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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03

Iar's are an ideal desert for a
maidlsss guest dinner not only
because they can be 50 delicious,
but because they are so easily
served. And II their filling Is lit
lie unusual they add just that
touch OF difference that every
hostess aims for to lift her dinner
above the ordinary Here. are two
shortcut recipes for orange tarts
made with filling Of sweetcned
condensed milk. that gives a itch
creamlness and smooth texture
Chocolate Orange Tarts
squares unsweetened chocolate
1-3 cup Il can sweetened con-
denscd milk
1-2 cup orange juice
Grated rind Of half an orange
oranges
baked tart shells
Melt chocolate in double boiler.
Add sweetened condensed milk,
stirring over boiling water until
mixture thickens. Add orange juice
and rind. Stir until thoroughly
blended. Cut orange sections into
small pieces free from membrane
and arrange in baked tart shells
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03
BROWN LOGAN

Saturday. Oct. 90. Miss Edythe
+. Brown. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Slaughter OF Hamilton.
Ontario. was united in marriage to
Percy ii Logan, son OF Mrs. S.
Logan and the late W. +. Logan.
of Toronto. Canada. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. III.
Peck OF Bethel A. w. r. Church.
The bride wore gown of chif-
fon vclyet. trimmed with rhine
stones and was given away by
Mrs. J IL Harmon Mrs. Harmon
wore handsome gown Of black
velvet.
After the ceremony. a delight
ful buffet supper was provided for
the newly weds at 1.-THE home Of
Mr. and Mrs Julius H. Harmon.
approximately thirty guests were
present ami many beautiful gifts
were received by the young couple.
Following the supper. Mr.. and
Mrs Logan left on a brief honey
noon trip
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WITH THE
: YOUNGER SET :
by ULYSSES W. BUYKN

,orita; Jetawyn Solomon iooh r,a
VERY woshful; Paul Smith ana Eli
zabeth Elkins portraying ! youhs
Mexican Couple; Kathryn and ser,
nice Brady in the flesh; Haroiu
Bailor looking sleepy; rreeuy
Guinyard and Bill Kemp mas
queradIng as two prize~fighters;
incidently someone masqqueraue9
as "Fagin. the Viper ana waiKeu
off with 3 or 4 coats.
Marion Porter is a very stunning
girl
Alice Cox has an interesting per-
|sonaity.
Naomi Swan Is the only rae
member on the Metropolitan y. w.
&C.. A. Girl Reserves Board.
Sunday members of the set were
honored TO hear Rev. herbert
Kings lecture. which was very m
spirational.
Bernadine Loving is keeping a
penny given to her by Rev. King
for souvenir.
The smart audience at the VIII
son last week lend boasted hap
py coterie OF this years popular
set.
Richard Anderson returned from
Miami Florida last Saturday where
he attended the American Legion
You should hear Rich
and tell the latest Southern tales.
Mortha Patton has been see..
quite bit recently without the
boy-friend.
The Ever Loyal Girl Reserves
gave a pre-HalIoween party Sat
lrday evening at the home OF
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Mothers Council Meet At
Baptist Christian Center

The Mothers Council of the Bap-
tist Christian Center met Tuesday,
%. at | p. III. The organization is
composed of mothers in the com
munity. Who seek the betterment
~ their children and their homes.
Mrs y. A. Swartwout OF Royal
Oak. Is in charge of the lessons in
making rugs Enthusiasm was
high. as the mothers prepared to
beautify their homes with these
rugs.
Twenty-three mothers and twel-
We children were present Mrs.
Matte g. Anderson. OF the Center,
Vas in charge. as usual, and gave
a few helpful remarks pertaining
10 the behaviour OF children.
Mothers are urged to attend the
meetings. so as TO gain the fun
benefit OF the lessons in rug
making.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03
Y.W.C.A.
N OF ES

