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COMPOSITE SCORE
-Four GameS)
SCORE BY INNINGS

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-Left-hander
Marius Russo hurled seventh ball
and scored the Yankees winning
run after smacking out two doubles
in three times at bat to give the
New York Yankees to i victory
over the st. Louis Cardinals yester-
day afternoon in the fourth game
of the World Series before a ca
pacity crowd OF 36,l96 fans,
First blood for the Yanks came
in the fourth when Gordon doubled
with two fhen out, and instead OF
passing Dickey to put man on
first, Lanier pitched to him. Dickey
blasted a sharp single to left field
for the first run, scoring Gordon.
st. Louis took their lone tally in
the seventh with two men out San
ders got on when Crosetti dropped
an easy one and went to third
on Litwhiler,s double. nders
scored when Frank Demarie, pinch
hitting for Lanier, was safe at first
on Johnsons error.
The Yanks won the game in the
eighth. Russo, first man up, laid
out his second double of the day,
was advanced to third when Stain
back sacrificed and scored on Gro
setti's long fly to center.
Russo, surprise starter for the
Yanks. was in serious trouble only
once and that was the seventh when
the Yanks fielding fell to pieces
allowing the Cards only score of
the game on two errors and a
double.
Lanier, who despite the closeness
of the contest, failed to show the
stuff he had in the first game
against Spud Chandler. He missed
being charged with the loss, since
he left the game in the Cards scor-
ing inning, and Marry Brecheen
gave up the losing run in the eighth.
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No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left on base.
{. CARDINALS-Klein bounced out,
Russo to Etten. Walker grounded
out, Gordon to Etten. Musial
grounded out, Gordon to Etten.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left on base.
SEVENTH INNING
YANKEES-Dickey flied out to
Litwhiler. Etten grounded out,
Klein to Sanders. Lindell popped
out to Kurowski.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left on base.
CARDINALS-Cooper flied out to
Keller. Kurowski grounded out,
Johnson to Etten. Sanders popped
to Crosetti who dropped the ball.
Litwhiler doubled down the right
field foul line and Sanders stopped
at third. Marion was Intentionally
passed. Frank Demaree goes in to
bat for Lanier, Bases full. Demaree
bounced to johnson who fumbled
the ball and Sanders scored. Ernie
White runs for Demaree. Klein
creed White at second.
One run, one hit, two errors; two
left ca bases, 4
EIGHTH INNING
YANKEES = Brecheen pitching
for Lanjer. Russo doubled to left
field. Stainback hunted out at first.
Russo goes to third. Crosetti flied
out to Walker and Russo scored after
the catch johnson grounded out,
Kurowski to Sanders. m
One run, one hit, no errors; none
left on base. ~
CARDINALS n Walker grounded
out, Gordon to Etten. Musial singled.
Cooper singled and Musial went to
second. Kurowski flied out to KEEL
Ter. Sanders hit fielder's choice
to Gordon and Cooper was tagged
out at second.
No runs, two hits, no errors; one
left on base ns
NINTH INNING
YANKEES Keller singled to
right. Gordon struck out and Keller
stole second. Dickey walked. Etten
grounded out to Sanders. Lindell
walked. Russo struck out. "a
No runs, one hit, no errors; three
left on base. So 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES grounded
out, Crosetti to Etten, Marion
doubled down along the left field
foul line. Sam Narrow hits for
Brecheen and grounded out, Cros-
etti to Etten. Klein flied out to
Stainback
No runs, one hit, no errors; one
left on base.
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pLAY-BY-pLAY
FIRST INNING


YANKEES-Stainback fouled out.
Crosetti flied out. johnson struck
out.
No runs. no hits, no errors; none
left on base,
CARDINALS = Klein flied out.
Walker grounded out, Gordon to
Etten. Musial lined out to Gordon.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left on base.
SECOND INNING
YANKEES-Keller grounded out,
Klein to Sanders. Gordon flied out
to Litwhler Dickey grounded out,
Lanier to Sanders.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left on base.
CARDINALS II Cooper famed.
Kurowski flied out to Lindell. Sand
ers singled between short and third.
Litwhiler forced Sanders at second.
No runs, one hit, no errors; one
left on base.
THIRD INNING
YANKEES Etten flied out to
Marion Lindell grounded out, Kur-
owski to- Sanders. Russo walked.
Stainback reached first on Klein s
error. Crosetti singled. Russo was
picked off third base.
One. hit, one error, no runs: one
left on base.
CARDINALS - Marion flied out.
Lanier grounded out, Gordon to
Etten. Klein flied out to Keller.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left on base. 49,
FOURTH INNING
YANKEES johnson. flied out to
Musial. Keller struck out. Gordon
doubled to left. Dickey singled to
left. center. Gordon scores from
second. Etten forced Dickey at Sec
ond,
One run, two hits, no errors; none
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Stages TEAM
DEFEAT BEARS
College Of Patifit OF
sradrts Powerful Cali
fornid Eleven

