MIAMITIMFS. MIAMI,F! ORIDASATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1953

Sports CloseupsBY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK (Global) lt .won’t be long before the “subway

sedies” will be on. The Dodgers and the Yankees will be at it again,and this writer is going out on a limb and pick the Dodgers. This isnot done because of any sentimental feeling for the underdog, but ifrecords mean anything at all, the Bums are in.

A player by player comparison reveals some interesting facts.Here’s how they stack up now:

Av. hits runs HJR. RBIBerra—Yankees • 301 144 77 27 104Campanella—Dodgers 314 158 99 40 139Oollins—Yankees 231 101 69 17 45Hodges—Dodgers 303 154 98 31 120Martin—Yankees 254 142 70 14 72Gilliam—Dodgers 281 159 119 6 61McDougald—Yankees 287 147 81 10 82Cox—Dodgers ‘ 292 87 44 10 43Rizzuto—Yankees 278 110 55 10 43Reese—Dodgers 268 132 102 13 60Woodling—Yankees 306 118 63 10 57Robinson—Dodgers 334 156 1 06 12 92Mantle—Yankees 301 130 99 40 139Snider-Dodgers 332 186 127 39 119Bauer—Yankees 303 124 127 39 119Purillo—Dodgers 344 165 82 21 93

The Dodgers’ club batting average is 308, and the Yankees’ is 285Based on these figures, the Dodgers are far superior. However, any-thing can happen in a dhort series. Even' in a good year, teams havebeen known to hit slumps and lose a number of games in succession.This happened to both teams this year, but mod notably to the Yanks.Therefore, it would seem that in any short series, a team might blowup.

On pitching records, the Yanks would seem to have the edge.Only Erskine among the Dodger pitchers, has as impressive a recordas at least three or four of the Yanks pitchers. But here again, in ashort series, the Yankee team could fold, and some of the Dodgerpitchers could come up with brilliant performances. Even though theyare not in the record books as top pitchers this year, it is simply follyto discount the power that could come from Joe Black, Clem Labine,Preacher Roe, and Billy Loes. All of them have been known to comethrough in a pinch.

So, on a basis of actual figures, together with impressive per-formances turned in by the Dodger pitching staff, and the depth ofthe Dedger bench, I’lltake them to win over the Yankees.

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Pretty Frances Floyd, singing sensation of Sparky Forte’s “DarkTown Scandals” show is getting raves from the regular Case Societyshow fans who frequent the popular 20th st. night spot. Featured alongwith Frances is “Taps” Paterson from the Club DeLisa in Chicagoand Rufus Beacham, blues singer and his band. Jimmy Reeves em-cees the fast moving show.

Fov SaleHOUSES-LOTS IN LIBERTY CITY

AND BROWN SUB AREASFREDERICK L. JOHNSON, REG. BROKER

1041 N.W. 3rd Ave. Phones 82-0450 Res. 64-1622

MORTGAGES SALES RENTALS

FOR SALEPERMA STONE 2-BEDROOMHOUBE. A BARGAIN. FURNISH-ED. WONDERFUL LOCATION.

5832 N.W. 19TH AVE.CALL OWNERPHONE 82-0660

2 LOTS in Goulds. Reasonable.Call 64-2814.

SAVE SI,OOO lf you have $3,500you can buy a real nice complete

furnished house. Lots of extranice yard. 3212 NW 52nd street,

phone 64-5767.

For RentTwo large, unfurnished rooms

in the rear. Private entrance.Look for the fence, 1577 NW 70thstreet.

FURNISHED One room effi-ciency apartment, $12.50 perweek. 3268 NW 46th st. Phone64-4819.

A new CBS house for rent inLiberty City, 1878 NW 66th st.near 19th ave. You can call at1943 NW 6th court, Miami, or at1890 NW 62nd terrace on 19thave., Liberty City.

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in. Full time or three nights aweek. No laundry. Two adults,1 child. Nice new small home.Excellent time off. Pay $35 week.Private room and bath in home.Phone 5-0908.

HELP WANTEDDOMESTIC HELP, HOTEL

MAIDS, CONSTRUCTION LA-BORERS may contact Mrs. I.Skyles when in need of work atthe E. Z. Employment Service,4950 NW 27th ave., phone 64-6714.

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IN LIBERTY CITYTake your choice of 2256 N.W. 64th Street or 2263 N.W. 51stTerrace.

The house on 64th Street is solid rock and concrete. It hasthree bedrooms, living room, kitchen, dining room, and bath-room. There is a fireplace in the living room. The full price Isonly $6,950, and the down payment only $750.

The house on 51st Terrace is a duplex, where you can haveyour home and an income. It is completely furnished, and hasa large two bedroom apartment, and an efficiency apartment.Each has Its own bathroom. A fine buy with only $750 down anda full price of $7,950.

See these two places, then call Mr. Lee at 64-5722 or 4-5353

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FOOTMLLBethune Cookman

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

12:00 Noon—Gala Parade led by Bethune-CookmanMarching Band

8:00 p.m.—Football Game—Orange Bowl

10:00 p.m.—Victory Dance—Harlem Square10th Street & Second Ave. Music by Bethune-Cookman College Collegians (1953 Pitts-burgh Curier’s Most Popular CollegiateOrchestra)

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