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Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 = When
the war is over and there are thou
sands of airplanes, aircraft factor
les. pilots and ground crews sitting
around looking for work, it can be
safely predicted that there will be
a big boom in commercial and pri-
vate flying. One field where a lot
of this extra equipment and person.
mel may find employment is in the
further expansion Of air mail and
air express pickup service TO small
communities.
This nifty is doing all right as
it is in competition with the war
so to speak, ana it observed a kind
of unofficial birthday Aug. u when
the five routes now giving regular
service to 100 cities in a triangular
area roughly bounded by Whining
ton, Del James, n. Y, and Hunt
ington, w. V, will have been in
service under government contract
for just year.
Operating method of the system
is OF course fairly familiar TO eV-
eryone. A plane swoops low over
any designated pasture, and drops
off it sack OF mail without landing.
On the ground, two poles 20 feet
high and 20 feet apart are stuck
in sockets. Their tips are connected
by cable TO which is attached the
pouch of outgoing mail. BY an in
genious simple hook, lowered thru
a trap in the bottom of the fuselage,
the pickup line is caught and the
pouch drawn up to the plane by
an electric winch.
The transfer is made while the
plane is going more than 100 miles
an hour. Smudge pots help the pi-
lot locate the poles when visibility
is poor. Besides the pilot, each plane
carries a crew OF one TO operate the
winch.
Pioneer in the development of
the pickup service is Richard C.
du Pont of the Delaware du Points,
whose All American Aviation, Inc,
holds contracts for the five Penn
sylvania and West Virginia routes
now operating. Young du Pont was
glider enthusiast who developed
the equipment now in use and sold
his idea to the government
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

Homes are made in cones of vol
canic rock that have been carved
into fantastic spires by erosion in
Zanguezur, Armenia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

Beavers rarely stray farther than
a hundred yards from the stream
where they have made their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

BY the process of division,
single bacterium can give rise to
16, 100000 other bacteria in "a hours
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

Eight to 10 years is the average
life span of the ant, although some
have lived to Is in captivity.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

EDITORS NOTE: The FOLLOWING
editorials are presented as interesting
opinions Uoiced by editors elsewhere.
They do not necessarily reflect the
opinion of this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

In Colorado, the timberline is ~
10000 feet; in Alberta, it is at 70G9 E
feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

Our everyday conversation uses
words from about 20 different Ian
guages.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

MEMBER
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fishers Association. Nation
al Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

Bagpipes are as numerous in
Italy as they are in Scotland.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Did You Know?

Brazil is larger in population area
than all the rest of South America.
Hippopathology is the patholo-
gy of the horse.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18
Famous Sayings

For God rewards good deeds done here below-re-
wards them here.-Lessing
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-18

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and
INDIVIDUAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Silly TO Oppose Baseball Helmets

Dan Parker New York Daily Mirror thinks players are
silly to oppose wearing headgear while at bat
Baseball cachcrs played without the protection Of
gloves masks chest protectors hinguard Parker points
The catcher sensible and padded glove
required moral apenty brave the taun OF his
fellow players that he sissy But he could thumb his
them with unbroken digit,
"The chest protector didn't arrive until ribs had
been fractured catcher knocked solar
blows delivered by foul tips Now catcher who would
behind the plate without single item of his would
be looked trouble borrowing Nmpleton. Thus has
the silly BRAY ado the early baseball been replaced
gradually by In this il i amazing
erefore that the sen>cleSS objection TO protecting the
batter being voiced when
the target for most of the injuries.
Ball players still stupidity opposed protecting
themselves lest their manlness be questioned
when the catcher who could break of
two and schnoL for the dear old considered
not stun instead OF just the plain fool that he really
Meantime players continue To be hit the
seriously injured II is of the paradoxes baseball
itself of the most progressive of games that those
neced with always been opposed change the old
order"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Y.C. VICTORY NEARS
Detroiters Take
Baseball Crown

PERU, H.. Sept. 2.-The De-
troit Andrews Bucks clinched the
honors in the Mid
west Minor Division tournament
of the American Baseball Congress
here when they blanked the Peru
Coca-ColaS, 60.
Excellent pitching by Pet
Grzywny, husky Detroit hurler
who gave up but one hit, and some
splendid work by the Detroit in.
field turned the trick for the Mich.
igan club.
1t seemed as if GrZywny was
due for a no-hitter when Bill Liebe
Peru catcher. sent a hot groundel
INTO left center in the eighth, the
ball whizzing by Bob O'Malley
who made great try for it,
The Peru nine. who played sur,
prisingly we'll in their early tits
with Kent o.. and ST. Louis, Mo.
failed 10 make a serious threat tC
score and only twice had mer
around TO second base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Detroit Glider Pilots
Share Meet HOnOrs

