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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Wing Farmland
Lost in Action

First player -hf-tt1e Detroit
Hockey Club ranks 10 be reported
missing in action IS Flight Sgt.
Willie Grant. u, Of the Omaha
knights. a Red Wing farm.
Grant has been reported miss
ing after air operations overseas
with the RCAF, Sept. %, accord
ing TO word received by his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grant,
of Fort William Ont
Grant was one Of tho stars on
the North Bay Trappers when
they went 10 the finals Of the
junior championship of Canada in
1888. He then turned pro and
played with Tulsa and Omaha
He is reputed 70 be one OF the
outstanding bombardierS in the
RCAF and has made more than
"a flights over Germany and Ger
man-held territory.
II was in Fort William, my
home town, the day Grant
enlisted" said Manager Jack
Adams, Of the Red Wings today
II am praying with his parents
that he turns up safe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
WIPE .BOIGS

BY DON GILES

Nich;gan's $50 600 small game
hunters received a hard join today
when tho WPB announced the
supply Of shotgun ammunition re-
Gently manufactured for hunting
purposes had met emergency re-
quircmcnts."
The announcement made in
Washington said the ammunition
was needed for control of live
Stock and crop predat0rS and
there were no present plans for
statc-by-statc quota distribution
of shells, as previously planned by
the fish and wildlife service.
The WPB, however, stated any
surplus of shells after stockmen's
and farmers needs had been filled
would be available for purely
sporting use.
Meanwhile, Michigan hunters
were making plans to use shells
left over from last season. Game
prospects, according TO conSeva-
ton officers, are best in years
for the opening Oct. Is.
With the exception of the Jack
son area, early duck hunters were
experiencing the worst season in
years. Native mallardS, blacks and
grays still are plentiful in the
Waterloo area, but hunters were
to work small potholes
Roscommon reports local ducks
plentiful but wild. In tbs area,
cold nights and bright days are
bring partridge out on the roads
and excellent hunting is expected
if present weather continues.
Heavy frosts have reduced foliage,
leaves are still on most
trees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Homers TO Left

His homer yesterday curved
into the lower deck Of the left
fold stands Just inside of the
foul line taking almost the
sarc route as the four-hase
clopt with which Whitley Kurow-
ski ciInchcd the championship
last year
Incidentally Borhau struck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Pleasure Undimmed

Mort and Walk. famous Card
inai brother battery, must have
cvactfd pleasure out of the We
tory though 10 was dimmed by
tragedy m the family The
brothers plunged INTO the game
with word that earlier in the
day their father had died sud
denly a. the family home IN
Independence Mo.
Tire tragedy recalled TIE
death Of Buck NeWSom : dad IN
Cincinnati on the eve OF the
former Tiger pitchers victory
over the Reds in the opening
game Of the fS4u series
Dad would have wanted us
10 play." Mort explained simply
on behalf OF his brother and
himself
The Cooper baseball flair is
inherited. The late Cooper,
rural mail carrier for nearly 40
years, was a pitcher IN his youth
and realized his ambition when
The S0TS became stars III tf1c
majors.
Mort is one Of the outstanding
pitchers in the majors and Walk
is said 10 be the best catcher
in all baseball. Mort won most
valuable award last year. after
baCging p victories. This year
ne won Il games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
NJ Irish Movies
AT Grid Lunch

Complete motion pictures Of the
Michigan-Notre Dame game will
be shown Monday a. the meeting
OF The Detroit Times Downtown
QuarterbaCkS Club. Tho meeting
VIII be held az Fort Shelby at
l2l5 and is open 10 all fans.
In conjunction with the l. of NJ
Alumni Association the Down
town QuarterbackS Club is getting
an extra print OF the movies.
Coaches and writers viii be on
hand 10 discuss the game p. biggest
of the season. There also viii be
a 15-minutc broadcast, when Nom
berS Of the club VIII be permitted
10 give their views Of the game
The broadcast viii be over station
WNNL. handled by Don Watuick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Had Some Trouble

