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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Tigers: Swan Song
Ends ON Sour Note
BY EDGAR HAYES

Our Tigers have said Eood-by
TO Briggs Stadium and the Detroit
fans for another year.
Sad TO relate. they bowed out
with a defeat al the hands Of the
Cleveland Indians , TO The VS..
itorS from across The lake took
five OF the SIX games during the
series here
The Tigers 20 10 Chicago for a
series starting with ii night con
test tonight Thcn after Il series
IN Cleveland They swing East TO
finish the season.
Tommy Bridges. the Tigers
pitcher. toilod and deserved a bet
Ter fate. For the second Sunday
I'm a row he turned in a time huTi-
ing performance but WAS deserted
by the hlttere Tennessee Tom lot
the Indians down with four hi1s,
only one an extra base knock,
while tho Tigers wore getting 10
AllIe"ReynOIdS for seven.
The only extra base hit pro-
vided the Indians with their win
nlng margin. II came in the first
OF the ninth after one runner had
been retired Mickey Rocco triplcd
against the screen m right high
over Ned Harris head. Lou Boud-
reau promptly lined 10 Wakefield
and the winning run was scored
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Baltimore May
GET in League
BY United Press

The attendance for TWO eXhibi-
ton football games at Baltimore
may help the Maryland metropolis
considerably I'm its campaign 10
get franchise IN the National
Football League.
A crowd of 56 600 saw the Chi
Cago Bears heat Washington al
Baltlmorc'S municipal stadium.
on Sept. ,. a turnout Of $4,000
saw Green Bay shade Washington
on the same field. a total of l0l -
600 fans at two exhibition grid
games IS 2 talking point. al least.
Three different groups of Bal
timore SportSmen arc deSirouS Of
obtaining a National Circuit fran
ChlSC
There is a belief in some quar-
tors that the bid was tabled be-
cause of rumored opposition from
George Preston Marshall. the
laundry magnate who owns the
champion Redskins. The league
code provides that a franchise
owner has protective prioriteS on
all territory within 100 miles Of
his city: that no other franchise
may be granted IN that territory
without hls permission. Baltimore
Is only 40 miles from Washington
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Detroit
Stars Win
I'm Toledo

Mary Lou Boyer is back at work
n hcT fathers law office today
but neither the Junior nor the
senior Boyer consider il as Blue
Monday. For Mary Lou returned
from Toledo yesterday as success
t4rdoieHdaHt of her Northwestern
ONO women S singles title
She defeated Geraldine Leitner
~ Toledo Tennis Club. Is. 10,
g.. Prior 10 1912 Miss Leitner
vas eight times winner of the
trophy
iluhert Manirc gained the mems
singles title By default, Both his
Semltnal opponent, Lloyd Gold
stein of Cleveland and final, Dave
Brown OF Toledo, were juniors
and preferred 10 play in that divi-
SION for the sake OF their ranking
and withdrew from the senior.
Because the schedule was held
up previously by rain. Miss Boyer
had 20 play a Scmfinal in tho
morning and won il from Marjorie
Fry OF Toledo. 6-l. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Strong Finishes
Win 7 for Pepsi

BY inserting the proper finish
ing touch twice in one afternoon,
Pepsi-Cola from Class a Of De
troit Amateur Baseball Federation
boasts two victories today over
Motor City Giants.
Five successive hits brought
four runs in the ninth 10 give
Pepsi the first game 6-5. after
the Giants led. 5-2. Beaten 2-l
in the ninth of the second. Pepsi
tied tho count and put together
four hits after the first two men
up got on base 10 mark up five
in the tenth and win out. 6-2
Fred Hrdlicka pitc h @ d the
opener for Pepsi Al Gizzi had A
four hitter in the second.
Joe kritch. minus an extra base
knock during the entire Fedora
tion season. had three doubles and
a triple and five for eight for
tho day Catcher George Stapula
had SIX singles in nine trips.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Avoids Crooner Debate

40. Harry doesn't sing and
ho is rather caCey about maxi
ing a choice between Blng
Crosby and Frank Sinatra. lie
likes ON both as crooncrs.
Evidently Coach Charles =.
fGus) Dorais has moved Harry
hack 70 his old football position
and believes the ok Nebraska
sce viii have a bic season in
mo National League. Harry
worked in a war plant in ST..
Louis during tho summer and
reported in fine physical shape
as did practically all Of the
Lions this year.
OH YES. VIC nearly forgot
Wallace. who is playing foot
BAH in high school. Willie was
fHc only Hopp 20 Spurn tho
ErIdron but he came into fame
- -- own night. lic was tho
marbles champion of Hastings.
And Il you arc of tho opinion
fa7t fho IIopns confined Them
selves to [7ofhai and baseball
$40 ar- about '0 diS3hu~a NoIa
'.rr was fho golf champion
~ Fe '.nCs in 1890. And whom
05 nr Boat r f-c fra'7 tr-
n rcr Hope of cnsrsr Wallace.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
ARapRDieleXfrOuS Meter
Us Beaten Inn Final

