https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/97c572e291e6f7906ea3f57d16798fe2.pdf 62b20fb621a38839b83845ed0edba07a PDF Text Text -·· - - ·- ~--- ·- --• • Page Six • ' The Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middlepert, Ohio 'Soturdov. ~~r I, 195$ TODAY'S SfORT .P.ARADE U.ltoti---·• y OIC'II 0:I. I _. >: t \ : PIA~·y • .. .. BROOKLYN u,-Th..,'t. · Joy · '9li9WIIil o..,...,-.a ''ill> lD. the "orld Slries,\ .UG'"'·1 ~~ - ja Flttblllh - • • ~ Hr-.,. .,.. &Wne of the ........ ~e reo loitlltlw. .,, "'~ ; . Natur~•. lji""' llte tp •~tqlh ''al tllo YUit""' ) "' · ~17 which aildom present. J(iJU: 'ikat ., "rived ' llte7 iDJlat that tb,.e 11 laOro 111U one ''Yost Berra tj>pe'" ill · :Ul~ Yankee IJ&tem. . · ' ' • ' ' ' • • ,.., J i • .. • • 4 . ,,. • t • • enft. . ne -~...••··• .. It aeenu: tbat ooe yognr pitcher havjq trouble wltb biJ cootrol, wu toJd that he wu bei.u ..n.t to tbe Denver farm club. "Shueb" he taid, "I JISVflr eould pitch in that biih mu.JtJ. ·' Gridiron Results tude." . , • . ... 1•• , . , . . . . •• • ' ' SPORTS FINAL I • • Sing I~ Copy Needling BAclrflru !ern. lncldentally, is • areat who ' MEIGS TEMPI.B TONIGHT TONIGHT Bowery To Bagdad Sands Of IWO lima Hunti Hall Return to Treaoure lslln• Tab Hunfllr . . .. John WrtM • • • • Oct. 2-2 John A11r C'IRTOONI OaWn A.Lma lundty-Monctay BY UNITED PilES$ The DetrOit LIOn s are SCVllD· point eho1ces to wh1p the Colts at Balttmore and the Ea,Iles are 10-pomt favorite:-; agam st the Washmgton Redskm s at Philadelphia tn Saturday nJghl 's Natwnal Football League g am ~s In Sunday's feature,, the f'orty· Nmera are 7'1.! pumt ch oices to defeat th!! champion Clevelaod Browns at San Franc1 sco and the Ch1cago Bears are SIX pomt favor Jtes to de£eat the Packers at Gr een Bay The New York Gtants are eJght·pumt p1 cks agamst the Ca rd1nals at Chtea go and the Los AngeleB Rams are 14-pOJn! choices 59 Cleve- over the Vl~tlmg Pttt >burgh Steel· ers m the other Sunday contests. Marlins Thai's the way the oddsmakers see the second round of NFL cla she s But they were wrong on !our of the SIX opene r< la st week end when Washmgton upset Cleveland, Los AngrieR beat San 'Franci sco, Green Bay surprised Det!Oif and BaH1more duwued the Bears Oct. 2~1 llrndar-Moncley Three For The Show Not As A Stran«•r llobwt Mitchum Olivia O.Hawlllond No Matln• SunHv Clnom~~ee" fTechnlcolor) Btttv Orolillo Mlft- Champion 19 Bellefontaine Arllnston 3i .Bexley o Union 20 B.en 0 I:;E::t:East Ironton 26 32 Dublin 12 ·- · -- - - - - - Ashtabula Edgewood 21 Perry Ashtabula 27 Euclid 12 Clearview 13 Avon Lakr. o Conneilut 27 Geneva 0 Pamsvi!Je IUvemde 32 AshtAbula St. John 0 (t 20 Delaware o City 14 Westervllle 0 Loram 14 l.tma 6 Hamuton Twp. 9 Reynoldsburg 7 Westlake 14 Medtna J :1 Col's Linden 25 South 12 Orange 6 Brooklyn 6 Laadon 84 llUJiardl 7 JefCerson 30 Madison 19 Marlon-lraoklln 8 New Albany o Painesville Harvey 34 WJJJougl1• , SterlJn1 6 P'rankfort o A tan 88 C. Winchester 13 40 Mt. Vernen 14 •••,•<'ll:le Roat!cra111 26 Col's st. Mary, 6 JQ~own 19 ~ummlt Station o Xenia Woodrow Wilson 32 North· rldle 7 Middletown 21 Dayton buQdinc. 