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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Rolls SOB
On His LIST
Attempt
STANDINGS

Chrysler Interplant Leaguers
who were wondering what had be-
come of Stanley Baker have their
answer today in the 500 series he
had as Dodge Main anchor last
night at Palace. 1t was Bakers
first appearance of the season.
His games were 207-251-235.
Bakers performance h lpe d
bring a three-game triumph over
Tank Arsenal. 2915 to 2815, and
knock the Tanks out of tie with
Dodge Forge for first.
Forge gained three from Chrys-
Ter Superfinishers, 1854 TO 2636,
and undiSputed possession
Frank Zion. Highland Park
Service, retained his lead in the
averages although a sos series
pared him 10 205.12. Tom Dorazio
Of Forge punched out CAT TO take
second Wolf is third on pol IL
after hitting $50 Ted Gronowski,
Dodge Truck. had 648 10 bring his
mark to 20l4. Henry Nosakow-
skis SOB for Tanks left him with
zoos.
George Lukach Of Tanks won
the high game jackpot with 266.
and scored Cpl Ed Quincy OF
SuperfiniShcrs contributed 625,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Spud Goes Out,
Yankees Go Up

NEW YORK. oct ! GNS)-
SDud Chandler the New York
Yankees white-haircd boy among
the pitching staff. IS ready TO let
down the St Louis Cardinals with
thud when he faces them next
Tuesday in the first game Of the
World Series.
.pud proved this when he
pitched three hitleSS. runless in
nings against the Chicago White
Sox yesterday. AS soon as the
masterful Spud stepped out Of the
box all Hades broke loose for the
Yankees. Relief hurler Bill Zuber
was quickly hit for nine safeties
and all the Chicago runs as the
Yankees dropped an S-3 decision.
Only two White Sox reached
base when Spud was pitching. one
on a pass and the other on an
error. I'd Smith held the Yam
KEGS 10 nine hits and aided his
own cause with a two-run double.
a Jingle and walk that filled the
bases 10 set up another Chicago
rally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Going Hunting

The writer wondered if Rowe
was "afNin' 10 take in the little
old series
He isn't. Got some hunting 10
do down Arkansas way
Rowe thinks highly Of the
Yankees, lust the same He Is
particularly high on Spr1f Chan
der who probably will pitch the
opener. While he believes Walk
Cooper may haze an edge. the
former Tiger says Bill DiCkey is
still a great catcher.
Rowe likes Nick Ettcn. the
now New York first baSeman,
over Raw Sanders and Gordon
over Klein at second
81 haven't seen this johnson,
hut from what 1 hear he is
great third baseman and prob
ably has an edge on kurowski,"
Rowe said.
II is Marion over Crosetti AZ
shortStop. The Schoolboy thinks
Marion is the class Of infie}ders
in the majors. But while the,
converted American Lacquer
likes Keller or Litwhilcr he be-
lieves the Cardinals are stronger
elsewhere IN the outlield with
Harry Walker and Stan MuSial
having an edge on their Yankee
rivals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Tomorrow's Pairings
In Michigan Open

Tomorrow pairings in State
Open golf tournament al Edge
wood Country Club
1900 ~ Bm Graham. Don sutherland
Herman Fiebig
ii.05- "a Tex Ellison. ca John Rob.
erts ca Ambrose Kleues
r.iO Ray Mcguire. ca Nike Nowsk
Ca Marion Jones.
l115-tsi c J Farley, ca Randall
Aheru Jack Putchari
II 2O-Jimmy Johnson, ca John De-
vAne "a Ray Lame
II .25-Russ Beaupre. ca Art McNaoo
ca r r Harrison.
II 30 49, Warren Orlick. ca Gale
stringer, ca P. T. Lower
ii4o-Ed skinner. ca Paul strunk
ca Frank Wride
ii45--Gus Deering. tD Bill FenVick'
Ia Pau Ambrose
II So Ia John Driver. "a Lee Gohs
ca Charles Petoskey.
- 50 Jimmy Demsret OH Sellers,
Ca Eddie Furgol
1900 Gordon Williams tai Chnord
p o5"oal az Pony. ca, Jim Funston
,(al Emory Stoltz
~ 70 Post entries
12I5 tal Harold Brink. Elden Brggs
Il so- R1i Lanslau. ca E. c Richards
ca Bill Nettle
u Is JACK winney Chuck Kocsls
Bobby Relth
~ 3O-HoWard Peterson ca Al Archer
tal Lou LaVins ''
1235-ta) stanley s Alec Mason. Ca
Bob Dietrich ca Jack Vending
~ .40-(a1 Benton Yates tab Elhi
Berry "a Chuck Thornton.
- f5-tal Joe kocsis ca l. Cole ca
Les Evans
II so Midge Coca
70 IS Joe Before Claude Harmon, "a
Frank Connolly
i.oo-,h wairous, T shannon, tsl J
d. stsf >ish Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
AUGELLO STILL GOING

