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Feller-Gordon Trim Pale Hose Indians idle Today, But Red Sox and Yankees Resume Drive. ARROWS TO BATTLE TECH FRIDAY I IEWS BITS Bv Carl Lundquist United Sporta Writ NEW Two ca co th smuitiv Red Sox ar squirm out ar. YORK, Sept. eg ahead with but three to Cleveland Indians sat today and watched the the Yankees try the noose. The Indians were idle while the Sox facec 1 gton in Boston and anks met the Athl eues in ielp A efcat for either conte ndcr me anthe end of the trail Evf a victo oulr 1 smack moreof a rep neve tha a pardon.

The axeci iti or hat hot on thr-srtrai Bot th So i Ya nks en- 3 o. a i Home nts of a- five i onreste dax I en the Tribe fell the Whi te Sox, 2-0. in he inning and ec 1 there mt il thefift i. But Cleve landw or 5 2 1c New ork beat the Boston beat heors, 4-2. to prolong the a at 1 east anot her day Our town was slated to have a noted group of visitors this afternoon in the Rough Riders of Roosevelt High in East Chicago, state grid champions for the past two years.

Coach Pete and his huskies were slated stop for lunch while en route to Evansville, where they will tackle the powerful Reitz Panthers, who are rated the No. 1 eleven in Indiana this week. Reitz suffered only loss of the campaign at tiie hands of the Rough Riders and anxious for revenge. Evansville fans see about the finest game of the Hoosier prep grid campaign coming up in this meeting and they are about right. Purdue To Rule Slight Favorite Wildcats Real Threat To Boilermaker Jagade Ready For Iowa.

Canterbury Is Next Rose Foe Expressing gratification with the performance of the Rose Poly football performance against McKen- dres College. Coach P. Brown prepares his squad for a tougher assignment Saturday against Canterbury College at Danville. Ind. Special defensive tactics are Boxer Dies In Chicago Match Kid Dinamita Succumbs From Head Injury In Tilt With McQuillar.

ir il 191 a football series as closely contested as any in the Western Conference at Evanston Saturday when they meet for the 29th time. Purdue, which put up a great battle last Saturday against Notre Dame before bowing, 28-27. will be CAL HILGEDIEK. JIM SEVIER. DOYLE SPOONMORE.

Gordon Comes Through. The lead the White Sox assumed looked dangerously good until the Hand sluggers snapped loose. That was the sixth After Lou Boudre au walked, that old pro, Joe Gordon, stepped up to the plate and sailed his thirty-second homer of the season into the left field stands That made the score 2-2. Ken Keltner was up next. He.

too. hoisted the ball into the left field seats, and Cleveland surged ahead, 3-2 The edded two more in the seventh and that was the ball game, giving Bobby Feller his nineteenth win season, seventh in a row The Yankees, like the Indians, had to overcome a 2-0 dc tic it before winning yesterday Philadelphia took that lead in the fourth on Elmer Valo's single, Sam Chapman's double and Buddy single But the sL th Hank Bauer hit the first homer of major league rat eer with two aboard and in the top of the Yanks added their fourth run Marks Scare Yankees. The Athletics gave the Yanks a mighty scare the bottom of the ninth DiMaggio dropped pinch-hitting Carl Srheib fly, and then, with out, Barney McC'os- ky doubled to put men on second and third. Ferris Fain walked, loading the bases Hank Majeski was next. He hit a bounder to Frankie Crosetti, who lashed the ball to Phil Rizzuto.

forcing Fain. Rizzuto spun around and threw to Tommy Henrich at first, getting Majeski for the double play which ended the game. Bob Porterfield was the winning The United Press Big Ten gives Gary Emerson the No. 2 slot and drops Roosevelt to third place. Both Wiley and Gerstmeyer are rated in the Well Regarded division and Garfield hopes to crash this class after its game at Brazil tomorrow.

ar, performers with the Sullivan Golden Arrows, who ill invade Memorial stadium on Friday for their annual arid meetine with the Rlaek fats of Tech. Last I riday. a eleven that was hadly outweished Garfield's Purple Eaales a torrid acumen, the first half and the will be nut to move at that pace In all tour periods aramst the fal Htl- tediek. 170-pound halfback. Is the Arrows' runnine snarkplus.

