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Evening star., 1941-09-09
Unlimited Substitution Grid Rule to Be Changed
Dodgers Withhold Parker From Exhibition; Manage

hihition. Look for the football
powers to announce change in
that unlimited substitution rule
within the next couple of days.
Quote. unquote-Branch Hickey
"a few days ago.: IF Terry
Moore gets back in the lineup, it
will be all over and MacPhail will
be wearing sackcloth and ashes.
1t doesn't look very good for
Moore"
Rumor market - If Gabby
Hartnett believes everything he
hears, he sure must be wonder
ing where he'll land next. Cur
rent stories have him Cd manag-
ing the Giants next year while
Bill Terry moves to the front Of
flee, and 90 managing Jersey
City. The Phils haven't said any,
thing, but the baseball writers
think Doc Prothro is out and
Hans Lobert will be manager next
year. Down in Atlanta they
hear that Marty Marion, who
used to play there, will be traded
by the Cards to the Dodgers.
Louisville scribes aren't so sure
that Johnny Pesky will be fill
Ing Joe Cronin's brogans next
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Colonial Newcomers
Please Grid Coach
In First Drill
Three in Lot of IS Out;
O'ConneII, 6. w., Slightly
Hurt; Terps Block Well

George Washington gridmen
we're due for q more eXacting brand
of work today after getting off
lightly in yesterdays opening ses-
sions on the Polo Field. Coach Bill
Reinhart said he hoped to be ready
for scrimmaging by the end of the
week.
Reinhart was pleased to discover
three newcomers among the group
of 35 who reported for the initial
workouts. Matt Zunic, court star, will
try for a wing berth, while Johnny
Pollock, triple threat graduate of
Belmont Abbey Junior College, will
be a candidate for a tail-back job.
Another junior college grad, Myron
Week, from Monmouth College,
Oregon, is a tackle.
Without even waiting for. the boys
to get the feel of their old harness,
Reinhart Immediately began shut
fling the squad in his search for
ends and backs. Mike Monchlovich,
regular center for two years, tried
his hand at end, and Bill Bess, soph
center who has been shifted to the
flank, took a turn at purting and
passing, which may be significant.
Although Ollie Ola will be lost
three to five weeks at Georgetown
Lineman Red O'Connell's injured
foot will keep him out only the
remainder of the week, Trainer
Harry Crowley reported yesterday
X-rays showed no broken bones in
OConnell's foot, which vas dam
aged last year.
Ola, a sophomore center being
tried at tackle. dislocated his shoul-
der in the first scriinmage last Sat-
urday and will miss the important
curtain-raiser with Mississippi.
Maryland stressed downfeld block
ing in yesterdays brisk work at
College Park and the results were
entirely satisfactory to Jack Faber
and his board of strategists. The
Terps' tackling in Saturdays initial
scrimmage was encouragingly good.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Simple System Gets
.414 Batting Mark
For Minors Best
By the Associated Press.

by NuC aeSOCidltO ELcSo.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. e-The
big guy who just stood up there
"and hit 'em as hard as I could"
today is the leading hitter of the
year in minor league baseball with
a Ala average and has a chance to
get into the big money with the
Cleveland Indians next year.
He is Les Fleming, first baseman
of Nashville's Southern Association
club, who came here with $3.50
batting record in other minor
leagues.
Last night was sample of the
way Fleming does thinge. He blasted
two home runs and a double in
three times at bat to help Nashville
defeat New Orleans, 1915, in the
first game of the post-season play
offs.
Fleming, Is years old and built
like a wrestler, doesn't know him.
self how he set his seasons batting
mark. He just followed Manager
Larry Gilbert's orders, he said, in
banging out 155 hits, including 90
home runs. 8 triples and 33 doubles.
Evening star., 1941-09-09

man from Toronto, may abandon
both for the duration. He's hop
ing to get into Canada's active
army. Wanta buy ball club?
Gerry Nugent says you can have
the Phils If you lay $780, 900 on
the line and take over some of
the clubs debts. Old Satchel
Paige, who has been pitching
regularly, winter and summer, for
II years, thinks he'll take this
winter off and rest. 'It isn't
pitching that tires me-" says
Satch. TITS this hitting, hitting,
all the time hitting" The six
day bike racing season opens in
Montreal October IL and Harry
Mendel hopes to team up Charley
Yaccino, from the United States
Army, and Andy Mcconnell from
the Royal Canadian Air Force If
Mcconnell can get leave. New
Englanders are looking ahead to
September ~ when Boston Col
lege plays at Tulane in the after
noon and Holy Cross plays at
L. S. U. at night. Once they've
taken that ride from New Orleans
to Baton Rouge they'll have,
something 10 look back on. too
Evening star., 1941-09-09
~ the Associated Press.

