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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
AZ OWEN Ewes SzABADSkC

Mert dnom-danomot, hangos unneplest csaptak
ameka magyarsag aig vette esre ezekben vaagos d6k
ben hogy uba oreg Usag otven esztendos volt cleve
andi "SZabadSag'.
Gombos zoan "szabadsag" szerkeszt6 kadoja meg alb
ban szereny volt hogy valam nagy nne szmot va
go vlag szeebe hanem eosztva donkent adott vaaive
nagyobb szmokat olvasonak tobbet nytott heteken
keresztu mntha egyszer adott vona egy nagy szamot
otven eszendo Macy lido az eeteben de nagy id6 az
ntezmenyek eteben es hogy sok wharf ato
"Szabadsag".
MagyarA1nerka elete tee volt vharra hszen vhar So
dort bennInket mar a Szu6foldinkro "Szabadsag"
egyk gerince volt mindig amerikai magyar eletnek
Hogy hivatasat mkepen toltotte be, ait eredmeny
mutatja.
Az oreg Ujsag mem oregedet meg korral hanem limos
es eros lett.
csak ket esztendee hogy nagy valalat, amey br
tokota usagot szetfoszlo De Szabadsag valsago
nemcsak kbrta er6sebb mint amikor 12k ucai usag
palotanak volt egyk resze es lakoa
oven esztend6n keresz es otven esztend6s koraban
"Szabadsag" mndg utmutaoja amerikai magyarnak.
ahogy tengeren soeteben uszo hao vagto tornyok
utan bztonsagban hadnak eppen oyan bztonsagban hd
amerikai magyarsag amg szamara az uat Szabadsag
mutatja.
Amt megszokunk annak az cricket gyakran elfelelk
meltanyon Szabadsagot megszoktuk hszen otven
minden nap megjelent a hazunknal
Es ahogy ut esZnkbe hogy levegot kellokepen
tekeuk amt beszivunk amey eeben tart bennnket ugy
mentunk majdnem kozombosen "Szabadsag' ewes
ubleuma melett ev vegevel.
Meg szerencse hogy akk amerikai magyarsagon
belt hanem kvl enek akk ehat meglatak es megkilon
bozettek fat erd6ol figyelmeztettek benntnket.
ben gonderhes napokban hogy meeg sorokban udvozoe
''Szabadsagot jubieum akalmava Mem eso eset
hogy orszag feje "szabadsago udvoz Annak idejen
William Howard Taft Egyest Alamok akkor elnoke meg
eent "Szabadsag" jubieumi bankettjen
Most volt bankett, mem volt unnepes inert mai
d6k akalmasak nnepre de orszag fee megs
szolalt.
Es megszoalt Cleveland angel nyedv sajtoja hogy i'd
vozole magyar nyelvu bajtarsat
Az elisees szeretet megbecsules hangan amiyen-
mel apok egymasrol gyakran beszelnek.
Cleveland hatamas angol lapjai egyenrangu uagnak e
kink "Szabadsagot amey rtkan k0zeletben vagy
potikaban Cleveland tarsadamanak ianyt adot elmut
felszazadban.
Talan eek varaan elisneresek megalUJak egy pia-
natr ameka magyarokat is hogy egy meeg szova egy
meleg gondolattal koszontsek Oreg Ujsagot.
Amey fatalabb izmosabb es er6sebb, mint mkor
szon0teves suhanc volt
"szabadsag" mutja olyan volt amiyen amerikai
magyarsag volt.
Az amerikai magyarsag hatra evo ovoe oyan lesz ami
1yen "Szabadsag aiyen hseggel es szeretettel tart XII
lap mellett.
CONDOS Zoltan szerkesz6 ulajdonos akat unnepet
epen azert erde meg hogy vele nnepee lapanak jubi
1eumat az amerikai magyarsag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
EBBEN A H6NAPBAN

