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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-18
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

MCosky with his important blow bringing JOY TO the Tigers
and gloom to the Yanks
Yielding but hit of the inheld single by Charley
Keller the veteran Bridges turned of the finest exhibitions
of the Johnny Surm with the other hit rather
shabby nfed roller which the young Yankee recruit
baseman beat the throw to first Since the throw pulled Rudy
York off the bag there may legality
Of the hit in the minds of fans II that close.
Bridges in magnificent fet striking batsmen
he poured assortment of battling pitches the
plate to the helpless His reminiscent of the
days he pitched the Tigers TO World Series championship
against the Chicago Cubs and his fast ball had sting
He famed Tommy Heinrich and Red Rolfe
Joe Gordon George Serk and Keller each Only
did Yankee get them go
to third Rolfe the first inning reached the far
Kelers single Keller got second when he Serk both
walked in the seventh
Bridges glorious.
Only three faced him in eight Of the 10 Twice
Birdie Tebbes TO his assistance with fine pegs
that cut off woud-be base stealers.
Ernie Bonham, who the for Yankees gave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
White Sox Sian
. DetrOiterS

Nine Detroit sandlot PLAYERS
will be given trials with the Chi
cago White SoN next year. il was
announced by their scout for this
area. Ray Meyers. They veil be
sent 10 farm clubs next Spring.
One club. Hassett, in Class p,
will furnish five Of the players.
Two Of them. Frank and Leonard
Okrie, arc sons of a former Tiger
southpaw hurler. Frank Okrie.
The others with Hassett players
are Frank Mekules, former Michi-
gan State hurler: Webb Salisbury.
pitcher. and AL Lewis. outfielder
The others who will get a
chance are Al 10th. a Glass c out
fielder with the Bradford Club:
Don Bryant, a pitcher with Pow
ers Motors in Class A: Henry
Olivas, second baseman with Pats
in Class a, and Bob McClelland.
first baseman for Bradford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Teller May Get
.Deferment;; Ace
Lists Dependents

CLEVELAND Aug. q. 80 AL
though Bob FeIler's draft board
failed 10 classify him at its meet
ing last night. il was learned to-
day the Cleveland star pitcher had
listed his mother and father as de-
pendants in his QUESTIONABLE and.
as a result. may be deferred.
Such a possibility is based on
action taken by Philadelphia
draft board which deferred Benny
Mccoy OF the Athletics. although
he had been tagged Ia on the
assumption his sos, 900 salary and
bonus received during the past
two years would be sufficient 10
care for his dependents.
This followed a presidential rul-
ing the Consumption Act does not
require prospective draftees 10
support their parents out of money
saved.
Feller, however. has repeatedly
said he has not asked for defer
ment and the matter rested en-
tirely with his draft board.
William Fcller.' the pitchers
father. has been in i'll health dur
ing the past six years and Bob has
contributed substantially 10 his
care Mrs Feller has not been in
good health either for the past
two years and there also is a
young unmarried sister dependent
on him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Was Never an Amateur

A runner, the first in America 10 beat
half mile He just got under with 1:59
There distance runners in England who could DO
better" Butler explained
Catsk. n. Y. IS miles from Albany, Butler did his
running Most OF done county fairs
professional of and the prizes paid In
money. He did well enough.
Probably hundreds" Butler thought when asked how
races, roughly he had in coorfu career that
extended from He for six in Wash
ineton, Oregon and Idaho.
II amateur Butler explained. 81 started
a professional For time with the Indians
the Southwest lived among them-on their reservations
Of them great especially IN the longer
events. in many Smile races
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Brazil. Cornell His Favorites

An part Of the University Of Detroit Butler hs
footbaers turned Of Gus Doais famous
football clinics He had and still has avories Among hos
great halfbacks
oh like them ALL" Butler protested naming favores.
81 like old The kids Of today Foot
ball players good better than In the
days Conditions in the boxing classes
think there used TO be good little fighters
in the old days"
With that Butler picked the letter and reread parts of
Is Ban Butler the apple Of his eye?
Well, it's horse apiece-Dad is the apple Of Bans eye.
body loves Dad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

