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DODGERS TIE
CARDS FOR .
LOOP LEAD
WHITE sox rep AMERICAN
LEAGUE ny ONE pclNTs
INDIANS pRop PAIN 70
YANKEES
lssseial 20 re Cieisen,

NEW YORK, June with
the domination Of the American
league by the Cleveland Indians
overthrown by the Chicago White
Sox, the st. Louis Cardinals
reign in the National loop is now
threatened by the Brooklyn
Dodgers. jas
Taking advantage Of every
scoring opportunity, the Flat
bush registered their, ninth
straight victory, handed the Red
birds their third loss in, 4 row
and threw the league race into
a tie. Held TO four hits by Max
Lanier, the Dodgers combined
singles with errors. walks and .
balk to conquer the Cards, 3 to 2.
st. Louis Tailed all its nuns in
the fifth. They loaded the bases
in the first and third but were
unable to score.
Chicago Cubs moved back into
first division with a double win
over the Philadelphia Philies. Q
/ to S and to 0. Jake Mooty
mastered Lee Grissom in the
thrilling aftermath.
Mel OFT poied his 400th homer
| in II years to aid Hal Schumacher
to his fourth triumph as the New
York Giants split with the Gin
cinnati Reds by the same scores,
81. Schumacher won the open
er, and Junior Thompson hung
up his initial victory In the Sec
ond game.
Cleveland's twin bill loss to
the New York Yankees, while
| the White Sox were sharing hon
ors with the Washington Sena.
+, tors, dropped the Tribe a point
behind the chisox,
Sid Hudson spaced eight hits
| in the opener to end the Hats
l2-game losing streak. despite Z
three.hit job by John Rigney
Sox took the second fray 4.S aft
Ter an thinning struggle.
/ Red Ruffing whitewashed thu
Tribe, 20. in the twin bin open
err, and eighth-inning homer rur
captured the nightcap, 5-3. tn,
cuFtain-raiser shutout was tn
first of the season for the In
| dams.
| Nosing the. Detroit Tigers, IL
land rs, the Boston Red sox rcs'
Into fourth place and dropped tn
Bengals into sixth.
| st. Louis Browns fell into tn
cellar when the PHILADELPHIA
Athletics hung up q pair of vic
tory. SO and 5-3.
| Results:
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BLUErIELD. w. va.-For
three consecutive nights. Mrs. q.
]. Patton dreamed OF finding .
baby on her porch. Her dreams
came true--she found . baby On
her porch exactly as she said
she had dreamed Il would b
and turned n over - : hos-
pifal
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tendency to travel begins which
may develop INTO a wandering.
alien nature with tickle fortunes
and give 70 excess, Such = per-
son viii do better 10 follow
things as they are rather thsn
70 60 chasing after new expert
enees,
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ST. JOSEPH Mich Juue
2szf was tough N prosf
readers whan 81. Jpseph
Mo-. Of the Western sssocia-
don connplstsd ! bsssbpll
trade with 81. Joseph. Mica.
of the Michigan Stare
The isnde ssnt Joseph
Marjoseph frem 81. Joseph to
8. Joseph. Headipo from left
e right. Joe went ffom St.
Jos. Mo- 10 ST. Joe. Mich.
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AigEascAn LEAGUE
First 0anna
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LLLINIILLl
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Pittsburgh .. Boston, rain
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Today's Horoscope

The early part Of the day is
strong and gives an aftahle dis
position; bat as il progresses .
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Other heavy hitters: Simms,
Army. 500 az times at bat); KEEL
ly. NayEta. .4le; Rhoden, Army.
.4l3; Villareal. Plumbers, ALI:
Gates, PIP, All il7 times at hat):
johnson. Navy, .404; Kiems,
Navy, 400; Sollenbarger, Ma
rines, 400 90 times at bait.
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.Nns Der gatifamita6t