fi& lHe ASSOCldIeu FIcSS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Fem-
tnine America is going to do a lot
eff walking if blond Alice Marble
has the same success in her new
role of toughening women for de-
fense as she's had on the tennis lot,
Park the car mile or so from
the movie, your place of business
and other spots" she urged the Ma
tion's womenfolk today. Walk to
the grocer's. Start walking from
half-mile to mile distances, then
increase it to miles and weekend
hikes of IS to 90"
But walking is just one of the
former amateur net queens ideas as
assistant director of civilian de-
tense. To make women physically
fit during the emergency, she also
suggests rope jumping, calisthenics,
bicycle riding, bowling and all sorts
of athletic games, faithfully car
fied out five days a week.
= 1--WE are interested in simple
things, not costly, for Nationwide
interest among all ages declares
the 28-year- -old Miss Marble. we
do not know from what age we will
start, but there will be no limit.
Women between 80 and 10 are vital
Tor the work and influence they will
have on their families. The same
holds true of the older women"
Here to talk over her plans with
John 3. Kelly, national director OF
physical training in the hale Amer
lca program, Miss Marble said her
chief aim during the next few weeks
would be to find people in every
hamlet to carry out her vast under
taking.
Ct am interested in this move
nnent to tougher up our women
even If it means I won't be able to
10 on any pro tennis tours this
winter" she stated I'VE are not
going to ask the women of the Ma
ton to make any sacrifices, but
father appeal to them with our
physical fitness program"
The four-t times singles champ
OF the United States and Wimble-
don winner in 1889 laughingly ad-
fnitted she'd been all but f1oored by
the ideas for training that have
poured into her New York home
declaring, "I never received so much
snail-even when I was at the top
ny tennis"
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Mats UnveiI SIugger Tonight
In Ortiz; Early Is AiIing;
Harris Eyes OutfieIder

who has achieved four of his Is vic
tories at the expense of the Mats.
Only a half game removed from
seventh place, the Mats are meeting
club only half game out of sec
ond place The White Sox will play
here again tomorrow. with Cleve-
land invading for a three-game
series on Thursday.
Harris spent Sunday examining a
Columbus, Ohio. outfelder. it was
revealed yesterday. Coach Clyde
Milan served as manager while
Bucky appraised the Columbus
player, who appealed to him. The
performer is the property of the
st. Louis Cardinals, however, and
they may be reluctant to part with
him.
Tonight's game will start at $3.50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Boxing Writers Ride the Gruyy Train

AS rule the alumnus played
Duke 1913 difficult all
the ct" formation the shift the
public
really with delay mention that
q through the mails
October November December deh
than anything Chinese
the Sas IA interest
the Redskins correcting all false impressions
inform the helpful gentleman being the table
this other writers paradise
a
which
stool only comeback brief phone
call Howzabout buying dozen of them writeups?"
Evening star., 1941-09-09
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, Jr,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Dope
book on the National League race
shows that in IS years no club
has clinched the pennant before
September 18, and in 1884 the
Cards won on the final day after
being seven games behind on
September 6. So that series out
in st. Loo won't settle everything.
Eddie Arcaro comes up before the
Jockey club for sentence tomor-
row and many are wondering
what they'll decide really hap
pened in the Hopeful. Eddie's
story is that he and Johnny
Longden tried to go through a
hole Just big enough for one
hoss and Arcaro got there first.
Another yarn is that he's ready
to retire anyway and doesn't care
if they do advance the date on
him. But the track regulars just
say, ''You oughta seen him in
Florida" Ace Parker won't play
for the football Dodgers against
the Bears tonight. His bum ankle
is coming along all right but Jock
Sutherland doesn't want to take
any chances with u In an ex-
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Brooks Resume
Feuding Today
With Chicubs
Facing Same Pitchers
As Ousted Cos House
Gang From the Lead
BY TOM SILER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The usually
inept Chicago Cubs, with everything
to gain and nothing to lose, eagerly
awaited their series opener today
with the noisy and confident league
leading Brooklyn Dodgers.
Leo Durocher's high flying Dodgers.
three games ahead of the st. Louis
Cards, hope to clinch the National
League flag during their l0-game
trip through the West, but they'll
have to fight all the way.
Cubs, Dodgers Feuding.
The Cubs, though mired in sixth
place, would be delighted to smack
the leaders over in both games Of
the series. The two teams have
been extremely bitter rivals since
early in the season, when Brooklyn
charged the Cubs with exceeding
the player limit. An investigation
substantiated the charge, League
President Ford Prick f1ning the
Cubs $780,
But it was a day of brilliant play
by the Cubs which enabled Brooklyn
to supplant St. Louis as the pace
setter recently. Only last Thursday
the Cubs whipped the Cardinals in
both ends of a double-header and
the st. Louis club hasn't been the
same since.
"What was good enough for the
Cards is good enough for the
Dodgers, too" Manager Jimmy Will
son said confidently. He chose
Claude Passeau to pitch today and
Paul Erickson tomorrow. adding,
land I hope they've got it. Passeau
and Erickson pitched the double
triumph over the Cards.
Fat Fred Fitzsimmons was
Durocher's choice today, possibly
followed by Tom Drake.
st. Louis Series TO Tell.
Meanwhile, the Cards will be
meeting the Phillies twice. Then
the two top teams meet at st. Louis
: in what well might decide the title.
Brooklyn has three games at Gin
cinnati and two at Pittsburgh, be-
fore returning East for seven games
against the Phils and two against
the Boston Braves.
The celebrated Lou Novikoff Is
back with the Cubs after a sojourn
with Milwaukee Of the American
Association. Novikoff batted 1863
in 80 games with Milwaukee, but
probably won't see service against
the Dodgers. Wilson said he might
use the Russian rookie If Brooklyn
pitched southpaw, but none of
the Flatbush hurlers is port-sider
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Specialist to Look
At Furkus' Knee
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

By STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept. 9.
Andy Farkas' night knee. which
kept him out of action all but a
few minutes of the 1910 season,
will be examined by a Johns
Hopkins physician when the Red
skins return to Washington two
weeks from today, Coach Ray
Flaherty intimated today.
Trainer Doc Mauro could find
nothing wrong with the knee,
which Farkas reinjured Satur-
day night in the intrasquad game,
and the star halfback played
four holes of golf yesterday
morning. He did little or nothing
in the daily practice, however,
catching few punts but not
taking his usual place in the
dummy scrimmage drills,
Evening star., 1941-09-09
WrestIers Are Wonderful People

players, individuals criticism,
Outfedes catcher nfelders
pitchers them they the
spill the "Howinh" asks the
with
hadnta traded
their spelled
prefer msspeng understandable
Nationwide
insult wrestler sufficiently letter of protest it's
signed prize ST. 900 has been mentioned
trouble There
ihny iterate football
Darmouths Cornell the United
Associated writer apparently filing
fall they dropped decisions
North Carolina intact tradition but
quite having perfect record"
although they lost the Bowl which
mendation the Not
possibility of country
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Brooklyn Made Odds On Choice Capture Pennant Western
Win, Lose or Draw
Footballs Here-und Pity the Grid Writer
BY FRANCIS {. STAN,

Now that the astar and the coegans getting
ready give their all for mater the football
writer that Journalistic clod kicked the plants
fans and alumni for four months out of the year.
There species of sports fan rio bigoted bitter and
relentng football fan He will editor
circulation subscription
Bosws who the football writer weekly
with delight when the w outside Sotsoap
Hall the big the big guard who mind
poke Joe Doak of the Daily Burb that
taken out of a touchdown play.
Does anybody thought the sit high the
5e-yard line eam-heated
their mental which limited public what
happens the field? Hardly anybody People think
bounce out of the bar Congressional from the side
where cavong sport which
cold weather and which, the draws 2373 customers will
duce 23473 different versions of what occurred
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Joe BoehIing, Former,
Griff HurIer, Is Dead
Bv the Associated Press.

bv the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. e.-J. JOS
eph Boehling. who pitched for the
first Washington team managed by
Clark Griffith in 1912 and who later
hurled for Cleveland, will be buried
here tomorrow.
Boehling, so. died in st. Luke's
Hospital yesterday of injuries re-
ceived in a fall from a second-story
porch of his home. Engaged in the
feed and seed business here with
his brother since 1922, he continued
his baseball interest by managing
aneAmerican Legion post team.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
AT Any Rate, They Are Hardy Lot

downtrodden football have
however although they loath
there guild there football writer with
the left elbow holding telephone receiver always
Phillip and his
health fairly vigorous SOUL will
that the tell his publisher that those 8hour
plenty Roosevelt depended upon
sympathy
Movement
football they
this winter asking
wholesome sandwiches coffee They ought
a sports reporting
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Alice Marble Maps Extensive
Defense Health Program for
Women Throughout Nation

