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Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-19
French Coast
Is Rocked by
Big Explosions
Blasts Shake England; J;
Terrific Bombing
Believed Carried Out

LONDON, Aug. 19-CUP)
-Thunderous explosions off
the French coast. reminis-
cent of the terrific British
bombing onslaught against
the invasion ports three years ago,
shook Southeast England today
after big formations OF Allied bomb
ers and fighters swept across the
channel.
The explosions continued for some
minutes. They came from the di-
rection of the Boulogne district,
where considerable columns of
smoke were seen.
Observers on the Southeast coast
were unable to determine what
caused the explosions, but said they
sounded like heavy bombs. They
were both heard and felt along the
English coast. Doors and windows,
and even entire buildings, vibrated.
RESUMES OFFENSIVE
The mass movement of Allied
planes over the Southeast coast
marked a full dress resumption of
the air offensive against the Ger
man-held continent.
Observers in Southeast England
saw powerful fleets of bombers and
fighters striking out over the water
in the direction of the French
coast.
The daylight operations closely
followed offensive sweeps by Brit
ish fighter planes which sank a
German motor torpedo boat off
Belgium and hit eight locomotives
and the Polk air field in Northern
France. One fighter was lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Automobiles Wanted

NEW Junk YARD wants 100 ears-truckss
wan pay more. Glendale 1898.
N WANT a clean 40 or a Plymouth Or
Ford tudor or Fordor. Carl. LEnox efez.
Will nay immediate casn Cor clean ~
or ~ Chevrolet 10000 Kerchevai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Wanted

LADY wishes gooa Clean car will pay
cash Call Miss Grace. Plaza aoa7.
LATE model small tank truck 100000
gals. with pump meter. Must be good
VIM Robin Marion Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the biz Sunday Times Want I'D
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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Heron Loses as
Net Meet Opens

Kimbark Peterson, Walter Eng
lish and Stanley Adams featured
the opening matches of the mems
singles Of the annual Hamtramck
Open tennis championships Satur-
day.
Peterson, who does not cherish
playing on concrete, found ii to
his liking for two matches and
advanced to the third round. He
eliminated Bob Heron, 60. 6-2,
and Bob Bennett. conqueror of
George Cushing Jr., GA. 6-2.
English. l3, stopped Harry Wit
c"ak. one of the districts top
juniors in 1912. Ga. rs. Witczak
is in his first 1943 tournament on
furlough time from the air service.
Adams was twice victor. winning
"a straight games in the process.
Bob Blumenfeld ousted AL Dorf-
man, Northwestern runnerup, rs,
6-3, Other winners included AL
Hetzeck, Ray Gibson. Eddie Maty-
siak, Jim Alexander. Frank Skier
ski, Bob Blanchard and Bud
Gregory.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

gol, Art Pony and Jay Law, 10
name only a feW.
Most of them are employed in
war plants and this event pro-
vides the only competition of the
season for many. Besides Cpl,
Williams, a number of other serv-
icemen here on furloughs will
play.
Besides the individual event.
which Is being played for the Ed
ward J. Jeffries Jr., trophy, there
viii be team competition for
the Don Sutherland trophy. Sew
eral of the city-owned courses
have entered strong lineups.
This is a real amateur tourns-
ment IN more ways than one. For
instance, green's fee Of IS cents
is paid for each contestant.
The IS cents is deducted from
the entry fee of So charged each
player. The balance will be d.
vided between war relief agency
and the prize fund.
All prizes will be in war stamps,
with the top one Of SIS going 20
the winner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Finish by Moonlight Seen
In MGA Event Sunday
BY NJ. +. DRUKENBRoD

Golf from Sun-up 10 sun-down
with a strong likelihood that
some players will finish by moon.
light, will mark the annual MGA
open-amateur tournament this
Sunday al Rackham.
This situation is brought about
by the events record entry Of 1856
golfers, all OF whom are scheduled
20 play 36 holes in one day. The
first threeSome is 10 tee off al s
d. m, although MGA officials will
be there earlier, prepared TO start
any who want 10 get away before
that.
Cpl Ronnie Williams OF Camp
Butner ~ C., is scheduled 10 de-
iend the championship he won a
year ego as civilian over the
same course. A powerful driver
capable Of a bangup game, he's
again rated a strong contender
for the title.
Opposing him will be most Of
the public course stars, golfers
like Frank Connolly, Eddie Fur
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Sports
One Bad Round
Put Walsh Out
CfNationoI Q pen
BY LEO MAcDONELL

