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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
OPENING DAY DRAWS
 S5,OIl BASEBALL FANS

New York. April 22-(UP)-At- tendance figures for the major leagues opening day games:
 National League St. Louis at Cincinnati . 27.709 Pittsburgh at Chicago ...... S.044 Total ...... ..... .36.5 American League Detroit at Cleveland ....... IS. .e47 Chicago at St. Louis ....... A,S2l IOtal ..-........-ss..ss .Ao,AOo Grand total .....,.........Ss.0li
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

Cattle are being sold in Argentina at she Ies~lsaet 'srlear ir 9a unare
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
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 Error - Frey, Runs NNteea lM~- MarsANll TWOe NltS-=Ereyt Tlp~ ton, SNcrlNce->M, Mccormick, AlArN ahNll Double plNNs--NlelN, NrNwA and hSppS MaSs Frey and E Nc, CHrMcisS MsrshAM and N Mct>cgs ssSssnass 6SS ae' Q" sasSs SSses oS eaiSs siSSs I Cooper g, wander Meer & struck oNl M Cooper 3, Wander Nicer ', Nll by plteAer~=Ay N, Cooper (Mlllerl UmDlres - ReadoN, BNllANfANt and Ioets TlMe--2slH AteeMaaMce--SS,~ sOS,
 Cabs BlAMkea
 The Pittsburgh Pirates AlaMkee the Cubs 60 At Chicago before S,OaA in the other National League game The Cleveland Indians seoppeA Do trolt, 10 and st, Louis whltewashee che Chicago White Sox, so M the American,
 Weather conditions postponed four games--New Yor&- Washington and Boston, Philadelphia in the American League and New York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia -Bostcr ln the National,
 Rip Sewell hAn0cOlfe0 the Cahs with three hits as three players sui, tered injuries, Clyde Mccullough, Chicago catcher, cracked an ankle bone, second oaSeman Eddie StAeky of the Cubs was hit In the head by pitched bah and Pittsburgh short tlelder HUck 0eaEy waS shaken Oe in Q collision at second. Four 0t plttsb0rghS 10 hits came in Q four run blast In tho eighth.
 Brownies Best
 SoOthpaw Al Holllngsworth held the Chicago White Sox to four hits to lead the Browns to victory at St. Louis before as2l. A taelaers choice with loaded bases ln the fourth les In the first Brownie run. Chet LaAhs triple sent home another In the seventh with vern Stephens single counting the final run in the same frame.
 Jim Bagby, nainstay of the Cleve~ land stan, pitched ard oatted the Indians to three-hit decision over the Tigers. He drove in the only run in the ninth with a long e aftee two walks and Buddy Rosars double had fllled the bases. The dAys sec ond biggest crowd. lSeag witnessed the game.
 YESTERDAY'S HERO = south paw Johhny Wander Nicer of the Cincinnati Reds who allowed only two hits as his mates blanked the st. Louis cardinals. 10 in ll tn- nlnRs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays mesalas Baltimore {. Toronto 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22

YESTERDAYS HERO = south paw Johhny Wander Nicer of the Cincinnati Reds who allowed only two hits as his mates blanked the st. Louis Cardinals. 10 in l1 tn- nlngs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-22
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Evening star., 1943-01-04
Bishop Protests 10 Goebbe1s
On nazis' RELIGIOUS Attacks
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The Bishop
Of Wuerttemberg has protested to
Nazi Propaganda Minister Goebbels
attacks on Christianity" pouring
from German printing presses while
the church is prohibited to print
the Bible" British Broadcasting
Corp. report heard by the Federal
Communications Commission said
yesterday.
The English Language broadcast
to Europe quoted the bishop as say
ing in letter to Goebbels that
you are trying to drive the German
people away from the church"
The letter, printed in a Swedish
newspaper December II, was quoted
as saying in part:
Attacks on Christianity pour out
from German printing presses.
Anti-Christian books, pamphlets
and periodicals appear in heaps.
Many, many of them are sent
straight to our soldiers on the
battlefrontts. But the church is
forbidden to print the Bible or its
hymn books. or even a single reli-
gious leaflet."
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Raj Continues Assaults
On Jap Bases in Burma
a Inn ArsaciaknI prnss

