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Evening star., 1942-09-02

terday at Griffith Stadium. dealing
Cleveland 4-3 defeat in 10 innings.
Carrasquel limited the Indians to
nine hits and touched off the game
winning rally,
The big Venezuelan right -hander
opened the Mats portion of the
tenth with a sharp single to right off
Jim Bagby and moved to third as
George Case lashed double past
Third Baseman Ken Keltner.
Chubby Dean replaced Bagby at that
juncture and retired Campbell on
foul to Keltner, but Mickey Vernon
lashed single to right, scoring Car
rasquel.
Jake Early sent the Mats ahead at
80 in the seventh when he ham
mered home run over the right
field fence after Rookie Ray Hoff -
man had walked. The Indians locked
the score in the eighth, but then
came the tenth inning and there
went the ball game.
Evening star., 1942-09-02


Campbell will be around.
Both single, though the support
of collateral dependents. Hudson
and Campbell are expected to be
la draft material within six weeks.
Others may be stripped from the
club, but Sid and Bruce probably
will pace the parade.
In the more immediate future the
Mats face trouble enough. They're
down for 10 games in six days here,
with double headers listed with the
White Sox today and tomorrow, the
Yankees on Sunday and the Red
Sox on Monday.
Manager Bucky Harris. confronted
with a pitching shortage, was to
send Rookie Louis Bevileaqua, alias
Bevil, against the White Sox today,
with Early Wynn slated to start the
other game.
Wynn is pitcher Boss Clark
Griffith of the Mats will not trade,
incidentally. Hes good pitcher,
says Griffith, but he'll have to learn
to work at it. He can seem like the
best pitcher in the world when he
right, but he's inclined to get fat
when he ioafs and he's been loaflng
too much this year. I'm gonna stick
with him, anyway, and make him
work.
st have a good ball club in mind
for next season." continued Griffith.
st know who I want to get and who
I want to let go. We've come up with
a really good outfielder in Gene
Moore and I'm gonna get better
infield. Unless my pitchers go into
the Army we're gonna have a
greatly improved club in 1913.
Moore and Pitcher Jack Kraus
obtained from Montreal, will report
to the Mats this season only If the
Royals fail to make the Interna-
tional League playoffs. Montreal
currently is in third place, but only
a game and half ahead of fiftl
place.
Should the Royals drop into th
second division Moore and Krau'
will make the final Western trir
with the Mats. If Montreal make.
the playoffs, though, they'll repor
next spring.
Alexandra Carrasquel registers
his seventh victory of the year yes
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Wilson Had Bout With Zivc for Just Five Minutes
eoehe Quickly Substituted for Relief Bottle ygn Yo Nay Renew Grid Rxoy

a fairer college VS.. pro football
test than the all-star games would
be to wait until November and
then send a top college team
against the pros. And if the situ-
alton were reversed SO an all-star
cash-and-carry outfit met an Or
ganiZed team he figures the COL
legians would win.
Solly Krieger, the former mid
dleweight champ. refuses to ac-
cept any sympathy because he's
having some trouble with his
eyes. A germ did it, not fighting,
he says, and he's still able to
make good living working in a
shipyard.
Hank Sauer, the Syracuse out
fielder. may turn into another
Sammy Byrd. He shoots golf in
the low 80s now but wallops them
a mile off the tee.
Today's guest star-Francis
Sargent, Lowell fMaSs.) Sun:
We've heard a lot about horse
racing doing much more for the
servicemen than baseball, but you
don't see the tracks tossing any
Of those foul balls they have run
ming around to the men in serv-
ice, do you?
Big league stuh-The Tucson
Evening star., 1942-09-02