Johnny Lipou, former Tiger
saortgtop, is training 20 be a
rrachirists mate a. q naval
Schoo' IN Memphis Ted
GRAY, let,.hsrdey from Highland
Park vho was 70 have reported
to the Tigers for spring train
.ns az Evansville, Ind, but went
INTO service instead, pitched a
no.hit game for a Y. 5. naval
team az Clinton, Okla, recently
Frank Walsh, Red Run golf
pro, appreciates The vlciSsitndeS
of soli In the 1897 National
Omen AZ Oakland Hills, he
shared the 36-hole lead az 40
strokes but faltered IN the third
round for rs Zinn Beck,
former Tiger scout, IS business
manager Of the Chattanooga
LookoutS transferred 10 Mont
gomery recently.
Sketter Webb OF the White
Sox. Son-in-lsw Of Steve O'Nein.
waS rejected to- service because
o. heart -9u--au- S-uce
Campbell. ex-Tger. was trans
te-re6 .-o-. the Waco Army AZ
E!el5 70 81 U46iSc!oseG carp
arc Birdie -ebbettS thereby
,ost 4 goo5 bsnp!sye- ). Lefty
Goy1e= stopps5 Aeo.pA -ueue,
the Giants eo2cS o. Ire street
:. :Se'E o.x az.G s4.tSs .'.-a. - ne re
Aeo.ph .ol1 6iG yog LSeG 20
o.tca 20 Cn5a.e HscN - =
c1yIs S.. n Eve . !see ao:se
"..A sa..'l test 'r h-....A:
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t.a.a.ag oeparrIeat 0: TIE aavA.
ar station at Jacksonville, Ia,
10 Norman. Okla. where 1t.
Comdr. George iislas Is sta
toned Could there be any
connection!
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Wakefield Asks
To Be Induced
In Detroit

Dick Wakefield. sensational r-l
ger rookie outfielder, has wired
h. Chicago draft board for per-
mission to be inducted In Detroit
Tuesday rather than In Chicago,
k4e expects an answer Monday.
While he has no preference for
any branch of service he hopes to
apply for officers training as soon
as he completes his basic train
ing. He will stay with the Tigers
until called into service.
With Wakeheld's induction and
the baseball status of Henry
(Prince) Dana uncertain, the fu-,
ture for the Tigers this weekend
seemed somewhat cloudy as they
prepared for the final weeks OF
III. 1943 campaign.
How much time he will have
probably will depend on what
branch OF service he is assigned
to- II IL Is the navy. he expects
10 play no more than 10 days.
Should IL be the army, he may
have more time with the Tigers.
What Steve O'Neill plans to do
about a replacement In left fields
the Tiger skipper has not indi-
Gated. He may be waiting 10 see
what happens 10 Dana, who may
be considered for the cutfield post
because OF his hitting.
Whether or not Dana Is 70 be-
returned 10 Milwaukee, as ordered
by Commissioner Lancis, depends
or whether the Brewers are abls
70 obtain another pitcher. Nil
waukee wants a pitcher, but ha
need rot be Oana, 7. tAe Tigers
car produce another a..ge- IL W..
be a.. -.ght. O: :. ths Brewers
car .sj ore or tAe:. o~a II w:n
sti.. be oxsy. - the ,atts. case.
aoVeve.. ire -.sers 1oSl!d nave
% G.g ep sore essn 20: TIE
!S-rcs. -h.s IS a.! right VITA tas,
-.ge.s
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