Grandpop's team. s-4," Gene
continued.
Grandpop is his name for Hagen.
He's Sawed-off 10 Hagen.
CORRECTED BY CORCORAN
Informed by Fred Corcoran,
the p G.. A. man, that il couldn't
be 8-4 because there will be IS
points at stake in the match this
time. Gene said
"AlI right, make II 90 or 1915,
because we're too strong for
them"
Sarazen plotted the Challengers
last year at Oakland Hills when
they were defeated, rs. by
Hagen's squad.
Gene is positive that the
addition of players like Jones,
Johnny Bulla and Denny Shute
has strengthened the Challengers'.
COUNTS ON WOOD
Also that Craig Wood, now
established as winner, will be a
big factor.
Want to know Hagen's answer?
| I'VE beat them last year,
didn't we," says the Haig.
That makes us the champions,
and I'll always string along with
the champions until they are
beaten"
Sarazen and Hagen, along with
Corcoran as the first ones on the
scene have dominated the situation
thus far.
They'll have plenty opposition
today. though. as most of the
other stars will begin arriving.
Bobby Jones, captain of the
Cuppers. was expected hourly, as
were Snead and Bulla, who have
a habit of fitting back and forth
across the country in Bulla's own
airplane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Yank Strategy Prevails in Ninth

In the second session. Pnky Higgins led off with
Dagger and little Phil Rizzuo fumbled Yorks gounde but
Bonham work disposed of Tebbe frankie Croucher
and Bridges Again the third led
single but caught trying steal and Gehringer
cliff flied out.
II looked like the Tigers would ninth
when McCosky opened up with single and sacrificed
second by Higgins But Yankee strategy prevailed
walked purposey So Croucher after Tebbes few
Keller Then Bridges fouled Rofe threat
II the New York clubs final appearance season
Detroit and with the departure of the Yankees Washington
Senators in town prepared open series here with
doubeheader this afternoon Buck Corsica
are to pitch for the Tigers and Dutch Leonard Sid
for the Senators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
BY LAYTON CARVER
Interns tionaI News Service sports Editor

NEW YORK. Aug. 21.-Out in
front in the National League pen
nant race only a game and a half
apart with one or the other vir-
tually certain 10 win the cham
plonship, the Brooklyn Dodgers
ard ST. Louis Cards are following
the undeniably sagaciouS program
of trying TO do it with pitching.
Both have come up with new
FINGERS for the rest Of the stretch
run-the Dodgers adding a vet
eran 10 the staff and the Cards
a rookie.
On the ono hand we have the
league-leading Dodgers making
ready TO utilize whatever good
may be left in Larry French. and
on the other the Cards entirely
pleased with what they've seen of
20-year-old Howard Pollei. Just
called in from the Houston branch
of the chain gang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
BY LEO MACDONELL

Tommy Bridges be able to pitch often as in other
long notable the mound, but when
right he pitch just brilliantly.
The Tigers grand little revealed much yesterday at
Briggs Stadium turning back the formidable Yankees with
masterpiece his squeezed out for him
stirring victory, 10, in 10 innings
achievement thrilled 7043 paid customers who were
get park without benefit of bus street idle
because of the great transportation strike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Blackburn Knows The Ropes

"Iouis has been handled better than fighter In all
history pointed THAT Jack Blackburn
trainer. Blackburn who out all those winning
fights he knows the ring science inside and out that
Blackburn. He quite fighter himself, know. One
If those tough that nobody wanted to fight Like
Iangord the Boston babywe used 10 call Langford
aectonatey Jack Johnson didn't want part OF old Sam
"You hear lot about the colored fighters of today
Well there lot Of good Onesrea good boys And
they were game boys too. Wocott and George
Dixon for example"
We wanted o the basis for good fighter.
Condition confidence, Butler explained 1T all Is
based on condition the basis for in
most everything"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Marathon Match
Smdshes Mark
International New, Service Wire

BROOKLINE, Mass. Aug. 21.--
Tennis players today had new
marathon mark 10 shoot at as a
result of the four-hour l02-game
second round match in which Bitsy
Grant and Russell Bobbitt. At
lanta. Ga, outlasted Edwin
Amark, San Francisco. and Robin
Hippensteil Los Angeles, 10 enter
the third round of the National
Dobles tournament.
II was the longest match-in
point of games and time-ever re-
corded IN tournament records.
Grant and Bobbitt won 14-12, 15-
II. Ga AS. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

troit, "and In the four weeks tour we
Travelled 12 hours by train, 8 hours
on river boat, 3 hours on a narrow
gauge railroad, 3 hours by auto. g
hours by mule and 3 hours by truck"
Butler enjoyed another chuckle.
"Some travelling all right" Dad
suggested. Il guess that puts my
travelling experiences 10 shame. But,
did ride a pony 50 miles to appear
In foot race. That was tough
enough. Otherwise we Travelled In
style. Foot racing used 10 be quite
the thing in the old days"
The grand old gentleman of Uni
versity of Detroit athletics recalled thai
this coming March % he will be Z.
years old and at that time will celebrate
the 55th anniversary of his debut as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Pop Warner Quits
San Jose State

