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WANT ADS.
FOUND: One dinghy; owner
may Wave same by describ
ing it land paying for this
advt. Phone 303, daytimes.
(30)
FOR SALE: Maytag wringer
type washing machine. Good i
condition. Call Red 284. (f)
EV1NUUDE Aquasonic motors
S'tormkin-g boats. Promps ser
vice and complete stock of
parts and accessories. Webb
Marine. Phone 230. (fm)
VOLKSEWAGEN and Re
nault representative. See
Ben Forbes for a Renault
demonstration ride. (FM)
FOR SALE: Dormand McGraw
home on C street, 4 bedrooms
large unfinished upstairs,
full basement, garage and
utility room, baseboard heat
thruout, large fireplace, fur
nished, 125 ft, frontage. Gall
272. (F/M)
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on
popular size tires, tubes,
and batteries. Sears Roe
buck. Phone 114 or 115. (FM)
RUMMAGE SALE, Auspices
Beta Sigm!a Phi, Saturday,
store space in Sitka Hotel,
10 a. an. to 6 p. an. (30)
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FOR SALE 2 bedroom home,
fireplace, dishwasher, all
electric appliances. See Fred
Baughn. Can be bought on
F. H. A. financing. (30)
FOR SALE: One Bundy trom
bone, good as new, used
last school term. $100 in
chiding case. v (4)
FOR SALE: 2-bedroom furn
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lawns, automatic furnace,
automatic washer refrigera
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. es. B Street, A1 Richter.
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SAVE THE DATE
OCTOBER 8TH
LIONS CLUB CARNIVAL
World series
center.
Turley’s first pitch hit Aim
oros on the right thigh.
Turley fumbled Podres’ bunt
(inside the third base line and
Podres was credited with an in
field hit, filling bases.
Tom Morgan, a right hander
started warminig up.
Gilliam walked, forcing Rob
inson across the plate and leav
ing the bases loaded.
Manager Casey Stengel came
out to the mound and signalled
the end of Turley. Morgan re
placed him.
Morgan’s first three pitches
to Reese were low and outside.
Reese walfcd on four pitcljs,
forcing Amoros over the plate
and 'leaving the bases still
loaded.
■btcowron grabbed Snider s
chopper inslide >tihe first base
line and threw to Berra, forcing
Podres at '‘the ipliate.
Caimpanella lined to Martin.
Two nuns, two hits, no errors
three left.
YANKEES THIRD
Cerv struck out, missing a
curve.
Gilliam threw out MoDoug
ald.
Berra fouled to Hodges out
Side first ibase.
No runs, no 'hits, no errors.
DODGERS THIRD
Furillo doubled off the wall
in the left field corner.
MoDougaild tossed out Hod
ges, Furillo holding second.
Robinson popped to Martin.
Amoros Was given an inten
tional pass.
Podres struck out.
No runs, one hit. no errors,
two left.
YANKEES FOCRTH
Rolbinson threw out Mantle
Who limped painfully down to
first.
Skowron struck out, missing
r slew change-up.
Howard was caught looking
at a fast ball tor the third strike
No runs, no hits, no errors.
DODGERS FOURTH
G ill'iaim poked a single into
left field.
Reese flied to Cerv.
Camjptanellia whistled a line
single to left scoring Gillisim
and sending Snider to third.
Johnny Kueks started warm
in? up the Riankee Ibull pen.
Howard elected to catch Fuv
illo’s foul fly in front of the
left ■field (boxes and Snider scor
ed after the catch. Caimipanel
la went to second on the throw
to the plate. It was ruled a rur
batted in but not a sacrifice fl;
Rizzuto ’threw out Hodges.
Two runs, two hits, no errors
one left.
YANKEES FIFTH
Robinson miade a hack hand
j ed stop of iMartin’s hot smash
behind third and thew him ou*
Sizzuto walked, the first pass
Issued iby Podres.
Hank IBaoicr batted for Mor
gan and filed to Amoros.
Cerv struck out, missing a
low outside fast ball.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
one left
DODGERS FIFTH
Johnny Kueks went to the
mound for the Yankees.
(McDougald charged in for
Robinson’s slowT bouncer and
threw him out on a close play. |
Amoros (walked on a full,
count. |
Podres laid down a sacrifice
bunt inside first base and was
out, Skowron t-o Martin who
covered first.
vcuiumuea on page three)
SAVE THE DATE
OCTOBER 8TH
LIONS CLUB CARNIVAL
Sports Trail —
by Whitney Martin
| NEW YORK (/P) Cannon or
firecrackers, it makes no dif
ference to the Yankees. They
beat you.
In the first game of the World
Series they blasted out 'a 6-5
victory with home runs. In the
second game they just poked
out nice, clean singles to come
in with a 4-2 decision as Tommy
Byrne, the domesticated wild
man, southpawed Brooklyn in
to knots.
1S0 the American league eham
! pions lead the Dodgers two
games to none as they move
over to Ebbets Field. Or maybe
it should be they lead Walter,
Alston two games to none.
The Brooklyn' master mind
for the second straight day!
showed he was filled with (faith*
hope and charity as he stuck
with his startinig pitcher long ■
after the hairier gave unmis
takable signs that the only way
he was going to stop the Yank
ees was with an injunction.
| In the first game he allow
ed Don iNeW'ComiDe to remain in
the game after he had blown,
two leads. Thursday he went
along with Billy Loes in the
fourth inning as the unpredic
table right hander was nicked
for four sharp singles, walked!
a man and hit another When’
Byrne came up and rapped out
the fifth sinlgle, Alston, who
had taken one admonishing
stroll to the mound ©adder,
came out again, his patience
and the fielders pretty well ex
hausted.
He called in Don Bessent,
who retired the side on one
pitch, and the Yankees never
scored again on the assortment
of relief dhiuickers who dame in
with plenty, (but too late.
That was the ball game, that
fourth inning, and everyone
seemed to sense that the Bums
were in the gutter to stay on
this one. They weren't taking
laiberities with Mr. Byrne.
The ironic part of the situa
tion is that two of the Yankees
howitzers sat this one out. Or
practically so. Mickey Mantle
again was not in the lineup at
all, and Hank Bauer, after sin
gling in the first inninig, retir
ed thereafter with a pulled leg
muscle. The Yankee junior var(
fsity will be in there yet. I
It was just another ball
game, minus any semblance of j
tension, and also minus any i
particular hero, aside from By-!
rne. Joe Collins, the big blast!
er oif the opener, was a double
strikeout victim' as the Brook
lyn pitchers fanned 11.
There were no steals of home
to enliven the (proceedings, and
even Billy Martin could find
nothing (to get riled afbout, a
most unusual situation. Conse
quently tlhe 64,707 paying cus
tomers sat in more or less ca-th
edral silence during most of
the sunny afternoon, speoulalt
inlg on what the Dodgers would
have to do to win a World Ser
ies, aside from starting theisr
able relief pitchers.
If Brooklyn fans could find
any consolation it was in the
fact that at least two balls hit
by their athletes would have
been home runs in Ebbets Field
which has replaced the Polo
Grounds as the setting for
-heap round trips. Gil Hodges
bit one in the fourth, and Carl
Purillo an the ninth, but they
were just loud outs.
So maybe today at Ebbets
[Tield.
VOTE FOR
CHARLES BURLISON
for City Council
VOTE for the MAM who will help you.
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