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Evening star., 1935-10-07
RELIGIOUS ISSUE
TOUCHES TIGERS
Greenberg Would Return to
Lineup Despite Solemn
Jewish Observance.
BY EDWARD J. NEIL.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ ETROIT, October Back
to the Michigan ice box
came the 1885 World Series
- today, and to the jubilance
of the Chicago Cubs, clinging des-
perately to their forlorn chance for
base ball glory. despite Lon Warneke's
stunning shoulder injury. to the NUT
terings OF the home town Tigers,
baked one game short of their goal,
to the general hurly-burly of a Bit
ter no-quarter battle was added q
religious complication.
This is Yom Kippur. the solemn
day of atonement. strictest holiday
on the Jewish religious calendar. and
vet Hank Greenberg. OF orthodox
Bronx descent, again was ready to
play first base and hit in the clean
up position for the Tigers on the day
his religion says he can do no such
thing.
As Warneke, hero of the Cubs
pitching forces. retired to the side
lines with pulled muscle in his right
shoulder. probably out for the rest OF
the series, Greenberg reported that
his injured wrist was healed enough
to let him join the Tigers in their
assault on Larry French. Cubs vet
eran sauthpaw, in the drive today for
the one victory holding them of from
Detroit's first world base ball cham
pionship.
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"F0RC0TTENMEN"
CH|CACO'S PROPS.
Ra||ying Club Leaning on
Klein, Root in Quest of
World LaureIs.
BY FRANCIS f. STAN.
EtsT Correspondent of The Star.

Stdh correspondent VA 4lic oldi'
~ ETROIT, October 7.-Waging
an uphill world series battle
which, If successful, would
- match their amazing lash
to the National League pennant, Chi
cagos Cubs today turned to a pair
of base balls forgotten men" 'or
help.
One of them. stocky Chuck Klein,
stalked back into the memories of
fandom yesterday with a herculean
clout to bring the Cubs 3-to-l VIC
tory over Detroit's Tigers and present
the Chicago club with fighting
chance to win out in the battle for
world supremacy, which has been held
by the National League since 1882.
The other was Charlie Root. rank
failure as world series pitcher. who
may be entrusted with the task Of
actually pitching the Cubs to he
championship in the event Larry
French can best Tommy Bridges today
In the sixth game of series which
finds the Bengals leading three games
to two.
Klein. who already has dropped his
mantle of forgotten man." received
his chance because Fred Lindstrom
regular center fielder of the Cubs, has
been forced out by a broken finger.
Root may get his opportunity 10 re-
deem himself of painfully wrenched
shoulder sustained by Lon Warneke
while defeating Schoolboy Rowe for
the second time during the current
series.
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Tiger Shift Due,