SAN JOSE. Cal. Aug. 21.--
CINS) - Glenn C"Pop'D Warner,
one of footballs grand old men, "
resigned today as advisory coach
at San Jose State College. a posi-
ton he held for two seasons.
Warner announced his retire
.ment in a letter from Springville,
N. Y, stating that he intended to
spend the year "loafing"
During Warmers association with
Coach bud de Groot in 1889 and
with Coach Ben Winkelman last
year. the Spartans won % out OF
"a games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Mystery.Men Clash
On Arena Mat Card

A pair Of former mystery mer
of the mat are billed for action
on next Mondays wrestling card
in the Arena Gardens. They arC
Leo Wallick who was the No. :
masked man hereabouts. anc
Flash" Gordon. who ranked No
3 on the list.
Wallick. the only man ever tC
win a mat title with a mask on
is slated to face the s feet, 4.
inch German mat menace, Fred.
erich Won Schacht. in the main
event Gordon will take on "Reb'
Russell. who held the Junior heavy
title at one time last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Fighters Absent,
Cancelled

With neither fighters nor fans
on hand. last nights scheduled
boxing show AT Mack Park was
Cancelled by Boxing Commissioner
John j. Hettche and the gate of
1891 returned to those fans who
did attend.
Joey Palmo and Chick Sanchez,
the main-eventers, were on hand,
as were the four preliminary boys.
But Willie CudSinger and Floyd
Howard. Palmo'S stabIemateS from
Cincinnati. were absent, as was
Odell Riley Of Detroit.
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Probable Pitchers
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York At CIeveland--Donald. vs..
Teller.
Philadelphia At 81. Louis--Ferrick and
Knott W.. Harris and Caster. q gsmes)
Boston at chicago-H. Newsome ".
Smith
Washington a. Decentralization and
Leonard vs.. Newsom and Corsica. q
gamesD
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Brooklyn-Mooty vs. wyatt.
st. Louis az PhiIadelphia--Cooper W.
Johnson.
del
Pittsburgh AZ New York Butcher W.
MCGEE might game.
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WAIVER PRICE PAID

The Dodgers announced the
purchase of the 32-year-old French
from the Cubs for the waiver
price and had him in uniform yes
terday, only southpaw on the staff
trying TO hurl the Brooklyns into
the World Series.
They have gone along thus far
with only right-handers. but will
use French at propitious times
confident he Will be able TO do
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score. Shave then shot into the
lead by getting off a nice tee shot
on the 170-yard ID which landed
within eight inches of the cup to
give him a birdie and the lead.
Shave on No. 1S. after Ernie's
tee shot ran afoul 10 give him
"a double DOGGY The two then
traversed No. 81. the extra hole.
with Shannon cardlng a birdie
and Shave DOGGY on the five
par hole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Ban Buffers Experience
Reminds Dad Of His
EorIy Racing Days
Riding Pony so Miles
TO Appeer in Foot
Race Was Nothing
RATES LOUIS BEST HANDLED FIGHTER

Michael Herbert DAD Butler put down the letter chucked
and said:
Reminds Of when l used to htch-hke rides OF
ponies In the southwest during foot racing days.
The Bancroft BAN Butler, the veteran
University Detroit who is in charge of athletic
program for the government in Ecuador.
81 took basketball team a tour" the younger
Butler basketball player himself at University Of De-
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Was Once a Rinoman

Later life Butler trained many star athlete. Al th
Chicago Athletic Club he trained Jimmy Lightbody famous
distance Ralph Rose the shotutte and other stars
But IL was boxing attained fame. perha
making trips England Kid Lavgne and other great fight
ers Himself considerable Dad boxed with Fiz
simmons Corbett and other celebrated rngmen.
knocked Of them out" Butler smiled, but
IL would he good story II I could wouldn't IL"
OF course the talk would drift Joe Louis.
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Harness Racers Fined

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 21.-The
suspension and fining of TWO well
known drivers today marked the
Grand Circuit harness racing pro-
gram al the Wisconsin State Fair.
They are Sep. Palm and Tommy
Berry
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Coffee. Cake
Lions Prospect to Marry
Girl Who Served EN-
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CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-Tom Gal
Ilagher, former Notre Dame tackle
and now with the Detroit Lions.
revealed today he's a pushover for
coffee and cake. That's why he's
TO be married.
During the Summer. Gallagher.
who is "a, works as a lifeguard in
Chicago and il was on the beach
he met his bride-to-be. 1S-year-old
Eleanor Wagner.
"She brought me coffee and
cake 10 relieve the long Summer
days on the beach. And that was
that"