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Evening star., 1942-09-21

meat and the considerable saving
on their small allowance and this
tackle assumes real Importance.
We cannot tell, even though we
would like to do So Just where this
fishing tackle will go. If you like.
attach card with your name and
address, and we believe you will be
thanked first hand.
Swell Hunting in Store.
The mailbag this morning brings
some figures from Ohio and they
are interesting, not only because
Is ,000, 900 pounds of game meat will
help considerably in offsetting the
meat shortage, but for the hours
of sport and relaxation $50 1000
pheasants, 6,600,000 rabbits and O.
100000 squirrels will bring to men
in the service and those sportsmen
left at home.
This week We covered the entire
| Ohio lake front, and found great
numbers of pheasants everywhere
More gratifying was the early flights
of wild fowl in the marshes. Wher
the season opens there in few
weeks hunters are going to have
hunting such as they have not ex'
perienced in years.
So, too, will our flights here wher
November 2 rolls around. The re
ported 1l5,0O0,0 900 ducks and gees.
expected down our fyways this fal
are no myth. Their southerly mi
grafton already is started and thu
vanguard will soon be seen on ba,
and river.
Evening star., 1942-09-21

only three games on a road trip
Southworth said, with grin.
I'VE are not so much concerned
with what happens in Brooklyn as
We are about winning. We're still
taking these games one at a time,
you know, but l have every con-
fldence that We will win out in the
end"
Cooper Apt to Hurl Thursday.
Big Morton Cooper. who achieved
his 2lst victory Of the year in
blanking the Chicago Cubs l to Q
in the first game of a doubleheader
yesterday, will be ready to take his
next fling on the firing line prob
ably against the Reds Thursday
He displays an unconquerable spirit
and willingness to work in the
clutch.
IF necessary 7 may start him
Wednesday night" SouthWorth ex-
planned. I'm this tense situation ht
will need only about three days ot
rest before he is ready to go again,
The Cardinals. leading the Buns
by 2i2 games, chalked up their hun
dredth victory of the season yester
day when Cooper pitched his ninth
shutout and the Cards achieved
victory with a thrilling fourth-in
ming double steal.
Big Claude Passeau. ace of tn
Cub staff, throttled the rampaginl
Cardinals in the second game will
five hits, the Cubs winning, to o.
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Chelsea Ruscus Spurts to Nab
Pennington Hunter THcoIor
Piles Up Points on Final Day Of Show
To Score Over Captain Kelly, Pomuck

Chelsea Ruscus went into mo-
mentary lead for the hunter cham
pionship when Mrs. Cary Jackson
rode the Nydrie Stables veteran to
a near perfect performance to win
the qualified hunter class. A bril-
liant field added to the color of the
Corinthian, which was won by Mr..
and Mrs. w. Haggin Perrys chest
nut gelding, Captain Kelly, ridden
to well-placed round by Mrs Perry.
Captain Kelly's satisfactory confor-
nation and appointments contrib
uted to his victory. Summaries:
Yearling colts-Won by Crispin Oglebsy's
entry; second and third, entries of Mrs
Frederick Cwsley, fourth. entry OF Walter
Yearlins oa f,lIieswwen by Dr.; ?. Jones
shdd and M4s Mrs W E. Jones Jones' entry Entry fourth Mr.
P. Jones Jones Grenadier es Gdsrd; second. arovel
5onss Man5 Pss :ur hFd erd pT
Local pleasure horsss---won by Father
ooby Tsoss asnsnd Oak ash shd Mss
Miches Tardust: fourth. Margare
Granger's Heather Anne;
entry: second. Jamie TerrailiFs entry; third
Dr. John MeGayock's entry; fourth, Mrs
- Pony iumping;-Won by Ellie woo'
Keith's SNOWFALL; second, Ellie Woo
Keith,s Little King; third. Ellie ,.Woo'
Keith's Colonel HARRISON; fourth. Vande
Vender's Trophy.
Combination class--Won by Mrs. Ro
Wheeler'.s Silver sprine second, Mrs
thony Rives Owen Glendower; fourth
Gloria Galban's Patsy
=, Qualified hunters-Won by Nydrie Sta
bles. CHELSEA RuScus; second: Howard
r II, schiesineer's Fadeless; fourth, F
Local road hacks-Won by Bobb
Thomas Chestnut Oak; second. MAJ!
| Michies StarduSt third, Father L. 4
| Rowan's Highland Jack; fourth, Haroi
| Corinthian hunters-Won by Mr.. an
Mrs. W: Haggin Perry's Capt. Kelly; sec
| Pamuck: third, Lit and Mrs. R
| Schlesinger'S Fadeless; fourth. Edgewoo
Farms Birthday Party,
Pony saddle-Won by Gloria Galban
third, Anthony Riye's Chanticleer; fourth
| Vandevender's Trophy.
- Hunt teams-Won by Farmington Hur
Team No. 2; second, Keswick Hunt Teal
/; fourth. Riverdale Farm team.
Mr. champSnshP snd %ns Psrrp prelmnarg Won
Nydrie Stables Chelsea Ruscus;. third. NJ
| and Mrs. Renwicks Pamuck. fourth M
| and Mrs. Perry's Hydrogyro.
| Champion - Nydrie Stables Chelse
| Ruscus. Reserve--Mr. and Mrs. W. Haggi
Perry's Capt. Kelly.
Evening star., 1942-09-21

