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Yanks Near Fifth Straight
Flag; Chicago Eliminated
Johnny Miatfa
Homer H'mi
For New York
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tM BitN aboard tel Me eighth te-
Mac Ike triumph boocted the
Teaks tend ever Me Tribe ta U
*Tem Is Me rombteattea eomber
of Yaafcee rktertes sad Indian
Mate needed te gain New York’s
fifth straight pennant As Ms Yan
kees and Indiana wove te Mask
again Mis afternoon a New York
watery weald eUmtetto Me Trtbs
town any mathematical possibility
of eewrtahteg Me YaM*ee.
inskftoataOy, Mr Me depnrtateitt
el Ms and target. Mo Chicago
While las officially faded eat of
Me panMM rare yesterday lasing
f 4 te Me led gee in Boston.
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with nmn n Aral and second.
M M B tßft eighth, the score
tied at S4 aad whacked Mike Gar
di’l ftret pitch lata the richt field
Kail for a three nm boner. It
via bis third pinch hit homer of
Iba sea son, Bis ftfth as a Yankee
Mi the sixth of his long career.
It also was Us IMb pinch hit of
bnjuoa, tea shart af the iNfue
Fort Lauderdale
Expected To Win
FORT LAUDERDALE t* -The
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M victory over ft. Petersburg
kora tonight to via the Florida
taitnuUoMl Loot** imt-MMM
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Fastest Trouble Service In Totcn
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929 Truman Avenue
TELEPHONE 2-2842
Page 6
TH KIT WIST CITIZBN
Naval Station Baseballer
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MAX KOTOWICZ. catcher-manager of the Navel Station baseball
teem baa a future in professional baseball according to scouts.
Mas baa piloted tua team to first pine# to Me Navy league.—U. A
Navy Photo.
Kev West Tar Has Future In
¥
Pro Baseball, Paul Rust Says
Two yean a to. Mas P. Kotowki
Of IM Clark , WOiimnsett. Mat*.
Kith School Today he's catcher
aH|or of the U S Naval Sts
tba baaebaOeri bon and leading
tbft team Is Us first championship
Mm* mi.
•*We‘ve got the Naval Bate Sum
mer League Championship sowed
up.'* says Mas.
that's tba US! CM mere, and they
and moat of the fans here are will
iag to gc along with Ms predictions
Mas got Ma baseball atari at
Xhieopoe High umler coach Henry
Outettr, former Holy Cross athletic
•rest
la ISM, bis senior year at Chico
pec. Mas captained the high school
nine aad hatted .80. J
After high school he caught a
soaaN with the Wootflawn Athletic
aiagled home by Bay Williams for
the winning run in the 11th inning.
Prank Smith was the big gun ta
the Liens’ stuck. He stagtod ta
the first and scored on a single
by Jesse Levan. After the Saints
had Jumped out ta front on Gber
*** Pisanos two-run homer ta
Urn fourth. Smith doubled and
arond n a tingle by George Weh
meyer to tie the score at I I in the
seventh.
Is the eighth. Smith doubled
with the hates loaded to give the
Lmmu a 44 lead, but the Saints
ttad the count ta the ninth n a
•wtonm double by Pete Stroud
Btaß teams scored ta the tenth.
Port Lauderdale on a double, a
sacrifice and a fielder's choice,
and the Saints oo a double, a am
Ma and a fly.
Monday. lapsambar H, ttt)
Hub South Hadley. Mass., a Mini
pro team u> bte Pwooer Valley
League.
In tspasmhar IfSl, the Navy
called 11-yeer-efd Mas from the
Naval Organised Surface Otvi
i stan 111 In Sprtagflold, Mast., to
| active duty at tba Recruit Train*
tap Command. Batahrldfto. Md.
Max was at Bainbridge for three
month*, then sent to Key West
where he was sssigned to the Spe
cial Services Department oo the
Naval Station.
| la Key West. Msx returned May
ing baseball in the Navy Winter
League. He caught for the Naval
Station club, helping thorn notch
fourth place ta the final standings
! When the Navy’s Summer Base
ball League got underway ta une,
!young Max took the helm of the
Naval Station nme aa player-mans
gw.
i Under Ms guidance, his perfect
fielding record, and his 48 batting
average, the team has gained first
place ta the six-team league and
what looks like the Naval Baae
crown
1 Max’s biggest baseball thrill ta
Key West came when he was se
lected a member of the Naval Base
all star club opposing Pepper Mar
tin's Ft. Lauderdale Lions, cham
pions of the Florida International
League.
' The Ltaoe hooded the Sailor AH
I Star* a aouod beatig ta bo#h games
of the two-game series hut Paul
Rua. owner of the Lions, was in
terested enough ta Kotowki to ask
him to 'look him up” when be
jgets out of the Navy in 184.
Little Max. he's only I’ 4” and
18 Iba., still has no definite dans
for the future, hut says he’s giving
a baseball carom plenty at consid
eration.