B. the Associated Press
NEW DELHI, Jan. A. RAF
fighter planes, continuing their
daily assaults on japanese bases in
Burma, yesterday raided several
enemy-occupied villages In the
Rathedaung area, strafed a column
of trucks at Meiktila and set fire to
buildings and railway cars near
Monywa, a British communique an
nounced today.
The raids were carried out with
out the loss of a plane, the an
nouncement said.
The bulletin made no mention Of
British ground forces which have
been reported operating in the
Rathedaung area nle Is miles
northwest of Akydp, after pushing
down the Burmese coast from the
Indian frontier.
Monywa is about 200 miles north
east of Akyab and Meiktila is about
80 miles southeast of Monywa
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Australian Army Coptoin
Becomes U. S. Private
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Jan. A.
Edward Ashley Cooper, SO, would
rather be buck private in the
United States Air Forces than a cap
tain in the Australian Army.
Mr.. Cooper, who became Edward
Ashley when he entered the movies
in 1899, recently was ordered to duty
as an officer in the Australian Army.
He already had taken out his first
citizenship papers in this country,
and had applied for permission to
serve in the United States Army.
Mr.. Cooper was sent to the Ferry
ing Command.
Evening star., 1943-01-04
Joseph Hamilton Dies;
Advertising Agency Head
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Joseph r.
Hamilton, 65, advertising agency
head and director of information for
the WPA in 1899, died Saturday
night after short illness.
He was once advertising manager
of the John Wanamaker store in
Philadelphia and formerly was con-
nected with department stores in
San Francisco and Kansas City.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

tnrmine finalists IN the major d.
vision Monday night All Times
Carriers, wearing their regulation
Jerseys, will hc admitted 10 the
afternoon program free Of charge
At MACH PARK
~ N -J-H Terriers VS. M-7 Ravens
q ines Carrier League. Class 4, senior
dIvEipnl Diamond
b. m-aA-iO Mutts vs. D-7 Braves
tTimes Carrier League. Class A, senior
dfvision) Diamond q
D. m -B-7 wolverines vs. Dis Phan-
toms tTimes Carrier League class p f7r
East Side Junior championship. Iia-
n Square u vs. Lutheran All
stars (CIass 4 mem Diamond
o. m Winner J-14 Terr.ers-N-3 Raw.
ems 49, H-l1 Commands tTlmes carrier
tcaeut class a west side ampi0nshiDl.'
Diamond
ny -E.FeH-s--S- -RsaFe-is-s'-l t1-..i-
var.rrs game VS. winner b-T Braves a 10
Nu''s tTimss Carrier League. class
east SIDE championship
1900 D. M -NlrEes We winner Local
iau. 81 AEuts lmafnr mem
on D. N ~ Horsemrn vs. loser
RrsFs. Hudson game tnaj0r menN'
900 b. M Johnson kol-pakf W win
f------- -r-'---- -a-rr-- t-T-a-~-- lrrr-r
g 30 o. U Winners Of and Z 2 m.
gar~ns twar r-r menD'
Eliminated.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
IIIini TrompIed
.BYGrdnt Stars

CHAMPAIGN. III. Sept. Il
CUP)-A hard-hitting soldier team
from Camp Grant, Ill, turned
three intercepted passes and
safety -intn-a -23=n -Eridirnp- -tri=
umph today over A young Univer-
sity of Illinois eleven.
Camp Grant scored in the sec
ond period on a safety as Don
Greenwood. Illini halfback. Was
tackled behind hiS goal. A 70-yard
drive was eliminated with a l6-
yard touchdown dash by TeHy
Storti, former Stout Institute full
back. Corwin Clatt'S thTee-yard
smash and Bill Burghardt'S pass
inteHeeBtieR and lizard run
netted two touchdownS in The last
period.
The ball changed hands IS
times by tumble or Interception
and each Camp Grant score was
started by grabbing an opponents
aerial
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
SoftbaH Teams Seek
Title Meet Berths