one will take off any day when
there is an excuse for fishing, while
the other is making September
fishing vacation.
Those fishing the Herring Bay
area are doing pretty well, too, al
though there the stripers are the
backbone of most catches. Trout
continue to consort with them, Tor
Buddy Sherwood and Dan Fuller
ton brought some nice ones PACK
to town. The few blues in the
schools aren't anything about which
to be excited. although next month
their numbers might be worth
while.
Doug Watson Generous.
Doug Watson is doing swell JOB
In repairing the odds and ends OF
fishing tackle left with Milton Cor
don at the Sports Center for the
Coast Guard boys on patrol, out
there isn't enough of it coming IN
Were we asking for fayorite rod or
choice reel it would be easy to un-
derstand why one wouldn't care 10
give it up, but it is the broken ano
discarded items we are hoping to
obtain and if fellows like Doug are
willing to take their time putting
them in shape it seems little enough
for us to contribute.
Guardsmen are on duty "a hours
and off a. 1t is the free time that
is hard to take, where the area
often Is far from any habitation
end the fish are In such numbers
ss to excite any ones imagination
Add to that the desirability of fresh
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Hope 10 Match Whir|y
And A|sab Again on
Card at Belmont
Roce Would Be Staged
During Champions
Week for Relief
By SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer

a
NEW YORK. Sept. 21--If racing
had a Mike Jacobs, you probably
would be hearing today how Whirl-
away and Alsab have been re-
matched for a IL mile bout for
the years match race championship.
This one is natural" after Sat-
urdays spine -tingler in which Alsab
hung it on Whirly by half lip
for $25 900 pot at Narragansett,
and, in the fight game, Uncle Mike
never let's the gravy grow cold on
"naturals."
But Uncle Mike usually sticks to
his own knitting So the chances
are the impetus for the return of one
of the real thrillers of turf history
probably will come from the fellows
who are trying to arrange Bel
mont Parks week of champions"
November to u, for Army and
Navy Relief.
Swope on Job.
1t is at this week of galloping-
which is not to be confused with
the regular Belmont fall meeting
opening today-that State Racing
Commissioner Herbert Bayard
Swope and a group of associates
hope they can bring out the top
contenders in every division to settle
all title claims.
In that case, the return between
the S700 bargain baby and little
Mr.. Big Tail would be the big head
liner. And the word today is that
if matters can be ironed out purse
of $25 900 or higher would be offered
to put i on again.
Plain Ben Jones, Whirly's trainer
Is hot for the return shot, although
he isn't taking a thing away from
the way Alsab hung it on Whirlaway
under Carroll Bierman's classy pilot
ing. SO it depends on how Al SABBATH
feels about it.
Both Have Earlier Dates.
Right now, however, both horses
have couple of other earlier date:
to keep. The Sab still has to con.
vince Shut Out that he's a.
good q 3-year-old as Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Kentucky Derby winner
The Lawrence Realization during
the current Belmont meeting should
straightcn out all confusion in thi
division, and Shut Out will be point
ing for that one in a $4,000 over
night prep on today's program.
The feature of today's card is thu
6-furlong fall lightweight Handical
in which Mrs. Tilyou Christopher
Doublrab will pack 14o pounds.
Whirly may 60 right back to tn
wars next Saturday, but Jones hasn'
made up his mind whether 1t vii
be in the Manhattan at Belmont o
the Washington Handicap at Havr
de Grace. ~
Evening star., 1942-09-21