Norman Stuhip is adept at
concealmcnt for until taday no
ono EdI paI1 UaTTICUlaT need To
the fact helc3n and does swing A
tennis racket with alternate hands
Ilis ambidcNtcrty Camcto light
NeAtcrdaN-duL-n HE -nlnn-S-AIngles
final of the Central Motor City
Clubs open tournament at Kronk
courts4 For backhand returns.
stump used the left On the fore-
hand he generally used the right
bu on occasion switched left and
made the forehand his backhand
Sr so % seemed TO onlookerS as
Lee Watt of the police department
defeated Stump in straight sets,
Ga, e-3, 6.i. Watt came forth as
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
By GEORGE r. NAN.

Kcifcr. disqualified Ollie KaraS
Lake Michigan ticw for hitting
ono Of tho starting flags IN the
fifth race IN which they finished
first kWaS protest against Joe
Suay Lake Ere skipper, was
NOT sustained
Doyle before tho Judges do
c.-on needed only 10 sail around
tho tWf-, 'u rlnCh The trophy
T--' ''i'r-Tc -irT-
nerc 49, Sailing with Sonny
~'1V'u la.k Alfred l5ohn Richcl-
>hh \Et Hluckley andA Jerry
Walsh pASlc took three frStS a
thri and 70 second IN five races
and Eai his fourth first by the
disqualification.
In lHe windup the skipper of
us Lake Ontario crew had IL
points Snays Lake Epfe outfit
moved into second on the dis
qualification with and the Lake
NiIcrIcau crew went home mad
with q
prial and Shamrock were tied
B4ta :. points 10 Warrior : 5.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Steal Z Bases,
Take D Title

Those young business men Of
Highland Park Junior Chamber Of
Commerce who took time out 10
become Interested in and back Of
a group Of Youngsters have rea-
son 10 braG a hit.
Their protcgcS. known in De
troit Amateur Baseball Fedora
ton as Highland Park owls went
home yesterday with the Class ID
laurclS IN winning from OakWood
Aces ~ Northwestern Field 9-3.
The owls, although outbattod
l0-7. stole 10 bases and made cap
ual of four OakWOod errors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Champions Decided
In BitytIe Races

Eugene portucSi senior. Bob
Tr7vanL junior Esther Olson.
women and Alfred Travani vet
Grams are 'he state bicycle cham
plons today after yesterday COM
petition portucS boat out Bill
Starn0 by three points
Tho course was land out over a
closed stretch ot the Seven Mile
Road between Harper and Kelly
Georgia NrCW~kv was runncr-up
among tho women and Darlo
Cwarri ne thc juniors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
AFTERSooN Rou>D
New 6-Nfcler
I'm DYC Fleet

DoDo, famous international six
meter racing sloop which has been
sailing under the burGee Of the
Toledo Yacht Club joined the De-
troit Yacht Club fleet today. Fred
Howe bought her from Norm Sew
erin Sunday She will race for
the first time under her new
skipper IN the Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club regatta next Sunday. She
Joins Challenge Cormorant and
Grebe in the class at the Dye
Warrior. Toledo clght-meter.
was added 10 the Belle Isle fleet
last week when I'd and Al Cooper
and Dick SwcgleS bought her FROM
Fred Temple
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Miller Takes
Golf Title

C. L. Bud Miller, rallying on
the afternoon round won the club
championship from Harold Mehrer,
| up at the end Of 36 holes.
Mehrer was two up az the end of
Is holes and I up az the end Of -.
Miller won the eleventh and
twelfth in the afternoon 10 lead
for the first time He had 20 sink
an S-loot putt on the 56th hole 20
save the match.
The pro amateur and pro-
sreenSkeeper tournament VIII 10
held at Orchard Lake tomorrow.
The pro-amatcur will be- run on
the metropolitan system.
The cards of the title match:
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Brother e ard Star

