SPORTS
R0UND-UP
By
GAYLE
TALliOT-
Bob
Turley,
Strikeout
Artist,
Limits
Yanks
to
Four
Hits
See
NEW
YORK
(AP)
It
was
the
next-to-the-lat
game
of
the
year
for
New
York
Yankees,
that
first
day
of
October,
1927.
Dewey
Soriano
New
Manager
For
Rainiers
SEATTLE
(AP)
A
front
office
wiuh
put
a
lad
who
once
sold
L-canuts
in
the
grandstand
Into
the
job
of.
general
manager
of
Seattle
Rainiers.
Former
Prince
Rupert
resident
Dewey
Soriano,
32,
was
named
general
manager
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
club
Wednesday
by
owner
Emil
Sick
after
Leo
Miller,
5'i.
resigned
by
mutual
agreement
with
the
maraemeiH.
Soriano
was
general
manager
last
season
for
the
Vancouver
Tnev
had
scored
108
victories
Ll
"i
w
un
iu
ui
me
in-
nun
mi
P
In
Trnnt
ret
owcuc-u
uicn
OS
mi:
10.000
fans
had
paid
their
way
moon-faced
slugger
trotted
out
to
his
place
In
right
field,
giving
a
snappy
military
salute
every
few
steps.
into
Yankee
Stadium
on
the
chance
that
they
would
see
a
burlv
vounu
fellow
named
THE
MRAc
L
r&:
k
kSJLl
George
Herman
(Babe)
Ruth
:
break
his
own
record
of
59
horn-
,
AII
TO
GREECE
j
ers
set
six
years
before.
j
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Various
Lefthander
Tom
Zachary,
one
Swedish
organisations
including
of
the
best
of
the
era.
was
the
Red
Cross
and
the
Save-the-Washington'o
choice
to
halt
the
Children
movement
have
spurred
Babe
short
of
his
goal.
Tom
I
aid
to
victims
of
the
Oreek
earth-buie
down
arimlv.
nut
wishlns
I
quake.
Besides
druea
and
medi-
,J
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;
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the
distinction
of
serving
up
the
!
cine.
5.000
pints
of
blood
plasma
substitute
have
been
shipped.
record
pitch,
By
BEN
PIILEGAK
Associafd
Press
Sports
Writer
One
of
the
brightest
prospects
who
will
leave
St.
Louis
with
the
Browns
at
the
end
of
this
season
is
young
Bob
Turley,
a
strikeout
artist
fresh
out
of
the
army.
A
big,
husky
22-year-old
righthander,
Turley
turned
up
unheralded
in
mid-August
and
went
to
work
at
once.
In
a
month
he's
appeared
in
eight
games.
His
won
and
lost
recora
of
two
to
four
is
nothing
to
shout
about,
but
in
47
innings
he
has
struck
out
48
men.
He
has
pitched
complete
games
in
his
last
three
starts,
allowing
a
total
of
only
15
hits
while
striking
out
30.
Pitching
for
a
last-place
club
is
one
of
the
toughest
jobs
in
baseball.
Turley
has
lost
all
four
of
his
games
by
one
run.
He
lost
one
of
these
Wednesday
night
to
the
champion
New
York
Yankees,
3-2.
He
gave
up
only
four
hits,
all
singles,
but
the
Yanks
combined
three
of
these
with
two-
walks
to
get
all
of
their
runs
in
the
sixth
inning.
Turley
struck
out
eight
and
walked
eight.
LOPAT
l.NJL'RED
The
Browns
won
the
first
Same
of
their
twin
bill,
5-3,
f.gainst
an
assortment
of
seo-
ond-str.ingers.
Ed
Lopat
suffered
his
fourth
loss
and
was
fo;c-ed
from
the
game
in
the
fourth
inning
when
he
was
struck
on
the
right
foot
by
a
line
drive.
The
injury
was
not
serious.
In
other
action
Wednesday
Cleveland
Indians
beat
Philadelphia
Athletics
7-2.
Washing-ion
Senators
defeated
Ci)ica:
White
Sox
4-2.
and
Detroit
Tigers
thumped
Boston
Red
ox
8-3
in
the
American
League.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
edged
Brooklyn
Dndsers
5-4.
MilwaUK'-e
Braves
whipped
Pittsburgh
I-i-ates
7-3.
New
York
Giants
shaded
Cincinnati
Kedlegs
4-:,
nd
Chicago
Cub.-
defeated
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
7-4
in
t.v
Mational
League.
FELLER
WINS
NINTH
Bob
Feller
scattered
eight
hits
in
winning
his
ninth
gnir.e
for
the
second-place
Indians
at
Philadelphia.
Larry
Doby
paced
a
12-hit
Cleveland
attack
with
a
home
run
and
a
single
an1
Jrove
in
four
runs.
Eddie
Yost
celebrated
his
'night"
in
Washington
with
a
single
and
a
double
as
the
Senators
beat
Virgil
Trucks,
v.;.o
was
trying
for
his
20.h
victory.
Yost
scored
the
first
two
runs.