CdTQlTldlS nave only SIX gaines Ie-
manning. They take on the Pirates
again tomorrow. battle Cincinnati
Reds in a night game Wednesday,
play the Reds again Thursday and
after days rest finish off with the
Chicago Cubs Saturday and Sunday.
Southword selected Ernie White
with record of five victories and
five defeats, as starting pitcher
today, while manager frankie
Frisch of the Pirates relied upon
Henry Gornicki, former Cardinal
product. Gornicki also has a record
Of five and five.
Take 35 of Last az Games.
Back on their home lot, the
Cardinals, who won IL of their ID
games on the road, are oozing with
confidence. They figure they have
a distinct edge over the Brooklyn
Dodgers as the pennant drive draws
to a climax, having one less game to
play than the Buns and record
of having won 35 out of their last
AZ games.
Alc oolt opohFu, SoiloiocI dts
Billy Southworth was
elated with the achievement of his
players in whipping and overtakine
the Dodgers, who, only % days ago
had lead of 10l2 games. South
worth at that time predicted thai
the Buns could be stopped, coulc
be beaten. but nobody would believe
| him with the exception of hi
scrappy players.
ITS great to get home after los
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Atchison
Continued From Page A-14)

tCOTlLl0ueQ from rage A-14.b
dangerous placement kickers. 1t
was the force of his low boot, as
a matter of fact, that enabled AL
drich to score The ball bounded
off his chest like line drive 20 yards
downfield and Aldrich, in hot pur-
suit. didn't even break stride as he
went after it.
Ball Plays Kindly Tricks.
Then came an even better break.
Caught up with the ball, Aldrich
was spared the necessity of diving
for it or even stopping to scoop it
up. At just the right time it took
Just the right bounce at just the
right height and Ki. still travelling
Ike the wind, snatched it out of
the air and was gone for the tying
score.
The shock of that blow was too
much for the Steelers. The fire
in them that had fiared up brightly
when Dick Rifle eliminated a A
yard march with line plunge into
pay dirt on the fourth down flick
cred out. The zest for the kill was
gone and for the remainder of the
afternoon they strictly were on the
defensive.
Steve JuzWik went 80 yards to a
touchdown behind beautiful inter-
| ference. hop, skip and jumping over
PROSTATE Pittsburgers on the sec.
| ond play of the fourth period tC
restore the lead to the Tribe. And
Sammy Baugh, after interceptine
Andy Tomasic's pass and returning
it to the Steelers' 3-yard stripe neal
| the games end, pitched pass to Ec
Justice for the final marker that
sealed the verdict.
But, getting back to the Skins
chances in the East, none of the
Pittsburgh players think they'll beat
Philadelphia and anybody who saw
Brooklyn against the Eastern Army
squad will vouch that the Dodger!
seem to be much smoother and a
least two touchdoWns better thar
the local club.
Giants Look Troublesome.
Flaherty secuted the Giant
against the Western Army All-Star
Saturday night and is satisfied
that they'll give his men all th
trouble they're looking for and more
Although Washington ran ava.
with Maj. Wallace Wade's team ant
New York merely nosed it out, 10-7
the Army was not so we'll organized
Evening star., 1942-09-21