regisztralas lesz, a kattC-
max sorozasat most mar foko-
zodo gyorsasaggal folytatjak.
Harminc napon beliil minden
rezervistat behivnak, hogy ele-
gendo szamu tiszt es altiszt le-
gyen, akik a hirtelen feilodG
hadsereget kikepzik.
Egyel6re az a vez5rkar pro
gramja, hogy negy milli6s had
seregink legyen az ev vegere,
de haboruban az esemenyek
gyorsan mozognak, es epen
ugy megtorftenhetik, hogy a
hadsereg letszamat meg az
1942-ben hat milliora fogjak
emelni.
Ezentul a felszereleSt merhe-
tetlenil gyorsabban es ma.
gyobb t0megekben fogjuk ter
melni, S ha a vezerkar hat
millios hadsereget tart szuk-
segesnek, egesz biztosan annyi
katonank lesz megfelel6 fel-
szerelessel es fegyverzettel ell
latva.
Hasonlo gyorsasaggal fejlesz-
tik a navyt is, ahova meg min
dig mem soroztak, inert az on
kent jelentkez6 regrutaknak is
alig tudnak helyet talalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
DE SULYOS
ES SZtjKSEGES

vitak varhatok a koltsegve-
tes t0bbi reszenel, inert a pol
garsag is, a kongresszus jozan
tagjai is AIT k0vetelik, hogy
civil kiadasok teren takarekos-
kodjek a kormanyunk.
A nemzet ell van ra szanva,
hogy a haza vedelmeben min
den szikseges adot ell fognak
viselni, de mikor harminc-negy-
ven szazalekos j0vedelmi ado
zasra van kilatas, mem akarjak
elnezni, hogy elkerulhet6 dol
gokra koltsenek nagy 0sszege-
ket a mostani idokben
Lesz amugy is egy ujabb
teher a k0vetkez0 honapokban,
ami alol mem lehet a sz5,-oo..-
segnek kiterni. Anlig a gyarak
ats7e"cz-, lnozasa meg mem tor
tenik, annyi lesz a munkatlan
ember, hogy az egyes allamok
ere a celra letesitett kasszai a
munkatlansagi segelyek terheit
mem birjak, AIT tehat legalabb
reszben at kell maid a szovet-
segnek vallalni.
S ha a koltsegvetes elso re-
szGvel elkeszul a kongresszus,
akkor k0vetkezik a masodik
resze, amely nehezebb lesz az
elsonel. Aranylag konnyu meg
szavazni, hogy mennyit k0ltson
a nemzet, de bevetelrol is gon-
doskodni kell a kincstarnak.
A NEMZETVEDELMI
KIADASOK
egy harmadat akarjak a ha-
boru alatt adoban beszedni, S
ket harmadat csapni a nem-
zeti ad6ssaghoz, hogy annak
terhet a k0vetkezo nemzedekre
haritSuk.
Az vi nemzetvedelmi pro-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
A FEGYVERKEZES
TEREN is

hO1llOAydll IlOILdldCIldk q
munkahoz. S ma mar mem
targyalgatnak minden egyes
gyarossal, hogy NIT hajlando a
nemzetvedelmi munkabol val
lalni.
Mikor egyetlen tollvonassal
letiltottak az vi automobilok
eladasat, vegre megertette min.
denki, hogy komoly es nagy
kiizdelem all el6ttiink.
Termeszetes, hogy EFT a rem
delkezest tobb ilyen fogja k0-
vetni, inert a nemzet minden
erejet osszpontositani kell
egyetlen eel erdekeben, hogy a
haborut megnyerjtik.
Bekes celokra < t0bbe nincs
olyan nyersanyagunk, amt
fegyverkezesre lehet hasznalni,
S mem lesz ra szerszamunk,
hogy azoknak a gyartasat foly-
tassuk.
Eddig az orszag ipari keszse-
genek csak tiz szazaleka volt
nemzetvedelemre forditva, S
megis t0megtermelesben ont
juk a fegyvereket es a tanke-
ket, S enelked6 mennyisegben
a ropul6 gepeket. Ha hat ho-
nap mulva at lesznek az osz-
sees ARA alkalmas gyarak SEER
szamozva, t0bb hadi felszere-
lest fogunk ternelni, mint a
tengely-szove etseg osszes or
szaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08

belepesi dijakkal. Morgan
town, w. Va. varosban egy
Macy pekmuhelyen csak ugy
engedtek 6ket dolgozni, hogy
hatvan dollar belepesi dij mel
lett csatlakozniok kellett a -
pekek uniojahoz.)
A SZervezetek vezetesenek a
abalyozasaval semmifele csor-
bat mem kivannak itni a mum
kasok jogain, mem kell tehat
ilyen t0rvenyeken er6sebben
izgulni. Csak a vezerek k0r-
metre akarnak rautni, amire
eleg sziikseg van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-01-08
EI ID II l

