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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

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Evening star., 1941-11-21

enemy aircraft rs reported by all
elements. He also has detailed
weather reports - citing visibility,
forecasts for every area of the wide
flung maneuver territory. These re-
ports are corrected every two hours
on identical weather maps at the
post command and the air fields
through teletype symbol bulletins.
The colonel also has at his fingertips
the result of civilian air spotter re-
ports sifted through an information
center at Raleigh.
On the basis of complete informa-
ton, he decides which aircraft will
get the tactical mission. I was at
Pope Field, Fort Bragg, N. c., when
such an order came through. The
pilots of the Goth Bombardment
Squadron had been on the alert.
They lounged in the bright sunlight
outside their operations office, play
ing humble peg and spinning yarns.
Suddenly the phone rang inside
the f1imsy frame office and every
man was on his feet. Whats
cookin'?" shouted the youngest pilot,
but the others were watching the
squadron commander at the phone.
"Have At" the Target.
Here it is boys" he said 10
seconds later, bending over q de-
tail map. Tanks are our objective
in this area. Well be there in 18
Evening star., 1941-11-21

anti-tank units, apparently. were
proving their worth against ar
mored troops. who also have supe-
rior aviation forces. including almost
100 medium bombers totally lacking
on the Blue side.
The land forces, however, could
never have advanced so rapidly
without unified team work with the
air support command.
That, at any rate, is the con-
clusion of the armchair tacticians
in this neck of the woods, and the
woods are full of them.
Thanksgiving, incidentally, was
Just another busy day for the
troops, who will have their turkey
on Sunday-some 100000 pounds
of it.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
29th Men Turn Back
Armored Thrust in
Carolina Games
Troops From Meade
Get Quick Backing Of
New Air Support Unit
BY w. H. SHIPPEN. Jr.,
GklS ENaff AanA

COMMAND POST FIRST AIR
SUPPORT COMMAND, NEAR
HOFFMAN, N. c., Nov. 2l.-The
2eth Division from Fort George G..
Meade, Md, which helped to turn
back an armored thrust on the
northern flank yesterday and ad-
vanced deep into red territory, got
some prompt cooperation from
bombers, observers and fighters of
the new air support group.
Observers spotted tanks advancing
on Blue troops far west of the Pee
Dee River, the international poun-
dairy line" between opposing armies,
whose tactical clash is in it's final
stages. Light attack and dive
bombers rushed to the focal point
and pursuit craft protected them
from interruption. The new team
work between land and air forces
of the support command in beautiful
theory would function something
like this. Such and such a regiment
of the 29th, say, loses contact with
the other elements and is in danger
of destruction or capture by an en-
clrcling movement. The situation
may be sized up by an air observer,
who radios to his home field.
In all probability, however, 1t
Evening star., 1941-11-21

minutes after the take-off. Rendez-
vous over Manchester. Take of in
three's. If you fellows see a target
over the mission area which I don't
see have at 1t.
Let's 60" Two cars, motors run
ming and drivers at the wheels, were
waiting to take us to bombers dis
persed about the edges of the field
in whatever cover the scrub af-
forded. Two minutes later we were
in our places and the attack group
Of A20-A's was taxing out of the
rough into the fairway.
Exactly 18 minutes later we were
over the tanks, dropping simulated
1OO-pound demolition bombs from
slightly under 1000 feet. All this
occurred in less than half an hour.
Unified Team Work.
The first Blue Army, according to
last nights communique, advanced
materially It's north and south
f1anks against armored forces. The
29th Division was approaching
Monroe, rail and highway junction
20 miles southeast of Charlotte, N. c..
along with hte 26th Division.
The 29th's new tank attack and
Evening star., 1941-11-21

