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Evening star., 1942-09-29

doubt as we can muster, this de-
partment's World Series croice is
the Yanks in five games. The
Cards ought to win one, but we
don't know when or how, since
they can't match the Yanks at
the plate and in pitching and
fielding about the best you can
give them is an even break.
Todays guest star-Samuel B.
Cohen. Meriden Comm Daily
journal; The Athletics ended
the seceon a week early, which
wasn't soon enough. The Phils
moved into Ebbets Field in the
midst Of scrap drive and had
quite battle to prevent them
selves from being included in the
salvage"
Service Dept.-Pvt. Marcel
Camp, the billiards champ, finds
that the Army doesn't give him
much time for practice with a
cue. He recently arrived at In
diantown Gap Pa) and reports
that so far he hasn't been able to
locate pool table there. Sergt.
Jackie California; Wilson sends
word from Mitchell Field that
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Army to PIoy P|ebes Course Is Cut to Three Years
onke Picked Win

he hollered about being sent to
the minors.
One minute sports page-Two
days before Secretary Stimson
called off the Louis Conn fight
Mike Jacobs had handed his
resignation as promoter to War
Boxing, Inc. He didn't want
any part of suit over the
broadcast. The Dodgers pen
nant fight carried right on
after the season ended-into a
mild "rhubarb" between Bobo
Newsom and Leo Durocher and a
livelier row between Ducky Med
wick and Ed Head.
When the President signs a bill
cutting the West Point course
from four to three years Army
will announce that plebes will be
allowed to play on the varsity.
Marty Glickman, the old SYRIA
cuse U. and Olympic sprinter
who has been broadcasting sports
for WIN, has reduced from 1856
to 169 pounds for another fling
at track competition this winter.
Prediction-After giving the
Cardinals the bene3lt Of as much
Evening star., 1942-09-29

Ia w iSohoSSI N4pll OilC SOlACGJol VI
internal revenue and must pay the
Government taxes of II per cent of
the excess over the established price
of the tickets. They also are re-
quired to obtain $100 license from
the city
Five brokers'" two from Phila-
delphia, one from New York, an
other from Chicago, and one from
st. Louis have registered.
Ticket Situation Is Acute.
AS ST. Louis prepared for its sixth
World Series in II years, the ticket
problem became the perplexing sub
ject. All of the 22,879 reserved
seats and 3,168 box seats were
quickly sold and the ticketless fan
faces the problem of rising early
and standing in long line in an
effort to obtain one of the 10000
tickets that will go on sale at 7 am.
at Sportsman's Park the day of each
game. There will be about 1000
tickets that entitle purchasers only
to standing room.
St. Louis hotels, already filled to
capacity, are declining thousands of
applicants. There just aren't any
rooms to be had. Unless reserva-
tions were made weeks ago, visit
ing World Series fans will need to
depend on ST. Louis friends with an
extra bed unless they want to curl
up on an automobile seat during
the night between the first two
games to be played here.
Three large national business
organizations had scheduled con-
ventions here year ago, with no
thought of the series at the time,
and their delegates now are occu-
pying rooms for which the fans are
clamoring. One large hotel received
such flood of applications that the
management had to engage three
extra employees just to refuse them.
No Writers from Coast.
Sid keener, in charge of press
arrangements, said today that for
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Roosevelt to Send Clever Ends
Into Action Against Western
Howard, Console Reveal Worth in Clash
At Orange; Techs Bauer Is Sturdy Back