Mike Angelic. state all-events
champ, is burning the planks at
Centennial Latest is 278 after
266 in $50 last week Cass
Reichlin speared 225-216-214 for
655 in the X. of c. Inter-Coun-
ell Tommy Atkinson's 237
and Louis Nameth'S Clio shared
honors in the SpringwellS House.
Mike "Pop-Eye" Flanagan s
Chope-Stevens in the Red and
City Mailing in the White are the
early leaders in the Graphic Arts
where George Hofsommer and
Bill Nutting were high with 244
and 205 Joe Dys 627 was
tops IN the Fort-Delray.
Wanda SIRIUS 1S6-2l1-159 for
$50 and Nellie Mueller's Oil
l90-178- for SO featured IN Ra-
mona Ladies loops Ray
Wrobbel rolled 232 and 5S5 in
the GleneagleS $50 House
Harry Carroll 252 in 627 in ST.
GabricrS 49,. Joe Gaia pa IN the
Do Soto Afternoon Shift Guy
Milan pa in the Fire Dept. Unit
M >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Top Grid
Aces Meet
NJ Lunch

Two OF the most spectacular
football players IN the history Of
the game VIII meet Monday noon
an a luncheon table.
George McAlee Of Duke 4nd
later the Chicago Bears. and
frankie Slnkwlch of Georgia and
now the Lions VIII be speakers at
the Detroit Times Downtown
QuartcrbaCkS Club at the Fort
Shelby
This meeting is open to all foot
ball fans and there IS no admiS-
sion. Each fan buys his own lunch.
McAfee is now a chief specialist
In the navy. stationed al Univer-
Sity Of Michigan, where he is con-
ditioning boys. While at Duke,
Chief McAfee was one of the
grandest offensive, players in the
game. He could do everything,
kick, pass or run.
Watching him recently as he
sent a group of navy trainees
through their PAGES on Ferry
Field. Coach Crisler said McAfee
had as much class as he had ever
seen IN an athlete
Built and acts exactly like a
borough BRED was the
coaches comment
Coaches DoraiS and Bach of the
Lions also will be present.
These coaches and players will
b. heard in a l5-minute broadcast
ov-- station WXYZ starting at
l2;15 SO if you can't attend the
meeting you can hear the coaches
interviewed by Dor Wattrick and
Edgar Hayes.
The Michigan and Notre Dame
teams will be taken apart and put
together by experts who will see
tf,m in action tomorrow. their
la contests before the big game
here a week from Saturday.
At Evanston 10 report on the
Wolverines against Northwestern
will be Bob Murphy sports editor
of the Detroit Times and 1t.
Comdr. Harry Kipke.
AT Notre Dame 10 report on the
Irish against Georgia Tech will
be Art Valpey of the Michigan
coaching and scouting staff and
Edgar Hayes, Detroit Times sports
writer
The motion pictures OF Michi-
gan'S great football machine in
action against Western Michigan
last week also will. be shown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
STANDINGS
By HAROLD KAHL

George Bryant's Ekhafdt e
Becker and Joe Norris Stroh
bowling teams should pack EN- in
when they face each other for
the first time this season tonight
with first place at stake in the
Greater Detroit All-Star at Olym-
pic Recreation.
Riding high with the loss Of
only one game in three matches,
f, e 3. has a chance 10 prove
all the things said about its
added strength are true. Stroh,
however, is a tough customer
when the chips are down.
While +. e. b. and Stroh arc
battling it out, Joe PauluS Chene-
Trombly Recreation, defending
champion. may take sole com
mand with a sweep over John
DatuloS Mercurio Bros, Tonight's
schedule:
Olympic Recreation VS.. Fife. alleys -
Chene-Trombly Recreation vs. MerCurio
Bros, 90. Parisclean VS. J r. Berger,
SO. Pepsi-Cola VS. Standard rs De
Luxe n vs. Palm Beach Recreation.
q-lO; Ekhardt Becker W Stroh, II and
-. Jerry Mccarthy vs. Murdoch. 1914.
he Luxe ". VS. Kraetke, 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Yankees Build
For Next Year