3ebntcn, ipie Gn5pfliferL offi5ielc
3ofnmcnte nno 8riefe eingebeno ge=
britt uno nid)ts barin eefunoe,,, mas
Der 8eforoerung oes >Selielpred),mes-
pro5eiieS bes poritorbenen Yapltes
i'm &cee itanbe.
Inter feierliden 3crelnonien lit
bor f,,r5em oas @robnial Yopit Yius'
bes @lften in Der &rppta oes ct.
Setersoon1es, mo- Der Sarg Yius' oes
@lften felt ieinem am 10. 6ebruor
1892? erioleten Sobe aufitenung ges
fanben, fomiefriert iporben. 9os
@rabnlnI lit aus einem Mnrmorbiod
aemeiBelt. lporoen. An Der 3eremo-.
ME noblnen cine 9(n5obl &arbindle
nno anoere firdlibe 9iirbentrGger
g tell. Nm porbereebenoen Gage >paren
bic iterblihen lleberrcite in ben Gar
fopbas eineebettet ,lno BON &arbinal
gaccia Dominioni, belm 0efan Der
Gar6inaibiafonie. beriieoelt norbem.
3ierauf tpllroen 3'pei brennenoe Ser
gen. bie ltets bremen ltno imtncr mie=
Der erne,,ert nerben ioIIen, Dor oenl
Sorfopbos mfseiteat. r. Il
gor scr &oniefration cmpfing
Fopit Eius Ser 3nolfte, ser ia als
Garbinal Gaccli Staotslefretdr I'M.
ter Gims Dem @liten geiueien ,por,
bic teilncbnlenoen &aroiuole in Alt-
bien5. Sic beeoben iib baum binab
in Ole &rppta. ipo &aroinaler5bildoi
ssloefons Sduiter bon Mailano hie
bl. Meiie aelebrierte. anldliebeno
bielt &oroinol 9onlonioni oIs GrGii=
bent bes @rabmalfomitees cine llcber-
reibnnesoniprabe. &orbinoI Seoe-
fdini eripioerte in feiner @igenidaft
als @raprieiter BON Ct. 8eters mo
nobm bos 8robmal iu Sbbut OILS Sc
fbenf ser MailGnber Gatbebrole. Ser
Garfopbog, Elm &erf hes Mailonoer
9ilbbauers GaItielione, ihliebt ob
init elmer sSi9ur bes Sontiier. 9ie
&eritelunasfoiten bierfiir mo oic
EransportfoIten nad) &om beliefen
tif anf r,lnb $4,000 Collar.
Yaplt Yius Der 3wolfte oebobte in
feiner aniprabc al sic &oroinolc oes
Birfens icines Gora0ngcrs oui ocm
6tuble 9etri, tpie ieuer iein 2eben
fir Sen tsrieoen al,f9copfert babe uno
iagte: uSenes aroBc 5er5 bot auf..
aebort at i6laeeu, ooh oic @lut bie
es erndrnte uno beieeltc, it nidt tot,
nod i'm @robc cingeldloiien. Sic lebt
in @ott, ocnn 1ie lit ein ,mIterbliber
Gunfen.'
Die giooio1totion bes Gotifanien-
feubers bot cine &unoinnfienol,ng
bnrb9eaeben, iponoh bie Steluns>
nabme Ser fotboliihen. Stride Sen
beribiebenen 8eaiernnasformen aus.
oriidlid ieiteeleet iul,rbe. 9er. Spre=
ber bemerfte, bob in 3eiten eer Stot
biele Meniben iid aur &irbc bin.
: ,penoen nno ooB sic Stride ibren
Sui bort. ,,Die &ir6c,' 10 erflorte
er, ,,lpirb niemals hen nlpr,ld onf=
geben, bie @rnnoioee hes @lambcns
,nb oos apoltoliidc Grbe an bie Sol
ferangebeu. 9ie Stride ,uei9ert iid),
fidJ in bie bon bem perldiebeuen Sc
~sx.,no hno,,uS4, o@n,, inr.,u a (, ~ n%ho
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|N MQerlct aus aQer &clt