II . tCbONCly, DO SlIl1I
ing line-ups brought out a new
Cub hero in Chuck Klein. former
National League batting champion
who was just another forgotten man
when the series started, alone in
terested Manager Cochrane. a tough
Irishman with everything at stake.
Hank says he can play and that's
what he'll do if he's really all right
again" said Mickey Furthermore,
Flea Clifton stays at third base"
That left Marvin Owen. Tigers reg
ular third baseman. sitting on the
bench for the first time in the series,
forced out by flashy youngster
who had not hit safely. though he
had belted some fine drives. and put
on spectacular fielding display
around third.
1t left Marvin, who isn't Jewish,
free to substitute for Greenberg, who
is. on the abstinence part of the
sacred holiday, when from sundown
last night to sundown tonight there
must be fasting, prayer and no work
of any kind But anyway. Hank was
to play if his arm. injured in the
first two games. felt right in practice.
Shoot at Pirates Record.
EVERYTHING was mixed today
with the battle between the Cubs
and Umpire Moriarty even hotter
than the National League champions
struggle with the Tigers.
A final victory for the Cubs would
equal one Of the rarest feats in the
world series history. Only the Pitts
burgh Pirates of 1925 were able to
fight back from the narrow edge OF
defeat to win out in seven-game
series. The Pirates, trailing / to 3
against Washington that time, did it
the only way it can be accomplished,
by sweeping the last three straight.
When Warneke left yesterdays
game he had pitched six scoreless
innings, allowing but three hits. two
of them in the fourth, and was well
on the way to his second series shut
out. He has allowed 9 hits in II
innings. He blanked the Tigers. 8
to 0, in a duel with Schoolboy Rowe
on the opening day.
Klein Gives Warneke Start.
KLEIN gave Warneke a lead when
he banged a home run off Rowe
deep into the right field seats in
the second inning, after Billy Herman
had tripled. In the seventh Herman's
second extra base belt, double.
scored Augie Galan. who had reached
first on a ground ball error by Owen.
The place was in an uproar in the
ninth, when Charlie Gehringer and
Goslin scratched infield singles off
Bill Lee and Pete Fox drove Gehringer
home with belt to left field. But
Bill Rogell flied out to short right
and Gerald Walker. batting for hitless
Owen, grounded out. advancing Cos
lin to third and Fox to second.
Phil Cavarretta, 19-year-old Cubs
first baseman, who has been having
a tough time of it in spots, pulled
the game out by snaring Clifton's
pop foul out of the box seats in right.
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fa) Harnt LnStrom
TI % s. esSsl. t. oss5ns :n:p s 9S'e
M ta rss a "a A%n '
as suas' and Stark a0n. Ie'Fu. Time " m''-
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.SPoR7SCopE
More Goats Than Heroes
Crop Up i'll Fuzzy
Title Series.
Z. STAN
RY FRANCIS f. STAN,

BY fhANCIS T.. SIAN.
~ ETROIT, Mich, October T.
The quaint, annual American
custom of bestowing halos
- and horns upon the deserv-
series promises to be pretty involved
this year.
1t seems that every diamond classic
must have its heroes and goats. just as
Judge Lands must have an iron rail
for his chin. It's part of the hot
stove league.
But unless things happen today
and tomorrow, IL there be a tomor-
row, the halo and horn bestOwers
are certain to encounter difficult
ties. especially those looking for
heroes.
II ever series was without stand
out hero, 1t has been the battle be-
tween the Cubs and Tigers.
THERE are no Dean brothers-or
even one Dean. Lon Warneke
has been the closest approach to Dizzy
or Daffy. but Lon had the misfortune
yesterday to wrench his shoulder, and
he couldn't finish a truly great job.
There has been no Bill Wamby to
pull an unassisted triple play; no Babe
Ruth to hit three home runs in one
game as he did against st. Louis in
1926. or to call his shots and hit two
four basers as he did against the Cubs
years later.
Even in the goat" field there
has been scarcity Of standouts,
such as Snodgrass. Merkle and
Zimmerman, Peckinpaugh and Mil.
jus.
Yet. depressing as is the situation
so far. hope beats strong in the
breasts of those who would glorify the
right base hit or the all-important
boot. There is good chance OF
hooking up future pitch or a strike
out with the past deeds of several of
the current eligibles.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
Composite Score, 5 Games
The composite for the first five Of the world series
CHICAGO 1NATIoNAL LEAGUE.
rRoIT AMERICAN LEAGUE

. II III II ZU gJI 3 9bI
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: 165 Is 80 81 IA IL 90 .21e
PITCHING RECORD

ninth inning game for Jurses ninth
Carleton. seventh inning fourth game
tBatted French eleventh inning. third game
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Series Figures

BY the Associat ted Press.
CHICAGO October Facts and sta
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