But Mort had his troubles
against American League bat
tiers. Besides his SetbackS IN the
autumn games, Mort was beaten
twice in the All-Star spectacle.
There are more Coopers COM
INK. Jimmy. Is, is in the navy
20. the duration and both Mort
and Walk say he can throw
faster than any Cooper the big
leagues have yet seen.
Sammy, aged Il is the ace Of
the grade school team. The old
est son. Bob, manages a semi
pro team in independence.
Morris SON Lonnie, aged s,
was named after Lon Warnekc.
Besides Mort. in the Cardinal
limehght today are Marty
CSlats Marion. the skinny
South Carolinan. who Is rated
by most experts as tho best
shortstop in baseball. and Ray
Sanders. one Of Billy South
worthS newer athletes
While Marion covers almost
rs mach terra firma as Gen.
Montgomery and his African
Grcyhounds. home run hitting is
a strange role for the 6-foot
pinch. 165-pound Cardinal oc-
topus
In tho regular season lust
ended In The National League,
Stats polci only one home run.
Last year be didn't hit any. in
fact in three years with The
Cardinals he has t0taIcd only
Won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

Baseball devotees long will
speak reverently of the Cooper
boys and the October afternoon in
1943 when they remained faith
full to their profession, instead Of
following their hearts back TO a
saddened home in the quiet little
Missouri town of Independence
for last glimpse of their father
Future sports historians will
write over and over again the
dramatic tale of Mort Cooper
pitching to his brother, Walker,
the memory of their father ever
between them. the story which
was written on hundreds Of type
writer's and telegraph keys click
ing And Gathering in the press box
of thS deserted Yankee Stadium,
All \over the world, baseball
fans, b&ing sentimentaIists, will
recall how the Cooper boys, Mort
in the box and Walker behind the
plate conquered the mighty New
York Y2hkees, 4-3. squaring the
World Series at l-all for their
team, the ST, Louis Cardinals.
The story viii never grow old.
II was a great story three years
ago when Bobo Newsom hurled
a magnificent victory for Detroit
over Cincinnati few hours after
he learned Of his fathers death,
1t was a greater story yesterday
because the man who caught
Newsom was not his brother.
Death, the master dramatist,
has habit of setting the stage
for LIES most memorable mo-
ments. The mechanics Of this
dramatic personae. though not en-
tirely original produced a ire
mendous emotional climax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
BrdzIe 10 Pitch
Against BorowYn
In Sd of Series
BY LEO MACDONELL

NEW YORK, Oct. Manager
Billy (The Kid Southworth OF
the Cardinals is a high falutin'
gambling man in baseball.
The ST. Louis skipper is a-fixin'
TO pitch Alpha Brazle, 2S-year-old
freshman southpaw, against the
Yankees in the third game Of the
World Series at Yankee Stadium
here today
He will be pltted against Hank
Borowy, out of Fordham College,
right-hander who started slow
this season, but came roaring
down the erican League
stretch with IL victories in his
las II starts.
With the two smashing victories
bagged by young Johnny Beazley
against the Yankees last fall still
fresh In his memory, Southworth
may not be taking too much of
gamble. Freshman or not, good
pitching can beat the American
LeaguerS, as Beazley proved.
Brazlc, who came up 10 the
Cardinals from their Sacramento
farm club in July won s games
and lost ? in National League
connection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
J. NJ -IrishGane
Unlikely 10 Be
Lost by d Point
b. EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. oct r Many
important games have been de-
,.ae3 by a point after touchdown
Perfect records have been spoiled
and championships lost when a
kick was blocked or went wide Of
tho posts
There IS little likelihood n this
happening in Saturdays bag game
between NIchlg an and Notre
Dame Both have experts in that
department
Notre Danes Angelo Bcrtclli
has connected with nine out Of
nine Merry Prcgulman. who took
over tins task when Jim Brieske
WIS injured. has scored m u out
Of 10 tor the Wolverines.
BrIcskc. who led tho country
last year. VIII also be available
for Saturdays game
Statistics are usually dry read
lnE, bat these are presented for
those who are anxious 10 make
comparisons OF the two teams Tor
the sake of argument.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
RddCIiff Traded
To As for Swift
And Heffner

NEW YORK, Oct. = The
Tigers have obtained Don Heffner
and Bob Swift from the Athletics
in exchange for Rip Radcliffe, it
was announced here today by Jack
general manager of the De-
troit club.
The deal was completed at a
here between Connie
Mack and Zeller and was a
straight trade
Heffncr is expected to replace
Jimmy Bloodworth. Tiger second
baseman who is expected to go
to the army soon. Swift is a
and will be Paul Richards
first assistant in the Tiger back
stopping department.
The Tigers have big league Of
ferS for both Dixie Parsons and
Al Unser and they are likely 10
figure in future deals.
Heffner slumped in his hitting
this past season, but still rates as
an outstanding performer at sec
ond base. Swift is better than
an average receiver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Daley Keeping
Irish Awake

