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(By The Canadian Press)

Bill (Young) Strlbling died ago three days alter he lost a leg Ln a

. almost every boxng champion r the previous decade, frcm middle-

weight to heavy, but had, never reached ttie peak himself.

Wyatt After Shaky Star Hurls Brilliantly As Winners Come From Behind T0 Win

_ (By Judson Bailey, Associated Press Sport Writer)

NEW YORK, Oct. 2—-(AP)—Brooklyn‘s battling, al- ways courageous Dodgers fought their way from behind today t0 a 3-2 triumph over New York Yzinkes and tied the world series before another tremendous turnout of 66,215 fans.

John Whitlow “lyati, tall and bald, this year’s stand- out aiinong all the National League's pitchers, turned the trick for the Dodg-"ers.

The :i2-_\'t.‘ill'-0l(l Georgia righflindei‘ was pelted for nine hits by the Yankees, seven of tliem in the first four innings. but he seemed t0 get better as he went along and he never let the Yanks get wound up.

He was marvelous with men on bases and even though the Yanks miinzlged to get at least two runners on the hugs in six different innings “Ivntt never lost his poise. l the buses.

Peewee Reese smashed a hot.

grounder l0 shortswp Phil Rizzuto, . \\'l10_ltl1l(‘\\‘ to Joe Goidon in time

Ten Runners Stranded

A double b1.‘ Toni I-lcnrich was lie ‘

l ‘gpllltyhz lo ierte Lzivngrtto. btil C;.in.lli

K mo‘ I f l 0 ‘:.,.‘.,l,§l,i§l sort-d tutti Rvcse “its snie at iiist ‘lxlvcnrfllu ‘Qnigoii ?s Gordon's hui ’ l ituuy bounced

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c .9 m“ (‘l-lamps [o v glove and out 11111111. Then Mickey ' > "~ - v - . ‘ . ' v t’ '

"lite Y. nks g it to him for single ggpteilléignégcixil)fiiglfnmlfmgl‘ ml”

runs in the second and third inn- A m“ double may on

pulled Chandler out, of this but in the sixthinning Gorri .n 11121-510 a bad throw on Dixie Walker's grounder. Billy Herman skit-Jed him to lhiid to rout Chandler, and after Johnny Murphy had fainted Pele RPISQIIvCfllIlilll looped a sinelc into right field for the whining run

Wyatt

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l\|.\\' York won cue 3-2. But i". wa= another Georgia boy, Shut-goon (Sptltl) Chzricilci", who Cracked fir‘

'l"l1e Dodncrs. who were held to

"l- iils during the game, broke z ltcnds to." two rttils on a pair of walks and two hits in l-‘ac fifth inning to tie the score and then punched over the winriln run and chased Chandler from t e box in tire sixth. ' four innings Chandler was riul, finin.ii;_; two mm in the inning and facim‘. only the ‘lltllll l2 batters. When Joe lvfttlwick singled in the second he

End of Winning Streak

Thus ended the dcminrition of the Yankees 1n World Series play. They had not been beaten in the autumn classic since Oct. 9, when New York Giant< <-,_q|.~ln1-<-<l Well‘ Only Home of that series Sncc then the great. combinations mau- flged by Marsc Joe iVlcCarthy ha"

“<3; 91.2mm by the first of three Won 10 straight set"ie< prim-s and yqniu-Q doubk. p1ay5_ hflfii Swept to t-wo world champion- Then Chandler cave his first ‘inns m Slmlqht‘ 5M“ l“ i938 film

17*“ to the fir’. Dodaer un in the Iss9‘

f.ft‘i inning. Dnlnli Cumilli. h1t"(i\\'l('lC foliotved with n hard dotihle that bounced ilgrflnst the low wall lll left field. sending ca- milli to thud and Cookie Imvaizet- tn waited out. another walk to 10nd

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NORTH SYDNEY, N.S., Oct. 3- tt‘l')--.ltihiiny Squarebrtggo of .t‘h tutti-town will be playing- t-u-.t~h nl‘ North Sydney Victoria: in the (‘ope Breton Hockey League llllfi winter, Club officials announ- ecil tonight.

Squiirchriggs, who vsini: on the Vlos most o succeeds Mickey Roach.

Iilayed left last wlinter

PORT ARTHUR, Ont, Oct. 2-(0 Pr-Ftldio. Shore, manager of the A2111‘! ‘in t-Iockcy League entry, the S); infield Indians, arrived here today to make preparations for his luninlr. three weeks fall training. Tu- iiiorrotv the Indians Will start two- hour practices twice daily.

TORONTO. Oct 2—-(CP)—An en- lrv if more than 100 players will ltv off in the University of Toron- l0 intramural golf chum ionsnip tointn-rotv at the Glen Eng es club.

