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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
10-Minute Meat Dishes for Summer

seasoned fish. such as canned
salmon, tuna, or canned Ameri-
can crabmeat, and place small
biscuits on top. Serves 6.
Speaking of crabmeat recalls.
that an excellent meat is this
same American type crabmeat
taken in our own Maryland shore
regions, and packed in plain or
deviled pack, which can be eaten
right out of the can OF course,
this mixture may be built-up in
10 the regular crabmeat salad
with tomatoes, celery, olives etc;
or, pack it right back into SAM
tary cleaned shells, and grill with
buttered crumbs for 8 minutes
flat. Tasty, satisfying and "A
"duickie" If there ever was one
Try it the next hot night. Usu-
ally an S-ounce can, together
with / cup of bread-crumbs and
all the seasonings, will serve 4.
Still another type of light meat
dish is that made from a sand
witch, later dipped in egg and
fried, TO be eaten very hot. Here
is one recipe which any home
maker can vary over-and-ovcr by
switching the meat used.
Airplane Sandwich: Take 3
slices white bread, and, on each,
lay ! slice medium-thin pressed
meat loaf. Cover with ! slice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
RECIPES FROM OUR MENUS

boiled potatoes, 3 tablespoons
minced or grated onion, . cup
minced heart celery and l min
ced pimiento Season 10 taste
with salt and pepper. Mix gently
with fork Add ], cup mild vim
egar Chill 2 hour in refrigera-
TOR Scald cup thick cream
with . tablespoons butter over
hot water Just long enough 10
melt the butter. Pour over the
salad mixture. Mix gently with
fork Serve ON crisp lettuce and
gaiulsh with sliced tomatoes and
stuffed eggs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

strips Of pimiento, green pepper,
etc; or, heaped in the center OF
a platter, can be thanked by any
assorted portions of salad. or,
cream the sausages or serve in 4
spicy-hot tomato sauce made
from canned tomato juice any
way. they'll take only 10 minutes
and still be a treat.
Dried Clipped beef is another
."quickie" deserving of far wider
use as a light meat for Summer.
Pull its thin leaves Of meat apart
with the fingers, and, If fresh,
don't soak, as this removes fla
vor. Add 20 scrambled eggs, TO
a cream sauce, and above all, 10
dishes in which corn is impor-
tant: to corn pudding, 20 corn
futters. 10 corn soup. The salty,
tangy beef IS "A mate TO the bland
and nutty corn, however COM
bined
Bacon is another meat which
comes under the l0-mlnute dead
line, and Why must it always
be considered "A breakfast meat
only? Not at all bacon is Just
splendid as a hot weather meat,
because II Is tasty and appetite
provoking. its sweet on rs energy
giving and it's the quickest and
easiest of all meats 10 cook.
Pantry lightly until crisp then
sprinkle generously over cooked
vegetables. especially those with
a cream sauce, 10 which IL Will
add point and counterpart Of
flavor and food value thus,
creamed cabbage creamed sum
mer squash creamed peas lima
beans, or string-bcaus. are all
toned hy tho addition of crisp,
nuttv squares OF cooked bacon.
Add II 10 muffin and batter
mixtures. and make it into bacon
cups" of rolled strips IN which
10 serve many Summer vegeta-
hles.
Another easy trick 10 make
quick meat treats possible. IS 10
avail oneself Of many accessory
foods Thus, use prepared bis
cult -four mis- 30 save time, use
cereal biscuits as quick 'toasts
for crcamed and soft mixtures,
use canned spaghetti sauces. or
canned mushrooms with which 20
quickly drcsS-up' even a simple
meat dish and make Il appear
more interesting and expensive.
mustard and those scasonIngs
which give "deviod taste 10
meats are all-important IN hot
weather when the appetite Graves
higher seasonings generally.
Use devilcd ham and other
meat pastes as spread. and
then toast or grill 10 Intensity
flavor and make the dish into
piping hot snack For example,
make nests or boats Of freshly
mashed potato and arrange on
glass baking platter Split the
potato lengthwisc, and in this de-
PRECISION lay half frankfurter
spread thickly with deviled ham
paste Brol 8 minutes. or until
rich bubhly-hrown. Here is
StHrrfr-1rTvt rT7CTt IN ono nancy
handful
Now for special deviled ham
shortcake which combines a
auick meat with an accessory
product trcady-miNcd biscuit
dough- into treat indeed Make
as follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
FTER due consideration. il