FRANKFORT Sept DE.
troit's gliders shared honorS with
filters from Kingsley, Mich and
Joliet. H. in the Frankfort Ma
tlonal Glider meet.
Glen Mead of Detroit'S ABC
Club led the Detroit competitors
with 9 hours. IS minutes in the
air Sunday and Monday Other
DetroiterS who finished among tho
top money winners were: Charles
kohlS. N.Y. Club : hours Is MIN
uteS; Lyle Nancy. XYZ Club. 6
hours AZ minutes: Herber I
Abrams. hours az minutes;
Elmer Meeker, ) hours s minutes
and Bud Meeker, Soarheads Club
4 hours 2S minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

racing yachts crossed the starting
line way up in the middle of Lake
ST. Clair. but the weather condi-
tions, a y to l5-mile northwest
wind. gave all shippers and crews
a fine romp around the 6 and T.
mile triangular courses.
Looking for the feature race is
difficult. Russell Pouliot did a
bangup job in bringing in MS
S-meter Pintail as the winner and
soon enough TO win the
Gardner Bowl. one of the many
perpetual silver baubles up for
competition each year.
Andy Langhammer, sailing his
3S-loot cutter Rambler VII, had
to beat l. other rivals, including
four Toledo boats, Sea Saga.
Gray Dawn and Wind
Song. Rambler VII was second in
the fleet TO finish. Only the big
ger, 52-foot schooner Sea Saga,
beat her boat for boat. but Lang.
hammers ship won easily on cor
rected time ahead of Tommy
Lofts fast little Duchess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Sept. a.
tINS)-Rex Mays, veteran Cali
fornia automobile racer, won the
100-mile dirt track AAA champ
lanAhip AT the New York State
Fairgrounds.
Maury Rose, winner of the In
dianapolis race, finished fourth.
Mays led all the way through
the race and was tailed by Tony
Bettenhauser, who wound up
second, and George O'Connor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Sheehan, Ko(sis
In $1,000 Open

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The IA.
tons richest golf tournament
the $1,000 Tam O. Shanter open
began its preliminary run today
with 165 players from every sec.
ton of the country battling over
the 1S-hole route for the II places
open 10 qualifers in the l75-mar
championship field
Except for the II making tho
grade in todayS medal play
players starting championship
competition on Thursday had
been qualified automatically on
the basis of their records in other
major meets.
Among leading players seeking
TO qualify today were Walter
Burkemo, Evanston, H., Art
Doering, Chicago. Frank Metz
ger. Cleveland. o.: Rod Munday
Toledo, O.: Tommy Sheehan De
troit; Chuck KocSiS. Detroit.
Frank Stranahan. tranS-MiSSls-
SippI champion from Toledo o.
and Skee Regal of Glendale, Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
WYATT, WHITE LIKELY TO PITCH
SPORTS EDITOR

With but one-haf game separating them of today, and
slightly than three weeks of the left the Dodgers
appear be fashoning moving picture climax
promises delight the baseball world The book
SERIES which will in ST. Louis September H. II and 49,
produce the of the hottest
the National League has in years.
Judging by their inerclub record, anything happen
To date the Cardinals hold edge the Dodgers 10 victories
three double affair
ended split decision According to mathematician who
that deep the Dodgers have held first place eight different
times and tied for the other
Then these Ensens recall that days during
August there only the margin 003 percentage points
between the feudng teams And throughout most of August
there than and half separating the
teams.
Moreover since the began neither has held
than three and half game advantage the other
The action has been year with the final decision
awaiting their clash down the show-me state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Ex-SandIotter Comes in for Praise

Steven Gomek the former Detroit sandotter pitch
ing for the Indians coming for lot of praise days
Waly Moses of the Athletics Cleveland day.
quoted follows
The kids got good fast ball I've all
He's the kind of pitcher you can't wait get at
because he doesn't look If he's
you find that his fast ball does something got hop that
makes YOU hit under the ball and pop il up. gave
couple OF pitches that I'd have would have hit
the park, but all did TO lift up the air He's
pitcher who should never give YOU hit though II
he sticks TO his fast he'll win plenty games"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

