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hN a mr rwt'ftmQett PQUCHKEEPSIE NEVYQRKERt i rJ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER fl 'H gegeageageageagggeaff IbBBIHX LaB LaH MXUBZRS Of TIIK BAOOXLYN DOfJGEB outfield "get the range" thy lht down their UU at Yankee stadium, Nw York, where the team worked wit In preparation (or th World fieri. Classic opered at Ebbeta field. Brooklyn, today ana morei in oiaaium rmif. rrom left era: DUKX SNIDER, OEOROK BITUBA.

ANDY PATKO and CAM rURUXO. Black Holds Key to Brook Hopes As Series Begins in Ebbets' Field BRObKLYN (API The lev fame or the 1033 World 8erlei began illpm (est) today at Ebbeta field, bandbox park of the Brooklyn Dodiere, with Jo Black, aeneatlonal rookie relief artiat of the National leagitt champlona, giving hit all against AlUe Reynold, the klngf lah. of the Yankee curving eorpi. Nerer In the history of baseball did a flrt year pitcher carry more appalling burden than that aulgned to Black, bulky graduate of Morgan State college lie knew when he went to the hill that hit team a chance of winning a world championship, or even of giving the famed Bomber a lengthy wrettle for the honor. war bettered by the expert! to rest upon hli ability to tum back th Stengeleera today The consensu of the erltlce was that the Yankee would win their fourth atralght diadem In (It or (Is game.

Only the poealblltty that Black, a Righthander of Impeccable control, might throttle the champion today and perhtpa offer valuable assistance later on kept many prophet from picking the American leaguer to wrap It tip in lour. 1 i tralghl. It a throat catching spot for a rookie to find hlnueU In Only lat April, after a series of poor ex hlbltlon. Black wa at the fao lute bottom of the Brooklyn mound ataff and be barely eacaped being hipped back to the minor Wan agtr Chuck Dreaaen ehtiddere now at the thought. Though be eventually proved hi merit in relief role and.

established blnuelt without argument the mod valuable alnile player In either league, the rookie never darted a big league gam until the fag and of the aeaaon II went the dlatance eaally. You Bowl i xBCagT WE HAVE BOWLING DRESSES and BLOUSES Sites 10 16 20 and 12'i to 24Vi IN A WIDE RANGE OF COLORS BAUER'S Margie J. (hit tttnlen 260 MAIN ST. eat the Boaton Brave down with three hit and won hi 16th victory In rssurlna the Dodgers at lead a tie for the fleg. In a succeeding tart he a as knocked out In the fifth Inning.

AND THAT WAS the pitcher the National league traditionally a pitcher letgua waa forced to call upon today In a deeperat hope of atllllng Yankee baU ind beating veteran of three World Berlea and money hurler of wide renown Beyond Black, nobody can predict allh any confidence a hat any Brooklyn thrower will do on a given day Dreaten aumj up hli Serlei pitching strategy thiu; "I'm darting BUck and from there on I II do what I ve been to lng all icaaon If It neteuary to ln a game, I II uae two or three pitcher or four or five The record ahowa We've done pretty good that wa) vTn irony uf t5 vlou. Almoal a far back a on can remember It ha been axiomatic that the National league goe Into the fall plaj olf with the finer pitching, the American league lth the greater power at th plate Now the National finally comei up with a club ahtch slugs at lead on even terms allh the Yankee. yet cannot ummon three curver who appear with neynolda, Vic TUachl and Ed die Lopat. What make the lack doubly distressing to National leaguer the fact that thli their World Series of no excuae For the pad three yean their champion have gone Into the play off whipped to a fraa ale sited lad dy fUg finishes. The dodger are well reded thl time They clinched aeveral days ahead o( the Yank, a a matter of fact.

Thl ahbuld be the en where the battered Senior league get re venge for five atralght licking and It find lUelf relying on a pitcher freih out of the Cuban league Outilde the pitching, the expert have had much diirtcuity putting the two team apart The Yankee are conceded to be (lightly the falter teni but the Dodgtr pack the greater liomerun threat Their hitting and fielding average are ao closely matched that no conclusion whatever may be drawn from a comparison I Series Notes BROOKLYN CAP) Utn mlnutt quota from OUT oppotlng Mtebtri la th opener of thajsroxM series toaay at sooev new Jo Black. Brooklyn Th way I feel right now If Just another ball gam. The Yankee don't it sue at all. After watching them work out, I realised they were Jutt another baU dub. TheyT a good tall chib.

but th Dodger teem to be a pretty good dub, too" Allle Reynold. New York "I feel otter. I know that th Berlea start today. I believe we're up for the gam I know I am. and that' about IV Outfielder Carl Purfllo of the Brook and Oen Woodllng of th Yankee, each of whom 1 nuralng a alight Injury, are not worrying rurlllo' left hand li taped "The only Urn I feel pain I when I awing at on and mlu It," ld Carl.