School, 1t wasn't a nose dive,
either. Kays tagged base-run-
ner, who couldn't slide very well,
and the mans foot kicked high
in the air.
There1l be plenty of variety in
the football played at the Norfolk
Naval Training Station this fall.
Coaching three of the intra -mu-
raj teams will be Ace Parker, who
favors single and double wing
back formations; Joe Maniaci,
who likes the 1T" he used as a
Chicago Bear, and Chet Glad
chuk. who learned the Notre
Dame style from Frank Leahy at
Boston College.
The Norfolk Naval Air Station
baseball team mot to be confused
with Bob Feller's outfit finally
has been stopped after 80 straight
victories. But it took an un-
earned run for Camp Pendleton
to do it, 10.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

(Ariz) Semi-Pro League is willing
to back its contribution to the
war effort against anything the
big leagues can offer-size con-
sidered. The other night the
league staged Victory Bond
barbecue" combining a big feed
with ball game between stars
of the service and civilian teams
in the circuit. The admission
" price was one $25 War Bond and
the affair drew 1900 people and
raised over $4,000 in bond sales.
ut is a cinch to put over" writes
League President Roy P. Drach-
man.
Service Dept.-The Chanute
Field (IllD Planesmen figure
they've seen everything in the
baseball line since Second Base
man Coleman Kays was spiked
on the nose during a game with
the Savannah Ull) Ordnance
Evening star., 1942-09-02

W. an all-alumni brain trust. with
Ray Hanken. end coach, already
beginning his fourth year as a mem
Der of the staff.
Stewart, a teammate of Baker
and fellow Texan, becomes full
time member of the staff after two
years as assistant freshman coach
on part-time basis. He will share
the drilling Of the varsity line with
Hanken. Myers, associate professor
of physical education for men and
a veteran of 10 years service at G..
W., has handled a number of coach
ing assignments in the past. In his
playing days he was star fullback
at Westminster CMo) College, and
received his Master of Arts degree
at G. W. Bomba, a crashing full
back in his undergraduate days, also
was on the same teams with Baker
adm Stewart, and likewise is a
Texan.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
BY HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.,


NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Know
the shortest fight on record?
Don't grab for the record books,
we'll tell you. 1t was the Fritzie
Zivic-Jackie Wilson fuss slated
for the Garden next week. Well,
it was "on" for just five minutes
and then permission came
through for Red Cochrane to
fight on the USO card September
10 so it was called off and Zivlc-
Cochrane substituted.
Marjorie Row, Michigan's No. l
gal golfer, may switch from Mich
fgan State College to Rollins this
year so she can get the benefit of
winter play in Florida.
Look for Yale and Virginia to
resume their football series next
year if there is any football in '43.
Confusion corner-When this
ad "Wanted-Golf club, No.
wood" appeared in the Newport
tVto Express, it got results but
not the kind that were expected.
Two days later a farmer phoned
that he had 4-foot flreWood to
sell and should he take it to the
Newport Country Club?
One-minute sports page--Lou
Little, Columbia's coach, figures
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Old Liners Open Grid
Work With Display
OF Winning Spirit
All Lettermen Among 81
To Report; HoIos Added
To Stuff Of Coaches

Were going to win lot of
games" is the theme of the football
team at the University of Maryland
this year. There's new spirit, a
feeling of better things to come,
around the Old Line campus now
after the varsity squad gathered 81
strong yesterday for its initial fall
workout under the new head coach,
Clark Shaughnessy, master of the
1T" formation, who among other
things has the ability of instilling
into his charges a lot Of confidence
in their own ability.
The increased tempo of football
brought about by the war was in
evidence right at the start. Because
of the ROTC training and heavy
classroom schedule, the Old Liners
haven't as much time available for
football as formerly, but every Sec
ond will count.
Only One Daily Drill.
They will have only one workout
daily, a two-hour session, instead
of two, but every second will be put
to good use. They even have fitted
in half-hour skull practice period
after supper four evenings a week.
Assuming that the boys mostly
were in good physical shape,
Shaughnessy picked up yesterday as
though spring practice had ended
only the day before. "The only way
to have good team is to be tough" ;"
he warned his squad. We'll be
tough and tricky. Well be out
weighed and outmanned in most of
our games," he told the boys, "but
we are going to win a lot OF them"
Lack of weight throughout the
squad is one thing that worries him.
Big, husky players aren't an abso-
lutte necessity under the "T'' for
nation system in which speed and
precision are an important factor,
but it would help. "Maryland's
team is fast" Shaughnessy admit
ted, but added that "a fast big man
is better than fast little man"
Uniforms will be issued on Thurs
day and contact work and scrim-
images will start next week, a pro-
gram that is faster than usual. The
Old Liners have only until Sep
tember 26 to prepare for the opener
against Connecticut and need all
the hard work they can get.
On the field yesterday with
Shaughnessy were Assistants JACK
Manders and Al Heagy. AL Woods
was expected out today, and
(See OLD LINERS, Page C-2)
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Three Flag Fighters
In 4. 4. Are Just
About on Par
By the Associated Press,

