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Evening star., 1942-09-17
Hag-Winning Newark
Again Fails 10 Gain
pIayof Final ~: =.
- tAs AssoeisAsd Press.

- :the A1ooeaesed Press.
For the first time In the 10-year
history Of the international Leagues
oovssnors' Cup playohs the Jersey
CITY Giants have reached the final
round.
The Giants accomplished this
trick yesterday BY defeating the
pennant-winning Newark Bears, 81,
to win the preliminary series, four
games to two.
The Montreal Royals, second to
Newark during the regular season.
STAYED OF . similar elimination
when they whipped the Syracuse
Chiefs, "A, last night for their
first victory in four games.
Since the playoffs were estab-
iished in 1888 Newark has finished
ON top during the regular season SIX
times but only twice has escaped
the letdown that often follows.
Jersey City encountered the same
difhculty in 1899, It's only pennant
year, being eliminated In the first
round.
Thus it was more or less accord
Ing to form" that the Little Giants
who finished this years main cam
paien In q third-place tie and then
lost a one game playoff to Syracuse
should come through against the
champions. But the Jerseys did il
the hard way. After dropping the
first two games in Newark they wor
three straight In their home park
then returned to Newark to win the
deciding contest.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

War bonds and stamps Of auto
graphed baseballs contributed by
the Yankees, Giants and Dodgers
and . letter Of greeting from Mel
OFT.
Some sort Of . record should be
credited to Ralph Jordan, Au-
burn basket ball and assistant
football coach, who, sailed for
overseas duty ~ days after being
called into service and landed In
Northern Ireland In the same
OUTFIT with eight other Auburn
grads.
Dan Hill and Jim Lalanne, top
flight gridders-at Duke and North
Carolina, are coaching squadron
teams at the North Carolina Pre-
Flight School. Both passed up
chances for the Cloudbusters'
varsity.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Spectators Fight njects Same Spirit Into Dodgers
Phs Big ieor Flag Gdder

the summer, ]. r. Townsend,
head Of the Ohio State Athletic
Conference, ruled that Stojack
could regain his eligibility by
paying back any money he re-
ceived for ball playing. He de-
cided that Johnny had COM
promised himself tanocently and
that the steel company on whose
team he played didn't. know 1t
vas getting q grid star into
trouble. 81.
one-minute sports page
Although the Seattle City Hockey
League has lost 4 dozen men to
the. armed forces, plans call for
a three-club league this winter
unless the big pro leagues send
out too many, calls for veterans
like Roger Jenkins. Frank Daley.
and Dave Downie. Instead OF its
usual testimonial dinner during
the Keeneland race meeting, the
Thoroughbred Club of America is
planning an old-fashioned barbe-
cue and . War bond auction.
New York boxing scribes are
staging q big farewell party to-
night TOR Al Buck, the Post fistie
expert who, soes Into. the Army
4oEd1y. -
Evening star., 1942-09-17

However, the Dodgers still are hat
ter than = ,100-to-1 shot. Certainly.
the manner In which they cane
back after their two days in, drydock
Tor repairs did them no harm.
II y true they didn't look 1t any
pitching that might be called clasSyS.
out they were swinging a. though
= Cardinxlf face was painted al
every ball. Dolph Camilli connected
TOR two homers and two singles and
Knocked 1--WE runs Ia; Tor the brass
1ng 1ob and every one In the line
up collected ct least one hit durinr
the afternoon to back up whit
WAITS steady elbowing.
Meanwhile. the Cards conbed lin
loom Tor only nine hits, but they
put hve Of them together for vim
ming fo'r-run rally in the sixth.
Breuer Has Big Day.
Ernie White didn't need much tn
work on, and for guy who's been
wailing lately about I sore arm, the
southpaw looked about as injured q
Whirlaway.
The pitching job Of the day, how
ever, was turned In by Mary Breuer
IN tvtrling the New York Yankees
to = 81 win over the Detroit Tigers
For seven innings he had . no-hit-
ter and he wound up by giving UP
only two for the afternoon.
Dom Paul .Derringer also tossed 4
better-than-bad Job with four.
hitter that gave the Cincinnati Red
= 81 decision over the Giants.
just In case. you're interested, thu
Chicago Cubs climbed over thu
Pirates. into the National Leagues
NTH place by splitting i twin bin
with the rhillies, losing, the first. 81
to Johnny Podgajry and taking the
nightcap, Al, behind Hiram Bithorn
| Johnny Niggling whitewashed the
Boston Red Sox with seven hits fol
= so st. Louis Browns victory and
the Philadelphia Athletics trounced
the Chicago White Sox, ~.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Lote Football Starting Times
Add to Sports Editor; Woes
% the AssoeiatedePress

