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Evening star., 1941-11-03
Cue Meet Wide 0per
Following Losses by
Crane, Rudolph
Six Remain in Running
For Title in Tourney
Ending Wednesday
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s. With
only three days of competition left
the 1941 world pocket billiard cham
pionship tournament Is a wide-open
affair with six of the IL players In
the running.
Defeats Saturday night for the two
leaders, Irving Crane, youthful cue
expert from Livonia, N. Y, and
Erwin Rudolph. Cleveland, four time
winner of the title, threw the round.
robin tussle into a four-way dead.
lock for leadership with only today.
tomorrow and Wednesday left before
decision is reached.
Crane, who was runnerup in 1888,
the first time he competed In big
time company, was upset by Jimmy
Caras, Wilmington, Del, a former
champion, 125 to 81, in lengthy 30
inning tussle Rudolph fell before
Andrew Ponzi, New York, likewise
an erstwhile title holder, 125 to SO,
In 13 innings.
AS result, Willie Mosconi, Phila-
delphia, defending champion; Crane.
Caras and Rudolph are tied for first
| place, each with six victories and
two defeats. Ponzi stands fifth by
virtue of a record of six and three.
while Ralph Greenleaf, Chicago, IT
times winner of the crown, is sixth
with five and three.
Ponzi made the high run of the
tournament to date. sparkling SO
In defeating Rudolph. Ponzi gath
cred his huge cluster in the fourth
inning, yet he was forced to go
nine more innings before victory
was his in what probably was the
most interesting match Of the tour
nament, marked by wide-open,
change-taking and sensational
shooting.
The standings:
Evening star., 1941-11-03
The standings:
Woman Golf Committee
To Report Nominations

Within q couple of weeks the re-
port Of the Nominating Committee
Of the Women's District Coli Asso-
citation will be out. Main question
is the presidency. Custom Of past
years has been to return the previ-
Gus president, If she has served a
single year.
Mrs. T. D. Peyser Of Woodmont
is chairman Of the Nominating
Committee.
Evening star., 1941-11-03
Hiqh School Lad Steps

Some of the colleges ought to look
over Carl Sheppard, Gastonia IN. c.
High player. He scored 81 points in
four games, including runs of 80, 80,
68, 81 and II yards.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-11

The men in the service them.
selves have solved the problem
of what they want in the way of
gifts from the folks back home.
First hand information from en-
listed men on shipboard, in camps
and barracks indicate that tobacco
is first choice in the gift lineup.
Actual sales figures from service
stores show that the favorite Gig
arctic with men in the Army,
Navy, Marines and Coast Guard is
Camel Prince Albert Smoking
Tobacco is another special favo-
rite. Local dealers feature Camels
by the carton and Prince Albert
in the pound tins as doubly well
come gifts to the men in the Serv-
ice from the folks back home
Adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-11
Integrity

Integrity
Integrity of Life is flames best
friend which nobly, beyond death,
shall crown the end.-John Web
Ster.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12

ci6n afro-cubano de Felix Caig-
net, "Cotel de Son."
La gracioSa ninita Evangeli-
ma Lopez cant6 Y Sc acompan6
con las castanuelas ell pasodoble
"Lim6n Limonero." Fue ovacio-
NADIA. Volvi6 a escena con su her
mantle e hicieron un duo de can
TO y bale,
FL siguieu.e ndmero le CORES
rpondi6 a nueStra artista, Velia
Man Jinez, quien nos deleit6 con
dos precioSos ndmeroS cubanos,
muy originates.
Como numero final salio de
ncsvo ConSuelo Moreno Y cant6
La gaceta., 1941-12-12
NOTAS SOGALN
troR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,
N SegsmdO Acto del