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. Z
GNSl-Coach Frank Leahy con-
fcssed today he and his Notre
Dame Irish stay awake nights
trying 10 figure out defense 10
stop Bill Daley when the South
Bend eleven invades Ann Arbor
10 engage Michigan in what may
be the championship game Of the
Midwest this season.
Lcahy said he was definitely
over next Saturdays
game with the Wolverines. He
points out the Irish were keyed
up against Georgia Tech last
week and were due for a let-down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Princeton Loses
Star by Graduation

PRINCETON. y. J.. Oct. Z
GNS)-Princeton. like other col
legcS who thought themselves
blessed with navy VIZ traineeS,
discovered today that the blessings
are not unmiXcd
Johnny Van Ness. who made a
splendid showing IN the Columbia
game, now has graduated Now
coach Mahnken stands 10 lose
O'Brien, Van Ness replacement,
plus Miller and Jones as the result
of examinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Yale Goes Back
To Single Wing Play

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. Z
GNS) Yale abandoned its T-for-
nation today and returned to the
singlc-wing Warner plays Of last
year.
Coach HOWE Odell said the
change was neceSsitated by leg
and knee injuries 10 important
members of the Eli eleven. Sew
cral trick plays will be retained
from the Information, Odell said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Team Score Of 1000
Now Lansing Habit
Special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

LANSING. Oct. 6-For the
third consecutive week team
from the Capital City League, top
bowling circuit here, toppled over
5000 pins.
Last night Sun Rae fired games
OF 1926 lOOO-1O7S 3.104 for a
new season high Harold Crofts. a
$50 average bowler, led the
assault with games OF 2l5-233-
242-690 Last week HarVin s
posted 3,045 while one week pre-
Vious Lansing Pattern finished
with 1904.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
0SU BdCkfieId
Gets Into High Gear

COLUMBUS, O., Ooct. Z INS)
Passing and kicking today
marked the preparations Of Ohio
State for next Saturdays battle
with the BlueiacketS at Great
Lakes. The Buckeye backfield Of
hallback, Ernie Parks and Dean
ScnScnbaughter fullback Bill Oil
Yer and quarterback AL Williams
has shown considerable improve
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Coleman Returns 10 Mat

Abe Coleman Will return to the
local mat wars Tuesday, meeting
FrHnkI" Taylor of Hollywood in
'ro main event az FairvicW Gar
douS Three other matches are on
frc card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
COMPARE RECORDS

In three games Michigan has
gained 753 yards rushing 70 the
Irish total of SOB In passing The
Wolverines have advanced DIT
yards TO $50 for Notre Dame.
The irish have completed 10
out of 20 heaveS with Bertelli the
best. nine out of H. Michigan's
passing record is nine out of 25.
Fifteen Of Michigan'S passes have
been thrown by second strlngerS.
Bill Daley leads the ground
gamers of both teams with 1896
yards for four touchdowns. He has
averaged rs yards His total is
more than half of the total gain
for the Wolverines.
Jim Mello, Notre Dame full
back, is their leading gamer with
a total of 1875 yards in two games.
lie has averaged o. Creighton
Miller's average IS pa, with a
total Of t73 yards
julius Rykovich has an average
Of 81 with rs yards. Each of
this trio has three touchdowns TO
his credit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Dad Would Haze Wanted II That Way

INDEPENDENCE. Mo- OCT. lJP' Mrs R. J. Cooper
mother o e ST. Louis Cardinals brother battery Morton and
walker said today that her had done their father would
.fl World Series game
Dad would have been the proude,t in the
today She said
She said She expected Mort tonight
Ito left New York after the game Walker VIII catch oday
ana then home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Legend of COOpers
Will Live for Years
BY ART COIN

NEW YORK QNS)-A game that did not pause for a
world hardly could stop for the death of man.
fell into his last sleep early yesterday and
because he did Walker Cooper enhrned
immortal legend in baseball sentimental sport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
NOT ACCURATE

Those who are rating the Irish
on top for the most part are using
last Saturdays game as a meas
UTinE STICK. The Notre Dame
eleven ran wild against a good
Georgia Tech team, while MiChi-
gan didn't look so good against
Northwestern
The Michigan people explain
the Wildcat game by pointing out
Northwestern has a powerful !
squad with a good collection Of
traineeS. Also that Mic hi ga n
scored too quickly and rested on
its oars.
Michigan worked long yester-
day, getting its offense working
smoothly.
While there is n lot OF talk
about stopping Bertclli and stop
ping Daley. neither Frank Leahy
nor Fritz Crisler is a defense
minded coach. Both spend the
greater part Of the practice Ses-
SionS on offensive play. like a
baseball club that takes an hours
batting practice and 10 minutes
infield drill
That's why you can be sure it
will be a wide open game with
plenty of scoring thrills.
Remember last year?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
ONE ALL