11 l'!'f'll! lartdp, or a 1ound bank muat be built \Yilh MUd, \ aclenli&f' predalon. 1 For fOdP prottocrlon ne !elf• lh,.._ our: own. the ~tla11aremen1 ollhi• btnk wel.ho -fully "'"'Y lo:t-orla~l cleo ·dolon. Wo ue 1lad to be kqow11 "' ~ 1 eon~e"'ltJve lf[lr:k. y;. t 1\e an •Iwata lnter..ted lA furthe:lns ooiUid .loOal by 18 Independence 18 N Royalton 6 Amherst 23 New London 7 Lakewood 13 Elyria 0 Mentor 4!5 Bedford 13 Chardon 6 Wu~kl f!Ce t1 Upper Sandusky 21 GH!ton 6 Groveport 20 Col's Rosary 14 Col's SJ Charles 40 Washmgton St.WrlJht Marys' 13 14 Coldwater 6 WIJU:Onell 20 Ce!Jna 0 Cardlnston 12 Mar1on St Mary 6 Court House 7 Canton Lehman 33 Canton LmFIJrmont 0 Mlamlsburg o coin 20 Piqua 24 Fairborn 18 Masslllon 22 Alliance 6 L.banon . 19 Beavercreek 13 Toledo DeVIlbiss 32 Wa1te 7 Tt01' 2ft Sldoey 0 Toledo Libbey 13 Toledo Central Xenla Central 32 Greenvllle 21 Catholic 7 Wea:t Altxandrla 14 Sl>awJ"a'crea 1Toledo WlulmcJ' 13 Toledo Cloy 6 \ ' ' 13 Marti Stein ~ Piqua Cathohe 0 Coal Grove 25 Portsmouth West Eaton 13 Madiron Tro\wood 13 20 Vandalia Butler t1 Ttpp City 13 Hamilton 13 Mans£1elrl 0 . ,...... _, The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Dayton Raoaevelt Cirimlnade 14 POMEROY, OHIO • Member Federol Re..rve SYJtem M.mbor IINoral Dl••tta lnllnanco Corporetl.on 33 Dayton Hamliton CJreleviJJe 14 Wilmington 6 IJma St. Rolle 33 Mlnater 7 Bay 'VIllaae 28 Fairview 0 Cleveland East 14 Cleveland Adama S Stroncavute 18 Solon 0 Catholic l9 : . ' ... ' . ' •' ~ ~" [ ~. .. ' t' ' ·of BTS 6 13 f~ a seveQ: year !evening dance record, annoutWd Uut be wu day to Woodalleld, wh«e I'bffu:e there. be in chafa:e of the Citr Why We Believe"; Monday Ti30 B H Sanborn Misslon.~~ry Soclet at the church Wednesd&)" , 7 'J?Id·week Prayer and Praiae aerVJ~e and church business meettn 1 B 3_0 S~mor choir rehears~r. :a' TfU; F!RsT PREsBYll:luAN CHURCH, Middleport, Rev,· Jl!Xf. ard Patlor. Cburth SPECIALIZED Wheel Allnement Wheel 8alanre · Brake Sjlrvjj,e Headllght AWJaWiltoenl Hackett's SAFETY SERVICE POMUOY. Omo fE.~:~ L !'-='=""""""'""'""""'""'=='=*![:...::==""!!~=!!!!!*!,;i""""""'"*'~~===.,,!i~ 11 hit. NOal y ...... Roebuck now. ., i ! ' Brooklyn. MarllD wben Robinson pld popped forced o~t Bau,e r liaj~~ ­ belJl.~p I er<mndlo<l JJut, Zimmer to I'U.JIJ:. ho hiU. One '!Yo lei'L < ~...... W1ik the new R C. A Estate Go!- Range, even the aflor-dinner daanup ~ob is fa5t and eosy. Ju~t l~t\1 tht " disposable drip trays in the waste bo,ket when thtlre hos been a me~y spill-over. What a lime and work saver that isl Pther h1ghlights on this hand40m1 GAS Range incluc{a the r;ew handy' grill . , , ·, two glam.sized ovens ..