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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
. FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES .
FIVE YEARS q d

The Burton Board Of Educa-
ton gets all stirred up over ALE
cations concerning imperialism
tactics used on teachers, alleged
~ brought to light by the Eye
Opener, Mount Clemens Teach
ers' club publication.
Retail sales show definite i'm
provement over 1884. according
to q business census Of the city
for the board Of commerce.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
10 YEARS G d

Fred ]. Renaud, Of Detroit,
has rented the Plaza, and James
Morse, same city, has rented the
Avery.
The new dog law ID now In
force, and all animals will be as
sessed by the treasurer. .. 49,.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

EttfySuN0 yeors ooo q boy boby wa
ot brounou-on-the-lnn, q tiny
61yion town. On April 20, all Ger
estebsotes the birthday Of that
0r-Adoif Hitler.
Y H. Americon historion, told
~ Silent ROW he devoted
asiflessly to ooinino the free
hle people from oQoressors.
yH1l(lorn died. said Motley, the
ppti In the streets. The Duke
56ssor Of The Netherlonds,
ny, The peopIe Of Ger
1ynet WITH hunting
1n&16se NIT
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

Lucie Neville u ptnch-hiftin0
tor Paul Harrison, nOW touring
army camps and defense indus
tries.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
A AGO d

N. Z. Reid has sold his fine
residence on North avenue to
Dr.. George M. Smith.
J. r. Murphy will erect .
handsome new sign on the Glenn
entine corner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

George w. Torton II home
from New Baltimore, after some
days enjoysbly occupied there.
Hoffman's Bazaar announce .
one-fourth of sale Of all goods
on Tuesday and Wednesday,
April 81 and q.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
c. YEARS q TO-DAY

Dr. Smiths Office, since tres
co-pointod BY Winchell, y IN
aportment ~ for . princess.
Prank Provost y erecting q
strOee QriAkiing apparatus at
~ 1set : oesl1v seEssG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Big 3 Meters Gain
I'd Round in National

FOREST HILLS. y Y Aug
30 Playing before slim crowd
the big three Of the mems division
advanced through the first round
today q the national tennis
championships started and one of
the highly favored women stars
moved ahead While TWO others
ldled.
Don Mcneil defending cham
pion from Oklahoma CitN. beat
George Pryor Of Pittsburgh. 6-3
Cd Ga Bobby Riggs Of Chicago
seeded on top, eliminated Robin
HlppenSucl. of san Bernardlna
Cal g. Ga a. and frankie
ke+ae>T Oakland. Cal Snedne
No >. advanced with An indifer.
ont Ga As. 81 Is victory over
Barnard Welsh. OF Rockville Md
The WomenS scramble for ?
successor IN Alice Marble. who
left her throne for professional
tennis. presented one top-aicht
match in which Dorothy Rundy oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Johnny Upon Gains Spot
On All-Star State 81

FLINT. Aug 30.-Johnny Lipon
who lesped from the Detroit sand
lots 10 smuggling fame with Mus
kegon in the Michigan State minor
league. today was honored with
the Shortstop post on the loop S
annual all-Star team.
In addition 10 LipOn. the MuSkc-
gon team also came up with Man
ager Jack Tighe catcher. and
Adam Bengoechea. second base,
incidentally, was one Of two re-
peaterS.
Also picked for the second year
was Jack knight. manager Of the
leading Flint Indians. Flint. like
MuSkegon gained three position
choices Steve Gromek pitcher
now with Cleveland. Carl Fiorc.
third base and Gordon Goodell.
represent the Flint nine
The rest Of the team is com
posed Of Tom Hamill Grand
Rapids pitcher Everett Robinson.
Lansing first baSeman Norman
Snyder 81 Joseph outhelder
and Stan Plstek Saginaw. out.
fielder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Santa Monica Cal eliminated
Mrs Norma Barber. Of" New York,
former national indoors singles
champion. 6-3. GO.
MISS Bundy IS seeded third
Fourth-Secdcd Helen Bernhard
Of New York beat Mrs. Madgc
II. No>ters. 81 LanSdowne Pa.
81. g. while top-Sceded Pauline
Betz. of Los Angeles and second
seeded Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke.
OF New York, held first round
byeS.
In other matches. SiNth-seeded
WAYNE Sabin, OF Reno. Nev.. beat
Earl Cochell Southern California
student a. so 81 and fourth
seeded Ted Schroeder. ce-holder
Of the national doubles title. raj
lied 10 advance against Or. II.
Ellsworth Davenport. Of New
York 6-3. As SIS. 6-1 81 Sid
ney Wood former Wimbledon
champion. was put out by Gard
mar MunoN of Coral Gables Fla
6-3 Sc S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
nO0 200 20n 2
600 600 ono n
Ben Hogan, II Under Par,
Tops Field at Hershey