Closing reports in the Lucy
Thurman Branch Y. w G. A. Mem
bership Emphasis Month will be
given ut large dinner In the
Branch building on Friday evening
November .. Rev. j. ID. Howell Of
ST. stephens Methodist Episcopal
Church will speak on this occasion
All leaders and workers will at
tend and also many girls from the
club department who have assisted
in the membership work of the
month Mrs. J. NJ. Norris. chair
man of Girls Reserves. will report
for her division and Mrs. Charles
Hill chairman OF employed girls.
will report for hers. The general
membership Of the Y. w. C. 4. is
cordially invited
Others who will participate
are Mrs, Freddie Brewer. Mrs.
Mary Moses. Miss Louise Hender-
son. Mrs |. II. Martin. Mrs. Mary
Osby. Mrs Charlotte Sebastian,
Mrs Ida Owensa Mrs. Estelle Iaw-
kins. Mrs. Lucille Hafford. Mrs.
Matte Williams. Mrs. j VI. Knox.
MIS-. j X. Lewis. Mrs. plumar
Pittmon. Mrs Jessie Rogers. Mrs.
Kathleen Swanson Mrs Mckinney.
Mrs. Emma Duncan. Mrs. Lillian
Grimes. Miss Agnes Brown. Mrs.
Flossie Paige Miss Hattie Win
sted, Mrs. Katie Cheatam. and
Mrs. Carruthors.
Miss Ethel Waters. noted blues
singer, and Miss Etta Moten.
star OF Flying Down 10 Rio. were
honor guests at dinner given by
The employed girls of the Lucy
Thurman Branch on October IS.
Both graciously expressed their
appreciation OF the dinner and the
hospitality shown them in Detroit
at the Y. W. G. A. The girls pre-
>ented each star with an attractive
corsage. Throughout their respec-
i've theatrical engagements Miss
waters and Miss Moten were
quests al the Lucy Thurman
Branch dining rooms and resi-
lence.
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MODERN PROGRESSIVE CLUB

The club held the seventh meet
ing this season, Thursday evening
Oct. IL, at the home OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. Fleta Matthias, 1922
Binder. Final details are complet-
ed for the party given Oct. 81.
Bridge was played and prizes
awarded
The club also met recently with
Mrs. May Reddick.. 5405 oath st.
Plans were made for future enter
tainments. Bridge was enjoyed and
prizes awarded. First prize went
To Miss Frances Turner: second,
Mrs Fleta Matthias: third. Miss
Doris Young. A dainty menu was
served by the hostess.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03

A large audience is anticipated
One well known business establish
ment alone has purchased large
block OF tickets and reserved a
special section TO be occupied by
It's entire staff. Local clubs and So
cial organizations are arranging TO
be- represented in groups in spe-
cially reserved sections.
The great Choir OF famous sins
crs Will arrive in Detroit on the
of Nov. 22nd and will at
once repair 10 the Lucy Thurman
Branch of the Y. w. c. A. and the
Y. VI. C. A. whore arrangements
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socIAI.s

Walter Jackson. of birmingham.
Ala. was the recent guest of his
sisters. Mrs. J. Lee and Mrs.
Jerome Mcmillan. and brothers-in-
law. Phil Lee and j. Mcmillan
They gave party in honor of Mr..
Jackson. Friday evening. oct. 3.
Whist, bridge and delightful re-
freshments Were features. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Draines. Mr.. 'qnd Mrs. Thornton.
Mrs Alberta Clay. Mrs. Willie f.
fhomrs., MRS. NJ. Bonorge. Mrs.
r. Jefferson Mrs. Mary Russell
Mrs Colbert Messrs. l.. Horton,
Ford. Wilson. Brazil. J Williams,
and Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse G. Moss.
2i05 Chicago Boulevard have re-
turned 10 Detroit. after visiting in
Little Rock Arkansas: St. Louis
and Chicago. Illinois.
Mrs Elizabeth Logan, in Iron
wood avenue. has returned from a
delightful trip TO Washington, |
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Atlantic |
'ity. and Richmond.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03
IETY and WOMANS PAGE

Dorothy Miller on Scotch avenue.
Those present were: Bernice
Strong. Booker Helm. Ruth Murray
Tom Swain. Dorothy Miller. Whit
field Reid. Lorraine Moss. Robert
Matthews. Louise Moss. Stanley
Sangston, Charlotte Manning, Peter
Cassi. Jacqueline Williams. Billy
Woodson. and Bernard Houston.
LeBron Simmons and Elizabeth
Duncan, accompanied by Mr.. Sim
mons parents, went 10 Chicago
last weekend, to see the Worlds
Fair.
The Sub-Debs' opening fall meet
ing will be held Friday evening, at
the home of Miss Victoria Mccall,
on Parker.
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have been made to entertain them
during their brief visit to Detroit.
From Detroit the singers go to
Minneapolis 10 appear with the
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
and thence to Oklahoma to fill al
ready contracted engagements.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03