• and the Bar·B·kewer broiler. '. the It C. A. Estotfl 9'Al nOne left. E'• and enhances the beauty of )'OUr kitchen. . .. ~ 1~ GAHange ltkt R. C. ~ E~tate ·:"~ $0 \"Y m~~- odvan~a ~1~ ~ lfikingGr,tchaa Home A:gam After Mile Jaunt I ---~, ·~ l<i ~~~ )he ' tr Of?eed, .:CD!i\i<l\!,: ·~e~bi~Hy ~.~~ ¥,"•1f 1~ ~~; 1 ' gr.. "'. ,. -:J~ · .... ..-'b~ililf'"li\at' ...... l' l • ·"" n' ,•.<;il. ,, • ., ,...,.,. or•,. ,,. \.. ''' . • H., • , c ' ~' -<>c ' f(. ' ' ~ / ~nly :'tHo Jdijkal Gli! ~· l&thfh caUed 1 .out ~dlno'r'dri 'o:!' /,. • •, Dd1ars Ninth Hodgea (rGVodtd oul · Riz1ut4 to collins. Roblilooo srou•de.! bUt 'McDoupld to Coulm Antotoa l 1 ttruc~ ou't. J!o nma, DO hitl, DO errors. Final Score. ·Yaiiteel 5 tuns, 8 bJta; no errora. 1 run, 4 bile, 1 error. Dodaefa ' Richwood 21 Elm Valley 0 Cleveland GlenvlllCJ 26 Cleveland John Hay 0 ''Milk for one llicllll wUI ' kelp keep 111 o~ lbe boD!'• PIIIY'I lhe llllnr for an adlve bov: • ll!llh .. drtak lo Jive him Joy. ~ ' •••• alreatlhal's sure lo oeore. And ·'·?,.' ~"' ,bbQ ,et!Dhl.t boek for moro. ~ ) · · ~'. ,•. , N;~nr, ~~lltt;«Jon, ' bd eeon· •• ~·· POIIIII olD Ill lilt: 'lo provide all 1' .. ' !Juiee!" .• !lucks Are Rated 10 Points Better Than Sanford WeekOne!l• FRANCISCO • UP- Oh~" State Coach Woody Hayes turned hi• 38 Buckeyes Joose to see thr aiahte tnday but remlnded them SAN they have a ball Jame to win when they meet Stanford In a televlseda gAme SattQ'<)ay The NBC te!ieast Is Mit fot ·4 p.m. lu Ohio. , "We want them to 1ee all there is to S£'4), but we'U also let 'em knQW we're out )lere to vtin a ball game," Hayes said, • •, , The Buckeye ooacb J•ve ,n_o indicaUnn he wnuld ope,n up the team's offense thls time out .when they look for their 12th 11traight wln, althuugh be's beo1l uiHng up his offense ll'nme. Stanford Coach Chu~ Taylor was expected to have his team "up" for the Buckeye&. He aald, "OSU can b4 bad and I think we . · ,( " ; ,.. , ,~·: ,.;fl \, ; I l ( ,_' t, ~ · a •1 l• - · ., -~, ' ,• '· 'FheFight.InOhi,o , .· _ , For\Q,pen Dootln'Publi., Business l~· r ,, <. ' ~·:.t-1'{, ' ' ~ ~ - : "'..... . ( ~ 1f Funerl\1 Services · ·For Fred Wolt; 17 ' 'l'o Be Wedn~ay Burial ror Fred WoH; •' ,. ' SEI YOUR ESfAft 111M ' g.\NQI 'DEALER AND cARRANGE E_.,.SY 1ThMS ., <. • cln do ll" Taylor wu expected to settle for a tl&ht d.efeaae, ROII!b}f aa eijbt man \i,pe limed at alowtnJ dowo the ru-b l.nt threat of How~ ard Hopaloq 1Cwl.di'.: . ll':t \.:\ '::- ·~·; 'f!: )~·:tr~. ~ I' ,.· • ~ ·· . ' ' ·'i~. ~ I • I • • .. ll ... . ,,' ' ' ~ ges. No ruru, no hits. oo errors. Ro~Qe gives !roo flush-to-the-wall Lancaster """error. Zimmet 'ftl ' OD strikea. 'Can:tpaaeUa JrOU.Ild.ed • out Rizzuto to. Culli01. FuriUo ~ ouL No BuDS; DO bill, DO erron, none left. on: Yanlcoel llthth eerv ,flied out to 'Roebucl<: Howard flied out to FurWo in riglit field. Ford grounded ollt to 'Hod- Lf•mon- Newark 32 Coshodon 0 Newark 32 Co.