HERSHEY Pa Aug so Con-
tinuing his brilliant streak NJ sub
par golf. Ben Hogan Hershey pro.
and tho years top money winner
posted 50 for a total score of POS
70 hold bis lead with "a strokes
under par in-the $1,000 Hershey
Opcn -eoT tournament this after
~0n..
he lttlt Texan. who Is cunning
his ffty-fourth consecutive
money spot needs only IN shoot a
"a IN tomorrow final round 10
break The course record of $50
established by Henry Picard IN tho
1887 Open
\ Hogan went out m par rs and
swept the hack nne with four
under par ~ 49,
Denny Shute Chicago. dropped
2 hole-in-une on the lS9-yard four
tecnth green and carded a 20 for
1S9 II was ShuteS second hole
in-one during his golfng career
He dropped The other into The cup
during h tournament az Augusta
Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
.DankOWSki
Wins Boys
Net Title

James JankoWski Won the bows
title infhe FIRST Detroit City Open
tennis tournament by defeating
Bob Phmenfeld. 6-2 So. Satur-
day a Inc Detroit TENN, Club
Bill Drudge defeated John Van
Wagner IN the finals of the sec
uonal tournament held earlier
qualifying The winners for the ma.
uonal meet a. Culver. Ind hui
both were eliminated in early
rounds this time. JsnkowSH IS a
pupil Of Mrs HoXe, Hamtramck
High School teacher
Moving into The final of the
WRior division were Harry Vito.
Yak member Of the Hamtramck
team. and Andy Patton. Ann Arhor
pupil of Leroy Weir. University nj
Michigan coach. They viii meet
this Sunday
Patton defeated Leonard Wlodar-
czyk. state novice champion. IN A
threc-Set struggle -, 3-6, So
WitcZak was also extended 10 down
Jerry Gurman 81 81 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Only three Rods reached base
t"o ~ them getting on through
errors and Tho other being walked
nv Narnckc. Two of those were
onculfcd n double plays none
reached second safely and only
ono WAS left As the veteran right
handler scored bus fifteenth victory
n mo Year in The thick Of the Ma
tLnnalLha-lc pcnnant race
Tho iWo nuns that were scored
- make his victory possible came
ir tno seventh when with two out
and no ono on base Riddle walked
Brown and llopp followed with a
single fo center Padgett then
s'aShcd a drive 80 night center and
Craf' dropped inc ball FOR an error
as 'hc t~0 runs clattcrcd home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Continued on Page Three)
Finishes
in Race
Devil Diver Leads
Stablemates Across
Line at Saratoga

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y,
Aug. 30.--T'he historic Hopeful
Stakes. one of the richest juvenile
events Of the year, was nothing
more than merry-go-round today
when the Greentree and Manhas-
set Stable entry of Devil Diver,
Shut Out and Amphitheatre ran
one-two-three. in that order.
Backed into 2-5 -faVoritism the
trio paid only $3.50, $3.50 and S2.4o
across the board.
Jockey Jack Sicily rode Devil
Diver, which took the big share
of the pot. exactly SIS, $50, while
Eddie Arcaro was on Shut Out,
which earned $500. also for the
Greentree Stable. The show horse,
Amphitheatre. picked up a 81 500
check for the Manhasset Stable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Hard TO Believe