Add honey. Then add lemon flavor
ing and Lemon Yellow Food Col
or, or lemon Flavotint alone. to
cream and milk, and stir well to
dissolve. Warm mixture to luke
warm--NOT HOT (110 degrees F)
Remove from stove Add dissolv-
ed tablets for making junket stir
a few seconds to mix we'll, then
pour at once into the freezer can.
Let stand In a warm room until
firm about 10 minutes then cool.
Pack in ice and salt. and freeze.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE

The Detroit Housewives League
held its regular weekly meeting
Tuesday evening. Oct. 10th. at
Bethel A. NJ. r.. Church.. Mrs.
Fannie u. Peck. presiding.
A very interesting program was
In charge OF Miss Gertrude Talbot,
chairman OF program committee.
A brief article on the History Of
Negro journalism" was read by
Mrs. Malloy. after which several
No~ro nowera~e~s we're disnlaved
from which articles of peculiar In
ferest 10 \ usewives we're read.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. 3Utn.
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SOPHISTICATED LADIES' CLUE

The club met on Oct. II. at 625
Illinois street II was brief
business session and plans were
made for a pre-EIallowe'en party.
All members were present. except
Mrs II. Williams who is iii at her
home in Superior street
The hostess. Mrs. Lumpkin,
served an appetizing menu. Mrs.
Thornton, 675 Livingstone, will be
the next hostess.
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- CLUB NOTES -

mass meeting sponsored by the
Organization Committee OF the
Housewives League was held
Jointly by the business men and
women and the Housewives Lea
que II featured some interesting
facts. valuable to both business
men and housewives.
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LADIES SOCIAL CTR

The clubs regular monthly
meeting was held with Mrs. Jones.
in Melborne street. Oct. H. The
topic Of discussion was ECONOMY
And Waste" and the discussion
was very interesting. Mrs. Phillips
rccitod poem. "Johnson's Flood
which was well received.
After the program. the members
were served dclectable luncheon.
Miss Bette Terrell. SIS Mel
bourne street. viii be the next
hostess
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SMART SIT SOCIAL CLIB

The club met with Alonzo
Brown. 26i9 Sherman. at its recent
session The dance on Oct 20 was
a fine success. The hostess served
"a savory repast after which the
evening was spent at bridge.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Sarah James. 26SI Mon
roe street.
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NORDET SOCIAL CLUR

The club made its semi-annual
report. Oct. II. at the home OF w.
]. Williams. 1917 DeQuindre
street. Though the organization is
only six months old. the club is
meeting with marked success. A
smoker will be sponsored at an
carly date which will be duly an
nOunced.
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BIG TWELVE CLUB

The Big Twelve Club. OF Second
Mt. Olive Church, will have a rail-
ly on Nov. IL.
Mrs. Ford was a recent hostess
OF the club. Last Thursday the
meeting was at the Second Mt.
Olive Church. Mrs. M. Banks IA
president Of the Organization.
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GARDENIA SOCIAL CLUE

The club met with Mrs. Lillian
Williams, 27ll Monroe. Oct. IA. AZ
ter the business routine. the hos
tess served dainty repast. Bridge
was played. Mrs. Inez Bean being
awarded first prize.
! The club was entertained. Mon
day evening. by Mrs. Odessa Rivers
in her lovely apartment on Macomb
street A savory luncheon was
served, Bridge was enjoyed. Mrs.
Lucille Dawkins receiving first
prize Mrs Dawkins Will be the
next hostess To the club
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Golden Tart>
! rs cups 81 cam sweetened con-
dcnsed milk
oranges
3 eggs
3 tablespoons graduated sugar
- baked tart shells
b end sweotened condensed milk
with diced pulp and juice OF or
anges Add well beaten egg yolks
Pour into tart shells Cover top
With meringue made by beating
egg whites until stiff and adding
sugar Bake IL minutes. or until
mcringue is brown. in a moderate
ly sisw oven 1925 degrees F..
lione, Junket lee Cream
| quart milk
cup heavy cream
| cup strained honey
. tablets for making junket
/ tablespoon cold water
teaspoon lemon flavoring with
frw drops yellow Jnnket Food
DColor
Dissolve the tablets for making
unkct I'm l tablespoon cold water
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notice.!