would be reported In an urgent
phone message from the regimental
to the divisional post command and
then to the post command of the
6th Blue Army Corps. On the gen.
erals staff is an air officer who re-
lays the request for aid to the post
command of the first air force COM
mand, concealed in a deep pine
grove some so miles behind the
front, along with the post command
OF the lst Army under 1t. Gen. Hugh
A. Drum.
Keeps Touch by Radio.
On Gen. Drums staff is Col. Will
liam E. Kepner. chief Of the first
permanent air support command to
work with an army in the field
under simulated war conditions. In
the Louisiana maneuvers the chief
Of the tank support command was
not q member OF the commanding
generals staff and his contact with
the staff was through liaison
ofncer.
The request for aid for the 10Th
Is put up to Col. Kepner. who has
the whole picture before him. The
colonel Is in touch by radio, tele-
type and telephone with eight fields
scattered at strategic points over
Blue territory in the Carolinas. From
the fields fly some 12O pursuits, 60
light attack and dive bombers and
so or more observation planes of
his command.
On status boards in his mobile
headquarters he sees charted the
present positions Of all planes, either
grounded or in the air. He can tell
at a glance which planes are on the
alert-gassed and ready to go, that
is, with pilots standing by ships
whose engines are at efficiency op-
Grating temperatures.
Phone Rings Suddenly.
On another status board the COL
onel sees the latest positions Of
Evening star., 1941-11-21

/. Cars collided. 2. Each driver
charges other with reckless driving.
3. Same Judge dismisses both war
rants same day. 4. Drivers appeal
to Circuit Court. 5. Circuit Court
jury awards each defendant equal
judgment. 8, Both cases disposed
of-so far as court is concerned.
The winners? Harry Temple and
Robert Lillard, only they. didn't win
anything except a moral victory.
Evening star., 1941-11-21
Drivers Sue Each Other,
Win Moral Victory
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Two auto
mobile drivers. who sued each other
following a collision, found them
selves up a dead-end street after
months of litigation. Here's what
hapDened:
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Lefty Gomez: Dodgers Tougher Than Expected
IPIT DONALD'S CONTROL
AGAINST HIGBE.S CURVE

upset stomach. However. II he's
right. he'll do a swell job for us If
called on.
l look for Donald 10 be iusNA
defective as Chandler was until U
blew himself out racing from fhyC
TO third. That happens sometimes
and then he lost his control and
that was just too bad.
Donald has lot of stuff He is
fast and his control is usually
pretty good, He ought 10 take
them today in their own back
yard.
That Wyatt showed US some
thing. He has two kinds OF fast
ball and he got better as he went
along. He's a smart pitcher They
tell me either Higbe is even faster
than Wyatt and has a better curve.
but also hear IS control isn't so
good.
So far the pitching has domi-
mated this series and for all / know
the pitchers may continue 10 hand
cuff the hitters. If they do. II will
be a tight series all the way.
BY the way, the fielding in these
first two games was the best I've
ever seen in world series. The
boys on both clubs have turned in
some sensational plays.
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MURPHY TO RESCUE

AT this iuncture, Murphy was
tossed into the fray. Fordham
Murphy. famous as relief pitcher,
drew great cheers from the Yankee
fans when he struck out Reiser,
who swung from his shoe-topS.
But Murphy's Irish luck failed
him little later when Camilli
caught one Of his pitches and laced
il into right field for single,
Walker scoring with what proved
the clincher.
With two down, Reese, in the
eighth made a double error when
he fumbled Bill Dickey's grounder
10 give the New York catcher life
al first and then threw wildly on
which Bill continued on to second.
But these misplays, If annoying,
proved harmless as later events
revealed Gordon was walked pur-
Iposely. after which the Yankee
| second SaCker was forced by RlZ-
Izuto. ending the inning
But the Yankees, in the ninth
still were in there fighting. George
Selkirk batted for Murphy anC
singled But that was the last bit
of fight 10 TnGTn. sunni rOTCCI
Selkirk and in turn was forced by
Red Rolfe. Then Heinrich flew on
to Walker and the game was over
/ And Brooklyn fans went nuts
The game drew 66, 24S cuSto
mers. few less than OF
Wednesday
For today. Marius Russo or At
ley Donald is expected 70 pitch fol
the Yankees and either Kirb,
lHigbe or Freddie Fitzslmmons fol
the Dodgers.
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YANKS SCORE FIRST