VosSA SGAye SOhACSSLS0Ss
August ~, 1895.
Sealed proposals viii be received
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Of the Board of Education until
M N August %. 1895 at q. I;o t, ?.
Of Heating Equipment. Duggan
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ESTATE of ETHEL ROSENFIELD
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said district, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the Dis
rrict OF Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
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settlement. Those who neglect to
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J. Petrosky, Of 81 Poplar ST., Wa
terbury, Conn, have filed an appli-
cation dated August 14th, 1885, with
the Liquor Control Commission for
a Tavern Permit for the sale OF
alcoholic liquor on the premises,
S22 Bank St., Waterbury, Conn. The
trosky, of 81 Poplar St., Waterbury,
Conn.,, and will be conducted by
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Waterbury, Conn.,, as permittee.
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premises, 276-27s Cherry St., Wa
terbury, Conn. The business is
owned by Francis C. Moynahan Of
IS Summer St., Waterbury, Conn.,,
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waterbury. Conn, have filed an APP
plication dated August 1st, 1885,
with the Liquor Control Commission
for a Tavern Permit for the sale of
1447 Bank ST., Waterbury, Conn
The business is owned by Antonio
Tremaglio, Of 1449 Bank ST., Waters
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alcoholic liquor on the premises, S61
West. Main St., Waterbury, Conn.
Gladney, of As Over St., Waterbury,
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Waterbury, Conn, as permittee.
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6Sr aSo reeR ~ .0T sss sale
lle South Main st., Waterbury.
Conn. The business 10 owned BY
Wilbrod Joseph ouertin. Of Cheshire
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conducted by Wlibrod Joseph 0uer-
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Hamilton Ave. Waterbury, Conn.
The business is owned by Thomas
Moynihan and Dennis Reardon, Of
431 West Main St., Waterbury, Conn,
and will be conducted by James p.
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Conn.,, as permittee.
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cation dated August 7th, 1885, With
the Liquor Control Commission for
a Restaurant Permit for the sale of
alcoholic liquor on the premises, 10
Caroline St., Waterbury, Conn. The
business Is owned BY Catherine
Conn.,, and will be conducted by
Catherine Hurley, of 26 Silver St.,
waterbury, Conn, as permittee.
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Liquor Control Commission for a
Restaurant Permit for the sale of
alcoholic liquor on the premises.
Main ST.. Oakville, Conn. The busi-
ness ts owned by John Nardoia Of
Main st., Oakville,- Conn. and will
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II you like a happy combination
of laughs and spine-tingling mys-
terry, the program at Warner
Brothers State to-day and tomor-
row will please you 100 per cent.
Heading the bill is "She Gets Her
Man, Enthusiastically the funniest
comedy to grace the screen of a
local theater this season. Zasu
Pitts 10 starred az a female &C.
Woman" and what she doesn't do
to "get her man" isn't worth talk
ing about. Zasu Ii aided and abet-
ted by Hugh O'Connell, another
grand comedian and q stellar cast
OF local favorites.
The companion feature is 1.-THE
Black Room" a rousing, spine-
tinsling mystery drama with Kar-
loft, the master Of makeup, in the
featured role supported by Miriam
Marsh, Robert Allen and Kath-
arine DeMille.
In keeping with its. policy Of
presenting the outstanding produce
tions of all the leading companies
the State will present another
noteworthy program starting Sat-
urday to be headlined by the in
comparable Katharine Hepburn in
Booth Tarkington's finest and
most popular story, "Alice Ad-
ans" Not since Morning Glory
for which she won the Academy
award has Katherine Hepburn had
such an opportunity to display her
great dramatic talent. She il sup
ported by Fred .MacMurray, Fred
Stone, Broadway favorite who
makes his screen debut in this pic
ture, and the gifted Evelyn Ven
able.
The extra added attraction will
be Were In the Money" starring
those two deluxe gold diggers,
Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell
with Hugh Herbert, Hobart Cav
anaugh and Phil Regain. These
lady racketeers, who prove the
nemesis Of any gent with a bank
roll, go to town in a big way in
this picture and defy you to
count the laughs they dispense
with their glib tongues and the
hilarious situations with which
they are confronted in their effort
to clean UP the playboys. It's the
tops In entertainment and q show
such as you have come to expect
to enjoy at your favorite local
theater.
Monday night a beautiful dia-
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or gentleman's Bulova wrist watch
and Is courtesy tickets to the
State theater will be given away.
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alcoholic LIQUOR on the premises; Ss1
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the Liquor Control commission for
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Of alcoholic liquor on the premises,
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ESTATE Of OCTAVE DION, late
of the town Of CRANKY Canada,
leaving estate. in this district.
deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the Dis
trict Of Waterbury. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
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The business is owned by John J..
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sale of alcoholic liquor on the prem-
ises, 10 Hill St., Waterbury, Conn.
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