~ the Associatsderrsss. 60
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. IT,
Pity the. poor sports editors In Z
football season like this.
Most sports departments, Like ey-
erything else, have had their ranks
depleted, BY hands hurrytng OH to
war. And Just - II that won't
make 1t tough enough, schools
throughout the. country, possibly
with an eye. on defense workers
money. are turning to later starting
times for their games. There will
be less time and less men to get
the ioh dime. g.. 7
Evening star., 1942-09-17

:. Three Big Six Conference teams
start kicking the gong and the foot
bah around Saturday and each
misses the customary or $50 pm.
starting time.
Missouri and the Fort Riley Gen.
taurs meet in st. Joseph, kicking
on at $50 pm. Kansas and the
Iowa Naval Pre-hight Training
School team will delay hostilities
In Lawrence until 4 pm. Kansas
State and Kansas Wesleyan are
worse yet. Their game in Salina
Is scheduled for Saturday night.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Bears Too Good
For His Squad,
Says Neyland
Loys Eostern Army's
Win From Dodgers
To Monpower
ny DONALD SANDERS,
Associated rrses epoets writer.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l7.-Col
Robert Reese Neyiand's Eastern
Army Al-stars headed today
toward the toughest Of their three
ganss IN . ntne-day endurance
campaign for the Army Emergency
Relief Fund with . second pro
teams scalp ct their belts.
The All-stars staged . fierce
fourth-quarter comeback last night
to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers Of
the National Professional Football
League. 1877, before approximately
5000 persons in Baltimore's Num-
cipal Stadium.
Then they left for Boston. where
On Sunday they take on the Ma
tional LsAgus champions the Chi
easo Bears.
Col. NeylAnd wasn't optimistic
abcut That encounter.
7 don't think We have . chance
against tbs Bears" he said after
Ast nights victory. I'VE have too
Mttas tims and they have too much
power"
Starr Manpowee Tells.
The All-Stars' defeat Of the
Dodgers was not the clear-cut VIC
tory which they gained over the
New York Giants. Col. Neyland
said his squad felt the effects d
the previous game. adding that
''the fact that we have more men
enabled us to keep fresh men In
the game and this more than any
thing else accounted FOR our VIC
tory"
II there were an outstanding play.
er among the star studded aggre-
cations, 1t was Dean McAdams
Brooklyn back out Of Washington
State. For the first half his boom.
ing punts. deadly passes and slash.
Ing runs kept the Dodgers ahead.
He. started the lone Brooklyn
scoring march In the second period
passing to- Don Elason, PER-,
Schwartz and Eddie Rucinski. Put
Manders finally went over from thu
1-yard line.
The All-Stars' wealth Of man.
power began to show after hal
time, but they were .dsnied . touch
down until the finaI' period-
Hingel Sets Up Score.
Capt. John Pingel, formerly o
Michigan State, set up th4 aeer'
with repeated accurate paes
Corpl. Cafego, former TENNESSEE
back. caught the Dodgers with,
quick kick which rolled to the i3.
yard line and Manders ftmhled OF
the 10 as the third quarter ended
Corpl. Norm Standlee, Stamford
and Cafego carried the ball to th.
2, from where StAndlee scored.
Later 1t; Harvey johnson, Missis.
Eppi State, and 1t. Sam Barthol.
omew. Tennessee, tore the Dodge1
line to pieces for four first down,
in . row and 1t. Leonard Cof1man
also Of Tennessee, scored from thu
2 to clinch the victory.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Stars Yesterday
b the Associated Press