Totals 30 27 Totals 80 y 8
sBatted for Bonham ~ eighth
tMetheny awarded frst 10 sixth on W.
Coopers Interference.
ST Louis O0i 300 000-f
New York 600 100 NOS.
Runs - Musial. Kirowski Sanders
Marion. Crosetli Johnson. Keller. Runs
hatted in--MariOn. KiroWsk Sanders 2
Keller 2 Etten Two-base hit-Johnson.
Three hase hit -- Keller Home runs
Marion Sanders stolen base--Narion
Sacrifice hlts-W Cooper NJ. Cooper.
Earned rurs-st. Louis a. New York 3.
Lett on bsses-s, Louis Z New York 4
Bases on balls-On Bonham 8. Of Murphy
!, Of ~ Cooper Struck out By Bon
ham 9 tWalkcr KurowsH 3. Litwniler z.
NJ Cooper g. Sanders. by NJ Cooper
tEtten. Gordon Stainhack. CrosettD.
Pitching summary Bonham s HRS. 4 runs
In s innings Murphy ! hit. no runs in 4
inning Umpires-Reardon tNLl plate.
Rue tALl III stewart tNLl Or Rom
mel fAL) 81. Losing pitcher Bonham
Time os. Attendsnee-es,o7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
LIVES IN WEST

Alpha resides down in the
southwest corner Of Colorado. on
the edge of the Mesa Verde Ma
tional Park, far from his birth
place, Loyal Okla, II Kingfsher
County near the Cimarron River.
He was a Red SoX farm hand
At Little Rock in 1910 and wa
obtained by the Cardinals in y
deal for Mike Ryha.
Now that they appeared 10
have found themselves. the world
champion Cardinals have high
hopes OF winning again today and
taking the series lead after Mort
Cooper's victory over the Yankees,
4 10 3, yesterday
Another crowd Of more than
$4,000. a shade under Tuesdays
turnout. witnessed the second
game Of the set
Besides Cooper's rout Of the
ink which plagued him in previous
competition against A IN eric a n
LeaEuerS.- Cardinals today were
Ia king most about the home runs
exploded by Marty Marion and
Rev Sanders that accounted for
three of their teams quartet Of
TALES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

Order War stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

While the government Of Can
ada doesn't officially recognize
that such a person as Eddie Reigel
exists. Manager Jack Adams of
the world champion Detroit Red
Wings is so certain of it he has
moved into the field of diplomacy
in an effort TO land Reigel on his
Red Wing squad
ReiCel is a husky 19-year-old
defpnSeman who aided the Oshawa
Juniors i'm the Memorial Cup
series which decided the junior
championship Of Cana d a last
spring
But he has no papers to prove
his identity or most of his life
story That makes it difficult to
get him a passport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
BOTH FIELDS

Marions homer. which came on
first pitch by Ernie Bonham IN
the third inning for the first
marker OF the contest was driven
into the lower deck Of the left
field stands.
Sanders. the ST. Louis first
baseman. drove his on near line
into the boxes in right field.
In losing his second game in
two years to the Cardinals in the
fan classic. Bonham hurled eight
innings. allowing only seven hits
Johnny Murphy replacing Bon
ham. who was lifted for pinch
hitter. pitched one inning and
gave up one hit.
In both of his series starts
CONTINUED on Page 2S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

'Batted for B0nham 10 eighth
tMetheny awarded drst in sixth on v
CO0per'S interference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

Continued on Page 2S)
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Pearl Buck Urges Repeal
OF Chinese Exclusion Act

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 8.-Pearl s.
Buck. speaking at tribute to
China" rally, said last night that
'the least" America could do for
China was to repeal obsolete inn
migration laws which ''' discrimi-
nate against the Chinese alien" and
place the Chinese on a quota basis.
Miss Buck. In speech over Radio
Station WIN, called on the United
States to reassure the Chinese with
a clear-cut policy toward the East
I'm lieu Of the airplanes and am
munition and food and all the things
we are sending to other Allies which
we are not sending to the Chinese
except in very small quantities"
Warning that II the Allies delayed
attacking Japan for two years ut
would be too late" she declared that
America lis using her China un-
mercifully in allowing her to be the
chief opponent to our bitter enemy,
Japan"
China. she said. would have more
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Flag Cover Awards Made
In War Savings Drive