y was iuSt the opposite with
Johnny one Of Harry $ older
Hro,hcrS. who plays first base
and -ttAn-a44aelA lar he Card
nails. Johnny. like Harry was
a good tootballcr But after
playing halfhack one year AZ
Has fngS College, Johnny de-
cidcd 70 make baseball his ca
rccr- His choice appears 10 have
been saCaclouS He wound up as
a biz league diamond star
The fiopr-~- SIX strong boys.
arr a great athletic ta17Iiy
Albert oldest ~ 2S. started
1hcm OF 20 football fame He
was voted the best halfhack m
high school and Ike Johnny
confined a=hiS erldlran fame To
Hastings College
Incidentally hastings is p
thriving farming center Of some
IS .0O0 inhabitants ont m the
western part Of Nebraska One
NJ the famous athletic Hops
runs tavern there He is John
and both the elder John and
tho boys mother arc still each
under the 5O-mark and active
around Hastings
Well. Albert wound up in The
music business. which ISn I
strange because the Hops
were muSicany a, wen as sports
minded Harry himself played a
clarinet in the high school band
and could swing 10 across the
lvorys rather Wo7uly But three
girls IN tho fam1y-yeS. there
were nine children AN living
and well were The better mu-
SicIanS one plays piano an
other a clarinet and The third
cy,r tho lfoHp
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
TIGERS MISS CHANCE

The Tigers had a chance 10 sew
up the contest m the eighth. but
bad break, halted them Cramer
doubled down The left field line.
Hoover hunted and when Reyn-
oldS hcSitafed before throwing be
was safe Wakefield hit 10 Mack
who threw 20 DcsautclS and
Cramcf vas out AZ the plate
York beat our 2 high boundcr 70
the pitcher. bat Cullenbnc took
Higgins fly and turned II into a
double play with "a perfect throw
10 the plate.
In The ninth Harris singled and
advanced as Bloodworth sacri-
feed Ross hattcd for Richards
and was hit. OUTLAW was pinch
hitter for Bridges and popped 10
Mack, Crancr wrote fms 10 the
home season lining 10 Edwards
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
SECOND FOR KINsCHoRF

Seconds later Carl KinSchorf, n
Colgate graduate. plunged over
the line at his own right tackle
for the final touchdown OF the
spectacle.
The other New York touchdown
was fashioned by Bill PaSchal. a
hard running pro veteran who
once starred for the Rambling
Wrecks of Georgia Tech. And this
PaSChal ran hard Sunday. being
the best ball toter OF the day.
After the two teams had battlcd
on comparatively even terms IN
the first period. KinSchorf went
over for his first score. The touch
down eliminated a New York
march from the eastern clubs own
7-yard line.
But this initial success Of the
Giants only goaded the Lions into
action and the DoraiS hopefulS
marched the ball back down the
field all the way from their own
2O-yard line TO the tying touch
down which was achieved by Ben
IIightoWer, DctroitS slick pass
Snatchcr. on a toss from Ned Ma
theWS 1t was a bullet pass which
the Cleveland lcnd-leaSe Tanker
plucked behind the goal line
Auglc Lilo converted and tho half
ended with the teams knottcd :
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
ERRORS ARE COSTLY

The other two runs. one for
each club. were provided by or
rors by the TWO ShortStops. The
indians tailed first IN the sev-
cnth. Hank Edwards beat out a
slow roller and took second on
RoccO'S sacrifice. Boudreau
walked Mack hit an easy chance
10 Joe Hoover and with double
play in front of him Joe booted
the ball and all hands were safe.
jeff Heath was inserted in the
game as plnch-hitter and
grounded 10 York. permitting Ed
wards 10 cross the plate
The Tigers lone tally followed
in their half Of the seventh. With
York retired Higgins walked.
Harris singled 10 right Higgins
stopping az second Bloodworth
hlt 90 Reynolds, who tossed TO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Tigers Above
AZ Attendance

Despite tho had weather ~ the
beginning and tho end of the sea-
son the Tigers attendance figures
reflect 30 Ict down I'M the interest
on 1hc part Of the fans
The crowd of 1887 yesterday
boosted the attendance at Briggs
Stadium 10 620.135 as against
$40 Si5 last year But the figures
last year were aided by the war
relief doublc-hoadcr which drew
1880 against the crowd of 13.7S9
rhIs summer. So the Detroit club
shares I'M The paid attendance Of
6O6}i6 this year as against 5Sl 800
last summer.
Johnny NcHale. stationed al
Nt Pleasant with the navy
visited The dugout before the
game Another visitor over the
weekend was It Cjg) Paul VIII
hams former radio SportScaStcr
He expects sea duty before too
long.
jeff Heath. who has been in the
Cleveland dog house after a dis
putc with manager Lou Boudrcau.
was put ln as pinch hitter with
The bases loaded In seventh inning
He grounded 10 York and a run
scored, the margin of the Indians
tlrfOrN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