Johnny Nigselins. Brovns-Aart.A
White sox. 40. with seven hits.
Marv Breuer. Ysnkees-Han6euNsA -
Tigers with tive hits for 81 win.
homers, two singies, drovV IN 6ys ,urS
IN lO-3 victory over Pirates.
rrank Mccormick, Eeds-Ais- ~.
eisn eenisn,,innms homer With enc O bset
Stan Musial ana walker coo~sv.
Casdinals-1ach drove In tive runs -
e-1 ncny s1ctCry eyer 1ssv;s:
Red eox, so. with ssvsn $40 8 :
Jun Ha4by. .lndisns--Nfn9{iSA aana.
!ors With aye hit9 tor 81 mn.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

erty posted stylisaly stout Turk Ed
wards ard khaNk-eyed Dutch Berg
man In the press box, where they
busted themselves with mysterious
diagrams in . scouting book, and
surrounded himself with 6Ammy
Baugh, Dick Todd and Dick .Poiilon
on the 5o-yard line. II they missed
anything 1t could only have sheen
Mike detto's between- halves pep
talk to the Dodgers ana q Michael
isn't asnoted orator this can be over
looked. ~ !
Baugh and, Todd have shared the
direction Of, the Redskins In action
and Flaherty Is grooming Poillon for
. turn in that role, hence It was im-
portant that they. get . closeup Of
the Brooke defensive pattern as
well as offensive gestures. All Of
them must have been impressed by
the Dodgers' excellent conduct tm-
der IRE, and while we haven't had .
chance to;compAfe notessweIf WAGER
pair Of socks the :Hrooks' lines It.
racted most Of the attention.
For two periods it2waS. superb; re-
pulsing sArmy's fine backs with sur
prtsing .ease.. Only the oyen-Iike
heat Of the evening and i,exhaus-
tive supply Of reserves best that line
In the end. '.I Z
Dodgefs' Backs impressive. I:
Naherty probably couldn't re-
strain 4 low moan at what he saw
IN the Dodger backfield. Dean Nc
Adams did everything but measure
oh hrst downs in the opening half.
His passing was something to see,
his kicking, with q solitary excep-
tion, excellent. and he ran the BAH
and backed up the line With marked
ability. Pug Manders was his usual.
obstreperous self, Bob Robertson
showed the Army . hashy pair Of
heels and Merlyn Condit did Moth
ing to hurt his cause. ~. > i.
So F1aherty has . fresh batch 81
worries to null over today Is he
continues preparations for Sundays
league opening game with Pittsburgh
at Grifith Stadium because Brook
lyn is all that has been said and
written about 1t.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
County Boys 'Will Hold
Track Meet Saturday

Prince Georges County Police
Boys Club win hold = track meet
Saturday ut Mount Rainier Recrea-
tion Center at 1880 O'Clock. The
event originally was slated for Labor
Day but was postponed due to rain.
Nine events In each Of three age
groups will be staged.
Evening star., 1942-09-17


feet In the first half only to wilt
under . tEo-touchdown drive in the
last period, there's something wrong
with the guy. ne got IN eyeftll.
The Redsaiif mentors interest in
the Army wss merely casual. His
crew doesn't have to. worry about
Col. Bob Neyland's ruoleskin regi-
ment, siAaven be praised, and Ray
himself expects~9to don the Navy
blue when Uncle sam beckons him,
b,1& he has d, deep and abiding inter
est In BTooklyn. The experts think
1t. Is the only club that can keep the
Skins. out Of the National Pro
League playoif and F1aherty. while
not Understanding the other
teams, shAress that opinion and al
ready is looking forward to his INF
tial skirmish with the Dodgers.
~ skiing Scouts See Plenty.
To guard against any oversight in
strategy that might prove embar-
raising ia mid October when the
Tribe tyekA 10 Brooklyn for the first
Of . Fhonss-And -hplne ssries. nah-
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Softies Turn on Heat
lin National Crown
Play al Detroit
~ the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Sept. 17.-Challengers
for the national softball champion
ships jumped into heavy duty to-
day In an extended schedule Of
elimination games being played 81
multaneously on two fields.
The field Of ~, with two defeats
for elimination, has to be whitfield
down for semifinals and finals on
the week end.
In opening play last night before
5000 fans ut the University Of De-
troit Stadium the Bendix Brakes OF
South Bend, Ind, defending men'l
champions, defeated Merrill IL Ush-
er OF Worcester, Mass, 5 to 1.
Women's play began with the
Sunday Morning Class of Toronto
Ontario, beating the Phoenix (Ariz }
Ramblers, lo4o champions, Z to /
in eight innings. 81.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Bruins Claim Pitcher
Promised Griifmen
By Brooklyn Club
extro 5000 to Be Paid
For Newsom; Indions
Snatch 81 Victory
Special Dispatch 70 The Star.


CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-THE hull
laballo connected with peddling
Pitcher Buck Newsom Of the Mats "a,
Brooklyn has vanished and a. far
a. Washmgton = concerned 20 has
ths pitcher Clark 0rimth was s,ip-
posed to have obtained In the same
deal. Jack Kraus Of the BROOKLYN
owned Montreal Royals won't be-
come 4. Nat. t.a
Grifnth was . bit premature with
his announcement, It seems, for the
Chicago Cubs have claimed KrAus
from the Dodgers. Grifnth was a.
sured by General Manager Larry
MacPhail Of the Dodgers that no
club would claim Kraus, but the
mouthy Mr.. MacPhail was broad
jumping to q conclusion.
Grifnth thus will obtain an extra
5000 from the Dodgers as part
payment for Newsom. who u b.
lieved to have netted the Mats
$35, 900.
Meanwhile the Mats were TO face
the Indiana here again today af61e
dropping . 5-1 decision before d
handful Of fans yesterday. il
Bagby limited the Mats to flve hif
while Cleveland made the most z
Its eight hits Oh Rookie Hill Ke9-
nedy.
The Indians clustersd three Ysaas
OF Kennedy in the third inning q
Oris Hockett walked, Ken Keltn1r
and Les Fleming doubled and Ja6
Heath singled. Singles BY Jim Ha=
gan and Heckett, plus IN error r
Shortstop Johnny Sullivan, gave the
Indians another run In the seventh
and Heath boosted the score to so
IN the eighth with . homer.
Washington produced its only r,snl
In the ninth when Stan Spence II =
gled and scored on Bruce Cam1
bells double. Spence. incidentall !.
contributed three Of the Nats' hitI.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Lost Of Unbeoten Mines
Clash in NABT Meet
By the Associated Press

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Sept. 17L
Ine only undefeated teams In tie
National Amateur Baseball To,una-
ment-Dormont, Pa, and the Hotel
New Workers OF New York-clssh
tonight. The contest was postponed
last night because Of weather. I
The Birmingham (Ala.) Goslins
deteated the Flint fMicho Samoas. .
3 to Q, last night, emerging as one OF
the four. tournament survivors.
The Detroit Auto Club won thel
other place by eliminating the Fort,
Wayne Qnd) Shamrocks, s to %.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Bob FelIer Is UNIQUE

Bob Feller of the Norfolk Naval
Training Station is the only 19-game
winner in military baseball and the
only leading pitcher who can view
next season without wondering II
the management will change his
pay. $50 -.~'
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Flag Beyond Dodgers Unless Cards Apart at Seams Cold Figures Show
Two Cord Tickets
All Fan Will Get
b the Associated Presa,

~ tub HSNpStDec0 frSNhs
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17,-Fig,r-
ing on a brisk demand for World
Series tickets II they win the
National League pennant, the
Cardinals have established a.
two-to-the customer limit for re-
served seats.
Mail applications for grand
stand seats will be accepted be-
ginning today, but none viii b.,
made for more than two blocks
Of tickets. 2
AZ usual. tickets will be sold
only In blocks Of three, covering
the three games to b played
here. All box seats already have
been sold 10 holders Of season
boxes.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Mrs. McKeever 'Succumbs

NEW YORK, Sept. II R.-Ars.
Jennie v. McKeever, widow Of Ed
ward j. McKeever, former part
owner and president oS the Brooklyn
baseball club, died here ysstsedAH
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Official Score
900 600 011--l
@03 600 1lx--6

ylemiaf. HocEett. OampSsil. Twe-bsss
Home run-Aeath. 6asri4es hit-1asby.
mt IafN to sullivan. Lar o. besss-
Warrington, 3; Cleveland, T.. Hfst haes
6 rusf sif!': ..s1 KfisasS f.ssed,t 9S:ss, S:.,. /
81 .s@s.s ssxSssa xssssass.sn sss. .1a sSo "a: q:
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Fresh Soldier Team Administers Coup de Grace

stalng time the Bookyns match the
the kickoff puted when stopped cold and then
feeby payo drive Of Army team featuring Its
10 the soldiers
yards and that the e.e.$ $
They game made hna desperate
there sounded their death rattle
Sixty minutes Of hard hot football against squad with nearly
for every minute too much. :.'tt
the Eastern Armys the again The next stop
Boston, great Oh they
doesn't to make But foot
bal' funny
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Eastern Army-Dodoers I