NEW YORK, Oct. ! (UP)-
The New York Yankees premet-
ing eight top prospects from their
llewark and Kansas City farm
clubs. indicated today that they
were building a reservoir Of play.
ers from which 10 draw when the
drafting Of fathers depletes their
roster.
The players from Newark were
right handlers Walter Dubiel and
Emerson Roser, southpaw Joe
Page, and infielder Don Savage
Al Lyons was the combination
man from Kansas City and the
others were Willie Baker ano
John Cliff Johnson, southpaws
and Floyd Devens. a right handler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Likes Gerheauser

The Schoolboy had high
praise for Al Gerheauser, the
PhLs sauthpaw finger named
10 20 with the National League
squad on the all-star trip TO the
South Pacific.
He's quite a pitcher, that
Gerheauser." was Rowe's COM
plment 10 his teammate How
about York and Trout getting
ON the team. That's great.
That Trout will WOW 'em. Sup
pose Dir has LOT Of new tricks.
Rudy can still sock that little
old ball. can't he -
Rowe won IA games and lost
eight this past season More
over. he starred at bat. aver
aging over 300 .IIis hits in
cludcd four home runs He was
used as a pinCh-hitter.
BrcchcCn pronounced Bruh-
KEEN. the kid the Schoolboy
thinks may be the mound hero
Of the series. halls from Broken
Bow. Okla. and devastated the
American Association as a Co.
umbus curver for three years
before Joining the st. Louis
club for keeps last spring.
He topped the earned-run
averages with 209 with the
association club. lie struck
out l56 batsren and was the
leader In shutout games with
six
he was with Houston in 1899
and Portsmouth before that
He is called "the cat because
Of hls Spryuess IN fielding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

"a b o achieved q remarkable
major league comeback with the
PhIIIloS this past season
Through for the year with the
PhilheS. the Schoolhoy is in De
troit on private business en- route
10 his home In EldoraiQ. Ark.
Who does Rowe think VIII win
the series p Just one guess
You're riCht-the Cardinals.
cit may 20 seven games, hut
the Cards viii beat the Yankees
again" Rowe predicted The
Cards again have the speed,
fight and pitching.
The writer suggested Rowe
was Just saving that because
he wanted 10 he a loyal Ma
tional Lacquer
That amt 80" protested
Rowe. those little old Cards
can sure 'nuf play baseball"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Bun Cook Succeeds
Brother as Coach

CLEVELAND, Oct | GNS)-
Appointment Of Fred Bum Cook
TO succeed his elder brother. Bill.
as coach Of the Cleveland Barons
hockey club was announced.
Club president AL Sutphin said
Bill has been elevated 10 the po-
Sition Of general manager Of the
Cleveland club, in charge of farm
activities.
Bun has been coach Of the
Providence, Rhode Island, club OF
the American Hockey League and
for four winters split title honors
with Bill who had been pilot of
the BaronS since 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Ldvoniid S Score
Earns a Tie

Lavonia marked up four points
while Index was taking three and
they are tied for first today after
last nights West Side Bowling
Classic matches at Crest Lanes.
High score went to Lavonia on
2SOS. PiPonio had top single Of
1905. Cass Grygier, substituting
for Pabst's James Jackson, fronted
the individuals on 646 Bill Thomp-
son of Thorpes had GAP, BroniSlau
SUdol. Lavonia, $40, Floyd Day,
YOungS, 642.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Glamour Matmen Back

Fairview Gardens wrestling
card Tuesday has four matches
and features the return here of
the Hollywood glamour wrestler
frankie Taylor, a former col
legian who is slated TO meet Wild
Man Zim the Austrian bad man,
other bouts are Jack League VS.
Bert Ruby Louis Klein VS.. Dale
Haddock and Leo Jensen VS.. Dale
Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Reds Buy PIayer-PiIot