Tech promises to give Episcopal
plenty of trouble this Saturday.
Eastern Faces Rugged Foe.
Jim Gilmore, another member of
Techs starting backfield, injured
his shoulder and may not play.
Episcopal itself has some big BOYS
in Bags Osborne, Chester Water
man and Mac Mccullough and a
good battle is in prospect.
Eastern, Episcopal's victim last
Saturday, goes against another
tough Virginia club this week when
it takes on John Marshall at Rich
mond. The Justices are rated a
shade better than the Thomas JEFF
ferson team Central defeated. 1876.
and won the State championship
last year. The word is out. though,
that Marshall may not repeat with
Petersburg picked as a likely sue
cessor. That Petersburg club is
plenty tough, as those who saw it
beat George Washington High, 400,
on Friday night will attest. This
was on top of the 26-0 lacing it gave
Gonzaga the previous week.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TOMORROW.
Wrestling.
Paul Boesch VS.. Ernie Dusek
feature, Turner'S Arena, first
match 8.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Mississippi VS.. Georgetown,
Griffith Stadium, 815.
Coolidge at Anacostia (high
school series), 3:45.
Western at Roosevelt (high
school series), 3:45.
st. Adams at Wilson, 3:45.
st. Johns at Central, 3:45.
Golf.
Assistant pros championship,
Manor Club, 8 am.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Reports from Orange. Va, where
Roosevelt's Rough Riders made their
first start of the football season on
Saturday against Woodberry Forest,
say that Coach Artie Boyd has two
very good ends, Charley Howard and
Salvatore Console.
These lads were standouts in the
Riders losing effort, which in
cidentally didn't mean anything be-
cause Of the weather conditions
under which the game was played.
Howard, all-high basket ball center
last season. particularly was good
Weighing 180 pounds, he stopped
practically everything coming near
his end and he did the Riders kick
ing as well, averaging 35 yards with
the dead, wet ball. That's good
high school distance on a dry field.
The Riders are we'll fixed for ends
with Don Swan also on the team.
In fact, it's tough decision Coach
Boyd has to make each week as to
which two of his trio to start. Boyd
may make one change in the back
field for this Fridays high school
series opener against Western by
shifting Irv Kolker from the block
ing back spot to running back. He's
a big lad and it's a question of
whether his heft will be more val
liable carrying the ball or blocking
for Roosevelt's light backs. Irv is a
brother of Bernie. Kolker, who gives
promise Of doing some good work for
George Washington U.
Transportation Is Problem.
Most of the high school teams
making their first out-cf-town trips
over the week end ran into some
transportation problems with crowd
ed trains and buses. The Riders.
coming home, found train schedules
disrupted. They planned to catch
the $50 train, but instead took the
$40 at 6:45.
Wilson, of course, couldn't charter
Q bus for its trek to Front Royal,
Va, where 1t nosed out Randolph
Macon, but its IS boys just about
filled the regular bus. and few OF
them found themselves standing
toward the end of the trip. No
team, though, had the trouble Con-
zaga did week ago going to Peters
burg when it was an hour late
found the lunch it had ordered in
advance already eaten by another
big party, had to go into the game
without a warmup and was penal
lied Is yards at the start for not be-
ing on the field on time.
About the most deceptive-lookine
back who played around here over
the week end was little Monk
Bauer of Tech. He appears light.
weight, who, soaking wet, might
push the beam to maybe $50 pounds
He actually weighs about ITO, mosl
Of it in a pair of thick, driving legs
That's the reason Westinghouse.
had 30 much trouple stopping him
He's built close to the ground ane
is very hard to spill. With Jo'
Focker and Nick Pappas, two othel
big boys, In the backfield with hin
Evening star., 1942-09-29
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
Wide World Sports Writer.


NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Serious
stuff: OF his National League
record, Mort Cooper ought to win
a couple of World Series games,
but don't count on it too much.
Since the Yanks started their
series winning streak in 1927, no
pitcher has been able to beat
them for the big money Just by
throwing the ball past the bat
ters. They've lost four games in
eight series-two to Carl Hub
bell, one to Hal Schumacher and
one to Whit Wyatt. Stan Mu-
sial's kid brother, Ed, an aFtil-
leryman at Fort Riley. Kans., saw
the SCards wind up the season
and probably got more kick out
of 1t than any ordinary fan.
Looks as If Whitley Moore had
grabbed the ''luckiest' title
from French Bordagaray. He
cut in on the series swag twice
with the Reds and then landed
with St. Louis this year because
Evening star., 1942-09-29