The $500 fine and indefinite sus-
pension of Virgil Fire" Trucks,
Buffalo's league leading strikeout
king who went AWOL to his home
in Birmingha m. Ala, wasn't
viewed with particular alarm
today by Jack Zeller, general man.
+agef of the Tigers who have re-
called Trucks. Twice before Trucks
has walked out on the Bisons and
returned.
Hes probably sore because
he was knocked out Of the box
by Rochester. However, it's not
our worry. He's under contract
TO Buffalo. and he'll have to
square himself there before he
reports here September 10 at
the end Of the Internati Onal
League season." Zeller said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
InternatIonsI 500. ser,Ice Mire

CHICAGO. Sept. 2. - Circle NJ.
Ranch's Big Pebble. winner of the
Hollywood Gold Cup. stamped
himself the outstanding handicap
horse of the season when he
charged through the Washington
Park stretch TO win the SOS, 900
added Washington Park Handicap.
Walmac FARMS, Bushwhacker.
second 10 Whirlaway in the Amer
lean Derby was fast closing
c6nd. half-lensth behind the
winner and about the same in
front Of Woodvale Farms Haltal.
which set the pace most of the
way in the mile and a quarter
grind The time was 2:03 is. Mrs.
Marie Evans Shot Put, national
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
tThrong Sees Harness Debut
.SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RACER
WINS 4 HEATS IN DAY

Backed by splendid turnout in
its opening performance. the six
day harness racing meet at the
Fair Grounds will continue today
with another three-race program
More than 5000 spectators were
in the stands Yesterday ard par!
m utuel betting was reported
heavy. especially on the daily
double The combination of DR.
Jim in the first and Don Belwir
in the second netted S37 to &C
.ticketholders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

DR.. Jim, seven-year-old stallion.
provided the outstanding perform
ance of the day. Less than half
hour before post time DR.. Jim
was =Old by DR.. r. w. Richmon,
Fowlerville veterinarian. TO DR..
Plyn Earle. a Jackson dentist,
But still racing UNDER the Rich
mon co'6rS for the tav D. =
turned IN the excellent times of
2:06. POLL and 2:1O. Actually
DR.. Jim won four heats when con-
fusion among the drivers and start
ers caused the second event 10 be
re-run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Oklahoma Nine Again
Takes Semi-Pro Title

WICHITA, Kan. Sept, q
QNS)-For the second straight
year the Enid. Z Okla. Champin
RcfnerS today We're the nation $
Semi-pro baseball champions
The Rofincrs swept undclcatJd
through he seventh annual tourna-
ment OF the national Semi-pro
baseball congress. climaxing their
defense with a 90
victory last night over the Waco,
Tex, Dons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Ranger Po|oists
Beaten, 11-3

CLEVELAND. Sept. .. Ivory
r a n ers of Detroit polo team
dropped an 11-3 decision 10 the
Hunting Valley Club of Cleveland
here yesterday Detroit had de-
feated the Cleveland outfit 1915
Saturday
Detroit was held scorelesS in
four of the six chukkers. Volncy
Bailey raped the ball through the
uprights in the third period and
Seffani and House each scored in
the fourth. Bob White sparkled
for Cleveland. scoring six times.
HUNTING VALLEY IVORY RANGERS
Hugh Omen No. Mac Stehan
Bob White No. Volney Bailey
Otto knutsen No. Alfred House
Tom White back Jack Ivory
Hunting Valley % 81
Ivory RANGERS ~ y o. 8
Goals-Bob White 8 OMEN ?. Knutsen
2 Tom White House. stefan. Bailey.
Referee-W White
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
World Series Tickets
Are on Sale Today

NEW YORK, Sept 2.-GNS)-
World series tickets. priced from
S1.10 TO $3.50 went on sale today
at the midtown Offices Of the New
Ak Yankees.
The Yankees need 10 win only
three more games TO win only
ically win the American League
pennant and TO bring the October
series classic 10 Yankee Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Cards Appear
To Have Upper
Hand in Race
Winning Their Games
While Dodgers Seem
to Be Floundering

NEW YORK. Sept I'm three
days, beginning last Saturday, the
ST. Louis Cardinals have blasted
their way from second place. IL
games behind the Brook n
Dodgers, 10 National League lead
ership by y game. Watch them
during the next few days This
may be the pennant-winning dash
and momentum that takes clubs
into the World Series.
There was something little
ominous about things that trans
pired last Saturday The Cards
had been fighting TO stay up close
when on that day their tobacco
chewing Lon Warneke hurled a
no-hitter against the Cincinnati
Reds while the Dodgers were
dropping q doubleheader TO the
New York Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

