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THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OU~OBER
Yankees
Gain 19th
Series
Title
Jay Bombed i
Lopez Stars iF
(Continued from Page 1)
Ralph Terry, unable , to stand
the prosperity of a 6-0 lead, was
knocked out in the third inning.
Left-handed Bud Daley, a June
acquisition from Kansas City,
went the rest of the way to get
credit for his first series victory.
Richardson left little doubt
about the trend of yesterday's ac-
tion when he singled to left cen-
ter on Jay's second pitch. Jay got
the next two but Blanchard slam-
med a 3-1 pitch about six rows
deep into the right field "sun
deck" and tlae Yanks were away
and winging.
Elston Howard doubled, a ball
that actually went through one
of the plastic markers on the
scoreboard. Under the ground
rules that went as a double.
Moose Skowron then hit a ball
off the center field fence on which
Vada Pinson got a late start. Be-
cause Skowron fell down'near first
base, he was held to a single but
Howard scored easily.
Ho-Hum
in Wild First;
a 13-5 Rout
Manager Fred Hutchinson then
brought in Jim Maloney to re-
place Jay and the Yanks kept up
the bombardment. Lopez tripled
to the right field corner, scoring
Skowron, and Clete Boyer doubled
off the scoreboard in left center,
knocking in Lopez.
Nine Yanks went to bat in that
opening inning. Six hit safely,
with a homer, a triple, two dou-
bles and two singles.
The Yanks got another off Ma-
loney in the second on Kubek's
single and Maris' curling bloop
double to left.
There still was hope in the
Rhineland until the Yanks clob-
bered Henry for five more big
runs in the fourth. Kubek started
it again with a single and Blan-
chard pumped a double to the
right field corner. An intentional,
walk to Howard loaded the bases'
with one out.
Skowron's single to center ac-
counted for two runs and Lopez
drove in three more with his
homer over the center field fence,
just to the right of the score-
[board.
Fordnovelty, the Yanks got two
in the sixth without a hit, the
Reds chipping in two errors and
two walks. By this time Bob Pur-
key, Saturdays loser, was back at
work with only one day's rest.
Blanchard walked and How-
ard's grounderahopped through
Eddie Kasko's legs for an error.
After Skowron struck out, Lopez
bunted toward the box and Pur-
key, trying for the man at the
plate, threw wildly to Howard, as
Blanchard slid home.
An intentional walk to, Boyer,
followed by a sacrifice fly by Daley
drove in Howard with the Yanks'
13th and final run of ,the day.
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AP Wirephoo
AS YANKEES TOOK SERIES-Yankee players congratulate pitcher Bud Daley after final out of
fifth game clinched the World'Series title for them in Cincinnati yesterday. Red center fielder Vada
Pinson, left, who made final out with fly ball to left, walks by victorious Yankees. Yankees, left to
right, are: Daley, right fielder John Blanchard who did not play ninth inning; first baseman Bill
Skowron, and catcher Elston Howard. Bat boy runs up behind Daley.
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PRO FOOTBALL ACTION:
Hornung Sets Scoring Mark
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Richardson, 2b
Kubek, ss
Marls, cf-rf
Blanchard,, rf
Reed, cf
Howard, c
Skowron, lb
Lopez, If
Boyer, 3b
Terry, p
Daley, p
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Robinson, rf
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Maloney, p
K. Johnson, p
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Jones, p
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Brosnan, p
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By BOB WAZEKA
Paul Hornung, ex-All-American
from Notre Dame, came into the
NFL several years ago behind a
host of former Notre Dame stars
including Johnny Lujack, Leoh
Hart and Art Hunter.
As last year's leading scorer
and most valuable player, Hornung
finally made his claim to fame by
setting a new NFL scoring mark
of 176 points.
But Sunday was perhaps his
greatest game. Hornung scored 33
points on four touchdowns, six
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BIG TEN SHORTS:
Spartans Hold Practice
without Signal Caller
Totals 38 5 11 5
a-Fouled out for K. Johnson in 2nd.
b-Called out on strikes for Jones in
4th.
c-Flied out for Purkey in 6th.
d-Grounded out for Brosnan in 8th.
e-Grounded out for Blasingame in
9th.
New York 510 502 000-13
Cincinnati 003 020 000- 5
E-Coleman, Daley, Kasko, Pur-
key. LOB-New York 10, Cincin-
nati 7. 2B-Howard, Boyer, Maris,
Freese, Blanchard, Robinson. 3B-
Lopez. HR-Blanchard, Robinson,
Lopez, Post.S-Terry, Lopez, Daley.
SF-Daley. HBP-By Daley (Post).
By The Associated Press
EAST LANSING - Starting
quarterback Pete Smith was ex-
pected to be missing until at least.
