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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
NATInNAL IEAGIE
White Added fon. Ryder Cup MafcI,

said the Haig. who had Just
finished with A 304 I'M his major
tournament IN seven years.
COUNTS on WHITE
What's more" Hagen added
TN going TO arrange the De-
troit matches 80 White will on
pose McSpaden again I'm Detroit.
His 2S2 over the tough Tam o.
Shanter course j. plenty good 10
make sure he can hold his own
against any talent on the Ryder
Cup team"
NcSpadou is a member of the
cup squad
Hagen disclosed nc has an
'r'--rr tr1iurc match under con-
slderau0n FOR the Red Cross
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

O. Shanter tournament, Is COM
ing here. Sgt. Clayton Heafner
is another possible addition.
Others sure TO join him on
the challenging team are Sam
Byrd. Bobby Cruickshank. JIM
my Thomson and Joe Kirkwood,
besides Harbert and White.
The cup team already is as
sured OF Capt Craig Wood,
Byron Nelson. Jimmy Demaret,
Lloyd Mangrum. Sgt. Vic
Ghczzi Gene Sarazen and Nc
Spaden.
Hagen also said efforts still
were being made TO have Sam
Snead and Horton Smith. who
are in the services. play here.
They also are on the cup team.
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lay Start the Prince

with an already short staff
reduced sun more by the ab-
sencc Of Vigil Trucks. due 10
> % arm allment O'Neil may call
1a Hank lPunceJ Dana for a
starting JOB. in SIX innings
pitched AGAINST ihe Senators the
other day. the Prince yielded
only four singles, one Of them
q scratch But best Of all.
Dana displayed good control.
Cana was an outstanding pitch
or with Fort Worth .n the
Texas league last year
Moreover. Dana appears 10
DO cons derahle Of aNhftcr. BE-
sides pitching well be- con-
tubu'cd triple which scored
Two of his teammates.
Frank 'SmbbyJ \Otcr4rre's
3 fo % victory over Eafb Wr1
was The best Tiger ptchra f8D
of fre series In Washington Hp
hr.d 'Hc Senator, 10 SIS M'-.
bearing down beautifully .n fre
FrrnCs u achieve TIE sl4tOaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
SpOr IT'S
Bridges in 18th
Season, on Way
To q Big Year
By LEO MACDoNELL

Among the most inspiring
features Of the surprisingly
rood showing Of the Tigers this
season IS the fine pitching Of
Tommy Bridges. dean Of the
Detroit staff and one Of the
great pitchers Of all time.
Though 36 and ia his 1871 fun
season with the Tigers, the Vet
c-an Bridges currently is hurl-
ing some Of the best bali IN his
long and brilliant career. Al
ready this season he has baggcd
c.Eht victories against only two
defeats, an impressive record
considering that he pitches not
more than once a week. Had
Bridges the youth and stamina
10 hurl more often. this record
could well be more Impressive,
With eight, Tommy IS within
one triumph Of ms total for last
year when he won nine games
and dropped seven for the en-
tire season. While 1912 was not
one Of his biz years Bridges
over that season compiled an
earned run average Of Pa. his
best in the MAJORS. Moreover,
this year he may improve on
that fine earned run average,
To date he is under that figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

In Washington. although both
had 10 be relieved. Bridges out
lasted Rae Scarborough, sensa-
tional young highlander, the
two engaging in duel that
was plunged into extra innings.
That was the game in which the
Tigers went beSerk and totaled
eight runs in the tenth to win
IN a romp and give them three
victories out of four games.
Scarborough is the lad who
pitched the last eight innings OF
tho 16-inning m arat h on in
Briggs stadium losing when
Gerald Priddy fumbled Dick
Wakeheld'S grounder. and then
upset. walking two Tigers TO
crowd home the winning mark
cr. Young Scarborough goes TO
the navy soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

