for a night game, while Georgia plays at North Carolina in an inter-conference 1 affair. Navy opens its season in the Yale Bowl, while Villanova goes i to West Point to sample Coach new Army team, riddled by the cribbing scandal, i Princeton, defending Ivy League I champs, are at home to New York vvh'le Duke comes from the routh to play Pitt at Pittsburgh. Syracuse plays at Cornell, the laf- ter high in Ivy League estimation. Other games include; Boston University at Penn State.

Temple at Brown, Ford ham at I Dartmouth, Holy Cross at Harv! ard, George Washington at Virginia, VMl at Richmond i Miami at Tutane, Georgia Tech at Florida, Vandebllt at Auburn, Kani sas State at Iowa, Iowa State at Kansas, Oklahoma A nt Missouri, Texas Christian at Nebraska, Marquette at Wisconsin, Colorado at Northwestern. Ready For Action Atlantic City Cock field A reave and John W. Nizlck's All At Once arrived from New York this week to fulfill their engagements in the $25,000 added All American handicap on closing day today. Areave traveled with a stabiemate This Side, a son of Theilusson scheduled to start in a $5,000 overnight handicap six fulrongs dash for juveniles. Teaneek Flash accompanied All at Once and will be a candidate in the $5.000 grass course overnight handicap for three-year-olds.

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