The Yankees scored first, chalk
ing up tally in the second inning
when Charley r Keller singled and
later scored on Chandler's high
bounder TO Harry Lavagetto, which
went for a single. Another Yank
marker crossed the plate in the
third frame. With two down, Hen
rich doubled TO right and after
Joe DiMaggio walked, scored on a
single by Keller.
Then came two tallies for the
Brooklyns in the fifth. tying the
count. First up, Dolph Camilll
walked and moved around 40 third
on a two-bagger by Joe Medwick.
When Lavagetto walked, the bases
were filled. Pee Wee Reese forced
Lavagetto, Camilli scoring on the
out. Then Medwick clicked at
home when Owen singled TO left.
Wyatt hit into double play to put
an end TO the uprising.
Then came the big Brooklyn
counter in the sixth. AS related
heretofore. Walker was safe when
Gordon's throw pulled Sturm off
first. Sturm made noble stretch
but in making the catch, was
forced 10 take his foot off the
sack. Herman followed with a
single 10 left which sent Walker
TO third.
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Picks Alabama for Bowl Bid

There spirited hard-httng battle when Alabama
runs into Mississippi State Orange winners of last
jefferson John Trpson of the Lions will be yearning
to this afraid the Crimson Tide has too much
boys this In fact starter we'll take
Alabama right through the and land in Of
the big Bowl games.
Northwestern far much for Kansas State and Wis
should be able 10 dispose of Marquette.
hairlne finishes you put down Colgate Penn State
Christian State and Harvard
Pennsylvania.
There are other games plenty them you see
there will delay along the fronts for bgme action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

at home we've got TO have nckes worth OF Michigan
Iowa and else We really IKE that punch how
they love to rock-em- and sock-em!
With Pittsburgh next Mchigans schedule after Iowa
Maize and Blue supporters will be watching this week to see
what the Panthers against Purdue The Boermaker
Don't underestimate them because of the SO
setback at the hands of Vanderbilt last week.
Leahy and his Notre Dame won't have debutante
tea with Indiana you pick Notre Dame to win.
In the you hear lot about Navy this Several
the with whom talked think Navy go through their
schedule without sort of line be had the
Middies after Saturdays clash with West Virginia.
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Bs1t :: J q
II by Bo6 m,utp&4
Friends Pull for Paul BrOUn to Make
. Good, but L. S. {. Team Is Tough

Where were We before being interrupted by the Nova-Lous
fh and the start of the series? Oh yes football
That was yhe subject.
this promises to be quite football Saturday lot season
still sW8ddIing CLOTHES
Perhaps the most important game involving BIZ Ten team
Will find Paul Brown and Ohio Buckeyes cohdng with
Southern CALIFORNIA; TroJans
T. ,r travels we find that Mr. Brown lot of friends,
Plenty Of people Ohio State alumni want to see the
eev mentor GET They feel he deserved promo
tior when Ohio State brought up from Massion High
You can nut il down high school coaches everywhere
will be pulling Brown make good They feel that success
for him may trend in coaching circles And why not
obt here Detroit high school coaches who
probably bangup job if given chance with re-
spectacle college
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

tougher I h a n
we I h GU & h I
they were.
They played a
great game SO
did we. B u [
i h ey got the
break like we
did in the first
game.
J oe McCar-
thy says he is
going TO start
e it'll @ r Alley
Donald or Ma
.ruiS Russo in
Brooklyn today
but / think il
will be Donald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

does things to college football
teams who drop in for short
visits.
The big game of the South
this week finds Tennessee going
against Duke. The Blue Devils
of Wallace Wade are reported
to be wearing the big britches
down in Dixie this year. But
despite the fact our old alma
nanny lost its head coach,
Mai. Bob Neyland, and most of
last years team-well, we've
Sat-tn-ride- with them again.
They have a sophomore half
back named Bobby Offers who
is likely to run off and hide from
the Devils.
Michigan meets Iowa here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Tartars Are Determined Bunch