Neither manager was sure to- lliglll, oi his starting pitcher for hie ncx. game, Lefty Marius Russo (.C\'t‘l.]JCC1 a troubled stomach m; in‘ inn; utieci he was in line for i. and McCarthy said he would , t kc hi: turn tomorrow if he feels

' But Oltllflfltlré the Yanks

lDevon Prolongs Maritime Ball Finals With A 3-2 Victory Ovei; Liverpool

DEVON, N.B., _ 2—(C'P)- The Maritmc senior baseball championship series between Liver- pool Larrupers amd Devon was stretched to at least another same when Devon edged the defending titleholders 3-2 today miter 108m the first and second contests. win for mrmpers tomorrow would give them the crown for the third successive year.

The New Brunswick championS. snatching their game victory at the last minute, came from behL-ict ta tle the score in the seventh and

scored the winning run in the. ninth.

Lefty Neill, who ftched only two days ago. gave e best per-

formance of the day. He limited Larrupers to four hits, had eleven strikeeuts, walked twice and cross- ed the plate for the decldln run Manny McIntyre aha-ed" ere it fm- the win b driving in the knottinl and winn ng runs.

L-arruper-i, missing two of their stars, O11 and Ike Seaman. mace six errors against Devon's lono mtscue, It was anybody: game un- til the ninth, with Larry Thor- mitt-soc allowing Devon Only five

‘it. iely on riglilhander Atley Donald. Aiiinlgei- Leo Durocher leaned

.1 iii< bulging veteran, Fred

1.11 ifs; t; ii times. ' r I'IO‘.\t‘\'t-l', slrccdballer Kirby Hig-

tvliv. wan 22 games this seaioul I\\'t'l~ lo a Bihoklyn pcssioility. l I Ni . YORK, Oct. 2—tAP)—Ol-i

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l El'l‘i£)l‘S——_G8§‘dOIk1 Relcéoan 2. ‘guns mttet in inn er, e er, 6'6 Utteii. Citmiili. Two base hits—H(i".-' rich. Mcdtiviek. Double p1ays—1't.eesa, Heimnn and Camillt‘ Gordon, Riz- znto and Sixurm 2, gickayl an? (R01- irncl runs~ roo yn 'eW . Left on bases-Brooklyn 4, k 10. Bases on bulls oft- icnrlclnGordcn 3, Di- Ciiandler 2 tCamilli, Lav- ngvitwi Murphy 1 (Owen). Struck c ‘l; u ‘p 1y ‘ ' . “l. .°i"“"'§' ?séll'.?“‘°tt,'ll‘i' YVXillL 5 tSturm 2, Dickey, Murphy'- Hvnrigh). gltlcliyibng 53115111811’ off-z Ghun er i - an runa in innings (none out 1n sixth); oft blurphyt 2 hits and no runs in 4 l11lllllflS.LOS1I1 pitcher-Chandler. UlIl]1l1'§‘\$-—PG1II€§1 granted! (agave (All i; 0c z l ; c w- ling at.) 3b. Time 2.31. Attendance so. o,

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Rainey G. Henley wins

Free-for-all

BRJZDGEWATER, N. 8., Oct. 2 - tcPi-Rainey G. Henley, owned by T. Watson of Halifax, flashed over the mile 1n 2.18 tn the second ‘neat of the free-for-all pace here today to equal his own record for the track act last October. Rainey also won the first heat. The third will be run off tomorrow.

Uscita Britten, owned by G. Brooklns of Prince Edward Island and driven by Semple, took the 2.18 Trot and Pace in straight heats. Little Fox, owned by W. Stewart of New Glasgow. N. S., and driven by John MacMlllan, won the 2.24 Trot and Pace. The New Glasgow horse was beaten in the third heat after taking the first two.

Three heats of the 2.21 not and Pace were run off without a win- ner being declared. An extra heat will be run tomorrow.

SUMMARY Frcc-Fur-All

ftainey G. Henley, Barnett 'Dudy Patch, MacMlllan . .

Tom Grattan, T. Etter .

Aaron I... Conroy ' All Grattan O'Brien ‘Tracy Hanover, Jabalec . . . . .. 6

Time 2.08 1-4, 2.08.

2.18 Trot and Paco

Uscita Britten. semple [Oliver Grattan. Scmple . .. Jean Henley, Campbell ,,.,,, Major Bowes, O'Brien .. .. Silent Joe, O'Brien ~-

Tlme 2.09 1-2. 2.11, 2.11 1-2.

