Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-07

help from Rutherford Reynolds help from Scarborough
a six-hitter and four-hitter, and Roe sx-hitter
The pitching in this series has been than good
fielding has been the spectacular SIDE But the dominant
factor far has been the home From Old Man Mze
the younger Duke Snider the babyfaced
te the fans have been treated to power galore
THE YANKEES WITH THEIR backs to the wall won yes
erday to the SERIES 49, and force to the limit The
Brooklyn's homers
by snider Two of the Yankee due by
Mantle and Yogi Berra That's the kind of series it's been
OF there have been other factors The Dodgers
pitchers for instance don't to field their positions too
WELL Carl Erskne nearly lost Sundays game by allowing
two dribbers go through Young Billy
yesterday wasn't too quick with his glove, either.
One notable incident after Berra homered to start the
seventh, tying it IL. Gene Wooding first
and Loes baked him to second weird play Then, with
two out Rasch hit ball back to the box 1t wasn't hit too
hard nothing like the line drive with which Marius Russo
other Yankee pitcher disabled Freddie Fzsmmons in
New York-Brooklyn series in 1941.
BETTER FIELDING PITCHER, one of the stripe of Jack
Russell Bob Lemon Bucky Waters Harry Brecheen,
would have retired the slowmoving Rasch But this ball
bounced off Loes knee and skdded into righted
ling scored from second base with the games only
wasn't homer.
BY large however it's the home run that's been de-
csve in this series and it Snder of Dodgers
time today with four big swats This young
endangering several other records and matter what hap
pened today he has better his SERIES
also against the Yankees.
personabe Duke was stiff that year. Big man in the
Dodger batting order he famed eight times got only three
hits in 81 tries didn't drive in single didn't
draw a base balls
As the story goes he Walter oMaey the boss and
suggested that he be traded must be true because Snde
is telling it himself "Mr OMalley put arm around my
shoulder Duke relates land sad You're going be with
long time. And you'll hit"
STRANGELY, THERE WAS little difference in the at
mosphere the two cubhouses yesterday Dodgers
surprisingly clipper especially Manager Chuck Dresser 1--WE
lost but going tomorrow said hope
Pafko play. Where's that boy with the ngers?"
An attendant at that moment appeared with huge tray
OF crab meat and deposited Dressens desk along with
pot Of melted butter There beer accredited
about the except Parro business manager
Never mind the gae Harold said II wish we'd have won
Then, maybe could Sleep"
Dresser shrugged. "Tomorrows another day." he said,
cheerfully. "And we've got Black going for u.s."
Parrott chose "crab finger" dipped the and
ate These from Vero Beach, California Dresser
minded. Chuck Californian now prefers Atlantic
Coast crabs.
IN THE YANKEE DRESSING ROOM stengel was insisting
that he didn't his game pitcher Ed opat of course
the logical choice Lopat by
So to Roe in the third game has had three days
small park such Brookyn the eft-hander is not
considered good risk
So Casey hedging, another part of the room
reporters interviewing Allie Reynolds who lost
and shut the door in the Dodgers faces yesterday
when he reievedoRaschi
"You got hurt Allie reporter said "Was it your arm?"
NO. replied the amabe Indian Pitching Campanella
my spikes caught the rubber didn't have any body
ton and threw with my got pains in my
feel pretty good now"
stengel insisting would pitch, but
by the tone of things it pretty preferred
Reynolds provided his back right fellow" Casey
was saying, gives kick when he of the bupen
to relieve There's just something about him the way
walks the way he kicks his leg the he looks at
the batterS He doesn't says Look
Reynolds of the Yankees and got charge
us there anything wrong with that you?"