~ whole c aFsS1 of the cook.
ing-in-Summer problem resolves
itself down to the type of meats
in the menu. For surely il can't
be the salad. which is uncooked
it can't be the vegetables. which,
these days, experts claim should
be cooked as little as possible &c
preserve green color and precious
vitamins; it's not the dessert
which, nine times out of ten, Is
berries, or peaches or melon or
nodded gelatin. chill and refresh
ing as crystal.
Then what about the meats for
Summer menus?
First, let us seriously consider
the large group OF condensed
meats, OF which the most excel
lent example is the dry or Sum-
-mer- sausage" Any eondenseG
meat is all solid nourishment,
with no loss in bone, gristle
or extra fat. While there are
about 200 varieties of dry saul
sage, the following are familiar
and sold widely at good shops:
Liver Sausage or liver
cheese loaf in handy obIong for
slcing
Salami or sausage Of lean
pork and lean beat, favored with
garlic and herbs. wine or grape
Juice. and air-dried, or smoked
Cervelat similar 10 salami
but chopped finer and always
smoked
Bologna of beef, veal and
pork chopped very fine and
spiced
Ham Bologna as above
but including small cubes of lean
pork, in wide castings.
8 Frankfurts OF fine quality
about q lean beef, = pork.
spiced and smoked in narrow
casings.
: Garlic Frankfurters more
scasonings in shorter fatter
castings.
3 Vienna ages ike
frankfurters, but very small with
ends cut off.
Blood Sausage diced fat
pork with lean beef and blood, OF
dark color, very nourishing
10 Head Cheese diced meat,
with Jelly favored and spiced,
sometimes with diced tongue
Liver sausage for instance.
contains valuable Nltamins. and
the price IS very low Again, II
can bc employed AS a sandwich
spread pan fried nhats ncwf,
and used AZ a base for a cream
SOUP when diced II can be
added 10 vegetable or potato sal
ads II cut from a large thick
RON or IN the form Of a loaf u
can be used as any loaf meat
or take Bologna sausage, and
have il sliced rather thick, 10
make cups when II is lightly
fried on a hot skillet The heat
viii curl up the edges Of the
sausage. and then this cup, may
be filled with any kind Of salad.
one suggestion is 10 allow 3 cups
or sausage rings for each por-
ton fn one with potato salad.
another with slaw and use the
third for pickles or relishes as
preferred. A whole meal on one
nlatn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

~ large. cold bowl, lightly mix
! 1 cups diced or sliced cold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

Another idea is 20 fry liver or
Bologna sausage. cut IN Inch
slices in butter until brown Heat
a small can Of beans. place IN
center of plate and sUTT0UUd WIN
fried sausage slices and pour over
chill sauce or. brown liver sau-
sage in butter, and IN into soft
buns. adding thinly-slced onions
and pickle relish
ifef-,-St--}ir-tst-t 't'frt.-trf -t''7''--
dcnsed meat IS tho canned meat
loaf. or canned Vienna-type sau
sagcs. or any pressed meat loaf
which can uoW boz bought 40 good
butchers everywhere The small
torpedo-shaped Vienna sausaScs
tic into buurtiCs easily, as WITH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
EdiCt Due: TO End
Burial Monopoly

The prosecutors office was ex-
pected today to give the Wayne
County Board of Institutions juris-
diction over all burialS at Eloise
Hospital. ending 4-year-old
monopoly of Charles Diggs. Negro
state senator and local under
taker. on the hospitals inter-
ments. IN
Board Chairman Terry Bannan
requested prosecutors ruling on
whether his Office or the County
Board OF Social Welfare was
authorized TO supervise the burials.
He also asked an opinion on the
jurisdiction over operation of the
hospital.
1t was revealed two weeks ago,
when the Welfare Board initiated
the issue. that Diggs had con-
Quoted all burials since 1887 at a
cost of S35 each. The Detroit
welfare charge is $1S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without C,lomel-And You'll Jump Out sl
Bed in the Mernins Karin 10 Go

The liver should pour pints OF bile Juice
into your bowels every day. II this bile 10
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
gest IL may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con-
stipsted. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
II takes those good. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills 10 get these 2 pints Of bile how-
ing freely 20 make YOU feel up and up"
Get q package TODAY. Take as directed.
Effective in making bile fow freely. Ask
for Cartsrs Little Liver Pills. loo and zSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Bloody Days
Billy the Kids Pal in West
Cattle War Dies
International News Service Wiz,

