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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
Nude nam duzi i grozniii rat.

IL Londona javljaju preko
govor w. Churchill premier britanske
ostaim rekao "-ovaj &c rat biti duga6ak teak"
IL Berlna javaju maja da Hitler govor e
1ekao da mozda produzl ajati GO
dinu
A il Rma javjau istog datuma vada msienje da
ce Sc oval rat voditi dogod edna iii
podigne beu zasavu Ukratko, mis
proi ma dugaeko sroko da ce obuhva Sednjene
zaJedno drzavama JUNE Amerke
pobeda biti stran Hera Muona
nadaJu demokratije, toes podgnuom
"beom zastavom' u rukama Htlera Mussolini-a.
Ali produzenje mperaistickog produzene
uzasa to nhovo produzene povcavanje
wise ce monaka gnuti wise ce nh bti ozedeno
rma bhl ratnih zarobljenka koji &c patti manka-
MA svakoJake udobnos ko &c b
nagrade teze so rade chain gangs
(lancma okovan amnicar) wise
nuJu radnici bi prah ch
moci izvadit nj mrv mion canova osaog
srenog naroda wise ostaog nebroenog bogava b
drugm reca produzen Svetsog produzene
propadanja ljudstva.
l. sada kada radncma ovoreno diktato "demorat-
ski Naodrzci otvorenim jasnm jezikom kapa
zam negova klasa nista boe veeeg
duzeg uvoprolca, nje
to- = da nadu jasan odgovor da bit da
ucenu Socasticke Radicke Pare sedne ednm
nko xiv nje povrato da mime mora
- sveko krvoprolce druga nebrojena
kapitala.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
SMRT PAVLA BARACA.

ponejk pogiu je oni Pae Barat Clan
O.
j
m e e
e
e u u
socjaiic Radndke
krenoi drugars u
garcam
rad Gvanju
i
Sijitikim judsk
ii iveGnaus uspomena drzePavl
+. sekrtar FedecUe
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
Svetskim v|adama i njihovim narodima.*

'Gde je prosperitet? Je Ii u grcanju u ssve
vetoj mizeriji?
Gde je mir? Je Ii "miru" Smrti?
l sada vi jos jednom spremate bogatu zetvu
"a kosir smrt
ludilu svom, vi stvarate jos kobnije masne
razaranja.
pakosti svojoj, vi iznova posvecujete zvo-
te jud njihovom ubilackom radu.
U sepilu svom, vi opet trazte da utopite il
daistva svoja krvi nevinih.
vi gradite nebesa krilatim flotama unistava-
MIA, koje &c naskoro obavti pocivajuce gradove
otrovnim burama.
One &c prosipati pljusak paklenh bombi ma
uska zdanja, II kojima vasi najamni robovi zive.
One &c bljuvati otrovne gasove po plodnim
njivama.
One &c otrovom pogusiti citave zajednice.
Hladnokrno, cinickom bezobzirnoscu otvo-
renos6u, koje vas cine epohalnim majstorima-zlo-
cincima, vi snujete propast Naroda.
Groznicavo sejete vi jelove, jasenove, dreno-
We brestove sumo svoje zrakoplove, promecete
laboratorije svoJe predsoblja ubijanja, svoje
hemeere izna imljene dictate.
Znanost obescascujete korist ubijanja.
Pokolj takvog obima, o kakvom nikada
ranije nj sanjalo nije, vi uzdzete stupanj
vrline.
Razaranje vi snujete takvom potpunoscu, ko-
ia zapanjuje svojom ludoscu, = razaranJe buJnih
centrova stanovnistva, velikih rojeva radinosti,
useva svekolikog biljnjeg zivota.
Nisani vasih bombi bice stanovi radnika, ra-
donice tvornice, jarde njive, kojima oni arga-
tuju.
Zaime Boga ko Sta ste vi, koji pocinjavate
ia della? Otkuda vam pravo da vladate, da u
pravjate, da gospodarite? Ear gnjev, koji &c da
nadodje, ne prelazi prag vaseg spokoJstva?
Smatrate Ii vi bezgrancnim trpejivost ma
roda?
narodi, toboznji pobednic ali puke zrtve
velikog rata!
Vrhunac opasnosti "a zivot vas sudbinu
vasu brzo Sc priblizava, kloparajuci krilima pre-
teceg opustosavanja.
Obazrite Sc ma dolazak njen, dok vas niJe
neumitna masina zgnjecila svojim paklenim "a
grjajem, dok vas nisu demon straha mrznje
ucinili pajaclima volje panikom-ucvljenih, Judo
radnih vlada, prokletih nasledjem svojih sopstve
nih nepravica budalastna.
(Nastavak ma g. strani)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08