Kansas City, Milwaukee and Co.
lumbus, little more than per-
centage points apart, continued to
run one-two-three in the hectic
American Association pennant chase
today, leaving Toledo to produce the
only change in the first division
standings.
While all three leaders were VIM
ming last night, Toledo and Louis
vile began their separate battle for
fourth place; and the first round
was all Toledo. The Mudhens won
double-heade, 81 and 60, took
over the No. 4 rung previously held
by Louisville and now enjoy a game
and a half edge on their rivals.
The victories also ran a Toledo
winning streak to five in row, but
still left it five games behind pace
setting Kansas City.
Kansas City e'ung to the lead by
edging out Minneapolis, 4-3.
With only six more days to 60
before the season closes, the stand
mos read
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Chibeurs to Tune
At College Park

The Chicago Bears, world pro
champions, will prepare at the
University of Maryland for their
game with the Washington Red
skins here on Sunday, Septem-
Der 13. and for their clash with
the Eastern Army all-stars in
Boston the following week end.
The Bears will come to College
Park next Monday following
their game with the Steelers in
Pittsburgh on Sunday and will
remain until they go North for
their battle in the Hub.
George Halas will put his play
ers through the PAGES in the
morning, and there will be no
scrimmages or joint work with
Clark Shaughnessy's Old Liners.
Evening star., 1942-09-02


end. Ed Ozekaj, sophomore, is
another flank prospect, but beyond
the two Baker has nothing in sight.
Prospects for the guard and tackle
posts also are skinny with the ex-
ception of John Konizewski, who
last year was a stalWart who made
name by blocking no less than five
kicks.
The backfield Is expected to be
an Improvement over last years
and will include a number of letter
men of ability such as Jimmy Gra-
ham, Don Pinnow, Johnny Pollock
and Matt Paidakovich.
Four players are missing, but they
are expected to join the team later
this week. Ellis Hall and Dan Sny-
der, linemen, will come from Mason
town, Pa, and the other two, Glenn
Harjes and Maurice Hurley, also
linemen, are from Illinois.
Baker was pleased with the
squads condition and spirit yester-
day. We've got plenty of work
ahead of u.s." he said. but these
boys really want to play football,
and that is what it takes to make
a success of the game"
Appointment of Kermit (zuzu
Stewart, colorful Colonial player of
a decade ago. as assistant varsity
coach, and Of Bill Myers and Don
Bomba as freshman coaches, was
announced yesterday by Athletic
Director John Busick. Myers and
Bonba are to help with the varsity
until the freshman team reports on
the opening day of the schools fall
term, September %. This gives G..
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Stors Yesterday
b. the Associated Press.