Sevier has been standout at quarter bark, whilr Spoonmore has proven a capable defensive and offensive man at end. Tebbets Best Says His Boss meeting with at BOSTON, Sept. the Stadium tomorrow night is the lose or tie. Manager Joe McCarthy lone game of the week on a local 1C convinced he has the best catch- "if'The Gulden Arrows, who American League in Bir- played like fighting demons against die Tebbetts. Garfield, can come up with another know- of anybody else won't be performance hjs him said cessful thev may cause a much heavier Black Cat moments.

JOE GORDON ALSO KEY SLUGGER FOR INDIANS CHICAGO. Sept. CHICAGO. Sept. necessary for use against the heavy Dinamita, 22 -year-old prize fighter due and Northwestern will resume line, and a trio of fr0m the Dominican Republic, died backfield threats that last week at Cook County Hospital early to- held Franklin College to a score- day as result of a head injury suf- less tie.

The line averages 206 fered in a bout last night with pounds per man as against the Bobby McQuillar of Port Huron, Rose average of 175, and the back- Mich. field threats are Halfback Bob It was the second death as result Courtney, skilled at open field run- of prize fighting in Chicago a favorite over the Wildcats ning; Bill Volk, a 200-pound plung- year, who won their interactional battle ing fullback. and Quarterback Al The fougm on with rr I hv a 19-0 score. Both Gibson, the passing threat. The mita 22 nd mrtnaav.

ne never teams will rely heavily on veter- game will be the first been knocked out in 81 figh s. an. Purdue's starting team is com- conference game and the him down pnsod entirely of lettermcn. while against Canterbury on the grid- in a fight at Comiskey Northwestern has only one sopho- iron since 1929. ripiH hprp more.

Rudy Cernoch, a tackle, in In winning their game against 0f a cerebral hem- the starting lineup. McKendree College, the Engineers In the overall series Purdue revealed strength in the running h8ours after McQuiHar hit him holds a slim advantage of 14 vie- and passing skill of Lamar Mich- negr the end of tories against 13 for the Wildcats, aels. and in the defensive playing 1 1 scheduled The 1932 games ended in a 7-7 tie. 0f Bill Woaks at end and of Cap- atChicagn Su- In the last meeting between the tain Tim Kelley at center. Al- 10-round at 1 two foes in 1945, Northwestern up- though asserting that the squad set the Boilermakers.

26-14. after played the best brand of ball of Purdue had won its first five games any Rose team since the war, of the season. Coach Brown found a number of In other Big Nine games Satur- disturbing weaknesses, among day, Indiana, 35-7 victor oyer them the inadequate protection Wisconsin in the first provided the passer, xveak 10 -round dium. The bell saved Dinamita from a full knockout, but he was unable to come out for the next round McQuillar was awarded the bout on a TKO. Boxing Was Suspehded.

After Sam death in game, entertains Iowa and ing for the punt receivers, and un- February Gov Dwight H. Green i lllinnic Intita npai 1 sin is host to Illinois. Iowa beat satisfactory ball handling indi- all boxing for a month Marquette 14 to 12 last week cated by seven Rose fumbles. Im- while the commission revised the Illinois romped over Kansas state. provenients in these fundamentals rules.

As result, the commission are the object of the practice ses sions this week. CLEVELAND, Sept. fore ending in his seventh straight 40 0 0 Nearly everyone on the Cleveland vicI' 0 inninB G9rdon. ball club has been nominated key t0 piate and smashed non-ccinference men in the Indians' apparently sue- a two-run CaUforni. travels to Ohio Indiana State state and Minnesota entertains Up to then south- rye rr we eirven some anxious office aftcr yesterday's Bob Feller, who yesterday re- paw Frank Papish.

who recently 2 the maior Midwest inde- i VCltpO wrecked the New York Yankees, Among Marquette plays at De- was the complete master troll: Notre Dame goes to Pitt, and The State plays Hawaii at this power to run over all rivals he Tebbetts. Kosar in that has outcaught him. sain tne cessful pursuit of skipper of the Boston Red Sox in League pennant. 5-1 victorv over Washington. corded his nineteenth victory.