II" i. ". U1Ofel
Pre- Is godina vi vodjaste narode svoie
ma klanicu Lukavim sredstvima, krvudavim sta
zama, tajnim konferencijama, zaverama i protiv-
zaverama, nadmasujuGi suparnke svoje prepre-
denosti, vi ste odavno pripremili, podjednako sa
NINA, put Smrti "a mnostvo sveta.
Brbjai ste i'm slobodi, pravici, napretku,
sigurnosti miru.
Poticai ste ill., da Sc kasape ime Boga,
tvrdeti da ste cd Mega dobili odobrenje "a podu-
zece svoje dozivajuci Mostivog Hrista, koga ste
iznova raspeli Krstu.
Obecali ste i'm svet, oslobodjen cd prozdrji-
We mrznje, prociscen njihovom zrtvom oeiscen
suzama zena, opran krvlju, = krvju Omladine
Mesec je prolazio mesecom, godine su uni
rale i radjale Sc, vi ste in jednako potica
pokolj.
Izmrcvarene raskidane wilike njihove utis-
kivane zednu zemlju; gde nekada bile
grudi, ostale su krvave jane; il ocnih udubina
izbijene su oci; noge su iscupavane IL zglavaka,
viseci pored tela; umirali su cd zedji bolova II
srapnelskm rupcagama, skrgucuci zubima ma plo-
tovima cd zasiljenih zica, vukuci "a sobom
svoja, trunuci zivi posred smrada lesevima -posu-
tih sanaca, kreveljeci Sc kao manijac takvim
ste in ucili vi.
vi! vi!
Kakve su svadje oni mali ljudima, koje
su kali, iii owl sa NINA?
Ia to je "prost narod" Svi on: ovo momce
il Devona ona mladc il Gascony-je, opet onaj
momak il Badena, a pax opet oval mladc sa
tuskanskh ravnica svi oni bill ispunjeni
radoscu zivota, svi proizvodi za5ednickog ludskog
stabla, deeci zajednicke made i bolove.
To su Radnici Sveta.
da Ii ste odrzal rec onima koji su Sc bo-
rili, nisu pail?
Neizmema je jos krivica vaSa bila.
Pa ipak, oprostilo b vam Sc bilo. Jer beskonac-
no je strpljenje Naroda, beskonacna jednostavnost
srdaca njhovih beskonacna velikodusnost i moe
stradanja njihovog.
Ali vi i'll izdaste!
Gde je sloboda koju ste nam obecali? Je Ii
tome, da umru posred raskosnog izobilja?
Gde je jednakost? Je Ii tome, da primau
mizernu milostnju?
Gde je pravica? Je Ii u zakonma siromasi-
ma i tamnicama?
Gde ie sigurnost? Je Ii beskucnistvu?
Psano pre- jedanaest godna.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
tPacifisti," "liberali," reformisti svi "a rat.

organizovao jedan odbor pod menom Union
Action koj je astaven cd braa socalsta
ostalih radkala"
I'll bera socialist radka behu po svom prlznan]u pac
fste proiv rata, mir ali sada onl
misenje promeni da sada
"a krvoproce poebno Drugim recma, on otvreno
propagiraju rat.
koje organzacie predstavau nek canovi tog
odbora "demokratske kcije Nebhur
fesor egoznog sveuc Ia mime redau drug proesor
canov A. L., wiskanskog "Progresivnog Boka ured
nici iberalnih casopsa Naon pisci kao sto
svih dlaka obran neobrijan hris
eansk evrejsi menima ljud kb do JUICE
dinama "napadahu" krvoproce sada ga grle
njegovom proglasu tai odbor medu osam veil: Usupot
dnpaekop nesupuoznog engeske mpeaistcke se
rmnalno birati zmedu branse
nemacke pobede vrdei "Engeska nadu progress
Svi ii canovi tog stano vaa adnke on Mi
(Nastavak A. strasi.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
Roosevelt i Wilson.

