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20 MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE Aug. 21. 1953 tABTS SERVICE Unknowns Rival Pro Grid Stars Dawson of Texas. Dawson was MOTOR CABS Nortawaat Dealer Im Aastin Cub 111 Sid Avt. So.

AT. 1392 Lopat Junk Shuts Out Washington 7-0 NEW YORK Eddie Lopat kept Washington hitting his breaking stuff into the dirt Thursday as he pitched a 7-0, seven-hit shutout which boosted the New York Yankees' lead over idle Chicago to nine full games. It was the chunky left hander's 11th straight victory over almost entirely overlooked in the All-America selections last fall but, when he appeared on the same field with many of them in the College All-Star game in Chicago, he was elected the most valuable player. LEO MILES, an unknown from little Virginia State, is tion of a seasoned pro in any one of four positions. Other first year men: FOR THE PACKERS Floyd Harrawood, TuUa, and Jack Morgan, Michigan State, tackles: Dick Flowers, Northwestern quarterback; Bill Forrester.

SMU. linebacker or fullback: Val Joe Walker, SMU, defensive halfback; BUI Georges, Texas, defensive end; Jim Rlngo. Syracuse, offensive center. FOR THE GIANTS Dick Christiansen, Arizona, and Jim Cleveland. Sul Roes, ends: Roosevelt Brown.

Morgan State. Cal Roberta, Gustavua Adolphua. Bill Skyinskiu, Syracuse, tackles, Chester Lagod. Chattanooga, and Jack Stroud, Tennessee, guards; Clarence Avlnger, AlaOama. quarterback, linebacker and as a punter; Don Gott-lob, Sam Houston State, quarterback; Paul Douglass, Illinois, defensive halfback, and both on the same practice field.

1 Tomorrow's rivals present much particularly interesting new talent, some with big college reputations, some without. Little known in the north as a collegian was Buford Long of Florida, playing right half for the Giants. His early showing, including the 90-yard touchdown run from kickoff in the Green Giant Bowl game Tuesday, has convinced Coach Steve Owen he has found a good one. IKfVTlIU UHB ttmittl UTttFUTWI Society Br.nd SlothM Arrow Shirt Ism Bit Oxford By DICK CL'LLUM Minneapolis; Tribunal Spirts Writer An unusual galaxy of new football talent will be under scrutiny in Parade stadium Saturday night when the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants clash. Increasingly intensive and smartly directed scouting by the professional teams has developed new veins of talent from small colleges which would have been wholly overlooked only a few years ago.

Players who had little or no national attention while in college are often pronounced su nest tit called the most polished all-around offense-defense back ever to come up to the Giants I CARR'Ss SIXTH run Washington in a string in a string ning back to June 26, 1951. as a rookie. He has every ac- i siv naif back. AS A COUNTER TO rookie Long, the Packers present right halfback Al Carmichael of Wuhlmton (0) ab po a Vast. 3h 4 1 2 Hoderln, 4 1 4 1 Vernon, lb 4 111 Jeruen, rf 3 14 0 Vollmcr.

14100 Biuby. ct 4 2 0 Runnels. 3 113 Fitzgerald. 4 1 4 0 Porterfld, 1 0 0 1 Nw York 17 ab po a MDt.gld, So 4 3 0 3 Collins, rl I I II Bauer, if 4 10 0 Bern, 4 1 2 Bollwrs. lb 3 1 11 0 Renin, 11 0 0 0 0 Norm, cf 4 2 10 Martin, 2b 3 1 3 1 Rlzzuto.

3 0 2 4 Lopat, 4 0 0 2 Totals 10 27 12 Southern California and, in the same position, Don Barton of perior to tne neraiaea ah-Americans after the professional coaches have watched them Texas. Barton was a complete Scnmiu i unknown as a college player, sThamaj 0 0 0 0 Una 0 0 0 0 yet he has been one of the most BILL ARYAN 'MUST STAY HOT' sensational performers in the Packers' camp. His great speed, hard running and nifty pass Roberts Erskine catching have clinched him a job. The Packers also have Gib ALL V0UE1 HORSEPOWER Amateur Figures Favoring Waryan By GLEN GAFF Minneapolis Tribune Sports Writer If his progression of past it was 1950, Bill replied, "gee, Totals .12 7 34 8 a Walked for Schmlti In seventh Washington 000 0000 New York 000 TOO OOx 7 Yoal, Bi'aliy, Vollmer. RBI Bollweg 2, Voien.