he's willing to fight Fritzie Zivic
or Ray Robinson for the benefit
of the Army Emergency Relief of
Mitchell Field or any other fund.
The Pasco (Wash0 Navy Air Base
baseball team wound up its season
with AZ victories and only de-
feats.
Al Cornet, former Oklahoma
City golf pro now an Air Corps
ground crew man in New Gale
donia, writes home that golfers
there have to make their clubs
from tree limbs and swing at
mosquitoes for practice. And
when they play his imaginary
course they have to count their
sunStrokes, too.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Cardinals Still Abze Will Enter World Tomorrow Unawed by Yan
Win, Lose or Draw
Billy the Kid Makes the Iona Climb
BY FRANCIS {, STAN.
Star Stan Correspondent.

81 LOUIS sept 29One of the why the
te o LOUIS Cardinals in the National League
popular is because of William H. SouthworthBly
ooughty little fellow who the
tomorrow in the opening the World
ay SouthWorth pleasant
wnos nad hups and downs baseball Facing
exactly oe new experience because right fielder
The winning cut after dramatic 7-game
Billy oated 35 that
course that the series which
Grover Cleveland Alexander
f1ong high He 800 hitter that
he started far-hung organization
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Crowley Not Always Sleepy

CHAPEL HILL. N. c. CP.-Comdr.
James Sleepy Crowley, formerly Of
Fordham, but now in charge Of the
North Carolina pre-flighters. tells
newcomers he got his nickname
during his Notre Dame college days
because I could sleep all right In
the mornings and nights. but used
to roll and toss something terrible
in the afternoon"
Evening star., 1942-09-29
W. & M. Win Over Novv
Duzed Coach Voy|es
BY the Associated Press

Dy TIC ASSOCIAt<u Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 2e-Perhaps
1t was the 3-to-0 victory over Navy
which ratified Coach Carl Voyles of
Williams and Mary. Asked after the
contest which Middle player i'm
pressed him the most. Voyles re-
piled that Cameron did some swell
passing"
Capt. Alan Cameron, Navy full
back, didn't play because of in
juries.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
When He Fell Out Of Favor With the Bosses

Billy harda
hard Because he
followed
uona League
he of
TO in
Although emineny successful
worth not only remained bushes
Card lived Kid
dropped sight Bill
trial dropped
the New York club
and longer, absence baseball.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Ticket, Hotel Problems Beset
Series Throngs in St. Louis
ScoIpers Are Skyrocketine Seat Prices,
Business Conventions Fill Most Rooms
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press Snnrts Writer

ST LOUIS, Mo- Sept ga selout of all
World Series games starting at Sportsman Park
scaprs prices skyroketng today with brokers' asking
$50 for $500 box seat and $40 for $575
The scapers ticket brokers' required
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Southworth Came Back the Hard Way


couple appeared time he
the bushes Ashevle
still nice afab husting
was of the brass rail
So he back
Rochester and back the
Beadon and Hickey He
the'i kind of He had brains Billy
tn tough.
~ When the Dodgers
Souhworh took his defeat phoophicay
triumph. The Buns a
bush in series The fancy of the
swashbucking fast-talking blatant
Buns Followers Deserted, Switched to Cards
But the novelty the
They too loud and too followers
deserted them The other
at MacPhaI Durocher 81
Then 1t was that people began to
young Southworth fellow
quiet and easy talk
But Billy the Kid and the a
On August they 10 back
were 9A games behind. Time running
Then Come the Redbirds With MIGHTY Rush
But then the mighty rush Thev cut the
oogers lead almost
bzngy hot They September and won 10 the
next IL games to cEnch the flag
and tied ~ e
There mighty cheer
the boys who can come from behind
Now Billy the Kid going
He knows the job ahead Of him. haven't
lost World Series since that eight in row
Inc percentages against Southworh
least Billy has lot Of loyal rooters He's real
Evening star., 1942-09-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
Parade Tonight
In Northwest TO
Aid War Effort

