davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-17
M The Local TheateYS
STATE

Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall in "Aloma of the South seas", techni- color thriller, continues to draw ca- pacity audiences at Warmers State theater where 1t Is currently In the second day of g three day holdover engagement. The second big hit of the program Is 'T'hieves Fall Out" with Eddie Albert and Joan Leslie". Remember this swell show ends Fri- day evening so make Q date to see 1t before the closing performances.
 The State theater management presents another knockout show starting Saturday with the presenta- ton Of the gag-filled girl-filled, tune-filled musical Navy Blues".
 Concerned with sailors on leave in Honolulu, 1t has an ail-fun cast headed by Ann Sheridan and includ- ing Jack Oakie, Martha Rave, Jack Haley, Herbert Anderson, Jack Car son, Jackie c. Gleason and the Navy Blues Sextet, six of the love- Hest. girls Warner Bros. could find anywhere.
 Authentic repllcas of whole sec- tions of Honolulu, including the main street itself, as well as por- tions of Waikiki Beach at Laguna and an actual reproduction of the principal naval landing dock at Pearl Harbor, are among the ten huge sets constructed for the film.
 Ten elaborate dance routines in which beauties of the show world as well as native dancers participate were devised by Seymore Felix, the man generally credited with the late Flo Ziegfeld's brilliant success. Fe. lix has also conceived special danc- es for Miss Sheridan and Miss Kaye, cast as Honolulu night club enter tainers. Their costumes, to cay the least are interesting.
 The only battle in this battleship picture is @ battle of wits and wises cracks and the guns constantly roar out salvos of frivolity even in target practice.
 The story is the amusing tale of two slap happy gobs on the U. s. s. Cleveland who get into double trou- ble in Hawaii by trying to evade two gallivanting gals, and by trying to filch their siaipmate's pay.
 The second attraction on this show is & smash comedy hit titled Mine Lives Are Not Enough" starring Ronald Reagan with Joan Perry, James Gleason and Q host of other favorites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-17
TOMORROW

TOMORROW Yankee News S:l5.-W Weather; On the Ar Today S:30--Mornlng Varieties S:f5-Mornlng Deyotlons 9:00-Shopper Guide 9:l5.-1iolen Holden, Govt. Girl l0:00--Front Page Farrell l0:30-Singlng Strings 10:45--ltenry Kings Orch. ll:00-B. $. Bercovici, Common.
 tator 11:15- Shoppers Guide 10:45-Doc Sellers True Stories i2:00--John Hughes, Commentator r. M. i2:i5--Melodlc Moments 12:30--News lg:i5-Let's Dance 1:00-innkee News 1;lS-ogr Nelghborhood-Fay 1:45-Broadway Bandwagon 2:00-Cedric Poster, Commentator 2:l5-Flrst Raee--Narrngansett 2:30-Off the Record; News 3:00-Baseball; Rcd Sox vs. In. 6s00-Its Dance Time 5;l5--Toddy powells Orch. b.30--NeWs 5;15-Tho Texas wrangiers DiDb-Muslcal lnterlude 6:00-Yankee News 6a5--Ball Scores; Band of the
 Week 6;30-Sports Page; Bill Derwln 6:45-Hlts and Bits 7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:15-Hubert Kregeloh, Conn
 mentntor 7'30-Phono Your Answer 7;46-Inside of Sports. Jack Ste.
 vens S;00-Les Browns Orch. S;t5-Sky Over Britain S;30-"Brltaln Speaks" S;i5-Grlff Williams Orch. e:00-News; Henry Kings orch. 9:15-From Berlin: John Dickson 30-Wallenstein's "Sinfonletta" 1 10:00-Parade of tho News 10:30-Tho Great Gunns-DramA ! 1 :00-Ynnkeo News II l1:15-Intcrlude; Weather 1 ii:30-Diek Jurgens Orch. la5-Mlekey Alpert's Orch. i2:00-Sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-17
GET A HORSE!