nCNcr one 80 cl,c up .'" '"r
privilege ~ barc,rg a rnrruf
h7'l PLAYER Tho thought Of
$4,000 bonus heo that WHICH
Ns-fcr 9 Briggs geNo Dick
Wakefield would probably GNo
Tho hrany bot frugal Hickey
apopleNN
Anyway. the Lions had
drafted the former University
of Nebraska Cridwon star and
Harry liked football better than
haSChHl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

a contender after eliminating
. Clarence Hunter.
.--lNatGs-AaaNiIN=Slieaa-sAais-lA-A
Stump travelling from corneiV y
corner and points from these
tactics brought the difference in
game scoring
Bill -SaYrcs- accura1c sharp
angled driving that kept James
Alexander in backcourt brought
him the junior singles trophy, pc.
g.. 60. Alcxander's erratic play
also figured in his overthrow.
Mrs Lavinia Moore won the
women's title from Ecee Richard
son, GA 6-3 Tom Mori and Mike
Micho entered the mems doubles
final in defeating John Foster and
Theodore Mitchell. Ga, 6-2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Boudreau az second. but the In
dian manager allowed the throw
10 get away from him and Hig-
gins scored Harris tried 10 fol-
low HIM across the plate but was
tagged down Cullenbine 10 Des-
autnls
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
FenenboCk Run
OF 100 Yds. Fails
To Save Lions
RNI.Fo MAcDoNFLE

As ho began reconstruction of
his forces for the opening OF the
regular National League season
with Tho Chicago Cardinals a.
Briggs Stadium next Sunday,
Coach Charles r. (GuS) DoraiS of
The Lions today probably be-
Uoancd rhc team lack Of an out
standing pasSer
Win toothailcrS who can pitch
giU rtc Lions TODAY would have
returned home on tho long end
Of The count instead Of a defeat
~ tho hands of tho New York
Giants. 2l 10 - IN an exhibition
game I'm Akron yesterday.
Bur DoralS and hiS Lions have
nothing fer which 20 apologize
They were hcatcn. but not until
thcy had given a crowd Of 1000
PAID customers treat IN real
open football performance that
promises rare gridlron football
entertainment here this season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Knows Coli Course

Haywood WhaplcS could play
Tho Saybrook Country Club IN
Connecticut. hhndfoldcd lie has
been around It more than $500
frrr-ge
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Gunner Shoots
Perfect Score

Small bore markSmen and
markSwomcn arc congratulating
Fred "pappy" Friedman. veteran
shooter of tho Detroit Gun Club.
for one OF those rare perfect
scores shot yesterday during the
Royal Oak Municipal Rifle Club s
outdoor shoot.
Pappy. who has been around
the rifle ranges OF Detroit for a
long time, sent 10 % calibcr bull
lets dead 10 the heart Of the bulls
eye AT 100 yards IN a croSs-wind.
A feat few shooters in the country
ever accomplish
Tho tournament. which at
traCted s. shooters. was a warm
up for the big Flint shoot Sept 26.
Fcrd Schimmel and Charlie Bot
toms shared top honors in the
Dcwar matches. Schimmel win
ming the metallic event with 297-
23 and Bottoms the any sight
WITH 399-23.
Geza Bodak won the 2q-shet 80
yard metallic event with 1905.
while G. l.. Kinney romped home
in l00-yard any sight match with
1899.
Jack Kirschncr and Joe Braun
won the doubles event with a
team mark of 400-2l.
Prize winners:
Match No. I, ClsS-Gsza Sodak
1919 Erwin Brehm. 1895 Marion Fast
or, l9s-14 Class r.: Alya Cook. 1910;
l.. r. Valentine 1870. Harvey Sanders,
1906; Clayton McNul 1890
Match No , tert schimmel 3s7 %;
Fred Friedman 397-I7. Gcza Bodak 800
% Class 3 II O'Deu 3se-l5. Joe
Braun, 3s9-i1. Lou Getty, 3ss-l5; Ava
Cook 3sS-t3 Bob Rodds 3s7-l2
Match 8 Class A-G l.. Kinney. 1879
Erwin Brehm 1887: Fred Friedman 1877
10 Glass p Alva Cook 1915 J. T. Val
entine. 1910. Nicholas Williamson. 1913
Bill Doueherty 1887 Paul Geier 1888.
Joe Braun. 1925
Match 4-Charles Bottoms. 3e9-23; Bill
Smith. 1921 Fred Friedman. 3as-27.
class Bin Dougherty. 3g2 10 Joe
Braun, 3s2.15: Jerry Chassman, 3s9-l6.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Star Misses
AkronConfdb
With MandeI
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Though Fred L. Mandel Jr. has
not said so right out in public. it
is no secret that the owner OF the
Detroit Lions anticipates no pic
mic in signing frankie Sinkwich
to a playing contract.
The matter of salary could
Stymie the deal. The spectre of
Byron (Whizzer) Whites $4,000
for a season has arisen TO plague
the generous Mandel. However. it
has been pointed out that White
did not get all Of that sum, some
going 10 Art Rooney. owner Of
the Pittsburgh SteelerS, from
whom Whizzer was purchased.
Mandel today planned 10 con-
tact Sinkwich al his home in
Youngstown, O., by phone and
hoped to have the former Univer-
Sity Of Georgia All-American ace
here in a day or two for a con-
ference.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
TENEBoCK RUNS 100 YDs.

