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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
SChooIie KEEPS
Montreal Going

The Jersey City Giants rested in
tho finals OF the international
League Governors Cup playoffS
today waiting 10 see whether it
would be Syracuse or Montreal
they Will meet for the trophy.
The Little Giants finished one
Of their best comcbacks in play
off history Wednesday when they
scored their fourth straight tri-
umph over Newark. 60, 10 elimi-
nate tho championship Bears in
the Semifnal round.
Montreal meanwhile h al @ d
Syracuse. 4-2, after losing three in
a row in this semifnal bracket.
Dave KoSlo went the route in
tho Little Giants victory, spacing
nine hits as his mates collected
10 off SIX Newark toSserS. Jersey
City which dropped the first two
games, won through big third
inning in which IT scored 4 runs.
George WaShburn gave up three
walks. forcing one man home, and
singles by Joe Orengo and Hugh
Poland accounted for 3 more. Po-
land connected off Milo Candini,
who succeeded Washburn on the
hill.
SChoolboy Rove, recently sent
10 Montreal by the parent Brook
lyn Dodgers. scattered seven hits
10 give the Royals their first VIC
tory in four playof games against
the Chiefs. He blanked them until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Meat Wagon
Ray Aree| Aids
SdvoId Tonight
Smart Second Helps
Lee Against Music;
SavoId Is Favored
TONIGHT'S CARD

TONIGHT'S CARD
lee Savold Des MoineS. la vs. Tony
Music, Chicago. 10 rounds heAvyWeights.
Pat Comiskey. Paterson. n. J. Va. Alfred
(Big Boy Brown, Detroit, 10 rounds,
heavyWeighu.
Shelton Bell Youngstown. o. vs.. Ira
Hughes. Monroe 8 rounds, light heavy
weights.
Hank Postaway, wyspdoite vs Eddie
ssFksstaH, Detroit, s rounds, hght heavy
weights
Chuck Hirst Detroit. vs. Johnny Jones.
Pittsburgh. rounds Welterweights,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Grid Briefs
Minnesota Powerhouse Geared Up for It's 9Th
Consecutive Victim. HapIess Pittsburgh

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept Il INSl
-Minnesota's power house was
geared up today for its eighteenth
consecutive football victim, Pitts
.burgh, which the GophcrS meet
next Saturday.
In scrimmage under game con-
ditions the Gophers displayed their
usual superior downfield blocking
when Herman Frickey scored first
on pass and run good for 80
yards and then returned a punt for
"a 65-yar dgallop 10 the goal, both
under a screen of blockCrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
WINS FROM WINNEY

"NO matter how I come out
with Glib" Stahl said yesterday
after defeating Jack Winney of
BEDFORD. 4-2, in the semifinals,
I'll continue to believe I'm not
so hot at match play. Certainly
I'll still insist that I don't like
match play as well as 1 do
medal play
Stubborn fellow, isn't he?
Sellers made it certain there'c
be a brand new PEA champion
when he eliminated Mortie Dutra
Of Red Run, the last of the former
winners. Sd.
OF Glib played i'm this event 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Torch Of Hope
Burns Brightly
AT Ebbets Field
Cardinals Also Win
TO Stay Two Games
Ahead Of Brooklyn
BY JACK MAHON
international News service sports Writer

T''FIH"0'"H"I NV "FIF''t NI'''IF7 FFIfVF
NEW YORK, Sept. II GNS).-
The Buns of Brooklyn may not
win the 1912 National League
pennant but they have chip on
their shoulders as big as flag
pole and the bright torch of hope
still burns brightly at Ebbcts
Field.
The Buns proved that yesterday
when, after Dixie Walker and
Mickey Owen. their tempers razor
sharp, vaulted into field box to
join a free-for-all between four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