~hocton 0 ClnelnnaU Wllhrow 7 Ctncinnall Purcell 0 Olentangy 14 Bli;: WAlnut 0 •, Joe ~.hlp; 7.30 Evenin1 worsh,!p, topJc Monroe 0 Milford 21 New 'Richmond 0 Clnclnnati Elder 30 Woodward 2 Colerain 14 Mt. Hrallhy 12 Loveland 13 Madein 7 Read1ng 26 N College H11l t1 Springfield 32 Portsmouth 12 Miami Shawnee 19 Br.llefontame Chauncey-Dover Reco FtRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, Middleport, Rev, c E. Hoyt, Paltor• Church School 9:15, EcU.aon B.der Supt Mormng Worship anc:l Wol'Jd WJde Comm~tnion 10:10, ordinance M Baptism wlll aJao be Jiv.. en at thls service: topic "Beal(jtJ One Another's Burdens"; TrusftH wJU meet after the rnorninr wot- 18 Ga1Upol19 6 Lancaner 13 ChiLlicothe 7 '"'''ime ollt1'' ~ lite '..u, I ' Elmore 26 New Boston 20 0 " ' ' Rotary Speak,r FrOIDFarE!.st 1'arns Of 1'ar I:~;,;;,~:~~~St.r.foseph 20 A Gla~s OfM.I"" .... I ,.. .., .i .. 12 Greenon 14 1Wrtheastern 0 Anytime Is Time For . · ' - (. ! '' L10 Gorter· ries Usa it' t)e hitters 'hluk and hand at talking to wben be is beblnd n,- Eaale Ridge. who died SuadQ eventng, will We place Wedaesd&J at ., Cheeter He Ia C•~{~:d':i s~ �-·---- re s e I • ' 0 Ca h ith M' hi an's 4 "on is div ed Ul'l.lan DURNG Tes lndt von Weiit German enta fort!! , mint d 0 Lesse 01 .I Fun ure { ED B y aE ·10 AL EWSPA I ' R ou In T DNOW ' - cdly t ,,, f r s �-·---- re s e I • ' 0 Ca h ith M' hi an's 4 "on is div ed Ul'l.lan DURNG Tes lndt von Weiit German enta fort!! , mint d 0 Lesse 01 .I Fun ure { ED B y aE ·10 AL EWSPA I ' R ou In T DNOW ' - cdly t ,,, f r s �, • -- .... ~--~ ... t. AROW1 • on~ ·~~OiiQd !I . ttl Pooe Five :. I I • II . ( I • r 'a, • • . '. J. •• ~.' • ' ' ..t' -.. ' .·· ' fOr one ..KiJre and tosiln~ two ·-·"' · 1 touchdo'!n passes. ~ "w.mti;r Pu... Gti•nh AleJC Webeter tept the Gl.nts &o . _"""· ' n· ' '. defense belped tbe back the Bears in at Green Ba)'. Tlie Bean' iained _!)n'ty 85 yar~ rus~­ ing; While' Tobin Rote spark~ Green BIJ'I 'offense by plungia1 decisions. took .poueasion or the Ea.s't~rn Divliion , , ' - r two other IC!ores. witll Jtadin• the Bro.wu ·tq · over the Forty-Nbl- night games also . . Many Records Are Shattered IEastern Downs As World Series 27·0 . Nears . End Bidwell . •-. ,.j~~J~~~~t,receoll7 ....t el: scored ._.4 ·iouchdowa i&mes, the Chi· the oddti the New York paSting and the I' 14-Point 11econd rteld t'l defeat the 21 _28:. On Saturday i , 1n Fiye Up.~AnOittained In · ·. PmFeotWir..gu~ Contests ,~ • • . \_ ,:..!, •.. H .. , ' '• ,- :- t ~ ,. . '., . '. ' - < .·\ . < I ..... , , . •' '· ~ ' .• l . ....... '' -· .. -the· ~·· by acorlng or\ce oft 1 18· yird 'f\lil: and setting up another toU.thdoW with a 71-yard &aUot>. However, New York'.; 11ttack was hampered by fOur pass inten:eptiona and two Irut fumbles . ~-·,~a.