First prize in the second national
magazine nag cover competition,
sponsored by the United States
Flag Association In promotion OF
the war savings program, has been
awarded to News and Views" pub
lished by the Caterpillar Tractor
Co., Peoria, Ill. Other winners an
nounced today are:
Monthly magazines. general cir
culation-From painting, Woman S
Day; from photograph, Glamour u
Organization and trade magazines
From painting. "Motorship':: from
photograph, Banking" Weekly
magazines. general circulation
From painting, the United States
News; from photograph. News
week" House organs and miscel-
laneous-From painting. steel
Horizons; from photographs, News
and Views"
Selection of the winning designs
was made at the National Gallery
OF Art here by Flag Association
committee of which David E. Fin
ley. director OF the gallery, is chair
man. The associations Patriotic
Service Cross was awarded for the
best cover design In each of eight
classincations, and the Cross OF
Honor, highest decoration, was
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Platform Is Prepared
For Officials 10 See
Righting Of Normandie
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 8.-The one
time French liner Normandie may
vet get in the war-as a troop
carrier for the United Nations.
Construction of an observation
platform and the tearing down OF
work shacks on the side of the par
TALLY submerged hull gave indication
Yesterday that the job OF rightlng
her-one of the greatest marine sal
wage operations in history--is near
ing completion.
Workmen were under orders to
have the 400-foot observation plat
form. from which the righting will
be watched by naval and other off,
cials. completed by July Is.
The Manhattan Borough presi-
dents office gave the Navy permis-
sion to construct this observation
deck on the southbound roadway
OF the West Side elevated highway
between Forth-eighth and Fiftieth
streets. The salvage workers have
been removing the shacks and cat
walks which they had named Nor
mandieville.
Soon after the Pearl Harbor at
tack the United States took title
to the Normandie from France and
was in the process of converting her
to military use under the name
Lafayette when fire swept her on
February 9. 1912.
Shifts of salvage crews, working
around the clock. have labored since
then to reclaim the $50, ,000, 900 vessel
from the muddy bottom of her Hud-
son River dock, where she came to
rest after capsizing.
Rear Admiral E. L. Cochrane told
. House Appropriations Subcom-
mittee last May the total cost of
salvaging, rebuilding and outfltting
the vessel as a troop transport would
approximate $20,0o0,0 900.
Evening star., 1943-07-08

to contribute to . postwar world
designed for peace than any other
country.
DR.. Wei Tao-ming, Chinese AM
bassador. speaking on the same
program, said Japan's failure to
conquer China was her Achilles
heel" because 1t was the stumbling
block In her greater dream Of world
domination"
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Chile Promises u. S.
Entire Copper Output
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, July 8.-The
Ministry of Commerce announced
an agreement yesterday to ship
Chile's entire copper production,
except small quantity for ma
tional requirements. to the United
States as a contribution to the war
effort.
Evening star., 1943-07-08

given as the grand award. Large
collections Of the covers are being
shown Is War bond window displays
in 400 department stores through
out America.
Evening star., 1943-07-08

CHICAGO-SOLDIERS LOSE CITIZENSHIP-Two naturalized
American soldiers who after being nducted into the Army
fused to bear against Germany their native land
shown yesterday before hearing in Federal Court their
citizenship revoked They Jack Irskens SO ef of
this city and Norbert Bresky 3s OF West Caldwell NJ.
A p. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1943-07-08

There are more than 10 conven-
lent branch offices for Star Want
Ads located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
Isa A'llaOlea Drivers
teee eos kalloa Loss

uesplss The warning iasued last
vsss " the Arlington County Ra-
s'en Beard that future gasoline
eassoaa win b denied persons who
Jan 70 appear at speeding and
pleasure driving hearings, 10 per-
cons did not appear at the last
nearing. the board said yesterday.
Penalties were imposed on two
Of the II Arlington drivers who did
appear. ofncials said, eight were dis
missed and one case was post
poned.
Those fined were w. B. Tillman,
E742 North Lexington street, who
lost three &c" coupbns for a pleasure
driving violation, and S. M. Rich
artlson. 806 South Scott street, one
B" coupon for a speeding convic-
ton.
Three persons, absent from the
February 26 hearing, were denied
future issuance of gasoline rations
Tor failure to appear or show good
cause for non-appearance. Their
names are recorded at State, local
and regional offices, oficials said,
until they appear and show cause
tor non-appearance.
Those denied future rations were
E. j. Field, 500, South Wakefield
street; j. j. Boushka, 203 North
Piedmont street, and Norman Ray
Brothers, 5633 North Fifth street.