Gionfriddo's Great Catch Makes Him Series Hero

« ; _ Miraculous Stab Robs w in, Lose, or Draw Browns, Cards, Eagles By FRANCIS E. STANN Di Maggio and Saves And Packers Pace Star Staft Correspondent The Roof Never Falls Dodger Victory Pro Grid NEW YORK, Oct. 6 —On page 9 of the Yankees World Series pro- Leagues gram, which sells for 50 cents but is considered a better bargain irt By Burton Hawkins By the Associated Press some quarters than Col. Larry McPhail's $1 sandwiches and 90-cent Stor Staff Correspondent NEW YORK. Oct. 6—While the Cleveland Browns continue to dom- drinks, is contained the self-indictment of the New York ball club. NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—A1 Gion- inate the play in the All-America On this page is the story of Manager Bucky Harris, friddo, a pocket-sized outfielder Football Conference, the Chicago which begins: with a flea-sized average, Cardinals. Green Packers and " batting Bay 'If,' said one of the Yankees, who will remain are for has emerged from obscurity among Philadelphia Eagles battling anonymous, 'You can't play ball for Bucky Harris- the limelight in the rival National " the Brooklyn Dodgers to qualify as well, you just can't play ball.' League. a World Series sensation. Employed Thus, by the admission of one of the Yankees, The Browns, who won the confer- they can't play ball, regardless of the outcome of only part time, Gionfriddo has reg- ence championship last year, istered smashing successes in two strengthened their bid for another title by downing their 1946 play-off can't play very well, at least, because if the games to prolong the series and rivals, the Eastern Division New Yankees were a normal club championship they'd send it into the payoff seventh York Yankees. 26-17, at Cleveland have wrapped up the set in four straight. game. yesterday for their fifth win in aa Instead they've let a runtish, hungry-looking New York's Yankees found the many starts. team nearly run them out of two ball and Green remained Dodger parks 5-foot-6-inch Gionfriddo a huge an- Chicago Bay ever since the opening pair of games—a Dodger deadlocked for the lead in the West- noyance as they returned to Yan- ern half race team with only a single .300 hitter during the reg- of the National's by kee Stadium for the climax con- 31-7 and 17-14 victories over rraneis E. sunn. ular season, mind you, and with undoubtedly the scoring test. To little A1 belongs the the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles worst pair of pitching aces a club ever carried into a series. The aces Dodgers' 8-6 victory over the Yan- Rams, respectively, while the Eagles open but never win. kees yesterday, with a record throng retained their grip on the Eastern Ralph Branca, supposedly Burt Shotton's No. 1 pitcher, shows an of 74,065 sitting in on his unbe- sector's flag with a 23-0 victory over earned-run averagp of approximately 10 runs per game and Vic Lom- lievably brilliant catch of Joe Di nie new ιογκ. uianis. blast. bards Brooklyn's No. 2 boy, must have an earned-run average of Maggio's soaring 313,414 See Pro Games. to left field as a approximately 13 per game. Dispatched All told, *313.414 fans paid their measure after Yet as this column was dispatched the series was tied up, 3-3, protective Brooklyn way to the eight pro games yester- had an 8-5 lead with a because Brooklyn yesterday won an 5-6 decision after blowing a 4-run grasped day, with the National luring 168,704 