Determined that the northwest
district will lead the city IN civil
ian war activities the business
social ant service organizations 81
the section have planned a huge
parade and rally 20 promote war
activities and work.
The parade. in which IL is
planned more than loco persons
viii participate, Is 10 get under
way al Outer drive and Stoepel
Park AT : p. m. today
Expected 70 he more than a mile
and a half long. tho parade will
m owe along Fenkell avenue
through Briehunoor 10 Burt road
then 10 Grand River avenue and
out 10 the BEDFORD city limits.
Henry Ford, Gov Murray ID.
Van Wagner Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries Jr. Secretary OF State
Harvey F. Kelly and ranking navy
and army officers are expected TO
be present at the reviewing stand
More than so floats, a feature Of
which will he a 40-foot float pic
turning the navy canteen. will
move in the parade. Prizes for the
best float will be given Friday
evening at Edgewater Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
War Plant
Strike Off:
$500 Back

Work was resumed today at the
Aluminium Company Of America
after a one-day stoppaGc caused
when $500 members Of tho Alumni
mum Workers Union tCIO) left
their Jobs In a wage dispute
The strike, which halted vital
war production az the plant for
the fourth time this year, pre-
vented Is visiting American and
British war heroes from visiting
tho company for personal obServa-
ton OF what the men in shops are
doing 10 aid the men on the bat
tlclrontS.
The decision TO 60 back 10 work
was made az a meeting held yes
terday in Slovak Hall. The men
voted almost unanimously in favor
OF returning after hearing adj
dresses by Lieut.. Col. George
Strong. chief of aircraft procure
ment, and other government and
state labor Cancellation men.
The strike was precipitated, ac-
cording TO Harry d. Williams,
president OF the local, when the
company installed a new system
of job evaluation without consult
lng the union"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-18
Chrys|er Farley
AwaitsU. ). Aide

Federal Conciliator James F.
Dewey was expected to arrive in
Detroit tomorrow to preside over
negotiations between the Chrys-
Ter Corporation and the JAW
CIO, which were broken off when
the union walked out of the con-
ference.
Morris Field. head of the union
bargaining committee, said that
the company had refused fatty
to grant any one of the 10 union
demands, which included a union
shop and a 81 a day wage incyease.
Field said that he had made a
request to Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins that Dewey be
sent into the conferences.
A company spokesman isSeued
the following statement:
"The UAW-CIO broke off ne
gotiations with the Chrysler
Corporation at noon today be-
cause of the refusal of Chrysler
to accept all of the 10 demands
for wage increases made upon
It."
The deadlock in~negotiations
came after only two days of ac-
tual DISCUSSION OF the unions de-
mandS.
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Material Tieup
Blamed as Sndg
To New Houses
Time. staff Corrs.pondsnt

LANSING. juno Is. Private
home building in the YpSilanti and
Detroit defense area is al a
standstill today and the housing
situation is growing more acute,
Raymond NJ. Foley. state FILA
administrator, revealed today.
Reporting 10 the state defense
council in his capacity as chair
man of tho housing committee,
Foley stated:
"Our men are working 2i
hours daily attempting 10 OBJ
tain some relief from the fed
eral government, hut the War
Production Board has not yet
relaxed its building restrictions"
REVISION IMPERATIVE
Foley said there will have TO be
a revision Of what is considered
essential war housing" or a re-
vision of the method alloting
building materials.
1.-THE present prospect for adj
dltionaI housing in these two
vital defense areas depends en-
tirely upon the solution of the
materials question" he added.
Foley. in reply TO questions by
members Of the council, admitted
there was nothing the state could
do about the situation.
FARM STATUS NOT ACUTE
c. V. Ballard. chairman of the
council agricultural committee. re-
ported that Michigan's farm labor
problem is not acute now because
farmers entered the planting sea-
son with new or fully repaired
equipment and made the most OF
family help.
However, local defense councils
will be asked 10 enroll volunteers
for any farm emergency that may
arise. A total of 172,789 persons
are now enrolled in the states
protective services and 158, 233 in
civilian mobilization, it was re-
vealed.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
We Encounter Prominent Figures