CINCINNATI, Oct. ! GNS)-
The Cincinnati Reds have pur-
chased Robert Buck FauSctt,
manager and third baScman Of
the Little Rock Travellers Of the
Southern Association. for delivery
az the start of the 1914 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

has drawn most OF the country's
outstanding pros 10 compete at
Edgewood. will make a determined
effort 10 match the record Of Pvt.
Limerick Kocsis, the only golfer
in modern times 10 win both the
State Open and the State PEA
titles in A single season.
Pvt. KocsiS. who recently was
transferred 10 Camp Gruba-.
Okla did II in 1870 winning
Open az Midland and followingV
with q triumph in the PEA OF
Jackson. Demaret recently won
the PEA title Al Midland and
will be favored to repeat this
weekend al Edgewood.
WATROUS. SELLERS THREATS
Among Demarets chief rivals
will be WatrouS. who always is at
his best in state competitions and
who is very much on his sticks
right now. Also Glib Sellers. l941
State Open champion and former
pro al Edgewood. who has re-
turned here for this event. A week
ago Sellers tied for the runnerup
spot in the ST Louis Open.
Pvt Chick Harbert. who won at
Meadowbrook A year ago with
near record total Of 269, is not
entered He has a bigger and more
important job on his hands.
The amateurs outnumber the
pros. "a 10 26, in the advance
pairingS. The amateur lineup is
formidable one and is headed by
Eddie Furgol. winner of the MGA
Open-Amateur. and Jay Law.
winner of the State Publnx. The
amateur contingent also includes
James D. StandiSh Jr., president
of the District Golf Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
SIELAFF AMONG FAvoRITEs

In the wake Of his sensational
shooting in the Times Classic thus
far. Lou SIelaff. Chene-Trombly
anchor man. will be one of the
favoriteS in Wayne SpauldinG s
first annual individual sweep
stakes at Wayne'S School. for
merry Surathmoor, tomorrow and
Sunday.
Others expected 10 make
strong bids for tho $50 top prize
are Johnny CrmminS. CaSS Cry
gier. Fred Buiack. Chef Bukow-
SKI. Thcrman Gibson. Prank Zion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
You Can Still
Get Tickets.

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 1-Rumors
current that all tickets for the
Notre-Dame Michigan game here
Oct. 9 have been sold have been
declared TO be incorrect by VOL
Xerine- officials A large number Of
tickets are still available and can
he obtained by sending money
order or check TO the University
of Michigan Athletic Department,
Ann Arbor, All tickets are 81 70
each No tickets for this game
are on sale anywhere in DetroitO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
j. M.-WiIdCdts
Result May Be
Key 10 Title

ANN ARBOR. oct The BIG
Ten uue may be decided AT
Evanston IN, Saturday in the
result of the Michigan-North-
western grid battle
Called the key contest Of the
1913 campaign, the Wolverines
win engage IN their first con-
ference test Of the season and the
Wildcats their toughest
CuSlers navy and marine train
ce> >ull must pass Minnesota.
Illinois. Indiana. Wisconsin and
ONO State. while Northwestern
must face Ohio State, Minnesota
Wisconsin and Illinois
Unless the navy forbids IFS men
from competing, it's unlikely any
of these foes will cause much
trouble TO the winner Of tomor-
row game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
OFFENSIVE ACES

Chief offensive threats for
Catholic Centrals city cham
pionship team this season are
Frank Gawronski below and
Bob Wiciak right Gawron-
ski was a star last year, but
Wiciak is making his debut
in the game with Hamtramck
Sunday at Keyworth Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Favor War Workers:
Cut Open To 81 Holes
BY VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

Because virtually all of the con-
teStants are engaged in war work
and can spare time for only one
round tomorrow. the Michigan
Open golf tournament at Edge
wood Country Club has been re-
duced from u holes 10 81 holes.
A single round will be played
tomorrow followed by two rounds
Sunday, Al WatrouS. chairman Of
the committee in charge Of the
event, announced today as advance
pairiugs listing 20 players were
made.
Post entries VIII be accepted to-
morrow AZ the first tee and the
total may exceed the 90 mark.
Players will tee off in threesomeS
tomorrow starting AT IL a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Columbus, Syracuse
Open Little Series