.sTaaE,,n Boo e 3 & ls-ls
SCORING: Hroofl5n-TouehdovnHs, ,ess7.,,
mr.ks1; Point after tousndcxs. .csndis
Saehdoxn. ssandles 'esisssssssse ssssnss9ed, dAoH.a A
.Iennessse). Point after touehdoVn.
o.9Ssi,s svsis,titutisns tsq, Army Inds.
Isg9 I.sFs., TsCIdh:m a,dnh.:.m ,ss.nsoa eSfi:as.S::
trsbr.sss,. tfrrsbbnssssss,. spsndioys lutahl. HsFnden
Forestl: White SAisSamal: eensers. csMefiii cafiis
sStAnfordl. Diehl QowO: backs. Sarthoio-
nie',, TeT tTsnnssssss; ssabrtsht lwsst VIZ
schvsxtsinssr 7Tennssssssss, WIlson Sess.e,: ss.y::
UT Wa Conman lTennessee). Fryer (West
vxlShlsI Brooklyn--Ends, E1iason {Har,
HHel. HodEes Howard: tackled, jurich
KaDitan,ty !n lIonE Island q. j. Jef9riss SNss..
ss.1 M1nsfs s;.iss State s.nteT;, Dsrsmsr sNies.
sAuSustus Adolph u, Courtney lSyrs.
S9se1 c IsdoFa saeorye Washtnstonl. Lanhss
son tsouthern California;. Toni indianal.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
PaceUnder 500
Not Apt 10 Set
Back ST. Louis
VIII = ~ kM MA
Brooks at Lost Slug
To Defect Bucs, 1913;
Browns Top Bosox
:, BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press sports writer.

Ferdinand the Fixgsr rilbert
popped out Of his hole today, rieht
smack into the National League lawn
party. and threw such . scare into
the folks in Brooklyn they IN but
leaped over the garden wall.
Ferdinand the Filbert, in case
you've forgotten him, is the little
guy with m adding machine Tor 4
head and 4 percentage table for q
heart. and when he starts counting
over you-well, pal, 1t may not be
deadly. but It's no vitamin tablet.
And the way Ferdie has 1t figured
out right now, what with the ct.
Louis Cardinals two games in front
OF the Buns and moving right alons.
the layout looks tougher for the
dahiness boys than the steaks they
used to, squawk about when they
were doing their. spring training
stun In Havana.
Dedscfs Finally Hit.. ~
Naturally, you'll point out that
the Brooklyns broke out Of. Their
hitting slump yesterday NE .
dimpled dowager trying to gst into
.. debutante's size IL.
They turned loose 4 1s-hit bom.,
hardment that tore the feeble pi1$s-.
huryh Pirates apart, los, ia q sarne
marked by . brawl IN the stands
among some fans, q couple OF l,shers
and Dixie Walker and Mickey owen.
No one was "hoited." i,
But the Cards bowled over Hos.
tons not-so-Braves, So; 1t the sami
time and still are IN there winninS.
And those festivities caused Fer.
dinand to point out that II the Car
danals should lose even four OF their
remaining nine games, the Dodeers
would have to take nine Of tie
eleven TO win. or. the Cards can
even 90 under the 500 mark-say
Win four and Nse dve-and IN that
case. the 0owanus Gallants vould
PhAve to grab eight and looe sohly
three. And II the sons Of ST. .Ioo
should fall completely apart and
drop SIX out a nine, Dsuochsr,s
darltnss sttll, would need seven of
eleven 10 come home on the -bsa,d-
wagon. -,
~. CamiM Heads Attack.
AZ both outilts went hack to vork
today Tor more target practice ct
the same bulls-sye,s here's the vay
the layout lined up:
w. L. dB.TP.
CArdinals ---- % 81 =
Dodgers ss- ~ q II
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Dodgers Power in Army Frey
Enough to Give Skins Jitters
RivuIs for Eastern Pro Grid Title Show
FIuherty, SCOUTS Plenty While LOSING
ByLEWIs d. ATCHISON.

