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Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO, Sept. s GP1 CU 6. Department
OF Asriculturel -Salable hogs, 300; total.
good and choice hogs here to make
market, quotable top, 1910 shippers took
none; holdoyer none; compared with
week ago weights 240 pounds and down.
Etesdy TO strong heavier weights 1928
salable cattle 100; calves. none
Compared Friday last week Fed steers
and yearlngS strong to % higher. me-
weight showing most upturn; very strong
undertone on choice cattle all weights
bowever; closing trade fairly active: dressed
beef market healthy; heifer yearlings
STEADY: bulls. IS or more more lover; vesiers sHTs
strong largely fed steers and yearling
run: grass cattle unusually scarce: middle
grades edged forward. very CLOSE to strict
lZS5: paid Tor l,3OO-pound steers as well
as g94 pound yearllngS; next highest price,
1850: largely 1l.25-I2.40 market. with
several loads big weight steers, II 65-11 90.
and warmed-up kinds, 9.00-1O so: best
helfers' s., but practical top, IL 50;
very meaeer western grass run here, hence
small crop replacement cattle. these steady,
closing top on weighty sausage bulIs,s q 90;
paid freely.
salaOle sheep 900: total. $500; late
Friday; spring lambs, 25-35 lower; choice
natlve and westerns, 12.75; bulk good and
choice 1225-12 so; compared Friday last
week; After advancing IS to LOO, spring
lambs declined on the close, leaving this
sheep around 20 higher closely sorted
western sprlnRers topped at 1895, choice
lots on close. l2.75; bulk good and choice
natives ana westerns II. 2.25-I2.60 throw
lines for week, 2 so: bulk, 900-9 25: few
Tat ewes, 800; bulk natives, 450-5.OO
Evening star., 1941-09-06

Colombia now has two civilian
training schools.
Evening star., 1941-09-06
Stock Trends Mixed
Despite Signs Of
Mild Recovery
Blocks of Low-Priced
Shores Lift Volume
In Dull Session
BY VICTOR EUBAvK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The stock
market picked at mild recovery
straws today and again was fairly
successful in specialized instances.
Comeback tendencies crept into
the list at the start but consid-
cradle diffidence appeared later and
closing quotations were well jumbled.
Several blocks of low-priced issues
lifted the two-hour volume to around
225 900 shares. although dealings for
the most part were sluggish.
Boardrooms were unexcited by
news developments abroad or at
home The business outlook for
individual companies brought in
timid bidding for their stocks. In
addition, some purchasing was at
tributed to the belief the market
was a bit healthier technically in
view of three successive average
declines.
Passage by the Senate of the
biggest tax bill in history was in
line with expectations and the hope
industry would know the worst by
the end of this month when the
measure is to come up for final en-
actment was slight prop for senti-
ment.
Aircrafts lost their buoyancy of
the preceding session as a little
profit cashing cropped up in this
department Steels kept their bal
ance on predictions next weeks mill
operations would be maintained at
or near record levels. Rails still
were without much steam, the wage
controversy being blamed mainly for
their apathy. Motors continued to
reflect doubts regarding future
output because of threatened mate
rial shortages.
Latin-American and Polish dollar
loans showed strength in an other
wise irregular section.
Ahead occasionally in the curb
were Buckeye Pipe. Chicago Flexible
Shaft, Fairchild Engine and Repub-
lie Aviation.
Evening star., 1941-09-06
New York Cotton
Nv the tskociated PreSs