Official uniforms of royal blue and
white were announced for the wom-
ems health drive. Costing about So,
they are made of cotton shantung
and poplin material. There1l be
royal blue jumpers over white
bloused play suits for the younger
girls. while the older group will use
the skirt effect. The uniforms will
carry a shield with three white
stars at the top and the word
'H-E-A-L-T-H" spelled out in red
stripes.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Dodgers 7 10 7
Shots; Cards
Are 5 10 I
Far Tougher Schedule
Chief Factor Making
St. Louis Underdog
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Even the bookmakers finally have
discovered Brooklyn still is in the
National League.
For the first time since the pen
nant pot started to sizzle, the West
Forty ninth street betting booths, in
Pa Knickerbocker's village have put
the Brooklyns up as favorites to
hang onto their three-game lead
through the last Western whirl they
start today, and go on to the cham
pionship.
Convinced at last that maybe
"The Buns" can finish in front of
the ST. Louis Cardinals, the bookies
not only took the favorite's spot
away from the Gas Housers, but sky
rocketed the Dodgers into the
choices chair at odds-on in the
wagering.
On the latest prices you have to
lay $3.50 to win ST if you like
Brooklyn. On the other hand, if
you're still stringing along with
old st. Loo, you can get $3.50 for
each 81 you put up. The 81 diff
ference is what is known as the
bookies' spread.
Schedule FavOrs Dodgers.
What finally convinced the bet
ting boys was not only the three
game edge the dizziness boys built
up, but also the fact that the sched-
ule the rest of the way definitely
leans far over in Brooklyn's favor.
Looking beyond the action for the
next couple of days (the Cards
tangle with the pathetic Phillies
and the Brooklyns work on the Chi
cago Cubs you come right up and
say howdy to the hot Dodger-
Cardinal series Thursday, Friday and
Saturday in st. Louis. If things
Thursday still are as they are today,
the Missouri MudcatS must sweep
that set in order to come charging
back into the fight.
If they don't do that thing, the
Cards can't look for any relief the
rest of the way. For still in front
of, them are six contests with Chi
cago-and although the Cubs are
the National Leagues sixth-place
team, Billy Southworth's sluggers
have just managed to break even in
16 games played to date with Jimmy
Wilson's wallopers. If st. Louis can't
do any better than that in the last
half-dozen starts, the flag is cinch
to wave over the Gowanus for the
first time in 81 years. For, when
the Brooklyns come home from the
West, they have nice vacation left
seven encounters with the Phillies.
Except for this ds-Dodgers
fight. there isn't much left for this
rapidly-disappearing big league sea-
son. The Yankees have the Ameri-
can League flag sewed up like
patch in your pants, and as the
Western outfits in their loop move
in, the only souabbles are whether
Boston or Chicago can take the
runner-up spot, with Cleveland try
ing to stall off Detroit for the rest
of the firSt-division honors.
Back of the bosses in the Ma
tional league, Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh are putting on a pretty fair
country clambake for third place.
Both leagues took a holiday yes
terday.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Dodgers Seeking Come

Chevy Chase Dodgers are after
two games for Sunday. The Dodg-
ers have a diamond. Call Emerson
1891
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Major Statistics

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1871.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13


Men are apt to be pretty careless about
their breath, and that can put them in
plenty bad. They wonder why girls don't
give them second date. II you want to
be on the safer side, II you want to mako
hit with your girl friend. look after
your breath before your next date with
her. Be sure to rinse your mouth with
Listerine Antiseptic. It's wonderful Tor
combating bad breath due to food fer
mentation in the mouth. Such Jermen-
tation, say some authorities, Is the major
cause Of this condition, although bad
breath Is sometimes due to systemic dis
orders. Listerine Antiseptic ha1ts the fer
mentation and overcomes its odors. Tho
breath quickly becomes sweeter. purer.
less likely to offend.
Lambert Pharmacal Co., st. Louis, Ko.
Before Any Date Use
LlSTERlNE ANTISEPTlC
To Make Pour Breath E.zsstS~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
TULzASBA Wit
KlSERLETEK