Curiosity got the better Ray Faherty last nig so like
the stage ouper wondering what they're playing rivA
he hoooted to Baltimore Brooklyn Dodgers
and Eastern Army All Stars in action. -3ss.
It Is to be hoped that this F1aertY shock proof
but II hs pulse beat isn't couple OF sks after watching
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Minor PIoyoffs
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

lNTEAHAIIONAL AkAIOL.
jersey City. 8; Newark. 2 tJersey City
Montreal 4; syracuse. tsyraeuse
leadb, games to, u.
AAGLRICAN AssOCIATION. ~
Columbus, 4: Kansas City, 3 u3 in
Aings-Columbus wins games to 81.
Toledo. i Milwaukee, D tToledo wins I
Games to -.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Shreveport, a: Fort Worth t6hreve-
Bort wins, 4 games to 81.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
BINGHAM 8; Scranton / 10 innings
teams tied, game apiece).
NORTHERN LEAGUE,
Sioux Falls, s. Winnipeg, 4 I'll INNINGS
-tied at 3-alD.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
rQftsmouth. 2; Richmond, / I'll In
vnGINIA LEAGUE.
G0Aeh6u1s. o.; puisski, ..
- oou1AHAsT11N LEAGUE.
~ WINS ssf1eD.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
g. Louis, 8: Boston, 2.
Brooklyn, 10; Pittsburgh, 8.
Cincinnati, 5. New York, /.
Philadelphia. 81: ChicaSo, IA.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
League Statistics

THURSDAY. sEPTElGBE1 II, .1e4s.
AAGERlCAN.
Results YeGtsrday. =,
Cleveland, B; WaBhington. l..
New York, 5; Detroit, 1. ...- ID
It Louis. a: Rost0n n e
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS {. STAN.
Star star Correspon dent.

Two Down and the Greet Big Beers Waiting
WITH THE EASTERN ARMY ALI-sTARs, SOMEWHAT AT
SEA- Sept 1Co Robert Neyand commander Of the Eastern
Army football team that victorious
starts against National League competition suggesting that
ne wasn't particularly proud of his latest triumph I'VE simply
wore them down. he said You gathered that Col Neand would
have preferred bigger baen than 13o7 the Brooklyn
Dodgers who certainly made the Army win the hard
There little resemblance the that battered
and outcassed the New ok Giants before
squad that forced behind
night IN Baltimore Stadium As long they lasted the Dodgers did
better than all right but the heat Col Neylands ess
and dubious piece Of quarterbaeking best them.
In defeat the Dodgers prestige
te supporters who had thinking
Boston next Sunday humble the mighty Chicago
claim Of Of national championship They might It,
have the stun with which they woped
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Running the Clock Wos Comes Turning Point

Meanwhile the toll that being taken by the Army pretty
high Dodgers plainly showed they tired the third period
They Ike fighter who winning round but
beating that TO the kayo
stalled the II early
again. Army got down to the IL but
time stopped the march, But
passed the Dodgers weaker. sSs
after the second stand On their
the Dodgers elected the
kicking third
Stanton recovered for the
the 10
The Caeeo pound
the Army and the
tied ~
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Dedaer. Morch IS Yords on Only Is PIoys

have been that Col Neyand playing game
night hot too hot for fooba
counting heat going things
trnSd the
peak II = squeak
the second period the notice
Il division they
fsn their 2and against constant requirements
poured into the fray from the AM-StArs bench
who the slaughter the Giants winked
That's al the Anstay neededa shot in the they said still
oupayed the
uaied
eoa but It blocked
Evening star., 1942-09-17

ooUTMHAefE1N LEAGUE
~ wins seftes). -
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Edwords Fovors Champs Over NeyIond's Forces

The Army Of playing It's against
rhc Odds Meeting the Giants Dodgers and Bears within
task probably other faced and already
mission Is
Adding to the Amys handcaps the in scouting
both the Dodgers and Coach Mike Geo
good long look Neyands stun
ts Dodgers bottled standee
Coach George Haa his assistants taking
sopious notes.
The have
od Lnkman disclosed Line Coach Hunk Anderson
dder against the Redskins pretty Charley
ooks IN his place. Turk Edwards
Asdsns nodded In agreement More than
Evening star., 1942-09-17

. Games Telay. Games Tehsfrsw.
Washinston at Ciev. Phila. ut Chieago,
Fhtla. At CHICAGO. Boston At st. Louis:
Boston At 6t. Louis. New. York at Detroit
N. York at Detroit. Others not scheduled.
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AAuRICAN ASSOCIATION. ,

Aings-Coiumbus wins games to 81.
Toledo. i: Milwaukee. o CToledo wins
eamee to -.
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lsAbuYs. O.. Yuiaski. 3.

PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
pQftsmouth. 2; Richmond, I'll In
oAnas).
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NORTHERN LEAGUE,
Sioux Falls, s. Winnipeg. 4 I'll INNINGS
-tted Ut 3-alD.
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Bingha mton. 8: Scranton. / 90 inni
teams tied, / game Apiece).