Predsednk Roosevelt odrzao edan Stan
prkom posvecivana kuce koo rodio Woodrow
zemje kojem rece mi cemo Sc
net je pohvo "do nebea deae
pokojnog Wilsona
Poznato Wilson drugi put zabrao pred
zeme negovog obecna da ce zemu
dobro pcznato da svoje obecanh poga
zio toest on e uvukao Sjednjene Drzave rat.
ne poznato ali Predsednk Roosevelt rece 23
oktobra 94o negove pocke kampan receg termi
na," sedece:
radio; mir Gu rad ceog zvota' Pored
oga rece om PLATFORM
[demokratske parte ucestvova ranm ratovma
von mornarsku nj vazdusnu siu da Sc u
&c stranim Amerike ako budemo napadnut
ponatije Roosevelt jos drektnje cd Wilsona gaz
svoa obeana in nkada ustio On nemio
svaog potiv mesnja zeme krvopo
lice lad ratnu goov je da dektno uvu
&c ovu zemu njegovm obecahjma posog
izbora
Paralela octa Kao so Wilson, tako &c Roosevelt
zemu obaranem kapitalzma radnicAa kas
Zbog povecue Wsonovo rodno mes da bi
asne atne Ako Roosevelt
stici ora ovo zemlj kao osthim ratuJucm
zemljama, ponoviti tragcnie krvavije i uzasnije
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
A1ASA SYRIA: Uni5te-'
~ uje kapitalistiGkog ure.

4Nuje kapitalistickog ure"
djenja; unistenje najam
aog ropstva radnitke kla.
&c; prenasanje svih zemalj.
skin industrija q ruke or.
ganizovanih proizvodjata;
svak 0 a radn;ku potpun
plod njegovog rada: OSLO
bOdjenje ceiog tOvetan-
stva cd mOrije klasne Via
davine; uspostavljanje Sl"-
bodne Zajednice Drug">a
i Drugarica - lndustrijal-
ne Republic Rada.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-05-08
Ovim je Zaista dOsadilO.

IL sangaja avljaju 2 maja da seac
boga Jangtse Done nalaze vro nepovonom
te doline bore tri se Kaseka drektno japan
;apanska lutka - vada u Nankngu
Nastavak a. stras)
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= Nemoze biti mira bez Socijalizna! /!
M1AsA 8 R E D ST ' A,

/ MHASA 8 r E D 8 + v A.
| INProsvecivanje radnfcks
klase q duRu Marksizma:
da 81 rad l kapital nepo-
mirljivi neprijatelji; orga.
nizovanje radnitke klase .
jednu Revolucionarnu Po-
lititku Partiju "A osvaja,
ME / razaranje Politicke
Drzave kapitalizma: crgs
nizovanje radnika I u jed
nu revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a qzima.
ME, drzanje kretanje svih
zemaljskih tndustrija.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Cards MdkinQ
Last Flag Bid

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 24.-The
burden of proof was on the
Cardinals today as the pressing
st. Louis club. who must win all
and see Brooklyn lose two games
IN order TO snatch the National
League pennant, faced the trouble
some Pirates again today
II was 10 be Lanning and Gum
bert on the mound for the home
team and visitors. respectively. in
today'S crucial but almost anti
.climactic con test.
Yesterdays split double-header
provided shutout ball on both
sides, Ken Hcintzelman blanking
the Cards while giving only-six
hits in the first, while Max Lanicr
administered the same treatment
TO the BUGS i'm the second game.
allowing eight hits.
Pennant filters threw the Cards
of badly in the opener. when they
Chalkcd mp five errors for the
Pirates 40 victory Ii was re-
verse English in the second game,
however. the visitors taking firm
hold OF themselves and setting the
BUGS down, go. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Series Melon Grows
Tigers Beat BrorOns to Tie for 3rd With White Sox
as Paul Trout Pitches Steady Ball

