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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Eden Talk Toniqht
In Maryland May Be
Churchill Sequel
Diplomats Await With
Interest Comment on
AneIo-Russion Relations

By the Associated Press.
Anthony Eden's scheduled address
at Annapolis tonight was awaited
with keen interest by Washington
diplomatic observers seeking to eval-
uate the results of the British For
eign Secretary's fortnight of wal
and postwar conferences In this
country.
1t was felt Mr.. Eden's appearance
before the joint session of the Mary.
land State Assembly would give him
an opportunity to throw additional
light on questions which have come
into the foreground of popular dis
cussion since his arrival here-par-
tlcularly the question of future
Anglo-American collabora ton with
Russia.
Tonight's address, which will BIZ
broadcast over CHS at 9 o'clock is
expected to be significant seuue
to Prime Minister Churchill's Sun
day broadcast on war and postwar
problems. Mr.. Churchill expounded
the broad outlines of Britain's atti-
tude; Mr.. Eden tonight may empha
size in greater detail the problems
OF particular Importance to Anglo
American relations.
Yesterday Mr.. Eden visited Nor
folk with Secretary of the NAVY
Knox.
During the tour of naval estab-
llShment in the area, Secretary
Knox assured the crew aboard q
British warShip that the Allies were
soon going to show that the Ger,
mans and Japanese were on the run
Somewhere. some time soon. VIZ
are going to demonstrate that W,
have the Boche and the Jap on the
run" said Secretary Knox.
Mr.. Eden told his cheering coun.
trymen that their families in Eng
land we're lin very good heart. in.
deed and said the bombing O
Britain was nothing like as bad a.
when you were last there, and tn,
bombing of the Boche was yer,
much better than when you wer,
last there
Mr.. Eden stated that we are in.
deoted to our American friends.
and turning to Mr.. Knox. he sale
that on behalf of the British gov.
| eminent. he wished to thank yo,
for this ship and many more as we'll
| and many more to come"
After being introduced to the crew
by Mr.. Eden. Mr.. Knox acknowl.
edged the expression of gratitude
from the Foreign Secretary, bu
added. we know it was the gut.
and backbone of you British fellows
that kept this war going until we
got into it. Otherwise. we might bt
fighting with our backs to the wal
now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26

the whole plan fails. He said he re-
garded Pennsylvania as an admirable
field for the extension of the Ameri-
can Labor party. There he pointed
out the American Federation of
Labor and the Clio go along together
politically. In Newark. the CLIO has
always been friendly to the Labor
party, and so have some Of the big
unions in the AFL.
The New Deal must be pre-
served" Mr.. Alfange said. 1T offers
the only way for private enterprise
to continue along side of the social
gains which have been made under
the New Deal administration in the
last 10 years.
After all the American Labor
party is really conservative. It is
against isms whether Fascism or
Communism"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26

that the Government was Negotiate
ing for a return of some OF the
reported 100000 cases of canned
foods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26

Don't fire till you see the whites
Of their eyes. But you may buy War
bonds now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Cards Reach
1OO-Gane Mark
Nv nited Press

The ST Louis Cardinals, 1919
ch rmpions of the Nationa !
League, have dominated their cir
cult more than the New York
Yankees have lorded il over the
American League. the major
league percentage tables disclosed
today.
With 100 victories against only
49 defeats, the Red Birds have
percentage Of 81, while the New
York Yankees, champions of the
American League, and their
scheduled opponents for the forth
coming World Series, are trailing
with .635. The Yankees have
turLed in "a victories against 81
defeats. with six games remain
ing. The Cards have five 10 go.
Thus the Yankees, 10 pull even
with the Cards record, must win
the rest Of their games while the
National champs drop all their
contests,
The Cards scored their Tooth
victory in taking the second game
of a double-header with the Bos-
ton Braves yesterday. Max La
nier went the route, scattering
six hits, TO give the Red Birds
an easy II victory AL Javery
was charged with the loss The
Braves won the 13-inning opener.
6-5, spelling Mort Cooper'S bid
for his twentN-second victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
A Real Debut