~ were trailina the Steel~··'ia.*', when. e. 30-yaril piss ~ ·. I'Jorrn . v 1110 ·Broe .. wn· to , Bob ~oyd, plus a costly Pltt~bUrgh. penalty for a personal, - ~at· ried Loa Angeles to th~t Steelers' 28-.yard Hne. With only two see-oods remtU,UlJI, lUtcher then bG!it· ·ed h(s ga)'ft:~.lnnillg CJe1d goal. , ' .. ., ' >' • ' . · PittsbJJJ~J.h Ootch Walt Kiefllhl \VIII so ln<:etli~d over the eJ!UI;liiJI JPhil~deJpbia Ea'( ln the · Boltlniore Colh! lU\-.m\Dute J"'lUIIIY called •••lilll a tie with Los An- ·hJa '·t~•m. that be publicly berit\ed G""n Bay for first ID 'Dffttlll after ttie game· and had tbe Western Division by . to ·be)~ rrom the lield by aSsist· IRI'Di!ll baek the Detroit Llone, ant coacbea:. · .' ' ToDAY'S SPOR;p~PARADt -i ', ~;t:.i .OSCAR FRALIY . ' it waap't from the ~I /liit;il 1941 that 1hll' lluyl s,.,,, w,,,., . Got~o•••• tinau7 ~oiled NEW. ·Yp-IIK- l'hJs couJd be the into the serlll qain wUb • baltd u.!il~d ,,... day on which of ~ .wh!l!b' lncl!l<lod '"'h ''next · Yeli.r" finally comes 'to aa ~~-"" , ~~n. H!~P - ~· ltrooli:J)In· . '· ' 1 ~ !bin - ~'fti\ie. .Whit Wyatt, #·1• • .,, · of bl dl · ./C.amitlll, BIUy Kerman, Joe Th!P~~ ·)'ear• tter ~.ap- Me' ~. .Pete _...ef.- and :·a point9:aiA,i, .the war cry of "Wait sj:n•o ; . ~d PeeWe,e· ~IP6e ; 'til n~ . -~ar" llaa been the aJ.;: ~ moat · Pt~:~~tilal promi1e of ttie Th~~.;UIIt..\..four gameil ·t~ - ODE!, to .'Fll.tlK;,sf'l fa:IHdul. Seven times th~ .-~w ··-~· "k Yankee.. , Theoot !before ., ~bey ·'aot almost to the . ar! '~-~ J.aJil~· Yankees W,b~ beat aum~t · before they were Irustra. th~·m .-in--~-:la~. more seriea:--.tM7, ted lh!J,It'e World Series. 19\9, iSiD~f at~d 19G3-end who But ~~nty unL"e before have they will try to stop them aeain toelat. been *•~ tl~ as they are today Lfiat · In ., ...., \ · ' when .tl'l.ey a:o out needin1 one . aeeae had· been JOiM:d· by iuoh FOOTBALL.·scnR.VB.•J.£11~ 1\1 ~ ' v WGX Of' cellot~hane ~· ' -'.' ' -... lollJ!.iwaited By UNITID PltiSS l••t Lat.yette 41 Carne&ie Tech 14 Army 31!o Penn Stlil~ : Scranton 2() TemR e Princeton 20 Columbia 7 Vole 27 BroWn 20 Colgage 21 Cornell 8 .. the ~t fot bo<k to. the tint _time 1ubdued, foUT games .to mo. T~at w" • wbew ·\Joel' WUbort lloblnop~·· he~me" Uke Fred lilorkl• · Clem Lllbl~ Billy Loeo an~ ' · !' · · · 1 · .. • fil."o!.dy Amoros ha·d Joln•d the disZ.~k ' ' h~lllll - ab out lelder na~· ¥•·• ed ~ley StenJei-Rube M,r. illusioned Dodger cast which lost J~ ~: ,!~ter lolt by ~~~ ~~u~:• M!:er,'h.=nn!n PJ:::~ I ' • •and Junj.or GUUam were in that Fojit year,, Jeter 1tllf;y tked 4 to ~ rout tn t9B3. ' IIIIJI,. '{ith :& a:ent namfd Bur~ . But this Is 19M, the I~Jgb · Grj~ee ld,ded to the ca1t.