lerista 80 Pasztor" S az illete:
kes k0r0k akkor kezdtek a ma
gyarokat kevesbe baratsagosan
kezelni.)
Ha Hitler egy utkozetben
egy .negyed millio embert vesz-
tett volna, az. sem lett volna
olyan nagy ,vereseg, mint ami
lyen csapas akkor erte, mikor
Washingtonban ala-irtak a
multi heten ezt a szerz6dest.
Mem lehet a hatalmak olyal
kombinaci6ja, amely a szovet-
kezett 26 nernzetet megverje.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
In Washington They Would Be Gold Mine

of this club often wasted here in ST Louis
horrible sandot skn-diamond
loyal numbers
the final when
the Cards playing World Series.
undoubtedly would be the
sports Washington png the Redskins
Griffith would have need to install
owned the Cardinals The
could
o'clock the morning and make money.
other club sustain so many injuries
perfectly No other little about
angry!ookng "straWberres on his
bruises his wouldn't belong to the
biGs of feather.
Evening star., 1942-10-02

10 SWITCH dlleSlduCe W dllOtllcI CluD,
probably in the National League
despite recurring reports that he
may tie up with the st. Louis
Browns. His fve-year contract as
general manager of the Cardinals
runs out this season.
Hickey and Breadon have been
working together for "a successful
years-ever since Breadon, then an
automobile dealer, invested $4,000
in the down. -at-the-heels club and
promptly was elected president.
From then on, Breadon wrote the
checks and Hickey did the miracle
work. Just a farmer boy at heart,
he soon inaugurated the famed
baseball farm system. scheme OF
developing his own players in the
minor leagues and shutting them
along to the Big Time as they were
needed
The idea was poor-poohed at first
Yet other clubs looked twice and
began doing it. None ever equaleo
the Cards, however. Their policy
remained one of making ballplayers
not buying 'em.
Their sixth pennant winning
team, made up almost entirely o1
youngsters off the farms" is in the
midst of a ding-dong World Series
and given an outside chance of end
ing the New York Yankees lone
reign as unbeatable world cham
pions.
Whether the Cards win or lose the
series, Bosses Breadon and Rickey
we'll might drink one last toast tt
the five heroes of yesterdays spec.
tacular victory over the Yankees
You guessed iti They're all prod
ucts of the Cardinal rags-to-riche!
farm system.
The exhibition of Johnny 9TH
WeaseD Beazley. pitching and win
ming his first World Series game
A Enos Slaughter, whose startling
needle-eye peg from the right fielt
wall to third base saved the game
Stan Musial, who drove in the win
ming run, and Walker Cooper ant
Whitley Kurowski, who drove in tn,
three other runs, was as convincin,
tribute to the Cardinal farm setu]
as could be desired.
| Along with Johnny Hopp. Terr.
Moore and Jimmy Brown, they Ar
the hardest lighting and running
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Cubs Sill After Win
As They Shift Play
To Chisox Park
American Leoeuers Bag
Second Gume in CITY
Series With Rally
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-The Chicago
Cubs are getting the same sort Of
treatment from the White Sox in
the 1912 city series that they suf-
fered last year-they're having diff
fculty winning.
Defeated in the first two daylight
games, the Cubs left their home park
to meet their South Side rivals in
Comlskey Park tonight in the third
encounter of the four-o seven Sc
ries. Last year the Sox finished the
series in four straight.
The Cubs held a one-run lead
going into the seventh inning yes
terday, but the Sox got the equal
lzer, put over four runs in the
eighth and finished with a 9-to-5
win over the National League club.
The SoX will send Johnny Hum
phries against Claude Passeau to-
night. Passeau is the winningest
pitcher of the two teams, with 10
victories this season. Humphries'
season record is 500, with IL wins
and an equal number of defeats.
Evening star., 1942-10-02