Dick Nolan. a boy who never
PLAYED football until last Sat
t-ttff-ftt --r y ri r1r1ty
Cross stars who held Dart
mouth 10 a 3 20 O Wit. Pvt
Glenn DobhS TulSaS ALI
America back. who starred IN
the All-Star game IN Chicago.
is now throwing passes for
Randolph Field. Tex, 90. HIS
brother. Bobby cadet al
West Point IS in the Army
baCktield.
Fritzie Ewes right name is
Ferdinand Henry Jones Civic
Born in Pittsburgh, Civic
is a Croatian-AmeriCan e.. &.
His parents were born IN Aus
tria Joe Peralta used 10
be a cowboy for his manager,
Lester Krell. on a ranch near
Douglas. AriZ. Joe used 10
compete in rodeoS.
Charley Jones, manager Of
Sammy Angott is half owner
OF the Hogan e. Jones racing
stable Mike Hogan is the
other half The partners
have 10 running horses, one of
which is named Sammy Angott
Jones planned TO race at
Detroit Fair Grounds this year,
bur was too late for stable
space he plans TO bring his
thoroughbreds here next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Great Lakes Players
Transferred 10 East

GREAT LAKES, H. Sept %
up The Great Lakes naval
training station announced today
that 10 members of the station
baseball team have been trans
forred 10 cambridge. Md for ad-
vanced training
The men. all former major and
minor league pl ayers. were
Johnny Mze, former first base
man for the New York Giants ,
Joe Grace and Glenn NcQullen.
outhelderS from the ST Louis
Browns, Barney McCoskey of Dc
troit Leo Nonrcnkamp. Kansas
City Blues catcher George Dickoy
of the Chicago White SoN short
stop Eddie PcllaCrini Louisville
Colonies; and pitchers Bob Harris,
Philadelphia Athletics and Johnny
Schmtz and Nern Olsen Of the
Chicago Cubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
CCM Talent Skinny
For First Game

NEW YORK, Sept % ms
The football situation AT City Col
loge of New York which is
Sketchy at best. is AS bad off as
any other varsity eleven today.
The G. &, y. Y. team meets its
first competition today when they
Scrimmage the Columbia Substl-
tutes. Coach Leo Chief Miller
got only 80 answers TO his call
for material with only two vet
Grams of last years team back,
Ralph Schmones, quarterback,
and Stanley Brodsky, captain and
left half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Bayview 10 Fete
Mackinac Winners
BY GEORGE r. VAN

The composure Of the more ra-
tional yachtsmen will be exposed
TO the annual trials and tribula-
tons Of the Bayyiew Yacht Club S
Mackinac Race dinner tomorrow
night.
Incidental TO the proceedings,
which start at 700 p. m. will be
the awarding of prizes to the
winners in the various classes OF
this years race held in July
Those 10 be honored are Apache
which won the race, with Wilfred
"Toot' Gmeiner (skipper), Bill
Wagner, 1t, Vic Taylor. Frank
Kursten, Ted Coggin, Brad Nasal
It's. Fred Blackwood, Fred Black
wood Jr., and me.
Shamrock Racing class winner
with Ernie Crates skipper, Bill
Noah, Falconio Carrier, Jimmy
Grant, Paul Williams, Bill Lap
worth and Paul Renner,
Rambler NI-Cruising class
winner with Andy Langhammer
skipper. Bill Hayes. Ed knevels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Fdther-Drdft
MdyEndC|dssiG,
For Duration
BY LAYTON CARVER

AhAsfhhhuhhi NtNh -0if"' Ht"a's AN''~<
NEW YORK, Sept % QNS)-
Will the new father-draft regula-
tons kill baseball for the dura-
ton?
AS the baseball clans begin
gathering in New York for the
world series starting next Tues
day they are thinking less-and
talking lesS-about the outcome
of the Yankee-Cardinal encore
and more and more about the fu-
ture of the game itself.
With baseball rightly missing
from the list of delerable occu-
pations and with dependency no
longer 10 be a reason for defer
ment-except IN extreme cases
most Of the onlookoFs quietly
agree this may he the end. That
is. unless something unforeseen
turns up when pre-Pearl Harbor
fathers begin 10 get the call be-
ginning Friday. almost on the
eve of what is expected 10 be
the biggest world series ever
plaVed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Columbus Seek
Third in Row

COLUMBUS, o, Sept. % LUPl
George Dockins attempts 70
make II three straight for the
Columbus Redbirds over the In
dlanapolis Indians tonight in the
third game of the three-outof-
five game final series in the
American Association playoffs.
Columbus won the second game
OF the series at Indianapolis last
night, 80 behind the four-hit
pitching of Lefty Preacher Roe.
John Antonell starred AT the
plate and drove in all the Redbird
runs.
Johnny Hutchings, big right
handler went the route for the
Indians and allowed only seven
hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

