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PACE POUR
IAPULPA HERALD, SAPULPa. OKLAHOMA
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1941.
Today’s Sport
Parade
(Reg. D S Pmt Off.)
By llarry Ferguson
United press Sport* Ml tor
NEW YORK. Oct. 2 (U»" Joe Dl-
Maggio swung his big bat. there was a
crash like the crack of doom and a
ball soared through the sunlight.
All ol a sudden there were 26 men,
a middle-aged lady in a blue felt hat
and a 13-year-old boy playing outfield
for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
"I got it.” all of them yelled at once,
cupping their hands
It looked like one of them was going
to get it, all right -either in • their
hands or on top of the head For they
were seated In the lower left, field
stands and every person in the ball
park—except one thought the ball was
going to Hop down among them for
a home run
The lone dissenter was Ducky Med
Shorts From The
World Ball Series
World Series
lone left I NY A finances was "tibvtoufy another 1 ley Oklahoma Cnv 6.1: U. C. Fergu- Hi I ■ Aw*U 90
YANKS- Seikok bated for Murphy smear story.” mjji, Oklahoma Citv- 80 Ray Delane! First round pairings: Wetoner vs.
Selkirk singled to right. Sturm bunt-1 Warren made his charge yesterday FVinca City, 81: Bill Oliver, Ponca bye;. Buttle vs BfiUin; Ferguson vs.
ed in front of the plate Owen picked in a l iter to chairman Clarence CUy. 81; Charley Weisner, Muskogee, bye: Witherspoon v*. Francisco; D»-
Hss r-r: M-f-i-,ifl s w," ***
b*^.7 single Henrich walked The Crowd out. No rum. one hit no errors, one the con*re;*-
!!rLsrh and L°u Gohrig. set Up a steady roar when DiMagglo left.
96biases anilbutted'*11 S^r'um to'set°a rame 10 lMtt DiMagglo hit Into a double
sundard practically unapproaclmble SfeTX^ropTfTlo* uTrow.'' The
Just like Frisch * 50 games. 58 hits and croW(j went wiid No runs, one hit, no
10 doubles or Gehrigs .35 runs batted errors one ieft
Second Inning
DODGERS Camllll filed to DiMag*-1
glo, who had to move only a few steps
Aggie* Won’t Mind
Slick Gridiron Field
Again*! Tex. Tech
STILX,WATER, Okie Oct 2
(U.R>-
NYA conducts a program .of aid to
needy youth in • obtaining education, j
special Instruction courses for out of \
school youth, and a Job placement
service. • ■
Williams, asked by. the United "Press
tc .ornament on Warrenis charges,
said:
"ThR is obviously and her .smear
to make the catch Medwick sin-tied sA°KguedH fields at Okla- ,tory given out by the investlgalive
But if Charley, Keller did not set
sonic sort of record for outfielders
then the books must -be wron<*. He
Mir™,.,,n,sus.uue, '“>■“* .-...d'M:;;:,;dr<rr Z"EZSS
!nnfet flJle sde ln tht‘ tb*rd double play, Oordon to Ruzzlto to coa<hes hoPed for more precipitation ju lntent discredit n
innlpg of the first-game and another 8turm No rum. one hu> no errors, and a muddy field against Texas TechjSJjT
none left. • at Oklahoma City tomorrow night.
There Is no better way to stop a
for the first out In the fourth
The first gapic had everything yes-
| Oliver administrative agency. This is
i shown clearly by the fact that they
terday: Good 'pitching, good fielding Dick^wL ral'led "light-weight 7unne7 tfwn’''mui wcnt fr,r '1,le'd "lifers of which
Alin npu1 rpfinrdii fur aItpnHancp anH j___ _ .. __ »h« ..u *•*. __.•*_ UVIT HOUC Of 111611* bliMIltWi.” I
and new records for attondan.ee and don walked Rlzzuto grounded out the co^c^ saui. There's no easier „ .