Ell SegsndO Acto del
Centre ESpaaol
En- la nocne dc hoy tendra e.
fecto Ell segundo acto de las b.
das de Orc del Centre Espanol,
en- pm banquete en- la sala prin-
tipal del edificio de Ybor.
Para este banquete han sido
Separados mas de 500 cubiertos.
Asistiran como invitados de no.
nor, ell gobernador de Florida,
Spessard L. Holland, y otras dis
tinguidas personalidades del Els
tado, Condado y Ciudad.
Ell menu ha sio confeccionado
por la joya de nuestros Restau-
rantes, el Columbia, estando
Ell Servicio bajo la direction del
mayordomo Sr. Mariana Sala-
varria, y Casimiro Hernandez
Supervisara.
Ell entremes sera servido en-
la sala ~cantina, donde seran re-
cibidos los invitados. Ulevara Ell
nombre del unico socio funda-
dor que aun vive, Sr. Bautista
Balbontin.
Los restantes platos son los 81
gtuienteS: Puchero Madrilena
una Copa de Jer6z Amontillado;
Fargo Alicante, Ensalada Espa-
iOla, Capones a la Riojana, Pos.
tire AniversariO. Vinos: Sau-
terne y Borgona. Cafe: Column
bia.
La bora senalada para su CO.
mienzo: 500 de la nOche. Sera
presidido por ell ST.. Ramon Fer
nandez Rey, Presidente de la So
ciedad, actuando de Maestro de
Ceremonies ell LIDO. CelestinO
Vega Jr., Vice presidente de la
sociedad.
Como un aliciente mas, Sc pre-
sentara un "flood-show" en- ell
que actuaran la cantante y bal
larina espanola, Consuelo More
no y nuestra exquisite artista
Velia Martinez.
Sera la noche de hoy de grata
recordaci6n para todOs.
Una vez mas agradecemos Ia
fina invitaci6n que sc nos ha
hecho.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12
Santos del Dia
Nuestra Sra. de Guadalupe.

NuevG OficiGlidad
En- la junta celebrada el pasa-
do Martes, fue r~eelecto Presi-
dente de la organization social
Damon Pythias Social Club,
ell joven Frank Puleo. Los otros
directories son: primero Y segun
do Vice presidentes, Joe Ferra-
no y Charlie Frisco; Secretario,
10 10 Scolaro; ~asistente secre-
tario, Andres Sulli; Tesorero,
Phillip Bruno; Reporter, Peter
A. Marchese; Sangento de Ar
mas. Frank Pupello.
La oficialidad sera festejada
ell entrante Martes con un Vie
ner Roast.
Muchos 6xitos deSeamos a es-
ia nueva oficialidad.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12

gustav al pdbiico. L,eva por H.
tulo: "FUEGO CONTRA Ell
JAPON''.
En- la segunda parte Sc pre-
sentara un extraordinario ac-
to de variedades en- ell que tcma-
ran parte tOdos los componentes
de la compania, como tam5ien
algunos artistas de la localidad
que gentilmente sc han brinda-
do.
A las 8:15 en- punto de la no
che dara comienzo.
Precios: SOC las lunetas nu-
meradas; 28c balcony y &c los
ninos.
Les auguramos un rotundo
exito econ6mico Y artistica.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12

Srta. Onelia Alvarez v el correc.
to joven Aralio Rosell6.
La ceremonial matrimonial ten
ira lugar en- ell hogan de los es-
pesos Joaquin Y Celia Alvarez,
Ito de la joven desposada, en- ell
1904 de la Gale Green.
FL joven ROseno eS hiio de los
esposos Enrique Y Teresa Rose
10, vecinos oil 1922 de la calle
Cherry.
Por anticipate les deseamos
eterna felicidad.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12
La VeIGdG de AnOche

AS NNN
Con ell teatro .leno Sc inici6 en-
la noche de aver los cuatro dias
de fiesta que ha senalado la So
ciedad Centre Espanol, con mo-
two de su cincuentenario.
FL acto de anoche cOnsisti6 en-
una velada en- ell teatro Casino,
Ell Sr. Ramon Fernandez Rey
hizo entrega de un diploma es-
pecial al dnico socio fundador
que aun vive, Sr. Bautista M.
Balbontfn, como tambi@n hizo
entrega de diplomas a otros 26
asociados, cuyos nombres dimos
a conocer en- nuestras notas de
Ell Sr. Rafael Martinez Ylbor
hizo una detallada historic de la
sociedad, en- sus clncuenta AMOS
de fundada.
Su labor fue premiada con
fren6ticas salvas de aplausos.
Terminada la peroraci6n del
Sr. Rafael Martinez Yibor Sc
present6 la bonita comedia "Sue
no Dorado" la que fu5 interpre-
tada por las Sras. Pillar y Car
men Ramirez, Mary Mendez y
dos senores Ramon j. Alvarez,
Mauricio Gutierrez y Severino
Quintanilla.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12