in its game with the Skins, its first,
but was hitting on all cylinders in
New York.
Thus far the Tribe hasn't even
family resembled the Redskins who
tore the Army apart on the Coast
and later ripped through Green Bay
in another exhibition. One obvious
reason is the injuries of Dick Todd
and Andy Farkas. Todd insisted
on playing yesterday despite pain
full charley horse but Farkas still
was out with an ailing rib. Flaherty,
however, thinks he has come up
with Andy's successor in JuzWik.
For the second successive week
Stampedin' Steve was the big bolt
Of thunder in the backfield He
tailed the first marker on a series
of line plunges from the 11-yard
line and every time they handed
him the ball it was akin to pulling
the trigger on an anti-tank gun.
Baugh's passes remain an ominous
threat to any team but Sammy
yesterday didn't run Pittsburgh
ragged. He completed II of lS
throws for net gains totalling IS
yards and while one went for a
touchdown none of the others ser
iously disturbed the Steelers. Baugh s
efficiency might have been lowered
by Pitts ring -around-rosey defense
which drew everybody but four
| linemen into the backfeld when
he went in to pitch. Then, too,
Sammy doesn't have the glue
receivers he had when Wayne Mill
ner, Charley Malone & Co., were out
there.
These factors, plus spotty and at
times downright ragged line play
give rise to a suspicion that it will
be a long, tough autumn for the
boys and maybe a lean one. This
title race, at any rate, isn't going
to be shoo-in for them-if they
win it.
Evening star., 1942-09-21
.Greenha|ghs' Horses
Monopo|ize Titles
AT Hagerstown
Special Dispatch to The Star.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Sept. Iii
Entries from Mr.. and Mrs. George
P. Greenhalgh's Springsbury Farm
took top honors at the Hagerstown
Horse Show, which closed yesterday.
Their Billy Do carried away the
grand hunter championship and re-
serve jumper title with five blues
and three seconds to his credit,
while stablemate Big Boy &C
counted for the jumper tricolor.
H. o. Firor's chestnut gelding,
Cherry Bounce, winning a first, two
seconds and third, was reserve to
Billy Do. Summaries:
Pony class-won by Linden Farms
Barbara Insram's Toni.
Ladies hunter-Won by H, Q. Firor S
Post Meridian: third sprnn s1sS sbury Farm m
Big Boy; fourth Bella Haener's Steel Dust.
Combination five-gaited-Won by H o
Farms Hindu Queen; third, John S
Teeter's Nancy Bliss; fourth. F. r. Winter
steen's Yankee Red.
Teeters Top Rail; second. Springsbury
Farms Billy Do; third. Pvt. Ed Haeussler'
Black Filler; fourth, Capt. j. B. Stouffer',
Three-saited-won by Fairland Farm
Myra Stewart; second, James F. Malcolm.
Candy; third. Floyd F. Conian's Little
| Bokay.
sl0o hunter stake-won by Springs
| budy Farms Billy Do second, Gienr
| Hackmans Our Sox; third. H. O. Firor':
| Cherry Bounce; fourth, Lang Valley Farm
| Post Meridian
| Pairs of hunters--Won bv Lang Valley
| Farms Post Meridian and Capt Stouffer
| Canabls; second, H. o. Flror'S Cherr.
Popnce nIld snd NJ Irial tortb third
Rex and Martin Benchoffs Shamrock
/ Fine harness-Won by Fairland Farm
| Chief Counsel: second. Mrs Catherine Nc
Connelfs Golden King; third H. o. Firor'
| Mountain Melody.
Corinthian-Won by springsbury Farm
Billy Do; second, H O. Firors Cherr
| Bounce; third. Sprinesbury FARMS Bi
Boy fourth, Lang Valley Farms Pos
Eastern Breeders Association. Inc. Tro
phy--Won by H, o; Firor's Count G
Myra Stewart; third, r E. Willing
Genius. own fourth. Linden Hall Farm
Lindy Lou.
Champion jumper-Springsbury Farm
Big Boy; reserve. springsbury Farm
Champion hunter-sp -springsbury Farm
Billy Do; reserve. H. o. Firors Cherr
Champion three-zaited---H. o. Firor
Count Of Monte Cristo. reserve. Doroth
| Ritterhushs 6 Golden Promise.
Champion ve-saited--She eldon M. Stew
arts Cedarbrook Ebony Dream; reserv
Mrs. Katherine McConnelrs Golden Kin
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Watson Shares Team
Title, but Misses
keet Sweep
Shoots With Hotel for
2-Mon Win; Fails to Get
AII-Bore Championship
BY the Associated Press.