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Cotton
futures today rebounded from a
slight reaction brought on by the
threefold pressure of proflt-taking,
liquidation in anticipation of the
Government crop report and week
end evening up operations. Trade
demand found offerings light.
The market eased a little on light
hedge selling. A contributing factor
was believed to be the growing in
clination of Southern farmers to
hold crops for better prices.
Late prices were l to 3 points
higher; October, l742. May, l789,
and July, 1886.
The May position reached 18 cents
for the first time since January,
1880, as late trade buying and COW
ering found offerings scarce.
Futures closed to l3 higher,
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D. T.. Retail Volumes
81 Per Cent Ahead
OF Year Ago
Store SoIes Advance
36 Per Cent Above
Previous Week
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Keeping up the long and dra-
matte rise, department store sales
IN Washington in the week ended
August 80 climbed 81 per cent higher
than sales in the corresponding
week a year ago and revealed a sc
per cent gain over the previous week
this year, the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond announced today.
Sales in the fifth district last week
we're also up 81 per cent over the
week ended August 81, 1910. ad-
vanced the same amount in Balti-
more and also showed a 81 per cent
increase over last year in a group of
other cities.
Retail trade in the fifth district
was "A per cent above the previous
week this year, the report added,
SCARED 54 per cent above the previous
week in Baltimore and In the group
of other cities was up 80 per cent.
Cumulative sales in the Capital
In the four weeks ended August 80
were 80 per cent better than last
year. averaged Al per cent better in
the fifth district. 43 per cent in Bal
timore and "a per cent in the other
cities covered in the report
The Richmond Bank makes no
explanation of the astonishingly IA
vorable report. However, merchants
said that there was a rush of in
stallment buying in many stores in
anticipation of the Federal Reserve
Boards new credit control regula-
tions that went into effect Septem-
Der |.
Hotel Representatives Confer.
J. Romer Silleck. Washington rep
resentative Of New York's Hotel
Commodore. is in New York attend
Ing series of conferences which
have brought together the hotels
field staff from the States east of the
Mississippi River.
Methods for handling hotel ac-
commodation sales under the condi-
tions created by the national emer-
gency furnished the chief conference
topic
Insurance Men at Resort.
Rudolph Weidmann, manager OF
the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety's Washington office, is attend
ing company conference at Vir-
ginia Beach. Attending from the
same Office are c. A. Cook, J. A.
Maloney. c. F. Leef, Bovce Royal,
Guy WitherS. r. K. Miller. j. r..
Gupton. J. L. Maphis. P. o. Wilkin-
son, E. A. Sparks, T. T, Roberts. G..
M. Terry, C. B, Sinclair and D. w.
Darden.
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BONDS
STOCKS

Ter RI " W Cp LIST 4ks IS 101
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Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK, Sept. LPS.--Lete foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain In
dollars, others in cents):
Canada.
Oficial Canadian Control Board rates for
u S. dollars: buying 10 per cent pre-
MUM, selling IL per cent premium. !eouiva-
lent to discounts on Canadians dollars in
900 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket I0ss per cent discount, or So.62h
q. 8. cents.
Europe.
Great Britain. official Bankers roreign
Exchange Committee rates.; buying, 4. .O2;
selling, 4.04, open market; cables, 4.04.
Latin America.
ArRentine, ofhcial, 2q.77; free 23r7;
UP 02 cent; Brazil. Official, 6.06n; free,
Sion; Mexico. 20f0n.
Far East.
Hong Kong 1888. Shanghli, b,tb
fRates In not cables unless otherwise
fndicated.)
Evening star., 1941-09-06

Cash wheat, No. red, 1.I71z, Corn,
No. ! yellow, 7eh-77: No, 2. 76ha-'.; No.
3. 75h-761a:, No; .. 74a.., Oats; No. !
No 1 special red heavy. 4sia; sample, II,
Barley, mailing. 82-72 nominal; feed and
screenings, 415S nominal. Field seed
b.00-25: alsike, 1O.00-12.0O; fancy red
top, 7.oo-5o.
Evening star., 1941-09-06

Total Sales 240. 900
Unit Of trading. ten shares.
In bankruptcy or reeeiverShip or being
reorgeniZed under Bankruptcy Act or Sc
curities assumed oy such companies.
Rates of dividend in the foregoing tole
are annual disbursements based on the last
ouarerly or semi-znnual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra div
ideDds are not included
xEx dividend IT Er rights Also e1trs
year Payable in stock Declared or
paid so far this year. < Accumulated div
idends paid or declared this year.
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Cott0nseed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
September 40 lower on bid price; deliveries
from october lower and unchansed 70
lower: sales. 16 contracts. September,
13 sob: October 13 Ash: December, 13 3Sb;
January, IL 39b; March, l342b.
Bid. n Nominal
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NEW YORK STOCK, BOND AN
Stocks

tBy Private wn. Direct 10 The st.rJ
Evening star., 1941-09-06
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Capital Transit Co.'S at is.
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e In bankruptcy or recslvershIp. or being
reorSanized under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed hy such companies.
Rates Of dividends In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annusl deciaretlon.
DIVIDENDS are not included Also extra or
extras. Cash or stock Paid last yesy.
PAYABLE In stock gDeclsreo or psio 50
{ Accumulated dividends paid or deelaree
this year. VIZ With vRrrant8. Nv WITH
trading less than 100 shares: sales are
Given fun
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Production Of cement may be
tried IN Jamaica.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Nv EDGAR HAYES