· lead tJiree games to 1::;t 0 So q,_~f'Uipd thr~w the only · trl~ into action at Yankee . r.le OW' . in lefies history al them anrt &lmost everybody on R bftifltta lhem, IIVI:' IIIJlO& tq_ J:l14b hal rea.on for "rtvente. two. "' · · · . . CoUld· be that "next yeu" Th_e ' w~t .fot lonJtt 'then ••d ••ome thought woUld neVer · Campanella's First Hit ls Hit Clem.ton 28 · C~g:la 1 3,. Auburn 13 Floff4a 0 ~... st. 33· Mempblo. $1. rl A._V"r:· •. I ")> ,,_,, ~,,~~ ~; ~ '··"{' '' . ! ·.· ·• i • i' ' .' I o 'lane '21 No hwestern 0 Wofford 27 Furman 8 Kentucky . St. 13 KnoXville 0 21 Alabama Eaatern Ky .21 }4urray ~· 6 LoulsviUe 72 Wayne 0 Kentucky 28 Vil~anova 0 Mldwtst Michi.gan 14 Mieh St. 7 IlUnols 40, Iowa St. 0 vimder~Ut ~.'l > N. car. 25 N. Car. ''· 18 Georgia Tecb 20 ·sr.r.u 1 Richmond 21 vMr 0 1 Navy 28 s. .CarpUill 0 one. in MlsfisBiPP.t North' Tex. St. 0 the.y!'U' .llllD. . H01Y Oroaa 29 Dartmo¥th· Sill win ~ll'· ft!'JtJ~Ining two earnes to ·of l/l~ - eurrt·~, ..crop 1.- Gi} H.~lfu, Yle•t VJl'ginll'll 46 Wake F-orest 0 take t~t world thampJo•hlp fOr 1Jae~(e ' 'Robtosoe- and , CJ~.-1 ~rlllo -Delawue 13 Kings Coli 0 the fi~t . ~me. They stqod, 'at t~is ·19.JI.,eil.t-t;\fey .t.ll~l:lled, b)' 1 , beart· Gett7sb~rs 27 B~u:kneUJ ume :IPo' in 1952--~ut · loat .the bteakhig folir aames. 'tO three', in Conneclicut 10 Boston · 7 next two almft.· 1947. ·South · ' ' ·· · Duke 21 Tenne11eee u lt'a;_~l)n . n lo,Qg, Irma Wait, , 1:!' Of the 8UYII . br:'n.lng ,. Joy _to j Gec;~. · Wasliinlton ; 13 Virginia o· for 55 Y(lllrt the O~en ~new · Flat~.~h today ·aa: t~ey · f.r!l 1.0 cap v . A. ~eeb- 14 Willla,m & Miry ut.thl(pJc: ~ut "lfrustratlori. Tb~~·a a _t~ree-st(aiglit ,IUHqe . (!On\eback how ' loQM .·~beytve -been waltitiR 'tb ~th · t~at ' long-aWaited Compl~te win a ' WorJd Ser1es. v1ctorr, Roy CampaneUa, Ci.rl · ' .~Jrit Try ht 1916 , E"ktne, Don Newcombe, and B:DIIto~~ •burl)' ,Red Sox applied Duke Snider were among those Home .run ·IJnt series eompett..o~~: · Adami st. 25 New ·M8xieo 8 , Col. Wntern St. 98 Colo, Cqll. 7 . Colorado Minei 14 Colorado Sf. 14 Coil.. of · Idaho ~,-9 Linfleld 7 Lehigh 19 Delaware 13 Harvard 60 Maqaehuaettl 8 Maine .~4 Verm~nt 0 '..1~'!1 14 Mor~vlan . ft CaUfOl'nia 27 PinniYlvanla 'f :' UCLA ll5 Wae~llistoh St. 0 . ; · ~ W111~1i-ngtpn 10 .Qt~on 7 Colorado 1\:. . .20' Denver 19 · 1. Montana ,27 Brilham Young 11 Coll. of Pf\c, 21' f)lneinnatl 7 • s NOtre Dame 1'9 lhdiana 0 -.y~onsJn 1'7 ~wa 14 Purdue 'i' M!nnuota 8 , Heldelburg 33 Ohio Wesleyan 26 Miami .0. 13 Xavier 0 . 12 • ' ... 'l '' ' .'I. ; .• ) ,• ' South 1 Dik. 14; North Oak. 8 Utah iO Mi-.ourl ' '· ' 14 . Sti'll ·in th• Neb. 11 Konw st. 12 ott.rbeio it O'*Un 14: Dayton N lt~l)l IS Marquette' 18 t'vln 0 Wlttonburt t6 .JI....tto 1.3 BowllnJ Gr- • \'eltorn ~~·· th, I ' ' ; -, " i ,, .J ..\ ' I'• ... ...,,_.,.,, " ._ j' ' !" •, t J" '· ,1 ' 1 .· ' '·,: ' .. ' ' ' . 'I'"' .~ ., • >t- ' ' ' .. ' ,,- ,_ •• ·' '<.• . ~t ., . ,. ' . I 3-.tr " ..... ,~ ' _',_ ... . ~· :~··- ~. "'., };.\: ~ ' . :. 