2.24 Trot and Paco

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‘Little Fox, MacMlllun - < - - ~ 1 1 2 Darky Kalmuck, Kelly .. 2 4 1 30°11!’ Watson. aemple . .. 3 2 4 Emma Britten. Freda 4 3 3

Time 2.14 1-2. 2.14, 2.1a {-5. 2.21 ‘hot and Paco

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How Dodgers Evened Up The series

By JUDSON BAILEY First Inn

I

DODGERS: Walker worked the count to two and t/wo and than was called out on another Ltxke. Herman up: On the fourth pitch Herman knocked a bminder to Gordon and was thrown out. Rei- ser after looking at two called strikes and getting the count to two and two. also fanned.

No runs, no hits, no erron, noun

le .

YANKEES: Stunn struck out on four pitches. Rolfe dressed a ham-ti for a, single. Hennch walked on live pitches. Dimaggio knocked a roller to Reese who threw W H91‘- man u» start a double Plflv. Rem to Hennan to Oamilli.

No runs, one hit. no errors, one

left. Second Inning

DODGERS: Camllli flied t0 D1- magglo. Medwlck lined a single int/n left. centre. Lavagetio grounded into a double ploy, Gordon to Riz- zuto to Sturm.

No runs, one hilt, no errors, none

YANKEES: Keller slammed u single into short centre. Dickey was called out on strikes. Gordon walked. Rizzutc knocked a voile to Herman and was 011t- Ohandler bounced b1815- to Lava- getto and beat the throw to first for a single as Keller scared, but Gordon who also tried to come home was nailed at the plate, Lo- vagetto to Camllli m Owen.

One run, two hits, no errors, one

left. l Third Inning DODGERS: Reese lifted a high fly to Keller. Owen h a hot grounder and was thrown out. Wyatt. rolled out to Rizutto. No runs, no hits, no errors, none ft

YANKEES: Sturm lined to Oa- milli. Rolfe grounded down the first base line and was out. Hen- i-ich lined a double into the right. field comer, Dimaggto up: After striking wildly at the first pitch,- Dimnggio walked on four straight balls. Keller hit. the first pitch n- to short right: for a single scoring Henrich. Dickey grounded out to Herman.

1 Pne run, two hits. no errors, two et.

Fourth Inning

DODGERS: Walker smashed a grounder and was thrown out. Herman bounced to Rolfe ivnd also was thrown out. Relrer up: Gordon ran to his right and speared a. hot smash by Reiser in time to throw him out.

No runs. no hits, no errors, none

YANKESi: Gordon drove a. hand single into left. Rizutto up: Herm- an ran back Lnto short field and leaped into the air for n one-hand- ed catch o1’ Rizuttoe looper. Chandler grounded to Reese who threw to Herman forcing Gordon but: the relay to first pulled Camilli off inc bag and Chandler wac safe. Sturm dropped a ‘Iexas League single in short centrefleld Just in front of Reiser. but Chandler was tlhrown out at third.

1 go runs. two hits, no errors, one e .

h Inning DODGERS: Camilii drew a bull. Medwick drove a. double and mov-

Fio Direct MtwMiltnn 2 s 5 ed Co/mllli to third. Lnvneetto drew or tile plate and Owen threw m

Oakhurst Queen, Hood .. ,. 1 o 4 a walk to load the bases. Reese mug 10mm; 591mm Rom g-uund.

Paul Abbe, Power . . . . _ .. _ g 4 1 knocked a. not; grounder to Rizutw ed m Her-mum who threw to Reese.

. Tony Harvester, Major _, 5 1 3 Who threw to Gordon 10mins Ic- forcing Sturm, but m» rela to first.

Skippy Dale m,“ H a 2 2 vagetto at second as Cemilli scored w" 9,00 310w go c-l-j, 3,01% Hen. Pew. M Colm‘ o°&'6§"" 4 a 6 gtgdnnMadtwiok rigchelidtlgd. bit-x rich up. flied to Walker.

Time 1.18 1-4. 2.11, 2.1: 1-4. "Si. and ‘HRGQGI t?“ safe. rogwen M}? "m" °n° m’ m mm’ ‘m

..-punched a cmgle ccorlzngjlcdwick '

l Emotions‘ Give Way As Dodgers Hold Celebration After Evening Up Series

Little World

Series rained oat

COLUI-IBUS, 0., Oct. 2—(AP)-— Rain, falling in n. steady clown ur, forced postponement tonight: the sixth game of the little world ur- ic: between Columbus Red Biro; of the American Association and Mun- treal Royals of the International

League.

The series commission ordered the postponement an hour and n. hall ueiore game time. The Red Birds are leading three games to two 11y virtue of last night's 13-3 victory.

Mmager Clyde Sukeforth of the Royals is expected to call Kemp Wicker to the mil when play re- sumes, while Burt Shotton of the Birds llkelv will use Sam Nahem.