Ftf Fi'f
ritory was the victim of an
unfortunate ruling In being
banned.
ut came when I was To fight
Jake LaMotta in Pittsburgh. my
home town. That fight had to
he postponed twice and the post
poned second date conficted
with a fight had in Chicago
for Jack Begun.
II called Jack and asked for
a new Chicago date, but he said
he couldn't give IL TO me. Then
the Pennsylvania commission,
which has no official connection
with the y. II. ~, said j should
fight in Pittsburgh. What was
To do? had 10 carry out
my first obligation, didn't L?
But l want no quarrel with
the y. Is. \. think they have
done a grand job in running
boxing In their states"
Civic said he hoped 10 return
10 see the Sammy Angott-JoC
peraita fight at Olympia Friday
night. He wouldn't pick a winner
~ suppose Angott will he the
faVorite," was the closest F1t-
zie came 10 making a prediction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Set Bond Prices
For Regatta

Details Of the Bond Drive Re
eatta to be held next Sunday at
the foo Of Meadowbrook avenue
were announced today
Free rides Will 90 TO purchasers
of bonds in denominations from
S25 10 500.
Reservations can he obtained by
calling 1t William HabouSh Of
the Civil AIT Patrol base, DR..
97S5.
Rides on power cruisers and in
vaSlon landing barges Will be
given 10 SIS bond buyers, $50
| 'nds are good for a speedboat
ride those who tuy SO worth OF
bonds can sail on MaCkinac
Racer. while a 500 bond gets the
buyer a ride on a Seaplane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
HIT ALL SPORTS

When trey cancel dependency
as A reason for defcrment they
move in on all sports. Most ath-
letcS are robust and between the
ages Of 1S and 80. The percent
age Of AIS. boy wonders and old
pappy guys is negligible. Horse
cling Will suffer least because Of
the many Jockeys who are below
physical requirements or under
age.
What baseball probably will do
If this draft goes the way most
hke'" AZ the moment-will be 10
Try some stopgap or other for the
duration One major league has
been proposed, unofficially. with
the players 10 be pooled one way
or another and sorted out among
as many teams as they will reach.
All Of this. by the way is set
down merely as a glance toward
tho future and not As a cortlc-
ton or a hope that baseball is
through MANY ~ US thought IL
would fold before the end Of The
current season along with most
other sports. but u managed 10
get 10 the wire in good Shape orr
there may be developments soov
10 assure II Of another season.
But the prospects are not so
bright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Wayne Refused
Service Games

Wayne University's 10 o. D a II
team definitely will meet only
teams with civilian players, the
athletic advisory committee has
decided. The news today comes as
a birthday greeting for coach Joe
Gembis, who is SO.
Games will be Cancelled with
Bowling Green. Western Michigan
and Central Michigan. Negotia-
tons are pending for contests with
Michigan Normal, Otterbeln and
Xavier, while the Tartars work
daily at Kelsey Field,
The ruling also Will apply to
basketball and baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Bronko q Tackle

When fullbacking for the
Bears. Bronko Nagurski. in
three championship playof
games one autumn. totaled 100
yards in as attempts The
powerhouSe BronkO. E feet 2
inches tall, weighed go pounds
all Drawn and muscle when
he steam-rollered for the Chi
cago eleven Now IS, he is
back with the Bears as a
tackle.
Army has a triple threat star
in Dug Kenna, whom Coach
Blaik believes is the best back
10 come along since Chris
eagle ran wild az West Point
Bobby Doerr of the Red
Sox has been reclasSified Ia.
So, Luke Hamlin. the old
Tiger finger. is back In the
American League The AS
bought him from Toronto and
he will be seen again az Briggs
Stadium Hamlin lives on
the outskirts Of Lansing, where
he does some farming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

The FEC has ordered an
investigation OF the telegraph
and telephone facilities for
what il described as noncSsen-
tial' uses, including the gather
ing Of race track information
for gambling purposes.
The investigation Will have
nothing 10 DO with transmission
% racing information hy press
associations newspapers and
radio stations FOO The regular
course Of supply information 10
the public Testimony dur
IrE recent hearings indicated
Western Union has over 1000
miles of circuits leased for rte
sending Of race track int0rma-
ton.
Lee G Murray. MARYLAND
duration world heavyweight
champion. Is expected hore 20
ser the Alfred lB.g boyJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press