lie sigui6 un colossal acto de va
riedades.
En- primer ndmero lie CORES
pondi6 a nuestra querida artista
Josefina Rodriguez, quien nos
cant6 una preciosa romanza, y
como bis "Qui6reme Mucho." lie
sigui6 la notable artista espano-
la ConSuelo Moreno, que cant6 y
bail6 "Coplas y Toros."
Digna Zapata recit6 la poesia
espanola LAS Panderetas,' y
corresondiendo a los estruendo-
SOS aplausos que Sc lie tributa-
ron, recit6 la bonita compost
La gaceta., 1941-12-12
DIV0RCIOS

Decretos: Forrest Gregory
Smith contra Thelma Mae
smith; Amy Howell Bisyhel con
.ra Helmuth Bichel, Jr.; James
walton Durham contra Myrtice
Ann Burkam.
Nuevas demandas: Dorothy
Marano contra Ernesto Marano I;
Lillian Crews contra Fred l.,
Crews.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12

81, seHOr, cOmpre la
pintura B. l. p. Sofa.
nente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-12
Function Homemade

En- la noche de hoy Viernes,
So 10 ofrecera a los compromises
de la Compania Guiana que ac-
tia en- ell teatro dl CirculO Gu
bano, una gran function home
maize.
Para esta ocasi6n, ell aplaudi-
do negrito Enrique Codina ha
escrito una obra de palpitante
actualidad y la garantiza ha de
La gaceta., 1941-12-12

"Gitana y Turista" y como bis
Ia canci6n Antonio Values He
redia."
Actu6 de Maestro de Ceremo-
Mas ell joven Ramon J. Alvarez.
A Ia Srta. Mary M6ndez Sc lo
obsequi6 con un precioso cestc
de flores, cortesia del Sr. Emilio
Y ash termin6 la primera eta
pa de las BodaS de Orc del Cen
tro E%pan0l.
La gaceta., 1941-12-12
DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the airl friend. on
a business appointment play Rmart and take
the proper preeAutiou 10 See that your breath
doesn't offend UNNECESSARILY. After AL, moth.
ing IL so inexeusable and so ofcusive aaN
negleasd case Of halitoaia (bad BREATH. BE.
fore your next data or business appointment,
rinse the mouAh with Iisteride H~rfiseptlc.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
nweeter, purcf, less likely TO offend. Most
cases OF halitosia, say sope authorities, are
due 70 the fermentation Of tiuyfood particles
10 the mouth, although some cases may be
due TO systemic Disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Lsterine Antiseptic works
wonders because Il FIRST haitA the fermansR-
tion and then overcomea the odors II causes.
Don't forget to use Il. It's the FIRST aid Of
Thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTlC
To Make Your Breath SwsStsr
La gaceta., 1941-12-12

La Bodo dc hog
En- la nooha de hey viernes
contraeran m~atrimonio la gentil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
'Vanities' on Stage
At Michigan Friday
"T obacco Road
Fox Screen
Feature
BY CHARLES GENTRY