rival squads have travelled together
Joe Di Maggie covered the whole
outfeld as he made sensational
catches and fell one short OF the
series record for putouts by gar
dener. Finally one Red Bird fan
found his chance to criticize the
Di Mag defensive efforts. A ST.
Louis player laid down an easy
infield roller, and the hometown
fan chortled, Yah, yah, couldn't
handle it, could you, Joe?"
Balls: The Yanks were stopped
twice yesterday, once by Johnny
Beazley and the other time by three
soldiers who wanted autographs
All of the Bombers willingly laid
aside balls and gloves to accommo-
date the service trio. Roy Cullen
bine, New York rightfielder, is
playing-and seeing his first World
Series.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Diamond Experts Predict Long Series Georgetown Battles Ole Miss Tonight
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Football.
Mississippi VS.. Georgetown.
Griffith Stadium, 8:15.
Coolidge at Anacostia Chigh
school series). 3:45.
Western at Roosevelt (high
school series), 3:45.
st. Adams at Wilson, 3:45.
st. Johns at Central, 3:45.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Lakehust Naval Training Sta
ton at Maryland, College Park,
2:30.
Richmond VS.. George Washing
ton, Griffith Stadium, 8.15.
HagerstoWn at Washington
Lee, Ballston, Va, $50.
National Training School at
Charlotte Hall (Md.) Military
Academy.
Evening star., 1942-10-02

est ball team in the majors today.
Beazley, 23-year-old, is the latest
in long string of sensational first
year hurlers the Breadon- hickey
combine has pulled out Of the bag.
Remember Tex Carleton, Dizzy
Dean, Paul Derringer, Paul Dean,
Ernie White. etc.?) And Beazley
looks to be one of the best. He can
make the ball talk. plus possessing a
courage that couldn't be ruffled by q
steam roller.
He showed that yesterday when,
after Charley Keller had hit home
run with one on to tie the score, he
hitched up his belt, rubbed a rab-
bits foot in his hip pocket (no fool
ing) and proceeded to strike out the
dangerous Joe Gordon on four
pitches to retire the side.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Mats at Least to Be Different
In '43, New Purchases Hint

The Mats may be no better, come
1943, but President Clark Griffith Is
making certain they at least will
be different. Latest in length
ening list of new Mats are Pitchers
Paul Daffy) Dean and Ewald Pyle.
Paul, whose own eccentricities were
overshadowed by the more amazing
antics of Brother Dizzy when they
formed the st. Louis Cards great
brother act several seasons ago, won
10 games and lost with Houston
of the Texas League.
In purchasing the towering right
handler, Griffith is gambling he'll re.
vert to the form he displayed early
Evening star., 1942-10-02
9. U. VS.. Mississippi
Griffith Stadium 2.1s Tnninht

Reserves.
Georsetown-McAvoy 0>, Flaskamp (o).
Linneman CD. Branfield go, Spencer 81,
Hopkins o, Blaine l9l, Kulikowski GO),
Walsh ID, Hines .12l. Kowalski GD.
Bonforte 14, Jaworski Gs) Haggerty 1a),
Fahey i22), Gawalis t23l, Nolan 2D, Kon-
celik 25l, Derrtnge t26l. Costello (2sl.
kasperowicz 800 Miller 900, Baker (3D,
Gyorgydeak t33), Fougerousse 35j Moreli
l36), Postupack t37l; Ola f3s), McTam-
rencser 45), 1tzel l46). Donnelly t47),
Dwyer 4s), Forst 49), O'Neil t5D, Sano
52). Bornheimer t53).
Mississippi-Henry 11). Buchanan n6),
DArmaund UD, Stagg -1S), Miller (2D,
Pass t2a1 go AsI; Adkins ,,o2 622e). Bridges tan,
hanson I32). Mccain (34), Davis t35).
Roberts go Nv Woodward l3el, Pennel ,41},
Waites (4s), Webb (49), Webb 800 Poole
t5D.
Omcials-Referee. John J. Lynch holy
Cross); umpire. j. E. Coogan; head lines
man. O. W. Severance tOberln); field
Judge, c. N. Gault (Muhlenburg).
Evening star., 1942-10-02