The HarmonS, Kimbroughs. Fru-
tigs. O'Romkes and Muchas have
made their final exits from the
college football stage, but the 1871
edition Of Football Follles' Will
not lack for headline performers.
From every hamlet IN the land
comes the oft repeated caution,
Watch Joe Doakes, he can't miss
being All-American Yet when
the curtain falls the last time
only a fcw will get the coveted
honors. Many Of the Joe Doakes,
who could outShine the best in
the game, never reach the spot
light because they're buried in a
small college
Players heraldcd as Supermen
two years ago now have their last
chance 10 prove their records. Bill
DeCorrevont is one of these He
came out Of a Chicago high school
TO the loudest beating of drums
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TOMMY DORAIS CRIGHT TRIES FOR u. ID. FROSH IL
No Help From Dad
Tommy Dorais, Son of u. d. Coach, Strictly His
DUN in Football; Tries for Frosh Eleven

If Charles Thomas Dorais makes
the University Of Detroit football
squad next year it Will be through
his own ability and hard work and
without any help from Charles
Emile Gus DoralS, head coach.
Charles Thomas. who IS better
known as Tommy made that plain
yesterday when he refused 10 pose
with his father for a picture as he
reported 80 Eddie Barbour, coach
of the Titan freshmen.
"His picture (meaning Dad
Dorais) is in the paper enough
now as IL is" said the younger
Dorais. who will be q come
next January
Furthermore. just because
my names Dorais and my father
Is head coach, doesn't mean a
thing. I want to be just one of
the boys here and ask no ia
yOrs."
The Younger DOraiS was I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Bids for
PIliIIieS
international News service Wire

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 49,
John B. Kelly, former Olympic
oarsman and currently national
director of physical education, to-
day revealed that written offer
to purchase the Phlllies has been
made by a syndicate of which he
is a member.
The offer was mailed from
Philadelphia and is expected 10
reach the Phillies' president,
Gerry Nugent. in Cincinnati to-
day where the Pills play a double
header with the Reds
"Our offer il for all the clubs
stock, its franchise and players
free of encumbrances," Kelly
explained.
The next move is up 10 Mr..
Nugent. We are willing 10
negotiate IL he wants 10 sell the
club. IL he dOesn't-well, that's
another matter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Former Champs Fight for U. S.

Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney rematched,
This time the former fighting under the
manager Uncle Sam. Dempsey, the deputy
United director of physical training for boxing will have
do keeping soldiers fit work which Lieutenant Com
msnde Tunney has been engaged for time incidentally
recruiting work
Freddie Cocorn Of Boston who prominent here at the
Ryder Cup matches Detroit Golf Club another who has
signed up by Uncle national physical education
drive for defense Corcoran head Of the National c. As
Committee will Uncle deputy director for
golf
Now 50 Corcoran the age of -, cadde at
Belmont Springs up New England golf secretary of the
club % He has also coached Boston University students how
o hook and slice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Make Shapiro IN Madlson Square Gardcn tomorrow night
Something like years settlement house gym
the side Of Detroit small coored boy CAPPED with
der at big Negro lad smacking heavy bag.
when gets big. the little fellow told his friends I'm
going to be fighter like him. Maybe I'll be able to train with
him time
Sometime arrived the other day for Robinson, 90
rangy lightweight who recently licked champion Sammy
Angott ~ B. A. king Philadelphia Rays dream realized
when he moved into the training quarters Greenwood
Lake ~ Y where Joe Louis working for his date with Lou
Nova in New York, September %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Games Remaining
REMAINING GAMES
ST. LOFTS

human tactics through the first
nine games. the heroes of the Co
wanus today find themselves risk
ing first place as they meet the
Pirates in the finale OF a two
game series.
For, while Brooklyn was whip
ping the Pirates, s 10 4 here. the
Cardinals were taking two from
the Boston Braves in ST. Louis.
picking up a half game in the
league race TO creep to within one
Pame of the leaders. A victory
for ST. Louis today and a defeat
for the Dodgers would catapult
the Cards into first place, A few
percentage points ahead of our
heroes who left home September
9 three full games on top!
Manager Leo Durocher, rcaliZ-
ing the danger, has his 40-Near-
old dependable. fat Freddy Fitz.
rimmons, ready for action. while
Manager Frank Frisch said he
would rely on Johnny Lanning tc
make the Buns behave.
Until now, nothing has bothered
them. They've survived more ups
and downs than a tipsy elevator
operator; have been harassed by
the umpires and know how eager
the rest of the league is 10 knock
them out of the pennant fight.
They've tossed away good leads
and come from behind 10 win for,
you see. they do not know the
meaning Of the word quit.
In Chicago. Mr. Durocher's first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Continued on Page 400
All ST. Louis
Halls Crdbtree
Veteran. in Thirties,
Helps Cards Win