His wife, the former Barbara
Pdvertni. off Baltic Ave., Akita
ville. Mass. tastes the Kotowtax
future entirely up to Mas.
i “He makes the decisions.** tale
says. ’’But I’ve a feeling that a
catcher* mtt and a Louisv ill Slug
ger win dictate where we live and
what we do.” **My Max is bate
hall mty.”
Tampa (aarb Getting
Tram Ready For Friday
TAMPA m— roach Marcotiao
Huerta began pointing hit Cnivcr-
My of Tampa football team today
ft* to* aoaaoa opener again*: Troy
(Ala) Mate Friday night TV
Cana vill bt piayod at Columbus.
Ca.
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dition of a veteran flank mas to
bu aqaad over toe weekend.
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MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
•y TNI AMOCIATID *■**
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Furttlo. BraUyl.
ju.
RUNS—Snider. Brooklyn. 12T.
RUNS BATTED IN—Cam panel
la. Brooklyn, 18.
HITS Ash burn, Philadelphia.
18.
DOUBLES—MuaiaI. St Louis. 47.
TRIPLES—GiIIiam. Brooklyn. It.
HOME RUNS Mathews, Mil-
STOLEN BASES—Bruton, Mil
wiuktt XI
PITCHING Burdette, Milwau
kec. 144. nt.
STRIKEOUTS Roberts. Phila
delphia. 18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING —V trnoo, Waahtagtoo,
437
I RUNS—Yost, Washington, 18.
RUNS BATTED IN - Rosen.
Cleveland. 18.
HlTS—Knew, Detroit 18
DOUBLES—Vernon, Waaluagtoo.
8.
TRIPLES—Rivera, Chicago. l.
HOME lUNS-Aoaco Cleveland.
8.
STOLEN BASES—Mtaoao, Chi
cago. 8.
PITCHING—Lopat, New York,
I*l. .18.
STRIKEOUTS—Piaree, Chicago.
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Football Scores
By THB ASSOCIATIO FBBSS
SATURDAY
Nov York Gtaau It. Baltimore
Cotta •
Philadelphia Eaglet M. Loa Ao
gelea Rama IT
Ptttaburgk Stetlere SI. Grim Boy
Packer* to
SUMOAY
Detroit liana M, Wsahtogtoa Rod
aktos XI
Chieaga Cardinals 14, San Pru
ciaco ton 14 (tun
COLLIOS FOOTBALL
Great Labes Naval AJr Station U.
Mout Institute (Wia.) •
Wofford I, Western Carolina •
Morris Harvey to. Salem •
Luther (lava) IT, Cantral (Win.)
[Mato T
St. Clond (Mtan.) Teachers TANARUS,
St John's (Mum.) Teachers • <
North Dakota Mato TANARUS, Concordia
(Man ) •
Huron to. South DnkoU Mtona M
Tessa Mato to
Me Murray U. Sol Baas T
AP Picks AlkSoutheasten
Team; Must Now Make Good
ATLANTA UP Eleven foot bn!!
stalwart* picked by apart* writers
at topi In the Southeastern Con
ference. now moat live up te theur
advance bMiag In aaag • paraaa
aeat all Sec rating.
Although they have proved them
eivM capable of gridinm great
jneea m Me past two aeaaoas their
pecformtnret Mu year are what
couata now.
| Sport* writers selected this tal
eoted backftetd Mr Mr Aaaoctaled
Free* pro-season afi-SSC team:
Jackie Parker of Muaiaaippl State,
Uea Hardeman of Georgia Teefc.
Carky Tharp of Alabama and Steve
Met!lager of Kentucky,
But Mere are a let of other fine
back* in the conference and some
of Mem may turn m such superb
**• that they will shove their way
iat© the all-alar calculations
Kick Cesares. Florida *• spectacu
lar fullback, tea caae in point
!a pre-season balloting, he missed
the first team by only a few points
( stares hanged up te an auto
rraah two weeks ego and his effec
tiveness Uus season still is doubt
ful.
Several sports writers said Mev
would have voted for ( stares had
he not been te Me wreck. So if
Me big fullback mends rapidly and
proves be is as dangerous as ever,
bo could earn an all-star spot
Georgia Tech, the defending SEC
champion, placed three men on the
pre-seaon team: Hardeman, cen
ter Larry Morris and tackle Bob
Shrrman Alabama, picked by Me
coaches to unseat Tech this year.
Placed two: Tharp and tackle Ed
Culpepper,
Florida s Joe D Agostino nod
Mississippi’s Crawford Mims wars
HEY KIDS!
COMI ON ANB ACT IN ON
Horo Ara Th. 81, I ...With LotS Off Full
PRIZES
I”- AND PRIZES, TOO!
TRICKS—
Mo Wriot
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riel Ptath
w ,u— r ' Hg rml for ery
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Aepta So#. monkey** miephmnt* we uhmt have you •. •
IT Alum. You mm under no mkligrt*— arA mievmr to
!T-—A tmk* pmt i tUt r* PmmU. hut torn* i*
mud remitter rour nmme af stiy Gulfttrmmm
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store*
BT-<Ur * The Big Pmodm wiU Btmt mi tkm High
IT— Cash Sehool mmd end up tat Culftirmmm't No. I
. . Pm king Lot* wherm judging *iU ho dotto by
prominent Key Wet ritiammm. Bemembm
' tkm dmtm—Septembm 2Sth* 3:30 PM.