gate receipts It only lacked one thing Herman to Camllll, both runners ad- way for a big 'back to plunge-through I ***»»• Je(l Johnson. D Okla long
fur perfection the antics of baseball vancinw Chandler0hit’a hi^h* hnunH»r for yardage against a lighter ODDonent cougr vsional friend of NYA. said
wick, left fielder for the beloved bums ™u‘ u,“1,:u“,, vanring Chandler'hit'a high' bounder f?r y«?l**e against a lighter opponent
Hi. turned hu hr„,.H k,., t .... ........ comedian A1 Scharcht This e/t-player to Lavagetto and beat It out for a than wlth greasing his legs and he -tliouyiu Warren* was jumping at
He turned his broad back on home
plate as soon as he peered through the
sun and saw the arr of the ball Ducky
is not a "bug who will ever imperil the
• world record for the 100-yard dash, but
nobody ever saw him leg it faster than
he did. straight for the yard-high
green fence that bounds the lower
grandstand in left field
who has turned clowning on the dta- slngle. Keller scoring Oordon also hlPs * ' I conclusions; that . if 'there . were any
moral Into a well paying profession, tried to score but was thrown out,' Although rain may • cut Into the irret mantles i„ NYA f ihaiv.es I
booked a trip tti Honolulu when Brook-| l, vagetto tp Camllll td Owen. Gordon crowti attendance at Oklahoma City's‘would be the first to uemund ih.it,
lyn clinched the National league pen- knocked Owen’s mill., off ln crossing Taft stadium. Aggie fans, said, the mud there be an investigation.”
sB£? * L i i 1
When h, ml Were, he HUM Hd Yunl'^ SSS". SHkfinlt DOPOERS Keew nVh (o Keller. »» “>•■« ' ■«» . MB nHenelje tan.-, no I h,„ d . let
................. I£2‘X M:z =a“V“sis«s™ “aKt*^ari<*.;“r;,,“,r
A. tournament
Poteet oJ Tulsa
T, , . . • - | •»,>.* trips yest'erday. it- was no sur-
is™™.™
the stands were screambig I got X record m Uu fail ,.rw.s ,, YANKS Sturm lined to Camllll. f*JntpWM ^Tlt*r .than the cll,b .t,lat. today v.ith Buddy'
• Wt «" • ■ ' i hMU. J? grounded out to Camllll. unas- !ed T«a.s Teph. 6 to 6 last'year, but' Nor, , s "
Wyatt grounded out. Rlzzuto tq Sturni
DiMagglo rounded first fast and then I tatted Tw UUli^madTi hlJTr Fjfl toubU*'* Gght!' the stopping *e UghUy-stepplng'R^d Nor
slowed down u, the dog-tro. that ball I , V,?d 11 “Z ^.bouncjrtg off the »a,l pas, Walker
...........* Mlt- Wiv, uu, vvaixer Raider Wcka posed a problem
players use for locomotion .witen they [ allV'that^^ro^ 'Mnt'to'tet i>,Mag*U’ wallwd- K<‘»«*r singled to If the Aggies can oope with the
------ ..... AI0 al 1 u"'’ be,ore hP bai rjght. scoring Heprleh and sending Tech *Pwd- theY »U1 have overcome
S«in?™^lr<“d,0,BS 22u*,fc-.H““h.c“« “j
•Poteet shot a new course record of
71, one under <iar, in yesterday's
owalifyink* round, in a field of 13
behind home plate the,.crowd’ was yell-
ing a salute to DiMag "for getting one
of his .straight-eight. 17-cyirat. all-wool®
nfid-a-yard-wide home runs
„ out. Herjnhn to Camllh' One Vjin'Two have .over th*m A. and M "s line will
ic dentally., when the portly Casey hits, no errors, two left, ' . outweigh Tea as Tech, with an. J93-
replaied Davis. It marked his With OMwefc teMkM I pound' average against 187. The back-
appearance In the box for the Dxigers | . DODGERS- WiUker grounded out £!eld wl‘* 1« pounds to Texas
this year.
Medwii k i ba< k was right against the ^p. c^ey S’ ahn.^^b.tm.eT'e'?^- ^2".^ .Sl“r“! «Lr»lAn grounded
the catch.
Down. down, down7am;' S ^i^mr, of '"S BrCh/Zu °Ut' R°lf,; 10 Stuhn uniululM .
It looked like il was going J Ur,K,klvn bal1 out. Gordon to Sturm Gordon made 1
fifth* row of the w'hen Joe Gordon bniteh hi.’tmW s s^PcUrular back-hand-.atop of the
m the blue felt ruiv* he The crowd gave Gordon
No ruas. no hits, no
fence now
the ball
to land in about the
stands and the lady ,n me oiue leit rim; he coUectbd a bretty g.xxl corner ,
hat w,e all even-money bet .to make „„ s,,|isi.' " ................ ■“
tionsl
Ijjii MYiitlnii
on series "firsts." Among other things, jerrors, none 1(.fl'
Medwick crouched and then, made a whh Tim f!m ‘run-battwf In’’ <ior(lon to left. Williams said today that the charge
st'stjz.'zs: “*
?*-- .....- -
Officials intended to start-the first
lH-hole ejiniination unit ss rains oe-
came too Heavy. Tlie fairways will lx*
•oggy and-- the greens slowed down, j
nevertheless. . . *
The schedule calls for a Second!
