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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

CHICAGO. Aug. 2o-All IS
serene Al 4O55 South Michigan
boulevard
Their marital battle over The
Joe Louises planned to embark on
a second honeymoon today.
'NNe'll spend the weekend to-
gether in New York" said the
heavyweight champion. a WlSp
Of a smile on ms ususi dcadpan
face. land then have Ia 60 into
training for my fight with Lou
Nova. september 10.
Narva. who initiated tho divorce
action. heamed a her famous huS-
band and az the cameras. anc said.
I've always wanted 10 60
back with Joe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

a. m. yesterday at Grand River
and Csss avenues by police who
said he was zig-zagging across the
street in his car. He posted $3.50
personal bond and was 10 appear
in court today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
What S on the Air
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
TALKED THINGS OVER

Whereupon r. c. Cyrus. Marva' s
attorney addressed the master anc
less formally added
Joe and Marva talked things
over last night, and I understand
they reached this agreement:
that the alimony petition he
continued for a month, at which
time either Joe will make a set
Element with her, or they will 60
back TO live together"
But Temple didn't understand il
that waV. he said. He thought II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
WEDNESDAY, EVENING

900 q. n.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
DIFFICULTIES END

Their marital difficulties ended
TO-DAY with q hug and kiss duly
recorded nv newspaper photog
rapherS. after p conference IN the
chambers Of Master in Chsncery
Dwight :. Bohh.
The reconciliation halted hear
ines on Marvas divorce bill and
alimonN demands. and Jos answer
which charged his wife with eN-
travseance which had impoverished
HIM.
When the couple appeared he
fore Master Bobb today 10 con-
tlnue the hearing on the bill VIII
liam II. Temple. Joe's attorney
announced he had something to
say
"Mr. Barrow Louis real
name has instructed me 10 in
form the court that he Ia willing
20 he reconciled with Mrs. Bar
row"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
Hamilton Due
10 Testify on
Housing Graft

John F. Hamilton. the one-time
two-fisted councilman, today will
tell from a Recorders Court wit
ness chair how he sold his vote
and his position as a councilman
for $4,000.
Already convicted and sentenced
TO three TO 10 years as a bribe-
taker. Hamilton will appear as q
witness AT the examination Of four
other men and two companies
charged with bribing public Off.
'cials.
They are suspended deputy coro-
ner Lyle c. Ling; Attorneys Oscar
Adel and S. Brooks Barron; Sam
uel A. Berman and the Raisler
Corporation and the Huron Port
land Cement Company. All are
accused in connection with the
letting of contracts for the Her
man Gardens housing project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20
OTHERS TO TESTIFY

Two other councilmen accused
OF bribe-taking, Harry l. Dinge'
man, convicted with Hamilton, ano
Robert G.. Ewald, who is awaiting
trial, are scheduled 10 testify al
the present examination.
1t is expected that shortly after
his testimony is concluded, Hamil-
ton will he transported 10 Jackson
prison where he will serve his
sentence. Remorse-stricken, he has
already signified his eagerness tc
60 TO Jail and pay the penalty for
his dishonesty.
Yesterday Albert J. O'Connor
former fuel and supply company
who acted as graft
Intermediary. told his by-now-
familiar story Of how he paid off
'councirmen TO vote for concrete
construction of the housing project
rather than for steel.
TELLS OF $4,000 FUND
O'Connor testified before Re-
corder'S Judge Arthur r. Gordon
that Seymour Smith and William
F. Lipman, Chicago concrete con.
tractors now under indictment and
fighting extradition. last year set
up $4,000 fund. which he was Ia
administer to see that the council
vote was in their favor.
He testified that he arranged
for payments of $4,000 10 Hamil-
ton. $1,000 TO Dingeman and S., 600
TO Ewald.
The present defendants are ac-
cuSed of conspiring 10 aid in the
bribing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-20

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stations ana not The De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Bears Power
Sinks RAMS;
Packers Win

The New York Giants, who
clicked off FIVE touchdowns at
Pittsburgh yesterday 20 swamp
the Steelers 37-10, today were en-
trenched in first place in the east
eTu division of the NIL with three
wins and no losses 10 their credit.
The Brooklyn Dodgers were
relegated 10 second berth yester-
day when the Redskins at WASH
ington turned them back 3 10 0.
a third-period boot from the 3d.
ward line by rookie Joe Aguirre
did the trick.
Meanwhile. I'M the western
division the Chicago Bears kept
a firm grin on first place when
they walloped the Cleveland Rams
rs 10 q. The Bears cut loose
in the second period, anassing a
total Of % points.
At Milwaukee. the Green Bay
Packers squeezed out Ia TO 10
win over the Chicago Cardinals.
Cecil -Ishell,s touchdown pass to
Lou Brock in the last minutes
of play enabled the Packers to
emerge victorious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
On Way TO First Series Victory