It sounds silly, but the new Iolh-
ers may have lost the second game
in the ninth inning OF the tlrst
series contest. The 4run outburst
bv the Cards with two away IN the
last frame of the opener gave them
q terrific lift. The jitters VanlSheo'
and the black sheep OF the frSt
game became the heroes OF the Red
Birds victory.
Sudden thought: Everyone is
weighing the possibility of the series
scene shifting back to st. Louis
after the 3-day engagement BACK
East. So great has been the YANKEE
domination of the diamond sport
that the only question heard was,
"Cau the Cards prolong the series?
Few persons seemed to realize the
Red Birds not only could extend the
Games. but also have an opportunity
to COP the classic at New YORK. IL
still takes only four victories 1or
either club to win the world cham
pionship.
George Magerkurtn, Ndtlollai
League arbiter, would get about as
far as a bow-legged gal in a beauty
contest if the New York squad voted
on their most popular umpire. Big
George has been the target of much
Yankee criticism. The American
League champs yelped at him on
called strikes when he worked be-
hind the plate Wednesday, and then
really turned the howls loose IN the
second game as Magerkurth, sta
toned at third base, called Whitley
Kurowski's seventh-inning triple
fair poke.
Strikes: Casey Stengel, manage
of the Boston Braves, called th'
turn on the Cardinals who run tn
bases like a dog with tincan knottet
to its tail. They might not be s.
hot at the plate" observed Casey
"but they sure've got a lot o
strength in their ankles"
Players of both teams hustle
aboard the same New York-boun
train last night. 1t is the first tim
In the history of the series that tf
Evening star., 1942-10-02

planation, and Grisson responded
as follows.
1--WE had a couple of drinks and
began to talk of the World Series.
Then we decided to go to st. Louis
and went to the station to get
tickets. We got on the train,
and just before it pulled out. we
discovered 1t was bound for Gin
cinnati.
well, Cincinnati hasn't had
World Series in two years. So
we got mad because we thought
someone was playing tricks on
us. We wanted to 60 to st.
Louis.s
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Board Wrong Train for Series, End in Court
Poir Thinking They Duped Disturb Peace Pay SIS Each

The jurist fined each of them
$25 and costs.
Adam G.. Wisner of Baltimore
stepped up to the same bench. He
was booked on a shoplifting
charge. He was asked why he
stole a portable radio in a Loop
store. He replied:
st wanted to hear the World
Series"
See If you can hear the games
In the house Of correction with
In the next 80 days." the Judge
stated. +
Evening star., 1942-10-02
The Old Bronx Bombers Were Beaten by Boys

the methods used by the Gas House
Gang of ard buster OF Pepper
time they will acquire these charactersucs
become colorful. They still young
The National bearers who two ousts with
much they We TAKEN may not De
youngest the World Series but they're young
brave!
The Yanks who yesterday that 43 game that
exciting in years were peateh py o
veterans Country Slaughter the rght no
is the first series hes ever seen
country was the guy the with his fielding and scor
ing the
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Brooklyn Buys 0|mo,
Batting Leader Of
Piedmont League
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2.-Luis
Olmo, the Richmond Colts slugging
outfielder, has been sold to the
Brooklyn Dodgers in a straight cash
transaction.
Eddie Mooers, owner of the Colts,
did not disclose the sale price. In
mld-season, he had placed a $4,000
tag on the Puerto Rican. who led
the Piedmont League in batting with
1888, runs batted in, hits and triples
and tied for the home run leadership
with 10.
He hasn't been classified in the
draft, but he is married and has one
child.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
p, the Associated Press.

p, the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. "A couple
of World Series fans who started
for st. Louis. but found them
selves en- route to Cincinnati in
stead, wound up in the South
State Street Court here at the
end of a brief but bothersome
bit of travel.
The woeful wayfarers were
Dewey Grissom and Robert Ham
sen. They were accused of dis
rupting the calm of a Chicago
railroad terminal and charged
with disorderly conduct. Judge
Oscar s .Caplan called for an ex-
Evening star., 1942-10-02

in his career as big Lacquer. In
1884 he pitched a no-hit, no-run
game against the Dodgers and twice
trimmed Detroit in the World Series.
Pyle is a 2S-year-old left-hander
who won eight games and lost six
with Toledo of the American Asso-
ciation He has had several trials
with the St. Louis Browns.
Outfelder Gene Moore, Catcher
Odell Barbary and Pitcher Dewey
Adkins are other new Mats who
haven't been seen by Washington
fans, who are awaiting Griffith S
announcement of a new manager
to replace Bucky Harris.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Win, Lose or Draw
Southworth's Angels With Dirty Faces
By FRANCIS {. STAN,
Star staff Correspondent,

Southworths Angels With Dirty races
EN- ROUTE TO NEW YORK Oct 2-One thing the st. Louis
Cardinals proved the satisfaction of the Yankees
is that they the Bronx Bobrs The world cham
pions the wdmen Missouri they won't fghten
them This World between that don't
easily.
the best tradition of the old House the Card
nails of Billy SouthWorh running belly sliding
bling ball club They lack the of the Yankees and they
Lack the defensive nesse But they to make for all
deficiencies these departments with their daring base running
and their willingness to take risks.
a unless
the mehodlcal
sometimes With there's
a
digging the the teeth of
spikes
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Hero BeozIey Wanted to Be Prize Fighter