ST LOUIS. Sept. ia former
Cardinal pinch-hitter. VINO re-
manned in character although he
recently was promoted to the role
of regular, today is the toast of
pennant-mad St Louis.
The towns hero is EStel Crab
tree. whose two booming home
runs in the double-header with the
Boston Braves yesterday al
Sportsmen's Park kept the Car
dinals right in the thick Of one
of the wackieSt two-team finishes
ever produced by the National
League-which is no piker in the
matter of ducing weird
climaxes.
Crabtree. who is in his late 30'S
An advanced age as baseball
players go--Spent most of his time
with the Cardinals riding the
bench. breaking into the lineup
Continued on Page 39)
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Win Two Games
As Dodgers Take
One From BUGS
Beloved Buns Score
Five in Ninth TO
Hold Slim Lead
By JACK MAHON
International News service sports " ritter

PITTSBURGH, Sept. Those
travelling statesmen OF nervous
DreakdownS, Brooklyn's merchants
OF baseball mirth, wind up a two
week sightseeing tour of the West
today. leaving behind them 10
days Of madness. Spiced with base
hall brilllance and spirit, that have
captlvated the nation but may
we'll make simpering idiots Of the
sports writer's sentenced TO travel
with them.
Seldom in the history Of the
sport has pennant contender
gone through the fortunes. TRIALS.
fluctuations and self imposed pttft--
iShment that the Dodgers have
tasted. And despite almost super
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

was learned today he would be
allowed a deferment under the
new ruling permitting seniors to
finish their studies.
Likewise heartening 10 Coach
Gembis was the appearance at
practice yesterday of Tom Callard.
veteran guard The hard-charging
lineman has made an adjustment
IN his working hours so he may
work out with the squad.
AT the same time, however, the
Tartar mentor has learned he will
have 10 do without the services Of
Charles Pullman, 6-foot tackle
who tips the scales az 200 pounds.
A senior. Pullman was being
counted upon heavily TO fill one
of the gaps al tackles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
1on't Forget GoIfine Neiehbors

Jimmy Hines of the three Ryder Cup players triumph
Bobby Jones Detroit believes the United States
guilty oversight its goodneghbor policy toward South
America
I'VE seem TO have forgotten that when number of
golfers including Paul Runyan Johnny ReVOlta and Harold
McSpaden. went to South America the expenses the trip
paid by Argentine golfers hut reciprocaon has
shown by American invitation, said Hines How about
Inviting the 10 outstanding Latin American golfers to
pete against Ryder Cup team?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

knee injury, suffered crowded jney Threatened q
end the great New York players when just
Ig in San Francisco in 1884 His foot fried by baking
mp after he twisted his ankle Spring of 1896 tons
operation prevented him from opening the campaign of 1887
He held 1893 and missed few result of
collision Gordon He twisted 1889
injured his right last Then his last trip
Detroit this year he again suffered twisted swollen left
ankle But he's back again and ready for big things when the
Yankees battle the Brooklyn Dodgeror will De the St. Louis
Cardinals?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Tigers Regain
Division
Home for 2-Day Rest
After Beating AS

Yes. it's nice To be back in
the first division" said Del
Baker. manager Of the Tigers.
as he and his men hoped of
the train today.
1T may be only by the skin
Of our teeth and II certainly
isn't like a year ago when We
were scrapping for first place
money. hut Il il satisfaction 10
ret In front Of Cleveland.
The Tigers went into the frs
division yesterday by the matter
Of a icw percentage points when
they nosed out the Athletics. 81
IN see-saw struggle at Shibe
Park.
The Tigers didn't exactly cluf
their way 10 victory they made
only four hits They walked 70
Continued on Page i0)
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aware that the elder Dorais also
demurred when asked 10 pose with
his son earlier in the afternoon.
"TOmmy's on his own" said
Gus HE was freshman at
Notre Dame last Fall, but he
left there because he didn't like
IL. He preferred to come here
and did. How far he goes In
football is strictly up to him.
He'll have 10 earn a place just
like any one else"
II is interesting 10 note Tommy
Dorais is listed as quarterback on
the freshman squad II was at that
position his father gained fame
at Notre Dame and, together with
the late knute Rockne, introduced
the forward pass against the
Army back in 1913.
AS quarterback. Tommy cap
tanned u. of D. High 10 the city
championship in 1899 He is ) feet
1912 inches tall and weighs los
pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Cards Card Hardest
Wind Up With Braves Today Then Play Series
With Cubs, One With BUGS
international New, service wiz.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Ther leadc to game in
torrd National Brooklyn Dodgers
met the Pirates al
then will rest day and that supposedly taend
schedule The championship is about to be
The Dodgers Phiies
beginning Saturday then
with the Philies a Ebbets
The second Cards set
Braves at St Louis today then
Chicago Cubs then the Pirates and the Cubs again.
The Cards have the equal
least keeping close the
continue 10 collaborate Is they did yesterday.
In beating the Braves twice 10 / and
behind their freshman Howard Poe behind Ianier
with the aid Of the to
in the the
homered in the ninth to win the nightcap.
The Dodgers outlasted Pirates, their game by
virtue of a fNe-rtn ninth inning
Thus the and today follows
w L. Pct Behind to Play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
All Positions Open
On Buckeye Squad