| = ~ 4
Stinlme erbebeil, ipenn INNER bit
Meniben perluben, ibre Miiiion lin.
moglid) au MAIDEN. Die Stride miro
niemals erlouben, Bob oie Ginber
ser @!dli6ieen in einer sltlnoipbdre
ser 8ralromfeit anfeebrabt iperben.
Sic miro lie nienlals iener fatalell
llneeipibbeit nntermerien, Sic barans
berporgebt, bab oas &orbanoenieit
oes eottliden @eietes int ben 8eaie-
buneen ser golfer a,,einanoer ee-
leuenet miro, 10 bob oas 3uia,nmen-
belteben bon itarfen ,,nb idwaden
Rationen ,,nmoelib miro"
Gin ipidtiges 9efret 6es 81. Off
5i,lms lit iiineit bon, ,Oiierootore
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be5iebt fih ouf bic voirefte Sot,,ne
l1ni6uioiaer auf,. 8efebl Der biireer-
liden 8eborben' unb bot foleenben
@ortlaut: ,,llnierer oberiten 81. &ons
eregation It Die sSrage l,nterbreitet
,poroen, ,ob es erlanbt lei auf 8e=.
fell elmer biirgerliben 8eborbe in biz
refter 8eiie Meniden ait totem, bic
5ipar fein tooesmiirbiees 8erbreberl.
6egangeu bobe1t, sic ober: infolge fee
lii6er ober forperliber Mdneel ib=
rer Station ,,itf)t mebr niiblid) iein
fonnen, 1lno sic bielnebr fir bielelbc
elm Sinbernis barltellen nn6 beren
&rafte uno Mlfeaben beloIten.' sSlt
Der Sallptiisune Der pberlten Som
ereeation bes 81. Sffiai,,ms bonn 27..
Nopember 1910 baben Sbre @miiten-~
gen Die Garbinale, benen bie lleber<.
mad,lng bes @laubens nno Der Sittz
libfeit obliegt, nod anboren bes be-,
ratenoen &olleeil,ms bieie Sra9e ner-
neinenb beantmortet nno ieiteeiteut,
ooB oas 8eeebren III @caeniat aum
natiirliden unb 3,rm poiitipen aott-
lihen 8ebte itebt. Sim bora,.f foleenz
oen Sonntag, t.. Deaen,ber 1940 bat
unier 81. Batter Eins Der 3polfte
ourd eottIi6e Soriebune Bapit, in
scr eeiuobnten, Dem 8eiiieer bes 81.
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tpiir6ieen @dtcr aebiuiet, beitGtiet nno
oeiien Geroffentlih,1ne oneeoronet. !"
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ben nno 8ouIeboros @aibin9tons
Iiest ser ,,Nearo slnm Diitrift'', no
Sun6erte orbeitsloier Neeer ans
Monsel an Nobruns ,'no &leioune
elm ormleliees Daiein iriiten. ...
Gor bier ssabren entidlob iid ser
iunee Dor fnraenl aum fatboliiben
@lauben befebrte gfeeer Qletpellpn
Soiepb Scott bieien llneliidli9en au
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tpeniee Mittel, aber iein itarfer Hile
nno ein nueribiitterlides 8ertrouen
auf ben &obltdtiefeitsiinn bilfsipil.
Tiger Meniden eaben ib,n ben Mut
gum ansriff zines Berfes, oos Dem
Maiieneleno ieiner, &oiieneenoien in
,padienoem Mobe au 1teuern inbt.
5cott, ein abiturient, berlieB feline
Yrofefiorcnitelle I'M &arbinoI Gibbons
Snititute in MarDlanb, Inn iib eona
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gsift,uodj, Sen 26. 5tbrHar 1911

l@ciebe oes aonias 5aininlirabi, Der
nm 1000 b. Cir, nIio 5ilr 3eit 9brn..
1anls, Ieillenl niipriid)en golfe nelte
@ciese. illsgeianlt 2S2 grtifel, ge9e.
ben bat ilnD oiele. altf eiller 2s25i aSeie-.
ter groBell Steinianle nus fdlparaeln
Marlnor eillgrabcn lieB. Der 5teln
puroc il1 brei groBen geilltiidell bel
I oc,t slusgrabungclt III 5,lla 19O1-O2
anfgei,lnoen. 9iod) I'M, Sabre 1902
|gab B. Sbeil i'll A. 8anoe Der oben
|gcnarltten Snntmllng bic poliltaltoige
lteberiebllng bes @ober in frail5pll.
l1er Sprabe beraus; Sngo Niifler
berDffentlibte 1904 Die oeittid]e aus-
gabe. Gon abnliber 8eoeiltllng pa-
rem sic 1909 entoeften .annalelt BON
SufnIti gti,,ip Dem 3tpeiten, Gonig
bon aiiprien ss9-ss4." 1921 er.
id)ien cine pcitere al,fiebenerregel,Oe
Arbcit, cine nSanmlnng alipriider
@eickc'' aus ser 3eit bonn A. Bis IL.
,Sdbrbnnoert b. CIR. Die @eieke itan1.
men BON brei Stcintofeln, bie ill ben
msgrabungen BEL sliiur outage gefor'
ocrt iu,iroen. .. Sdeil enpfims aa
,Ieinen 2eb5eiten piele ebrenoe 9ll,s'
3eidnlmsen ponieiten ser 8egiernn'
gen ,,no Ser gelebrten &orperi6aften.
SEQ ser 9rei5ebnte bot i'm BEL @r.
ri6t,rng ser Yopftliben &omniiiion
sur sSoroerlmg Der bibliiben Stuoien
in bie ,3abl Der eriten &oninltoren
onigenommen. Die Seitrdge 6es &C.
lebrten at ben bibliihen 0ori6ungen
iino in 5oblrei6en tbeoloeiiden Sad.
bldttern eri6iene,l. Z -.
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:. &imeena sdeil, Ser GrforIder bes
GD6er 6ammnrabi 9etprben