Cards oil Thanks, -in memo-
RAMS" and announcements
advertising affairs for which
admission fees are charged.
are classified under the head
Of ADVERTISING and must
he paid for. In order 10 In
sure publication In the Tri-
bune-Independent.
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IUNIOR GIRLS CLuR

The Junior Girls Club met Oct.
%. at the home OF Mrs. Santos.
433 Palmer The meeting was in
teresting. Final plans were made
for the tea which was given Oct.
2S. at 2S5 Farnsworth, and the
party at 523 Hancock. Oct. 30.
Olivia Lewis was voted into the
club
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-03

Traditional Halloween week .
witches COLLINS. and apple-bob
bling was celebrated In a very "bii
way" Several masquerade parties
and dances were featured amont
the many types OF celebration.
Parties started Tuesday nigh
and are continuing over the week
end. A list OF the many activities
past and present are: The pre-
halloween Mardi Gras. Monday
evening. oct 30. at the beautiful
Graystone Ballroom. Woodward, at
Garfield; The Alpha Kappa Alpha
dance at the Artistic Temple. Oct.
30: The Neisner Girls party at the
Rainbow Gardens. also on Oct. so;
Oct 81. Halloween night, VIII see
the gang all over town; Rita Mason
rarty on Mckinley and Lillian
Browns party. Friday, Nov. 2; The
A. X. A. Sorority home coming
dance at Harriet Street School III
Ypsilanti Saturday night. Nov. g.
YOU SHOuLD KNOW THAT:
Last week was very full one
with its many parties. Outstandlhe
OF which was the Musical Review
and Dance az the Parrish House OF
ST Matthews church last Friday
evening. ObsciVed--Lillian Brown
looking sweet and spending most
Of her time with some new hand
some gent; Kathleen Coote dane
ing with some tall dark handsome
curly headed young man; PM
Walker missing very few dances
vi,'an Bass ravishing in long
Dl ok and white dress: George
Higgins and Theodore Van Buren,
seen in a huddle apparently tell
ng jokes-nice ones OF course;
Virginia Trotter in beautiful gold
md black creation; Clarence Brad
ield looking Intellectual; Lorraine
Moss having trouble getting her
Iances Strengthened out; Buster
billiard talking Parliamentary law
etween dances; Elizabeth Green
boxing as well as ever; Louis
trong and Henry Anderson on
cry friendly terms, vera anu
LATHE Pate and many others were
mere.
The Del-Sprites party last Fri
ay was very picturesque affail
any of the young folk wore mask
nd were dressed In colorful cos
INES.
Sarah Davis scantly clad in
ussian Ballet costume caused
lite a commotion; Robert Coker
the costume OF his African"
lcesters: Norma Cocker lookine
Ike a belle of the '90's with all |
le upholstering; Harry Solomon
nd Carlyle Johnson looking like |
NO French Apaches from the
Iums OF Paris: Cecile Bland re-
a dashing Spanish Selar
81
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STOP woRRYINGl

PUP blown Dry) Is used full strength
ana you can always see the exact dose.
doctors have told married W o m n
never 20 risk strong. poisonous COM
pounds. eresoi. carboiIc acid. rs well
ns unknown products Of doubtful value
ana perhaps harmful. Your doctor can
zen you fUF IL safe and soothing 70
the tender tissues---sure In its action
and lasts for hours.
Too are now able 20 buy PUFF every
wnere-the new product that women
All over the world have been waiting
years and years to obtain. A method
o. POSITIVE and SURE application Of
fuf Powder has ~ last been discovered
eter years Of untirlng effort on the
PeV o. IhE PUF COMPANY. Tel
year friends about n NJ oncei
huy An antiseptic that win stop unae-
sired germ development for hours. 10
net take chances with water solutlona
kses Ter perhaps half = inmate
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SOJOURNER Truth CLUE

The club held a very enjoyable
social affair last Tuesday after
noon. at the Dunbar Civic Center,
where dinner was served to eigh-
teen. Miss Mildred Bostic is presi-
dent Miss Iris Jackon. ecretary.
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Ultra MODERN CLIR