AZ quarterback. Don Griffin at left
half. Stove Susie at right half and
Capt. Jimmy Smith at fullback
was ready today 10 start for the
Illinois varsity against the fresh
men Saturday
COLUMBUS. O., Sept. II QNS)
- Gene Fcketc. sophomore full
back, was showing considerable
promise as a kicker today as the
Ohio State Buckeyes worked on
new plays and passes for their
opener with Fort Knox, September
26. Tom Clearly. second string
fullback, who appears 10 be the
best kicker on the squad, may be
shifted to end TO utilize his booting
ability.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Sept II
1NS). - Keen competition be-
tween Bob Haizyk. Tony Berto
and Vincent Snyder for the quar-
terback post was displayed today
as the Purdue BoilermakerS pre-
pared 10 meet the freshmen Sat-
urday in their first test for the
opener against Fordham a week
later
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Sept. II
QNS). - Secret practice from
now until the opener against
Butler. September 70. was ordered
for the Indiana Hoosiers today by
Coach 30 McMilhn In yesterdays
game with the frosh Billy Hillen-
brand ran back a punt for 10
yards and passed tn Pete Pihos
ana Bob Dean for two touchdownS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Standings
LEAGTE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 5. DETROIT 7
Cleveland s. Washington I.
Philadelphia T. Chicago 2
-Sl--LnuiS- -Raeta44-a------
TODAY'S GAMES
New York AZ DETROIT
Washington a. Cleveland.
Philadelphia AT Chicago.
Boston a. ST. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
HURLs TWo-HITTER

The Yankees took the Tigers
over the jumps behind a brilliant
two-hit performance by Marvin
Breuer. For seven innings Breuer
pitched hItleSS ball. With only two
frames 10 60 il looked like Breuer
was destined for the Hall OF Fame.
But such fame was denied him
when Dutch Meyer bagged a single
and Doc Cramer a two-bagger in
the final innings.
Breuer should have had a shut
out. The Tiger run, which came in
the seventh, was the result of an
error by Joe Gordon.
The Yankees were in hitting
form. collecting Is safcticS off a
trio OF Detroit Fingers Harold
Newhouser, Jack Wilson and Hal
Manders. Johnny Corsica also
pitched an inning just 10 make
more work for the official scorer.
An official scorer, it might be
pointed out, has 10 include all
pitchers in the official records,
even if they are Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
Fight Results

Oakland. Cal - -hesk RAngel ia
Fresno, deeisioned Cecil Hudson. Iff Ice
Angeles i0l Clarence king f1a kfsmfs
Fla. technicaled FeiiS Nonfalvo i7e. f18
jose, dscisioned Nat corIm. fie. oss-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

Tow softball teams today are
closer to the coveted -Pepsi-Cola
awards, emblematie of world S
championship in this sport.
They are the defending mems
champion. BendiX of South Bend,
which trimmed Merrill and Usher
of Worcester, Mass. ST., and Sun
day Morning Class of Toronto,
winners over Phoenix RamblerS,
'2-1. in an overtime girls session.
These games climaxed the an
.nual Pageant of Americ a n
Youth" in the University of De-
troit Stadium last night. which
saw all 10 mems teams and 10
girls teams on parade with the
Naval Armory Band and Drum
and Bugle Corps.
HOLD 81 GAMES
Today and tonight q games
will be held at Michigan Alkal
Field in Wyandotte and at Mack
Park. Mack at Fairview. Game:
will start al II noon and viii
continue uninterrupted until II
p. m.
Several Of the teams will have
I to play two games as the tourna
ment is being run this year on q
two-game Knockout. More games
will continue at the same fields TO.
morrow. with the semi-hnals ano
finals set for l.. of d. on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Detroit's representatives in the
mems division, Briggs. will sec
action today in the opener at Mack
Park at noon against Homewooo
Diaries of Birmingham. Ala. The
girls team. Local 400 UAW-CIC
Goods. play Greenwood Electric
Girls of Des Moines at s p. m. al
Michigan Alkali Field
While the opening boys game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

They're taking no chances on
Lee Savold blowing his heavy
weight title prospects tonight al
olympia when he meets Tony
Music IN the l0-round main event.
Ray Arcel. Familiarity known as
the Meat Wagon in the fisIic fra
terniiy, will be in the Des Moines
blond'S corner 10 help prevent a
recurrence OF the decision Music
gained in their last meeting a
month ago in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

Of holding his batter He proved that with the
Browns last He didn't do we'll with the Browns this
and he certainly could have been happy playing with
the Senators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 3, New York 1.
Brooklyn 10, Pittsburgh 3.
s, Louis s. Boston
Philadelphia 81. Chicago IL.
TODAN's GAMES
Chicago At Philadelphia.
ST Louis A. Boston.
Pittsburgh Al Brooklyn.
Cincinnati az New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
penH0nf Race
~ a. Glance

NEW YORK, Sept. II (INS).-
Here's the National League PEN
nant race at a glance. If the
league-leading st. Louis Cardinals
win five of their remaining nine
games. Brooklyn will have to win
nine of their remaining IL contests
TO clinch the flag. The race:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
MADISON Wis. Sept II ms