III 1900 when the CuDS shattered lHe
hearts ef Pittsburgh fans with a rush
TO the front. Whitlow Wyatt probably
will pitch for the Dodgers in the first
game of the series. Ernie White may
go for the Cardinals. White has whipped
the Dodgers four straight times. with
two shutouts in the quartet. Wyatt
has split four games with the St Louis
elan.
With Dixie Walker and Wyatt,
former Tigers, in the Brooklyn lineup
the series in St. Louis and the pros
poets of the Dodgers playing in the
World Series with the Yankees is Of
special interest 10 Detroit fans. Be-
cause Of his spectacular hitting, Walker,
veteran in the big leagues, is more
or less of sensation. With mark Of
.32s, only FIVE points behind The leader
,tipo in tho individual avpra COS in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Big Pebble Wins Again
GOLD CUP WINNER TAKES
WASHINGTON HANDICAP

long distance champion, closed
fast TO take fourth place.
Big Pebble was the second choice
in the wagering, the entry Of
.Bushwhacker and Howard Wells
EquifoX. the hope of the Middle
west. being made a 9-5 favorite.
Haltal was third choice in the
wagering. The winner paid $40.
S340 and $3.50. BuShwhacker re-
turned 50 and 81 40 and HaltaPs
price 10 show was So.
'fore than t0000 f1nk. ire 'arg-
81 crowd in m h'6for3 o. Weeh-
ngton Park checre Joey
Johnny WeStropc as he rode Big
Pebble into the winners circle.
The mutuel machines handled
approximately $500. 900, a record
for Washington Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

John w. Foley Jr. is the new
club champion at Crosse lie Coli
and Country Club following a 80
victory over Don Jaffar in yeSter-
days 36-hole final. 1t is the fifth
time Foley has won the title
Five down to Foley at the end
of the first Is holes yesterday
Doctor Jaffar spurted on the Sec
lond round and was only two down
at the twenty-seventh.
Final results in the other flights
First Gene Demambro de-
feated r. c. Pinkerton, 4-3. See
ond - Roy Shellhouse defeated
Lieut.. S. r. Marie. one up. Third
C. F. Craig defeated Fred Husk,
one up. Dr.. Norman Flaherty
defeated Doctor Poretta, two up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
TAKE PIRATES TWICE

That may have been the tip-off
on outcome Of the knock down
and drag 'em-away National
League race. II seemed 10 be
more than a coincidence that the
Cardinals with their great cpl
demic of injuries could keep up
close. then with that combination
of events move TO theft by a
couple Of percentage points.
Sunday the Cards again beat
the Reds and the Dodgers trimmed
the Giants TO leave il status quo.
Then yesterday the Cards took the
Pittsburgh Pirates twice by SD
and 6-3 ~ihfiiie-the Dodgers were
struggling Is innings 10 down the
Boston Braves. 6-5. and then play
ing 10 a 2-2 deadlock ended by
darkness after six innings.
II looks now as though the
Cards have the upper hand They
are winning their gameS-the
tough ones and the easy ones. The
Dodgers are laundering
Even admitting that the Dodg-
ers may bounce back at any
minute and keep this race all
tangled up. there has been nothing
so significant in the National
League 10 date this season as the
way the Cards have fought back
and come up in the face OF in
juries TO virtually every key man.
Some Of them still are out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
CAMILLE THE HERO

They are winning-or giving a
good imitation of winning on
pitching Yesterday the two
stellar Young SouthpawS Of the
club did the Job Ernie White
scored ms seventeenth win against
four defeats and Howard Pollet.
up less than Two weeks from
Houston in the Texas League. got
his third win against one defeat.
In the Dodgers stands against
the Braves. Dolph Camilli was the
hero. In the first game, his twenty
ninth home run tied the first game
score in the eighth. and his double
tied it again in the tenth His
blow with the bases filed in the
fifteenth won the opener A dou-
bic by Camilli in the second game
helped the Dodgers 10 a tie, with
their pitching none to impressive
IN the double bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
FROM BEHIND TO WIN

Third class in this division went
10 Ted FarnSworth's ketch Chan
tey in a boat-for-boat scrap with
Rambler all round the course.
Rambler led by 80 seconds. Chan
tey took third in the glass and
FarnSworth carried home the his
toric Pingree Bowl as the skipper
of the ketch. schooner or yawl
making the fastest corrected time.
Perez Darnell has something 10
crow about over his victory in the
6-uatcr class with Challenge and
10 is He had 10 come from be-
lind 10 boat one of the three To-
ledo entries. Pinky Aliens Totem
by bit OF smart maneuvering al
the second stake Challenge. by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

I42 Racing Yachts Cross Starting Line in Dyes
doth Labor Day Classic; Commodore Happy
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Commodore Harry c. Kendall has staged the Detroit Yacht Club
Sweepstakes today happy thought
running of the yachting
the greatest held
MOI only did hreak the for whom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Yanks Like Hut SUIT

Favorite tune of the New York
Yankees. a poll Of the players dis
iclosed. is the Hut SUIT song.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
IIAnINn pIrlIiLR.