home University Of Detroit and Wayne University
will clash tonight under the lights at U. of D. Stadium
On paper the conqueors of Indiana University appear
have considerable edge Coach Joe Gem Tartars but
the Green and Gold players aren't concedng thing They point
the that upsets the stuff of which football
fashioned and foe pointing for another that's
Wayne this week
The Tartars took 42-7 pasting from L. Of D. in their
initial battle last but the tells only part of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
For Comforts Sake

Princeton now wards pure
white Jerseys 10 all letter men
instead OF the black, as in the
past. because they are much cooler
in Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
BY VERNON LEFTY GOMEZ
International News service Wire

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-WeII, we
YankS blew a tough one and now
the series is all even and anything
can happen. We figured those
Dodgers would give us quite a
hattie bur they're better and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

for Dickey in eighth tSecohu game
4Batted or Murphy in ninth eSecond game
Double plavs--Ciordnn Surm Role to Rzznto
COCO 10 Herman 70 Camml York Brooklyn a.
of nm hases-Brookyn York 10 Bases balls on
off Davis f&eler Gordon);
Alien CRolfe Cordon); Heinrich Gordon Dag-
giol: off Chandler (Cami Lavagetto off Murphy Owen
e,c Bv Runing Medwick, ReiSer) by Davis
1Rolfe) by Chandler (Waker Reser; by Murphy Relser
VAN nv WYATT Stum Dckey Murphy Henrich Pitching
Davis and in ga innings on Casey no
hits and no inning off Allen no hts ana no runs IN
lL- a and INNINGS out IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

(Herewith is an article by
Vernon (Lefty) Gomez. famous
pitcher Of the New York Yam
bees, Dritten exclusively for In
iernationaI NeWs Service in
Which Lefty says the Dodgers
were tougher thdT eIpeeted.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Tiny but MIGHTY

Paul Waner, one of the smallest
among big league baseball players.
uses one OF the heaviest bats,
weighing 81 ounces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

SIXTH: off Murphy ? hits and {
runs in innings. Hit by pitcher
0Bv Allen CSturm). Losing pitch
.ers-Davis and Chandler. Umplre'
-PinelH tNL) plate; Grieve tALI
first base; Goetz CNL) seconc
Ibase. MCGOWAN (AL) third base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
GIVES HIS BEST

FitZSimmonS. whom DurOcher
as the probable pitcher
today. was less verbose about the
business at hand.
"II give 'em my best and
that ought to he good enough"
the veteran Highlander said,
hut t1rfurr n s. = ~ words
finished flowing, the surround
ing voices pitched in with such
remarks as Freddie will beat
them. He's TOO smart for
them They can touch
F'itZ.
Soft-spoken Wyatt with the
bald pate. who chunked
the flock to triumph, modestly
revealed he should have won yes
terdays game more easily. Whit
low asserted, moreover. that he
wants 10 pitch against the Yanks
again, because I MINK III SHOW
'em something next time.
Nearly all the Dodgers said
they won the game largely on
smart. executions of two hit-and-
run plays. one in the fifth when
Camilli and Medwick pulled il and
in the sixth when Walker and
Herman worked another one.
THAT strategy set up our rail-
lies, hDurocher explained,
The Yankees were less lubllant
than the Dodgers.
DIFFERENT SLANT
Manager Joe McCarthy's YER
sion of the game differed slightly
from the Brooklyn viewpoint.
They just got the breaks. and
we didn't" Joe said. "Nednes-
day, IL was the other way
around. Guess you can't win
'em ALL"
Mccarthy nominated Marius
Russo. A Brooklyn-born Italian, 70
toe the mound today Alley DON
aid will get the call if Russo s
ailing stomach bothers him at
game time.
81 feel fine" Russo said. and
I'm ready, Inats al I've got
to say"
Jolting Joe DiMa6eie appeared
somewhat nettled by going hitless
the second day in a row.
Spud Chandler. losing pitcher,
seemed able 10 smile better than
any one, and explained, "Shucks
l seemed 10 have lost the plate.
got a bad break and there was
the game"
The Dodgers had said Chandler
became wild after a hectic effort
10 60 from first TO third in the
fourth inning on a play that called
for a slide and obviously shook
The pitcher
THAT didn't have anything 70
do with II much" Chandler said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
The Climate May Get Them