MADISON. Wis. Sept. II INS)
Light practice after a strenuous
workout the past week yaS orr
dered today for WiSconSin'S Badg-
erS for their opener against Camp
Grant Saturday. The Badgers
went through a long ScrimmaeC
session yesterday and then pol.
iShed off their ofenSe.
IOWA CITY, Ia. Sept II tINS).
-SophomoreS were certain today
10 play a big role for Iowa Satur-
day when the Hawkeyes open
against Washington University OF
ST. Louis. Forrest MaStcrson, 300
pound sophomore. has taken over
center from two. veterans. and Or
vile Meyer, Belleaire, o.. Sopho-
more. has been added to the var
sity at left guard.
CHAMPAIGN. III, Sept II
0NS).-A backfield ofe4ay Florek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

Montreal hoped on Nate An
drewS for 4 runs in the first in
ming. He was relieved by Tommy
dc la Cruz. who blanked the Roy
ais the rest OF the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
SPOR 7 s
BY LEO MACDONELL

DOny Two Different CuIIenbne, Detroiter
Players in Yankees One Of Those Lucky
1912 Series Lineup z 10 Make The Grade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

CHAMPAIGN. H.. Sept. IL
(INS).-A backfield otfSay Florek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-17
.Bendix, Toronto
Win in SoftbaII
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Tow softball teams today are
closer to the coveted Pepsi-Cola
awards, -emblematie of world S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-13

Extension War Service Bulletin
NJ. :. The Control pf Intcrn (!
Parasite, IN Sheep" may be secured
free from the Agricultural Editor.
Stat" College. Raleigh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-13

Boil wcevliS have emerged in
greater numbers TINS year than IN
several past seasons. according to
reports from farm agents of the Y
&. State College Extension Service
Evening star., 1942-02-01
a|eLooking 10 Soph
0arsmen, With -Four
Now in Big Crew

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Jan. 81
Because Of heavy graduation losses
and enlistments, the first Yale crew
training in the Payne Whitney
Gymnasium includes only two men
who rowed against Harvard last
June. Eliot E. Macy of Leonia,
N. j., is at stroke again, with Theo-
dore Kiendl at No. 4.
Arthur Watson, bow; Capt. Rob-
ert Wallace, No. 2, and Karl M
Block have left college for war serv-
ice. Dick Gould, No. S; Charley
Aberg, No. 6. and Herbert Vreeland,
No. Z, have graduated.
Leader is encouraged by sopho-
more strength in the present squad
Four sophomores, Raymond M. De-
maree, No. 7; Pierpont Buck, No
S; John v. Lindsey, No. 8, and Au-
gustus Van Cortland, Sd, No. 6, are
listed in the varsity boat. Other
places are held by Thomas p. Kane
and Harold p, Melcher,
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Braddock Third Man
On Mat Tomorrow
Al UIine Show
LuttreII-GoriboIdi Top
Cord Thursday Night
At Turner'S Arena

washington gets a big dose Of
wrestling this week, with Jim Brad
dock, one-time heavyweight boxing
champion, headlining tomorrow
nights show at Uline Arena In the
role Of referee and Cowboy Lut-
trell and Gino Garibaldi topping the
Turner'S Arena feature Thursday.
Braddock, following in the foot
steps of Jack Dempsey. will ofnciate
in two bouts, and quite conceivably
the script will follow lines similar
to that handed Dempsey, with Jim.
my betting out .one OF the mat
artists after being cufied around
bit.
Karol Krauser and Bobby Burns
will match wits in the feature at
traction, a one-fall-to-the-finish af-
fair.
The supporting card includes Bet
ty La Bushey VS.. Olga Baranoff, the
Golden Shadow VS.. Zim Fam Zum,
George Becker vs. the Black Pan
ther and Jack Kelly VS.. Carlos
Firpo.
Luttren and Garibaldi wrestled at
Turner'S last week. Garibaldi win
ming on a disqualification. But the
Italian declined to accept 1t and
asked for a rematch to settle the
issue.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

lane. but he points out that he al
ways has landed back on top after
his setbacks. He's been going well
lately and will be remembered by
District fans for the shellacking he
gave Claudio Villar at Griffith Sta
dium last summer. He took some
good shots in the brisket himself
that evening, but ended up batter
ing the courageous Cuban into a
semi-conscious hulk to win on a
technical knockout. He hopes to
win even more impressively tomOr-
row night, although he isn't over
confident.
You never know when one of
these guys is gonna hit you with a
lucky punch and blow fuse" is
his philosophy.
Beech more resembles a brush
salesman than a heavyweight scrap
per. but seems to have an authori-
tative punch tucked away in both
mitts and Promoter Joe Turner
says he's constructed along the same
lines as the late Bob Fftzsimmons.
Whether he has the old FitzSim-
mons touch or merely is another
fair working model will not be
known until tomorrow night, but the
boys who are supposed to be bona
fide critics and experts in such mat
ters are betting their car fare on
Savold. L. F. A.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Tilt Here
TonightLions' Lone
Clash Of Week
Eagles to PIoy Three.
Opening on Tuesday
Against Skeeters