An tho clubhouse after the game
Warneke could say was. Il
can't believe il.
Cardinal Manager Billy South
worth praised Warneke : perform
ance As superb and pointed out
n was the first nO-hlt game nc
had over witnessed.
There was no question 81 II
being no-hit game" South
worth asserted. There wasn't
n hall hi that could have been
classified Is even Of the scratch
variety. Lon II a fine hurlrr and
the honor Of pitching no
hitter couldn't have gene te
more deserving player"
Eleven years a major Lacquer
and holder Of four one-hIt per
fornancce. Warneke got his FIRST
no-hlf'cr against Elmer Riddle
tho hurting sensation NJ the Rods
So ho allowed only FIVE hts in the
duel Witnessed ny 10000 fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Pat Abbott,
Hostile Crowd
His 4 and 3 Victory
Unpopular With Fans;
Recaptures Crown
He Won in 1889
By HAROLD HEROUX
International News service sports Writer

OMAHA, Neb, Aug 30.-Mar-
vim Bud Ward OF Spokane,
Wash, today reCaptured his lost
crown as the nations No simon
pure golfer. But from the action
of An HnfHiy- crowd Of 1000 GAL
leryiteS trailing the finals Of the
1941 national amateur golf cham
IpionShip. one might think Wards
Opponent, Pat Abbott, had won
Ward chalked up and ;
victory, but AT the thirty-third and
final hole. he was pushed aside by
the pro- Abbott mob. which grabbed
the handsome part-time actor from
Los Angeles and placed him on its
shoulders.
This. of course, was quite en-
barrassing 10 Abbott. He was the
loser, not the winner. All The
glory and all the honors are sup
posed 10 go 10 the winner But
Ward didn't win in the minds Of
the mob. Abbott was their man,
and they were going 10 honor him
despite the figures on the Official
score card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Totals "a " d Totals 70 q Is
sBattsd for Hudson IN third
Psttsd for Mssterson IN eighth.
New work 300 0O0 l20-s
Washington 600 nOl 600
Runs sturn Rizzuto ? Heinrich 2
Dickey. Selkrk Gordon. Case Errors
sturrn Case TRAVIS Early. HUDSON Runs
bAttsd Keller 2 Dickey. Selkirk
Three base hits-Kellsr, Vernon Sacrifice
hits Breuet RiZzuto Stolen bsse-Case
Double plays Vernon 20 Travis Selki-k IN
Gordon 10 Siurm Left on bases New
YORK : washington 4 Hits or Hudson
IN innings or Masterson IN IN
nings m Anderson I IN I inning Bases
IN halls or Masterson Struck out
Py Hudson . nv MAsterson nv Breuer
Hit hy pitcher Selkirk CIV master
sor' rmp'res -Cusye MCGOWAN and
Quinn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

TalAls - ES2E - TetAss 1a y ?. y
'Bafte6 FOR Over hi ninth
Rated for Aier 10 ~nth
1.-TWO ON when winning fr scored
Baffec f0f l0rrwsr IN seventh
tPsa for Hsrfneft N sstsrfr
Rfocsftr n1G 800 mn :
New YORK nm o2e OH Z
Runs Cam Netwtck RiEEr Ra-isp.
or Dsnn'ng Inffe. Error, Rssss
over Hss Runs hated N Rigs 3.
Hsls or TWo-hAs. hts Jurret
Hse Barter Home runs Rtggs or
Sscrfcs MIS- Lehman RHrtsU stolen
nasss Hale Walkser Double uIay
Camlti 90 Pssss Left .on bases Brook
syn New Nors HTS orr I.nhrmAn
= In -lnnLnIs-af k'mbalL 3 In 5 innings
,rane cot when rel eyed IN sNthl. or
-kHsHe h-A-lH-4- . 1--a4lsasa ar A-4eA- q A.
p MINIS IN WEns IN 2.3 inning
Rases IN halls OT iHnrmA7 i, ~ Row
r1ar ~ ANfr SirIrk out ~
Lehman hy BOWMAN J. by French
hs HFhs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Arkansas Native

The crowd had boon pulling for
~rneko an through The closing
rr-- arrft fter- f1f-- finally had
0alncd his FIRST no-hiter ne was
greeted hv great cheer
4 native OF Arkansas Warnckc
has boon pitching since 1928 and
reached The ma lors m 1880 ioin-
ing Tho Cubs fot whom mr. Won Two
World ScIie> games m 1875. r1e
following Year he Went 10 the Car
O. mails
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Sports Features
On Inside Pages