Tech party usual very successful
and pleasant encountered figures prominent
sports among them Charley Bachman Jack
Ralph Young John Kobs Lloyd Brazil Eddie Barbour
Joe Gembis and Fred Haner.
George Sherman. Wayne Unversitys Woodworking sports
publicity director in happy frame of mind because Frank
indicated that he will TO school this fall
When you're thin in experienced players the Tartas
apt to be- presence performer is
for rejoicing.
Sabo famed alcy and alsate basketball star
when attended Southwestern High School But he
played football until he attended Wayne Gemb his posi-
bes brought him fast that he holding down
regular his sophomore and doing creditabe
job
quit school in the middle of the 194l-42 basketball
season TO 20 defense plant The Wayne board OF
strategy feared that he lost for good hence the broad smiles
Gemb and Sherman that Sabo has announced
his intention of returning to school.
Another event of great the Tech bust the
delivered 1t Byron Fehter in charge Of the
navy recruiting station in the Federal Building here He told the
navy changed the requirements for physical
experts who wish enlist chief specialists to work
Commander Gene Tunneys physical fitness
gram.
The maximum age these candidates has been raised
years Two years of college work is all that is
where formerly college degree required
these changes received with than
a little interest by the assembled coaches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
IT'S SUCCESSFUL, PLEASANT Event

Gus Doras talking about The forward pass is IKE henry
Ford talking automobiles Hedy Lamar taking ABOUT
glamour girls ILL.,, - b;,,
such was the Of the crowd Of college ana hg
school coaches Is who attended Lawrence Ieon
annual sports party shelby last night Dorais was
The featured speaker The Lawrence Tech coaching schoo
Yesterday and assembled aCcans were unanimous ana
emphatic their assertion that has explanation oil lo"u pass
ofense and defense couldn't be topped
Dorais certainly of the great masters OF the Tor
ward pass technique observed genial Don Rider Lawrence
Tech mentor and the coaching school His listeners
were so impressed with talks that they insisted that get
his notes and mmeogaphed that they could all
get copies study Coming from fellow coaches that real
praise"
Dorais spoke defense in the morning In the after
noon he asked the assembled straegss what they wanted to
hear they called for lecture the Dorais specially
pass oene fellow who used TO pitch the pgsn
Knue Rockne talked about the offensive weapon which ne
certainly any tactcan the country has MADE
popular and effective
So absorbing his simple informal chat about the over
game the kept him than an hour over
reluctant to let him When Doras talks
pass the most experienced coaches listen
with respect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Opportunity
Jimmy Edgar Gets AI-Imporfant Test Friday
Against Jack LaMo+ta in New York

The coffee-colored Negro with
unusually large shoulders added,
Louis always told me--if you can
punch and if you're in good con-
dition nobody can lick you. Con-
dition is most important Of all.
Louis became interested in Ed
gar when Jimmy was an amateur.
Jolting Joe used 10 come down to
the Brewster Center for young
Negroes and referee bouts. He was
impressed with Jimmy's effective
ness as simon pure-as he ham,
mered on TO win nine amateur
titles.
Because of the Brown Bomber's
interest, John RoXborough sent for
Edgar, and induced him 10, turn
professional under the joint guild
ance of Roxborough and Louis.
This joint guidance was interest
ing, but Improbable. at first, be-
cause hard-hitting Edgar could get
no opponents in the light, welter
or middleweight fields.
Meanwhile, Trainer Eddie Futch
risked his small savings 10 take
Edgar TO New York. After lengthy
tribulations, the young Negro got
an eastern fight with Vern Pat
terson-and belted him out in the
second round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Tiger Batting Averages

Totals l27 t84s se3 1852 45l IS 24e
Including totals of Fuchs Hitchcock
NCNsr Rowe and Tthbetts and tie games
PLAYED with Cleveland July 4. August IL