Continuing their quest for a play
of perch in the American Hockey
League the Washington Lyons to-
night will stack up against the
Springfield Indians. setting the pace
In the eastern division, at Uline
Arena at $50 o'clock.
The Washington Eagles of the
Eastern League will play three
games this week, battling the River
Vale Skeeters at Riverdale Stadium
on Tuesday night, meeting the Bal
timore Orioles at the same site on
Friday night and shifting to At
lantic City to face the Sea Gulls on
Saturday night.
The Lions, now notched in fourth
place in the eastern division of the
American League. will be making
their only appearance of the week
tonight. The team will remain idle
until next Sunday night. when the
crack Cleveland Barons invade
Uline Arena.
Strengthened by the addition of
DefenSemen Tony Graboski and
Winger Erwin McGibbon, both re-
Gently with Les Canadiens of the
National League. the Lions will be
meeting a club which has beaten
them three times in four engage
ments, the last time by an 80
count
The Lions must rise to third place
in the eastern division to qualify
for the title playoff. Washington
now is trailing third place New
Haven by a slender margin. but
Coach Ching Johnson rates his
Lions an excellent chance to make
the grade.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Woman's sTrans-Miss
Golf Tourney Off
For War Period
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31-The 18th
annual tournament of the Women's
Trans Mississippi Golf Association,
scheduled for the Denver (Colo0
Country Club June to 13, was post
poned today for the duration Of the
war.
Mrs. c. r. McCubbin of Kansas
City, president, announced the ac-
ton was voted by a majority of the
associations executive board after
giving consideration to the heavy
obligations Of women in connection
with defense work.
Realizing the desirability of main
tanning interest in women's golf, di-
rectors Of the % States in the asso-
citation will promote exhibition
matches in their respective areas
during the golf season.
One of the exhibitions will be
played In Denver during the week Of
the previously scheduled tourna-
ment. The net proceeds of the
gallery will be given to the American
Red Cross War Relief Fund.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Ille CIldllplOll, dlellOuSAi iio "AAiANo
he would like to be. All Of them feel
the same way about it because of
the big money involved. There is
no rationing of this sugar If con-
tender can build himself, or bloat
himself, into the windy proportions
of logical contender" and Savold
is not averse to earning few bob.
Maybe I'll get my chance yet"
Savold said yesterday in a truly
hopeful voice. I'm as good as the
guys they've been putting in with
him. I lost to Billy Conn in IL
rounds, yeah, but give i'm busted
nose and couple of broken ribs and
put him in the hospital, didn't I?
And don't forget it was 12-rounder
and he won on a split decision.
Three more rounds and he's gotta
lose because he can't hardly stand
up at the end of the 18th and he's
all busted up. I'm cinch to beat
him.
Claims Victories Profitless.
st beat that Buddy Baer bad. I
NOll 1lOlli oQo0y 1AiiOA, 3sA0AAJ ,
Strickland and Eddie Simms, too,
but it don't do me no good. All them
guys is title contenders 'ntil beat
'em, but that don't put me in the
picture. don't understand it. May
be they figure I'm too old and all
washed up, but I'm only "a. My
trouble is I started too young and
have been in the headlines too
long. I was boxing main bouts when
most other kids are out shooting
marbles, so naturally l got long
career behind me even If am only
"a"
But Savold is not too downcast.
He said Mike Jacobs wanted to put
him in the Garden with either Gus
Lesnevich or Bob Pastor, but neither
would accept him as an opponent.
This doesn't jibe with Jimmy Johns
tons claim that he'll pair of Pastor
with anybody for price, a claim
borne out by Pastors frequent ap-
pearances. Lee, however, claims
Mike is trying to find somebody for
him to box in the Garden in March
and that is entirely possible.
Savold has lost his share Of fights
since Mike and Tommy Gibbons
gave him shove down cauliflower
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Holy Cross Will PIoy
Ten 1912 Grid Games