Leo Mscdonell's Sports Column.
Sailing Results. Times Bowling
CIaSSlc ................ Page 9
Tigers Recall -. Times Softhall
Schedule. George MaSkinS or
The State Beat........A Page 2
Bob Murphy's Bob Tales, Opening
of High School Season Hailed
How 10 Be Better Shooter
L Of VI Football Invitation,
out Gus Dorals Lists L. Of n s
Toughest Foes ......... Page 4
Complete Racing Information
s'''.'.'. ..''.'...'s ...'..'s..t PAEe ,
In the Open.,....,.,...,.Pa :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Ydnks She||d(k
Senators, 81
Breuer's Six-Hitter
Gives Him Ninth
Victory of Season

WASHINGTON. Aug 80 The
New York Yankees shellackec
Washington. s TO ! today anc
pushed the Senators further into
the American League cellar.
Marvin Breuer flipped the tri.
YankS TO a Six-hit vic.
tory and enabled them 10 creep &
bit closer TO the championship. II
was Breuer'S ninth win this season
New York bh4dgeoned Sid Hud,
son for three runs in the first in.
ming, and from there out were ir
command completely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Harness Racing Sci
Here Starting Monday

The rhythmic hoof heats Of the
trotterS and PAGERS Will soon he
heard Al the State Fair Grounds
as the leading stables in this part
Of the country begin moving IN
for the hlg SIX-day meeting nj
harness racing. starting Labor
Day and running through Septesn.
her q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Beagle Voted Best
At Dog Show Here

Champion Craftsman of Walnut
Hall 2-year-old beagle owned by
Mrs. Hardness Edwards of Done
vail. Ky, went best of show Sat-
urday night Al the ChrNsler Dog
Show. A field of 54l dogs com
peted.
other winners
sporting group Champion Marc ~ Mari
dor owned rs Wlfred Kennedy NJ
Bob Along owned hv Dr and Mrs George
wiseman Jr Amhurst y Terrier group
Little Mans Douhie owned ~ m and
Henry Celayo san Antonio. Tex Toy
crop Perfection Tsrader owned hy M
8 I RiRdon Fort Wavne Ind and Nor
sporting -Jet0 owned p, leto kennels Ham
wOnd lnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
CLEVELAND

sBailed f0T BLOWN ln ffVenIn'
Batted Tor Desaufels In eIGhth.
.Batted for Enenttst IN eighth.
Runs hAtted iu-Stainbsck Y. Campbell n
Roudresu Tebbets 2 Mack 2, CroucheT
Two-baSe hits -Mccosky. Meyer Tehbe,is
Heath. G Campbell Croueher Home runs
p Campbell. Mack. Crouchsr Left on
bases Detroit Cleveland ia Double
play Meyer 70 Croucher 10 YORK Baser
IN balls or SsWsom a. off smith ? off
Brown J. on Eisenstst off Krakaus-
kas l. struck nut By NsWsom s. ~
Smith : BY Brown ?. rs krakaMkas
Hits orr Smith m A23 innings of
Brown ! In 223 innings. mr. EissnStst 3
IN ! inning Empires Pssssrella. Rommrl
and Basil Losing pitcher Smith. Time
rs Attendance 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Dodgers Drop
DoubIe-Hedder
Giants Tumble
Flatbush Flock
Into Second Place

NEW YORK, Aug 30. The Now
: ! TIT Grants ffrffftrii f7rooik ifvr1 =
Dodgers. 4 10 ; and 3 10 ], IN both
ends Of double header ~ the
Polo Grounds Itoday and thereby
tumhled the HatbuSh flock in,O
second place IN the National
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Red Sox SIuQ
To Beat Md(ks

FENWAY PARK. BOSTON.
Aug 20 Back IN the chummv
confines ~ FenWay Park. thc
Boston Red SoX returned 10 their
smuggling HABITS this afternoon
whipping the Philadelphia Ath-
letlcS, II 10 3 behind Charley
Wagner.S SEVENTH pitching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
BruleCdmpbeff,
Crou(her Homer
In Batting Spree
Bo- 30 Marks Up
Eleventh Victory
With Seven-Hit
Mound Effort

