The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-20
Yankees. Cardinals. Both Pasted
Defeated by
Lowly Slaves

New YORK. Sept. 2O--INS-x The
exalted masters of their respec-
tive leagues. the Mex York Yam.
KEGS and ST. Louis Cardinals. are
walking around in confused circles
today after taking thorough past.
ings yesterday from slaves who
heretofore served their peers no
better purpose than to fatten up
their lordly averages.
The Yankees. particularly are in
high dudgeon over the whole thing
Here they are, five games from the
l943 American League pennant. and
the Washington senators. who were
supposed % be contentedly gnaw-
.''aoC hone. rose
up 10 twice smite the Yankees. 3
-, .,. O.. o., .....".iua 10 which.
ia. A,,or.Cs we're gained by the
Senators off two highly regarded
Yankee hurlers-Spud Chandler
and Ernie Bonham.
Chandler was Outpitched by Ear
~ Wynn in the teninning opener.
and yielded nine hits to Wynns
four. Jake Powell's tenth.
inning single provided the winning
run. In the nightcap, Mickey HaeI-
ner outlasted Ernie Bonham and
hurled eight shutout innings ia
which only three Yankees reached
first.
The Cards. newly-Created l943
National League champions, were
laid PROSTATE by the birthplace
Chicago Cubs. 6 to and 10 to 3.
To put it bluntly, the CUBS made
the Cards look putrid. Henry Wyse
BANKED the champions in the on.
encr. while his eliminates turned on
the heat with IS hits. Paul Erick.
son gained his first victory in the
nightcap, helped by three other
club twirlers. The Cards also helped
things along with four errors In
the afterpiece. and the Cubs Bill
Nicholson slammed out a homer in
each game.
The Philadelphia Athletics
steamed into the station on seized.
ule, officially clinChing last place
in the American f.eRgHe- taH-eld
Philadelphia Custom) with loss
to the Boston Red SoX in the frs,
game of twin bill. II to 0.
The Mackmon came back in the
afterpicCe, however. to fn.Ottrr ,4,
Red SoX. to /. The Red SOX broke
an eight-game losing streak in the
first contest when they raped
three AS hurlers for 81 hits. The
A. thon tnCk tho -ocond kol,t,J Tho
cight-hit hurting of Jesse Flores.
The Cleveland Indians closed
down their last home stand with
twin victories over the Detroit
Tigers, / to o. and S to .. Jim Bag
by and Al Smith turned in the
twirling triumphs, the 18th of the
year for each.
The Chicago White SoX put the
cork in their home season by drop
ping the first half of a twin bill
to the St. Louis Browns. to 4,
then bouncing back to take the
afterpiecc, to !. The White SoX
hit Steve Sundra for - safeties in
the opener, but failed to couple
them, and in addition committed
lOuT II VI - a lINt-l uu Idlly III llt
eighth frame sewed up the night
cap for the White SoX.
The last-place New York Giants
soundly thrashcd the Brooklyn bod
gers in both halves of a double
header. to / and 7 to 4. Cliff Mel
ton out-dueled Curt Davis in the
opener. In the nightcap, Ace Adams
made his 66th mound appearance to
tie the 35ycar-old major league
record for the number Of games
pitched The Giants piled up four
runs OF Hail GREGG in the fourth
inning to erase Brooklyn's to
Ieau, anu II was Gear sailing IRON
there in.
The Boston Braves throttled the
Philadelphia Phillies twice, to ,
and 6to in II innings. Jim Tobin
was given his 18th victory in the
opener when an uncarncd run was
scored in the ninth with tNo out.
NJ Javery struck out 13 batters for
his 18th victory in the nightcap.
Rim Scwell gained his DIST victory
as-the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the
Cincinnati Reds in the opener. 10 to
3. The Pirates then went on 10 take
the nightcan. 10 /. N" a rally in
the last half OF tho ninth