Connie
Marrero
beat
Chicago
for
the
third
time
this
sear.o:i,
giving
up
six
hits.
So
carefully
did
he
work
that
i
the
Babe
walked
on
his
first
(
trip
to
the
plate.
Each
of
the
next
two
times
he
singled.
Twice
club
in
the
Western
International
Lengue.
Miller,
here
on
a
one-year
contract,
said
he'd
return
to
his
home
at
Euffalo,
N.Y.
He
was
general
manager
of
the
International
League
Buffalo
club
In
1951.
'Seattle
has
a
nice
climate,
but
not
for
baseball
managers,"
Miller
commented.
'
Buriness
Is
business,
and
I
realize
that
attendance
hasn't
been
good
this
year."
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SOCCER
SCORES
;
ENGLISH
I.EAGl'E
HAKD-RLNMNG
JOHN
HENRY
35,
tower
of
strength
for
Calvary
Stampeders
was
cut
short
by
an
unidentified
Edmonton
Eikimo
player
when
the
Cowboys
bowed
18-6
to
Edmonton
in
a
Western
Interprovinclal
League
game.
Fullback
Mike
King
(32)
of
Edmonton
moved
in
to
make
sure
Johnson
stayed
put.
Peterborough
Takes
2-0
Lead
Only
$20.00
Do.!
510
Per
Month
n
Canadian
Boxla
Finals
the
great
man
scored,
and
when
he
pigeon-toed
to
the
plate
in
the
last
at
the
eighth
the
count
was
tied
at
2-2.
Shortstop
Mark
Koenig
was
on
third,
having
tripled.
The
Babe
swung
viciously
at
Zachary's
first
pitch,
and
missed.
The
second
was
a
ball.
The
third-
was
a
smoking
last
ball,
low
and
inside.
The
resultant
"whack"
was
heard
throughout
the
park,
and
the'
crowd
rose
ii
thunderous
acclaim
as
the
bull
streaked
almast
on
a
ltiv
for
McRaeBros.
3-2
at
half-time
in
the
close-checking
game.
Then
they
ran
wild
in
the
third
after
the
clubs
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
swashbuckling
Peterborough
Trailer-men
appear
headed
for
their
third
straight
Canadian
senior
Division
I
Cardiff
C.
2,
Sheffield
U.
0.
Liverpool
1,
Wolverhampton
1.
Manchester
C.
0,
Hudders-
The
Store
That
Serrt.
Phonr
6
or
M
had
traded
a
goal
apiece.
lac:osse
title.
Trailermen
rolled
for
three
field
1
The
robust,
smooiii
-passing
!
fast
goals
from
the
sticks
of
Middlesbrough
1,
Manchester
Eastern
Canada
champions
j
Slater.
Powless
and
O'Hearne,
'
U.
4.
handed
the
game
but
lighter
i
wnile
teammate
Dutch
Viterelli
Newcastle
U.
3.
W.
Brom-Victoria
Shamrocks
another
les-
j
was
sitting
out
a
penalty.
wich
7.
sun
in
close-knit
defensive
play
I
Tnat
was
tne
game.
Peterbor-
Portsmouth
4,
Blackpool
4.
Wednesday
night
to
score
a
de-0"8"
broke
through
for
three;
Sheffield
W.
2.
Boston
W.
1.
cisive
10-7
victory
and
take,
a
1
m()re
8oals
before
the
final
Tottenham
2,
Burnley
3.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1911
Rough
Riders
Top
Big
Four
After
Comeback
Downs
ill
the
seats
ln
the
rlghtfield
;
bleachers.
It
passed
about
10
feet
Inside
the
foul
pole,
landing
hulfway
;
up
the
stands,
and
the
Babe
;
had
his
60th
homer.
I
NO
CONSOLATION
As
the
Babe
trotted
around,
1
spiking
each
bag
carefully,
Zachary
flung
his
glove
to
the
i
ground
and
looked
toward
his
Division
II
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
commanding
two-game
lead
in
!
msiie.
snamrocKS
rained
to
the
best-of
-seven
series
for
thejbrinS
the
final
count
to
10-7.
Mann
Cup.
i
SH'fPINO
.
.
.
FOR
WARDING
.
,
.
STOtt.Mit
Expc.ienced
handling
Local,
Nation-wide
fnd
World-wide
Shipments.
'MOVE
WITH
EASE
,
.
.
SIHP
VIA
LINDS.UT
Agents
Allied
Van
Linn
Ltd.
i
once
in
four
starts
this
season,
i
Avatus
'
Stone,
triple-threat
'
I
Negro
back
who
jumped
a
Na
-I
tional
Football
League
contract
with
Chicago
Cardinals
to
go
to
By
The
Canadian
Press
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
found
themselves
atop
the
Big
Four
1
ootball
League
today
after
coming
from
behind
to
defeat
Montreal
Alouettes
22-13
Wednesday
night
in
the
capital's
Soccer
Semis
Set
October
10
LONDON
(CP)
Draw
for
the
semi-finals
of
the
Scottish
While
a
sellout
crowd
of
5,500
Ityal
Victoria
rooters
watched
in
dismay,
the
easterners
ram-med
three
goals
past
goalie
Jim
Heatheungton
in
the
Victoria
cB?e
to
lake
a
7-3
lead
and
the
same.
teammates
for
some
sign
of
consolation.