Johnny Bazy pitcher who tanned the Bonoers Is
Nashville in majors orlslnahS
fighter He Golden Gloves prize "liel'
He good football player But "hne succes ee e "
coming baseball 49,,
He started in the game agoWhen Bill Dkey Fo
three World Series
club another having no success
leesbug Lexington eeenVlhe Aone'iNe
49, S,noonr Montoonerv CaD Mobile. Twice
Orleans-ony last yane won 10
chance with he Caos 1oo"S "
champs
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Nashville Carries 81
|Dixie Series Lead
To Home Field
BY the Associated Press,


SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. q
Nashville Volunteers and the Shreve-
port Sports boarded trains today for
the Tennessee city where they will
resume the Dixie series Sunday with
the Southern Association champions
in the lead three games to two.
Nashville defeated the Texas
League playoff winners last night
8 to 3, with a surge in the last three
innings that was good for all the
visitors runs.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Crew Coach Leaves Penn
To Take Defense Job
pv tho Assoc;.t.dpr.e,

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2.-Russel]
Rusty" Callow, Pennsylvania row.
ing coach, has been given a leave
of absence for the duration to take
position with a concern working
on war contracts.
John j. Carlin, coach Of the Fair
mont Rowing Association, will fill
the position until Callow returns.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Geneva Beuts Wuynesburq

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Oct. O.
Geneva beat Waynesburg, 26-O, yes
terday for its second successive grid
win by that score. Carnegie Tech
was Genevas victim last week.
Evening star., 1942-10-02

ot' bouio Wv ~ ---- -uu puu llH-4
Runs batted INV Cooper (o). Kurow-
ski, Di Maegio. Keller (2). Musial. Two
Slaughter. Three-base hit-Kurovski
Home run-Keller. Stolen bases-Riz-
zuto, Cullenbine. Sacrfce-T Moore
Double -play-Brown to Marion to Hopp.
Left on bases-New York CA. L., I; st.
Louis IN L., 4. Earned runs-Nev York
Ca. L., 3; st. Louis IN. L.. 4. Bases on
balls-Beazley. . tRizzuto, Bonham)
ham 3 Beazley, -. Umpires-Summe
"a. L., plate; Barr IN. L., first base:
Hubbard "a. L., second base; Magerkurth
IN. L.. third base. Time-1:57
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Breodon and Hickey Reported
As Ready to Quit Partnership
Friendly Disso|ving Of Famous Combine
Is Expected to Follow World Series
BY HENRY B. JAMESON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ST LOUIS, Oct 2sometime after the current World
Series if undenied true there will
nen of the dissovng of the most famous partnerships
baseball historysam Breadon and Branch Hickey of the
Cardinals.
Hickey the father Of baebas chanstore slated
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Kurowski Climbs Off Floor to Lund Hoymoker

World Series more olsaly
famed every time Nhee) ne
ar+ ~ hot triple scored run
feeds his must be potent SUN
because in victory bapaye aro even
probably been more interesting 10
Yanks
wish Washington Cardinals
Evening star., 1942-10-02
SPOT for 145-Pounders

Manor Park "V" Club wants
football game for Sunday with 145-
pound opposition. 1t has field.
Call Georgia 3571 after 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Mccarthy, Southworth Trade
In Trumping Of Mound Aces
Card Win in Second Come May Be Traced
To Late RoIIy in Series Opener
Bv FRANK HOOD,
D,oec CDnrt~ Writer

ST LOUIS, Oct 2-Bosses Billy SouthWorth ana Joe N.Y.
r.hv couple gents generally play their caros close 10
the chest both trumped in the hrst Woro series
" Mort Cooper the ST. pitching was trimmed IN he
and ho Ernie Bonham becow of the Yanks mound corps
I Vic ears nnned back in by Rookie Johnny
Evening star., 1942-10-02
Second Game Score

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2 (P.-Oficial
box score of the second World Series
game.
Evening star., 1942-10-02
ST. LOUIS IN. 7,

Ran for Dickey in 9th.
tBatted for Bonham in 9th.
Evening star., 1942-10-02

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