Yes However Tech seems to have all fellow Hogan has done a Lou Boudreau, the playing man- the uhvsical edge and has used good iob for Cleveland, he added, ager? Of course. the experience of Bob Lemon, the converted fly- liver another mate home with a Rosar in Philadelphia cl aser. who tomorrow goes for his two-bagger, giving him a total of decreed that all fighters had to wear at least eight-ounce gloves, all fighters who suffered severe concussions were ruled out of boxing in the state for life, all fighters had to take eneephalograph tests before bouts, and boxers who were knocked out had to wait at least six weeks.before fighting again. Jack Elder, secretary of the commission. said that all of these rules to date in run the second half.

Purple Eagles are not kidding themselves about Brazil, which gave Wiley a rough session here week. Coerh Donas Dischinger was not satisfied with the play of his team in the first half at Sullivan and has turned on the heat in workouts this week. Michigan State plays Hawaii at Indiana Scrappin' Syca --------------------------------East Lansing. mores will be gunning for their were in connec- Notes from the Big Nine second straight win of the season wrjj night's fight. It was Jagade.

veteran on Saturday when they travel to sjx weeks last night since fullback ran and maneuvered at Valparaiso-for a grid combat with Dinamita suffered the technical full physical form for the first the Crusaders of Valparaiso Uni- knockout by Dawson, hut Elder time in a month. He played only versify said Dinamita was in con has had a poor year at the bat. twenty-first conquest of the year 121 runs batted in for 1948. Never Tebbetts reaily has been a big when the Tribe resumes against the before had the Rock reached that help to our pitchers. I think Detroit Certainly.

high a figure. The home run was he ever hit as good in his life 1 Gene Bearden. Ken Keltner. Jim No. 32 for him.

another new high don knov about the National Hegan. Dale Mitchell. Larry Doby? for the clouting Californian sparingly against Wisconsin. opening game last week when he took the pre-fight League 20 a pretty fair Take your pick c' in. V' squad spent a rainy wound up in a thrilling 9 to 7 examinations yesterday, catcher at New York in that big But what about Joe Gordon, the White Sox threatened to shell Fel- smashing Hoosier plavs.

victory over Illinois Normal Uni" in American old man of ihe her from the mound, it was h.s fine named versify when Bob Chester, veteran hTr rn i bW At 33. -he flash is enjoying his stop of Parish's wicked smash for halfback, hooted a field goal in the Bn die a W-year-old veteran of sreatest season, even if he did hat which turned the potential hit into YANKEES SIGN WOODLING. of baseball and three Red Streaks invade Clin- vears ton and this scrap also may develop service into a rousing 280. He has dnven home 66 runs Coach George Ashv working hard to improve his games passing attack The club revolution in Boston jf voted the major league all-star have PHILADELPHIA. Sept.

30 York Yankees today announced the signing of Out- has a pretty nood thrower in Ernie but his potential receivers are having trouble developing sticky fingers. Ashworth has tried everything but glue. In the Wiiey-Brazil came last Continued On Page 22, Column 6 catcher. job isn't over yet for McCarthy refuses to give up on his struggling Red Sox who are two down to Cleveland with only three to play. thp Indiana contest seconds of play.

322 in 1942. the year he was voted an inning-ending double play. The Three promotions were The Crusaders already iT hittine most valuable player. Sox had clubbed Feller for three practice ses- registered victories over two out Yesterday he produced the two straight singles, good for two runs of-state rivals Kalamazoo College fielder Gene Vtoodling of the San pavoff wallops that eased Feller and undoubtedly would have had (-ontinued On Page 22, Column 1. Gf Kalamazoo and Luther Francisco Seals, the Pacific Coast College, out in Iowa.

