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Ward Will Play
In Seattle Meet

SEATTLE-More than 40 two
man teams will play for the Pa
cific Northwest pro-amateur golf
championship at the Seattle Golf
club Monday with Marvin BUD
Ward, Spokane. National. Western
and Northwest amateur champion,
one of the leading competitors. He
will play with Professional Roy
Moe.
Professionals will shoot for five
cash awards and amateurs for as
many trophies in the 36-hole best
ball medal play.
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Padres Ahead
By One Point
Seottle Only Holt
Come Behind Pace
PENNANT DOPE

The Sacramento Cardinals, who
were ordering the flagpole for
their 1e41 Pacific Coast league
pennant last July, today found
themselves in second place. one
percentage point behind San
Diego.
The last shred OF Saeramento's
lead. which ran around Is games
most Of the season. unravelled last
night when the Cards lost an
other to lowly Oakland and San
Diego whipped Hollywood.
San Diego had 10 60 Is
innings 10 win from Holly
wood, SIS. The two teams
were tied. IL. after the sixth.
After struggling for nine
scoreless innings the Padres
rallied for four runs In the
18th.
Oakland camf from behind in
the eighth to beat Sacramento,
81. Red Munger of Sacramento
pitched two-hit hall for seven in
nings but the oalsx found his hole
card in the eighth
Seattle closed in 10 III games
from the lead by shutting out Los
Angeles, 60. Les Weber held
the Angels to six hits and Los
Angeles had three costly errors
that contributed 10 two-run rallies
in the first, second and eighth.
Spence Harris led the Seattle
hitters with two doubles and a
single and participated in all of
the scoring bursts. A damp field
made play loose. The defeat put
Los Angeles into the league cellar.
Portland climbed out of the
basement by taking two from San
Francisco, each by a score of 20.
Whitley Hilcher pitched the first
shutout, holding the Seals to four
hits.
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HOLLYWOOD
An

Totals .5q IA AZ AZ
Batted for Bittner in sixteenth.
Score by Innings
San Diego 600 010 600 900 600 As
Hollywood 600 DOL 600 600 600 "a
Summary Innings pitched. bv
Terry l5la at bat. off Terry 81; runs.
off Terry 2. hits. off Terry 10. runs
responsible for, Terry 3. Bittner 5:
bases on balls. off Terry 1 Bittner
8; struck out. by Terry S. Bittner 2.
LETT on bases San Diego IA Holly
wood Is. two-base hits Mazzera 2,
Sperry. Uhalt. Patchett. Pellagrini.
Dickshot. Hoover, three base hit.
Hoover; sacrifice hits. Patchett 2.
Jensen 2, Barrett: stolen base. Uhalt.
runs batted in. Terry, Herman. Pei
Iagrini ?. Mcdonald q Hoover. double
plays. Barrett 10 Schultz 10 Herman.
Schultz 10 Hoover TO Herman. Hoover
70 schultz 10 Herman Schultz to
Herman 10 Hoover to DappeY
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Wenatchee ......... 3l4 600 i5x-l4
Summary-Earned runs. off Weller
4. Richardson o. Kelly 8: at bat. off
Weller 81. Richardson g. runs re-
sponsible for. Weller 10. Richardson
o. Runs batted in, Bergstrom 2. Grit
fifth, Marionetti. Endress 2 Forni 2
Cameron 2. Knobles, Peterson. OCon-
nell s. Raimondi. Bonetti 2; two-base
hits. Richardson. Raimondi. three
base hit, Bergstrom, home runs,
Cameron. O'Connell: stolen bases.
George, Bergstrom. Cameron, Warren.
Form. sacrifice. Bushong. left on
bases Salem 6. Wenatehee Il: base
on balls. off Kelly 10. Weller 3. Rich
ardson l. struck out. by Kelly 8
Weller 5. Richardson l; hits. off Kelly
in 8 innings IL off Weller in g..
innings 10 off Richardson in a. In
nings none. wild pitches. Kelly
Weller. passed balls, Mcconnell. War
rem. winning pitcher. Richardson
losing pitcher. Kelly. nmpires. Enger
and Nelson. time. 2:2h.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee 1875. ST. Paul al.
Columbus s. Indianapolis 4
Toledo :. Louisville 5.
Minneapolis 5. Kansas City z.
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Waller Ski Meet