bS tlle ASSoCldtSu fIeSS.
Mickey Vernon, Senators-Made
three hits. one of them single with
bases loaded in. tenth to score winning
run against Indians
Kirby Highe. Dodgers-Pitched five
hit ball to beat Pirates.
Frank Mccormick. Reds-Singled
with bases loaded in tn for winning
run against Phils after knocking home
tying run in ninth
Bill Nicholson, Cubs-Hit his 10th
homer with one on to. spark six-run
rally that whipped Giants.
Mort Cooper. Cardinals--Kept nine
hits spaced and raped two singles
himself, one OF them driving in two
runs, to beat Braves for his 18th tri-
umph.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
SPORTS Mirror
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Brooklyn
Dodgers pulled within two points
of leading st, Louis Cardi-
nails by defeating Boston Braves,
9 to 2, for Kirby Higbe's 18th
triumph.
Five years ago-Pierre de Cou-
bertin, father of the modern
Olympic games. died at Geneva,
Switzerland. He was "a.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Newsom, on Slab Today, Hopes
To Pitch Six Tits for Dodgers

Durocher at Forbes Field yesterday
I'm not making any predictions,
said Bobo, speaking in different
tone from that of two years ago
when he tWirled 21 victories against
five defeats for Detroit and helped
the Tigers win the American League
Pennant. But I'm sure glad to be
here after a term in Washington.
Durocher, smiling a broad well
come. promptly announced he would
use Newsom today against Cincin-
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Official Score

Runs batted in--Boudreau, Desautels,
Campbell, Early or, Keltner, Vernon.
Two-base hits--Desautels, Campbell. Hook
ett, Case. Three-base hit-Boudreau
Home run-Early. Stolen bsse-Desau-
tells. Double plays-Vernon tunassistedJ.
Keltner to Fleming. Early to Croucher
bases--Cleveiand, s.; Washington g. First
base on halls-,On Carrasauel, l.; of
Bagby. 9. Struck out-By Carrasouel 3;
by Bagby. 3. Hits-Oh Baeby in 9
innings Cnone out in tenth); Of Dean,
in l-3 inning. Losing pitcher-Basby.
Time SO.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
B, the Associated Press.

bN IIIE R5aUCIdLtU FTEbS.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. big Bobo
Newsom, the time American
League pop-off. glad to be one of
the Brooklyn BUNS after stay
with Washington, hopes to pitch a
half dozen games for his new team
mates in the stretch drive between
the Dodgers and Cardinals for the
National League pennant.
The powerful right-hand pitcher
was as quiet and docile as the best
trained movie producers yes-man
when he reported to Manager Leo
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Mean Little Mare Finally Met Her Master

After fouyear of niqy there Tpperay
lie
To young Don Bradley she
and glorious thing in the
He haunted her stable and pleaded in
horse show Dangerous? Why there anything
11pperary Mary. He could ride
Finally they him
OF her usual rodeo the
her business quietly
The combination proved natural"
inevitable Bradley the owner of
Ipperary Mary Though there
acquired his wonder horse and from that time
There something
outer she turned manner ventempe
the
circuit
the doughty half pint
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Jones and Mcleod Wood and Evans Golf Battle Here War Relief
Win, Lose or Draw
Ancestry Never Troubled Tipperory Mary
By LARRY LAWRENCE
ftn the sbsence of vacstioning Francis E stanD

Sne was oaled somewhere in the down country Virginia
"hen British Tommes of World War singing popular
marcg song they Flanders fields They
ner pperary Mary You will find record of Tpprary Mary
IN at Almanac de Gotha of the world
Book
The little only 142 weighing
pounds must nave had royal blood however
conformation which
woman Today for all her %
smooth graceful stride the fearless
MOI un she was old Tpperary Mary first
morse SHOWS about the Capital The midget
in classes
jumper events She attracted
courage marvellous jumping ability relate
The goSslps OF the stables had that chuh
With vlanous killer
several venuresome
But there
ease she would fences higher herself
was ump-minded and consequently rarely the ribbons
Evening star., 1942-09-02
CordinuIs Recall Dusuk

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2 P.-Out-
fielder Erwin Dusak, hitting about
.295 with Rochester, has been re-
called by the st. Louis Cardinals.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Scarcity Of Wingmen Presents
Problem for @. w. Mentor
Only Two Take Port in Opening Workouts;
Stewart Made Bakers FuII-Time Aide