Holding Of the Owls reached first
when John Gianetu. Hudson first
sacker, bungled a grounder. Hold
ing stole second. Sam Kachigian
walked.
Pierce hit to Coles. who tossed
high TO ShortStop Tom Martin
covering second for a forced play.
As the ball rolled away. Holding
broke for the plate to count the
single run. %
Coles and Martin, goats Of the
fifth, were the only players 10
get hits off Pierce. Coles in the
fourth and Martin in The eighth.
PASSES COSTLY
Kractke gave Bergamo a one
run lead in the first on Mike
Dubel'S walk. one Of eight Sedan
allowed, Andy Beck's sacrifice,
and Ed Brooks single TO left.
Hudson crossed out this lead in
the seventh when Frank Morrells
single was the first hit off
Bergamo. John LazariS INT 10
right and Beck let the shot curve
away from him. 1t went for a
triple, MoTelI scoring. John Nor
CANS single Tailed Lazarls.
y. u . ~ X "a, 49, = A fYsy7s y "a ~
nh m t In ms, q. Sibei Stole sec.
ond and brought over the tying
marker when Joe Follmer' singled
off George TiSchak's shoes.
Hudson started something In
the tenth on Morgan's single and
pinch hitter Vince Tuzzo's pass.
Both moved UP on wild pitch
but Bergamo hreezed Freeman
Page TO END the inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Patty
To Join
Marines

CHICAGO. July IS GNS)-
Patty Berg. one of the greatest
.t4 ipea sJl.e.s.,k,,r b
to celebrate her victory in tie
Women's' Open Of the All-Ameri-
can tournament by her induction
into the marines.
After a few days rest. Patty
plans to 60 10 the Pacific Coast
where she will join Mrs. Mildred
Zaharias, the former Babe Didrik-
son, ia an exhibition tour, with
recruiting as the objective.
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event at Plum Hollow He hopes
TO pit Chick Harbert, a member
of his Challengers, against By
ron Nelson. This pair tied for
third yesterday in Chicago. one
stroke back of McSpaden and
White.
Harbcrt proved the sensation
of last years Ryder Cup match
AZ Oakland Hills. battling Ben
Hogan TO a tie in a 36-hole
match.
WILLIE GOGGIN ADDED
The Haig was enthusiastic
over the chances of his team
against the cupperS. Willie Cog
gin, one OF the stars in the Tam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Race Stewards
Expected TO Ban
Or Fine Adams
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

The stewards OF the Detroit
Race Track Will be odds-on ia
vorites over Johnny Adams. the
country's leading Jockey IN their
showdown today.
II certainly IS oddS-on ha I
tho stewards headed by Jack s.
Young viii uphold their dignity
by lcvyinE a substantial fine or
suspension on the lola tKanD
riding veteran whom they suS-
pended when he SCorned their
authority and the rules Of the
Michigan Racing Commission
Saturday
Adams. who always tries 10
keep has mounts out Of trouble,
got himself IN a Jam this time.
Although he was booked 70 ride
Earl II. Beezley'S GraSshopper II
m the third race al the Detroit
track he went Ia Chicago te- ride
Charles T. Fishers Amber Light
In the Arlington Classic. Johnny
just went for the ride because
Amber Light finished eighth and
last behind Slide Rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Lou Novak in Hospital

Lou Novak, brother of Tony the
bowler who scored games of De-
trolt Amateur Baseball Federation
Tor more than 20 seasons. is Scri-
onSly III in Grace Hospital Branch,
1900 Meyers road. Poor health
forced Novak TO give up scoring
two years ago. He has been in the
hospital three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
BY VI r. DRUKENBRon

Detroit is going 10 see a re-
play Of today clash IN Chicago
between Buck White and Ju.
NcSpaden in connection with
the Ryder Cup golf matches az
Plum Hollow August rs.
Walter Hagen. captain of Tho
ChalienEerg. revealed tins when
contacted by The Detroit Times
lr Chicago early today after
White and NcSpadc1 had iled
yesterday fnr The championship
I'D tfe $1,000 All-American
tIpC' ~ Tam % Shanter
Whether White wins mr. loscs
today he's been invited &. ~. =
member Of my Challengers,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26

M-iZ-a-rdY
81 a s. AS
we rec !,
he had IL
s rik eouts
against ( h e
Write Sox
a n q n ! n e
ag INST the
Sc n ators in
his last two
starts He
pitched a
tour-hitter in
c h c a G o
on top of a
three : hitter
against I he
Athletics in
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TIGER Box Scores
FIRST CAME