League's hitter of 1948. Valpanfiso will be handicapped The 26-year-old Woodling rut .385 by the loss of Quarterback John this season and batted 106 runs, Hanak, who is expected to be out including 22 homers, 14 triples and for at least two after being 22 doubles. injured in the Luther game orih has been and road. which go. plenty rot ky be more but for Gordon's fine play not Heath Is Hurt; Out of Series Montreal Set For Little World Series HOW THEY STAND Amrriran League.

WILEY vs. CLINTON HIRSCH IS RECOVERING FROM SKULL FRACTURE ontinued On Page 22, Column 4. student and adult tickets as- CHICAGO, Sept. Hirsch, Chicago Rockets halfback suffered a fractured BROOKLYN, Sept. Jeff dreams of playing in his first world series after 13 years in the big leagues lay shattered today in a plaster cast surrounding his left foot.

The Boston outfielder REXO VALLEY KENNELS, REG. BnirNui, training and trimming. Quality canned beet and borra mrst. R. J.

3rd Drue Instli nf un 4idc Swulh 1 run ridge MONTREAL, Sept. The Montreal Royals, with the Cup trophy added to their International League Pennant, rested for the Little World Series today. The Royals clinched the cup last night in the league playoff finals a 7 to 3 victory over Syracuse Cif Tf Und Boston New York Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis Washington Chicago Won Lost Pet. 95 56 .629 93 58 .61 a 2 93 58 .616 84 67 .556 11 75 75 29 Vs 58 91 .389 36 54 .360 40Y4 49 .329 45 Coach Wally Marks of State probably will rely on the same starting lineup that clicked against Illinois Normal last week.

signed to Wiley Hash School for skull in a game against Cleveland broke his foot yesterday try ing to wiwi the Wiley football game at Sunday, was reported in good con- sijde away from a tag at home hiehlfehted stop" Bob dnion today plate in a game with Brooklyn. 8 niea wne.n. 3 UI Hirsch. whose injury was re- The game didn't mean a thing, vcaled yesterday, was to be moved Boston already had won the Na- from his home to a Chicago hos- tional League pennant, pital today for a period of con- The means a lot. It is valescence.

so severe that Heath, now 32. may Spokesmen for the team said he never play again. It robbed the Clinton Friday night have been sent to Irv Heath, business manager of athletics at Wiley. Heath announced yesterday that i he has the tickets, both student, and adult, and they may be obtained at the Wiley business office i during business hours daily. Morgan powered his second vital home run in two nights with two on base.

Montreal meets the winner of the American Association playoffs in the Shaughnessy Cup playoffs, imj symbolic of supremacy between will be sidelined for at least four Braves of their most powerful' circuits st pau). a minor or five weeks, and possibly for the left handed hitter and cut them to c()Usm furrently lcads remainder of the season. onlv three outliciders. thp Associatjon series, two games His condition is not serious. Manager Billy Soutlworth.

who to onc over Columbus, last nigi.ta said earn physician Sylvan Solan Jus game having been hailed by rain. it is necessary that the ooy BEN RAIMONDI IS SIGNED. rest and have complete quiet Hirsch was injured on the last play of the first period of the game, a Rockets spokesman said He was kicked in the head, and was taken out of the lineup for the rest of the game. missed his first game of the season yesterday He heard the bad news on the radio. Last night he said he had made no decision on a possible series replacement for Heath.

To add a player now he would need special permission with the New York football Games behind. (t) Games to play. YESTERDAY RESULTS. Cleveland. Chirago, 2.

New York. 4: Philadelphia, 2. Boston, 5: Washington. 1. Detroit, St.

Louis. 0. GAMES TODAY. (Probable Washinfton (Wynn S-18) at Boston (Parnell I4-S). a New York d.opat at Philadelphia iBrissie 14-10).

St. Louis (Ostrowski 4-5) at Detroit (Kretlow 2-0). Only fames scheduled. GAMES TOMORROW. St.