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Tlie Bean' iained _!)n'ty 85 yar~ rus~­ ing; While' Tobin Rote spark~ Green BIJ'I 'offense by plungia1 decisions. took .poueasion or the Ea.s't~rn Divliion , , ' - r two other IC!ores. witll Jtadin• the Bro.wu ·tq · over the Forty-Nbl- night games also . . Many Records Are Shattered IEastern Downs As World Series 27·0 . Nears . End Bidwell . •-. ,.j~~J~~~~t,receoll7 ....t el: scored ._.4 ·iouchdowa i&mes, the Chi· the oddti the New York paSting and the I' 14-Point 11econd rteld t'l defeat the 21 _28:. On Saturday i , 1n Fiye Up.~AnOittained In · ·. PmFeotWir..gu~ Contests ,~ • • . \_ ,:..!, •.. H .. , ' '• ,- :- t ~ ,. . '., . '. ' - < .·\ . < I ..... , , . •' '· ~ ' .• l . ....... '' -· .. -the· ~·· by acorlng or\ce oft 1 18· yird 'f\lil: and setting up another toU.thdoW with a 71-yard &aUot>. However, New York'.; 11ttack was hampered by fOur pass inten:eptiona and two Irut fumbles . ~-·,~a.~ were trailina the Steel~··'ia.*', when. e. 30-yaril piss ~ ·. I'Jorrn . v 1110 ·Broe .. wn· to , Bob ~oyd, plus a costly Pltt~bUrgh. penalty for a personal, - ~at· ried Loa Angeles to th~t Steelers' 28-.yard Hne. With only two see-oods remtU,UlJI, lUtcher then bG!it· ·ed h(s ga)'ft:~.lnnillg CJe1d goal. , ' .. ., ' >' • ' . · PittsbJJJ~J.h Ootch Walt Kiefllhl \VIII so ln<:etli~d over the eJ!UI;liiJI JPhil~deJpbia Ea'( ln the · Boltlniore Colh! lU\-.m\Dute J"'lUIIIY called •••lilll a tie with Los An- ·hJa '·t~•m. that be publicly berit\ed G""n Bay for first ID 'Dffttlll after ttie game· and had tbe Western Division by . to ·be)~ rrom the lield by aSsist· IRI'Di!ll baek the Detroit Llone, ant coacbea:. · .' ' ToDAY'S SPOR;p~PARADt -i ', ~;t:.i .OSCAR FRALIY . ' it waap't from the ~I /liit;il 1941 that 1hll' lluyl s,.,,, w,,,., . Got~o•••• tinau7 ~oiled NEW. ·Yp-IIK- l'hJs couJd be the into the serlll qain wUb • baltd u.!il~d ,,... day on which of ~ .wh!l!b' lncl!l<lod '"'h ''next · Yeli.r" finally comes 'to aa ~~-"" , ~~n. H!~P - ~· ltrooli:J)In· . '· ' 1 ~ !bin - ~'fti\ie. .Whit Wyatt, #·1• • .,, · of bl dl · ./C.amitlll, BIUy Kerman, Joe Th!P~~ ·)'ear• tter ~.ap- Me' ~. .Pete _...ef.- and :·a point9:aiA,i, .the war cry of "Wait sj:n•o ; . ~d PeeWe,e· ~IP6e ; 'til n~ . -~ar" llaa been the aJ.;: ~ moat · Pt~:~~tilal promi1e of ttie Th~~.;UIIt..\..four gameil ·t~ - ODE!, to .'Fll.tlK;,sf'l fa:IHdul. Seven times th~ .-~w ··-~· "k Yankee.. , Theoot !before ., ~bey ·'aot almost to the . ar! '~-~ J.aJil~· Yankees W,b~ beat aum~t · before they were Irustra. th~·m .-in--~-:la~. more seriea:--.tM7, ted lh!J,It'e World Series. 19\9, iSiD~f at~d 19G3-end who But ~~nty unL"e before have they will try to stop them aeain toelat. been *•~ tl~ as they are today Lfiat · In ., ...., \ · ' when .tl'l.ey a:o out needin1 one . aeeae had· been JOiM:d· by iuoh FOOTBALL.·scnR.VB.•J.