GEAITLE-Thef first annual Pa
eific Northwest water ski cham
pionships viii be held today and
tomorrow on Lake Washington
Mems and women's SALON races.
jumping and stunts viii be run
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WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle s, Los Angeles 0.
Oakland 2. Sacramento l.
San Diego S. Hollywood ; six
teen inningo.
Portland 2-2. San Francisco 90
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BOWLING
EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE

The Early Birds will roll their
first pin series Sunday nj noon.
President Oscar johnson has an
nounced. The first games will be
preliminary TO the opening of the
regular schedule the following
Sunday.
The Early Birds was one of the
most successful of Tacoma pin
leagues last year. Teams are COM
posed OF two men and two women.
Any bowlers interested in join
ing the league should be present
for the Sunday session.
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pbatltC lot NlNtIs III NIfNHs
score by Innings
Vancouver ........ io2 so2 ooo-s
Spokane ............ 2ol $40 ooQ--T
Summary-Runs batteo IN Orteig
Jonas 2 Jolley Wright Buccola
Hughes q Myers 2 Rosenluno Bud
nick. two-baSe hits Orieig 2 Hughes
stolen bases CailteRux. Mccormack
sacrifice Thompson. double plays
Jewell 10 Csflteaux TO Wright. RoSen-
iund 20 Martinez 70 Ruecola. left on
bases Vancouver 10. Spokane :. base
on balls. off Thompson 3. Goldman ?.
Budnick s. struck out. by Goldman
2 Budnick 6. hits. off Thompson 2
IN ga innings. runs. off Goldman
In S. innigs, / run. hit by pitcher
Rosenlnnd by Thompson. xiid pitch
IS. Budnick 7. Goldman. bsik Bud
nick: winning pitcher. Goldman:
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CLASS A MOMENTS LEAGUE

Marcella La Fleur. president of
the Class A women's league, has
called a special meeting for Mon
day night at 7:3o o'clock at the
Broadway Sport Center. All team
captains are urged to attend.
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YACHT MEETING

Next monthly meeting Of the
Tacoma Yacht club will be held
At the club house. Monday evening.
eeptenber .. at 8 O'Clock. Import
ant matters for consideration Will
- presented.
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. GOLF

The Tacoma Nomen's Golf as
sociation members will engage in
best ball twosome Monday at
the FIT. Lewis course with the fol-
lowing pairings:
FIRST TIE
q.0o-MrS W II Dean. Mrs L. G
Fielder and Mrs. Arthur Rust, Mrs.
Henry Foss.
alo-Mrs. Herbert Fry. Mrs A. D
Myers and Mrs. VIM. Turner, Mrs J
Green.
s:2o-Mrs. Robt Allsrd, Miss Amy
Lou Murray and Mrs. Geo. Williams
Mrs Geo. Gerrish.
Lindberg and MIS-. b Willis MIS-. H
e:4o-Mrs. Robt. Bratcher. Mrs H
c. Define and Mrs. H. A. Sturtridge
Mrs. r Melquist
s:5o-Mrs. J. Mulhollsnd Mrs. F
Mahon and Mrs. r. c. Cole, Mrs. A
lo:oo-Mrs. Al Carter. Mrs. Neil Day
and Mrs. o Grything. Mrs. V. Ostrom
loIo-Mrs. r. Holgerson Mrs. P
Sharp and Mrs. R. Frank, Ms. chas
Peterson
io.2o-Miss Ann Barlow. Mrs D NJ
Wood and Mrs. o. Hansen. Mrs.
T Keene
lo.3o-Mrs Matt Richmond. Mrs J
p Liby ana Mrs. A A. Berilla. Mrs
Walter Buhre
TENTH TEE
e:oo-Mrs j Knight. Mrs J
Senner and Mrs. L r shannon, MIS-
r G Lehman
aio-Mrs H Andrews. Mrs Alex
Rabbit snc Mrs. J. A. Macarthur. Mrs
W c. Broenkov
e2o-MrS W A Twining. Mrs s
W Brown and Mrs. Vim. Clspp. Mrs
C z Hill
e3o-Mrs P. o. Brown. Mrs J
Enoohs and Mrs. c. II. Fritz, Mrs. Z
CruSos.
e4o-Mrs Z L West. Mrs. H
Flanders and Mrs. J. 2 Asp. Mrs
ThoS Curran
e.5o-Mrs J Bradley Mrs. Thos
Turner ana Mrs. Paul Benson. Mrs
Chss Welker.
io:oo-Mrs H A McCrady, Mrs. H
Mccormick and Mrs. Burr Morris
Mrs A johnson
io:io-Mrs. J. Heriey. Mrs s Mac
donald and Mrs. A Seymour. Mrs
n Mondsu.
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Totals ..........33 0 6 "a 10 3
a Patted for Hurnnhrruk