than 80 Because OF travel
restrictions and difficulties. in
terconegiate football officials
Will work close 10 their home
cities this fall This move
also will save the colleges
money for travelling expenses.
-. Del Baker and Bing Miller
always call Birdie Tebbetts
"TibbittS" snd write IL that
way . d. Connie Mack calls
Lefty Grove Grove" Babe
Ruth Always calls Ed. Barrow
Barrow" and Leo Durucher
seldom faiiS 10 cal Mickey
Owen Owens ... All conceT-
zion records at Wrigley Field in
Chicago we're broken on a recent
Sunday when $4,000 packed the
Cubs park The sales in.
cluded 5000 bottles OF beer.
50. 600 hot dogs. 5000 bottles
Of pop, 5,240 glasses OF lemon
ade 25 100 cups OF ice cream.
$3.50 bags Of peanuts and 1920
bags q popScIn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
NENUNU UAME
ST. louis NEW YORK
Totals 80 5 24 IL

Runs Barteil. Witek 2 Nedviok, Ott.
MAYNARD, Aancuso, Melton. Runs batted
il--Ou. Rucker, hedViek. Gordon, May
nard 2 Nancuso 2. Two-base hits-Bar-
tell. hedVick. Three-base hits Klein.
haynard. Home run Maneuso. Sacrifice
hit Maynard. Double plays-Bartell 10
Gordon, Marion 10 Sanders, W. Cooper
10 Marion, Bsrtel TO Nltek TO Gordon.
Left on bases New York 7. St Louis 8.
Bases on of Melton 4. off Dickson
& struck out BY Melton q, by Dickson 8.
by Krist !. Hits off Dickson IL In 6h
innings. off krist IN "a innings. Hit py
ptchCr-Ry Dickson tGordonl. Losing
pitcher Dickson. UmpireS-Conlan and
Barr Time -2is. Attendance la, ,z2o
paid
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

arr peeved' at Bill Bingham,
who was director OF athletics at
Harvard before entering the
service, for insisting that foot
ball be dropped for the dura-
ton The Crimson Is the
only Ivy League college to
abandon the sport For
topSy-turvey twists this fall,
there's Roy Mckay, mighty full
back of Texas University's 1912
Southwest and Cotton Bowl
champions He finished his
three years at Texas last fall,
but now ne is back as a navy
trainee and Texas expects TO
have him declared eligible for
another football season.
Pete Cathown. new coach Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers. aroused
the ire of college coaches when
NJ dinner TO sports writer's in
New York recently he referred
10 collegiate football as the
college racket" frankie
Frisch. Pirate skipper, weighed
100 pounds on the gridiron for
Fordham 25 years ago =. Capt.
9illy Southworth Jr., son of the
manager of the St. Louis Cardi-
nails and one OF Uncle Sans
best flierS in the European zone.
wears a Cardinal cap when on
a flight He considers that
good luck
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
zuber S 2-Hitter
Wins for Ydnks

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ii (UP)-
Yankees Pitcher Bill Zuber gave
up only two hits today as the
New York club defeated the ST.
Louis Browns, 2 to l.
Zuber walked five and struck
out only one batter as the Yanks
won their ninth consecutive series
from the Brownies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Tam 10 Have Party
For limerick Ko(sis

Tam o Shanter will give fare
well party Saturday. Aug. Il, for
limerick Kocsis. who will report
at Fort Custer Aug. IS. The event
also will help the big golf pro
celebrate his birthday.
Every one Is invited, women as
well as men, golf 10 be followed
by dinner and dancing. Most OF
the stock in Emerick'S pro shop
will be included in the prizes.
There will be a kickers' and a
driving contest.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

Totals 10 IL II 10 Totals II 627 IS
sBatted for krAus In fourth.
1Baued fer Kari In sixth.
TBAtIed for Eyrieh In ninth.
Pittsburgh O03 l3i 00O-s
Philadelphia 600 O01 O0O-a
Runs Gustine, O'Brlen, Van Robays
Elliott. III Maggie. Lopez 2 Kilnger,
Northey. Moore. Errors-Stewart, Moore.
Runs batted in -kllhger, Gustins, Rubel-
ing, Elliott ?. Van Robays O'Brlen
Fletcher. May 2. Two-base hits, DiMAg.
run -- Elliott. Sacrifice hits - O'BrIen.
kilngsr. Double play Elliott TO Rubel-
ing to Fietchsr. Left on bAses--PhilA.
delphia ., Pittsburgh .. Bases oh balls
OF Klngsr q, off Kari I, off Eyrieh 2.
struck oui-By KrAus 2. by Eyrich l.
by klingsT 1. Hits-on Kraus In 4
innings. off Kari In ? innings. of
Eyrteh In J innings. Wild piteh--KaTl
Losing pitchef-Kraus.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Eurdsidn Winner
OF Travers Stakes