The gentlemen who prefer
blondes, brownettes and redheads.
and that should take in just about
everybody, are taking their eye
tests this week so that nothing will
impair their vision when the Earl
Carroll "Vanities" open Friday at
the Michigan.
Bert Wheeler. Hank Mann and
several other well known come
dams will be ready TO hand out the
laughs, but it is that bevy adver-
tiSed as "the most beautiful girls
in the world" who really account
for the popularity of Mr.. CAROLS
shows. This will be a slightly con-
denSed version of the show which
played Broadway last year and
later in Mr.. CAROLS own spacious
theater restaurant on the banks of
the Sunset strip, far away.
The film feature will be the lat
est of the Lane Sisters specials,
-Four Mothers" with Priscilla,
Rosemary and Lola, and their
adopted" sister. Gale Page, carry
ing on the Lemp family tradition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Nieht Clubs Add Ne1U Talent

strengthening parrot, "Lipstick. "
Master of ceremonies Charlie
Carlisle also introduces Lillian
Morton, singing coincidence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

FRANCES AND WALLY, COM
edy dance stars who were quite
successful in their last appearance
here. come back TO Club Casanova
for a second time directly from the
Oriental Theater in Chicago. Szita
and Young. ballroom team, also
Join the new revue.
Madelon Baker. lovely song styl-
list. again doubles as mistress Of
ceremonies. and the Glamour Girls
don new costumes TO execute lively
dance routines.
Lee Walters and his Collegians
supply the dance music.
THE SWEET and sophisti.
Gated song styles of Mary Lotrsy
are n feature Of the current en-
tertainment at the Wonder Bar.
Where Sammy Dibert's dance
band is codYine rhUmba steps
from Detroits duneing enthu-
siosts
Bill Lockmdn and his "uoios
Of thousand songs" fills the
requests for aeU and old tunes,
and Jimmie Nolan continues
Uth has tenor solos in addition
10 doubling Uith Dibert in nov-
city numbers.
Who made good is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Film Call Cuts
Cole Dancers
Stay Here

EVEN IF they're using the word
exotic to fit breakfast foods these
days, 1t still is the only way TO
describe the dancing of those SEN
sational Jack Cole dancers at the
Book Casino.
Few trios have the novel and
bizarre ideas for costumes and
routines as do Jack and his two
partners, Anna Austin and Florence
Leasing. Their stay here is being
cut short because Twentieth Cen
tur-y-Fox want them for a dance
sequence in the new musical,
Miami and they will have TO
leave for the coast Saturday. The
Book is releasing them from their
contract so that they can make
the picture.
Their dances. all OF native
South Sea Island or Cuban design,
have been set with unique effect to
swing arrangements of popular
rhumba music. Combining weird
dress and makeup, the complete
picture of the Cole dancers is in
deed startling.
Three years ago. Jack. who had
at one time danced with the Ted
Shawn troupe. approached the
manager of Radio City's Rainbow
Room, sold him on the idea of let
ting him try out and opened cold
on the following New Years Eve
Their success was assured from
the start and since then they have
played in smart hotels and popular
theaters, winning fresh acclaim
with each appearance. This is their
first visit TO Detroit and the COM
bination of their exciting numbers
and Eddie LeBaron's fascinating
music. is tops. Particularly thrill
ing are the "Babaloo' and Balinese
Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Enthusiasm High
In Fantasia Test
Cash Awards and
Tickets Entice
Contestants

TODAY'S TIE second day OF
The amateur critic contest Spon-
sored by The Detroit Times and
the Wilson Theater. Already en-
thusiasm is running high about
this new and fascinating way OF
winning money and tickets to sec
Walt Disney'S revolutionary new
film Fantasia now being shown
twice daily at the Wilson Theater.
Wei, here i what it's all about.
Fantasia which has caused so
much controversy among movie.
drama. art and ballet critics the
country over. even invoking COM
ments by political writers, has in
spired this contest; namely. offer
ing you and you and you an op-
portunity 10 write your opinion Of
Fantasia.
Prizes for the best entries sub
mitted are as follows: First prize,
SIS cash; second prize, $40 cash;
10 prizes Of 81 each. In addition,
the next 10 runner-up winners will
each receive a complimentary pair
of tickets TO see Fantasia"
The rules are very easy 10 fol-
low: Write on one side of the
paper only. Your entry must be
100 words or less. Address entry
20 the "Fantasia" Contest Editor,
The Detroit Times. 1870 Cass ave-
nue.. so it will be postrnarked NO
LATER than midnight, Monday,
March 10.
Among the judges will be q
movie critic. a representative OF
the Walt Disney organization and
a well-known music authority
names to be announced soon. The
decision of the judges must neces-
sarily be regarded as final. Entries
WILL NOT be returned.
Get on the bandwagon and try
for some of that cash and theater
tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