BERKELEY, Calf, Oct. IL
Alonzo A. Stage, 81, added to his
brilliant record, as his College of
Pacific team outsmarted the pow
erful California team IL to 6 last
Saturday afternoon.
Stages aggressive eleven stood
the Bears on their heads as the old
maestro palmed off magic he used
back at the century turn.
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Arejwanped
March Field Fourth Air
Force Takes 10 Air in
Saturday Game

RIVERSIDE. Calf, Oct. 1.-THE
March Field Air Force team really
took to the air last Saturday after
noon to swamp the UCLA Bruins
AZ TO Z.
The Pacific Coast champions of
last year, put up game battle on
the ground, but the passing defense
was wholly weak. vfF
Jimmy Nelson, former Albanian,
and Jack Jacobs from Oklahoma,
starred for March Field.
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NAVY DROPS
DUKE eleven
Bob CAN'T Fails 10 Make
Place Kick that Would
Have Tied Score

BALTIMORE, Oct. lin Bit
terly contested rough and tumble
battle, the Navy barely managed to
drop Duke from the undefeated
class last Saturday afternoon by a
IA to 10 score.
Bob CAN'T, place-kick expert,
missed the tying point with two
minutes to play after the Blue
Devils had rallied for the final
touchdown.
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N0TRE DAME
p0UN(ES ON
MICHIGAN | |

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Oct. H.
One of Notre Danes greatest
teams battered the touted Michigan
eleven last Saturday afternoon, 35
to IL.
Angelo Bertilli and Creighton
Miller, son of the immortal Harry
Red Miller of Notre Dame, spark
ed Frank Leahy's It formation at
tack to victory.
The Irish tailed once in the
opening period and twice each in
the second and third periods,
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THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Z JlUNEAU ALASKA
-. q
TR0JAN5 WIN
TOUGH GAME
Use Quick 7 Formations 70
Beat ST. Mdry's
Pref|ighfers

= LOS ANGELES. Oct. 11-South-
ern California ran into stubborn
resistance last Saturday afternoon
in gaining 10 to 0 victory over St.
Mary's Preflight.
The Trojans used quick opening
plays from T formations as the best
ground-gaining weapon
The best back on the field was
Bruce Smith, formerly of Mime
sofa, now at st. Mary's, who gave
the Trojans many anxious mo-
ments.
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TOTALS 80
ST. LOUIS

~ hlsO .-----.oo
s-Batted for Lanier in seventh.
f-Batted for Brecheen in ninth.
SUMMARY
Struck out: by Russo 2, by Lanier
S., by Brecheen 2. Bases on balls
off Russo /, off Lanier l, off Bre-
cheen Q. Two-base hits Gordon,
Russo 2, Litwhiler, Marion. Sacri-
flee hits: Stainback. Stolen base
Keller, Left on bases: New York
S, st. Louis 4.
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FOOTBALL
: SCORES ;

The following are scores of prin-
cipal football games played last
Saturday afternoon:
University OF Washington Al, Spo-
kane Air Commandos IL.
College of Pacific IL, California 6.
Southern California 10, st. Mary's
Preflight 0.
March Field At, UCLA Z.
Notre Dame 35, Michigan ~.
Colgate 0, Penn State 0.
West Virginia 0. Pittsburgh 20.
Dartmouth 8, Pennsylvania z.
Yale 20. Columbia 7.
Maryland 10, Richmond Army 6.
Temple 0, Army 81.
Iowa Preflight rs, Iowa 0.
Tufts 8. Brown IS.
Illinois IS, Wisconsin 7.
Richmond l6, Virginia T.
Ohio State 6, Great Lakes 10.
Indiana 81, Nebraska 10.
Camp Grant 0, Purdue 10.
Carnegie Tech 10, Case SO.
North Carolina State 0, Camp
Davis ~.
Kansas State IA, Missouri z.
Navy IA, Duke 49,
Cornell 80, Princeton O.
Georgia Tech IS, Georgia Pre-
flight z.
Indiana 81, Nebraska 49,
Texas 10, Oklahoma Z.
/ Tulane 80, Rice 0.
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ALAMEDA {. 6.
TAKES FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. H. Ala
media Coast Guard, twice beaten,
ran over the University Of San
Francisco in an easy 26 to VIC
tory yesterday. Only tire first per-
ioi was close.
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keSpADDEN IN
VICTORY OVER
BYRD SUNDAY