£11~ 1\1 ~ ' v WGX Of' cellot~hane ~· ' -'.' ' -... lollJ!.iwaited By UNITID PltiSS l••t Lat.yette 41 Carne&ie Tech 14 Army 31!o Penn Stlil~ : Scranton 2() TemR e Princeton 20 Columbia 7 Vole 27 BroWn 20 Colgage 21 Cornell 8 .. the ~t fot bo<k to. the tint _time 1ubdued, foUT games .to mo. T~at w" • wbew ·\Joel' WUbort lloblnop~·· he~me" Uke Fred lilorkl• · Clem Lllbl~ Billy Loeo an~ ' · !' · · · 1 · .. • fil."o!.dy Amoros ha·d Joln•d the disZ.~k ' ' h~lllll - ab out lelder na~· ¥•·• ed ~ley StenJei-Rube M,r. illusioned Dodger cast which lost J~ ~: ,!~ter lolt by ~~~ ~~u~:• M!:er,'h.=nn!n PJ:::~ I ' • •and Junj.or GUUam were in that Fojit year,, Jeter 1tllf;y tked 4 to ~ rout tn t9B3. ' IIIIJI,. '{ith :& a:ent namfd Bur~ . But this Is 19M, the I~Jgb · Grj~ee ld,ded to the ca1t.· lead tJiree games to 1::;t 0 So q,_~f'Uipd thr~w the only · trl~ into action at Yankee . r.le OW' . in lefies history al them anrt &lmost everybody on R bftifltta lhem, IIVI:' IIIJlO& tq_ J:l14b hal rea.on for "rtvente. two. "' · · · . . CoUld· be that "next yeu" Th_e ' w~t .fot lonJtt 'then ••d ••ome thought woUld neVer · Campanella's First Hit ls Hit Clem.ton 28 · C~g:la 1 3,. Auburn 13 Floff4a 0 ~... st. 33· Mempblo. $1. rl A._V"r:· •. I ")> ,,_,, ~,,~~ ~; ~ '··"{' '' . ! ·.· ·• i • i' ' .' I o 'lane '21 No hwestern 0 Wofford 27 Furman 8 Kentucky . St. 13 KnoXville 0 21 Alabama Eaatern Ky .21 }4urray ~· 6 LoulsviUe 72 Wayne 0 Kentucky 28 Vil~anova 0 Mldwtst Michi.gan 14 Mieh St. 7 IlUnols 40, Iowa St. 0 vimder~Ut ~.'l > N. car. 25 N. Car. ''· 18 Georgia Tecb 20 ·sr.r.u 1 Richmond 21 vMr 0 1 Navy 28 s. .CarpUill 0 one. in MlsfisBiPP.t North' Tex. St. 0 the.y!'U' .llllD. . H01Y Oroaa 29 Dartmo¥th· Sill win ~ll'· ft!'JtJ~Ining two earnes to ·of l/l~ - eurrt·~, ..crop 1.- Gi} H.~lfu, Yle•t VJl'ginll'll 46 Wake F-orest 0 take t~t world thampJo•hlp fOr 1Jae~(e ' 'Robtosoe- and , CJ~.-1 ~rlllo -Delawue 13 Kings Coli 0 the fi~t . ~me. They stqod, 'at t~is ·19.JI.,eil.t-t;\fey .t.ll~l:lled, b)' 1 , beart· Gett7sb~rs 27 B~u:kneUJ ume :IPo' in 1952--~ut · loat .the bteakhig folir aames. 'tO three', in Conneclicut 10 Boston · 7 next two almft.· 1947. ·South · ' ' ·· · Duke 21 Tenne11eee u lt'a;_~l)n . n lo,Qg, Irma Wait, , 1:!' Of the 8UYII . br:'n.lng ,. Joy _to j Gec;~. · Wasliinlton ; 13 Virginia o· for 55 Y(lllrt the O~en ~new · Flat~.~h today ·aa: t~ey · f.r!l 1.0 cap v . A. ~eeb- 14 Willla,m & Miry ut.thl(pJc: ~ut "lfrustratlori. Tb~~·a a _t~ree-st(aiglit ,IUHqe . (!On\eback how ' loQM .·~beytve -been waltitiR 'tb ~th · t~at ' long-aWaited Compl~te win a ' WorJd Ser1es. v1ctorr, Roy CampaneUa, Ci.rl · ' .~Jrit Try ht 1916 , E"ktne, Don Newcombe, and B:DIIto~~ •burl)' ,Red Sox applied Duke Snider were among those Home .run ·IJnt series eompett..o~~: · Adami st. 25 New ·M8xieo 8 , Col. Wntern St. 98 Colo, Cqll. 7 . 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