Fitzsimmons like Casey his way 10 his first World
seemed Mhen he
been the victim Of that has bounded him through his series
experience Three he pitched series and each time
something happened The first time frankie Crose topped
the Giants and that with Freddie pitching In the three
games he only got
Ftzsmmons and Casey both victims of freak play in
the hectic The ball that struck Freddie bounced
the 100 feet and into Pee Wee Reeses hands for
out. Incidentally all four off Casey in the ninth inning
yesterday unearned
The of the are-up between Heinrich and Cami in
Saturdays appears be cleared up At least statements
by the principals were forthcoming.
Heinrich the ball out of my hand when he
caught off first the fourth inning. Cam charged.
Then tried to push he ba in his ksser I'm not look
Ing for trouble, hut If they want that. they'll get it,
To which Heinrich replied ~ didn't know he
out by three feet why should start something
What's he trying to do-start feud?"
But everybody quiet yesterday-excepng Larry Mac
il, whom they now calling the Mad Genius MacPhas
Us still stomng about Saturdays game according reports
said MacPha blasted Leo Durocher Leo the
spot il Brooklyn doesn't beat the Yanks.
Casey didn't throw hard ball bull PEN" Mac
Pha said pointing that the Dodgers had another pitcher
French warming up Saturday.
But Durochers friends popted that Casey had warmed
up Just inning two before.
"MacPhail probably in the clubhouse at that time"
said Of Durochers defenders
p SMacPhail got even-he fired of the ball park
bar tenders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Mud Greets
Soccer Opening

Five Of the six soccer games
scheduled for the opening of the
soccer season were played on the
muddy fields. -Four ended in sur
prises and the other two were pro-
tested.
The biggest surprise was pro-
vided by the Detroit Rangers. a
new club in The Michigan Amateur
League. managed by Tom Brown,
professional goal keeper. The
Rangers upset the dope by tieing
the Hungarians city champions.
IL. at Solvay Park.
Neither team scored until the
second half when Davy Karoda
counted for the tIungarianS. Jim
Brown. son Of the Rangers man
ager. saved the day for his father
by tallying-in the closing minutes
to knot the score
The A. r G. team. made up Of
old-tlme players, also pulled the
unexpected when it held German
b 10 a IL draw at Jayne Field.
Bavarians showed unusual power
IN downing the kolpIng Club, so.
Protests were lodged by Thistle
b and NenetianS with Charles
Leech. league secretary. The
Thistles claim ST. Clair, which
won 3D., used ineligible players.
Nenetians asked the winners
points De awarded them after His
paRo refused TO play their sched-
uled game at Atkinson Field. The
ground was muddy and EiiSpano
refused 10 play without. marking
on the field. Later Hispano played
an exhibition with IoSco and were
beaten. IL.
In a second exhibition az North
western Field the National
Leagues strongest club. Chrysler,
had a tough time downing the
New DetroitcrS. 2-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06


With four hits. two of them
Keller was the batting
star Of the day Rolfe DiMaggio
and Gordon each poied Two hits
Pete Reiser. who would have been
the big hero OF the DAY had not
Owens error clouded the Brook
Ign feats, bagged a home run and
a single.
His homer off Donald in the
fifth heat was the second circuit
smash of the series. Gordon ex-
Pleded ore tn the first game in
Yankee Stadium. Incidentally. the
ReiSer drive sent Donald 10 the
showers.
Dixie Walker and Camilli- ear
nered a pair of safeties each 10
share stick honors with young
Reiser. batting champion Of the
National League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
State Students 10 See
Funeral of-kFewitkF

EAST LANSING. oct 6.-More
than 10 carloads OF students and
faculty members. plus a college
owned bus carrying 30 Of his for
Nor teammates, Will leave here
early Tuesday morning 10 attend
funeral services for CaSimer
Casey Klewicki Michigan State
athlete, who was killed in a crash
last Friday night
Last rites viii be held AZ the
KlewicN residence al 2217 Trow-
bridge. Hamtramck. al $50 a. m
and burial viii be in Mt Olivei
Cemetery Norman Duncan. Joseph
Shrocki and Tom Johnson viii
49, =. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Dogs Strut Stuff
Second of Royal Oak Association Attracts Aces, of
Hunting CANNES; Stamp Plea to Sportsmen
BY Don GILES