ST LOUIS, Sept. 24.-The
Tigers today found themselves all
tied up with the Chicago White
SoX for third-place slice of the
World Series melon. They attained
this height yesterday when, in the
opener OF a two-game series, they
trounCed the Browns, Al.
With Trout pitching steady ball
the Tigers had trouble with Mum
Grief and the end of the regular
session found the teams at IL.
Then in the tenth solid hits by
Tebbetts, Radcliffe. Gehringer and
York combined into three runs and
victory.
For three frames Muncrief and
Trout did yeoman and ScoplesS
work. although both ne d e d
double-plays 10 get out of danger
Gus situations. Muncrief was the
first 10 weaken and the Tigers
came through with tally in the
fourth. Leading off, McCosky
caromed one off Heffner'S leg and
after York flied TO McQuillen, sped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

to third on Campbells single to
right. Higgins singled McCosky
over, but the Tigers ended their
own rally when Campbell was re-
tired trying for third and Higgins
went down stealing.
Tebbetts and Croucher began
the fifth with singles only 10 have
the next three men 60 out peace
fully on outfield flies.
1t was all even-Stephen after
the fifth. the Browns pushing one
over in their half of the inning on
a single, a forced out, an infield
out and one-base slap by Archie.
After this run the teams settled
down TO sCOrclesS monotony. the
Tigers failing to get a hit from
the sixth 10 the ninth inclusive.
However, the three hits the
Browns made over that stretch
were useless and the ho-hum battle
went into overtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Rowe
FACE Sox Here

AL Benton and Schoolboy Rowe
will pitch for the Tigers against
the White Sox in the first two of
the thrce-game seasons windup
series which will be played at
Briggs Stadium starting Friday.
If the Tigers are still contending
for a high. position in the stand
ingS, Tommy Bridge will hurl the
final Sunday. II not, rockies will
be used with Freddie Hutchinson,
Virgil Trucks and Hal White see
ing action.
AS result of their victory over
the Browns in ST. Louis yesterday.
the Tigers today were tied with
the White Sox for third place The
White SoX and Indians, idle yes
terday, meet each other today.
while the Tigers battle the
Browns.
After treatment here. Boyd
Perry. out for the remainder Of
the season as a result of jaundice.
will 60 TO his home at Snow Camp,
n. C.. for the Winter.
Taken III in Chicago, Perry re-
turned TO Detroit yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Newsom Grins at Bench JOCKEYS

Buck Newsom took riding from bench jockeys the
Tigers recent eastern road In Boston Red Sox players
reminded BoBo that there would be mo brass bands
him back home in South Carolina this Fall instead
of being of the highest priced pitchers in baseball he would
be "a dollar year man Newsom rolled off the punches with
his usual grin.
Andy Piney former Notre Dame is coaching ST.
Mel High in Chicago.
National Hockey League rejected four schedules
before adopting which calls for which the loop
Saturday November l. with the Red Wings Montreal and
Rangers at Toronto The schedule will end March 49, Mickey
Ion will referee for the ~ H. l.. touring the
United States and Canada search of whistle blowers
Charles Rabbit McVeigh of Detroit will again be referee
and nesman Other referees include Frank King Clancy
(Oawa) Norman Lamport (Toronto), Bill Chadwick New
York; and Eddie Burke (Toronto).
Any boy, not 49, will be admitted free the pro
ball game between the Lions and Cardinals Comskey
in Chicago the night of September q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Cards Need Miracle
Now to Win n. l.. Flag
Must Win q Games
While Dodgers
Lose 2 of q
BY International News Service

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Brook-
Ign and St. Louis continued their
laundering run down the stretch
in this dramatic National League
pennant race today, but baseball
wiseacres were of the opinion that
only a miracle can bring the
Cardinals home first.
st. Louis halved a double
header with Pittsburgh while the
Dodgers remained idle yesterday,
with the result that the Flatbush
flock remained a game and half
ahead of the Red Birds and within
three games of glory.
The clubs dug in on their battle
fields again today-the Dodgers at
Boston against the Braves and the
Cardinals at Pittsburgh against
the Pirates-in single engage
ments. Their stands in the flag
fight was as follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
HARMON JOINS TIMES STAFF;
FIRST GRID STORY TOMORROW