CLEVELAND, Aug. 30 Slug
cling four Cleveland pitchers for
IA hits totaling "a bases, rhe
Tigers trounced the Indians in
the first game Of their series here
Saturday. ID.
With Buck NewSom pitching
steady. seventh ball 10 win his
victory as against II
losses, the Tigers went on a bat
ting rampage, led by Bruce Camp
bell, which stung Pitchers Al
Smith. Clint Brown, Harry Eisen-
stat and Joe krakauskas.
Campbell'S bal largely was in
strumental in the production of
six of Detroit's seven runs. He
scored the first Tiger tally after
A single IN the second. hit home
run with one on in the third and
kept q three-run rally going with
a single in the fifth.
frankie Croucher also homered
for Detroit, while Ray Mack ac-
counted for two Of the Cleveland
runs with four-baSer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Take Series Ticket
Orders tuesday

NEW YORK Aus. So ms
Ed Barrow president Of the
Yankee Baseball Club. announced
today he will begin accepting on
TUESDAY applications for World
Series tickets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
CHIC AGO

Runs Lodtgia0. Hsffnst 2 Chft. Nc
Quinn Laabs Grace Berardino 3 Error
knickerbocker Runs hated IN -Laahs
tudnich 2 Heffnet. Turner McQuinn. Be-
ardno 3 Two base hits Heffner Lodi giant
Home runs-Laabs McQuinn Berardno
Sacrifice hr-Csster. Bases on balls or
HUMPHREYS s or Caster L. or Hallett
Struck BY HUMPHREYS l. nv Caster 2
WIND pitch Caster. Double PLAYS Caster a.
Rerardtno 20 McQuinn. Berardino 10 Heffnei
10 McQunn Left on bases Chicago g. s.
Louis H. Hits orr Humphres 9 In = %
innings Losing pitcher umphrlss I'm
rires Hubbard ppgrss and Cesel A.
tendance 600. Time ns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Hats That Rally

Brown put a halt 10 that rally
and subdued the Tigers in the
sixth The Indians picked up two
runs in their half of the inning
when Jeff Heath led off with a
double and, after two were out,
scored ahead Of Mack when the
latter slammed a 40O-foot homer
into the left field bleachers.
The Indians last serious threat
occurred IN the seventh when.
after two were out, they filed the
bases on Roy Meatherly'S single
Clarence -Ganpbei4,S double and
Heaths walk. but Bo-Bo famed
Oscar Grimes TO end that chance
Brown went out for pinch
hitter in that inning and in the
eighth Frank Croucher greeted
Harry FiSenStat, the Indians third
pitcher with 2 home run into the
left field seats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Browns Bury
White Sox, 1O-1

ST LOUIS. Aug 80 The 81.
Louis Browns lmpeuled the Chi
cago White Sox' hold on second
place in tho American League race
TODAY as they buried Chicago under
a 10 70 score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
InUite Repiay

Right after conclusion of the
hectic match. the Il. S G.. A.,
Ward and Abbott received tele-
grams inviting replay of the
championship match in another
-C1ty.
One of the wires. from Sports
Editor Jack Carberry of the Dem
yer Post, invited the replay 10 be
staged next Saturday in Denver,
scene Of the 1871 Professional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York. 4-12-l; Brooklyn
1872 first game).
New York. $50; Brooklyn
HAL Second game).
Chicago, 4-11-O; Pittsburgh
i-6-3.
ST Louis, 2-5-2; Cincinnati
0-0-2.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Boston al Philadelphia (2).
s. Louis Al Cincinnati
Pittsburgh AZ Chicago.
Brooklyn AT New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Tots.s as 20 - frfss % "a =
'BaffPc f0r owen f0 seventh
BAftee for Case, m seventh
Rated fer Hsm.In In n'r'n
P-ookIvu 0in nm 0O0
New York loo 100 Ton
Runs Msd01cs Fucker o. Young
Harrsft Jurgss Error You-g Runs bat
tel IN Young NedVfrs lurEes Hsrtnstt
Moore TWo-hass hts RucEsr owen
Reese o. RsrtsH Three rsve mis-
EurkPr Estssr Home runs Medw1ck
Harfretf Sacrifice hiF Moore Hale
Young stolen rsse EigEs teu or bases
Prook 'yr 10 NeV frrk HTS or
NcCee fr "a Innings or Bowman >
M = p innings ~ case, l0 RI fnntngs
% ERmHn fr innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Tigers Score First