Thursday as Michigan State
started preparations yesterday for
Saturday's vital football meeting
with Michigan.
Smith is home with his family
in Ecorse, Mich., because of the
death of his father Archie, 47, last
Saturday. His father, who, was
watching from the stands, died of
a heart attack during the Stanford
game. Dick Proebstle, the sopho-
more signal - caller, will be in
charge of the No. 1 offense until
Smith returns.
No injuries Were reported from
the 31-3 MSU victory over Stan-
ford and all hands except Smith
were out for practice.
COLUMBUS - Injuries plagued
the Ohio State football team yes-
terday as the first offensive and
defensive units worked out for
more than an hour.
Sophomore Ormonde Ricketts
took over at right end, replacing
Bob Middleton who suffered a
hairline fracture pf the jaw in
Saturday's game with UCLA. Line-
backer Mike Ingram also was ab-
sent from practice due to a slight
back injury.
*i * *
EVANSTON-The Northwestern
football squad went through anti-
fumble drills yesterday without
three first stringers hurt last Sat-
urday against Illinois.
Most seriously hurt was guard
Jack Cvercko, hospitalized over the
weekend for a knee injury.
extra points and a 38-yd. field
goal. The 33 points set a new
Packer single game scoring marki
and put Hornung well on his way1
toward setting a new NFL single
season scoring mark. In addition,
he ran for 111 yards in 11 carries.
It seems only incidental to note
that the men from Green Bay
humbled the once-invincible Colts
45-7..
Green Bay's big test will be next
week when they face the revived
Cleveland Browns. The Browns,
under the leadership of, Paul
Brown who has engiaeered sevenI
divisional titles in 11 years for
a record unprecedented in foot-
ball annals, are a new ball club.
Brown Doesn't Help
In their 31-7 win over hapless
Washington, the Browns were able
to show. they could win without'
help from all-pro Jimmy Brown.
Bobby Mitchell and Milt Plum,x
last year's leading passer, have
become stars in their own right.
Against the Redskins, Mitchell
scored on assorted touchdown
jaunts of 52, '64 and 31 yards.
Plum, meanwhile, completed .17
of 27 passes for 194 yards.
But the significant part of the
Browns' win was that Brown net-
ted only 24 yards in 17 carries.
Previously it had been almost a
football maxim, that to stop Brown
was to stop the Browns.
Coach Red Hickey of the 49ers
may have something. Having dar-
ed to depart from the clutches
of orthodox football, Hickey this
year installed the shotgun of-
fense, a modified -short punt for-
mation, at San Francisco.
Shotgun Works
Few will deny that it seems to
have worked wonders. Detroit will
have trouble forgetting its hu-
miliating 49-0 defeat at the hands
of the 49ers. Undoubtedly Los An-
geles feels the same way now, es-
pecially considering its 35-0 loss
to the 49ers Sunday.
Pro Grid
Standings
NFL. STANDINGS
WESTERN DIVISION
W L Pct. PY
San Francisco 3 1 .750 129
Green Bay 3 1 .750 112
Detroit 2 2 .500 50
Baltimore 2 2 .500 3
Chicago 2 21 .500, 65
Minnesota 1 3 .250 77
Los Angeles 0 3 ,000 41
Three quarterbacks, John Bro-
die, Bobby Waters and Bill Kill-
mer, engineered an offense which
produced a fantastic total. of 29
first downs, 259 yards rushing and
263 yards passing.
Defense Good Too
And the defense was outstand-
ing too. Leo Nomellini, an All-
American at Minnesota many,
many years ago, led the rugged
crew to its second shutout in as
many weeks, ,holding the Rams to
166 yards passing and running.
The Lions have discovered that
Nick Pietrosante and Joe Schmidt
can't carry a ball club week after
week. The Chicago Bears, who
may have at last found the quar-
terbaclk they have been looking for
in the person of Bill Wade, who
looked impressive in their 31-17
comeback win -over the ,fast-
fading Lions.
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Purkey
Brosnan
Hunt
Terry
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EASTERN DIVISION"
W L Pet. PF PA
Dallas 3 1 .750 83 56
Philadelphia 3 1 .750" 89 73
Cleveland 3 1 .750 96 58
New York 3 1 .750 75 65
St. Louis 2 2 .500 77 81
Pittsburgh 0 3 .000 54 65
Washington 0. 4 .000 38 104
AFL STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION
W L Pet.PF PA
New York 3 1 .750 124 119
Boston 2 3 .400 145 134
Buffalo 2 3 .440105 107.
Houston 1 3 .250 112 82
WESTERN DIVISION
W L Pct.PF PA
San Diego 5 0 1.000 161 72
Dallas 3 1 .750 97" 94
Oakland 1 3 .250 68160
Denver 1 4 .200 98 142
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