^ __ . itc.giid of -18 holes oi match p ay and
3t,.ii()),. (myi Saturday.
F*otert shot the new course record
i. kLP)--Na-! yesterday in pro-uAiuteftr ;day. Hi*
y< uth administrator Aubrey, had a 31.-35 for m.dalist honors:'
The game starts *t 8 p. m.
came down hard
He rolled over on one
'buts Vesferdav Hill Grieve ..f the . UUtf lo Wyatt. Herman niadr a
Anwrican league, who ata» *tBP.^..<W>e'h,a^,d iat^ ot
Frank Higgins._ Tulsu.J the defending I
• liampion. ,nd' BUI Wi hesspeon ol
Tulsa, were second with 74s; Jess |
Slutlic. Tulsa, -had r 77; Frank Far-;
To Inspect and Drive the
New 1942
Ford ^ Mercury
Cars
On Display At
Our Showroom
Tomorrow, Oct 3
Sapulpa Motors, .
(0m m
^SSSS^ n*mm I m
y our Fotd Dealer
in Sapulpa tor 23
. Y ears.
.........—.........i„,uid„. My to riKiu sss.'&sxi
ssjsrzm “ss £S3i a-srH suar■>“ ^^sssiss
•that a few seconds before had "home
run" written all over It.
It was one of the great lidding plays
of all time.
It will go down in song .and story
with Hill Wambsgans unassisted* triple
play and all-the dther mlraqles that I
MatatewG rat i*i« atui
to Lavagtkto No ruas. two hits, no
errors, one left. * .
•aig iwnra^
1X)LM7EH."> Camllll walked. Med-
wick doubled to left, sending Cmniltt
to third. Lavagettq walked, filling the
baste. Reese (pried f.avagqtto at set’-
tmtl. Rlzziitb to Gordon. Cfimllli scor-
ing and Medwick moving to third on
the play Gordon’? thrpw'.to Stujm
to hit for the Cardinals and thne is
slowing him down and dulling his
butting eye
Many times the Dodger fans referred
to him as a btuu and they didn't mean
n beloved bum. either But yesterday
iri the fourth* Inning, before tile tfreat-
cial scorer, ruled It was no error Owen
singled.td left, scoring Mecjwkik aud
sending Ke. se to third. Wyjitt hit into
a double play. Gordon to Rlzzuto to
Bt l.ut SiiM-nOtM*
UnlUd Press Htaif CorresjidpUent
_____ new FUNK. *Oct. 2. (IP)—Picking
iiuve been ^rformedVn the7ong j Uh foqtbaU wliinert: .
tory of thV world series Fordham over Soui hem Methodist
The Dodgers paid approxbnately —T,,ls '(X'ks like the year that Rose
*100.000 lo the St Louis Cardinals’last ?°w'' drpam c>n>ps true for - trylllK for a doublo ulav had °__
yev for Medwick. There have* been' Porriham. ; • . > Jturm drdoDed the bah
many times since then that Ducky1 Tennessee over .Duke They'll call Pl ball.. The offl-
h«* looked like a lemon in the orchard *t an upset ln Dixie, but watch Rob-
of baseball.. He didn't hit like he used **rt E Lee Clfers maJte his debul.
this "might have been a contest. This M_____________ _ i>imukj w
Hus migh thaVe been h contest. Tlhs Sturm • Gwen went into second hard
•season it's a ramp. . . trying to break up the double play
Congate over Penn S ate- -Bad I bl|t Rlzzuto leaped out pf his wuy.
News liiU°Geyer takes the roar-ont of tJwen and Oordon exchanged -some
the Nittany Li,n° . words after the play. Two runs two*
est crowd ever to see -a world "series Coh\n^ ovel 9‘own-Lou Little i *«ro™' °ne left
D,„r,r ,S & ” .“'to''"1•KSSf nS •£
touZffi'K.w" aSSumSS W -cawiui. u» I '“>»««>»« » »»»« «»
.As a matter of fact who called that U*hlnln* mav atrlk«* bere. Coyiell is , ' V hlts' no. errors, .none left.
,—...— . ally of reserves. *. I iteste teniwg I
Navy over Wt-sl Virginia—Mark up I DDDGNRS.— Walker grounder t«
few. .strikes ”Jor Barnacle Rill uh-; Oordon* and wals safe w+ieh Oorcfon's
u,r. iA..iw _ i1 wide throw pulled Sturm's loot off tne
bag. It (j'us aii error for Gordon, who i
lost his balance after fiefying -the baUil
and threw from tyi * awkwztrd angle.
