Yanks Seek Raschi Faces Koslo In World Series Game Six
Yankees push to clinch as Vic Raschi 21-10 set to duel Dave Koslo 10-9 at Yankee Stadium. Giants trail 3-2 in the series and face a tough test in a do-or-die sixth game.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1951
Page
22
Yankees push to clinch as Vic Raschi 21-10 set to duel Dave Koslo 10-9 at Yankee Stadium. Giants trail 3-2 in the series and face a tough test in a do-or-die sixth game.
New York October 10 giants Monte Irvin and Willie Mays loom as heroes and potential record-setters in the 1951 World Series. Irvin's 11 hits tie a six game mark, while Mays struggles at the plate amid defensive misplays. Yankees counter with strong pitching from Ed Lopat and Allie Reynolds as they lead two games to none after a 12 hit bombing.
Nixson Whirlwinds meet Sam Houston Rangers in a 8 Panhandle Junior High Football Conference game at Sam Houston Field. Rangers chase bragging rights after two wins and one loss, while Nixson, under Larry Saunders, shows two wins and three starts this season. First place Pampa handed Nixson a 7-0 defeat.
New York reports Casey Stengel praising Gil McDougald, 23, of the Yankees, as he defies appearances with a grand slam and key hits in a 13-1 rout of the Giants in game five. McDougald, though ineffective in looks, produces at the plate, in the field, and on the bases.
Defending champion C. M. Trout of Lubbock meets J. T. Abbott of San Angelo in the Texas Golf Association senior championship flight at San Antonio Country Club. Abbott defeated C. T. Garth, while Ed Brady, Cocke, McLain and Ahern also won to advance. Ed Anderson posted a 78 and Col. Irons claimed medalist honors with a 73 over Mills.
The undefeated Yannigan Whites clash with Phillips B squad tomorrow at Phillips in a test of four straight wins after a 31 0 victory over Childress B. Phillips, coached by Guy Harrison and Joe Hayes, opened with a 12 14 defeat to Stinnett then a 33 0 win over Hereford B. Phillips runs the T formation.
Mrs J R Brown captured first in the Amarillo Country Club Women s Golf Association flag tournament. She completed the 18 holes with a longest drive of about 200 yards on No 1, while Les Rhea topped the nine-hole flight and H E Boggs won the attendance ball.
In Chicago the report states that diseases are not the top threat to children 14 and under. Accidents caused about 13,500 deaths in 1950 for ages through 14, with 8,500 under five. Motor accidents led age 1 to 4, and homes were the common accident site for both children and adults.
Amarillo previews the Sandies football clash with Lubbock at Amarillo Stadium. Lubbock’s offense features quarterbacks Brewer or Hill and a quick backfield led by Sides, while Amarillo counters with depth and speed. Analysts note Lubbock boasts returning starters on both sides, signaling a tough test for Pat Pattison’s Sandies.
New York star Phil Rizzuto argues that nice guys finish ahead of Eddie Stanky, warning opponents not to bait him into costly anger. He recalls their Piedmont League days, noting Stanky’s tricks and past clashes, while stressing making plays over retaliating.
Construction in Italy proceeds amid ongoing shortages of building materials. Industry observers report delays and project slowdowns as supply chains struggle to meet demand, affecting timelines and costs for public works and private developments alike.
Fort Worth reports Babe Zaharias led medal play with a three under par 71 yesterday to seize a two stroke edge over Betsy Rawls, as the 16th annual Women’s Texas Open teeing off. Zaharias meets Betty MacKinnon in match play while Rawls faces Pat Garner and Beverly Hanson meets H. C. Heidel. The Bauer sisters, Marlene and Alice, begin their bids with Frances Rich and Martha Leonard respectively.
Commissioner Bert Bell discussed the Justice Department's antitrust suit against the NFL and 12 member teams as a key test for sports broadcasting. He said the league will not seek a consent decree and noted the case could bring wider actions against other sports. The government argued NFL telecast limits restrain trade and may prompt actions against college football and baseball.
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Ottawa for a royal visit, kicking off a program of opulent entertainment hosted by Canadian officials and dignitaries in the nation’s capital.
In a confidential push, Rickey plans Leo Durocher as Dodgers manager for 1948 with Harold Parrott as key aide. Durocher, kept isolated in Chestertown, discovers a twelve point contract and adjusts to public attention, while training pressures and Stanky fallout shape his return. Some 20,300 displaced persons will enter Australia in the year ending next June.
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