Summary Losing pitcher. Hum
phreys innings pitched. Humphreys
!: ~ bat off Humphreys %: runs.
of Humphreys 4 hits. of Humphreys
I. sacrifice hit. off Humphreys !.
bases on balls. off Humphreys =,
Webber 2. struck out Humphreys ).
Totaro ! Weber q left on bases
Los Angeles q Seattle g fWo-bass
hits Harris 2 scsrsella Moore: sac
rifIee hit Niemiec. stolen bases. Hsr-
RS Gyselmsn players walking. Sesrs
sella 2. BoEreY. kiemiec. Collins, Han
son. runs bstted in Collins. scar
sells 2. Harris, Mafheson. double play.
GYselmsn 70 Scsrselis. time,
umpires. Widener and Engeln.
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TACOMA
Score by Innings

Tacoma ,.,,.,...... 900 900 600
Yakima .......... ITO 2ol oox-5
Summary - Runs responsible for.
holmes 1, Eisenman o. struck out. by
Holmes 3. Etsenman IL. base on balls.
off Holmes 8. Eisenman l. hit by
pitcher. Madrid and Sueme by Holmes.
left on bases, Tacoma d Yakima Il.
three-pase hit. Rossier. two-base hits.
Bliss. Abbott. runs batted in, Reese
2, Weigandt, Bliss. sacrifices. Madrid.
Reese. stolen bases. Rossier, Weigandt,
Bliss. Sueme. double play. Koehler to
Morehouse to Stephens: time Of game,
! AZ. umpires. Oravec and Valerie.
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PINES IN WINDUP

South Tacoma Pines windup
their season Sunday when they
play the Fort Lewis hospital base
ball team at Robert Gray field at
2 p m.
The Fort Lewis team won a
previous game by . close score.
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Tacoma Gets
No An-Siars
Spokane. Yukimo
roke Most Posts