SYRACUSE. n. Y, Oct.
INS) 49, The Columbus Redbirds
and the Syracuse Chiefs will play
the first Of three games Of the
Little World Series in Syracuse
tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Ortiz 10 TO 7 Over Lopez

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. / up
Manuel Ortiz making his sew
enth defense Of his worlds cham
pionship bantamweight title. was
a l0-7 faverite today to defeat
Leonardo Lopez of Mexico City
in their 15-round bout tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Pick Prosecutors Aide

FLINT. Oct. John T. Damn
former assistant prosecuting at
tornev today had been appointed
full-time assistant city attorney
His selection followed an oral eX.
animation by the civil service
commission. The job pays $4,000
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Doe Ilc pitch
ing sensation
~ The coming
World Series
An OF on
G dina }
Walk Coopor,
tho catcher.
viii be the
batting star,
according 10
Rowe one
fID1c Tiger
IN FOUND ace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

said he belicvedboth to be trust
worthy
Two officers Of th&law guarded
the StadiumS one operNgate.
Oh yes. two telephone\workers
were IN the park when the Lions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Probable Pitchers
nv United Press
AMERICAN LFNGIT

81 Louis tMuncrief l3-lI A. New
YORK tRnnham. t4-s)--2 go on FNT
cleveland reynolds 9.ilJ a. phis
deIphia tChristopher. 1l-i5I--2 B. m EWT
Ony games scheduled
NATIONAL LiAGtF
Brooklyn Head s-10p A. Cincinnati
iNa.rers IS.tfi-s.lh m FWT
Boston Barrett 1850 AZ Chicago
tpHHseau. 13-t2)-l 2. m Detroit time
New York FISCHER A-al a. So Louis
tFuwhert e-5J--i 80 p m Detroit time
only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Debut Of Both
Fighters Here
Set at Olympia
ToNIGHT.s CARD

Sammy Angott Washington, Pa Va
Joey Peralta. Mexico. 10 rounds AT 1877
pounds
Alfred tBig Boy Brown. Detroit. va
Larry Lane. Trenton. ~, j 10 rounds
a. catchweghts
F1tzie Fitzpatrick Cleveland. w.
Jimmy Mandell. Buffalo rounds At
100 pounds
Juste Fontaine, Pittsburgh. VS.. Leslie
Jock, Flint, rounds al $50 pounds.
Sam Hughes Detroit VS. Erwin
Hicks Pittsburgh rounds At ifs
pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

Sccretepractice al Briggs Stadium
yesterday. Or do they?
Besides the coaches only two
men saw the workout - Alex
Okray, the Tigers clubhouse boy,
and a neMspapor SCRIBE Dorais
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Delay Scorers Meeting

Annual meeting Of Detr ait
Baseball scorers Association.
originally scheduled for tonight
in the Detroit Bowling Association
offices. is set back 10 Oct. 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

arrived. But Bach delayed the
start Of the drill until the phone
men finished their work.
I'VE had trouble with carpen-
ters once" B "a III explained,
1.-THE carpenters turned out 10
be spies for the other team.
You can't take any chances"
MANDEL BUSY
Even Fred Mandel didn't see
the workout The owner Of the
Lions was helping Lou Cromwell
Nell tickets AZ the Lions offices in
Ne Book Building.
)"We had sandwiches sent up
Dr lunch" Mandel explained
the rush for tickets, "but didn't
get "A chance to snap at them
until $3.50. That's how busy we
were. Are my dogs tired"
With good weather, Mandel an
ticipates the crowd may reach
$4,000 or more spectators. which
will set a new record for atten-
dance az a pro-grid game in De-
troit.- The present mark Is 4l.300
paid. set by the Lions and Wash
IngtA Redskins several years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
MIA CHAMPION

Angott is the n. b AS top
ranking lightweight, Peralta
winner Of outstanding bouts in the
L. s. and Mexico
Angott holds three decisions
over Bob Montgomery. the cur
rent holder of the New York YER
sion of the lightweight title.
Angott has fought ali tho best Of
them and has never been beaten
by lightweight.
Alfred big Boy) Brown,
Detroiter, will collide with Larry
Lane of Trenton, n. j.. in a To-
round semiwindup They are
heavyweightS.
Fitzie Fitzpatrick and Jimmy
Mandell will meet in the main
preliminary. Fitzpatrick, middle
weight sensation from Cleveland.
will be bidding for his twelfth
victory. Msndell is from Buffalo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
DEMARET SEEKS DOUBLE