The Michigan's Sportsmen's AS
ISOLATION OF Royal Oak started
something that is proving eX-
tffftty fStfttftt TftfttfffS tffIB
dog owners when they insugurated
q ro*iee shooting dog stake. The
rules state men. women. and chill
dren are eligible 10 enter their
hunting dogs. provided the dogs
have never been in a regular field
trial before
Bncausn the l.-.l ....l Al.ala. q
weeks ago. attracted more dogs
than could be handled. the officers
Of the association. including Frank
q Dorsey PRESIDENT f " Aver
81. secretary, Dewey Elwood and
Rnh -AIcCIlEdNr agreed To hold an
other meet
THIS Was run OF yesterday at
the l.. a. Young Gun Club and,
despite Indictment weather. a good
many dogs were entered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

irSt hingle OF the day Role
scored DlckeN- then grounded In
Coscarart
Two more Yankee ITALICS crossed
the plate IN The fourth Keller
led off with his first two-bagger Of
the not afternoon and after
Dickey walked moved over 10
third on Gordon's single, filing the
bases RizZuto grounded 10 Riggs,
who nipped Keller at home But,
after Donald struck cut. Sturm
singled 20 center, scoring b o { n
Dickey and Gordon.
At this juncture French took
over French wild pitched 10
Relfa and when Gwen retrieved
the ball quickly, Rizzuto, run off
base by Sturm was trapped be-
tween second and third for a third
out
'fhG Dodgers struck back Win
two markers IN the fifth, runs
that put the Flatbush boys in front
which for a time looked like the
winning scores Walker doubled
ia left and RelSer followed with
his homer. Marvin Breuer re-
placed Donald and stopped the
rally.
After that all was peaceful I'M
I'll the wild ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

"Cuddy. a pointer owned by G.
NJ. Garritt, proved TO be the out
standing dog. Ross Ferris Pat"
another hard working pointer,
owned by George D Adams of
Ann Arbor. was awarded second
place honors.
Dog owners like the idea"
ElWOod who judged the stake
declared. 1T gives the average
-hlsia4e t. ..itt--trufuS fT1s own dog
an opportunity to become ae-
quainted with fields"
Other owners whose dogs fin
iShed well up were Or. c. H.
Dinger. ROYAL Oak with Fritz A"
f. Taylnrs Molly Freckles. J. b.
CUNT $ Columbia Trace Percy
WhitlOck S Webster In, Louis
Sands Lady Ray Ballow' S
Mack and c: B. Kennedy
Rusty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
LAST TOUGH ONE

Sure, the Dodgers lost a tough
one. probably the toughest ever
lost in the long history of World $
Series play But if my friends
VIII Harridge. Ed Barrow, or Joe
Mccarthy. of the Yankees and the
American League. think that is
going 10 feaZe the Dodgers, they
don't know the kind Of folks
they're playing,
For the fellow who let the third
strike of the last out. 20 all ln-
tents and purposes, Of the ball
game get away from him was
Arnold Malcolm Owen, a green
county farm boy from the foot
hills Of the Ozarks. And Of NAL
colin NJ eifey to fodt Owen, Roy
Stockton once wrote that the was
-"boTn 70 The gas house, " and the
Cuban caballero, Don Miguel Con-
zales, said: Throw like anything.
catch EN- fy ball. and she hit
pretty good enough; one-two year,
maybe, she be great catcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

Babeoek Bros. Sales. Inc.
l0268 w. Jefferson Avenue
River Rouge
Motor Sales
1865 Gratiot Ave.
Cass Motor Sales
$500 Cass Avenue
Colville Moore Co.
10000 Grand River Ave.
E. n. Cook Motor Sales
6666 Van Dyke Avenue
7 ON Donovan Motors, Inc.
6340 Michigan Avenue
Thomas J. Doyle, Inc.
2270 East Jefferson, at Chene
Motor Sales
5000 w. DAWSON Avenue
Genthe Brothers
1880 Biddle Ave, Wysndotte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
5attheI Paige Bests
Bob Teller in Game

ST. LOUIS. oct. 6.-GNS)--
Another chapter was added today
TO the colorful career of Satchel
Paige, great Negro hurler, who
showed 10 10. IA IA fans Tn an exhibit
ton game yesterday that he
needn't give away anything even
to such an outstanding major
league pitcher as Bob Teller.
Paige pitched the first four in
nings of the exhibition for the
Kansas City Monarchs against
major league team of all-stars.
while Teller worked the first five
frames for the All-Stars. The
Stars won. 4 10 l, but got no runs
off @0f Sateff, who allowed four
hits and struck out five batters.
Fellers. in five innings, was
touched far one run hut he per-
mitted only two hits and struck
out Three Hen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
sTURM Is TRAPPED