LEAGUE AIlrsTARS
kee~e- II ....-........ fakfHs
Martinez II ...-..-... .ePokans
Ortstx. N ..-.....-.. Vancouver
Ge<1xts1A. - .spckans
Mccormack. n ..........spoksns
Johnsan. # ...........-. Yakima
JoIley. n .............Sa neouver
neard, e ..---.........- SPOKANE
O&bcfn. RIP .........-. Vancouver
He1ser. mp .......-.......s Salem
Younker. utiL ...........f Yakima
Holt. mgr. ...---.-...-..f Atifne
Hosorahle Menfion-Torgerson,
Cox. Marionetti, Bonetti. Williams
and Endress OF wenatchee; Milani.
Rosenlund. Alden. Hughes. Myers,
Budnick. kinnaman. o'F1ynn and
Jacobs of Spokane: Wright. Lin
qua. warfield. Greenlsw. Bremen
and Jonas OF Vancouver; Lsnifero,
Bergstrom. Petersen. Adams, Oil
yer and Griffiths Of Salem: koski.
Dlins, suems Lien and Madrid Of
Yakima: Perry Mallory. Abbott.
etoeber. Cole and koshler Of
Tacoma
Spokane and Yakima were the
big noises Of the 1871 sll-stsr team
n tho Western International
league. each club placing four men
n the mythical nine.
Ths Vancouver Caps were not
Sar behind with three. and the
remaining position went 10 the
oalsm Senators. lsavsnG wenatches
I'D Tacoma without reprssenta-
Ton.
nottsse arguneaf was
waged around ahortstop. By i.
. slim margin Of just one vots.
doe 6edsiua Of Spokane took
ever the assignment from Sal
Madrid Of Yakima. Griffiths
~ Salem and Mallory Of Ia
coma had their followings.
Five Of this years all-stars are
holdovers. having made the team
last year. The repeaters are Bill
Reese. Henry Martinez. smead
Jolley. Roy Younker and Goldie
Holt. Youncker, catcher for the
1910 team. was named ~ utility
player this year.
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Sacramento ........0 600 ol0 O0O-l
Oakland .........o 900 600 02x-2
ummary-Winning pitcher. Cheli-
nj losing pitcher, Munger, innings
pitched. by Chelini 8. al bat off
Chelini 7: runs scored. off Chelini !:
runs responsible for Munger 2, Che
lini /: struck out, by Munger 4, Che
lini 2. bases on balls. off Munger 7.
Chelini !. Salveson /. home run. Gut
teridge: two-base hits. Kluttz. De-
vaurs. Dueza bou. runs batted in,
Gutteridge. Duezabou sacrifices.
Munger. Scalzi. stolen bases. Dueza-
bou, Gutteridge; double play, Sturdy
TO Scalzi.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 100. Pittsburgh Al:
second game. six innings, dark
ness.
Only games scheduled.
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Schroeder
Threat for
NetCroWn
FOREST HILLS, =

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ganglInE young giant whom biz
BIZ Tiiden tabled a year ago as
the games coming great stood IN
the path Of Bobby Rigs today IS
the national tennis championships
narrowed 10 the semi-finals.
He Is Ted Schroeder. = square
set youngster with pair Of seven
league legs. The customers know
him as a member of the two-tine
L. S. doubles championship team
and . taeiturn youth whose repair
tee can't quite match his overland
smash.
While defending champion
Don Mcneil made ready to
defend his title against Frank
kovacs. the reformed clown
from Oakland. Cal. young
Schroeder went into the match
of his young eareer--a center
court battle with Riggs at the
West Side club.
MOVED DOWN GRANT
He looked really ready for II
yesterday. Using his smash the
way an army uses a big Bertha.
Schroeder moved down Bitsy
Grant Of Atlanta. SIS. 81. So. s-3.
in a match which found the tiny
Georgian dismayed. discouraged
and dizzy. For Just one set Grant
had chance. From then on he
WAS too busy ducking drives to
offer opposition.
The showing was the strongest
Schroeder ever has made but
Riggs wasn't frightened a bit. He
had little trouble himself with
Frank Parker Of Altadena, Cal,
but after the loss of the first set
he has dropped in the entire tour
ney, the 1889 titleholder ran out
his triumph ga, SIS. 4-6, 81.
Mcneil and hovacS both
moved into the semi-finals
Wednesday and their meeting
today was rated a toss-up.
koyacs has the best pre-
tournament record but Nc
NELL Is only now reaching the
top of his game. In turning
hack Wayne Sabip he proyed
himself q formidable factor.
NOMEN'S PLAY
The women's race. played al
most exactly according TO advance
forecasts to date, offered two in
triguing matches.
In the first. 33-year-old Helen
Huh Jacobs of Berkeley. Cal. a
four-time national champion, met
Mrs Sarah Cooke of New York,
who has been runner up to differ
ent queens on two occasions. In
the second. top-seeded Pauline
Betz o. Los Angeles faced Mar
garet Osborne of San Francisco.
Miss Jacobs advanced yesterday
at the expense of Dorothy May
Bundy. 6-3. 11-9, coming from be-
hind IN both sets. Mrs. Cooke had
an easier task with Hope Knowles
of Philadelphia and won, Ga, rs.
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SPECIAL MATCH PLAY