Over 90 automobiles, vintage 1904 to 1924, were used for street scenes of one Foot in Heaven"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Dodson Keeps
Lead

NILES. III, Sept. s. Leonard
Dodson, 29-year-old Kansas City
Mo. professional, maintained his
role as pace setter in the $1,000
Tam o Shanter Open golf tourna-
ment AT the Tam o Shanter Coun-
try Club today when he turned in
IA third-round card of 1888 73
one over par, for 54-hole total
of DOG.
Byron Nelson Of Toledo. former
National Open champion, and Ben
Hogan, the Hershey, Pa, pro
kept on the heels Of Dodson in
their third rounds. Nelson played
his third round in 1856 y. even
par. for 54-hole total Of Dos
two strokes behind DodSon. Hogan
came in with 20. two under par
in his third round, giving him 4
total of 209.
Samuel Jackson Snead-o OF Hot
Springs, Va. literally burned ur
the course on his third round &c
come in with 81. five under par
TO give him a total score of 210
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Wander Nicer
Blanks Cards

ST. LOUIS, Sept. g. - Johnny
Wander Nicer pitched the Cincin.
natl Reds to 20 victory over the
ST Louis Cardinals today thereby
handing the Red Birds their third
straight loss. and leaving them
TWO games behind the league lead
ing Brooklyn Dodgers.
Wander Nicer famed Ii men.
thereby tying the seasons strike
out mark made on June 10 by
Tommy Bridges against the Ath-
leticS. He sent every man in the
home lineup back TO the bench via
the Strikeout route al least once
and famed Coaker Triplett three
times.
Vandy yielded only two hits. the
first coming on single by Hopp
in the Cardinal half of the first.
In the fifth. Marion doubled and
reached third on a wild pitch, but
no other batter hit safely.
lombard scored an unearned
run in the fourth and Craft
banged a home run in the ninth
10 give the Reds their two tallies.
Ernie White allowed only seven
bitc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Leads in Victories

One Of his greatest pitching
featS was tinged with tragedy
when he missed a no-hit game
with his foot on the doorstep OF
the hall of fame. In was late in
August in 1882 in game in which
Bridges for eight and two-thirdS
innings held the Senators runless
and hitlesS only 10 have Dave
Harris pinch hitter, single Ia
cost the Tiger twirler a perfect
game.
Bridges led the American
League in strikeoutS with totals
lof 1913 and IT'S in 1885 and 1896
respectively. and in games won IN
! 1886 with % victories against but
Ill losses. He also won four games
against one defeat in World Series
lcompetion and was picked on two
Iall-star teams.
Born in Gordonville, Tenn, De.
Icember 2S. 1905. Bridges came ur
10 the Tigers from the Evansville
club OF the Three Eye League in
1892. The son OF country doc
tor. Bridges was graduated from
the University Of Tennessee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Riggs Battles
Kova(s for Title

FOREST HILLS. \ Y. Sept 6
1t will he grim ht'le Bobby
Riggs Of Clinton. < G.. Against big
happy 90 lucky Frank kovatS OF
Oakland. Cal. for the tennis cham
pionship OF the United States,
Sunday.
Riggs seeded No. ! in this six
ticth annual tournament suffered
intensely Al the hands Of Ted
Schroeder OF Los Angeles today
But he finally reached the finals
bv dlnt OF a five-Set victory, Cd
cd. 1-6. Gil. rs. II was bitter
brilliant duel that had the capacity
mob Of 1900 ScreeChing like 2
wild football crowd. while the Of
fcialS valnly pleaded for order.
KovacS. who parked his eccen.
triciiieS outside the stadium this
year. hreezed through defending
champion Don Mcneil. Ga 90
los
Fragile looking Sarah Fabyar
Cooke reached the threshold Of the
womens championship for the
third time, when she beat Heller
Jacobs, 6-3. %, 6-1, TO get into the
finals.
Sunday the young veteran Mrs
Cooke plays eood-looking Pauline
Betz, dynamic Los Angeles blonde
for the title in this fifty-fourtr
annual womens championship
Miss Betz battered her way 10 2
Sd. Ga victory over Margaret Os.
horne of San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
No Action Taken