The first three games of the ser- ies were played in Montreal, and the remainder will be Played here.

and sending Reese to third. Wyatt rolled to Gordon for a double play. Two runs, two hit», no eiicrs, one

left.

YANKEES: Rolfe grounded out. Henricn flied to Ric-oer. Dimaggio lLfbOd a. high fly which Walker caught.

No runs, no hiltfi, no errors, none

left Sixth Inning

DODGERS: Wialker knocked a boundcr which Gordon fumbled momentarily and then made a bad throw to first. for an error. Her- man bounced g single bet/ween snort and uhird and Walker raced to third. Chandler was removed. from the box and John Murphy was called to duty. Renter struck out. Camiili lot/pied a single into right field scor g Walker and sending Herman to third. Medwick drove a, grounder to Rizutto who threw to Dickey in tune to catch Hcnnan. Camilll held up at sec- ond. Lavaget-to up: Dimaggio came gunning in fast to take Lavagetto‘:

I run, tiwc hits, one error, two e ' a

YANKEES: Keller lifted a h h fly to Walker. Dickey flied to Wa - 61‘. Gondon drew n walk. Rizutw drove out a. single. Murphy struck

out. No runs, one hit, no anon, in left.

Seventh Inning

DODGnRszReesedpnpped to Riz- zuto. Owen walke . Wyatt was called out. Dickey threw to Qordon u; nan Owen stealing for a double p ay.

No runs, no hits, no errors, none

YANKEES: Storm struck out. Rolfe up: Reese took Riolfe‘s hot smash and threw him out. Henrioh struck out.

l ‘No runs, no hits, n0 errors, none e .

Eighth Inning

DODGERS: Walker sent a roll- 6r t0 Gordon. who threw him out. Herman lined 5.0mm. Relser pop-fouled to Rolfe. Mtge runs, n0 hits, no errors, none

YANKEES: Dimagglo drove n fly to Relcer. Keller bounced hi

to Wyatt. who throw him out, Dic - ey drove a grsunder which Reese hobbled and then threw over Ca- milliks head for a second error, letting Dckey go u; second. t Twol charged to Reese). Gordon

grounded to Reese on pitch’ and Reese tossed the ball to Herman for a force lay at second.

No ruins. no hits. o errors, two

left Ninth Inning ERS: Oamiili lined to Di- mcggio in left centre. Medwick up:

Dim glo took Medwifikls fly. Lu- vaget sin led off R0 e's glove on e first tch. Reese grounded to

Rolfe who threw him out. No runs, one hit, no errors, one

10ft.

YANKEES: Qelkirk. a. left-hand- 6d hitter, batted for Murphy. Sel- kirk singled. Sturm bunted in front

(By Churlel Dunkley

i (Associated Pres: Sport Writer)

STADIUM, New

Y Oct. 2-—(AP)—Ehnoti0m suppressed.‘ and smouldering in the hearts of Brooklyn Dodgers for 24 hours

way with ternfic force after beat tbli

the word series.

Leo (The Lip) Durochcr, foreman of the Dodgers. took personallcna-rgc u

of the Joyous celebration clubhouse. He was joined by fashion-plate, Larry Mac Brooklyn president manager

11 world series sinner and

thin even," he began. "Goo Wyu t. pitched a whale of o. But those Yankees ain't seen in’ until they sec whut Kirby throws at ‘em. The Yankees

faced him only two or three ifgllflfll an threw nothing but fast balls.

during spring training, kill ‘em!’

got a. curve thatfll his arms u

MacPhail threw Durocher and l; declarin : "We ve lug

been doing

Durocher said that; either or Fredd, Fitzsimmons woul his pitch rig choice tomorrow not it; all de nds on how arm feels in plained:-

“Fitzk arm sometimes tightens up if it's allrignt amorrow he’ go. Otherwise it will

in the morning. and

ll Hlgbe. Higbe will deflnilel the next. day 1f I don't use

Horseshoe Tourney

The Brighton hot-u shoe tournamen came to an end first section last night. for the les in which Andrew Lloyd Shephard Shephard and Ea

close scores the winning team

ed off and. Andrew Martin defeated

Lloyd Shepherd in a sudden game to win

singles. All those who wish to take 1n the second section for the a

medal are asked to himd

names into Jack McCourt no later oubles

than Saturday night. The are already won y Earl and Dan Gamhum.

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Yankees 3-2 today tn even

and general

The Dodger: had ust handed ma Yanks their first de eat 1n their last. Durocner was elated over the achievement. “We could Just as well have had two right now as to have had this

ave him a bear-hug, but ouncing back all year

-we ll keep right: on bouncing. n pretty good about this series now

he morning. He 1x-

into-

club for tho Martin and

defeated Benny rl McCourt by

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