pianist Bob Zurke, who opened last
night at the Bowery. Bob, who has
had the distinction of playing with
the orchestras of Paul Whiteman
and Bob Crosby. is Whiteman's
choice for pianist in his All-Ameri-
can boogie-woogie orchestra. Shar-
ing top billing with Mr.. Zurke is
Yvette Dare, beautiful Balinese
dancer who won recognition at the
New York World Fair with her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04

fure tale. is slated to open Fri
day at the Pains-State. although
the business for Kitty Foyie"
has picked up startiinsiy since
the announcement that Miss
Ginger Rogers had collected an
Oscar" for herself with the
film which is currently playing
here.
n KITTY" doesn't hold, how-
eUer. you wiH see Fredvic March,
Betty Fields and Sir Cedric
Hardwieke in the leading roles
of the Conrad picture.
Atlanta is still falling in that
spectacular romance, Gone
With the Wind" whieh goes on
and on at the United Artists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Present Play

THE INGLESIDE CLUB al IS
Atkinson avenue will present their
first play of the year. The Whole
Towns Talking" this evening at
SIS.
The cast. directed by DR. w. r
Alvord, includes Steve Garrard,
Mabel Denler Natalie Mattern.
RoderiCk Ricser, Allison Crandall.
Frances Harris. John Robertson
Jr and Joel Melcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
GrapeUin Is Jeeter

Tobacco Road" the FIN,
osrsion of the Sensational en-
duronee-contest winner among
broadway plays, wiH hit the Fox
screen Friday. Charles Crapewin
plays the old scamp. Jeeter Les
ter. with Marjorie Rombeou,
Gene Tierney and a notable cast
supporting him in this story of
Georgia share-croppers.
"The Mannerhcim Line"
frst-hand film account of naval
and military operations during
the Russian-Finnish conflict, wM
open at the Cinema. Wednesday.
These are authentic pictures,
finally released to this country
and assembled in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Stays Put

RALPH MURPHY. director of
Las Vegas Nights" was brought
TO Hollywood from New York eight
years ago TO direct one picture. He
now has innumerable hit shows 10
his credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-04
Happy to ObHge

The Fantasia" department al
the Wilson Theater wishes TO have
1T stressed that they are very
happy to promptly fill all the mail
orders which seem TO be delugine
the box office. but please requests
that people enclose a self-addresseC
envelope. The picture begins its
third week today.
At PdIn,s-State
Victory" the film version Of
Joseph Conrad's famous adven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Rookie Starts IL

The hlow1Ip in the ninth began
when Stan Goletz. SoN rookie
pitcher from Oklahoma City. bat
led for Myril Hosg and hit safely
This. incidentally was Goletz sec
ond safety IN pinch hitting
and he carries a 1000
average for his American League
career 10 date. He was replaced
by pinch runner Bob Kennedy and
then Mike fresh contributed a
single 10 move Kennedy 10 third
Joe Kuhel, who was replaced
today by Rookie First Baseman
Murrell Jones. appeared as a pinch
hitter for Lee. but NewSom was
no longer on the Job. Trout hav-
Ing come in to see what he could
do He did next 10 nothing for
he passed Kuhel. filling the bases
and then was hit for kolloway's
single This scored Kennedy and
Mike kTeevich who had been in
jected into the game as a runner
for fresh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Tigers Hur|ers
Collapse in 9Th
White Sox Win. 4-3;
Lee Marks Up 10th

