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GOPERICH, ONTARIO:,THU $DAY, OCTOBER 16th, _
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always loved hint." Ninety 'per ,Tfiis racy, article on the.' "world Brooklyn, with one down, Fu,rillo: of all the visitors to New York were.
series," sent us by B. IL McCreath walked. Jorge(nson fot,iled out. .rwe . ,,
witn. dem bums."' Plus the whole
out. "Bevens was within one man of
of Toronto, did not reach The Sign - colored population of Harlem, on ;c-
al Pitching the first no -hit game in world • - • , ,•
count of Jackie ittannson.
Star in time for last week's ;issue, but series history. Even some Brooklyn. . .. .
we are sure the fans will enjoy read- fans were pulling for him. Reiser, Jackie Robinson, the Dodger first
out of the game wittt, baseman, and Banknead, a pitch.er,.
lug Mr. McCreath's impressions of the the Dodgers' hardest hitter, who Was
great baseball classic. a bad ankle, were•the first colored ball players ever -
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—The biggest, friddo, a rookie outfielder, was sent to play in a world series. Robinson
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— was sent in to bat for Casey. Gion-
the '' wackiest and the most thrilling in to run for Furillo. • Against all base -
"world series" has ended with the ball law , with two out he went flying
Nov York Yankees the winners over for second and.so surprised the Yankee
Brooklyn. • ,Seventeen records were
---- infield he made it. Then again against
hroken, some of which woUld have been
4 all basebkll law, Reiser' was intention -
better left at the old marks. Totai ally paSsed, putting the.vvirming ,run on
receipts were $2,021,648. The biggest first. The explanation was that there
attendance for one day 74,065; the big- would be it play at each bas%- and also
gest receipts .. $393,000, both new that .the next batter, Staiaky, wa§ a.,
records. weak hitter. But Stanky did not bat..
- Brooklyn would have won if they stitute infielder' who is seeing his last
had had just one good starting pitcher. days in the 'majors, was sent _in as a
Their leading twirler for . the season., pinch hitter. He missed the first pitch
'Branca, pitched four innings in the, b_.
y a foot. But the second one he• met
first game without allowing a hit; then squarely and bounce,(1,,it off the wall
blew up and was practically useless for in left centre for a double. The two
the balanee of the series.. The games kids on second and first were flying and
developed into a battle as to _who had lib play was attempted at the Plate.
the best reserves. Lefty Joe Page for There went. the ball game. These went
the Yankees, their great relief hurler, Beyens, no -hit game. Casey; who
was knoeked out in the sixth game, pitched only one ball,. got credit for
but finally Jived -bp to his repntation the win, his second in two &Vs; al -
by 'stopping the .Dodgers cold in the though he pitched. only four innings.
seVenth game. • It could happen. only in Brooklyn.
• - Hours later they were still trying to
get the, Dodger fans out of theopark.
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i'Vas the fastest man on either team.
He will be 'playing second base next afternoon ami evening, with an attend -
Year, iliS proper Position. ' He fields ance of .more than 175 delegates': The
church was decorated Mr -the 'occasion
with- flowers, of the season. Ailsa
Craig, Parkhill, Petrolia, Strathroy,
Saraia, London anti Wyoming xere•
among the places represented. The
attendance shield , was won ,py the
Sarnia B.I.P.t., with nineteen mem,
•bers present.
In a resolution passed at the evening
meeting* severe curtailment -of the pro,
duction of alcoholic beverages was
urged, and in another resolution mem-
bers of the AssoCiation pledged them -
.selves ' to study ways and means of
seading practical assistance to hunger -
stricken countries throughout the
world.
• Election of Officers
James Worrell, of London, was re-
elected president ;.- ti.ev: James Gibson,
Lendon, honorasy-president, and Rev. G.
W. II. Medley, Gederichi, Vice-president.
Others elected included: SecretarY-
treasurer, Miss Muriel Ronson, Lon-
don; councillors, Fred Hinton, London;
Miss Betty Williamson, Sarnia; 4anies
Whitney, Strathroy ; Rev'. Seaton,
Parkhill; moderator, ReV. G. F. Smith,
St ratthroy ; inter -provincial represent-,
ative, James Worrall; pianist, Miss
Installation of officers was conduCted
. by Rev. . A. Dickson and resolutions
were.pres.ented by Rev. S. R. McClung.
of Sarnia. it
The devotional period at the evenitig
session was in* charge of° the Auburn
times; was visibly affected by the play. „union,led by Emma Robertson, assiste
He had been °trotting iround the bases by Shirley Robertson. Rev. S. 11.
leisurely: cer(ain it was a homer, aild •West(litt, of Toronto, addressed the
did not know what was happening -until group on the topic "If I Were Not a,
he saw the 'Brooklyn infielders throw-- Christian." .