four-run outburst in the sixth in- fhit- and passing to two six-pointers. ten, third of four Dodger pitchers. ters and no pitchers and you wonder if they, too, realize they are Green Bay kept pace with the hopelessly outclassed on paper. They have no ball players remotely Seemingly Futile Chawe. Cards in a hard-fought game at Green a scoreless resembling Di Maggio and Henrich and no pitcher in Frank Shea's Di Maggio stroked a tremendous Bay. Following class. drive toward the Brooklyn bullpen first half, the Packers tallied twice in the third period and Ted Prltsch Well, if the Yankees blow this series—or if they feel they have some 415 feet distant and the cus- clinched matters with a field tomers were wondering not whether 23-yard been forced to work overtime in the first $2,000,000 set in history— in the it would be caught but whether it goal fourth period. they have only themselves to blame. They lost one game while mak- would be a home run or a triple. Giants Held to 39 Yards. ing 15 hits and blew another decision while 13 (yesterday's), making It was the most marvelous smash hits At Philadelphia, the Eagles scored good for 22 bases, and got beat when one of their own pitchers of the series and when Gionfriddo FINDERS stole That's Bob Cifers, another Pitt back, on the left, who helped KEEPERS—Tony Campagno, Pittsburgh bafck, in every period while limiting the was giving up only one hit. took off after the ball It off on his Perfect interference appeared one of Sammy Baugh's passes from Redskin End Hugh Taylor get Campagno scoring Jaunt. Giants, last season's Eastern win- In the last four games the Yankees have left 42 runners stranded he was a futile chase. making and legged It 64 yards for a touchdown that gave the Steelers made the dash successful. ners, to 39 yards on the ground and on base and no matter how Harris his men—he used 21 Elwood Baker. juggles players But A1 wheeled and streaked over a temporary lead over the Tribe yesterday at Griffith Stadium. —Star Staff Photo by 67 in the air In posting their second yesterday, for instance—he can't outscore the Dodgers more than half Yankee Stadium's lush turf and straight win. the time. seemingly romped over acres of In an All-America game at Balti- geography. Just as the ball was Richmond U. Ace more, the Colts and the visiting San Hail to to over the wire the Dodgers about plop heavy Locke Ends U. S. Tour, Bough's Record Pace Is Seen Francisco 49ers battled to a 28-28 for a One must admire this Brooklyn squad in a way. The word gate bordering the bullpen standoff. The 49ers tied the count home run, Gionfriddo Ruled in the last with two touch- "squad." incidentally, is used advisedly. The Dodgers have used 90 game-tying Ineligible period stuck out his glove and snatched By the Associated Press As Redskins' Loi le Title downs. Frankie Albert engineered players in six games and, while they mainly are responsible for the Second to Hope the ball. It made other spectacular Finishing RICHMOND, Va.. Oct. 6.