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Baylor PoSGS Dillard Ruins Schroll's No-Hitter
TnnnWTUranlWith Single to Center in Ninth
I wIIU II 111 reul MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (/P)' third innings. A double by
_r t j— Don Dillard cracked a 1-1 : Russ Snyder followed by Jim
8 * O_ __ i|« a =*« 'pitch on the line into centerfield; Gentile's 461 h homer gave
■ Cj ■ nnrnPrS iin the ninth inning vesterday to Baltimore two in the first in
. By JIM KARL ■ V J (break up A 1 Schroll’s no-hitter as ning.
Rip Engle has been spending a lot of time lately thinking PITTSBURGH (/P) —lf the the Minnesota Twins walloped
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about a couple of M-Boys, and their names aren’t Roger Maris Baylor Bears do to Pitt this: Dillard,’batting for pitcher Joe
and Mickey Mantle. [Saturday what Pitt Coach Schaffernoth to lead off the final
The culprits who have caused the silver-haired Lion'John Michelosen thinks they.fo® hit
coach some restless nights are George Mira and Bill Miller,[may do, the result will be'Schroll who had faced only 26
who team up to give the Univer-l [radically different from anvthing !bat * er . S up }? the ™ ntb ’ , . 1
sit.v of Miami one of the mostl er and a dangerous runner. He ithe Panthers have experienced in' Schroll then walked the next :
feared passing combinations inj gels Ihe ball away so fast it 'more than a season 1 * wo men an d S ava U P a three
the nation. does liille good lo rush him. He j .. w . L' t , h .. „| run triple to Tito Francona be-
Penn Stale will meet the Hurri- really tires ihe ball like he MinheWor. - y ’ fore retiring the next three men.
canes tomorrow night in the means it-hard and sharp." Werv ™4l if tIJ Ll francona scored on an infield
Orange Bowl betoro an expected Patrick said that Mira have t can, oul *
audience of 35,000-45,000. (him a little of Richie Lucas, Penn| see {h em w in n i n p a hie «ame bv ! T h e Twins struck for six runs
Mira, a sophomore flash from iState’s All-America quarterback[ an aw f u i j 0 | 0 f points” ° in the sixth inning, four unearned
Key West. Fla., is the best jof 1959 |3n awiui loj oi pom s. to sew up Schroll's fourth victory
quarterback prospect the Hur- , Ritchie was a better all-around! Michelosen s thinking, how- j n seven decisions,
ricanes have had in 10 years, Iplayer than Mira but Mira has the ever, runs contrary to the rec- j * ,
and that's saying a lot. j edge in passing,” Patrick said. "He °rds- In their last 12 games, the v FW YORK fAP'i_«;teve Rnr
Miami has come up with a num-lruns the option much like Lucas,: Panthers have given up only 91 , , \ A!btimn rfl A'Jni« * ’
her or good quarterbacks in the'.so we’ll have to be on our toes 1 points, an average of slightly r 444°
la<l decade, the ItHI lllilil'W ’ constantly. One defensive let- more than a touchdown a game. New York * Yankees
latest hemp Fran down on our part and boom, that Only three teams in that time w 4,:° , lplH L
Cum. who at- kid’s got ’em a touchdown. | have crossed Pitts' goal line ... , rfi „ .HV ; al W®
tamed All-Amer- fS. W "If he isn't scoring himself, i more than once. And each of 1 heThih?
ica status in 1!I59. ST - more than likely he'll be pass- 1 those teams—Oklahoma, Notre ' en J. , £ a, ?, ks u°i sec . ot }f
Miller, n 6 foot. fW ing to Miller or Larry Wilson. ! Dame and Penn State-scored 444, pl -jF h< L d the ninth
Impound end TJm their other end." Patrick said i only twice. h LJf a J? k , S ; T 4. a
la';;;'"hoSnmm Solid® h Z2! 1 But a combination of Baylor at- losefKuSSfarfflf-S
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taught 2b passes he said. They can keep your orr) „ ) nwar a w v, a t bp would con
for 5 touchdowns 9Hk defense honest with their rins ;° i S lowarcl would ton '
-last year and at “ p.m* up the middL" P j slder more reallstlc thlnk,nB
Miami's M-Boys Make
Hurricanes Dangerous
season’s end became the first
Miami junior to make an All-
America team.
Miller hauled in 33 aerials in
his sophomore year, the fifth
best performance in the nation
—and set an all-time Miami
pass receiving record for a sin
gle season.
lie caught six passes last year
against Florida Slate and seven
in 1950 against Michigan State.
Lion Coach Frank Patrick, who
scouted the Hurricanes in their
10-7 loss to Pilt and their 14-7
vidoiy over Kentucky, calls Mil
ler a “great receiver” but he
thinks Mira is the key man in
the Miami attack.
"He's definitely their leader."
Patrick said. "He's a sharp pass-
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BILL MILLER
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BOSTON (AP) —Jim Pagliaroni
drove in two Boston runs with a
homer and a double as the Red
Sox defeated Chicago 6-4 yester
day in their final home appear
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