Ohio State slight betting favore over the TroJans
But that California climate Of which you hear much often
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
GAVE NINE HITS

In AL, Wyatt gave up nine hits
seven OF which came in the first
four innings.
Spud Chandler. on the other
hand reversed WAITS procedure.
The Yankee pitcher was brilliant
for four innings and then weak
ened in the fifth and in the sixth
was replaced by Johnny Murphy,
who finished Giving up four hits.
one walk and three runs, Chandler
officially was charged with the loss
of the game.
However, the usually capable
Joe Gordon started the Yankees
on the way TO defeat with a wide
throw in the sixth inning, throw
which dragged Sturm off first base
and paved the way for run by
Dixie Walker that locked up the
game for the National Leaguers.
Ironically, Gordon earlier turned
in one of the two outstanding
ha-daX-XIhe moved
fast to scoop up a grounder and
rob Pete Reiser of hit. Billy
Herman. the second baSeman for
the Dodgers. achieved the other
noteworthy fielding stunt - the
catch of a fly ball in short right
field. 1t was Rizzuto who hit the
hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
.DuroCher Calls
Gordon Ydnks'
Best Hitter
Dodgers Discover
Bombers Aren't
Invincible After All
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page,
boss, but added a new
slant 10 the after-game chatter.
This series ought to be in
the bag for us right now. We
should have 20 lead on the
games instead OF being held up
here with everything square. If
we hadn't blown that game
Wednesday. But we'll win,
so why bother.
1.-The only guy we've got tn
stop Is Joe Gordon. He's the
best hitter on their club, and
they've got him diddling around
the tail end of their batting
order" the Lip concluded.
AS happily confident as any
body in the club house was pug
nosed Kirby Higbe, who may pitcl
against the YankS today in cas-
Fred Fitzsimmons does not fee
well.
Those Yanks are just an
other ball club" Higbe said,
"and I'd as soon pitch against
them as the Pbillies. Where'd
they get that stuff about
Yankee lnvincibility, anyway"
Hipbp hOllered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

2 Russo has been a little
the weather lately with an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

PoLIrIcAL AovERrIsEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

THAT didn't have anything 70
do with II much" Chandler said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
YdnkS Threaten
for
'Roug1-Housing
Rizzuto Charges
Owens Spikes
Grazed His Foot
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
usually mild-mannered Joe Di-
Maggie,
After RiZzuto made his throw "a
first. he started after Owen. But
the Brooklyn player did not take
on the little fellows challenge
Then Tommy Heinrich, coming ir
from the outfeld, made RizZuto &C
10 the dugout.
I'VE got couple or had
breaks and lost, that's all, de-
clared Joe Mccarthy. manager
of the Yankees. wyatt was
good, of course he was. What
am 10 do, say he was lousy
after he beat us"
Jubilant the Dodgers were high
on Whitlow Wyatt who. after
Shaky start, pitched brilliantly. II
was WAITS first victory IN
World Series and his twenty-thirc
win of the year. He won y for the
Dodgers in the regular National
League season Besides holding
Joe DiMaggio hitlesS. Wyatt fash
ioned FIVE Strike-outS, twice Whit
ing young Johnny Sturm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

FitzSimmonS. whom Durochel
as the probable pitcher
today, was less verbose about the
business at hand.
"TH give 'em my best, and
that ought TO he good enough"
tho Vaforap riOhfbapder said