Louis at Chit ago (2, twilight-night). Detroit at Cleveland. Only games seheduled. THE FLAG RACE FISH SANDWICHES Friday and Saturday CURB 2950 South 7th Street. Bar-B-Q Ribs and French By The Associated Press.

Games To Pet. Behind Play Cleveland 56 3 Boston 93 58 .616 2 3 New York S3 38 .616 2 3 Remaining schedules: home. Detroit, 3. Total. 3.

Away, none. home. New Y'ork. Washington. 1.

Total. 3. Away, none. New Y'ork at home, none. Away, Boston, Philadelphia, 1.

Total, 3. MONEY SECURITY LOAN CO. 17 S. 4th St. C-4304.

JERSEY CITY. N. Sept. 30. National League.

Won Lost Pet. Boston 88 61 .591 Brooklyn 8)4 68 .550 6 Pittsburgh 82 68 517 St. Louis 81 68 .514 7 New Y'ork 77 71.51« 12 Philadelphia 68 87 .428 Cincinnati 63 87 Chicago 6288 .413 Commisisoner A. B. Chan- COACH RESIGNS.

from dler. Guesses here were that he would ask to bring up Marv Rickert from Milwaukee of the American Association. Rickert. a Yankees, signed yesterday ith the Jersey City Giants of the American Football League. CHICAGO, Sept 30 Milt Stock, whose major l-ague dates back to 1911.

resigned today jn runs jn the as Cubs coach, a position he AAA league this season, held since 1944. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The AMOciatrd RICKMAN BROTHERS CLOTHES PRICES ARE STILL LOW QUALITY STILL HIGH P.uving1 Richman Bros, clothes this Fall will he a double because we have not raised the prices suits, topcoats and overcoats are still only Gabardine topcoats are bijz favorites this year, so we have of and coverts, too. The same goes for worsted in suits. Yes, have the clothes and the values, too. Headquarters for Hats for Years.

SHOP 503 Wabash Ave. WABASH VALLEY GRIDIRON CHART FRIDAY. Tech, at vs. Stadium, Sullivan p. m.

Garfield at Brazil. Wiley at Clinton. Paris at Casey. Effingham at Charleston. Brownsburg at Linton.

Oblong at Marshall. Charleston State at Martinsville. Champaign at Robinson. Princeton at Vincennes. SATURDAY.

Palestine at Dugger. r.imfi behind. to play. RESULTS. Bnsinn.

4: Brooklyn. 3. Cincinnati, Chicago. 3. Pittsburgh.

St. 1 (night). Only scheduled. GAMES TODAY. (Probable Boston (Bickford 10-5) at Brooklyn (Branca 14-8).

Raadik. 162, Estonia. Cincinnati 11-11) at outpointed George Horne, 160, Chicago (Chambers 1-8). Niles. Ohio, 10.

Pittsburgh (Chemes 14-5) and Oster- Miami. Al Hersh. New muHler at St. Lauis (Munger 9-11 York, outpointed Sammy Secreet, ana Brecheen 19-7), two day and Pittsburgh. 10 nighl donbleheader.

Denver Eddie Marotta. 123 k. Cleve- Only games scheduled, land, outpointed Corky Gonzales, i GAMES TOMORROW. Kans Dick Smith. 164, Ok- Pitt.burgh at Cincinnati, lahoma City, outpointed Ted Barton.

Chicago at St. Loui, might). 164, Arkansas City. Kans, 10 Only scheduled. SEAT COVERS Coupes as Low as 54.95—Sedans and Coaches, $8.95 I FLOOR MATS WATER PUMPS BATTERIES RADIATORS SPRINGS GRILLES COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.

AUTO GLASS INSTALLED. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS COMPANY 10 NORTH 2ND STREET. PHONE C-1224. ATERLOO GETS SELTZ. ANDERSON, Sept.

of Forward Rolland Seitz to the new Waterloo. Iowa, team of the National Basketball League was announced last night by the Anderson Packers. Seitz, a former Hamline Univer sity athlete, has been with Anderson three years. The sale price was not disclosed. Delco-Kelty Springfield Batteries Battery Recharging.

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