Totals 35 ~ ~ "a Totals "a - IS
'Battsd fer Woln IN eighth
DETROIT coo 600 05o-s
Philadelphia 000 GOO 600
Runs Wakefield. York, Higgins. Ross,
Trout Errors Hoover. Hall 2. Euder.
Runs hatted in-Ynrk ?, Higgins Blood.
worth TWo-bAss hlts--Crsmer York
sAcrinees-Cramsr 2 Wslaj Double plays
Suder 20 Hehner 81 siebert 2, Hoover 90
York Hail 10 Hsnner % sisheri Blood
worth - Hoover 20 York a. LEFT on bases
or Trout on Woin I Struck out
nv Trout q BY Wolf 2 HtsT-On WOLF
20 IN innings. on Cola o In 1 inning.
Wild ptch-Trout. Losing pitcher-Nol1.
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TROUT OPENS RALLY

The first game was thriller.
Trout and Roger Wolff battled
along on even terms for seven
innings and then the Tigers broke
loose
Trout singled, went 10 second
on a sacrifice and TO third on an
infeld out. Wakefield walked.
Rudy York then doubled TO left.
scoring both Trout and Wakefield.
Higgins followed with n single
that scored York. Ross also hit
safely and when Bloodworth
dropped a safety in left two moro
came home.
Needing tonightS game for an
even break in the series. the IT.
gers will start Hal Newhouser
against Jesse Flores.
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GINNING RULE
Federation
Results

4 y
i,.,:;.,-r4,, A dig,
VlckersSa Chsvrolh n .Ctorfeip
Parsclean ga, Police o-2 thrst game
forfeitedJ.
CLASS n
Arthur, ). Fort wayu. Military polio, ?
teNhibition)
Rayls Hoffman n.
Griffin s. i7t (UAw) q innings).
Sans 9. South Fort 4
i5i JAW 2, Krs.tke GO innings.
DsR ~. 400 (UAw) 1.
Kowalsh 49, Flex-o IS innings
agreemenD.
CLASS u
cubs q Sheriff. A c CforfeiO.
East side Coal r, ST Rita :.
CUAW) g. Kings 3.
81 John Cantius q West Side 4.
Russell Woods s Haags 2
400 Club 5. Dixie
Fast Side g. Arrows 4.
Lincoln Park g. N0rtICfAns
Northwest Lions 4, lakewood Aces 2.
CLASS v
Accessory =. Great Lakes 4
Van Kula 4 Hawks
Dukes O. spartans o NorfciO.
Detroiters 8. Linens
stays g Bees n forfeit).
uukes 8 Mohawks 4
The Fort 13 S.. John Cantus q IN.
nirgsl
cowboys Q. a. Alphonsus s.
wyoming y Firechiefs I
Northwestern stars q. Moeiiers ;.
Wilson's 10 Shamrocks 3.
Scorpions g. Solars
MIDGErs
Seventh Battalion ~ Second Battalion I.
Twelfth Battalion 10. First Battalion 2.
Eighth Battalion %, Third Battalion ..
sixth Battalion 10 Eleventh Battalion
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Still WhiHs En-

Once the strikeout king OF
the American League, Bridges
still battles batters with hlS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
He Loses NO-Hiffer
rs Rival Allows 2

Over a 81 season stretch Clare
A. Whelpey has scored hundreds
Of amateur baseball games. And
he says today that in his expert
ence he never saw better pitching
than in yesterdays two at Briggs
Stadium involving Class B and
d teams of the Detroit Fedora
ton.
Carl Norris Of Hudson 154
Juniors, Class d, lost a no-hitter.
Only q HudsonS faced Bill
Pierce of Owls although two had
singles. Each was out stealing
Pierce. a southpaw, famed Ia
and Norris 10. Errors after two
were out in the fifth gave Owls
their 10 triumph.
In fact, Hudson used 13 players
with Pierce striking out IL al
least once. Only two escaped, Ray
Coles and Tom Martin.
GINNING RULE
Frank Bergamo OF Kraetke in
the Class b affair held Hudson
154 hitleSS for six innings. Hudson
got 10 him for two in the seventh
and two more in me ninth.
Kraetke had five off Hudsons
Tom Sedan.
With two away in the fifth Of
the Owls-HudSon match. Ray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
ny Tinted Press