esi1 bem ipanilben Gitrort San &C.
baitian itarb anfanes Seobeinber I'M
siter bon 80 ssabren Der beriibmte
fatboliibe 5oriher Gater gincen5
ESdeil, S8., beiien 2eilt,uleen niht
nur int Sen &reiien ser firdli6en
8ibelpiiieni6oft, ionbern tpeit oar
iiber binaus III Ser ean5en &elt an-
erfcuultng gef,,noen boben... lleber
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,Sdonere 3uf,rnft": sm 10. S,ni
1853 in 2otbringen geboren, foIate
Sobannes Sheil 1882 leinem olte=
rem gruoer in SEN 9omiuifanerorben,
100 ct iid poaie oem stuoiunt Der
altorientaliihen Sproden nno &ul-
t,iren ipiomen fonnte. 8om 1890 Bis
1892 rnternob mer cine critic arobere
6oridunesreiie, Die i'm rab aeepp=
ten fiibrte. 1892 ipuroe er bon Ser
tiirfiihen Geeier'ne beal,itrast, bos
0fule,,m iiir eeididtlide Nltertiiner
in &onitantinopel neu 81, orbnen; fait
atuet Sabre uiomete ct bieier Nufeabe.
1894 tpltrbe ct a,sm SefretGr set nil
ienidaftIihen expedition ernount,
tpeldc sic &ulturItGtten bes alien Ser
| fen on &ano bon planmdBisen Aus>
arabuueen 81, ourdiori6en bate. Sm
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fait alle beriibmten 5orihunasitdtten
bon YalGitina ,,no 9leinoiien. Sssn "a
erobeu 8Gnoen, oie in Sen SSobren
bon 1902 big 1889 erihienen limo,
bat g. sdeit Die greebniiie ieiner
5iridunsen iiber Sic clamitiid-iemis
tiiden &ulturen a,iammengefobt
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nnbefannt iparen, fonnte er entaif-
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&,ltur bereoneener sssabrtauien6e
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8orfer'', erridtete Scott oas erlie
Soipia fir Gnrbige in ben Ser. Staa-
ten.
9ns ,,glciieo. Mnrtin' -Seiin lit 10
|arin lino oiirftig mic oie iibrigen S1u=
Ter Der 9eahbaridaft. ilno 1T MIR
baran erfenntlih, bob iiber Ser. Giire
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einem Grli5ifir. 9ellBerite Neinlidfeit
ut Der eill5ige Sdmlid Der iunerlt
Haunllidfeiten, ober IN iebem 3im=
mer bilrst ein arii5ifir nnO etlide
Seiligenbiloer. Dieies sliDl bient mlr
einem 3lued: Ben aermiten ser ar-
men, obne llnterlhieo Der 8eligion
,,no Gaiie, Inn Der d)riitliben 2iebe
lpilen Habrllng, &leioung ,1no Inter
fnnft 5ll bieten.
9ie Mittel ba3n beidafft Scr.
Scott. staes, mas ibm ieine Stellc
an Ser 8esierllng einbrinet nno mas
'pobltatiee Menlden beiiteuern, miro
bier - int Sotel ber Ar,nen - ms
@olo Der Mbitenliebe periponoelt.
3iuifdeu SO Bis so Notbiirftiee il,<
6en tGglid bort Nabruug ,uto Shut
por ser Gdlte. Inter Sen baneriacn
@aiten befinoen iid fir ee,pobnlid
nur weniee Gatbolifen ober iolbe, sic
Ieit Nnhren ihrer ReIioipn entfren6ct
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Sduadc religi6ie &efprmmaknabmen
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oes nGberen barsele9t iperben. @ab.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Dodgers to Man, Figure Series in Bag
Hold SONG
Session nd
GridLuncll