~ Spokane, after he had taken
a divot out Of a putting green
Ntnited States Golf Association Of
ficials considered dISQuallfylnG
him. No action was taken. though
because 10 would have deprived
the Detroit team. the other mem
bers ~ which we're Art Pony and
Jimmy Johnson, OF the champion
ship and the Warren G.. Harding
trophy.
Tho NGA had received com
nlainis= from =nfffrtats4 Jackson
FOR Furgol alleged misconduct m
the State PuhhnN meet there. As
one of the prize winners ne re-
ceived 2 carrN-ail grlp. Shortly
after being presented With u, ne
is said 70 have booted u after the
manner Of a football player KICK
ing ball
Last. Sunday in match het~eer
Middle Belt and River Bank Fur
gol. in Sgusi whacked his hall of
green and ~ bat 4, spectator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

who went the route for the Indians
against NewSom. suffered one
disastrous inning - the first in
which the Tigers iammed four
tallieS. a stable margin with which
10 work during the rest of the
contest.
The one-time brilliant fielding
Cleveland team was anything but
sparkling Saturday toiallng eight
errors in the two games. After
being charged with pair Of boots
in the opener the Indians. in the
nightcap piled up an even half
dozen OF miScues. The Tigers
played errorless ball in both
games Turning in fielding gems
were Rudy York, Dutch Meyer,
Pinky Higgins, Boyd Perry
Meyer and Perry, recruit infeld-
crS, also were stars a bat. The
former collected FIVE hits during
the AFTERNOON TWO IN me flrSt
affair and three in the second
Two Of the blows were two-bag-
ppTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
FurgoI Barred
From MGA Play
For Season
Public Links Star
Penalized for Divot
Digging on Green
By VI. r. pRUKENBROD

HIGHLAND. Sept. 6.-E ddie
Furgol, a member of Detroit $
championship National PublinA
team. has been barred from com
petitions of the Metropolitan Coll
Association for the balance OF the
season.
The Punishment was ruled after
the River Bank star disguised al
missing a putt on the sixteenth
hole, swung his club and took 2
sizable divot from the green dur
ing the first round Of today
MGA Open Amateur tournament
az Duck Lake.
A committee composed OF Hugh
Ross, NJ. G.. A. president, Jack
Winney, tournament chairman
Arnold {. Schroeder, Duck Lake
owner. and Bob Sutherland OF Syl-
van Glen, made the ruling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Freshman Grid
Rule Revoked
First Year Players Can
Join Varsity in
South Loop

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. g.
Permission for freshmen 10 play
varsity football this Fall has been
voted by the executive committee
of the Southern intercollegiate
Athletic Association. which is hold
ing a two-day session in Birm-
ingham.
The executive committee passed
resolution last night 10 permit
all member schools 10 play four
freshmen on varsity teams, and,
in addition, permitted schools hav-
ing less than % upper classmen on
the varsity 10 use freshmen 10
bring their squad TO that number.
Widespread losses of players to
nations aimed forces
prompted the action. the commit
tee said.
The association is made UP of
&c colleges in Florida. Georgia,
Alabama, Tennessee, South Caro-
lima. Mississippi. Louisiana, Ken
lucky and Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Beats
Giants, Al, 10
Lead by Two
Wander Nicer
Blanks Struggling
Cards. 2 TO 0

NEW YORK, Sept The
Dodgers chung to their lead in the
National League race today by
pounding out Al decision over
the Giants.
Curt Davis went the route for
the Dodgers and would have had
"A shutout except for An error by
Herman IN the seventh which led
10 the lone Giant run Moore fol-
lowed tho error with a single. A
wild pitch and an out then let in
the run
The Dodgers got 10 Bill MCGEE
for tIo runs in the second when
Camllli hit his thirtieth home run
which was followed by singles by
Riggs and Wasdell and Fuckers
error allowing a second tally
A pass and Reisers double added
another run in the sixth and
-Reiseris triple and Gamifiiis single
accounted for the last run in the
eighth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Features on
Inside Pages