The Metropolitan Detroit soft
ball tournament viii reach the
Semifnal STAGE in Mack Park.
Mack AT Fairvicw Sunday with
teams bidding for The right 10
take part in the world champion
ship series starting in L. OF D.
Stadium Friday night
Principals involved In todav's
program In some cases. are de-
pendent on outcome of late games
Saturday night and winners Of
early games Sunday.
The mems major which has
Briggs BOmbCrS. defending cham
pionS. Hudson Motor Police. John
son Kolpaks. - Horscmon and
one or two others depending on
0f some or the Intcrvcn-
inc Tits siIll ln tho running Will
reach the snmifnal stage before
the lights are dmmcd
The Times Carrier divisions
mayor and UInor-WilI likewise
reach rr7C VCTTtIUat Stage WITH
two east side championships and
a vest side championship being
decided. The two division cham
pionS IN each bracket VIII play
preliminary games 10 the world
title events next Weekend for the
city carrier championship
The Sunday program viii be
split info two sections. The after
noon program starting an . p. m.
viii decide the carrier titles while
the evening schedule should dc
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

mer Yankee inficlder, who
recently was discharged from
the army. is back with his
grinder in a Hollywood arr
craft plant Steve Juzwlk,
former Notre Dame star, is
1t. Paul =. tTony) Hnkle 5
acc halfback al Great Lakes
Casey Stengel and his young
infielder. Eddie Joost, are not
speaking Rumors say Jimmy
Wilson plans 10 quit as manager
Of the Cubs 70 take the more
peaceful job Of coach for one
of the major league clubs
Rogers HornSby S l7-ycai-old
-S0U fTas tgEu T7--7y1HE Sr0rtSt1p
for Kansas CITY Spud
Chandler cf the Yankees and
Stan Nusal az rho Cardinals
seem to be out &C. front In The
race for tre most valuable
player award rn0ors 0 the MAJ
lor league, tl-s E,aI
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Baseball Hot in Africa

Charley Navin, former secre-
-tsst -tsst.s-- f-t-5rSt4it'te-ff- of the Detroit
Tigers. now a manufacturers
agent, is knee deep in war or
ders Head Coach Frank
Leahy'S aides az Notre Dame
this fall are Ed McKeever, Ed
krauSe Hugh Deyore and Wally
Zeimba D.. Zeimba, former star
center, Joined the Irish staff
upon being given a medical dis
charge from the marines re-
Gently -. Creighton Miller,
halfhaek and monogram winner
in 1871 and 1912. is back with
the squad He was gwen a
medical discharge by the army
Miller is in 1-c and is sub
ject 10 recall al any time. Jack
Zeller. general manager Of the
Detroit Tigers. this Sunday
celebrates his 60th birthday -.
He was born in st. Louis
1t. Steve Hamas, the heavy
weight, has written a booklet
on physical condition entitled
"StratoSphere Stamina ~ and il
will be distributed TO all pilots
in training -. Clarence Soup
Campbell. former Cleveland out
fielder, has been moved up from
private to lieutenant IN the
army Bobby Riggs, twice
national singles tennis cham
pion, is an apprentice seaman at
Great Lakes
Baseball IS running wild in
Africa-or was al last reports.
There were six leagues IN Oran
and two each in Casablanca and
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Giuliani, ST. Catherine; Joe Clin-
ton, ST. Leo; Harry Speelman,
st. Gregory, and Don Rider, st,
Cecilia
New coaches in the Second Di-
vision are Farnum Fitzpatrick,
st. Paul, Bill Kerwin AnnunCia-
ton, Bob Boyle, St Rita and
John French. 81. Mary Of Royal
Oak. In The Third Division, new
comers are Ed Williams. St Fran
els De Sales and John Navarro,
ST Patrick.
Prep coaches viii step up the
tempo of their workouts tAis
week. the second for Metro teams
and the third in most cases for
Catholic squads.
Catholic Central. city and Cath
olic champions. will be the first
team TO get into action The
Shamrock play Resurrection of
Lansing Al Keyworth Stadium.
Sunday, Sept. 19. Other parish
elevens will get under way Sept.
26.
Metropolitan League squa d s
opel competition oct !
A list Of prep coaches this
season
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
EsCoBAR TEACHES BOXING

Sixto Escobar, the tiny Puerto
Rican who was bantam champion
OF the world, is teaching boxing 10
military police somewhere in the
Caribbean area ... 1t Ed Berlin
ski former -fnnthaller- North
Carolina state. is a prisoner
somewhere in Germany
Dave Smuckler. the great full
back al Temple a few years ago
is now a first sergeant at the
Army Exchange School. Princeton
He was once the property OF
the Detroit Liens hgt picked the
army over pro football The
leading hitter on the Santa Ana
team is Merle Hapes, a former
professional -toathall player
That's not new except the second
place hitter is Joe DiMaggio.
Fred Hutchinson, d Tiger hurlcr
now in the navy. made his second
appearance Of the season on the
mound and defeated Langley
Field lie held them 10 one
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
FIRST TEAM