NEW YORK, Aug. IA (UP)--
Mill River Stables EursSian led
all the way to score a two and
one-hslf length victory in the sew
enty-fourth running OF Saratoga's S
transplsnted Travers Stakes
oldest fixture of the American
turf-at Belmont Park today.
The brown colt, with Steve
Brooks in the saddle, ronped over
the m Tile and one-quarter in
2:03 As.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
SECOND GAME

Totals % n - Totals 81 - "a 10
'BAtted for BaTkey IN fourth.
sBatted for Lohrman In ninth.
iran for orengo In ninth.
IRan for Naner In ninth.
Ran for sayles in ninth.
Cincinnati oil ONn O02-4
Brooklyn 600 10 0oi- ,
Runs Haas, Upton, Clay, Walters
Vaughan, Gsian. Macon. Errors Barkley
2. Runs batted tn-Wslters 2, hesner,
Gsian, Frey. Two-baSe hits Miller. Wal
ters. stolen bases Miller Frey. saeri-
noes -Cra btree, Miller. Double plsya-
Frey 90 Mccormick, Hermanski to
Vaughan TO Gshu to Barkley, Miller TO
Frey to Mccormick, Walters 10 hcCor-
mick Left on bases Cincinnati I, Brook
Nn II Bases on balls on Walters 4. off
I.ohrman 3. Struck out-By walters 4, by
shoun 1, by 11ohrman I. Hits-0H Wal
tsrs IL In innings tnOne out In ninth,
OF Shoun Ia ] inning. Hit by pitcher
BY Lohrman tAcCormickl. Wild pitch
walters. Winning pitcher Walters.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Wick Gets I
As Giants Split.
Photo by Times stan Photogrs phs

NEW YORK, Aug. IA INS)-
Mickey Witek smashed seven
consecutive hits today as the
Giants and Cardinals divided a
double bill.
st. Louis took the opener, II
10 l, behind George Munger. while
the Giants turned the tables in
the afterpiece as Cliff Melton shut
cut the world champions, s TO o.
for his sixth win.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
6odoIphin Cap
To Ball Player
By Two Lengths
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Ball Player, Mrs. Frank ].
Nsvin'S inconsistent gelding which
holds the North American rec
ord for a mile and 10 yards but
seldom runs in two races alike,
gave most of the crowd of $1,000
az the Detroit race track the
double cross by winning the
ST 500 Godolphin Handicap Satur-
day afternoon.
Beaten a head just a week ago
BY the Darby Dan Farms Bless
Me in the $1,000 Frontier Han
dicap, Ball Player was sighted in
the betting Saturday and allowed
10 60 10 the post as a u 10 ! shot.
Bless Me, which carried 124
pounds and conceded Ball Player
10 pounds, was the favorite at
s TO s.
But II was Ball Player, the geld
ing which had won only one of
his 13 previous races. which came
home the winner. With Hustling
Jimmy Layton urging him along
again he came up from fifth place
on the final turn, scooted TO the
front at the head Of the stretch
and came home a winner by two
lengths.
FAVORITE OUT
Bless Me was out of the money
and beat only one horse IN the
a.ae horse Aeld. Back OF Sal!-
player n second place came the
Ellst-onn Bros, CO... Teddy, ISL
shot. a neck ahead o. Kempasr
Ma<leys Mabe Monday. Then
ea=ae Charles Turner'S Bon Jour,
y. D. Bulls Sweep Singer, w. S.
?ayne's Some Ma., Ceva.ue, Bless
Ne an5 Bonnie SnSre.1. n that
cyce..
5a.. PAYERS CONSISTENCY a --la-
a.ag ~So races a..xe bAtEAd r.oss
c: t.e 5000 .a.s, .vt -.ose pto
sN.As hs vas az over AZ
ate. Tu:r geyt..g .est .sst TIRE
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Dodgers Lose
Both Games