Page 2 Leo Macdonells Sports
Column NJ. F. Drukenhrod s
Golf News.
Page 3 Bob Murphy's Bob Tales
Column Softball Schedule
Story; Prep, College Grid News
Page 4 Eleven Lions Dropped
Pm Notes: L. NJ. 10 Have z
Sophs as Regulars.
Page x, s Race Information
Page s Complete Schedule Of
Seasons Grid Games
Page In the Open; Rife News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Tuo Detroiters

Steve Gromek. pitcher, and Nern
Freiburger. first bSeman, former
Detroit sandlotters.made their APP
pearance in the Cleveland lineup
in The second game. Both showed
well. Gromek getting a bad break
with uhSavory support on the part
OF his teammates
When the Tigers won the second
game. Benton posted his eleventh
win Of the year. against but SIN
setbacks. The Indians used three
hurlerS in this contest Al Mllnar
lasted hut three frames and was
replaced by Gromek. who went
the same distance. Joe Krakau-
SkaS finished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
.Ydnks Lose,
But Who Cares

NEW YORK Sept 6 - Home
runs by NewSome and Tabor
paced the Red SoN 10 An ST. VIC
tory over the Yankees today.
DobSon went tho route for the
Red Sox. holding the Yanks to
seven hits.
Boston Sewed up the game in
the first inning on NewSome :
homer. Sturm'S error, pass and
singles by Tabor and Flair which
Melted three runs. TahorS homer
added another run of Rreuer IN
the sixth and with Peek pitching
the ninth the Red SoN punched
three hits with A walk for four
more runs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Expresses Regret

Similar complaints had beer
made against Furgol in the Ma
tional PublInx AZ Spokane, Wash.
IN the recent State PublnX a.
jackson and following last Sun
days team match at Middle Belt
Eve have nothing against
Furgol." said Sutherland in ex-
planning todays ruling. "but
figured that drastic action had
In he taken In curb his displays
temper. ! think his disdualifi-
Nktion will do him lot of good
and that in the end he will
thank u.s.
Furgol expressed regret Al this
and similar outburStS charged
against him He offered 10 pay foI
the damage done 10 the greer
todaN. he said he always felt
sorry for MS actions and would
resolve each time 10 avoid them
in the future. but Sfill found II
difficult 10 control his feelings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

this season the one-tlme league
leaders were under tho mark.
A crowd of l6.629 thrilled by
the spectacle.
Yielding but five Safeties and
whiting / Of the enemy NewSom
hurled magnificent bali IN the
first game, an achievement that
boosted his seasons victories 10
y against II defeats. He struck
out Gerald Walker. one time De
trolt idol. four times IN as many
times up and Oscar Grimes and
Rolle HemSley each twice.
Al Smith. veteran left-hander
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
How They Stand

SATURDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT. $50; Cleveland,
2-5-2 first game
DETROIT. 7-1l-o; Cleveland,
$50 tSecond game
Philadelphia. S-l2-l; Washing
ton. 3-S-2 first game.
Washington. S-l4-0; Philadel-
phia ALP second gamel.
81 LOUIS. 3-l2-o; Chicago, 0-5-2
first Game'.
Chicago. 7-l2-1. 81. Louis, Ito
second gamel
Boston. $40. New York, l-7-l.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cleveland Al DETROIT.
Boston Al New York
81. Louis al Chicago.
Washington Al Philadelphia -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
BROOKLYN
NEW YORK

Totals IS % 10 Totals 2e u II
.Batted for Bowman N eighth.
Ran for Hartnett IN ninth
New YORK OO0 600 1901
BROOKLYN 900 COL DIX
Runs- Young Herman, Reiser Camilll.
Riggs Errors Rucker Herman Runs
hatted in.-Camilli 2 Reiser. Hartnett Two
base hits-Ott. Reiser. Three-bass hit
Reiser Home run-Csmilli. Sacrince hits
owen Riggs Double plays-Davis 20
nurochsr 70 Camili Bartell 70 Hale Riggs
70 Herman 70 Camilli Hits-On MCGEE
) In s innings tnone out IN seventh, on
Bowman IN 7 inning, on Adams In
inning Bases on hsils-On MCGEE 3, on
Bowman ! OF Adams I Struck out By
Davis 4 by MCGEE q Left on hase-Nev
York s. Brooklyn Wild pitch-Davis.
Winning pitcher-Dsvis Losing pitcher
Niece Umpires MaRerkurth stewart and
Dunn. Attendance : 500 Time-2:o1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Bridges 10 Oppose
Dean on Sunday