He
found
none.
The
applause
from
the
crowd
Phone
60
or
68
Cor.
2nd
nd
rut
tl
,
uttawa,
starred
in
tho
scoring
,
for
Roughies
with
17
points
!
three
majors
and
two
rouges.
Bury
3.
Bristol
R.
1.
Doncaster
R.
3,
Brentford
0.
Fulham
2,
Rotherham
U.
4.
Leeds
U.
1,
Plymouth
A.
J.
Luton
T.
2,
Birmingham
C.
0.
Notts
F.
2,
Hull
C.
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGl'E
Cl'P
Quarter-Finals,
Second
Leg
Ayr
U.
3.
Rangers
2.
Rangers
win
round
8-5.
Dunfermline
A
2.
East
Fife
3.
East
Fife
wins
round,
9-4.
Hibernian
Hibernian
4.
4.
Third
Third
Lanark
Lanark
0.
0.1
Hibernian
wins
round
8-0.
Partick
T.
4,
Kilmarnock
0.
Partick
T.
wins
round
7-4.
Lansdowne
Park.
League
Soccer
Cup
today
pits
al
itor
ana
Powiess
paced
the
I
Hibernian
against
East
Fife
at
Gene
Roberts
converted
.ill
The
Ottawa
victory
coupled
with
Toronto
Argonauts'
21-20
L
J
ZJkfrZ
I
J
defeat
of
the
Tiger-Cats
in
Hamilton,
changed
a
three-way
tie
for
top
spot
in
the
league
to
a
three-wav
tie
Tornntn
;
three
Rider
majors
and
Tom
i
O'Malley,
who
quarterbacked
a
convincing
fourth
quarter,
kick-
,
j
.'d
two
singles.
j
Montreal's
Sam
.
Etcheveny',
Peterborough
attack
with
five
Tynecastle
Park.
Edinburgh,
and
goals,
Powless
getting
three.
Rangers
against
Partick
ThistK-Coach
Boboy
Thorpe,
Curly
at
Hampden
Park,
Glasgow.
Masuii,
Nip
O'Hearne,
Roger
The
matches
will
be
played
Smith
and
Harry
Wipper
added
Saturday,
Oct.
10.
Replays
if
th?
others.
Archie
Browning
necessary
will
be
held
Oct.
17.
.iiid
Jackie
Ncrthup
scored
two
,
Montreal
and
Hamilton
for
the
league
cellar.
Riders
have
lost
!
i-hrew
touchdown
pass.es
to
Ray
;
i
Poole
and
Joiin
O
Qm.-.n.
Bc.ii
i
were
converted.
Ji:n
Miller's
!
rouge
cumpleted
V.-.j
AU'
sccr-
Auburn
Lambet,
fourth
qaar-1
terback
employed
by
Hamilton
ithis
season,
threw
14
comnli:t
:i
LAST
NIGHT'S
FIGHTS
By
The
Associated
Pres
Chicago
Del
Flanagan,
143
8t.
Paul,
stopped
Alan
Moody
145V
Chicago,
7.
apiece
for
the
losers.
Lew
Lan-desi,
Arnie
Ferguson
and
Al
Gill
who
played
a
standout
1
game
lor
Victoria,
got
the
oth-
:
ers.
The
game
started
auspiciously,
for
Victoria,
who
lost
the
.
optfrinet
contest
Monday
13-12.
After
Smith
had
opened
the
,'
scoria?
for
Trailermen.
Northup
tied
it
up
and
Browning
sent
Shamrocks
into
the
lead
for
the
fir.'.t
time
in
the
series.
But
it
was
a
short-lived
lead.
Treilermen
came
back
to
lead
TTXXzl
I
o
Yycv.
,n
the
Wesl
iK
)
mm.
imm
-
passes
in
32
tries,
but
'
sLUl
couldn't
beat
Toronto
as
14.0J0
critical
Tiger-Cut
fans
looked
j
on.
.
Toronto's
first
points
came
when
Doug
Smylie
piled
ever
;
jfrom
the
Hamilton
one-ymj!
line.
.Then
Jack
Gray,
who
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PIGESTav
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TO
AVOID
GUN
ACCIDENTS
POSITION
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AS
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STEWARD
FOR
rrinrc
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Curling
Club
Applications
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hands,
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News
by
October
1st.
pounced
on
a
blocked
kick,
crossed
for
the
second
Arj
major
and
Joe
Scudero
scoieri
the
third.
Jack
Barry
converted
twice
and.
kicked
a
field
goal,
and
Steve
Karrys
punted
a
single.
Lou
Kusserow
took
a
Lambeth
pass
over
the
Toronto
line
for
Hamilton's
first
major
in
the
third
quarter
and
Hal
Waggoner
and
Lambeth
scored
two
more
in
the
final
15
minute:!.
Tip
Logan
kicked
all
three
converts
and
Cam
Fraser
booted
two
singles.
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