First team lineup Is Bill Fisk
and Ben Hlghtower. ends: Augie
Lilo and Kaporch, ackleS; Lyle
Rockenbach and Tony Rubino.
guards R3ttiiA R3ttiiA Ae5r}}irf11fr1. Ned Ma
thews, Lloyd Cardwell and Harry
Hopp. backs; Alexander Wolfe.
center
Their opposite numbers are John
MathCSon and LaNden. ends Opa-
lewski and Dick AShrom. tackles:
Riley Mathcson and Sonny Lilies.
guards, Gerry GOUiCc. center;
Murray Evans, Chuck Fenenbock.
Art FanTone and Elmer Hackney,
backs.
Others on the trip are Merlin
Eik2nherry. Sam BuSich, Glen
Hunter, Stan Batinski. Dan Dat
Sando Ernie RoSteck. Tommy
Colella. Mike Corgan, Ralp h
Hamef, Bob Kccnc and Paul
Moore.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Alexander Put Out
OF Open Net Meet

jim Alexander was eliminated
as the Central Motor City Open
tennis tournament reached the
semifinals Al Kronk courts Sat-
urday He lost 10 Norman Stump.
6-S. g.. Cd Hal Richardson
trimmed John Oats. SO, Ga. and
jim Johnson downed Joe Wojkow-
ski, 81, 81. Alta Oats won in
the women'S division over Jane
Helper, Cd. So. Bill Sears took a
Junior event from Ken Monde.
6-i 6.9
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
FIRST DIVISION

Catholic Central-Al Chesueys.
ST inseph-T0nv Nagel
81 L7dislaus stan Sefcra
So. Anthony Prn. Henry kcgaIkof
So Am hrose nhr0se Burke
81 Catherine Emanuel Guuari'
ne Ia Sale Coach unnamed
So Theresa Geo DuflQr
So Mary tBpdl Berf Srffn
Rpdeemer Desmond SheedE
i.uurdes Tom CorneII
ST. Leo Joe clinton
81 Benedict Walter Monte
So Gregory Harry Spce'mau'
ST. Cecilia Don Rider
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
600 on QOt ?
900 600 O0I !
80 Vie for State
Bike Titles Sunday

State bicycle titles VIII be- dc
cided by men. girls and. juniors
this Sunday IN SCvcn-Milc road.
between Harper and Kelly Walter
Omelcnchuck is senior mems
favoritc More than 50 Will COM
pete among -sYffonl-arc Mike
Walden. senior mems runneT-up
last year Bill TanO. Jim Smith.
Richard TcrraminO. Robert T..
RatanI Junior champ. and Slmonc
OpSoWWer girls ttleholder
Races start AZ Sa m
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

1850 he went to Hamilton, Ont,
and again coached rugby before
he accepted the post at ST Cath
rTTrTC
NaSSucci was added 70 the L. of
n staff 90 assist IN The physical
education program Of The 400
army cDliStces He and Edmund
J.. Barbour VIII direct the entire
program
Massucci IS married and has
three children, Ills home IS IN
Detroit
According 20 athletic director
Lloyd Brazil the hiring Of Mas
succi docs not mean he will re-
place Arthur bud BoerinCer.
who sfiil is ~ his summer home
.u Dorset Minn. BoerinEer is
still listed on The Titan athletic
staff as line coach and his status
VIII remain unchanged.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

navy James p. Norris. son Of
the owner Of the Detroit Red
Wings, is lieutenant IN the
American Navy Lester
Patrick, manager Of the New
York Rangers. has two sons IN
service.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

German ~
the C5nadl-
ems also Is
with he
ECtF ELn-
mo Srytlc
manager OF
HHH
rTF ETIrIl
Maple Leafs,
is a major In
the Canadian
army while
his son is a
IN q m Der Of
c n da' S
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
THIRD DIVISION

re Sales "a WNNamss
Xavier Chas Waters
81 Patrick John Navarro.
50 Vincent Tom KENNEDY
S8crc1 Hesr'-AleX Boda~.
New coach
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
SECOND DIVISION