—With behind that line," said Dr. Jock the two tying tallies, while Billy gosh-awfui times of game (3 hours 19 minutes, 3 hours 5 minutes, etc., By Lewis F. Atchison series catches appear routine. the full approval of the Executive Sutherland, Pittsburgh coach. "We Hillenbrand scored three times to etc.), their slow play is understandable. Hardly an inning passes In Committee. Col. William Couper, was well on his star for the Colts. That was the ball game. Di Mag- at Sammy Baugh way didn't get the breaks, but that's which they do not face a Situation. always are runners on two Harrison Reading president of the Southern Con- he commented after the, Therç gio knew it when, in one of his rare to a National Football League record football," ruled Vernon T. Vi UlUi V UWVA UVViUD H1IUV 1.11/t J Vllivl J/lkVll io vt UV/iUi, emotional he kicked th· Associated Press ference, today game. outbursts, up By for touchdown passes today after Morgan, the University of Rich- is not to You professional baseball contract It was another coach. threatened and they scored a run headed homeward with more than Stadium. pitch, pitch, pitch Miksis. If 1 0 0 0 0 0 to lose courage. with the New York Giants for Gionfriddo. If 2 0 0 1 0 0 in the but Di frus- a during that pigskin all afternoon Sam, Sam, however, gives the credit for ninth, Maggio's $24,000 in prize money despite Edwards, c 4 1 I 5' 0 0 Their chances after Lombardi and Branca had kicked a the summer of 1944. has been kept down. his success to his Bob away trated bid for a home run was the three-stroke defeat at the hands of and he didn't let anybody playmates. Furillo. cf 4 1 2 4 1 ο ο ο <-0 lead in the third seemed as remote as Russia's out of the Spiders' first three Nussbaumer made a beautiful catch Jorgcnsen. 3b 2 l 1 1 inning relinquish- crusher. E. J. (Dutch) Harrison in his final Baugh isn't gunning for any rec- Lavagetto, 3b 2 0 0 0 1 0 football this season of and ο ο ment of the veto. had in the who to Gionfriddo, who batted a feeble games pend- understand. He's his first payoff pitch Lombardi. η Ο ο ο 0 They nobody bullpen figured test. ords, y' simply ο ο ο ing a ruling from Col. Couper. 27 yards for a score. A 28- Branca, ρ 2 ο 1 help, but somehow they made it. A guy named Gionfriddo robbed .175 in the regular season, prospers Harrison won the $10,000 Reading doing a job he's paid to do, but the sprinted TBracari 1 Ο 1 ο Ο Ο backers had ex- throw to Eddie Saenz set iBankhead 0 10 0 ο ο on It was Al. University Texan is a clutch yard up Di of a home run and Dixie Walker did the same pressure. remember, Open tournament yesterday by tall great player' Hatten. ρ 1 Ο 0 ο Ο Ο Maggio against the to the second and tossed a 3- who set the for Cookie Lava- 68 at pected Emporia youngsters the the bet- Baugh Casey, ρ Ο ο ο ο ι ο Kenrich. They seem to come with who stage shooting a three-under-par and the hotter pressure always up somebody per- become an outstanding football, yarder to Dick Poillon for the next, getto's destruction of Floyd Bevens' Locke to finish the 72-hole test with ter is he. That accounts for the five Totals. 55 ~8 12 27 Ο 1 forms the impassible. That works two ways, too. When it comes baseball and basket ball star at six Poillon missed the extra bid for a no-hit same with two out 277 strokes, three better than Locke touchdown throws he made in Phila- points. tDoubled for Branca In sixth. to pitching, Branca and Lombardi have been impossibly bad. Richmond. point, his first miss after 30 con- in the ninth inning of the fourth on the Berkshire Country a week ago, and the three ;Ran for Bragan in sixth. 6,297-yard delphia secutive conversions. game, a devastating double, which Club Course. Harrison, representing he chalked up yesterday. If the Chandler and the Dusk Lanky Hugh Taylor took the third Stalking cascaded the Yankees into a 3-2 the Country Club of York, Pa., Skins had needed another—and they : at imweiss. 