Walker also contributed the
fielding feature of the day when
the former Tiger raced far TO the
wall in right-center and. peering
over his shoulder and going away,
shared a mighty drive by Hen
rich. Gordon, CamilH and Reese
also provided noble stunts aheld.
Cami1li was especially efficient at
first base.
With a run in the first frame,
the Yankees lost no time in whip
ping into action. With one down,
Rolfe singled 10 left After Hen
rich few out TO Joe Medwick in
left field, DiMaggio walked. And,
when Keller pOled single, his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Batted for sreuer in eighth

Runs natted in-Sturm 2. Keller 3,
Reiser q Wasdell 2. Gordon 2 Two base
-FpffEr NaS1gtt, walker.
Gordon Home run eiser. Left on bases
- ES-----4- = asA=-s-s--
bails-Oh Highe 2. OF Alien l. off Donald
3 of BreBar of Massey Struck out
BY HtKps I. by Donald z. by Breusr 2,
by Murphy !, by Casey l. Hits-Oh Higoe
3 In "a innings. OF French in a
inning. of Allen / IN = inning. of Don
aid s In innings none out in hfth). off
Breuer in inings Hit hy pitcher
Heinrich (hy Allen. DOUBLE plays Gordon
10 RizsHie- 20 sturm Winning pitcher
murphy. losing ptcher-Casey, UmpIres-
Goetz- mail League plate MceeSrsf
CAL AZ frsD. pineno fNL. at second.
Grieve GAL, al third. Time-254
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

HACK ENSAC,K " ! Oct. 8
CINSl Pat ComiSkey. 2l-year-old
heavyweight contender was con-
fined 10 HaCkensack Hospital to-
day with broken collarbone
sustained WHOM he was thrown
from his motorcycle after striking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
SPORT S
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
. island

fourth ht of the dayBy Dckey wakedJoe Gordon doubled
Joes second hit OF the afternoon Little Phil Rzzuto drew
pass Murphy grounded mercfuy and ended the inning
The Dodgers had at bat but everybody in the
than $4,000 that the and
Yankees had The Dodgers down order AT fight
was ont OF that gallant band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
HAS THE SPIRIT

"She" is and she" has been in
this World Series. Who cares
whether the gas house is located
in the smoke and CRIME Of the old
city fr1-ttfe angle ere-the big
muddy and Old Man River meet
est. Louis. or along the Gowanus e?
I tr1e spirit IF the gas house
that counIS.-and- AIickeX- Owen
will have it, always, catching EN-
or missing EN-.
And so. I think, will the Dod-
gers. For they are coming out
this afternoon. in What may be
The last game OF This seething
Worlds Series. with their chins
stuck .oiIt- LIke-eaa-ar
they are bound 10 make you re-
speCt EN- for that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Murphy Leads
Grid Experts

Clayton Hepler topped The De-
troit Times football experts in
Saturdays selections with Only
four wrong in q games, moving
into second place in the standings
Helpers losers were wisconsin,
Virginia, California and NASH
ington.
CtorJfy,~~ - Jofo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Owen S Slip
Wont S Fedze
Game Dodgers
By BILL CoRUM


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NEW YORK. oct. Ga long
time age-let's say 10 years--a
little pitcher who'd thrown "A
third strike that got away from
his catcher In The Worlds Series,
said TO me when ii was over.
We'll, Bill, you do or YOU don't
l never have forgotten that
Is pur-o f-the-moment observation
by wild Bill Hallahans because
i'm it is wrapped up the wisdom,
and the philosophy OF game
guy in the great game of baseball.
Verify, you do or you don't.
And yesterday AZ Ebbets Field
the Brooklyn Dodgers didn't at
the exact moment when II looked
10 all the world as though they
had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
.NENPERT HERHfN6

But CaSey'S inexpert hurting
after that one lapse certainly was
a contributing factor TO the
Dodger defeat. To show YOU Just
how pad he WaS,-the tang went
this way. after Heinrich had gone
TO first, DiMaggio singled. Keller
doubled, Dickey walked. Gordon
doubled two more runs over and
Rizzuto walked before the side
finally was retired.
Aside from all else. ! think that
yesterdays game goes 10 prove
better than anything that has hap
pened heretofore in this series
how great a team the Yankees are
If YOU give them one break
No matter how far behind these
YanlS- HaaaAL ae--4 iiii-ttt t1rzy-- HHHH-te
get rolling is a lapse by the oppo-
Sition-a fielding mistake, a fat
pitch, anything that will give them
a chance, 10 get on base and put
the lumber to the ball
They're not even down and out
when fe.ttrrrc- r. UvrT-dS rhey
proved yesterday by Winning after
Heinrich had famed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

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