50 Paul Fsrnum Ffzna'rick'
ST. Rose Babe DcSanttV
AuuunciatiDn.. Bul kcrWir'
St Rita Bob Boyle
81 Martin-Joe Depnlo
St Charles-Jack Iaffry.
St James t,d Naloncy
ST. Philip Fsri Dunn
s. MARI RO-J0hn Frerrhs.
~ Alphonsus- Dave Wolfe
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

fNeus about athletes IN the
armed services appears in The Z
Times every Sunday and
Wednesday.)
Pfc Harold Parmelee or Detroit,
now stationed at Grenier Field,
n. H., was second in the 100-yard
free style event during the recent
post swimming championship =. &.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Parmelee and has a brother
Ernest also in the army Ed
gar Greene, former member of the
Times sports staff, is visiting in
Detroit He is now a lieuten-
ant in the marines Bob Cur
win, another member of this staff
now lieutenant in the air forces,
expects shipped overseas
within the next few weeks
He is at Great Falls, Mont.
SGT. KOPAS HOME
Sgt William J. Kopas has ar
rived home on a furlough He
is marine fighter pilot and was
in the Southwest Pacific year
=. He was all city guard on Holy
Redeemer's football team and
played the same position with the
marines at Quantico, Va. 1t.
Johnny Druze, who played in the
line for 1t. GehdF- JEH Crowley
at Fordham, has rejoined his boss
in New Zealand Johnny later
went to Boston College and Notre
Dame as assistant 10 Frank
Leahy.
1t. Comdr. Ray Flaherty, who
coached the Washington Redskins,
will have a powerful footbal-out-
fit at Farragut Lake Among
his candidates are III Aldrich, Ed
Justice Jim Barber, Urban Odson
and Bob SweiGer They VIII
play some of the leading college
teams in the northwest Pacific
states.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

AlgierS
Cpl &c ke
Bonura Is the
baseball ty-
coon IN OIan
lie runs
the " n o lie
show and IN
matters per-
tain ing TO
baseball ma
ior generals
refer 10 him
Jimmy
Reese. for
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Browns BUMP
White Sox, A.

ST. LOUIS. Sept II GNS)--
Boots HollIngSworth made it two
straight for the ST Louis Browns
today when he turned back the
Chicago White SoN. 4 10 /, with
Edgar Smith on the losing end.
CHICA 81. LOUIS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Seventh Straight
Is Lost by Cubs

CHICAGO. Sept II CUP)-The
Cubs suffered their cventh
straight defeat today when AL
Brazlc and the Cardinals beat the
Bruins, 81 Three of the Cub
hits came in the ninth To avoid
Shutout.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Pirates Tumble
Reds TO Third

CINCINNATI, Sept II CUP)-
The Pittsburgh Pirates knocked
the Cincinnati Reds down 10 third
place in the National League race
here today ny beating the Reds,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Bo-Bo Too Good
For Mdckmen

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. II
CUP)--Bobo Newsom turned in
his second triumph for the Sena-
tors when he pitched them 10 a
81 victory over The Athletics TO-
day.
George Case made two steals
Of second To run his stolen bases
for the season 10 as Bob John
son afforded the Senators their
first run by hitting his seventh
home run.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Totals 80 20 II Totals "a u IA
'Haiicd tor Han,7eVsN 'u eighth
b7t'ed for Mru'1 .n ninth
hst'et f'r Burrows IN ninth
=. bohi7 nn0 oli QOi
'"l''t" 900 600 O0i
Runs W Cooper iitwrilrr RrayIs.
sNuk'ion Errors EutoWsk N,rNa
HACK. FailDr Runs hRftes tu Sanders
anon ildIiehr andtn. IW1-hase hits
L.wreyi ~'aukN. Thrre-hass hH Lit.
"iiler Sacrifices EuroWsk Klein. Lii.
whiler HHpr FaIIoD Double uIays
fhl"n 20 sanders .. HACk 20 Stang. 20
CRVarrefta. Left on bases 81 Louis :
CHICAGO Bases on balls orr Rrazls 2
otf HHuNzcWEki struck 0uf RV Prsyie
4. hy Hauy7cwski Hts-Off Hsuv-
zeWsk IN s innings or Burrows 2 I'M I
inning Wild pitch Rra7Ic Losinr
pitcher HanNgewskt JmUtres stewart
and Dunn Time So. Attendance. ac-
tual-4 E7q
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