STRATFORD, Conn, Sept. I'll
If you ever are tempted to pilfer
apples from the Middlefield ORCH
ards of c. E. Lyman, jr., bear in
mind that over the week end he
bested some of the country's best
shotgun artists during the North
American skeet tournament at the
Remington Gun Club range.
The Connecticut fruit grower, who
never before won a major title, cap
tured the feature event of the three
day shoot yesterday by firing a LOOK
100 in the all-bore championship
the only one in the field of 1856 with
a perfect score.
Lyman's victory kept Rufe Wat
son OF Washington, D. c., from
making a one-man show of the an
nual scattergun contest. Previously
Watson had won the other three
major individual championships
the 20-gauge, the .4l0-gauge and tht
preliminary all-bore.
Watson and c. S. Hotel of Wash
| lngton captured the two-man team
title with 198x200, one shot better
than the score of the second place
team of r. r. Bogie and E. A. Wylit
of New York.
Harriet Behrend of Erie. Pa. re,
tained her women's all-bore crown
with a 97Xl00, two birds better thar
the runnerup, Mrs. J. A. La Fore O.
Philadelphia.
Winners in other events yesterda.
| included:
Army Navy chsmpionship--W J, VII
son, Great Lakes Naval Training Station
won on q shoot-of from 1t ]. A. La Fore
Philadelphia; % birds to 21
! Team championship--First, Meado'
Park Club Red team, Carlsbad, N j
!, 4s5x50o: second Meadow Park Gu
) white team, AIS.
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Could Drop One Game
And CIinch if Rivals
Won All Theirs
Defeat Cubs on Double
Steel to Land Even
Split in Twin Bill
BY JUDSON BAILEY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

If the st. Louis Cardinals are
doing any worrying today 1t must
be about how to get World Series
tickets for their friends or how to
keep their wives from buying any
new furniture before the end of the
week.
The struggle for the National
League pennant now has been re-
duced to the point where the Red
birds can clinch it with any COM
bination of five victories of their own
or five defeats for the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Since the Cardinals have six games
left to play. that means they can
lose one of them and still win even
though the Dodgers capture all
seven of their remaining tussles.
There doesn't seem to be much
prospect Of the Dodgers turning the
trick. The best they could do against
the futile Phils yesterday was halve
a double-header and all that saved
them from winding up even deeper
in the rut than their present 212
games was truly great pitching
performance by Claude Passeau.
Trade Whitewashings.
The ace of the Chicago Cubs
pitched five-hit, 80 shutout
against the Cards in the second
game Of a double-h header for his
18th victory after the Cardinals
Morton Cooper had given the Cubs
a four-hit. 10 whitewashing.
Coopers feat came in an alright
duel with his former teammate, Lon
Warneke, who scattered seven
safeties, but was defeated on a
double steal which brought Johnny
Hopp home In the fourth inning.
This was the Tooth triumph for the
Cardinals and Cooper's 21st.
Brooklyn was beaten in the first
game, 7-3. and the defeat was all
the more humiliating because Whit
low Wyatt, the Dodgers No. star,
was knocked out in less than four
innings when Danny Litwhiler and
Nick Etten hit home runs, the latter
with two aboard. Credit for the
victory went to Tommy Hughes.
Buck NeWson, self-styled pennant
insurance for the Dodgers, pitched
six-f1it ball to win the nightcap, AZ,
and kept Brooklyns pennant hopes
from dying.
Today Brooklyn has another date
with the Phils at Ebbets Field and
the Cardinals returned home for the
first Of two encounters with the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
Lone Twin Bill Not Split.
Like the headline engagements, all
the other major league action yes
terday involved double headers and
all were divided except Cincinnati S
clash with the Pirates. They battled
Is innings in the first before the
Pirates won 81 and then played a
3-3 tie in the second, which was
halted at seven innings by Pennsyl-
vania's Sunday curfew.
The New York Giants games at
Boston were postponed.
In the American League the New
York Yankees beat the Boston Rec
Sox, 81, and then lost, 80. in eight
innings when darkness halted play
Gerry Priddy batted in all New
York's runs in both games and Lou
Finney drove home all Boston's runs
in the second game.
Old Mel Harder pitched two-hi
90 shutout against the Detroi
Tigers, but the Cleveland Indians
dropped the second session. 6-5
The Chicago White SoX took ad'
vantage of four errors by the st
Louis Browns to win their first game
6-5, but the Brownies copped the
afterpiece, Az.
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Mats Not Worst Club
In Loop, Series Win
lover As Shows
special Dispstch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-The SEN
ators today were weighing the idea
of instituting suit against those ex-
perts who, earlier in the season,
claimed they were the worst team
in the American League.
After a weekend visit to Phila-
delphia, where they saw the Ath-
letics four times, the Mats came to
New York last night convinced
they had witnessed the poorest Of
them all. the AS, and, therefore,
had legal redress.
Going into the ninth inning of the
first of two games at Shibe Park yes
terday. the Mackmen led. ga. and
Phil Marchildon, one of the league S
better pitchers, was heading for his
18th victory, remarkable achieve
ment with last-place club.
But suddenly Phil started his
usual wild streak. Net result-sever
runs and an unexpected victory fol
the Senators, 11-9.
After losing the 'nightcap, 2 to /
| in 10 innings, the Mats moved on to
New York, resting today. then play
ing The champions tomorrow and
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-09-21
ReicheI, Helen EysseIl
Gain Tennis Titles