Brooklyn bum a bum?
Mernmn singled past Rolfe,. sending-
Wijlker to third. Rolfe and (Jordon
went*to the.box .to’talk ,to Chundler.*
THE *104.1 «W(M)«r RoMO.lp
HOLLYWOOD.. Oct 2 (Uf» A score s«‘lon Uusik
of film -stars and Hollywpofl sixlalltes Purdue . over Pittsburgh—L'» true
—Including Douglas Fairbanks. jr„ | what you Vead* about de-emphaat* in
Melvin Douglas and Constance Ben- the city of smoke
nett were askad today to contribute ‘Pennsylvania over Harvard -Frank
to an $850 grocery bill incurred for a Reagan is gone but .'the “memory and
dinner they attended, . |fils teainmites linger on.*
Attorney A. P Michael Narltan d<’- ' Alabama over Mississiuni state '
manded that the film celebrltles.be There Is ftlentv of 'fm- h hia brought; in a new pitcher. Johnny
made defendants In an action to collect n,.(| Flt plmn's^ rmbilritv *««nJJ^ MllrPhy. right-hander replaced Chand-
the bill, .winch he said had been owing Oe L T u 1 U‘r ln the *'* tor the *Yaifks. Relsef
since* a dinner held by the committee Qtnillna—Hon- •fanned swinging With the count, three,
to defend America by aldlng’the allies Kn77, . u n “’U>r W °Ver' Blnke"' and two*CamiUi lby-q a.single to light,
more than a year ago which they at-1 J n'*rgtn- * scoring. Walker and 8er\cUug Merman to
Mlu-hlg in over Iowa Wolverines .third Medwick grounded to Rlzzutb
w 1^ t need Tom Harmon to blacken and Herman was out at the plate Rlz-‘
t IIP Ifuttrifoeac a »n • onto A _ r\i_S____ eu ■>•> . 1
_in,.___
„ ..The game was halted while the Yanks
niate— brought ” in a new
tended.
zuto to Dickey. Camilll stopped at.'
Irene. Rich! film and radfo star. u the Hawlceyi
building a -ranch home on a 4a-acre •'NotSf ‘ Diime* ov-i Indiana Hang ' second Lavagetto filed .tq DiMagglo
trai t 'in ChaUiworth. The site oven- ,,Jt the slars «> Indiana. the'Uoas- w*'<> csine in to make the catch pne
hxiks the entire San Fernando valley, i,,rs "wi!1 spc plenty of eni J run- ,w<> hits, one error, two* left,
retreat of many other'Hollywood folk 1 Texas over L. 8. -U. Dana Bible YANKS* Kellci filed to Walker.
The Chats worth ranch will be-Mlsfi waited a long tinYe for this Ve.un Du key filed.to Walktr Gordon work-
Rlchs first permanent -Hollywood a,Ml lt-s good • • . * ‘‘d the*cqunt to three And two add then
home she has maintained an apart- T. C. U. over Arkansas—Latter un- iwa*ked- Rizzutcf singled past Reese,
K«ditable but .Flogs ngure to*im- Gordon..stopping at.second. Murphy
prove off Tulsa victory. • "inned swinkj»8 No runs, one-hit. no
8< uU\ern .* California over
ment here for several years.
Edna Skelton, former theater*usher-
ette now The wife of - comedian Red suit -1 'rojans" '';7oo t' "for "u ml r rond*
Skelton, was signed by-. NBC today to strait in series, but it om go e ther
win. gagji for her wise-cracking hus- ttii\ * 8 puner.
band Mrs Skelton has been writing .
Skelton ever since she met unless *.he ?•
eiYors,
two. left.
DODGERS Reese Jxipped to Riz
zuto * Owen wafked Wyatt was called
('ilifornia over Washington .8t4te 1 ”ut 0,1 s,r*l(cs and Owen was thrown
him wJide .they were working «» u,,,rvi lnr Mary's debacle was a ««wi fecona. Dickey to
s»u.c theater Skelioa was a vaude- . B.r.a” S!’°,lld * r!^ ^ No
trying to steal .second. Dickey to
vllle trouper when they tnaYrled.