Tom Harmon lustrious football hero from the University
OF Michigan Frank Leahy Notre Danes coach and
Gus Lorals, L. OF D. coach likewise celebrities of
football the list of writers and famous football
experts who will the 1911 grdon for The Detroit
Times HamonS first story will appear and other
of HaTmons articles will follow Tuesday Thursday
thereafter throughout the
The first story by Leahy Friday
On the day Coach DoraS Will After this
week Leahy VIII write Tuesday and Friday Dora Mon
day and Friday.
Part of the football coveragc Times will be
the football handled International
News Service including such notable
Bob ConSdne, Bill Corum Jack Mahon and Jack Singer.
The University of Michigan L. of D. Dame Michigan
State College Wayne University and
covered by such talented staff Murphy
H. Walter Harold Kah Clayton Heper Edgar George
r. Van and George MaSn Reporting high school football will
be Jake BCTSon
The regular STAFF Of Times experts Joined by Dorais and
Harmon viii pick football The first chart
of selections will appear this coming Friday.
The Detroit Times will give you al-star football coverage
the 1871 through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
THIS is THE JOB

This situation, in effect. made il
impossible for st. Louis TO clinch
the championship unless the Cards
win all four of their remaining
games and the Dodgers lose two
of theirs.
The Cardinals, however, were at
a tremendous disadvantage. All
OF their games are in enemy ter
ritory, two against the tough
Pittsburghers and two more
against Chicago's clubbing Cubs.
BROOKLYN, on the other hand. faced
the battered, broken-down Braves
in a pair of tussles in Beantown,
after which the club comes home
TO Ebbets Field to wind up the
season against Philadelphia's futile
Phillies in two games.
In any case, it's all an uphill
battle for the Cards, as is shown
In a compilation of possible final
standings. 10 wit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
FIGHT Writers Climb on Bandwaqon

There fight writer's who too hastily the pictures proved
tempered their follow and climbed the Billy Conn
bandwagon after the Ptsburghs spectacular fight with Joe
Louis But Stanley IN y HeradTrbune) Woodward was
courageous Woodward still insists that
Louis winning the fight and Conn when the end
witness this by the New York scribe Of September %
This department thought Billy Conn had chance
to beat Joe Louis We watched the fight and did not think
Billy close despite his spectacular rally the
penulmate We do think, that Lou Nova has
chance beat Louis Lou Is a fighter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

though he Is strong one and a
game one. He can take punishment
and i a fair hitter"
Now. they say that Andy Farkas'
trick knee has kicked up again and that
the former University of Detroit grid
star may not be of any help TO the
Washington Redskins e. And there is
some doubt as 10 whether or not Edible
Goodfellow will be able to play much
hockey again d. Edible had an opera
tion on his ailing knee in Toronto
recently :. Herb Mitchell formerly Of
Windsor. will manage ST. Paul in the
american Association Hockey League
>. Herb lost out at Hershey when
Ralph (Cooneyl Weiland took over the
Boston Bruins farm club in the choco-
late town . Marquette University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Cards Dodgers beat the Yankees the World Series
Ted Williams hit 400 despite broken bone in his right foot
Cal Hubbard will help the football coach Geneva New
York College advisory capacity his American
League umpng duties Cal played football Geneva
Dixie Walker Of the Dodgers today celebrated his thirtys
birthday The Dodgers diet includes Vamin Larry
MacPha doesn't fooh transported the Dodgers from New
York TO Chicago special without berhsa bedroom
for each player Martin Marion Cards shortstoppe
in the National League weighs 1870
pounds Phil Rzzuto Yanks the best shorsopper
the American League stands feet inches weighs 155
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Dodgers Can
Win in a Hours
BY JACK MAHON
International News service sports Writer

-HFNH NffNiff NHoINH NFNtT
BOSTON, Sept. PA castoff
and an old man should clinch the
National League pennant here
within "a hours for the buns of
Brooklyn
We, Of course, do not guarantee
it, but after looking over the
score sheet as the Pirates split
with the Cardinals, we are sure
the buns are all but in.
Brooklyn, you see, has but four
games left starting with this two
game series here today. Kirby
Higbe and Whitlow Wyatt. a
speedballer and an American
League castoff, plus the genius of
a skinny, moderated Cardinal
chain gang refugee, Curt Davis,
can have no excuse now if they
miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
L,,5;;<n1S
|, y1sonlacdmau
SPORTS EDITOR
Charley RuHing Will Hur Andy Farkas' Trick Knee
Extra Special in Series, Giving Him Trouble;
Jimmy Dykes Believes Edible Out Of Hockey?
DIXIE WALKER MARKS 3lST BIRTHDAY