ROSWELL. N. NJ, Nov. 13.-
The West lost its last link with
one of the bloodiest chapters in
pioneer history today in the death
of George w. Coe. comrade of
."Billy the Kid" and sole survivor
of the terrible Lincoln County
cattle war.
The veteran rancher died at
Roswell at the age of 85 following
an attack of pneumonia. He had
been ill a week. A.
Coe sided with BILLY the Kid"
civilian II. Bonney) during the
Lincoln County war from 1876 10
1878. When the Kid was shot
TO death by Sheriff Pat Garrett 10
bring the war to a close, Coe laid
down his arms at the request OF
Territorial Governor Lew Wallace,
famed as the author of Ben
Hur." He had lived peacefully
ever since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Lions Clubs Join
To Hear Stdrnes

Congressman JoSeph Starnes OF
Alabama, member of the House
Dies committee, will address an
AmericaniSm luncheon meeting of
the Metropolitan Detroit Council
of Lions Clubs, TO be held at noon
next Tuesday in the Statler Hotel
ballroom.
The council includes the Down
towp. East Side, Northeast. North
End. Northwest. Royal Oak. Uni
versity. Uptown and Windsor
Lions Clubs. More than 800 are
expected at the luncheon, which
is open to the public. A. l.. Mansel
is president of the Metropolitan
( Council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Fleeing Thief Drops
Cash 10 Escape Auto

In his hurry TO escape from an
attempted robbery, youth lost
the cash box he had just stolen,
was knocked down by an automo-
bile and almost lost his life. but
succeeded in saving his liberty and
pursuit of happiness, police re-
ported today.
The attempted theft was from
the Bolt Cigar Manufacturing
Company. of 3430 Michigan ave-
nue.. AS he ran with the cash bon,
he dashed in front of car driven
by Benjamin kess of 500 Argyle
avenue, coming out of an alley
Knocked down, the fleeing thief
Jumped back TO his feet and
sprinted away, leaving the cash
behind him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

az Csrlin and West Chicago
avenues
Witnesses told police that Neil
ran in front OF a car driven by
Arthur +. Prndle, IS. Of l2265
Washburn avenue.
Peter DiDamiano. L.. 264i Null
lett avenue. was killed and Paul
Frazzetta. Is. 26S5 Jay street. was
injured seriously when the car m
which they were riding colhdeo
with a Semi-trailer truck on East
Lsrned at st. Aubin avenue.
Peter. who was driving his
fathers car. died enroute 10 Re
ceiving Hospital. Paul suffered a
Skull fracture. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Auto VioIdtors
GET Sentences
Of $50 Days


JAN sentences ranging from
10 90 days today were imposed by
Judge Thomas F. Maher on Il
men convicted of violating traffic
laws.
Andrew Gretz, 80, Of 92O3 Her
kimer street. and Theodore Jeffer'
son. 81, of pa Adelaide street. re.
ceiyed 60 days each for reckless
driving
John A. Pelzer. 46. Of 1906 West
Euclid avenue. drew 20 days. and
Charles Hentz. so, Of STA Park
avenue. Lincoln Park, y days fol
drunken driving.
ReckleSsneSs brought the fol-
lowing terms:
Adolph Spira AZ. of 1915 East
jefferson avenue, p days.
Vincent Mcmahon. 26, Of st
Clair Shores, ; days.
John j. Gabel. "a. Of PAS Scot
ten avenue. Is days.
Conley r. Dale, 81, Of Center
Line, Z days
Ross c. Hall. As. of 2217 Buick
avenue, 20 days.
Bruno Boczko, %, of 6625 May
avenue. 20 days.
Douglas Crawford, "a, of 1885
Packard avenue, 10 days.
Judge George T. Murphy SEN
fenced Raymond +. Cook. %, of
1905 Gratiot avenue, TO 10 days
for reckless driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Obituaries
John Boughton
Detroiter 40 Years, Dies
at Age Of 81

Last rites for John Boughton,
resident of Detroit for 40 years
who died Tuesday after a four
month illness at the age of 81. will
be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow at
the Church of Ascension, Regular
and Livernois avenues.
Born at Brant, Mich. he was
graduated from the Detroit Col
lege of Law. For the last 18 years
he had been service supervisor fol-
the Solvay Process Company.
He was veStryman at the
Church of Ascension, secretary OF
the Delray General Hospital, mem
Der of the National Safety Coun'
cil-and a member of the Friendship
lodge, F. and A, M.
He is survived by his wife
LILLIAN; two daughters, Mrs. FREQ
Dean and Betty Jane% son, Johr
JF.rand one grandsonA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