II being Tommy Bridges DAY
al Briggs Stadium Sunday the
little TenneSsean has been Sc
lected 10 pitch against the Indians
in the final game Of the series.
He VIII he opposed by Chubby
Dean. former Athletic hurler.
Bridges has won seven and lost 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Memorable Game

In a career studded with fine
achievements one stands out above
The others in Bridges big league
Ihistory-his magnificent pitching
in the last game of the World
Series between the Tigers and the
Chicago Cubs in 1895.
With Stanley Hack on third
base and no one out and the score
tied in the ninth inning, Bridges
disposed Of Bill urges Larry
French and Augie Galan in order,
10 continue the deadlock. until
Mickey Cochrane and Goose Cos
lin could punch across the decld-
ing run and turn Detroit and its
tremendous population into super
mysteries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Weatheriy Too Fiery
Put Out of Game

Roy Weatherly. fiery little
Cleveland Indians center fielder.
was tossed out Of the second
game by Umpire PipgraS Satur-
day. In the first inning Wealth
erly. second man up disputed too
vigorously on the second called
strike and was ordered away
from there Larry RoSenthal
replaced him and struck out.
hut the time al bat was charged
TO Weatherly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
.Newsom, Benton Give
Tigers Twin Victory
By LEO MACDONELL

Behind the able pitching Of
Buck NewSom and Al Benton. the
Tigers swept 10 a double victory
over the Indians. 60. and -, al
Briggs Stadium Saturday.
The twin triumph moved the
Tigers up 10 within one and one
half games Of the collapSlng
lourth-place ClevelanderS Il also
dropped the Indians 10 under 500
in the standings. the first time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Don Mead Leads

Tho hani>hmeni Viii prevent the
former Iuca, y. y. star Who has
heon located IN Detroit since inc
1940 National PuhhnN from com
peiinC with River Bank in inc
league plaNof matches II also
haIS him from a place on tho MGA
sp for neNt sundays match al
~ Run with The private club
team
Don Mead Of BEDFORD leads after
fodayS IS noleS IN Tho 72-hole
event with 7i-7l AS on the pa
- layout. Frank Connolly a for.
Nor champion. l. next with 1913
146. A 74-73 AZ leaves A. Le-
BourdaiS third. Completing the list
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
PAY TRIBUTE TO
BRIDGES SUNDAY
Sight Huge Grove
for Ceremonies
at Stadium

Tommy Bridges will have his
DAY" at Briggs Stadium this
Sunday.
With the Tigers playing the
Indians there will he great
crowd on hand to pay tribute 10
one of the most beloved and one
of the greatest players in the long
history Of Tiger stars.
In his twelfth season as a Tiger,
Bridges. next 10 Charley Gehr-
niger, is the oldest veteran on the
Detroit club in the point of Serv-
ice. II will be the first Tommy
Bridges Day and an automobile
and other gifts will he showered
lon the famous pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Rohrig, Packer Back,
Takes Self a Bride

GREEN BAY. Wis, Sept e.
Wedding bells rang for Herman
Rohrig. recruit Packer from Ne
braska. in Chicago this week.
Miss Martha Martin, Lincoln, Neb.
was the bride Of the halfbaCk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Probable Pitchers
Nv International News service
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Boston ~ New York Wilson W Conner
- LOUIS At Chicago alehouse vs.
Lyons
Cleveland A. DETROIT Mnhsr VS.
BRIDGES
ARD and Whynne vs. Msrchidon and
Harris
NATIONAL LFkGzE
.Nsv york A. Brooklyn q 4Hubben and
Melton W Higbe and Wyatt
Cincinnati A. ST. LOUIS "a Rd6le ard
Thompson ~ walters vs. N Cooper and
Warneke Or Pollst
Chicago A. Pittsburgh Eaves - Ian.
ring
Philads ~ Boston t2l-Hoerst and
Blanton vs. Farley and salvo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
NJ. G. A. Women Win
Glen Oaks Match