MfDf.ua!d 2, Colllin 2. 2B Noren, Vollmer, Bern, Bollweg, McOougald, Jenaen, HR Collins. SB Jenaen, Noren. Rlziuto. DP Runnela-Moderlein-Vernon.

Martln-Rlszu-to-Bollweg, Yott-Vernon. LKFT Washington New York BB Lopat 3. Porterfleld 3. SO Lopat s. Porterfleld SchmlU 1.

Lane 1 HO Porterfleld 8 In 3J4 Innings. Schmlti 3 In Lane 0 In 3. R-IR Porterfleld 7-3. Schmlti 0-0. Lan 6-0.

Lopat 0-0. HBP Schmlts cBollwegl. Lopat 13-2t. Porterfleld ils-lOi. Summer, Soar, Froeae, Elevens.

2:0. A 10,010. Lopez Gets Win for His Birthday DETROIT, MICH. Barber Cards 64 to Lead Labatts Dodgers, Erskine Smack Giants 10-0 for 13th Straight BROOKLYN, N. Y.

UP) Carl Erskine pitched his second straight shutout over New York Thursday as Brooklyn crushed the Giants 10-0 for Its 13th MONTREAL, CANADA CP) Jerry Barber, Laguna Beach smashed the Summerlea Cleveland celebrated Manager course record Thursday, shoot Al Lopez's 45th birthday with an 18-hit outburst Thursday as ing a 64 six under par to take the first round lead in the it mauled five Detroit pitchers $25,000 Labatts Open golf tour nament. Jerrr Barber 32-32 ti; Mai Evans 33-32 or; An wail 35-3166; Al Zimmerman JW 06; BOO T0K1 32-34 E. for a 13-7 decision which snapped four-game losing streak. Cleveland (131 Detroit (71 ab po a ab po a Avlla. 3h 4 0 4 1 Kuenn.

ss 0 1 Glynn, lb 3 10 1 Pesky, 3b 4 12 3 alak. cl-lt 5 2 10 Boone, I 1 I i Sb 8 3 11 Drooo, lb 4 1 11 0 iDurcni Harrison 33-3467; Dour Ford 34-3367; Jack Burkr. Jr. 35-3267; Julius ws; norm nana 36-33 69; Murray Trucker 3fi-33 R9: Earl Stewart Jr. 36-3369: Fred Hawkins 69; Jules Hunt 36-3369; Dave Dourlas 34-3S- 69; Al Besseiink 35-3469: Jimmy Clark Kennedy.

If 3 0 0 0 Sou'chk, rf 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 Batts. 4 3 8 Doby. et 3 13 1 Nieman. if 4 3 2 Simpson, rf 3 3 0 Lund, cf 2 0 0 strl'kln as 2 12 7 hDelsing, ef 3 1 Hegan. 8 3 3 0 Gray, 10 Lemon, 4 3 10 Rrar'brh, 1 0 0 Hooper, 10 0 1 Miller, 0 0 0 (Hatfield 1 0 0 Totala 45 18 37 12 Marlowe, 0 0 0 State Caddie Bows COLUMBUS, OHIO ilVDOLGASOlM! years is any indication, this is the year for Bill Waryan to win the State Amateur golf championship.

The golf Waryan has been shooting this year also points to that fact. However, the blond-haired, 28-year-old Midland Hills and Gross swinger is afraid it may not be. "It's hard to tell about the State Amateur," says Waryan, who has been winning and coming close in tournaments since 1942 when he won the Star Junior crown. "That Amateur is rugged. It's a grind.