"But the bandaga help, Woodllng! grout Injury aeem to have healed and he aald he felt fine when he lifted hi bat. CotnmlMloner Pord Prick laid down a coup! of rulei to keep the game going at a brUk pace: I. No more wan lour men to gather around the pitcher mound when th hurler 1 In dUtreae. 3 The batter muit run toward flnt baa immediately after a drop pad third drik. if doeort he' out.

The lobby of th Tower Hotel Brooklyn Serte headquarter, li Jammed with baaeball people Bedded one are the old tlmera hoping to eaten on with ome duo. Steve O'Neill, manager or the Philadelphia Phllllea and ex chlef of the Cleveland Indiana, thould be ad authority on the Dodcera and Yank, having tried to beat both of utem. TheM are two remarkably atrong opponent." he (aid "If th Dodg er get a well pitched game they tan beat the Yank Brooklyn haa a full Une up of player who can run and nit we long ban. and they ate likely to win If they get th pitching O'Neill wa In the minority, wougn moi or tn batebaii people milling around thought the New Yorker would pulverla th Dodger pitching aUff Latest line had the odd on th Yank to take th Berlea Trani lated to a mart to man betting a Yank aupporter ha to give 9 8 while a Dodger fan can get Yank favored to take flrat and second gamea at 6 7 Uanagere Chuck Dretaen of the Dodgeri and Caaey Stengel of the Fairview Team Raps Dover Lions, 4 0 Dlnga tossed a shutout at the Dover Uont'Uttl league club yesterday, giving hla. Fairview Men club leammitf si too win over the Lion at the winner Add Don Humedon and Marco Bartorl shared hill dutlea for the Doverltes Both teams plajed tight defensive ball, with all Patrvtew run being earned.

The Kor by Inning Dover Lion 0 0 0 0 0 04 Pslrvlew Men'a club 3 10 0 1 04 mm BLUE B0Y8 BDOtXC DOWN, with head coach BAU J. KALLOOI. watching prograt of a aertmmag temoii at Uemorlal field. BOBBY JOHNSON, left, promising freshman, carrle the ball Th local will lnvXi tUturdiy tcroooT or their Initial DUSO leagu gam of th teaton. DCPA Teams Star In Pistol, Tournament' Member of1 th Dutch County Pistol auociayon made a clean iweep of J3 and 45 caliber four man team competition in the fifth annual Connecticut Valley revolver and pltol natchei at Itocky Hill, Conn, over th weekend.

The DCPA 31 caliber team of Claude Bodley, Carl Cruthera, Boyd Cherry and Erven Meddaugh fired 1 117 of a possible U00 on the National match course Th Con necticut 8tste Police team waa second with 1101 Twenty team took part The local shooters received gold medal and a silver plate Bodley had 23, Cruther 373, Cherry 271 and Meddaugh 290 Th local team of Oeorg Hotel. Cruther. Bodley and Meddaugh hit 1 020 of a possible 1.JO0 on the National course to head the iS Dodgers, Yanks Tie at Dutchess Member of th Dutches Odf anl Country club played weir annual "fun team match over th weekend with the Dodgers and Yankeea team tyln at lttt point Scores were high because of the unusual handlcapa Mrs Lewi 8haw and Thomas McCarthy had low best ball gross rim 88 Low net best ball" (1 Mrs Ediar Petrotlta and William LuckHeld Low gross lor men was McCarthys (7 Low for the ladle Yankees are Just about exhausted br Mr A from Interviews Theyva said about I JJfi 'or bv all they can and now are resorting net for women was to wlsttrsrks Esther Balberg 100 Low putt Bald Dressen In reply to a o.ue Uon ae to whether he waa Uura Sperbetk led the ladles eUMoua oMrtntttng the Brat game "Nope You know the old gag If you win the first one, they cant win them all" Bald Mengel while pondering hla batting order: "Everybody on the club has serv ed aa leadoff man except Yogi Berra and maybe well get to him before thl thing 1 over" went to Mstt Dletschmann with 37 wmt3t The four abort hole for men was won by Charles CUna with 17 strokes. Mn Prescott Newell had 17 for the ladlra Nearrat to the pin on the eighth were Dr Archie Neigh bora and Mrs. Ollne Series Facts and Figures (Ht Th Associated Preaii Plret game At Ebbets" field Brooklyn.

Wednesday flecond game At Ebbets' field, Brooklyn Ttmraday. Third gameAt Yankee stadium, New York Friday Fourth game At Yankee etadlum. New York, Saturday. Fifth gam (If necessary) at Yankee stadium. New York, Sunday.