2 b 6 0 0 1 6 » Things were becoming a mite uncomfortable for Baseball Com- scoring pass, a 35-yard throw, after Henrich. rf-lf 5 1 2 1 Ο η defeat. picked up a $2,000 prize. Gambino Threatening almost did, and if there had been Lindell, II 2 1 2 0 0 0 Saenz had started the goalward 0 missioner Happy Chandler as dusk fell over Yankee Stadium yester- Desperate Gamble Clicked. Locke a Changed Man. time, there isn't the slightest doubt « 0 2 1 0 march with a 32-yard runback of Di Mangio et S 1 1 5 0 0 day. In the eighth inning, between the third and fourth hours, the Al had But Locke, a considerably changed that Sam would have gotten it. He's Johnson, 3b 5 13 16 0 stolen only two bases dur- the kick-off. Tom Farmer the 0 the reserved and some- got Phillips, lb _J: 1 0 0 4 0 umpires were looking toward Happy's box for instructions. Obviously the but with two man from that kind of money player. 1 0 1 0 0 0 ing season, out and To Make Runaway last score, coming into the game to rBrown who reached the McQumn. lb 1 ο 0 6 0 1 the could not continue after another full provided the Pinch-hitter Pete Reiser at bat he what austere golfer A 4-inch of wood game inning, piece separated over from the Rizzuto, ss ... 4 0 16 10 was smash 1-yard mark, United States last April, all Lollar. c 1110 0 0 Yankees tied the score as they always thereatened to do, unless the stole second, with the aid of a high the Tribe from a possible defeat yes- after to Saenz and Rosato J for passes A. Robinson, β 4 1 2 2 0 1 alone In second place, good $1,400. last-minute 0 lights were turned on. throw by Catcher Yogi Berra. It Of Race terday, for Joe Glamp's had put the Tribe in position. Reynolds, ρ 0 0 0 0 0 That made his total earnines in 14 Scoring Drews, ρ 2 0 0 0 1 Ο was & from the desperate gamble which field goal attempt, 33»yard the ace of Pitts- Ο Ο Ο Now it is a rule during the regular season that no game started which he won— the Asiocioted Près» Johnny Clement, Page, ρ Ο Ο Ο tournaments—six of By ο ο Ο Ο ο uiiu&ea. manager .oucKy.xiarns men mark hit the upright and rebounded a Nawsoin. ρ ο in daylight may be continued 'under lights. It was in the power of On the PGA official 1947 burgh s backfield, tossed 15-yarder tClark 1 Ο Ο Ο Ο ο $24,327.50. RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 6—Lu field for an auto- ordered Reiser walked and along onto the playing to Steve Lach for one Steeler sctfre, Raschi, ρ Ô 0 Ο 0 Ο ο Happy to so order lights to be turned on, in case the Yanks tied, or list he stood second only to half- 10 0 0 came Lavagetto to break up the prize Gambino, 202-pound bruising matic touchback. The ball had ;.¥oul5 10 who birdied the final and threw another to Bob Sullivan Wensloff, ρ 0 0 0 0 1 0 to permit the umpires to call the game on account of darkness. Jim Demaret, back from Baltimore, who lugs the of Ο game. Gionfriddo's batting average enough height and plenty carry for 16 ac- "Frey ί Ο Ο Ο Ο hole for one under 70, a 282 Coach Jim Tatum's yards. Tony Compagno was between the devil and the blue haze settling par leather for a inch off the beam. Happy deep for the series is .000, but along the but was scant counted for the third Steeler 42 15 27 14 total and tie for third place with a score, Totals ~6 ~2 o'er the arena. With the could last until a decision was i a man. lights, game Gowanus Canal he's mighty Goal. dashing 64 yards with one of •Singled for Phillips in third. $900 reward