1872 ArthurS squared the sol
two weeks ago by winning, 4-3.
LOSE TO SAME CLUB
Al Bicclow viii use Don Nc
Catty again. II looks like Joe
Jasina for ArthurS-
Oakwood and the Owls each
lost ono elimination game 10 the
same team, Northwest Lions OF
the two. OakWood is the better
hitting club but the Aces may
find Piercc's southpaw slants not
so easy 10 find
The Owls arc backed by High
lanG Park Junior Chamber Of
Commerce whose members include
Joe Guffln former Highland Park
l. : and Detroit Tech football
center. and Bob Brown who man
ages the club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Has kNEE injury

With a knee injury aggravated,
Ted PavrtFc dId not accompany
rhp Lions 10 Akron. Instead he
journeyed 10 Chicago 10 consult
the physician VINO operated on
the knee some time back. The
injury is not serious, however. and
the Detroit veteran is expected 70
be ft for the regular season 5
start
Morgan GinCraSs and jim Kipp
re also left az home with in
jurieS. The squad that made the
trip includes 33 players From
the total Of 36, eight players must
he cut before the start Of the
regular season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

Turn of the wheel brings into
focus Sunday a. Northwestern
Field another FIRST flight Detroit
Amateur Baseball Federation card
as the curtain To the lai3 season.
Sans and ArthurS in class 3.
each with decision over the
other in the play-o1s strive for
the championship on Diamond ].
AT 4 o'clock Preceding their
show AT ] p. m. is the y scutlle
between OakwoOd Aces and High
land Park Owls
Both tho Owls and OakWood
cam, to the fore from the un-
known group were not mentioned
in the forecasts. ArthurS and
Sans are long standing rivals.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Nor'heastern- Harold Grove
Eastern Curtis McDonEaU.
Dcnh, Abe Elowltzv.
Northern- Joe MusehrNas
Pe-shinE Chas Ieadbettar
Southeastern George school
Highland Park steamer Hr~ri~r
Hamtramck-Fl Floyd S'n,um
Redford Malcolm Weaver.
Wright LLOYD Pl0mGclds.
Cooley Charles JenkF.
Western Ken Nathes00
Central Harold Eawr'er
SouthvrstsrD Never RIaNs
T. n High Bob Herman
Cha0se, Flovd Groves
Mackenzie Dick Frsnk0ski.
Northwcsteru-Sa Bishop
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

huns TUcker GutterI1Ee kfeeVich Me-
Quinn IiolnEsworth Error McQuInn,
Runs battcd -Laahs. McQuinn g. Curt
wright Two base -Gutter'dEe Home
rur NcQu'~n Sacrifice. NCgrivu. ~ bob .'
plays stephens 10 McQunn. CuccincUo 20
webb to Kuhe. ieu on nast
T. 81 Louis Bases on baTs-Dt Su r
3 orr Hoiursworth ! struck out py
smith Q bv HoNugsWorth T. Hits orr
Smith On Z innings on Haynes none IN
/ inning Losing pitcher smith Umplrcs
Eowme'l and Hubbard. Time OF game -
1tfl Attendance cps
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

hit-for seven innings and then
retired Ted Williams, the No.
slugger of baseball when he
entered the navy. has developed
into a better than average boxer
during his training 30 Mo
lenda, fullback at Michigan a few
years back. has been advanced
from a chief specialist TO lieuten-
ant j. G. He is stationed at
Redlands, Cal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
& IN =iST DIVISION

I'm Nh city league, the newcom-
eT> are Harold Grove. Northeast
ern. Abe FllOWitZ. DENLY; Nal
Weaver Rcdford. Lloyd Bloomfield,
Wilbur Wright; Charles jerks,
Cooley. and Meyer Blatt, South
western. OF these, the best known
is jerks. who formerly handled
football at Central and North
eastern
Six Of the changes so far an
nounced in the Catholic League
are in the First Division. Cath
olic Central has named Al CheS-
ney TO succeed John Hackett.
The others are Brother Henry
koSalkO. 81. Anthony. Emanuel
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 it q . Totals 81 s77 -
'Bauc1 Tor Harris m ninth.
wsshinE'on oi0 100 a13 =
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son. Esrly 2 Prrfy Suder. Error
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base hiis-Sudsr white. sshsrt Johnson.
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van 10 Johnson MAYO 20 suder "a sisbert.
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