Everybody likes to sing. College
songs are among the most popular
of all for community vocal efforts
To give The Downtown Quarter
backs a chance to get into the
swing of things. short session
of college songs viii precede Mon
days program at the Fort Shelby
Sheets containing the songs of
all the schools in this neighbor-
mood WIff-ne- pdSSGd- 0IIr-nErnTE
the meeting starts and a leader
will help the timid.
Another feature OF the second
meeting of the Downtown Quarter
backs, sponsored by The Detroit
Times. Will be motion pictures of
the Observation-Disclosures State game
last Saturday at Ann Arbor. These
pictures are in beautiful teehni-
color and will be explained bY a
member of the Michigan State
staff.
A full program of speakers also
| will be on hand TO explain the
games of the weekend. Michigan
opens its 1941 Big Ten schedule
against Iowa. L. of D. plays its
hometown foe. Wayne. in the two
big games that will be under dis
IcuSSiOn.
All football fans are welcome
TO attend Theses meetings. held
every Monday noon at the Fort
shelby Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03

BY PAT ROBINSON
New. service sport. Writer


NEW YORK, Oct. 3. 49, All,
Brooklyn. beauteouS Brooklyn.
Home of the Sweet-Scented Co
wanus Canal. baby carriages, rub
Der plants. more baby carriages.
trolley cars and above all them
there beautiful buns the Dodg-
crS
That's where we'll all bee for the
third game today and Lefty
COMB says it's ike moving from
Fifth avenoo 10 the Bowcry d.
TO which Leo the loose lip Du-
rocher replied So YOU think
you're going Summing huh d.
we'll We'll show you whose Slum-
ming
TUT DUT0T6cr TeIU,ed 10 say
whether he'd pitch Higbe or old
man FuzSlmmonS All de
ponds how Fitz feels vouchSalcd
The Lip in his best vouchsaling
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But Dodgers Back in Series

brilliant performance yesterday, OF course put the
Dodgers the World Series with what the team admirers
excellent chance of Brooklyn its first worlds
Brooklyn league honors in 1915 and 1870 but
the postseason series to the Red
SoX o the Indians. respectively,
The Dodgers the president the Milwaukee club vote
Of this league official who IN the Spring
persuaded Wyatt reconsider his resignation he had
when Cleveland sold him to the Brew
The Milwaukee club head made special trip to Georgia and
begged Whit give baseball chance BY Fall of that
year. Wyatt nationally the outstanding pitcher
leagues He % games for the Brewers nine Of
which He had the best earned average
recorded in the association since 1920
needed putouts for no-h game in Boston in
August this year Phil MASKS single spoiled IT, This is
Series in years ef AStar game pitching
American League made hit off him He Of
McKechnes last who BANKED the American
League AStars and he starting finger this AT De
He hit In Cincinnati, in June the was
scorees until the eleventh inning when Whit homeed off Paul
DerTingeT
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NOW HE'S cHORATIO ALGER' HERO

BROOKLYN, Oct. 3-John Whitlow Wyatt, once the man
whom nobody wanted today acclaimed by million baseball
rookiyntes Whielow the ex-school teacher
from Georgia. by and major league teams aKe
in dscouragng pitching plagued by career dsappon-
ents and injuries we'll until he found himself gorousy with
Brooklyn who his sturdy right pitched the Dodgers
TO stirring victory the Yankees in Yankee Stadium Ihu
day and tied World Series games at one-all
Whit Wyatt was wanted by the Tigers first MAJOR league
club 70 oct crack at his services tutoring Evansville
in the ThreeEye League Detroit farm He showed little
promise in Tiger and 1891 sent back to the
mfnors-ths Beaumont-for more seasoning he Was
brought back the Tigers the next season. but stayed
luncheon two when ne
was traded 10 the White Vic Frase also pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
NJ Seeks 99th
Big 10 Victory
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