that boosted him to forces, today threatened to make a Glamp Boots Field reached. If the Yanks tied in the ninth under a no-lights edict, the who intended for tLined out for Newsom in sixth. Allie Reynolds, started for Southern Baugh's passes Taylor. $24,536.83. one-man runaway of the Glamp, a Louisiana State young- ^Singled for Rascki in seventh. game would have to be replayed and, judging by yesterday's gross ihe Yankees yesterdav, was the vic- from New Sammy himself gave the visitors Bobby, due to fly today Conference individual point-making ster, earlier had booted a 26-yard ••Forced A. Robinson /or WensloS in the New York and Brooklyn clubs would have been richer im of two tainted runs to their final two points, unintention- reciepts, Brooklyn York Ho London, en route home parade for 1947. field goal early in the first period ninth. out of the end zone ___ 202 0(14 000—8 by $393.201. in the first inning. Ed Stanky his in Johannesburg, was a 3-0 ally steppping Brooklyn family Gambino in only two contests to present the Steelers with New- York 004 1 ου 001—II A Yankees' ninth to left, Peewee Reese singled over with for the on a pass for a 2-point. safety. soggy double off George Stirnweiss's bat in the singled brimming praise the Terps have played .so far this lead, and for a while it seemed Runs ba'ted in—J. Robinson. Walker. the box and the were and Brown. Berra. would have this decision to Chandler because it would have hrough bases treatment accorded him by one season has tallied 36 that this Stirnweiss. Lindeil, Johnson. put up already points, probable margin again Lavatetto, Reese (2>. Fr-y. Two-base hits loaded when Left Fielder Johnny all. half of total of 72 Fu- tied the score. As it was. StirnVeiss bounced out and if Burt Shotton's exactly the would send the Skins down to de- Reese. J. Robinson. Walker, Lollar. riilo. Double play—Rizzuto to Lindell lost Jackie Robinson's fly Worsham Out of Money. which won the for were NFL Bragan. of relief was heartier than Chandler's to scoring glory feat. But the Steelers up Standings Earned runs—Brooklyn. 7: Nev; sigh any you've got prove the Phillips. in the sun. Stanky scored when At the tournament finish yester- North Carolina's Justice who can beat By Associated Press York. ti. Left on bases—Brooklyn. 6: New It to a lot of Charley against a competitor people. Dixie drilled into a and Demaret was tied for third with WEST. York, 13. Base on balls—Off Reynolds, 1 double-play day, during the 1946 campaign. runs and field goals combined (Hermanskn: off Drews. 1 (Reese); off long «W. L. T. Pet. PF PA. who had shifted to Amateur Frank Stranahan, Toledo, Hatten. 4 (Stirnweiss, McQuinn (2). Riz- Reese, third, Gambino scored three times In' if a chance to throw the ball, Chicago Cards 2 0 0 1.000 70 28! given zuio. Strikeouts—By Lombardi. 2 (John- r c c· r_. across on a ball. and Ed Oliver, Wilmington, Del., as the Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 4β 34 scampered passed big each game Terps spanked and that was Baugh. son. Drews ι: by Branca. 2 (Drews. Stirn- at 282. Stranahan matched Dema- Los Angeles 1 1 0 .500 02 241 by Page. 1 (Walker): by Raschi. 1 jia vjumea constructed a 4-0 lead South Carolina, 19-13, and rolled Back in 1943 Sid Luckman threw weiss); v^uiiipuàiie jluic, Brooklyn Detroit 1 2 ο .33H 52 HP (Edwards). Pitching summary—-Reynolds. ret's 70, and Oliver had par Bears. 2 on successive doubles Rob- sub-par over Delaware, 43-19. 