1t. John Reichel and Helen Eys-
sell hold the Henderson's Castle ten
mis- championships.
They won in the tournament there
yesterday. Reichel took the mems
singles with 60, So, IS victory
over Ted Noun while the women's
singles went to Miss Eyssen over
Roberta Polan, 60, 6-3.
Evening star., 1942-09-21
BY LARRY LAWRENCE,


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Sept.
21.-The Nydrie Stables veteran
hunter, Chelsea Ruscus, ridden to
superb performances by Mrs, Cary
Jackson, was awarded the coveted
hunter championship at the con-
cluding performance of the Farm
ington Hunt Clubs tenth annual
horse show held in the beautiful
arena of the Pennington Country
Club here yesterday. Competing
against a record entry and before
one of the largest crowds in the his
tory of the Virginia hunter classic,
the aged but still spectacular son of
Campfire Mesquite garnered 1512
points to prevail over Mr. and Mrs.
w. Haggin Perry's 5-year old, Cap
tain Kelly. with 1919 points.
Chelsea Ruscus won the thorough
bred hunter, the qualified hunter,
and was one of the winning pair of
hunters for a total of l21a points,
which brought him into the prelim-
mary leading Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Renwick's Pamuck with 10 points,
and Captain Kelly with 712 points.
Another Perry entry, Hydrogyro,
also made the preliminary. Captain
Kelly, by Sweep All-Kitten M, won
| the class with Chelsea Ruscus sec
ond. but the five points picked up
by this win was not sufficient to put
| the Perry entry into the champion
ship.
Famed as the colt which brought
$4,000, the highest price at this
years Saratoga sale, CriSpin Ogle-
bays entry showed his class by win.
ming the yearling colt event. The
highly favored bay son of Sir Gala
had III-Deloise defeated a splen-
did field of youngsters including
two promising entries of Mrs. Fred
erick Owsley which finished seconc
and third. A good-looking daugh'
ter of Passerby-Yosa entered by
DR.. J. P. Jones, found favor with
the Judges and was declared top.
among the yearling fillies over al
entry of w. H. Lipscomb of Wash
ington, second, and splendid field
The local working hunter clas'
was hotly contested affair which
was won by Mrs. J. P. Jones Gren
adler Guard with the owner up
This is the second leg the aged ba.
gelding, sired by Light Brigade, ha
won on the Dodson Farm Challeng
Trophy which goes with victory il
this event. Ellie Wood Keith
ponies took the first three place
in the pony jumping class.
Evening star., 1942-09-21
Torres Signed as Ring
Foe for Beau Jack

Promoter Joe Turner today an
nounced the signing of Joe Torres of
New York as opponent for Beau Jack
in next Monday nights 10-round
lightweight feature bout when box
ing moves indoors to Turner's Arena
A Puerto Rican, Torres last ap-
peared here as opponent for Billy
Banks on the Lou Nova-Lee Savold
card.