The precise deadliness with
which the Pittsburgh Pirates
have knocked off the National
Leagues two top clubS-Brooklyn
and St. Louis 49, today ranked
frankie Frischs squad as one Of
the most potent in the clubs an
nails
The Pirates defy analysis None
Of the regulars are hitting 300 or
better and the club ranks only
sixth In team batting. The only
outstanding pitcher on the squad
is Rip Sewell, top man in the
majors. The catching is only fair
and the club was left with only
four infielders when iuok Geery
quit.
Yet today they are a definite
challenge TO the Cards and
Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Major lie aeue
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERhAY's GAMES
DETROIT ST.. Philadelphia O-3.
Boston TO. St Louis %
Chicago 20 New YORK Is
Cleveland 50. Washington II.
ToDAY's GAMES
DETROIT Al Philadelphia. night,
Cleveland A. Washington, night.
Chicago AZ New York.
g.. Louis A. Boston
SATURDAY NIGHT
Cleveland 2, Washington o.
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Probable Pitchers
nv United Press
ANERIt A IIAGTT

81 Louis ,Nuncucf 7-sl Al Boston
woods lll-3 D.. m EWT
Chicago Wade 80 AT New YORK
tN0n4h $3.50 20 N EWT
DETROIT lNFWHOuSER T-sl ~ Phua-
delphia tFlores $50 m EWT
cleveland tBaEhN $50 az Washing on
wynn 9.fl 500 p m EWT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ,Wiitig SOD A. Chicago
lLec 500 mn Detroit Time
Brooklyn pJBys 5-Bt AZ Pittsburgh
tBu'Dtcr 5.7H-3.i5 r. m EWT
Philadelphia fkrus 500 Al Cincinnati
tstar 9.1i ~ m EWT
Rnsiun G8very $50 % 81 Louis
Cooper l3-5l-.3 800 y m Deirou Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
BucS Prove Deadly
To Cards and DODGERS

Sacramento only a few days ago.
turned back the Braves with
seven hits in the first game. The
Cards banged out u hits in the
nightcap.
Cincinnati divided with the
Phillies. The Reds won the openet.
7-3, with 14-hit attack and
Kewpie Barrett burned his fas~
one past the Reds for a 81 WIN
in the finale.
Chicago clipped the Giants
twice by the same score, 20.
RED soX IN SIXTH
The Red Sox climbed into
sixth place and dropped St. Louis
into seventh in the American.
League with double triumph
over the Browns, TO and Cd.
Rookie Thurman fuckers first
major league homer with none on
gave the White Sox 2-1 triumph
over the Yankees in the firsa
game. Wildness coupled with
pair of hits cost Orval Grove his
first loss in 10 games as the YAM
KEGS took the nightcap, 6-3. Grove
baked with the bases loaded and
Bill JohnSon's single sent home
the last two runs In the eighth to
help the Yankees sew 10 up.
Cleveland ran its winning
streak 10 seven straight with an
3D. verdict over the Senators in
the first game OF a double-header,
but Jim Merit pitched Washing
ton to a ID decision in the night
cap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
FORMER CASE RECALLED

-
A coincidence not favoTin &
Adams is that il was DiXiana
Farm which took him 10 Chicago
in violation of his contract here.
Just a year ago the same Sltua-
ton came up. Johnny wished 10
go 10 Chicago to ride in several
big races but Trainer Jack
Hodgins Of DiXiana Farm APP
peared before the stewards with
an affidavit he had engag g d
Adams TO ride some of the Fisher
horses in stakes here. He wished
Adams kept here. The stewards
forced the rider TO remain.
Adams has two or three cards
10 play but the balance of power
lies with the stewards, W h o e
word can bar him from all rec
ogniZed tracks.
First, the Jockey may assert
Beezley's call on his services was
unnecessary. His horse. Grass
hopper ii did not figure as a Sc
rious threat in the third race
Saturday. With Jockey Willie
Canning aboard the French-bred
gelding was unplaced
Second, as the leading rider Of
the L. s.. and paceSetter at De-
troit with rs winners this meet
ing, the Jockey is a big attraction
AT the record-setting Detroi {
meeting.
The last reason is probably
Johnny'S biggest ace. The stew
ards are faced with the necessity
for diSciplining one Of the track
drawing cards, perhaps even
alternating Johnny and causing
him to ship out. along with his
employer Wyatt who has a very
sharp and useful stable.
The stewards must uphold their
authority. however. and not per-
NIT apv iockev to balie..,. trat
l.5N 49, -
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HARBERT BLOWS 1T