AMENIIAN IFALUF
Chicago Dietrich 1913 and HAYNES ~
~ New York Russo SO and Wensloff
u l0j-f.3O o m 6EWT).
ST Louis Potter g-b and Muncriei
12-lll a. Boston tHuEhson 12-l4 and
Dohsur T.1h-l 80 D m .tFWTI
DETROIT TROUT 1911 ana GENTRY
Ia A. Phladelpha 1Flores ll-l and
Chrisopher II l5j a so D. m 'EWTl
Cleveland tBsrhy 17-l3 and Kreman
o-l az Washington ,NYnn 1912 and
Haefner q.3t-6 30 p m lFWTl.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New Yofk tNoisells oil A. Chicago
(Wyse q-7b--4 90 m Detroit timel
Brooklyn tOstermupller 0-S) a. Puts
burgh tKlinEer 11-i0)--3.15 2. m. tEWTl
Philadelphia tRAnensoerger O-Ol al
Cincinnati Wander Nicer 13.16l-s:15
.. m. tEWTl
Boston GTohin 1870 ~ St Louis
lRrAzle ~ 3 30 D. m (neiron tlmel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Thirst for Learning
Costs Crow His Wings

education offered the schools
pupils.
The second time he wen to
school. however. Abe scared off
cross-country when William left
home and was waiting on the win
dow sill when the pupils arrived.
Abes presence there was too
much for discipline His wings
were clipped to keep him out Of
school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Cubs Ace COOKING

CHICAGO, Sept % (UP)-
Hiram Bithorn, Chicago Cubs
Puerta Rican pitcher. today
awaited orders from his San Juan
draft board to report for physical
examination.
General Manager James T.
Gallagher of the Cubs said BIZ
thorn. current ace Of the Cub
moundsmen. received a tentative
la classification during the
teams recent eastern trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

PHILADELPHIA sept. 2o--The Detroit Tigers were
danger Of being nathemaucay eliminated from the first
division contention they opened threegame with
the ast-pace Athletics in doubeheadcr Shibe Park
today.
With only Eve games eft 10 play, the Tigers are four
and half games back Of the fourhpace White Soz. who
also have FIVE games remaining
II the BeneaIs lost the As and the Pale Hose
manage take game Of double-header with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
LOTS OF FRESH MONEY

This world series may he play
ing its own requiem, making the
last stand for fall classics until
the war is over and II is only
fitting that more thousands of
people will pay more thousands of
dollars 10 watch a. There Will be
all the enthusiasm 10 be expected
of a SportS-lovInG country which
finds itself weary OF the war head
lines and with money IN thA
pocket fresh spending mone1
locking for action
But over the series insofar as
baseball itself is concerned will
hang the pail to be found wher-
ever people gather for what they
believe MAY be a last stand Not
a last stand IN A permanent sense,
but for a summer or two, which
is quite enough
Baseball was depleted Of a
horde Of standoutS and potential
fine players even before thus sea-
son started. Others have gone
by drihs and drabs until finally
some OF the clubs we're quite un-
recognizable That could have
been merely The starter. We Will
know in a few weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Podgdjny Dropped
Outright by Bu(s

PITTSBURGH, Sept. % (UP)-
The Pittsburgh Pirates today COM
pleted the deal for the purchase
of pitcher Edwin Preacher Roe
from Columbus of the American
Association, releasing outright
pitcher Johnny Podgajny and out
fielder Johnny Wyrostek TO the
Red Birds.
The BUGS had agreed 10 give
Columbus two players in addition
10 cash consideration for Roe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Vere'S
Wings
Schedule

Twenty-Five games at home and
Is on the road is the schedule
announced today for the world
champion Detroit Red Wings New
York Rangers open the National
Hockey League season here Oct
81 TO start a list that includes 10
Sunday seven Saturday and three
Thursday tits. II will be the first
time in many years the Wings
have not played a holiday contest
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
TiUers Can .GTinch' 2A DiUisiOn Berth Today

blows while the Cronn tied together enough hits with
Tiger and Hal Newhouser walks to stage threerun
rallies in the second and third frames.
The decision gave the Bosox 81 edge in the four
game series and an even split the 22game seasons series
with the Tigers.
The only redeemng features Of the game, from
Detroit standpoint, the hitting feas of Dick Wakefield
and DOC" Cramer each Of whom contributed three safees
to a nne-hit attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

dr.lling al fields in Highland Park,
first al Hackett and later al Wal
lace, both Of which offered entlc-
ING invitations 10 scouts OF other
teams. especially now since they
started clicking
While the power Of the Bears is
not being ignored the Detroit
teams brilliant victories over the
Cardinals and Dodgers reveal a
much stronger eleven Of Lions
than that which the Bears licked
twice last year, 10 10 o and AZ
To q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

HASTINGS, Sept. % (UP) -
Abe Lincoln a pet crow owned by
William Cotant. y, had his wings
clipped for setting an example IN
promptness for William and his
Schoolmates.
II came about when Abe fol-
lowed the school bus and perched
on the classroom wlndowSill all
DAY. silently absorbing the formal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Shdns-la Chan(e Bout
Cancelled al Boston