Six teams Of Eagles viii engage
in special match play Sunday At
7 o'clock as the feature attraction
of the official opening of George
Effelherg's Portland Ave. alleys
Ruston Community Center will
be the setting for unique bowling
match Tuesday. Sept. at s .. m.
when the Eiks Lefties visit Ruston.
Each Of the two teams viii be
composed Of lefthanders.
Tuesdays fray viii start the bah
rolling on Ruston's course with
five leagues springing into action,
Wednesday the Community league
bowls followed Thursday by Rus
ton women.
Monday, Sept. Is. Ruston Merch-
ants starr their season. Ruston
Mixed league Is scheduled 70 start
the following Tuesday and Young
Rustou will bowl on FRIDAYS
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Coast Boxes

Totals ..32 3 "a
a Batted for Scalzi IN ninth.
b Batted for Munger in ninth.
0AKI.AND
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cleveland-Detroit. rain.
st. Louis 3. Chicago !.
Only games scheduled.
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Youth Go
For Dealt
GoLDEND

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argument owe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08

Clarence Sandstrom Was elected
president when the Hilltop league
organized Thursday night with
eight teams. lone Dale was AIMED
secretary. League play opens
September L.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

bsItlinore 81. jersey CITY 81.
Newark 4. Syracuse 3.
Buffalo AZ Montreal. postponed. vet
grounds
Only games scheduled.
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vANcouvFR

INfaIS - = =
aBatted for Buecola in ninth.
bBatteo for Myers In ninth.
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Evening star., 1941-10-03
Title Series Really to Get Hot With Buns Back Home
Yonk Drill Doesn't Awe Dodgers Not Worried Now Mccarthy

Several correspondents who got
only a distant view of the Louis
Nova fight are protesting that
Referee Donovan shouldn't have
stopped 1t with only a second to
60 in the sixth, From where we
sat. it looked to be high time.
and. of course. Donovan wasn't
holding a watch. Some of the
Wisest men in the fight business
have said that one second might
have meant death or serious in
jury to Nova if Louis had smashed
him again. Chris OMalley of
Washington, D. c.. and Deak
Morse of St. Johnsbury, Vt, both
suggest Louis was singing git
along little yogi" For brevity
we'll take the World Series head
line offered by Glenn H. Peterson
of the Bismark IN. Dak0 capital:
"Ruffing EN- up''
Evening star., 1941-10-03

cussing themselves for their mis-
takes. They aren't a bit afraid
of the Yanks." 1t took only five
innings to show he was right.
Frick agreed with Secretary
John Mcdonald of the Dodgers
that they were more anxious to
win the pennant than they are
about the World Series why"
said Mcdonald, If they'd lost a
tough one like that late in the
season they would have ripped
the lockers out of the dressing
room"
Sam Breadon of the Cards COL
1ected his Dodger press button
from F'rick and Immediately re-
moved the American League en-
blem. Prexy Will Harridge of the
American League admitted "they
gave us a couple of bad mo-
ments." And Joe Mccarthy. with
a broad grin, insisted I'm not
worried-not right now"
Today's guest star, Nady Gates.
Winston Salem IN. c. Twin City
Everything Larry king
Midas3 MacPhail and his Buns
touch seems to turn to gold. The
city of New York is expecting to
cash in to the tune of $4,000 900
on the World Series and most of
it will be paid across the counters
of hotels, bars and amusement
centerS."
Evening star., 1941-10-03

not our bums-will be breaking
their backs.
And Koiby-he is once Philly,
but he forgets it quick Which is
the same way he pitches, quick. We
hear where these bums-not our
Bums-moider faSt-ball pitchers.
But yesterday when Whit Wyatt is
bearin' down on his high, hard one
in the last five innings, what do
these moiderers get? They get two
hits. which do them no good. And
if these bums-not our Buns
think Wyatt has a fast ball, wait till
they see Koiby, which also has a
coive that amt no optical illusion.
Them bums-not our Bums-hit
a mess of homers outside the foul
lines yesterday. If all these fouls
had been laid end to end, they still
wouldda done 'em more good if
theyda been Strengthened out.
We have figgered out why it is We
win this game yesterday-outside of
because it is not in the books for
our Buns to drop two in row. It's
because Wyatt, he does not have to
pitch so often as them buns, Chand-
Ter and Moiphy. Wyatt in nine in
nings he pitches only 1913 times,
which is IA times every inning.
Chandler and Moiphy, they pitch
135 times, which means they get
tired foist.
This Bill Dickey is a foist-class
cetcher, even if he cetcheS for them
bumS-not our Buns. But he is
the only big-time athlete we ever
see which is knock-kneed.
And anyhow, today our newspaper
will not have to print the headline
we got saved up in case them buns
not our Bums-win the Woild Serl-
Gus. That headline Is, "Wait TIL
Next Year." .
Evening star., 1941-10-03