Dig -a-way their ,gloyes. Dintaggio is 4nteresting reportg and inspiring .ad -
the greatest living 'player, but in this. dresseS marked the afternoon session
series-. he never seemed to get going. of the rally. which opened with a sing -
Brooklyn shifted their infield away song conducted: by Fred Hinton: Lon-
don, with Miss Mary Ilaleroft_at the
by Miss Marie .Raithby on behalf of
the Goderich Young People's Union,
and acknowledged by Mr. Worrall.
Miss_ Edith Bishop brought greetings
from tile Elgin County Assoeiation,
Large
Goderich
Tilt! Thanksgiving rally of the
Aesociation, with which. the Goderich
B.I.P.U. nfilliated, was held in -the
Goderich Baptist church on Monday
.bunts in the same way they do in
softball, right under the nose of the
batter. He is a college graduate. - I
had a chat with him.before one of the
gameS. He tho.ught Canada, was
wonderful and 'was delighted with the
treatment he received at notttreal last
year'•when playing for that Brooklyn
,farm club. He is a gentleman, fwd.
the colored race are fortunate in hav-
ing one of his type as the first tu come
• The greatest catch ever made. in a
world series wag pulled off 'by Gion-
friddo, a rookie outfielder who had just
been injected into the sixth .gaine as
4 pinch hitter. New York was leading
8 to 5 with runners. on firgt and second,
and Joe Dimaggio at bat for the Yanks.
After fouling pff ,two or three he finally'
lifted one a mile in the air into centre
field and 'apparently out of the park.
At the crack of the, bat Gionfriddo took
one look at the ball .and started to
run.. Ile never loOked• baok: but with
his' head down lite a streak of light-
ning he raced the ball. -Actually, lie
Seemed to be.gaining on- it. Everyone
knew he •woUld Ilever•inakedt, but just
as he reaclied. the Brooklyn bull pen
he half turned, Jumped into the air,
stuck up his,glove—and there was the.
ball. He crashed into the wire netting,
but -held, the ball. Dinniggio, who dad
already stfuck , out and hit into a
double play in the series at crucial
Sixty-five bases on balls set a new
reCord. In most of the gmmes there
was •a man on base in almost every
innings. °Bevens for the Yanks issued
tenhases on balls in one game, allowed
onlY one hit---the.--11tht man Up in the
ninth—and lost the ball' game.
The pinth,innings of the fourth game
was the most thrilling I have ever seen
and had more "master‘minding"
than ten ordinary games..., Opening the
ninth, the Yanks were leading 2 to 1.
With one out they loaded the bases.
Brooklyn. called CAI- their great relie'f
pitcher Hugh CaseY. He pitched only
one ball, which was hit back for a
dordie play, ending • the' inningA. For'
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These Brooklyh fans have . to be
heard to be believed. I sat next to a
matronly woman who' might have been
the mother in one of the better homes
in Goderich. Before the game started
I knew she' was a rabid Dodger tan'es
Her remarks about some of the Yankee
players *Were less than flattering. About
the‘ third innings a Dodger inftelder
messed up an easy chanee. This paper
would burn if I tried to set down her
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towards third to get him and it worked
Commissioner Chandler oixupied a
box next to the Dodger dug -out. He
has been feuding all year with' the
New York press. In the next box sat
Leo Durocher, former manager of the
Dodgers whoin the Commissioner -had
,,expelled for a year. for ' conduct un-
becoming a manager. With Durocher
pletely ignored by everybody, while the I
Durwher box was mobbed. by Rao- 1
'graph ‘hounds. It may have been .
. staged, Nit if so .it Was well done 'and
the Y.Vcl: York papers did not let any-
one miss it. A
'Don't bet on sure thing." A liddle
"Westerner . went to New York to SVe
the world serces. (in the Saturday
,before 1st opened he went to Belmont
,Park to see the races. horse by the
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