The club gave n cocktail party,
Saturday evening More than n
hundred guests attended. The next
social affair sponsored will be on
November 3. II. Montgomery Is
president OF the club.
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THE DETROIT SCHOOL OF
Music, Associate Centre Of The
Deroit Conservatory Of Music. All
branches Of music taught, Piano,
Voice, Violin, Orchestral and band
instrumenfs-DramafIc Arts, Dane
ing. Prices are reasonable. S46 Z.
Kirby Ave.-Tr. 2-491L
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and Mrs Grant Green and Mrs. c.
Harris. bridge party. Saturday;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stewart, n. De-
troit. dancing party: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweeney. dancing party. Saturoa,
evening. Oct. 6.
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Of her personality A glove or
handkerchief OF hers is seldom real
~ lost because the ordour il bears
Is well known Those who know
her always recall her whenever
they smell her particular perfume
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SICK AND CONNALESCING
Hagerman Munce who has been
confined AZ 81 Aubin General
Hospital. with broken leg. is
rapidly recovering and desires to
have his friends visit him
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Eua Jessye Concert
Arouses Great Interest

Great interest has been aroused the music loving
public by the announcement of the appearance in
Detroit Thursday, November 22nd of the Eva Jessye
Choir of New York, well known stars of the National
Broadcasting COMPANY
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BEAUTY
HINTS
n NJ n-.
HOW DO YOT wALKl
BY Nina Temple


HOW Do YOU WALK
Watch the women as the pass
uown the street and you will be
amazed TO see how few walk
well. m o OF them just
go sinking along. Sometimes the
fault is due 20 weak ankles or
stiff joints. II II Is, then exercise
the ankles and then massage them
we'll with olive oil nightly. Also
massage the knee and hip joints.
Then observe yourself walk in q
rail mirror until you attain good
carriage.
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FOR SALE
EVERYWHERE

ss zen educated women have
nysiene . Just ~ Important ns mouth
..sn Ane tooth paste. PUF Antisrptio
s.aer Blown Dry Ia the most safis-
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STICK TO ONE PERFUME

The woman OF taste selects one
odour Of perfume and then sticks
To that She can always be identi-
fiod by \ untll Il becomos a part
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Tarts With Magic Filling Give
Dinner Distinction
4, Betty barclay

rrs are an ideal desert mixture Top
adlsss dinner only with
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-04

Frisch flied out to White, and Mar
tin was held on second. Medwick
singled to left, scoring Martin, and
the batter continued on to second
on the throw to the plate. Collins
also singled to left, and Medwick
trying to score was thrown out, Cos
lin to Cochrane. Cochrane was hurt
as Medwick slid into the plate. One
run, three hits, no errors.
Tigers-Rowe struck out White
out, Frisch to Collins. Cochrane
walked. Gehringer hit to right cen
ter, Cochrane going to third. Green
berg famed. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Fourth Inning
Cards-Delancey flied out to Cos
lin, hitting the first ball pitched.
Orsatti out, Greenberg unassisted.
Durocher out, Owen to Greenberg.
Nc runs, no hits, no errors.
Tigers Goslin out, Durocher to
Collins. Rogell doubled to center.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-04

first and run down, Walker to Col
Inns to Frisch to Walker to F'risch,
who made the putout. Cochrane
struck out. One run, two hits, no er-
rors.
Tenth Inning
Cards-Delaneey flied out to Cos
lin Orsatti cut, Gehringer to Green
berg. Durocher flied out to Fox. No
runs, no nits, no errors.
Tigers-Gehringer was safe when
Frisch juggled his grounder. Green
berg flied out to Rothrock, Geh-
ringer holding first. Goslin flied out
to Rothrock, Gehringer holding
first. Rogell up. Gehringer stole sec
ond Rogell walked. owen flied out
to Orsatti. No runs, no hits, no err
rors.
Eleventh Inning
Cards-B. Walker famed. Martin
doubled to left center. Rothrock
famed. F'risch out, Gehringer to
Greenberg. No runs, one hit, no
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-04

berg to Rowe, who covered first. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Tigeis-Rogell was safe at first
when Martin threw wild and the
batter raced on to second. 1t was
an error for Martin. Rogell was out
at third. Hallahan to Martin, on
Owens attempted sacrifice. Owen
was safe at first. Fox popped out to
Frisch. Rowe was called out on
strikes. No runs, no hits, one error
Seventh Inning 800.
Cards-Delancey lined to Rogell,
who made a spectacular catch, fall
ing to the dirt but holding onto the
ball. Orsatti out, Gehringer to
Greenberg. Durocher fouled out to
Gehringer, who raced over near the
stands to make the catch. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Tigers-White flied out to Duro-
cher, who went back into left for the
catch. Cochrane grounded out
Frisch to Collins. Gehringer walked