Harbert 2S-year-old army avia-
ton cadet, appeared 10 have the
championship Cinched after 90
holes of play. One stroke in front
of McSpaden. three in front of
White and five ahead of Nelson.
Harbert took bogeyS on three of
the next six holes 10 toss away
the golden opportunity.
Nelson and Harbert took 5000
each as their share of the prize
purse.
Two strokes back Of Nelson and
Harbert was Glib Sellers Of Hot
Springs, Ark, who had final
round of II for a 2S5 total.
Jack Grout Of Chicago Heafner
and Willie ,Goggin of White
Plains. n. Y, were next with
286'S and one stroke farther back
was Bill Kaiser of Louisville, XIV.
Patty Berg. Minneapolis, MINI,
won the woman's open with a 70
hole total of 307 Elizabeth Hicks
of Long Beach, Calf, was second
with 312.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
SECOND CANE


DFTROIT PHILADELPHIA
AB n q ABB II o A
Cramr 81 q Henner 2 7
lig,g,. . I %sstet . o
York; $50 - a Titns.n 2<o 2 q
"'v'-, a. si's.r' : ~
,5y.latr = .. III ,~-S-Haass 50 > +
j'Eer.c I 4 4 S1ders 2 0 o q
G'des Hsrrissp n 0 1
Totals 81. 8 q - Totss 20 2 ~ II
DETROIT 900 O0i O0O--t
Philadelphia 600 oi0 20x-3
Runs Corsica. siebsrt 2. WGgner.
Errors Han. Bl6odworth Runs battsd 10
--Wakedeld wagner Han. Two-base hit
Wagner Double play Bloodworth -
Hoover 70 York. Left on baaes--Dttroit a,
PhuadelphiA . BaseS OF hAlA-Od= Coz
sica 2 struck out-BY Harris I, by Cor
sica Hit by pitcher - by Gorsica
lsiehertl. Balk-Gorsiea. Paoed ball
Wagner
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DODGERS 81 BEHIND

Victors in four games OF a
recent five-game setto with the
leading Cardinals. the Pirates
showed no sign of a letdown yes
terday and trimmed the Dodgers
twice by identical scores. IL. The
double defeat dropped the Dodg-
ers 81 games behind the Red
birds, who raped the Braves
twice 81 and 7-3. 10 pull the
Pirates 10 within half a game Of
second place.
The Cards shortage Of SOUTH
paws was eased considerably when
rookie AL Brazle, brought in from
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WHITES "a KEEPS HIM IN

McSpaden was out with a bril-
liant "a. but slipped on the back
nine 10 81 strokes
White was out in 81 and APP
parently had thrown away his
title chances But on the back
nine the genial Dixie SHOEMAKER
settled down and came back in "a
strokes for his total.
One stroke back Of the pace
settlers came Nelson and Harbert,
who furnished most of the dra-
mates of thrill-hlled final round.
Nelson started the day four
shots off the pace. He still was
well back after shooting the first
nine in 30. But on the back side
ne became links magician Ia
come home in 30 strokes. He
reached those nine final green's in
l6 shots and had Is puts, just
falling shy of a title slice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Cotton May Play
InRyder Cup