COLUMBUS, O.. Sept 1s.-
ms Every position on the
squad is still open" says Coach
Paul Brown Of Ohio State. Hence
today he continued 10 shuttle his
men around like pawnS in chess
game, moving men from the third
TO first squads az will Dick
Fisher the Columbiania clipper,
seemed 10 show best IN practice
sessions yesterday. sparkling either
the first or second squads and
scoring the only touchdown OF the
Scrimfnage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

ever offered a prep player. For
two years has has been on the
verge of greatness. but that last,
quick step to take him over the
border line always has been miss
ING.
This is his last chance He IS
NorthweStern's brightest hope for
another successful season, With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

pIeteIy since he quit competition 10
concentrate on teaching down Okla
homa way. Pic made big mistake,
! think, when he switched 10 the
interlocking grip. His hands no
longer work in unison. Picard gave
up the overlapping grip 10 develop
what he calls 'livelier hand action
hut he lets 60 with his left hand now
al the top Of the swing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
TrOt Mark Set
For 2-Year-0|ds
BROOKLYN
International New. service Wire

DELAWARE, c., Sept 1S-A
new world record for two-year-
old trotting colts on a half-mile
track was posted today al the
Delaware grand circuit meeting as
Cannon Ball beat out the favorltc.
Colby Hanover. in the s. 500 Della
ware Gazette trot
owned by George Bcnham Of
CcdarhurSt l., l., and driven by
Harry Whitney Cannon Ball
trotted his heats in 200 and
l.OI mark for The half-mIle.
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II Is winning a worlds championship.
And Signor Joseph might turn the
worlds title trick, too, for the Yankees
next month.
Besides DiMaggio and Williams, We
are not forgetting other valuable play
ers, including: Bob Teller, still tops in
pitchers regardless Of his teams disap-
pointing showing; Cecil Travis, Charley
Keller, Thornton Lee, Joe Cronin, Heber
Newsome, Al Benton, Bruce Campbell
Dick Seibert, Roy Cullenbine, Bill
Dickey, Phil Rizzuto and Dutch
Leonard
incidentally, DiMaggio has had his
troubles. The injury ink has pursued
him in large way. He has yet to play
a complete season in the American
League.
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Jones Was Poor, Picard Worse

Paul Runyan stark reast states fatty that Bobby Jones
did play his old brand Of golf drbbng Henry Picard al
Detroit Golf Club recently when Bobbys Al-Sars trimmed
alter Hagens Ryder Cup team.
1T would he romantic to weave tale about Jones
back" says Runyan bunty "but il wouldn't be Actually
il of Bobby hitting the ball poorly and Picard
playing downright bad golf Henry has lost his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

in the prepared
ness program.
c. @ m b i s
learned tod y
I h a [ J erry
S c h n e ! k @ +,
10 OF, 2l0-
poun d triple
threat fullback,
would be back
with the team
this season.
The big for
m er Eastern
High gridder's
q + a ( [ status
was problema-
tical until il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Dodgers top Pirates GA in
ninth but National League lead
Is cut 10 one game as Cards SUBJ
due Braves, 81. 3D..
EStel Crabtree. whose two
homerS enabled the Cardinals 10
win two games from Boston.
hailed as a hero in pennant-mad
ST. Louis. ~
Baseball Commissioner LandiS
lists p New York Yankees, -
Brooklyn Dodgers and 3 81.
Louis Cardinals as eligible for
World Series play.
Bob Wilding senior Wisconsin
halfbaCk. drops football due 10
recurrence of old injury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
DEMPSEY, TUNNEY ARE REMATCHED!

With all due credit Ted Williams brilliant achievements,
the writer's selection for the valuable player award the
American League this is Joe DMaggo The Yankee
would hardly be the league champion for Joe
sensational games hitting stretch and could be