Johnny Baker head coach of Washington Uni
versy football team his biggest problem this the
ing capable ends This nothing the Coonias though
because the condition
late found backeld mostly hg gaps
Yesterdays initial brought
Evening star., 1942-09-02
She Didn't Step Aside for Any Show Rivals

Iipperary Mary versatility
Kept her in the fight Endowed
possessed by small hours
at a stretch and touch
One day with the Mddleburg Tpperary
Mary 5-foot
refused by all except the huntsman
This little bundle of gameness steel
Jones in golf grace as Sonia
Henie cuts Dutch roll
Her record OF through finished
marvellous endurance against would
Of horse shows years.
PHed against
the best Of them Once jumped
10-foot
and the final jump feet high
1884 battling
famous Rocksie Tpperary
had course carrying ITS pounds
weight.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Some Of Griffmen Playing Here
For Last Time During War
Ten Games on Top for Final Stoy at Home;
CorrosqueI Stors in Win From Tribe

Local fans probably will be taking peek
ton at several Mats before they complete their schedule
Tuesday. There major baseball
course likely Pitcher
.aalaar Rr,nat
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Major Statistics

WEDNESDAY. sEPrENfBER 4 ~.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington. 4; Cleveland, 4.
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1942-09-02
Now in Clover, She Doesn't Look Her Aqe

The boy who fell in love with the
II years is 6-footer He has owned
the last date that
ever has taken the place of Tpperary Mary.
looked the
pasture She didn't the
something about her hghhed confident
No, Tipperary Mary doesn't look
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Games To-day 6ames ro,..~,.
Chi at W 60. 80. Chi at W. t2l, lao.
DSet' Det' at bost. 90 Detroit. at Boston.
Cley. at Phila.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

Games To-day. 0amos Tcma,rnv
New York at st. l.. New York ~ r, =
Bkl. at Cinci. Bklyn. al fSnci -
Bost. at Chicago phila At pits 1nst1
Phila: At Pitts: tngtl. Only Eames.
Evening star., 1942-09-02

NATIONAL.
Results Yssterday.
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh.
st. Louis, 4; Boston. q 1ni-h,,
Cincinnati. 4: Philadelphfs.
Chicago, 10; New York. 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22
Russian Youth Tells How
He Stopped Nazis' Attack

NEW YORk-kOnEtsntlns Kon-
stsntinov. an 1s-year-old Russian
marine whose chief aim in life IL
To kill Germans. told here how
be slnRie-handedly stopped one Of
the German assaults on Lenin-
grad a year ago and won the high
est military decoration IN the Red
army.
One Of the youngest holders Of
ths Order Of the Red Banner.
Konstsntinos came here a. q
member o. q ships gun crew. He
was confined 10 a Sswark, ~. J..
hospital for the removal Of q shell
fragment but now has recovered.
HIS story sas Translated BY
an affAche of the Russian cor
sui generals office who credited
Konstantinoy With stepping
wave on wage ~ Sazis. spray
Ing DEAN among them until re-
infereemenfs arrived"
Then he quoted the youth;
4 was out with a scout patrol
on this day Of the battle Of Lenin-
grad and a. night fell the Germans
attacked. what they call the psy-
chologiear attack. You do not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-22

kn0w this psychological attack
IL IL horror.
They come 81 ysa In . sisgis
line. their faces grinning. sftsn
eigarets In their mouth. Aad -
fast ~ you shoot them down .
fre~h nssa steps over Tho dad
body and Into the fziien ess's
place, siili Erinning. stiiI sassk-
lag.
Always they kesp coming
Soon every man IN my unit Wal
killed except my machins gun
mate, Then they got him and
vas alone. 1 Sas - mad | sAs
frsnzied
Ny hand graspsd ths handle Of
the nsAchins gun - n Il saa
soldefed % H. And l kept pump.
ing the bullets into them. A fast
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bullets into them"