You have to be on top of your game for an entire week and that's tough." Just the same, Waryan is going to be one of the prime favorites when the Amateur is held next week at Minneapolis Golf club. Last year he finished second best to Bill Zieske. Monday he was the only golfer to break par out of 295 in the state who shot for berths in the Amateur. He had a three-under 68 at Gross. "I haven't played Minneapolis since the National Amateur, whenever that was," said Waryan.

When informed Cyrus' Northrop, Owatonna was defeated Thursday in third round play in the Na was it that long ago? I remember it's tough." Last year Waryan won six matches in gaining the Amateur finals and the previous year he won four. In 1950 and 1949 he won three each and in 1948 he won two. So, he's getting better every year. "I feel I'm playing my best golf this year," Bill explains. "Now and then I have that bad round.

It just fizzles me. It only takes one of those in the Amateur and you're out." This year Waryan was the low amateur in the St. Paul Open after starting with 69-68 rounds, finished in a tie for second in the State Open after a 67 start at Woodhill, and ended second in the Twin Cities Amateur by two strokes. In 1949 Waryan captured the Open crown and then tied for second in 1951 at Inter-Jachen. In 1952 he took the Twin Cities Amateur.

So, the Waryan boy has been hot. He just hopes he's sizzling for six days at'MGC next week. Qualifiers will have a chance to try out MGC for size today in a practice round. A pro-amateur will be held Sunday. Tee times between noon and 2 p.m.

may be arranged with home pro Gunnard Johnson. straight victory. This extended the Dodgers' first place lead over idle Milwaukee to nine games, their longest of the season. Erskine blanked the Giants fin four hits for his 15th triumph. Erskine did not walk a batter and fanned six to raise his season total to 144, second best in the league.

New York Id Brooklyn Mni it po 1 lb pot trk. as 4 0 4 6 tlllam, 2b ft 1 2 4 lockman, lb 4 0 11 1 Morgan, 3 2 1 1 HThm'n, 3b 4 1 1 4 Snider, cf 5 3 1 0 Mueller, rl 4 10 Rohna'n, If 1 0 0 Thomson, ct 4 0 2 0 cD Th If 1 0 1 Rhodes, rf .3010 Camp la. I I I Spencer, 2b 3 0 1 3 Hodirea, lb 3 1 10 1 ivestrum, 1110 Furllhvrt 0 1 0 Calderone.O 10 10 Cox, Sb 3 113 Gomel, 110 0 Eraklne, 4 0 13 Kennedy, 0 0 0 0 Grlssom, 10 0 1 ToUll ..35112713 ri-Hofman. 1 0 0 Wortlij'n, 0 0 0 0 Total ...32 4 3413 Struck out for Weatrum in fifth. Fouled for Grlssom In eihth.

Ran for Robinson In firm. jarw york 000 000 000 0 Brooklyn 203 410 OOx 10 Morgan. Dark. Mueller, Grlssom. RBI Campanula 2.

Roblnaon 3, Gilliam, Fur-fllo, Cox 2, Morgan. 2B Campanella, H. Thompson. HR Roblnaon, Gillian. Morgan, ft Roblnaon.

DP Dark-Spcnce r-Lockman, left New York 5. Brooklyn SB Gomej i 4, Kennedy 2, Worthlngton 1. SO Gom I. Grlsaom 1, Erskine 6. HO Gomej 5 la inone oat In fourth) Kennedy 2 in Grlsaom 4 In Worthlngton 0 In 1.

ft-ER Gomez 0-4, Kennedy 3-3, Grlaaom II. Worthlngton 0-0. Brsktna US-Si; ftomr (10-7). tional Caddies tournament. Northrop bowed to Earl Chandler, Cincinnati, Ohio, up.

dMullin 10 0 0 Madison, 0 0 0 2 Totalt 37 11 27 14 Hit Into ioublt play for Kennedy In fourth. Hit Into force play for Lund In alxth. Filed out for Miller In alxiti. Pooped for Marlowe In eighth. Cleveland 400 128 00013 Detroit 400 103 000 7 I Strickland, Rlmnon, Weatlake, Glynn, Lund, Scarborough.