Blxth game (If neceasary) at Ebbeta' field, Brooklyn Monday Beventh gam (If necessary) at Ebbets' field. Brooklyn. Tuesday a am time a I (est) for all except Sunday Sunday starting time la 3 03 (est) Seating capacIty EbbeU' field, 33 000, Yankee stadium, 000 Radio broadcast Mutual. Television NBC Series odda Yankees 3 3 First gam odd Yankees 5 First game darting pitcher Joe Black (13 4) for Brooklyn, AUle Reynolds (20 I) for New York Last years winner Yankee defeated New York Olanta tn six games World Series dandlngs American 31 champions National 17 World Berles records or participant Yankee 14 Brooklyn 0 5. Record aialnel each other New York 3 0 Brooklyn 0 3 Work! Series records of starting pltchera Black (0 0), Reynold (4 1) Probable attendance of flrat gam (Including standing room) 3 000 Ideal Weather Greets Series Teams NEW YORK (AP) Ideal baseball weather is forecast for today a World Series opener between the HI to 13 in a Junior Football league Yankeea and Dodgers at Ebbets match at Pulaski park field Mike Dudek scored for the Raid No rain Is In sight and visibility ers In the first period and tn the will be very good, according to the second qusner.

uave ijpngooarai Raiders Whip Blue Jay Eleven Piling up four touchdown In the lad quarter, the Rerskln Raiders thumped the Blue Jay Bombers Weather bureau forecast There will be practically no cloud Afternoon temiterstures will range in tn comfortable 70 with gentle to moderate southerly wind. No rain 1 forecast tomorrow, for which th outlook Is soma cloud I neaa, windy and warm with a high near so. Come right in I Thai warm weeds of welcome are matched In friendliness by the offer of a drink mad with llirsm Walker's Imperial This I th whiskey that ha become one of America'a very largeat idling brands because people like you have found a remsrk'abty smooth and good. Wouldat ypt guests enjoy Imperial Jjn i 4 Iff! HflEHyl I iHnBB9 ggggggggggggaH I Vi or. 2 4 Smith, Weathcrwax, Kane, ScheWer Win In Red Hook Tourney Bert Smith, II.

Law Weather wax, Harry Kan and Jack SchefTler have gained the semifinals of the Red Hook Qolf club championship tournament. Walt Bean bowed to Smith. I and 3. while Weatherwax beat Lyle Quick, I and 4 Kane downed Bob Lyntnt and 4. and Schemer woh over Sob Lyman by default In th Iflrat eight, Harold Frorner won by default over Aaron Reiner; Cliff Alexander beat Charles Mitchell.

3 and Oeorg Hold stopped Ed Oun ther, 3 and Jerry Olockon toped Ray parting, 3 knd 1: and Charles WlUon sidelined Oeorg Decker. 4 ehd 3 Third round pairing are Frorner vs. Alexander, and Holden v. Olockaon. Wilson draw a by.

Matches must be completed not later than Bunday, according to Jo Sondey, club Th Red Hook golfer will entertain Southern Dutch of Beaton tn 'r tMrrrmttcH son' day Entrants wUl tee off between 10 and 11 o'clock In the morning The Beaconlte won the first mstch ran for on wore and passed to Fred Welsh for another Dudek made the conversion Tli lead wai expanded another seven points in the third quarter a Dudek made a touchdown and Gerald lieu circled end for the extra point, Welsh passed to Btan Volnlck for one touchdown and ran over for two more Longobardl added another plus an extra point In th last five mlnutea of the game, th Bombers scored twice Bruce Stlcter psased to Don Longobardl for a TD and to Alan Deragon for the extra point Stlcter acam pered 3S yard for a final marker Th next gam It dated Monday, Oct. 6 at 4 clock Mor thsn(M specie of African antelop do not appear on any other continent FOOTBALL, ARMY DARTMOUTH MichU Stadium, Wt Point OOT, 11. 2 P. M. TICKETS, 14.00 (PRICI INCLUDES TAX) Dutches Co.

Automobile Club II MARKET ST. caliber match. The Stat Police fain wart second. Th grand aggregate waa taken by Ralph Boytngton. of th Connecticut State Police, with 3,517 of a possible 3700 Second place wa taken by Roy Marshall, of th 8 Park police.

Washington, with 308 Third earned by Meddaugh with 3 4S3 A total of 43 medal and place awards were garnered by th DCPA shooters, by far the best of any club represented Henry Strahan, competing In th sharpshooters claas, won a second and two third with th .43 caliber Expert Roxell had two thirds and a second and Cruthera, competing in the sharpshooter division, had third In aggregate with th 43 caliber and won grand aggregate with 3,343 of a poulbl 3 700. Bodley won first open medal with 113 of a poulbl 300 at slow fir with th caliber gun. Meddaugh won th 43 caliber low fir with 114 of a poulbl. 300 and copped third In th 41 caliber egiregat and also third In the .33 caliber aggregate. It compiled four second In other matchea TIME OUT By Jeff Keate W1 lJTWo'tf i.

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