FOOTBALL
GLEANINGS
(By the Associated Press)
Notre Dame. Army and Oklahoma
pirk up the strings of college foot
ball’s gaudiest success streaks to
morrow, making their season bows
on a loaded program.
All cf the gridiron elite will be
in action across the land as the
“one-two-hep” boys try to steal
some thunder from baseball's ap
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CLEANERS
proaching World Series.
The No. 1 attraction is at South
Bend. Ind., where the Fighting Irish,
tabbed as the country’s mightiest,
are host to the North Carolina Tar
heels.
Army, undefeated in 20 straight
games, will be unveiled at West
Point with Colgate furnishing the
opposition.
Oklahoma’s Sooners will make
their debut at Norman against
Denny Myers’ Boston College.
The nation’s "Big Three", how
ever, must share the early autumn
limelight with a half-dozen choice
intersectional skirmishes and a bet
ter than usual run of important I
conference contests.
Southern Methodist, invades Co
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Bowl champions. Texas’ Longhorn-;,
meanwhile, are at home with an
other Big Ten stalwart, Purdue.
Other intersectional plums will
see Minnesota at Washington, Rice
meeting Santa Clara at Houston
and Southern California playing
Iowa at Los Angeles. The latter
game is tonight.
The big one in the middle west j
rends Michigan against an improved !
Michigan State, Alabama and Tu
lane knock heads at New? Orleans.
On the east coast, Navy, under
new coach Eddie Erdelatz. opens
against Maryland: Dartmouth is
host to Holy Cross and Pennsylvania
plays Virginia at Philadelphia.
Stars in major league baseball
games played yesterday are:
Batting—Phil Rizzuto. Yanks —
drove heme one run and .-cored the
second in two-run tenth inning rally
that gave New York 8-6 victory over
Philadelphia to assure Yanks of
"Inlshing in no worse than a tie for
.he American League pennant.
Pitching — Howie Pollet, Cards —
oitched St. Louis to a 7-0, six-hit
victory over Cincinnati.
1ST PLACE TIES
ARE CINCHED BY
PHSLLiES-YAWKS!
(By Associated Press)
The Phillies in the National and
the Yanks in the American assured
themselves yesterday of finishing in
no worse than a tie for the pennant
in their respective leagues.
Brooklyn, in order to tie the
Phillies, must beat Boston twice to
day and the Phillies on Saturday
and Sunday. The Phils are idle to
day and can clinch if the Dodger
split. Detroit, in order to tie tlv
Yanks, must win ail three of their
remaining games against Cleveland
while the Yanks, idle today, drop
single games to the Boston Red So:
on Saturday and Sunday.
However, Brooklyn is in danger of
having its thin chance wiped out
Tire Dodgers are scheduled to pla;
their *hird doubleheader in ns many
day against the Braves a* Ebbet
Field and the weather forecast i
showers.
If the games are rained out. tlv
Dodgers will bo washed out of the
pennant picture.
Brooklyn missed the boat yester
day by dividing a doubleheader with
the Braves while the staggering Phi!
dropped their second twin bill in r
many days to the New York Giant
Philadelphia’s once imposing lead
now stands at three games.
The Dodgers won the opener, 6-'
but lost the nightcap, 8-4. The Phil
were beaten by identical scores ct
3-1.
Brooklyn pulled the opener out
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with a four run rally in the seventh
inning against Mickey Haefner
American League cast-off. Rid Gor
don started the Dodgers on the road
to ruin in the nightcap. He tripled
with one out in the seventh inning
and scored when Jackie Robinsor
fumbled Tommy Holmes’ grounder
to shove the Braves ahead, 4-3. Do
Crandall followed with a home run
and the gome was in the bag.
Sal Maglie and Sheldon Jotie:
turned back the Phils. Mnglie stop
ped the Phils on five hits to pair
his 18th victory. Two home runs by
Bob Thomson put Maglie in tin
winner’s circle.
Jones scattered seven hits in out
dueling Robin Roberts.
The Yanks were forced to go if
innings before defeating the tail
end Philadelphia Athletics, 8-6
Phil Rizzuto doub'ed home OliH
Mapes with the tie-brr -kina r.v
and then scored the clincher or
Yogi Berra’s sin :!e.
Detroit stayed alive by edging the
3. Lour Browns. 4-3. in 12 inning.'..
The Browns held a 3-2 lead going
into the ninth when Aaron Robin
on, the goat in Sunday’s loss to
Cleveland, socked a pinch-hit homer
to send the game into overtime.
In the two other games the St.
Louis Cardinals blanked Cincinnati,
7-0, in a night contest, and the Bos
on Red Sox edged Washington, 4-3.
mm BLAST OAKS
SOUNDLY BY 11 TO 5
By MM II« BBART
(Associated Press Sportswriter)
Those Sun Dieyo Padres, still
somewhat alive in the Pacific Coast
ieaEiie pennant drive, have a hearty
disrespect for the Oakland Acorn .,
inevitable winner of the 1950 cham
pionship.
In fact, the Padres prolonged the
agony last night by drubbing the
Oaks soundly, 13 to 5. It was more
of a stay of execution than anything
else, for although the setback cut
Oakland’s lead to seven games, the
Acorns now need only five victories
to sew up the title and four to tie.
no matter what San Diego does.
The Padres collected 18 blows in
the game, including Jack Graham’s
29th homer of the campaign.
Portland regained fifth place with
a double triumph over Los Angeles,
6 to 2 and 5 to 2. The Beavers now
are a half game out of the fir I
division, with Seattle, the fourth
place club, splitting with San Fran
cisco.
At Hollywood, last place Sacra
mento edged Hollywood, 3 to 2, on
Jim Tabor's bases empty homer in
the 11th frame.
San Francisco shaded Seattle, 3 to
1. in their opener, but the Rainiers
took the finale. 4 to 2. Cliff Melton
chucked four hit ball in the first
game, but Seattle’s Vern Kinds
father matched it in the nine inning
afterpiece,
STANDINGS OF Till: CLVBS
Pacific Coast League
W L Pet
Oakland . 114 75 .603
San Diego 107 82 .568
Hollywood 97 91 .516
Seattle . 93 94 .497
Portland 92 94 .495
San Francisco . 92 95 .492
Los Angeles . 79 107 .425
Sacramento 74 112 .404
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of Juneau. Many people seem to con
sider city government as relatively un
important until they are overburdened
with taxes.
“If we are elected, you may be sure
that we will do our very best to give
you an efficient and economical adminis
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Philadelphia .
Brooklyn .
Boston .
N>w York .
Pt. Louis .
Cincinnati .
Chicago .
Pittsburgh .
American
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80
83
84
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64
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67
68
74
86
86
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League
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Boston .
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Washington
Chicago ..
Louis .
hiladelphia
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94
92
90
67
58
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