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 81
Holy Cross has announced football
schedule of 10 games for 1912, with
one date pending.
Providence, Mississippi and Loui-
siana are off the slate. Dartmouth
and Duquesne are adied.
Head Coach Scanlan plans to
start spring practice as soon after
March ! as possible.
September 26. Dartmouth. at Hanover.
October 3. Duquesne; 10. pending; II,
Syracuse; "a, N. Y. U. at New York; 81,
Colgate.
November z, Brown at Providence; IA,
Temple; 81, Manhattan. rs, Boston COL
lege.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Alfred 6. Vanderbilt
Voted Turf's Best
Friend Of 1941
B.. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 81. - Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt is the choice
of the New York Turf Writers As
sociation for the sportsman who did
the most for racing in 1941.
President Frank Ortell announced
the results of the annual poll today.
Others honored, all to be guests
at the writers annual dinner next
August, are Warren Wright, the
breeder who made the greatest con-
tribution to the turf; Alfred Rob-
ertson, the outstanding jockey, and
George Washington Carroll. the
most skillful trainer irrespective OF
the number of winners saddled.
Wright is the cy,rer Of Whirl-
away, Robertson h"s ridden more
than 1000 winners and Carroll de-
veloped Market Wise, the "Cinder-
ella horse" of the year.
Vanderbilt was selected for his
part in bettering turf conditions in
general.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Dukes Swimmers Sturt
By Beating Virginia
By tke Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., Jan. 31.-Duke's
Blue Devil swimmers opened their
season today with 1880 victory
over Virginia.
Duke carried of first place honors
in six of the nine events. Dave
Baxter of Virginia won the diving,
Preston Miller copped the 220-yard
breast stroke and the Cavalier four
some triumphed in the 400-yard
relay.
Marshall, Blue Devil sprint star,
flashed to new pool records in cap
turing the so and 100-yard free
style events. His time in the so was
24.8: he did the century in Sc
seconds.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Whaway Notable Exception Naon Look
Sir Marlboro Wins
Miami Beach Can
In Snappy Time
Finishes Three Lengths
In Front in Richest
Grass Strip Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HIALEAH PARK, Fla, Jan. 81
Sir Marlboro, a 6-year-old horse
which runs his best races on grass,
showed his heels to 10 other
veterans in the Miami Beach Handi-
cap, richest race in the country
over a turf course, here today before
11,016 admiring fans.
Favorite at $6.40 for two, Mrs. J..
Eitinger's representative took the
$4,710 first money by three lengths
under Eddie Arcaro.
1t was Sir Marlboro's second
straight victory over the infleld
circuit. =
E. K. Bryson's Trois Pistoles was
second, another three lengths before
harrington Stables Olympus. No
official time record is shown on the
programs for turf course events. as
the distance has been remeasured at
various times, but Sir Marlboro's
1:4445 for a mile and a sixteenth
today was faster than Francesca ran
in 1888, when that horse was timed
in l:452s.
Sir Marlboro used to race for
Canada's Conn Smythe. Canada
has turf course at Hamilton
Arlington Park, Chicago, is the only
other United States track besides
Hialeah with a grass course.
Sir Marlboro raced Robert E. Lee
into submission in the first 6 fur
longs and had no trouble coping
with Trois Pistole's bid thereafter
the favorite scampering along as If
enjoying a romp through the fields
on the farm.
Olympus was well up all the way
while Royal Man came from far
back to be fourth.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
International Crowns
Sought by Ski Stors
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 31.-Skiers from
five States and Canada arrived to-
day for the international ski jump
ing championships which will be
held snow or no snow" at 1:30 pm.
Sunday at the Battle Greek slide as
a climax of the winter carnival
sports program.
First of today's delegations to
arrive was a group of six of Michi-
gan's best of the famous Gogebic
Range Club of Ironwood.
Stars expected were Sverre Fred
helm, Seattle, who will defend his
hill record of 1877 feet; Walter
Bietila, Ishpeming, Mich; George
Kotlarek, former national cham
pion, and Eugene Wilson, former
California champion.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
Racing Selections
For tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
Consensus at Hialeah Fast.
1. Black Grip, Betty Leon, Over
Ice.
2. Gem W., Guile, Say Nomore.
3. Loulang. Michigan Sweet. Ca
tan.
4. Justice NJ, British Warm, Hal
cyon Boy.
S. Votum, Charitable, Gino Beau
6. Get Off, Of Shore, The Chief.
7. His Shadow, Infant Queen,
Tour.
8. Stand Alone, Laurana Lyon,
Wake.
Best bet-Get Of.