ANN ARBOR. Oct 3.-The Uni
versity of Michigan this season
can become the fourth member of
the Big Ten to win at least 100
games from conference teams.
And victory number 90 is
within its grasp tomorrow when
the University of Iowa furnishes
the opposition here IN the Alichi-
gan Stadium II viii be the first
encounter Of two Western Confer
ence teams this year.
Chicago. surprisingly enough
has Won tho most number ol
games from Big Ten opponents
10 As compared ~ 90 losses, Un-
til u dropped out of football COM
UCrTrTTT7- -77rT7-rTr~u-Tr
with 100 victories each. are The
other schools having surpassed the
century mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Lions TO Watch
; Other Games

Detroit Lions football players
viii enjoy a real buSman holiday
this weekend by going TO three
football games.
Many of the Lions. including
Tackle Ted Pavclec. former L. Of
ID. star, will watch Detroit in
action against Wayne tonight The
other games which will draw The
Lions and their coaches are Mich
igan-Iowa at Ann Arbor Saturday
and Chicago Bears against Glove
land Rams al Cleveland Sunday.
Tho Lions open at Briggs Stadium
against the Rams. October T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Duroeher Says
Gordon ffanks'
Best Hitter
lust Another Ball
Club Says Higbe;
Not Invincible'
.grInHN-HENRY-
international New, Service sports Writer

International News Service Sports Writer
NEW. YORK, Oct. 3.-That par
ticular brand of bedlam so preva-
lent these days in Brooklyn broke
loose in the Dodgers dressing
room after Dem Buns" beat New
York, 3 10 2. IN the second game
of the World Series. Victory made
the Brooklynites vocally volatile
and, almost TO man, they pre-
dicted in their timid mild way that
the Yanks' chances to win are
next 10 none.
The resounding bass voice Of
Larry MacPhail, general manager
of the club, filed the dressing
room and came. near drowning out
the verbosity of Lippy Leo Du-
rocher. The players were yelling
among themselves, but between
the Observation-Disclosures eembina-
tion. they merely formed a back
ground
A stranger w h wasn't ac-
quainted with the Dodgers, nor the
status of the World Series, would
have concluded that the Flatbush
Flock already had won its four
games and was getting in that
final shouting.
Wearing sun glasses a n d his
familiar race track coat, Mac
Phail doomed out:
Those KEGS haven't a
chance. We can beat that ball
club easily. Why, they had the
breaks, hut we won the game"
The Lip echoed his broad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Turned Back the Mighty Batters

off wobby Wyatt. the Yankee Stadium yeser-
day. ondered for Tour innings and then came on 10 turn
back the Yankees brilliantly the five frames Altogether
he yielded hits Of which the first four heats
He held DMaggo hess and struck Tommy Heinrich
Johnny Sturm and Bill Dickey each at least
And while Brooklyn gave Whitlow his chance and Whit
starred after earlier the Tigers going give
National League hurer chance in the big show
Aey giving to Roy Henshaw the little lefthander who
ery pitched for the Chicago Cubs and who obtained by
the Tigers in the draft meeting in New York this week
Henshaw University of Chicago graduate who jumped
the campus the and gave great promise
regaed the minors and is being brought
up from Jersey City Of the international League where he
10 games last
Unless he has changed Henshaw will add color the Tigers
many amusing stories told about the young He's
seepwaker and did little fancy pistol flashing during Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
Night Football Loop
Holds Final Meeting

The Detroit Night Football
League viii hold its final business
meeting at Mack Park, Monday at
$50 p. m. Nick Sullo, vice presi-
dent of the loop, announced. All
teams wishing TO play in the loop
this season are urged to attend.
Tilden A. c.. Wyandotte Indians,
Club Chene-Trombly and Garden
CITY. take notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-03
BERRIES on OWENS KNEE

Mickey owen is totng two Of
the sweetest strawberries on his
knee Wc,eVCr saw outside a berry
patch the result of am heroic
slide 10 second SAYS Mickey
noXt 10 Bob FoIlCr. Higbc IS
The fastest pitcher in the game
49,. IF he has his control he'll
really 0vcrpoWcr those YankS e.
and he's got a downer that's a
sweetheart we can't miss on
this one
And Casey StonCel Braves
pilot SAYS DE never saw such
folding as Gordon. DlNagcio. Riz-
zuto. Reese Nedwck and Herman
have been turning n They're
really making The hitiet- moan
and they ss'd Dil.lnger was a
bandit
The Yanks now really respect
them buns and they know
they're IN FOR the fight of their