CHICAGO, Oct. ll-Harold jug"
Philadelphia profess
sional, won the unofficial United
States golf title yesterday, defeat
ing Sam Byrd of Philadelphia l41
to 149 in a 36-hole match.
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pon Wiaionen Menihen, Mannern
uno Sralten, bie 1ntter bem Sotb mis
!it6riiber Giftatorelr ieuf5en, in
aon5entrationslogern idmadten, ales
ibrent 5ertriimmerten 9eim IN oie INT
Gefanl1te Serne pa11oerr. +
s8iro ser &rieg no6 Elm Sabr, no6
31pei ODER mebrere Sabre oauern2
Seri6iebene Mnlt6ten iperoen oariiber
(al,t, aber nientanb ais oen obenlten
Wenl6e11= unb 56lo6tenlenter lit bas
Sube befannt. ...-....~ e,r
9aB elm nit oen nt0roeriiditen
@affen sefiibrter 9rieg, bent bereits
.Diaione1 Meniden allm Spfer ge-
fallen itnb, i1t abiebbarer 3eit in itd)
lelbf 5l1lamn1enbreben ml1B, lit ein
einfa6es Hebenerempel.
9ielen 8eoanfen briltgt Ser
8anoerer" nit Sinlpeis auf eine Hei>
.ge unleuebarer Satia6en in folgen=
5en grtpaeungen 5uln ausorud: +
,Siuter Dem NIT 3uberlidt erlpar+
teten nilit6rilden 5ieg (ponIeiten
ser slaiierten) itebt bitter Ste 3nz
fl1nft nit ibren io5ialen, ;,olitii6en,
pirti6aftliden, fltltureller un> reli>
gi0ien Sragenfomp1eren, lAto nt6t
'fdnea genue f0nnen Sic Tritmmer
oieies Sernibtungsfrieges pegge,
rdltntt lperoen, ltrn mit bern Neltbau
eegit1nen 5lt foHnen. @ir perlteben
tss, oab peranttportlibe StelleH, be-
.orgt um ungiil1itige &iidtutrfttnge1t
,auf oen 4riegsmtlfen ln1o oatnit aui
Die &riegsproouftion uno alles, mas
.silte erfolgreihe ariegsfitbrung for
,oert, Ste Soffltl,ng mtf etuen balbigen
Brieoen perborrei5ieren. 8enn tie
aber aus iol1en @rtpaguneen bon brei
1:no bier l1lr0 1od) ntebr meiterelt
&riegsiabrel1 reoelt, beben lie 1tnferes
Gra6tens uur Die StiHtntllng iener
sic Rnsen 5ieben aus oent &riege.
3as aber gilt MIR po1r elmer fleinar
0iinberbeit l1tieres Boltes! Selbltper=
itanblid) pare es eitt eefabrlibes
@aglris, in iibertrie6enetn Sptimis~
nus au fbtpelgen ltlo ben l.nberedz
tisten @iltorlid 5at ersnede1l als lei
Der 9rieg in Ser &aaptiade poriiber.
,gs miro ,1osb idtnere Dpfer beoitr-
fe,s beoor Die Nabt Der 6eiuoe ges
brohe,t tit, eb nuH baau Die Gritiirz.
issltng ber nJeftiaeg europa" l.ne Der
iapanifden sg,ieffeitang euforberiih Tt
eSer Oh Die 3ertriinanersug Der feittoz
fiden 8roonftiostsntittel INTO Ser.
fsbrsmege 3unt 3ieie fiibren tpir0.
atber ipir glanben nidt buron, bob Der
arieg nod iabretaltg in Der bisberi-
Jci 9eftigfeit tohen niro, lhon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
Hei-Oel Lininlent

sind. Seine ausserliche Cegenwirkung
arbeitet schneH und bringt willkom.
meme Linderung Won den Qualen
Won rheumatischen und neuralgischen
Schmerzen, muskul0sen Ricken-
schmerzen, steifcn oder schnerzen-
den Muskeln, Verrenkungen, Stoss-i
wunden oder Verstauchungen,
juckenden oder brennenden FIssen
- vie die erfolgreiche Erfahrung
Won Tausenden seit uber SIS Jah-
rem bewiesen hat. Heil.Oel ist Elm
linderndes, antiseptisches Mittel, das
sofort reiches, rotes Blut in die &C.
schwollenen, irritierten, schmerzenden
Cegenden zieht. Kaufen Sic noch
heute cine Flasche He'll Del Liniment
und geniessen Sic selbst die Vorteile
seiner wohltuenden, heilenden Warme.
Und bestellen Sic gleichzeitig
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
FORNI'S ALPENKRAUTER

Mehr ais Elm Abfuhrmittel, es ist auch
elmo Magentatigkeit anresende Medizin,
hergestelit aus I8 nedizinischen Wurzeln,
krautern und Pflanzen- Brinst trage
DErme yum Arbeiten. Hilft verhSrteten
Abfall auszuscheiden,--tre Case und
biskeit. aus. Chit dem Masen das ange-
nehme Cefihl Won Warme und komfort.
Einzunehmen vic auf dem Etikett ange-
geben.
Machen Sic Won dem untenstehenden
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80 IL

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