A reptile gepekkel es az ejt6.
erny6kkel val6 kiserletezest
egyre szels6segesebb tulzasok-
ba viszik az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ban minden gyakorlati haszon
nelkiil. xIs.
Arthur Starnes anne saf
ejt6 ,erny6st egy repul6gep Chi
cago k0zeleben felvitte $4,000
lab magassagba, ami valamivel
tObb, mint hat mertfold es ak
kor Starnes kiugrott a gepb6l
az alant tatongo nagy tires
segbe.
Ez rendjen volna meg, de q
dolog lenyege ezutan j0tt.
20, 300 labat esett a fold fel6,
tehat ot es fel mertf0ldet Star
mes, amikor vegre megrantot-
ia az ejt6erny6 k0telet, amire
a nagy. erny6 kinyillott a feje
folott es lassu biztonsagban a
f0ldre szallitotta.
Mi haszna volt ennek a XII
serletnek? AIT mondjak:
Tudni. akartak AIT, hogy
meddig eshet a magasb6l egy
ember baj ne1kiil?
A kiserletnek azonban mem
volt nagy jelent6sege, inert xii
Ion ruhat kellett csinaltatni
Starnes reszere, hogy a ma
gassagbeli nagy hidegben meg
ne fagyjon es kiilon sisakot
szerkesztettek a fejere, inert
olyan vegtelen magassagban
mar nincs levego es anelkiil
megfult volna. Ennyi kiilon lie
szileket egy hadi repul6 mem
vihet magaval a magassagba,
tehat veszedelem idejen XII Sc
ugorhat, ha ilyen szinvonalra
emelkedett a repiil6gepe.
TulzaSba viszik ezeket a XII
serleteket es ideje lenne, hogy
azoknak a bolcsebb koponyak
vegre utjat alljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
N|PiSNAK
HASzNALJAK

A legt0bb betegseget tudva-
uev6leg bakteriumok, rossz ma
'gyar nyelven sgabad .szemmel
mem lathat6 csirak okozzak.
Kiil6n csiraja van peldaul a
tifusznak es egeszen mas bak-
'terium okozza a kolerat vagy a
torokgyikot.
Az orvosok mar regen akar-
tax tudni AIT, hogy voltakep-
pen hogyan terjednek, igaza-
ban hogyan utaznak az en-
beri testben,, az erekben a xii
l0nb0z6 bakteriumok. Mivel
azonban eek az apr6 kis sz0r-
nyetegek szemmel csak nagyi-
to uvegek egesz sorozatan ke-
resztiil voltak lathatok, mem
tudtak megallapitani ait, hogy
peldaul a betegseg bacillusa
mikent megy a lab vegeb6l fel
a tiid6be.
Ezen a nehezsegen segitett
DR.. J. O. Ely, a Philadelphia
Franklin Institute egyik tud6-
sa, aki radi6-oktavitas utjan
lathatova tette az emberi test
ben. mozg6 bakteriumokat. Az
uvegben apolt bakteriumokat
sodium phosphate newt vegyi-
szerrel taplalta es azutan be-
fecskendezte EFT az anyagot
egy patkany farkaba. Alig tor
tent ez meg, mar tisztan lat
hat6 volt, mint terjed el pat
kany testeben a bakterium.
A kiserletnek maris van egy
hasznos tanulsaga. Kiderult,
hogy az agyvel6 az, amely leg
jobb es leggyorsabb felszivoa
minden bakteriumnak. Ez az
Okla annak, hogy a kiil0nb0z0
betegsegek mindig fejfajassal
zd0dnek.
Az vi talalmanynak nagy
hasznat fogja latni az orvosi
tudomany es az orvosokon ke-
resztiil - a kello id6ben - az
egesz emberiseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
SQkKAL JOBb
Mint KELLENE

Az amerikai petroleum ipar
kozponti kiserleti allomasa egy
nagyon furcsan hangzo jelen-
test adott XII, amely nagyjaban
a kovetkez6ket mondja:
Gallononkent 25 centert
az amerikai gazolin gyarak
most olyan eros gazolint tud-
max csinalni, hogy azokat a
mostani repul6gepek mem hasz
nalhatjak, inert a rettenetes
robbanast a motorok hengerei
nem birjak XII,
Az gondolat rejlik a jelen-
tes mogott, hogy most mar a
motor gyarosokon van a sor es
nekik kell valami olyan anya-
got talalni, amely a finom, a
tuler0s gazolin robbanasanak
ellen tudjon allni es ne sza-
kadjon sect darabokra.
Semmi ketsegunk benne,
hogy a motor gyarosok hama
rosan lepest fognak tartani a
gazolin gyarosokkal. A tudo-
many kulonb0z6 agai allando
versenyt folytatnak egymassal
es egyik szinte kenyszeriti a
masikat ARA, hogy folytonosan
tokeletesebb dolgokat csinal-
janak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

iigyb6l valami nagy veszede-
lem. A f0igy5sz kikereste a
leglagyabb szivl birot, aki
.elOtt Lake bJnosnek vallotta
magat, amire a biro harom evi
fogsagra itelte, de a biintetes
vegrehajtasat nyomban felfiig-
gesztette, inert hiszen lehet
valami sok a t0ryeny szeme-
ben, de az emberiesseg gyak-
ran hunyja be szemet es nez ell
a dclgok felett.
Ez tortent ebben az esetben
is es mem lett abbol senkinek
kara.