Jimmy Demaret, the Plum Hol-
low star. heads the lineup which
includes the Detroit districts out
standing players, pros as we'll as
amateurs, and a sprlnkling OF
outState players.
The tournament has an inter-
national aspect with the entry OF
Bobby Reith. the pro from Essex
Golf and Country Club across the
river.
Demaret. who is passing up a
tournament in Philadelphia which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
SpOr tS
By LEO MACDONELL

Schoclhoy Rowe thinks maybe
Henri Brecheer freshman left
handler with the Cardinals may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
DIFFERENT STORY

If the trainees are transferred,
It's a different story
Thlrty-siX gridderS leave here
tonight for Evanston as lavoriteS
for the Big Ten crown for the
first time under Fritz Crisler
Northwestern Is sitting
high" CriSler said yesterday,
land theyll be pointing for us"
But the Wolverine coach dis
played his confidence in naming
the same starting lineup 49, Art
Renner and Rudy Smeja. ends;
Bob Hanzlik, Merv Pregulman,
tackles George Kraeger. John
Gallagher, guards, Fred NeguS.
center, Capt Paul White and
Elroy Hirsch. halfbackS: Bob
WieSe, quarterback, and Bill
Daley fullbaCk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Tiger Box Score
PHILADELPHIA
DETROIT

Runs Outlaw Hoover. Wakefield
Bloodworth Unser Runs battef
YORK. Bloqdwor'h Hoover Two base hits
-Uuser York Hgne run Hoover Donnie
play Busch 20 RSlld % Skan LEFT on
bases Detroit Philadelphia g. Bases on
mire 3 by White 2. by Harris HTS
or Overmire IN So innings, on Whit.
In s.. innings Hit by prcher-By
White tBurgol. Wild pitch Vermire
Overmire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
Fight Results
Nv United Press

BY United Press
Fau River. Mass Oct. upt
costa, $50 Woonsocket, r declsioped
Jack Cohen i5S Newark ~ UOl:
Joe Morrissette iie Fall River knocked
out Gene belmont. iie, Newark "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
E-B Faces StrOh 80
I'm Greater Detroit

and Louie Burr. Ann Wells of
Olympic Recreation is the lone
woman entered and she may out
score many of the men.
Five games are 10 he rolled
across To- alleys with two squads
tomorrow at 100 and $50 p. m.
and four Sunday starting at 2:30.
There are still a number of OPEN
ingS left to complete a field Of
120 SpIllerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01

HERE AND THERE-Some
all-star teams likely will be after
William Kennedy of Schinning's
following his 224-255-194 for 6T3.
New Guardian Angel League
season record and highest rolled
at Professionalism todate
AL Koerper of Kaufman's had
16S-16S 277 Missed 300
when 7-pin stood in ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
STRESS oFFENSE

Goal line stands and offenSe
were stressed in yesterdays prac-
tlce, after earlier drills had been
on pass defense. Scoring plays
inside the l0-yard line were re-
hearSed, too.
Others on the trip are:
Euds--Jack- Petoskey, Hank Olshanski.
Fenwick Crane. Farnhsm Johnson Bob
-RennehahnH7- elf -Myft-Vtnc Mroz
Tackles Fred Bryan Glenn Bauman.
Bob Kennedy, Leonard Naah John Greene
Guards Ralph AmytutE. Bill Rohrbach.
Rex Wells
Center Bob CfandelI
Backs-Wat Dreyer. Jim Holgate Jack
Wink Joe Ponsetto. Hugh Mack, Don
Lund Earl Maves, Bob stenberg, Bill
Culhgan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-01
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
NNTIONNL LENGTE
THURSDAYS RESULTS

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Proet'tn b Cincinnati %
So LOUIS g. trW York N
Chicago 8. Boston 8 10 iHnlrEs1
Or.y tsnes scheduled
FRIDAYS GANT~
EIhH.En AZ Cincinnati rirrf
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Boston - Ch'raEo
Jr. Femcs scheduled