28 to surpass the for- Chicago 0 0 .000 27 00: 4 runs, 6 hits in 2Vb innings; Drews, 0 BROOKLYN (National Learue). by Reese, scoring passes 4 71. Chick Herbert, Northville, Mich., Four each had 18 EAST luns. 1 hit in 2 innings; Page. 4 runs. G. AB. R. Η. 2b. 3b. Hr. Rbi. BB SO. Pet. PO. Α. Ε Field. inson and Walker in the but players points, mer mark of 24 held by Cece Isbell, Newsom, 0 runs. 1 hit In third, Philadelphia __ 2 0 0 3.000 08 42 hits in 1 inninp; Itanky. 2b 6 21 4 5 2 3 2 .238 15 18 1 .971 finished with a 70 for 284 and sixth 0 including Jack Cloud, William and of Green and now coach- Washington 1 1 0 .500 Οί» 71 inning; Raschi, ο runs, hits in 1 J. Robinson, lb 6 23 Ά 7 3 2 '3 .304 46 4 ο 1.004) ! the Yankees caught up with Vic then Bay in 2 0 .33:* 50 85 inning; Wensloff. 0 runs, 0 hits Λ 8 2 Ο 3 1 .2541 1 .875 place. Mary fullback, who was second to Confer- Pittsburgh 12 j Reiser» ci-It Lombardi in their third. Sherman ing in the rival All-America Boston .0 1 1 .000 J 4 28 ! innings: Lombardi, 4 runs. 5 hits in 2S S-alker. rf β 24 6 2 .250 ο 1.000 National Champion Lew Justice a Brian Bell of Branca. 1 run, 6 hits in 2'i Lollar with a Open year ago; ence. With only 20 touch'downs to New York 0 1 1 .000 7 30 innings: Hermanski, If β 2 3 .118 ο 1.000 opened double and innings; Hatten. 1 run. :i hits in 3 innings ι .357 1 .917 Worsham finished out of the money and Lee, a Washington Sunday's Results. in Furillo, rf ! 5 liter Third Baseman Johnny Jor- Washington go to tie that mark, and 10 games (none out in Hthl: Casey. Ο runs. 1 hit Edwards, r 23 4 .17 I 1 .977 one of his Chicago Cardinals. 31 ; Chicago Bearr, 7. Passed with 224-75—299, poorest (D. C.) youth; Bobby Gage and Jim in do Sam is a I inning. Wild pitch—Lombardi. lorsensen. 3b 18 3 .107 8 11 2 .905 ;ensen contributed an error on which to it, lead-pipe Green Bay, IT: Los Angeles. 14 ball—Lollar. Winnine pitcher—Branca. 3b β 1 .107 Ο 1 ο 1.000 performances of the season, but the both of Clemson. — Messrs. "Lavaratto, George Stirnweiss' grounder the Reynolds, cinch to shatter Luckman's figure. Washington. 27; Pittsburgh. 20. Losina pitcher—Page. Umpires Reese, ss 20 .350 8 14 .957 Middle Atlantic two and Philadelphia, 23: New York. 0. Pinelli (N. L.I, Plate; Rommel (A. L.I. Ο I ο 1.000 section placed William Mary, meanwhile, And he'd better, because it is base: Branca, η 5 Ο Ο .000 Yankees scored four runs on singles pain- Detroit, 21; Boston, 7. first base; Goetz (N. L.h second ο Ο Ο .000 Ο 3 ο I.οοο winners in Otto Greiner, Bal- into the lead in the South- base. Time—.1:1» Behrman. Ρ prize jumped that Baugh is the Tribe's McGowan Ά. L.I, third 1 Ο Ο .00» 2 3 ο 1.000 ay Tommy Henrich, Johnny Lindell, fullyjilear Next Sunday's Games. Casey, ρ — who had a final 69 for over Ο Ο .οοο Ο Ο ο .ΟΟΟ timore pro ern Conference standings the of a real at New York at Washington. ►**Lombardi, ρ Di Bill Johnson and only hope getting $hot η ι .000 ο ι .mm Maggio, Bobby 289 and Eddie Johnston, Baltimore Pittsburgh at Boston. Grerr. ρ 2 Γ week end by brushing aside The the Eastern crown. ο ο .000 ο 1.000 the last two blows delivered Philadelphia at Chicago Bears. Barney, ρ 2 1 Brown, tied for 10th and Ο Ο ο .000 amateur. Greiner Citadel, 56-7. The triumph gave ne nas js Chicago Cardinals at Green ΒΛ'. While You Wait Hatten. ρ 3 3 ο ο .333 in two games compieiea I off Ralph Branca. Los Angeles at Detroit. *Miksis,2b-if ο ο .000 I 1 .007. won $282.50 while Johnston finished the Tribe two victories against no 62 than the .500 ο .500 ο ο οοο of passes—better ♦Vauthan Singles by Aaron Robinson, Hen- with a 75 for 299 and won a silver defeats. SBragan 1 ο Ο 1.000 ο ο ο .000 average that put Bob Waterfield on 3 Ο 1 Ο .000 ι ο ο 1.000 rich and Berra fashioned a 5-4 lead bowl for third amateur. Pea- the AUTO GLASS xGionofriddo Roger North Carolina's Tar Heels, of last season, for 473 Ο ο ο ο .