BOSTON, Sept. % UP)-The
Boston Boxing Association today
disclosed that a 10-round bout be-
tween Leo Shans, Los Angeles,
and Maurice Lachance. Lisbon,
Me, scheduled for Friday night
has been cancelled
Shans was forced 10 Withdraw
because of cut suffered over his
left eye in a losing battle with
Terry Young at Philadelphia Mon
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

champion Yankees in New York the fight for fourth place
will be settled.
If the Tigers should lose two, they'll be eliminated
no matter how the White Sox Jared The Chcagoans too
could settle everything by taking two.
The Tigers money chances all but wiped out
in Boston they dropped three of four games TO
tho Red Detroit got many hits Boston yesterday
and yet took 81 licking from Rookie George "Pinky
Woods.
The trouble the Detroiters couldn't bunch their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29


II like that Md because his
ears grow six feet long when
you tell him anything"
Earl lCurleyl Lambeau,
oldest coach in the National
Football League IN point Of
service. is starting his twenty
second year with the Green
Bay Packers.
Paul DIZZY Trout's theme
on his annual speechmaklng
tour Of Detroit bowling alleys
will not be his IS wins on the
mound Rather, Trout will
discuss the home run with
which he beat the Yankees
and bowlers can prepare for
detailed account Yale is
now using the T formation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
lenier Feared

New York Giants have eyes
on Henry tCotton) Pippen eX-
Tiger, who won 20 games for
Oakland in the Pacific Coast
League during the past season
Hank captured four Of
them in the last six days OF the
season TO give the Oaks a lie
for fifth place with Hollywood.
Veteran Dodgers say Max
Lanier will be the toughest
pitcher for the Yankees 10 beat
when they battle the Cardinals
~ tho World Series Tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29


Gu h s and
Pills played
10 a crowd
of 3l4 paid
rfers
the other
day.
Clark Crit
fifth pic ks
Dick Wake
field the
rookie Of the
year because
Of his speed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

training sta
ton had a
PIC turcSql 10
Ian ia &c
" b. G n p Q
coached the
Lions
eakInE
Of RENO
Nor. whom
he haQ signed
out Of a
small Illinois
college Potsy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
MANY VETERANS

Besides Bronko Nagurski for
mer fullback ace and now a tackle.
the Chicago squad VIII include
.auong rs veterans Gary Famie-
llctte. Bill OSmanSki Sid Luck
mar. George MuSSe George VIII
son Clyde Turner Ray Mclean
and Danny Fortman
In his elfDenth season. MuSso.
giant guard o. the dean of the lot
O~ms nSki 6Ed Lucltman. hackfield
stars. are Zach in their fifth year.
Between halves Of The game the
chemical warfare division Will
stage an exhibition 10 aid in the
bond drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
FIGURE HALF BILLION

Treasury officials have made
no guesses as TO the amount Of
war bonds that could be sold, on
the basis Of admission and choice
OF location, for this classic. Out
side estimates approach $780,
100000
In this connection, II is recalled
that the New York Journal Amer
lean sold more than $500, 600. coo
worth OF bonds for its game be-
tween metropolitan sli-staF ief
league baseball players and serv-
ice team from Camp Cumberland
on Aug 26 Several old-time base
ball stars enhanced the attraction.
However, many millions of the
Journal-American sale were OBJ
tanned through IFS advertising pro-
gram for the game. Unfortunately,
the program for the Army-NaVy
classic already has been sold out
by Navy. Whether this program
could be recalled-whether space
In il could be re-aSsigncd on a
bond buying baSis-iS a matter for
treasury department considera-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Not True.
Zivic Says
OF Story

Before returning home TO Pitts
burgh by plane last night, Fritzie
Zivlc branded as untrue story
out of New York that he had said
TO n with the y. b. A."
Zivic is under suspension by the
y. b. a. tor failure to go through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

Brown rs Larry Lane semi
wIndup on the AngotrPcraita
card Ar olympia Friday night
Big B0y used 10 hold The
Narylan5 title Murray has
been iaId up with broken
hand since winning the honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTs
Cincinnati ~. Philadelphia 80
Pittsburgh Sd BROOKLYN %
Boston 81. 81, Louis ST tnrst Eana
10 inningsl
Chicago 81 New York p tfirst game
10 innings).
TODAY's GAMES
Philadelphia A. Cincinnati night n
Boston ~ 81 Louis
Brooklyn A. Pittsburgh
New York At Chicago