'-at t|n1I kfet 50. Louis won lost
White. 81 Louis won ~ lost Riddle
Cincinnati won Is lost 2 American Gomez
New York won 10 lost 4 Rufhng. New
lYork won u lost g. Feller. Cleveland
Won "a lost II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Come on, You Indians,'
Cry Rejuvenated Tigers
York's 3 Honers
PAGES Bengals
to Victories
BY LEO MACDONELL
,r"COME ON, YOU INDIANS"

This was the Tigers battle cry
today as they girded for the Cleve-
land Indians, who will invade
Briggs Stadium Thursday for a
four-game series that may decide
fourth place in the league race.
With tumultuous double-dipped
triumph over the st. Louis Browns,
9 to 5 and IS to 8. yesterday that
had 22,180 thrill-saturated clients
|skidding on the lobes of their ears,
the Tigers moved to within two
and one-half games of the fourth
place and once mighty Cleve-
landers.
Bob Teller is slated to pitch
Thursday. Del Baker may send
|Schoolboy Rowe to the mound for
the series opener.
SEVEN HOME RUNS
With a grand total of 38 runs
and so hits--a great collection Of
hits that included seven home runs
the Tigers and Browns set what
WAS close TO if not a days record
lat Walter o. Briggs huge stadium.
1t was Labor Day for the Tigers
but they loved the labor.
II was good-by straw hat day,
too. hundreds of straws cluttering
lup the field as Tigers poured hits
amidst the shell-shocked Browns.
REGISTER 25 RUNS
| With earthquake adjusters still
working, here were some of the
Figures:
THE Tigers totaied % runs
and S5 hits In the two games.
Rudy York collected three
out Of seven home runs exploded
during the day. (All three came
in the first game.) They were
his Esd, cath and 25th of the
season. In all, Rudy bagged Ave
hits In nine times at bat. He
also drove i'm his Tooth run of
the year.
S-Bruce Campbell blasted his
14th homer, Pinky Higgins his
ninth and Barney McCosky his
third. Higgins totaled six hits in
10 times up and McCOsky got
four for nine.
4-George McQuinn bagged his
18th homer OF the year for the
Browns.
y rip Radclin tOtaled FIVE
hits in 10 times at bat.
6-Besides being the winning
pitcher, Johnny Corsica whacked
out four hits I'm the second game.
One of the blows was a two
Dagger.
Birdie Tebbetts rang up
three consecutive bingies In the
first game.
sThe Tigers jammed nine
runs into the sixth inning of the
second game. Every Tiger scored
In the inning.
~ While Buck Newsom had to
come to his rescue, AL Benton was
the official winner of the first
game.
NEWSOM TO RESCUE
Benton hurled and % innings.
during which period he gave up
six hits and four runs.
Though hit freely, Benton pulled
himself out of several tight spots
until the enemy finally caught up
with him in the seventh when five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Baseball in Brief
HOME RIMS

HOME RIMS
Yesterdays homers National: OFT t2).
Moore Young New YORK. Brown Hopp.
ISL Louis. Camilh Brooklyn American
YORK 90 McCOSKY CAMPBELL HiG.
GINS Detroit. Williams 90. Boston. Sell
kirk Gordon Keller New YORK
EADERS-NatiOnal. Camilh BROOKLYN.
.2g OFT New York. 81 Nicholson. Chi.
.cago - American Williams. Boston. 80:
Keller. New York. 80. DiMagEio. New
YORK %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Probable Pitchers

BY international News service
NATIONAI LEAGUE
Boston tLamannab ~ Brooklyn uugbe4
Cincinnati Turner Al Chicago tRooD
Only games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Walker third hitting the individual In the
according the latest official figures Johnny
Hopp Cardinals top with 1928 and Nick Een of
he Philies 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
RIMS BATIED IN

National CamlH Brooklyn o.. MIze
.tA Ia.ts o.. Young New Ybrk t1
NIrN.'' keIer. Sew York NilQ DiNsg
I.IL ~. Nuuams RIstnn. LIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Compares to '38 Pennant Race

The series in ST. Louis is comparable to the penn
In the National League in 1898 when the Cubs shattt