CHICAGO. Sept, % Thornton
Lees quest for his twentieth VIC
tory came ~ a successful ending
at Comiskey Park Saturday when
Don Kollowsy'S ninth inning sin
gle with the bases filled drove IN
two runs and gave the SoX 4
TO 3 triumph over the Detroit
Tigers.
That single also broke Sox los
ing streak that had endured
through FIVE games and threatened
10 drop the SoX INTO the second
division
Buck NeWSom was the pitcher
against whom the SoN victory was
gained, though Paul Trout. who
came 10 his relief IN the ninth.
was the actual victim OF Kollo-
ways hit
Ne~Som had held the SoX 10
four scattered HITS until the eighth
and was enjoying 3 10 o lead
when the Sox came 10 bat in that
inning and managed to get two
runs across
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Rookie S Homer
In Ninth |nninQ
Wins for Chicago
Warneke Blasted
From Box in Rally
That Nets 6 Runs

ST. LOUIS. Sept. % The
81. Louis Cardinals hopes Of win
ming the National League pennant
suffered a definite setback today
when they dropped 7-3 decision
10 the Chicago Cubs while the
Brooklyn Dodgers were sweeping
both ends of double-header with
the Philadelphia PhillieS.
The Cubs scored six runs In
their half of the ninth inning 10
win the game. Cavarretta opened
the inning with a single and went
10 third on DalleSsandro's double
Nicholson walked filling the bases
CaVarretta scored when Dahlgren
forced Nicholson Al secon d.
Stringer then doubled TO score
DallesSandro and Dahlgren went
10 third
Lon Warneke. who had pitched
steady ball up 10 the ninth inning
was then replaced on the ST Louis
mound by Howard krist. McCul-
Tough was purpoSely passed filling
the bases Bob Scheffing then
pinch nit for Hudson and hit a
home run into the right field
bleschers. scoring behind Dahl
gren, Stringer and Mccullough.
Rookie Johnny Schmitz and
Wsrneke. for the first seven in
ningS, hooked up in Semblance Of
pitchers duel. with the veteran
Warneke having the edge. Bill
NicholSonS twenty-SiXth homer Of
the year. which came in the fifth
inning. was the only damage the
Cubs had done 70 Wsrneke up IN
til the ninth inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
; Share Lead
In Hurst Golf

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20
Leadership in the Henry Hurst
Invitation golf tournament was
split in q threc-way deadlock to-
night with Slammin' Sammy
Snead of Hot Springs, Va Billy
Burke Cleveland and Tony Penna
Dayton O., all square at the half
way point.
This trio Of ShotmakerS chalked
up 1855 at tho end Of the first
IS holes.
Snead the pacemaker in the
first is holes. fell below form to-
day. lie came home in -. max
me the first nine in 81 and the
last stretch in IS, for a foU-oyer-
par total HIS tally. combined
with the sizzling suhpar 81 of yes
terday. however. put him IN com
mand with Penn7. who clicked off
a 35-35 20. and Burke who cardod
"A 36-35 Il.
Ierl Johnson. NorrlStoWn. Pa.
remained IN the runnerup spot
with A 1897 -. a stroke behind
the three leaders johnson was
second behind Snead yesterday
Also ~ l39 were Horton Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Pitches Three-Hittev

The double triumph left Brook
lyn with only seven more games
10 play, FIVE Of these. including 2
double header TOM rrow, are
against Philadelphia and the
others against Boston The Card
mails have eight more contests lefi
and must play the Cubs some
more as we'll as the troublesome
Pirates.
Whitiow Wyatt chalked up =
three-hlt victory IN the first game
and Kirby Higbe held the Phillies
IN four hits IN the finale. Each
hurler was scoring his twenty first
triumph ~ the season
WYATT famed a dozen hatSmen.
bur mr. was removed IN the last
inning when. with one out. ne
walked May and seemingly lost
control. Hugh Casey took over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

This day possibly will go down
in baseball history AS the most
vital IN the l9i1 season because
II probably is the day that de-
cided one Of the most spectacular
pennant races on record in the
National League
BrooklynS Dodgers came into
possession Of two-game lead
over the ST. Louis Cardinals.
The Dodgers widened their
margin by trimming Philadelphia,
3 10 2 and s to ! while the Car
dinals dropped a Z 10 3 decision
10 Chicago.
In view Of the resulting status
Of the teams that have staged the