The Tigers were first 10 score,
getting A run in the second inning
on singles by Campbell. Birdie
Tebbetts and Tuck Stainback.
They added two more IN the
third when Campbell brought his
home run bat INTO play. lofting
one Of Smiths curves over the tall
right field screen after Barney
-McGaSks Had started HE inning
with a double.
The Indians got their first rur
in The third when they punched
singles by Mack, Smith and Lot
Boudreau but the Tigers kayoeC
Smith with three-run attack il
the fifth. taking a 81 lead.
Dutch Meyer started il with
long double 10 right center and
after McCosky and York had beei
retired, higgins walked. Campbell
then came through again. this tim,
with Texas League single I,
right that scored Meyer. Tebbett
finished Smith with a resoundini
line double 10 the far left fielt
corner that sent Higgins anC
Campbell racing across the plate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

htii'' I'f hHhiFN IH fNIN
Philadelphia 0oO 600 2ut
Boston 0So on9 n2N u
Runs Chapman Prsncsto. HsdIef. F0X
Cronin 2 Williams s. toNN DHerf
Peacock ]. NeWs0n7e Ffrrrs StphPrt
Brancafo T.. $eWF6fns. Runs battet m
Peacock, piMaegio. EoNN G. Williams 2
Doerr Moses 2 Collins Two base hi's
Doerf. peacock. Cr0nir. F0XN e. Sufer
Home, runs Niusns. Doerr Sacrifice hits
- Cronin NaEner Lett ON bases Rhila
delphs 2, Boston Bases On balls on
McCrahh on HsdIey m Wagner .
Struck out p McCrabh . nv Hadlev 3
nv WsEner HIS or NcCrahh s IN g
innings ~ Hadiev Z ir innings Passed
bail HAYES Douhe PLAYS Sude~ 20 NrC0,
% Sishcr' Nsws0we tu noerr % FoNx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
= toufS ardinafS.

The victory coupled with a
double loss by the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, who dropped twin bill 10
the Giants, put the Redbirds in
first place in The National League
by 002 percentage points.
Here's the way the standings
pcad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
20 Triumph
Over Reds Puts
Cards in First
Dodgers Double
Loss Gives St. Louis
Slight Edge in
National Loop Race

CINCINNATI Aug. 30.-Long,
lean, 32-year-old Lon Warneke to-
day hurled his way To place
among thc baseball immortals
when he snuffed out the Reds
without a hit as nc scored 2 IN 0
victory for tho hunting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
SUNDAYS GAMES

DETROIT at Cleveland III.
Chicago al ST. Louis 81.
Philadelphia AT Boston ~.
New York al Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Detroit, 7-14-1; Cleveland. $40.
Boston, 12-12-1; Philadelphia,
}-S-2.
New York, Sill; Washington,
ga.
St. Louis, 10-1s-0; Chicago.
Isl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
PHII AntIputA
RCl~TON

Totss IS s2a 70 Toss 75 H. e. a
'Batted for Crortn m seventh.
tPatfed Cor HadleN IN rIrfh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Totals 20 II d Totals 72 q -
Raitsd for Hudson In third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
New Type Of Religion
Cited as Possible
Postwar Inspiration
Enthusiasm for Harmony
Among Men Pointed Out
In Discussion

Declaring that America had to
get rid" of its 18th and 10Th cen
fury religion biased on pity" David
Cushman Coyle, engineer-author
reported last night to a Library of
Congress forum that an entirely
new religion can now be found in
Washington among leaders of the
New Deal
He specifically named Vice Presi-
dent Wallace as a prophet of the
new religion" 1t differs from
earlier fundamentalism, he said,
since its enthusiasm is drawn
merely from a "desire to see rela-
lions of men work out in harmony"
This assertion was made during
the course of a discussion in the
Whittall Pavilion on the part re-
ligious faith may play in establish
ing just postwar world.
Theology Yet Unwritten.
Mr.. Coyle, now consultant to the
defense housing co-ordinator, indi-
Gated the new" faith, leading its
adherents to make severe personal
sacrifices" operates largely outside
the organized church and will wait
for its theology to be written.
Other speakers were Wilfred Par
sons, professor of political science
at Catholic University; David
Baumgardt, former professor of