Jimmy Dykes looks for Charley Rufing to up with
of his extra special good games in the coming World
Series.
Charley is good cool weather pitcher" the White Sox
manager explains.
Rufng two games against the Reds two years ago
Dykes likes Spud Chandler Bonham Chandler
has been member of the last three Yankee championship teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Harmon to Talk
At Times Lunch

Two of the biggest names in
football have been added TO the
program for the first meeting OF
the Downtown Quarterbacks.
scheduled for Monday at the Fort
Shelby Hotel.
Tom HARMON. MiChigan'S All
America half back. Will be toast
master at the first meeting and
Charley Bachman. head coach Of
Michigan State, will review the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

COLUMBUS. O., Sept. "a
ms Ohio State UniverSityS
football squad today studied Mis-
souri, formations in preparation for
the opening OF the season at Ohio
Stadium Saturday. a temperature
reading Of 90 degrees slowed up
the Buckeye practice yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Michigan State-Michigan game
for the Downtown Quarterbacks.
In addition 10 these two stars
there will be Gus Dorais. whose
University OF Detroit Titans play
Indiana Saturday; Joe Gembis,
who has q fine team AZ Wayne and
Fill Edwards. who is directing the
deStinieS OF the Detroit Lions in
tho National Football League.
Be sure 80 make a date with
YOU self for Monday noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
BARELY MISSES DEUCE

After barely missing a birdie
deuce on the sixteenth, Nelson
was the only one to get home in
2 on the seventeenth Two puts
gave him a birdie 4 for a dup
lead.
Then he climaXed his brilliant
performance by dropping a 25-foot
putt to get a birdie 3 on the
eighteenth following a great iron
second TO the closely-guarded
green. Wood and Nelson ) up
with Is more holes TO be played
today starting az $3.50 o'clock.
The Country Club course puts
a premium on expert iron play.
II demands well-lofted shots which
will clear trouble and then sit
down rather than run. That's
Continued on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

AII-Sfar
Game Set
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CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Plans
were announced today to hold the
second annual all-star basketball
game in Chicago. November 20,
between the Detroit Eagles.
worlds champions, and a team Of
college seniors selected by the
All-American Basketball Board.
The initial all-Star court contest
last year was won by the col
legians from the Harlem Globe
Trptters, "a 10 AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

but never got into post-season classic.
Dan Topping, owner of Brooklyn's
football Dodgers, ordered 500 World
Series tickets at Ebbetts Field-and got
10 >. The vote between Joe DiMaggio
and Ted Williams for the most valuable
player award in the American League
promises TO be close.
Estel Crabtree made an amazing
comeback :. year ago the Cardinal
star was near death after having a
kidney removed Pete Reiser, who
last year batted both right and left
handed, now bats left-handed only.
Freddie Fitzsimmons may manage a
bowling alley in Brooklyn this Winter
If not he will return to his home in
Arcadia, CAL
Joe Cronin can't sec how either the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
FIRST SINCE 1920

As the gleeful Dodgers prepared
TO wind up their first glory
studded season since 1920, Man
agcr Leo Durocher decided that
his pair Of aces, Higbe and Wyatt,
would make the victory complete
by toeing the mound against the
hapleSS Braves.
Brooklyn has won 16 of its 20
previous engagements against the
Stengelmen, and has no reason 10
fear it will run into an unadver-
tiSed earthquake.
jim Tobin and Manuel Slave are
expected TO face Brooklyn today
and tomorrow in the games that
no one was expected to pay any
attention TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

The dle-hard CARDS made Il
somewhat difficult for themselves
yesterday by committing five
errors in the opening game and
otherwise letting Lefty Ken
Heintzelman hurl the Pirates 10
a 40 victory. Max Lanier shut
Pittsburgh out, 8 to 0, in the