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I BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU 12 Slgabßß RcL
—SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU! —J
tabbed ns Me two boat frda hi
Jeho Carson of GeorguTad *kUck
Franklin of Tennessee,
j Tbs lias, whiri a varans mo
Pud* per man. te mad up of
players whe wore dsfiosw spe
cialist* late year under |e two
platoon system, wrth the fireption
of Carson. The Georgia em played
eody on offense gad was the tap
pass catcher te Me mafornce
{ All' Me backs wore Ifeasive
tears late year
Voted second . team kckfleld
berths were Georgia's eb Bart
kowsfci. Tulanr s Mat Mis
sissippCs Allen Mutehead fid Flor
’lda’s ( stares
The line poets went to feds Joe
Tumteeilo of LSG and Sal Hen mi
toy of Tack, Tackles Boi riahor
of Tennessee and Jua %ron of
tMteatsstppi State, goal $ Paul
Miller of LSt and Pranklg Brooks
of Tech sad center Balj| Cam
gnn of Alabama.
Sports WritcrsTo
View Hurricaics
MIAMI UP—Coach Andy Gustaf
son will put kia lU I mwrsity of
Miami football team on display
for Florida sports write* tonight
te the annual pro season
te Mr Orange Bov I
The opposition will be the Opa
Locks Marines of Miami Jute an
.average service team.
At a bargain prim sf B for any
seat te the stadium, some S9.MO
[fans are expected to tun eut for
the preview sf Mg Hwrtrsaes.
along with members sf the Florida
Notre Dame Chosen As Top Team
NETT YORK #-Mn Dim *l
complete Its rUm back to Me top
of Me oatmeal collegiae footbaß
rankings this year to Me opinion of
Me 171 sporuwntevs and brand
castors participating hi the Assort
sled Frees annual pre season pafi
Tbs Irish, who reached Me Murd
rung nf Me staadu*s la Me final
poll of HU after being Mat out
the two pm hhi* seasons, were
voted by a wide mar*a ns Me
team most likely to succeed. They
received M first piece voles and •
total of l m on the basis of IS for
first, mas for second sad etc
Michigan State, 1| champion,
dropped hack ta second wiM M
Dick Mayer Wins Eastern Tourney
BALTIMORE UP—The wide open
aspect sf professional golf when
such veteran tears ns Ben Hogan.
.Lloyd Mangnim and Item Snead
pick tboir spots was emphasised
yesterday with the cions of Me
summer tourney circuit
Dick Mayer, by taking Me East
ern Open by a comfortable four
strokes, became Me eighth golfer
this year to wte for Me first time
te pro competition
The 9 yearoid native of Con
necticut has been trying for taree
years after being an amateur
Sports Writers Asm. bore for their
annual meeting
Gustafson prom tied nothing ex
cept Mat “we have a team that
will fight ” He plana to suit up If
freshmen. U sophomores, IS Jun
iors and nine seniors for the game
Only three seniors will start for
Miami—tackles Dan Tasaotti and
Gene Buertlii and guard Ted La
ihna. I
first piaee vote* and a total 4
tSM. Georgia Tech, runner up I
the Spartans last year, was piaee
at the top by the same number <
voters and finished a rtoee MU
(M 1.18
ITLA followed wiM 12 first as
first ptare rotes and a total (
a total of Ims for powithm hi
Pisces algher Man m Me IMS ft*
PoU. Alabama rose from ninth
fifth with MS potato Then eaaJ
Oklahoma, fourth late year, wl
California with ttt. Maryland \M
<72. Ohm State with Mt. Southed
and Duhe with M. Alabama id
reived IS first place votes, Oklfl
homa and Ohio State 3 each. Mard
tend 1 and Duke L
champion nr New York state sal
Me metropolitan area.
The S3 AM he woo by ih i sited
275. nine strohea lower than Mosd
IMeassnt par. waa nearly bd
bis earnings all Me retd nf til
year.
Trailing him were Doug form
the year’s second leading —*
winner of Harrison, N Y , llnl
Batsler of t atansvile. Md. aifl
( handler Harper of Fortarnoutm
Vs Ford has won two touraamcal
and amassed tn.Slt while HarpJ
w fourth with fit 417.
The titles have been widely tid
tributed among M golfers ml
tourneys Hogan and Mangrul
snared the mote. four, and Dud
Harrison was the only three tid
winner Ford was eat of stefl
score doubles n
Besides Mayer, Tony Hnigud
F.arl Stewart Jr. Jerry Bsrld
Walter Huikemo Shelley Mai fled
Art Wall Jr. and Bob Toekid
hit the jackpot for Mo first nafl
I this freefor aB season.

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