In a match AZ Glen Oaks Sat.
urdaN = ptcked team Of rs
Nomen's Metropolitan golfers de-
feated SIX Glen Oaks women. 1Ai7.
~. Rylma Strevel Of HillcreSt
a member OF the winning team
was medaliSt with IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Baseball Gallery

Frank Frisch has more than
1000 baseball pictures IN the den
OF his New Rochelle home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Runs hatted IN kelfuer. Perry 2. y.
Campbell. Meyer. Heath Two-base hit
Roudfeau Sacrifice hits Benton. Hig-
gins LEFT IN hases-CievelAnd 8. Detroi,
Double plavs-Nack 20 Boudreau n
Freihurger Never 70 Perry 20 York
Rases on halls-On Mllnar 2, m Benton
g. Struck out nv Milnar 2. hy Benton
Hits or Milnar IN ID innings.
or Gromek 5 in 22-3 innings Losing
pitcher Milnar Umpires Pipgrss Gei-
So and Hubbard. Time 81. Attend
anCe s 62g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Runs lombard, craft Runs batted
Gleeson, Graft. Two-bsse hit Marion.
Home run Graft. Stolen base-M Me-
Cormick. Double play crespi 10 Maroon
20 Mze. Bases on balls--On Wander
Nicer g. On White e. Struck out-By
Wander Nicer ~. nv White 4 Hit by
pitcher BY White 1Gleesonl. Wild pifch
White 2 Wander Nicer Left IN bases
81 Louis s. Cincinnati @ Umpires- Barr.
Sears and Jords. Time-2is. Attend.
ance q43
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
DETROIT
Totals
Cleveland
DETROIT

Runs bstted in Higgins. p Campbell
Never 2 Heath 2 McCosky Newsom. Two
base hits-Meyer 2 Westherly Perry.
Three base hit Boudresu. Sacrifice hit -
Stainback Left on bases-Cleveland s, De
'rnit Double play Desautsls to MACK
Bases on balls or Smith 3. on Newsom
s. struck out Bv Smith & nv NPwson1 II.
HI nv pitcher BY Smith tMcCosky,. TIM
Hubbard, Pipgras and GeiSeL Time
81 game-2 .Os
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn, all; Ne" York
l-a-l
Philadelphia, 4-ll-l; Boston,
80.
Pittsburgh $50. Chicago, 4-s-l
Cincinnati, 80. 81. LOUIS
.O-2-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

IrTHTd " TT||TN
.PAttec fot Brtuer m seventh
Boston 800 0Ol 0n4 8
New York 700 600 nnn ]
Runs Newsore F.nne, Williams.
Tabor piNaEgio PytlAk RyzutO Runs
hatted IN l. Sewsonle Tabof l1iNaggio
Heinrich Tabor Dobson Finnsy Williams
Two-base hts Rizguto Tabor Three
bsss hr Fnuey Home runs T. New
some Tabor. SaCrhte NJ J.. NeVsorne
stolen bases DiMaEgio PytlAk Double
PLAYS Doerr 20 l.. NeWsoms 20 Flaf Rl1.
yuto IN Gordon TO Sfurm HIS or
Rreusr In innings m Peek 2 m IN.
nings BASES on halls or Rreuer 2 N
rohsor m Peek T. Struck out ~
Breuer nv pobson s Ler On bases
Boston 5, New York :. Wiid pitch
Breuer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Facts About Tommy Bridges

~'sorn Dec Al
pscfmancsled 1886 1882 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Tam O Shanter
Open Scores
By International New. service

~ internauonh Ne"a service
NILES. ILL.,. Sept s. Scores for
- holes. the first two rounds in
the aggregate and todayS third
round in the $1,000 Tam q
Shanier open golf tournament at
the Tam O. Shanter Country Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

SUNDAYS GAMES
New York Al Brooklyn ~.
Cincinnati AT ST Louis ~
Philadelphia Al Boston ~.
Chicago AZ Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
NV WORN
BOSTON

TOTALS = 2 q ~, Totals 80 p
'PAttec fot Rreutr m seventh