BufYEarly Auto Figure
After Rites Friday

Last rites for Enos A. Bates, 70,
of TAB Pemberton road, Crosse
Pointe Park, one OF. the early fig
ures in the auto industry and an
intimate of Barney Oldfield and
other famous racing drivers. will
be held tomorrow at IL a. m. in
the William r. Hamilton chapel
on CasS avenue.
Burial will be in Braceville, III.
For many years Mr.. Bates was as
ISOLATED. with the Rayfield Carbu-
rotor Company and other automo-
tive concerns. He lived in Chicago
until about a year ago when he
moved to Detroit.
He is survived by his widow,
Elizabeth, and a son, Wallace F..
manager of the Detroit office OF
the Chicago Tribune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Mrs. Louise Mueller
Dies in House Where She
Lived IS Years

Mrs. Louise Mueller. who died
Monday al her home. 2225 Wabash
avenue, where she had lived for
|65 years, was to be buried today
in Woodmere Cemetery after serv'
ices at 2 p. m. at the James B.
McNally Funeral Home, 806 East
Grand boulevard.
Mrs. Mueller was born in Ger
many SO years ago and came to
Detroit when she was Is. She
leaves a son, William.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

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actually you burn less oil! Plus Radiant doors
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
7 Auto Deaths
Raise 1941 Toll

DetroitS traffic toll for 1871
stood al 235 today. just 81 more
deaths al this date a year ago. =
Latest 10 die was John Nell. 60,
Of 96946 carline avenue who died
in BEDFORD Receiving Hospital a
few hours after he was struck
by AGAR while running for bus,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

Representative Starnes of
Alabama, member of the Dies
committee, who will be the
guest of Detroit's Metropoli-
tan Council of Lions Clubs,
to address an Americanism
luncheon meeting next Tues
day at the Hotel Statler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

next Monday evening. II was an
nounced today by Ray Turck, So
cial committee chairman. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Police Officers TO Be Guests

Michigan state police officers
will be guests at meeting of the
Western Y. NJ. c. A. Dorm Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

officers will explain their service
TO the members and show a sound
movie, Your State Police"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Lesnevi(h Wins
Light Heavy Title
Scores l5-Round
Decision Over
Tami Mauriello
By International New, service

NEW YORK. Aug. q. 49, His
third try TO win the light heavy
weight championship held a charm
for Gus Lesnevich and he cap
tured the crown by scoring a Is
round decision over Tami Mauri-
clio from New York's Bronx last
night.
Punching along like an automa-
ton. the phlegmatc Russian from
Cliffside, n. j., started out with
conclusive edge. floored the 20
year-old Mauriello. and maintained
a lead the rest Of the way.
The gangling TAM. however.
managed 10 survive both his visits
TO the floor and a nasty cut in
0icted above his left eye 10 make
a brawling battle of the fight
from the seventh round out II was
his first encounter with a full
fledged light heavyweight. and.
oddly enough. the title was at
stake, because this was the final
fight in an elimination series pro-
moter Mike Jacobs staged 10 pro-
duce a successor to Billy Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

weeks before the start of the
school year
The usual crop 'of rumors of a
new coach at Hamtramck, which
always gain steam whenever a
Cosmos football team fails 90
through a campaign indicated,
started after the 1910 season.
Superintendent NJ. A. Kopka, how
ever, stated last Spring that
Stocum would be retained as coach.
Stocum took over the grid coach
ing duties last Fall after Frank
Cobb Unexpectedly resigned a few
weeks before school opened. His
1910 squad lost only one game
Stocum, who mas been connected
with Hamtramck High for II
years, has been athletic director
since 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

Three semifinalsts OF a year ago
continued chief candidates for the
Junior District golf championship
when the second round of match
play got under way today at Plum
Hollow.
They were the defending cham
pion, Jack LaRose, who yesterday
defeated Bob Allor, 6-5; Dick
Whiting. Mondays medalist with
Il, who won from Earl Thompson,
"a. and Jack Ross, 5-4. winner
over Art Offs.
Whiting and Ross are in the up
per half Of the draw and LaRoSe
IN the lower half
Whiting. il was generally agreed,
tackled the toughest opponent of
the three today. He crossed sticks
with Charles Watson who. az s
feet inch is the biggest player
in the tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

ton Cooper with a three-run
assault.
The net result of the four-game
series, a pair Of doublcheadcrs
that were split even-Stephen,
was that the flock remained a
game and a half ahead.
Brooklyn entertalnS Cincinnati
and ST. Louis goes against New
York AZ the Polo Grounds to-
night
LlsnWhcrp ia the National
League yesterday, Cincinnati and
New York halved a bargain bill
the Giants taking the first. IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Draft Call 10 Spoil
Christman' S Weddinu