Stanford over TJ. c L A —It's cor- i
ny. but let’s cafl (Ills one another T
party. • « •
RAY JONES TO III MADE
SEN ATI PRESIDENT PRO TWM * Was*Jl,‘«ti)n over Oregon Suite,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oil l (U.p Unles- the Huskies came out of tie-
The election of Rky Jones, Stillwater Ml"n’";ota «“nie with rtoo mafiv
state senate, as president pro tempore bna'M>s *
of the senate was expected Monday a‘t And—Santa • Clara over Loyola-
10 a. m. when the upper chamber .Orx^jon . over • Idaho; San Francisco
meets in special session over Nevadu; Wisconsin over
Gov. Leon Phillips late yesterday Quette; Northwestern
issued a proclamation convening" the Plate TlJ.mis"ove;“M.^ ,7! 71’ ce2.*t* K‘‘Mer hil a high
senate for that hour Monda "%t « N.bruska oer L sS v bounder to Wyatt who threw him out
Besides the election of Jonek who ov. r tt i i.inVt!.,, »/, . „ . K*V9 tol'Camlll‘1 Dickey grounded to Reese
will succeed the late H M Curnutt of rm'o p ,] • N *f°ur over wba fumbled the ball and then threw
Barasdall.-the senate was cx^trt.ro! 8am 'H«xronn *I?enV,r; Rict' ov^r *‘ld i°'’er Camilli's head. The ball
tent la ry and Ed O'Brien new warden M“lrs' ; err,urs Manager Leo Durocher came
-* -- “ * Te.nplf over V. M r; North Cafo- 1 out to Protest to the umpires- The
ltna over Davidson: Maryland over crowd* hooed when the Dodgers decided
Wcs ern Maryland; Wake' F\>iest pier in ttlve Oordo,' a*> intentional pass.
Furman Ctemson over NorUi Caro- Bordll*nray 've,u to ruil for Dickey.
Una State. .Vale over Virginia; vilfu- ^ aud forced
noia over Centre; -Georgetown over
Virginia 'Poly; Dartmouth over Anv-
herst; Princeton over Williams, and
Holy Cross over Providence.
runs, no hits, no errors, nona l^ft. .
YANKS .Sturm fanned swinging
Rulfe grounded out. Reese to CamilU.
Henrich fanned swinging,. No* runs,
no hit^, no errors, none left.
*a|fclh tanenz
DODO HRS Walker grounded "out,
Gordon to Sturm. Herman lined to
Sturm.. Reiser fouled ‘to Rolfe No
runs, no hits, no errors, none left.
Mar- YANK$ DiMagglo lined, to Reiser
Kansas I in deep
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at Oranite reformatory.
Cleaning Industry Statute Studied
OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct 2. (UPl-
District Judge Lucius Babcock today
studied the evidence submitted in a
lawsuit attacking the Oklahoma statute
regulating the cleaning Industry It
was (Missed by the last legislature
The Jack Lincoln Shop-. Inc of
Oklahoma City, attacked validity of
tiie law. The firm was represented by
J B Dudley. Assistant attorney gen-
eral Fred Hansen appeared lor Uie
state.
Holy Ilnur \t Catholic Church
Gordon at second. Reese to Herman.
No .runs, no hits, two errors, two left.
S'inih Inning
DODGERS Buddy Rosar went in to
catch for Uie Yankees. Caniilti lined
to DiMagglo Medwick flied to Di-
Magglo. Lavagetto singled past Rolfe
Reese grounded out. Rolfe to Sturm
lr.to.ia ** U“ “*■'"■ »m,4~n"Tto Z'iXZSS.Z
C cnurclu a step. No runs, one hit, no
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«« C*«rrfv*rt, its choice of two fine 90 horsepower
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See it and you sense at once that here is new
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w i Jtr chassis, we have designed new long, Ibw,
wide and modern lines.
interior treatment is entirely fresh, distinctive,
pleasing. The beauty of this Ford will more than
hold its ow n’ in any company.
Inside, the car is big—wide across-the seats,
generous in knee-room, leg-room, elbow-room.
On the road this year you find the "new Ford
yide” still further advanced in its softness, tjuiet-
ncss, steadiness and all-round comfort.
At the whefcl, you will find driving easier than
ever. Steering, gear-shifting, action of the bif
and sure hydraulic brakes have all been made
smoother and easier.-
. In quality, the car is sound to the last.detail.
-Defense requirements have all been met without
a single reduction in the basic and lasting good**
ness of the Ford mechanically. Some new matetr*-
als have replaced old ones, usually at a greater
cost to us, bat in et ery case the uew is equal to or
better than the old. .
If your family needs a new car, go sge and drive
this Ford. I or u hat it is today and Jor what it will
be through the years ahead, we believe that you will
find in it more and better transportation Jor your
money than you have ever jound bejure.
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