οοο I ο ο .οοο top the heap xxBankhead for the Yankees inHhe fourth. But of Park a last cock Sligo posted league's defending champions, get yards. Baugh's life-time record now GARAGE & SERVICE 28 2» .231 150 00 8 .905 Totals Ο 195 27 45 12_ Ο 24 the Dodgers surged back in the round 76 for a 297 total. theiA first taste of conference com- Replacement in seventh inning of first fame and ran for Reiser in is 1,773 attempts, 1,026 completions, •Struck out for Behrman sixth at the expense of Joe Page for the at STATION Service ninth of fourth crame. petition season Chapel 13,042 and 111 touch- yards gained EQUIPMENT quality aafetr tFlied out for Grerr in 7th inninr of scycond same, walked for Gregg in 7th and Bobo Newsom, who were among Hill afternoon when they SEE We mr only the hlfhrat of 5th Saturday down passes. «Ian. guaranteed to paaa any lnapeetlaa. Inninf of fourth rame, and doubled for Behrman in 7th inninr rame. at a Glance ran for Furillo the six pitchers employed by Har- Series host to Wake Forest's unbeaten xForced Jorrensen for Barney in 9th inninr of second rame, play at His Peak. 5th Sam L. S. JULLIEN. Inc. in inninr of 4th rame, and walked for Hatten in Oth inninr of rame. ris. By th· Auociated Prm Deacons. J. L. BRENNER & CO. 9th in for Casey in 9th inninr of fourth rame, and walked for Stanky tWalked Edwards Starts Rally. W. L. Pet. xne Tar Heeis win De Such a record should put Sammy 1443 Ρ St. N.W. NOrth 8075 1940 Montana Αν·. N.E. FR. 1940 7th inninr of 5th rame. smarting In League) 3 3 .500 a Babe "Doubled for Stanky in 9th inninr of fourth rame, and fanned for Casey Brooklyn (National their severe 34-0 at in class with Ruth, Bobby Bruce Edwards opened the inning New York (American League) 3 3 .500 from Jolting of 5th 9th inninr rame. at Yankee Stadium. New Jones, Jack Dempsey and other 9th of 5th game. with a and Carl Furillo First game the hands of the Texas Longhorns. •♦♦Ran for Edwards in inninr single R. H. E. Branca in sixth inninr of sixth rame. Yofk: giants of the so-called Golden Era iDoubled for doubled him to third Lavagetto Brooklyn (National League) 3 β 0 The scoring leaders: xxRan for Braran in nixth inninr of sixth rame. of and without batted for Jorgensen and fetched New York (American League).. 5 4 0 Players. g. td. p.a.t.f.g.t.p. sports. Certainly, NEW YORK (American Learue). Branca. Behrman (5), Casey (7) and Gambino. Maryland 2 6 0 Ο 3β of the of Ο Ο being disdainful ability G. AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. Hr. Rbi. BB SO. Pet. PO. A Ε. Field. Edwards across with a fly to Hen- Edwards; Shea, Page (β) and Berra. Cloud, W. Λ M 5 3 IS 0 1 Ο .280 13 Ο 1.000 Second game at Yankee Stadium. New Gage. Clemson 3 S 0 Ο ]»■ Luckman, Waterfield and other ftirnweiss» 2b Ο 2ft rich, Pinch-hitter Bobby Bragan η 2 0 1 .340 10 ο Ο 1,000 York: R. Η. E. Reynolds. Clemson 3 3 Ο 18 Ben rich, rf 0 20 Ο passing stars of the present age, 0 0 1 .188 20 2 2 .917 doubled and Brooklyn (National League) 3 S 2 Bell, W 4 I. 3 3 0 18 Berra. c-rf 5 10 Stanky's single Ο Ο Ο 2 .261 19 ο Ο 1.000 New York American League). 