ST LOUIS. Aug 27.-GNS}-
Paul ChriStman. p, former Uni
versity of Missouri football star.
today faces induction into the
army September 1. Christman,
now IN Chicago 10 play in the ALI
Star football game against the
Bears. pro league champions. to-
morrow night. had planned 10
marry Miss Inez Potter of Kan
sas City, Mo. September 8. 1t
was not known how the induction
order would affect their plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
DurOcIler Discovers Pennant Not Won i'm One Day

and the Reds winning the finale,
81. with a three-run rally in the
eighth, after which the game was
called by darkness.
Boston and Pittsburgh also
split a pair. The Braves won the
first, 40, then the Pirates came
through, 6-l.
Only Chicago managed 10 gain
a notch. The Cubs trounced the
futile Phillies twice. Sd and ll-3.
The status changed somewhat
tn the American circuit. Boston
thrash @ d Cleveland, Cd. and
scrambled over the Indians into
third place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

The Lip, loquaeious as ever,
explained:
I'VE couldn't have won nor
lost the pennant yesterday, no
matter II we had taken both
games or blown them.
Naturally, IL would have
been a big help to win two.
But as I see II. the flag will
be won or lost over the run Of
the season, the big thing being
to win more games than the
Cardinals over the next three
weeks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
GuiIfoiI Sets Record
To Take Golf Medal

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w. Va. Aug. 27.-QNS)-Paced
by Virginia Guilfoil, New York'S
state champion from Syracuse. a
field of 80 players teed off today
in the Mason and Dixon cham
pionShip golf tournament.
Miss GuifoIl launched her effort
10 retire the Presidents cup
yesterday by setting a course
record and winning the tourna-
ment medal She skipped around
the Greenbrier Clubs fairways in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

Manager Billy Southworth of
the Cards tactily agreed on
that point, and asserted further
that the Cardinals. now ready
to return 10 their own back
yard. definitely can't be counted
out"
A crowd Of 39,107, barely be-
low the seasons tops. witnessed
the FlatbuSh flock score an SIS
victory in the first game and
throw the nightcap to the wind
and the rain which threatened
10 wash II out after olEhL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

off among 10 amateurs who were
tied at 159. Pony had the same
but DOGGY five on the
extra hote put him out of the
Sheehan's total for the
two days of qualifying play was
100.
Another Michigan shotmaker
who failed TO make the grade was
Harold Brink OF Grand Rapids.
After posting an SO in Mondays
first Is holes, Harold played six
more yesterday. but was still of
his game, and picked up.
GOES S OVER PAR
Stewart, with an 81 for his first
Is, threatened to blow himself
right out of the tourney for he
took Al strokes for the first nine
yesterday, five over regulation
figures. He had more erratic golf
in his collection of woods and
irons, but three brides on the
inside nine brought him a 81, one
over par for a 78. Two of these
brides. on the seventeenth and
eighteenth. were the result of hol-
ing chip shots.
Today Stewart met honeymoon
ing Richard Altman of Philadel-
phia in the second match of the
lower bracket
Sheehan had a comparatively
good round Monday posting a II.
five over par. but yesterday after
negotiating the first aine in 80
strokes. Tommy scared TO "A on
the way home. This route included
"a 7 on the par 4 eighteenth,
where he had an unplayable lie
and then took three from the edge
of the carpet. Tommy also had
-four three-putt green's on the in
side Journey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27
Here's Some Family History

MacPha maintains house in fashionable part Of
New York and has country house Larchmon West
chester County the outskirts city The MacPhas
have daughter Marian social worker and L. S.
MacPhail Jr and William Larry the Brooklyn clubs
farm system executive and William attending
school Swarthmore
Larry Sr. was captain Of artillery overseas and was
wounded twice They say he doesn't like called
of basebalE but takes pride being DaHI
Harum' in player deals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-27

innings with the Cards ahead,
81.
Curt Davis handcuffed ST.
Louis with seven hits in the
first contest. Six OF the safe
ties were secured by Don Pad
gett and Johnny Mize. The
Dodgers were rolling along to-
ward a deadlock in the finale
when Pee Wee ReeSc'S double
miscue in the eighth helped the
Cards break the 90 pitching
duel between Brooklyn'S Fred
FitzSimmons and ST. Louis Nor