for Rizzutos high bounder in the
fourth got a bigger hand than
Joe Gordon drew for his nifty
fielding in the same frame. And
when Durocher let out his first
visible blast at the umpires in the
seventh, the customers let out a
below that showed what they
really had come to see.
A city cop and a stadium Off
Ger put on great race for foul
that rolled down runway lead
ing from the upper stands. only
to see an usher step out at the
other end and field it without
hurrying. They should have
taken some lessons in footwork
from the two kids that jumped
the wall just as Walker caught
the last fly and overhauled Dixie
before he reached the infield.
The Yanks don't overlook a
single strategic move. They sent
the subs out for early batting
practice and held the regulars
back to do their blasting when
the Dodgers were on hand to see
it. Wyatt and Chandler. two
Georgia boys, had a lot to talk
about while they were posing
for photographers before the
game.
Joe sMedWick grinned and
pointed to the webbing in his
glove as he started out for field
ing practice. Mrs. Medwick was
. manipulating movie camera
in the stands. Wyatt's brother,
who could almost double for
Whit, was one of q crowd Of
relatives on hand. The Brook
lyn club took over whole floor
of Manhattan hotel, although
they have only Is players. The
other rooms are for the families,
not including Camilli's five chill
dren.
Ford Frick, the National
League president, wasn't bit
discouraged over the first game.
They didn't take bad beat
ing" he insisted, land they were
Evening star., 1941-10-03
Suddenly the World Series Was Reborn

Chandler slid into third tagged slowly his
Jacket and the pitchers
off him Helped double
IN succession And then happened
The Buns
walked batters put
and Herman hit safely Chandler
and the Buns
his control and
he allowed only singles
Suddenly the World started all
looked to be all
who had silently sconful
nngs to life and yelled
beer stand to toast their Wyatt Medwck and
The only explanation by Yankees
stun after
In the stands this somehow sounds reasonable
healthy fellow
last February But ball
hard run Will sap the strength and dull the fine of pitcher and
you have to take their it.
Evening star., 1941-10-03
The Buns Are Cocky All Over Aooin

Those the things which overlooked taken stride during
the
and 1t loosely assumed that eventually breaks will
in World Series World
welmatced
player afford to mistakes Oenmes
Is much.
Maybe Chandler
Perhaps Wee when third
failed developed these plays helped the other
the thing that series 1t
the three their field this make
psychological difference although the shorter fences Yankee
When last the Buns had regand their and their
MacPan of the when his
Yankee firm
Mccarthy his
and argmentaive. And he both.
quite thing ord Series. Around here wouldn't know
there place
Evening star., 1941-10-03

OUT OF LUCK-(Above, left)
Bill Herman, Dodger second
Sacker, crashed into Bill
Dickey, Yankee catcher, in the
sixth inning yesterday, trying
to count on Joe MedWicks
slow roller, but Phil Rizzutos
throw got him. However,
what proved to be the winning
Brooklyn run in the 3-to-2
game at the Yankee Stadium
was counted Just before this
by Dixie Walker.
ANOTHER DEMISE - (Above,
right Joe Gordon, Yankee
second sacker, who had singled,
is forced at second by Pitcher
Spud Chandler in the fourth
round. Carbon made a stren-s
uous leffort to- beat Pee Wee
Reese's throw on the hurler's
grounder.
ALSO A VICTIM - Lower)
Chandler attempted to reach
third in the same stanza on
John Sturm's Texas Lacquer,
but Pete Reiser's heave to
Harry Lavagetto beat him to
the bag. "A. P. Wirephotos.