10 J 5 1 Magdziak. W & M. 2 1JO 10 Is In a class himself. This Di Marrio, ef 0 23 removal after 2 η η 12 Sammy by Ο Ο Ο .143 4 1 .978 prompted Page's Lombard!, Grege (5). Benrman (7), Foxworth.The Citadel 2 MeQuinn. lb β 21 2 η (t 12 year seems to be the of a Ο .201 10 13 ο 1.000 had scooted to second Barney (7) and Edwards; Reynolds and C. JohnsoV Furman 2 peak glam- Johnson» 3b Ο 23 Ο Stanky onj Tech. 2 2 Ο (1 12 3 Ο .500 11 ο ο 1.000 Berra. Beasley, Virginia orous career. Lindell. If 0 18 3 9 A. Robinson's fumble of Henrich's Korczowski. W. A M. 2 2 0 0 12 Ο .227 10 13 ο 1.000 ; Rizzuto. ss 0 22 1 W L. .1 2 0 0 12 "He's than ever to catch J J Ο .750 2 I ο 1.000 Harrington. , 51. Stolen baser—J. Robinson (2), Reese Receipts, 5327. Chicago 0 0 0 .000 133 207 Brooklyn (N. L.), 42; scored and Casey then tossed out Commissioner's share—$49.148.95. (3). Walker, Rizzuto, Gionfriddo. Sacrifices—Henrich, J. Robinson, Stanky, Sevens, Imlts Yesterday. Stanky and J. Robinson; Stirnweiss for the final out. Each league'» share—569,627.68. 20; New York, 17. Furillo. Double Plays—Johnson and McQuinn; Jorgensen, share—$69,627.68. Cleveland, Reese, Stanky and J. Robinson (3): Stanky and Each club's Buffalo. 27; Los Angeles. 25. Stlrnweiss. Rizzuto and McQuinn; For the second time in the series Attendance for the first six games— J. Robinson; Gregg, Reese and J. Robinson; Casey. Edwards and J. Robinson: Reese, 8an Francisco. 28; Baltimore. 28 (tie). Phillips. Hit Branca (Johnson), New York accumulated 15 but 318.21ft. Sunday's Game*. Miksis and .7. Rnbin«on; Rizzuto ?nd by pitcher—By hits, (or the first six games— Next < Passed brH—Lollar (2), Receipts by Drews Hermanski). by Casey (Lindell). Balk—Shea. its 12 safeties at Baltimore at Buffalo rame, second 60.865; third rame. Brooklyn inserted $1.461.571.03. Edwards (2) Attc?.dance—First 73.365; rame. Commissioner's share lor the first tlx Brooklyn at New York. fifth 34,379; sixth rame. 3.1,098; fourth rnmc, 33.113; rame, 74,06.% more timely intervals. Branca, who games—$218.235.62. Chicago at San Francisco. PITCHING RECORDS. benefited by the hig inning, Each league's share for the first a 12 8 Η 5 9 1 Ο 1 .500 8.<»4 YOU NEED 0 —τ ·/> loss. DO Lombardi 6% 14 9 9 15 0 10 .OOO 12.15 —$493.674.83. " 3 0 2 0 .000 2.84 Players share only in first four games) Barney ~ 6*:ι « 2 2 10 ■ .000 7.71 TIRES •Behrman * 4-,ά 744220 1 0 ODD SIZE "ΐΆΐέΓSERVICE 3 II 7 7 7 4 000 .000 7.27 Gridman Hurt Hatten ... 8% Critically 62247000 .000 2.00 Wa can gat 'am for Grerr 9 AURORA, 111., Oct. 6 (IP).—Marvin J — 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0.00 Taylor 1 Ο 2 1 AUTO REPAIRING you ! Prompt tarvjca ! Yankees. Bentley, 21-year-old Aurora College ! G. CG. IP. H. R. ER. BB.SO.HB.WP. W. Pet. ERA. No extra charge PG0LDE1HWR 7 0 1.000 was in critical condi- phea 2 1 14 6 2 2 10 Ο 2 1.29 quarterback, «Ml REPAINTING y 7 6 3 6 Ο · 1 1.000 4.74 Coll DE. 2137 Si N.W. eynold* 2 1 11ar· 9 11 6626020 6.75 with Eureka MtRlahM · Hats Renovated a a Alteration· 2 2 1 1 0 I 0 Ο 0 .000 6.75 game Saturday night N.W. Shoes Repaired Pressing Raaehl 5 1 \i 6323 C»r^«Aw. N.W. SE. 0100 Cet. 14th & Ρ St! Y oar Prescription Druggist -- 0 3.00 Air Forces j>rews ? 8 2 110 110 College. Bentley is an OMK 1AT. KITES HL f TM. — 3 22241000 9.00 TA. Chandler } :8S veteran. I 4201 β·. Αν·. N.W. SI55 Wensloff 1 t oooooooo 0.00 τ A V X i