CHICAGO, July &c CUP)-
Henry Cotton, former British
open golf champion and for the
NSt three years a member OF
The Royal Air Force, was invited
today to come 10 the United
States for "a series Of exhibition
mAtchnS Mllh -Anncrican Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
UNEEsOIUza Golfer
EN Title PIlsyOn
Faces M'Spaden;
Harbert Blows
II in Last Six
By TOMMY DENINE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, July 26-Harold
jug McSpaden Of Merton, Pa,
for is years one OF COLTS great
lourneymen, and Buck White,
an unknown from Greenwood,
Miss, engage in an 1S-hole play
of today for the championship of
the $4,000 All-American Open
tournament
McSpaden and White tied for
the title az the end of the regula-
tion II holes yesterday with ag-
gregateS of 2S2. six strokes under
par for the distance The winner
of the playoff viii receive $1,000
and the loser Sl,400. the spoils of
the richest links event on war
year calendar.
McSpaden and White started
the final round deadlocked for the
lead and Clayton Heafner the
burly army sergeant from Spar
tanbuFg, s. G, and Melvin tGhiekt
Harbert OF Battle Creek, Mich,
They each fired one under par
rounds of II for the final Is holes
to remain a deadlock.
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manager or the, Professional
Golfers Association discussed the
with Cotton when he
was IN. England as a representa-
tive Of the Red Cross.
If cotton accepts the invitation
10 is hoped he will be able 10
arrive in the United States in
time 70 participate in the RYDER
Cup-Hagcn Challenger matches az
Detroit Aug. rs. He has been
asked 70 play with the Chal-
longer team captained by the
veteran Walter Hagen. The
matches are for war relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati IL. Philadelphia 30.
Chicago "a New York 90
Pittsburgh II. Brooklyn ii.
81. sLouis ST. Boston la
TODAN'S GAMES
BOSTON At ST. Louis
New YORK a. Chicago
BROOKLYN Al Pittsburgh
Phuadelphia A. Cincinnati morning.
SATURDAY NIGHT
81. Louis 3. Boston 0.
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BALK Is CALLED

In the fifth inning of the night
cap, with the teams in a scoreleSS
deadlock, Siebert on third and two
out, Umpire Grieve called a balk
on Corsica and ordered Siebert
home from third.
Grieve'S ruling was based on
the new American League rule
IAN attempt 10 deceive a base
runner is balk
The umpire declared that Cor
slca Straddled the pitching mound
and made false move with his
arms.
In the seventh with the score
tied AT Ii. Umpire Berry called
Siebert safe at home on Hal Wag-
ner's double TO right when IL APP
peared as If the AS first baseman
had missed the plate.
Both plays caused considerable,
discussion but the men in blu4
held their ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
LIABLE To SUSPENSION

In the hearing scheduled today.
Johnny will endeavor 10 explain
why he violated the rule which
makes him liable 10 suspension
for leaving the track without a
release from the owner whose
horse he was to ride.
+ Johnny'S defense will be handi-
capped. Just week previous he
was engaged 10 ride A. c. ErnSt'S
Alorter IN the Arlington Futurity
at Chicago. Everyone wished him
good luck the day before. then
came back TO the track on Satur-
day and found Johnny still there.
He explained his failure 10 go by
saying that Euai Wyatt. the Cali
fornia horSeman who has first call
on his services, had several horses
entered here and that he felt he
should stay TO ride them.
AtOrter-S trainer had 10 scram-
bic al the last minute for new
Jockey 10 ride in the $4,000 race,
finally engaged one who brought
his horse in third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
Balk Ruling
Hits Corsica
Loses 2-Hitter
And Tigers Are
Held to Split

PHILADELPHIA, July 25-
Johnny Corsica, Tiger right
handler, can't be blamed for refer
ring to himself as one OF those
neutrality-suspicious. guys.
Elevated to a starting role in
the second half of yesterdays
twin bill with the Athletics, Cor
sica was the victim Of two adverse
rulings by the umpires.
AS a result he was beaten, 81,
although he gave up only two
hits, both in the seventh.
A five-run splurge in eighth
gave the Tigers the first game,
so, reward TO Dizzy Trout for
L. g. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-26
NIIDGETs

Seventh Battalion ~. Second Battalion
Twelfth Battalion 10. First Battalion
Eighth Battalion p. Third Battalion 3
sixth Battalion 10 Eleventh Battalion 2