RBI Rosen 3. Simpson 3, Hegan 4. Westlake, Lemon, Glynn, Dropo, Souchock. Nlemsn 2, Delsing, 3B Lemon 3, Nieman, Rosen. Nieman.

HR Simpson, Hegan. Strickland DP Doby-Glynn. Pesky-Kuenn-Drooo. LKFT Cleveland 14. Detroit 8 BB Lemon 2.

Hooper 1. Gray S. Scarborough 1, Marlowe 2. SO Lemon 3, Grav 2, Scarboroueh 2. Marlowe 1.

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Madison 0 In 1. R-ER Lemon 7-8. Hooper 0-0, Gray 5-3. Scarborough 7-7, Miller 1-1, Marlowe 0-0. Madison 0-0, WP Lemon.

Lemon (17-121. Scarborough 2-3. IT Panarella, McKlnley. McGowan. 2:44.

A 7.336. Your TYDOL-VEEDOL Dealer Minnesotans Trail in Jaycee Tourney STANDARD STOCK CARS (Jalopl.t) RACES TONITE. 8 P.M. TWIN CITY SPEEDWAY 'Anything Goes' in Wan-Hagerty? ANN ARBOR, MICH. Minnesota golfers, led by Tom Mzell Hurls, Bafs Cards by Cubs 5-3 ST.

LOtJIS, MO. OEV-Vine-far Bend Mizell won his own game Thursday for St. Louis, breaking a six-inning tie with a two-run double as the Cards scored a 5-3 victory over Hadley of Minneapolis, were all An "anvthine eoes" fracas well behind the leaders Thurs was runted Thursdav for ihe 80O(b day after the second round in the International Jaycee golf Minneapolis auditorium wrestling ring Tuesday nieht when Ivan Rasputin challenges the tournament. Hadley posted a 39-4079 to go with his 77 of Wednesday for a two-day 156. Don Larsen Chicago (31 St.

Louie (SI ab II po I lb A po rf 3 0 3 0 Sr'ofM, a 3 0 0 3 local reign of Hard Boiled Hag-gerty. The 253-nound Haeeertv said 2b 3 110 Hemua, ta 10 10 2 0 0 0 R'plskl, cf 4 2 2 0 of Minneapolis toured the roll Serena, 2b Fondy, lb Kiner. If he "understood" he could 4 1 1 Sc'dst. 2b 4 113 3 0 2 0 Mua'l. rf-lf 2 110 4 110 Jblnskl.

3b 4 2 1 0 Jackson. 3b ing University of Michigan course in 81 on 39-42, to add to his leg stomp, a maneuver which has brought him repri MiksU, sa JM'C'uloih, his previous day's 81 for a 162. 4 3 i B1IKO, lit I 1JV 3 2 4 2 Elliott, If 2 0 2 0 3 0 3 1 Slau tr, rf 2 13 0 1 0 0 0 Rice, 3 0T0 3 0 0 1 Mliell, 110 4 1 0 0 0 Slaley. 0 0 0 0 Cf a Brown Rush, fcsmatley Paired at 165 were Morry Brownstein of Minneapolis and mands, financial and otherwise, in the past. The 248-pound Rasputin said he "understood" he could use his piledriver, a hold which has been frowned on here but never Bill McGovern of St.

Paul, with for former posting 40-4282, while McGovern had 41-42 for Totals 34 1M Total 32 0 27 10 Pooned nut for Jeffcoat In ninth, Struck out for Rush In ninth. Thlcago 000 300 OOo -St. Louts 002 003 OOx Ramarotll, Schofleld, Bauniholti. RBI Schoendist 2. Jablonskl, Mliell 2.

Jackson. Mlkaia. Jsstcoat. 2B Ramaiottl, Mliell, Mural. 3B Jackwn, Slaughter.

HR Schoen-dlenat. SB Mtkali. tP Jeffcot-McCullough. an 83. actually barred.

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