While the plodding Giants won
thc contest. IL was The Lions who
provided INC thcatricalS. a Ta2zle
dazlle show that included a sen
~stIonai l0O-Nard run for a touch
down by Chuck Fcncbock, little
TCTA haIfback who came 10 The
Lions VIA the Los Angeles Bull
dogs. and flying trapezc' passing
plays which paved the way for
DctroitS other touchdown.
FenenboCk's elecirifyinC run
came IN the fourth period. when.
standing on his own goal line.
thC Californian shared New
York punt and after shaking Off
several WOuld-bc taCklerS dashed
mp the right side close 10 the
SldellneS
As ne noared tho enemy'S goal
line he -nNcrtakcn- by Bob
TrOcolor, who with one last wild
desperate leap landed on the De
trOlt PLAYERS back, bringing the
runner to tho ground, but with
The impact FenenboCk slid fully
10 feet on his stomach across The
line for dramatic touchdown.
An intercepted pass In the final
minutes of the game caused the
break that robbed the Lions Of q
share IN what promised to he a
l4-l4 deadlock The pass, hurled
by Ned Mathews. on fourth
down with the Lions on their
.oWn li-Nard -hne=WaS shared by
Len Youncc, huge Oregon State
guard who carried il 70 the J.
ward line. where he was Knocked
out OF bounds
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Mandel pointed out that IL
Sinkwich does sign a contrac.
with the Lions II viii mark
first time in the Detroit clu -
history that il has obtained the
playing services OF its first choice
for the whole league, a privilege
of the team finishing last in the
league standings.
Because OF physical disabilities,
Sinkwich was given his honor
able discharge from the marine
corps officers training school az
PARIS Island Saturday He Said
before leaving me South Carolina
base that he expected 10 play
with the Liens
The Youngstown boy must re-
port 10 his draft board in l5 days
And-he- -claSSed- -aS-ele e.hle- toT-la--
duction.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
MISSES CONFERENCE

Unable 20 make plane connec-
tons out Of Atlanta. Sinkwieh
was unable 70 keep his appoint
ment with Mandel in Akron yes
terday. Instead frankie took the
train for Youngstown 10 visit lis
wife. He wired Mandel from
Athens. Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
pf TROII
CLESEINNp

Tn'a-e 90 - I1 Totals 20 ~ Z.
Rated f1r pesautels ir seventh
-Raffe1 f1r Parsons ln seventh.
IRAN toy Ra3Cr9 I1 seventh
tFsf-ed fHf Richards % ninth.
Ran flf Ross N rrfl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

a contender after eliminating
CIarpnce Hunter
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EXPERIENCED colored gir wishes day
work, experienced In cleaning S.. 80 and
csrfare Royal Oak Oe23J
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes day
work. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Madison s202 Louise.
EXPERIENCED colored woman wishes
days laundry. cleaning. 50, -lcSItsTe.
Temple 2-6sll. -
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes day
work ironing; or 4 days week.
Temple 2i323.
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes days
general cleaning or stores ironing.
Temple 23s0q
EXPERIENCED ooiored woman wants
general house work; stay nights.
Randolph 1929.
FOR SPECIAL parties and dinners. Please
cali Mary Hayes. Trinity 2-O5e2
RELIABLE cOlored woman wishes work /.
S.. so carfare; cleaning, laundry. Tep-
pie 2-is75
WOMAN-White. wishes general house
work; so and carfars. Temple 2-526f.
CoLoRED woman wants day work. lsun-
dry. Trinity 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

BUSINESS woman wants cultured.
refined lady. 35-f5. 10 share small.
modern suburban home near direct bus
lines ~ downtown. east side, please give
references Address Box B-ib73. Detroit
Times 81
FARMBROoK - VIII share house with
white couple. East side Tuxedo 7-7o5s.
MEYERS Outer Drive share private
home business ladies or couple. USfvsf.
sity 3-2pss