NEW YORK, Aug. IA (UP)--
The Cincinnati Reds whacked the
Dodgers coming and going this
afternoon, and beat them in both
ends of a double-header. Elmer
Riddle had an easy time recording
his fifteenth victory of the season
in the opener. 90, but Bucky
Walters had to have Clyde
Shoun's ninth inning help 10 get
home with the nightcap by a
to 3 count.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
.PhiIs Drop Pair
To Pirates

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. - tUp)
the ?a...ies' winning st-eaN O.
sever stra.ZAt victories Was
HG5e.y natA. ov J,e Ptts5Csgh
Sr!tes 1Hea re ClaAe.s we're
ee.t%5 ~ sores .. - a.6 -
= a ga.ng-s-t .-4s!A.hsa5ey
toGay
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
FIRST GAME

Cincinnati 600 O04 OO5-e
Brooklyn 0i0 900 1902
Frey. Marshall. Haas 2, CLAY,
Upton 2. hesntr. Miller. Galan, Dino.
Runs batted in-Bragan. Miller T. Riddle
2, Orengo, Upton 2, Mueller. Two-base
hits-orengo 2, Frey, Stolen bases-MaT-
ahall, olmo. sacrIGce-McCormick Double
plays--Frey TO Miller TO Mccormick Miller
10 Frey 10 Mccormick 2. Left on bases
Cincinnati ., Brooklyn 5. Bases on balls
on Riddle 4 of Head S. off Webber l,
on Sayles I. Struck out--By Riddle q
by Head g. Hits-O1 Head In 5Rs
innings on Weber. none In = inning
off Sayles 5 in innings. Losing pitcher
Head. Umpires--Pinein. Barhck and
Jorda. Time 2:O9. Attendanet-ll !. .s67
paid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Misses Goal

AL Simmons probably will end
his baseball career without hav-
ing reached the 3,0O0-hit goal.
=. At the start of the present
campaign Al had collected 2,S94
safeties. but with the Red Sox
this season he has poled less
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Still in Baseball

Noodles" Hahn. who pitched
no.hit game for the Reds in
1900, still works out with the
Cincinnati team and pitches In
batting practice An influ-
entlal group Of Harvard alumni
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

Runs--Nicholson Mccullough. Ryan 2.
Salvo. ErTors-Cavatretta. Runs bstted
in Nicholson, Stanky, Workman, Holmes
T. Two.hsse Workman. Home run
Nicholson. Stolen base Mccullough. sacri.
ncs-Ryan. Double plays-ssRo TO VIE
telmAnn TO Farrell. Ryan to Wieteimann to
Farrell. Left on bases Boston ., Chit
eaRo }. Bases on balls-On Salvo J, OFF
HanyIekski 2. struck out-By Salvo 4.
by HAny1swsh 2. by PTlm I. Hits-On
HanyLewskl 7 In 7 innings, of Prime In
inning. Passed ball Mccullough. Los
ing pitcher HARyEewskL
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Mats Score 3 3 Runs
In 9th and Win, IA
Errors Pave Way
for Blowup as
Newhouser Loses
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Harold Newhouser weakened
along with his support In a pinth
inning blowup and the Tigers sue
curnbed to the Washington SEN
stors, 7 10 4, at Briggs Stadium,
Saturday.
AS a result the third-place Sem
ators squared the series and
dropped the hapless Tigers to fifth
place in the league standings.
A crowd of 5,325 customers saw
the contest.
1t was NewhouSer's eleventh
defeat against seven victories
this season. With the young
southpaw pitching strikeout ball
for eight innings IL looked like he
was about 10 notch his first VIC
tory since July z, when he turned
back the Senators at the local
stadium.
Then In the ninth, with the
score knotted al 4 all, the Tiger
balloon went up.
AIlSSiO S3G-sdli4i 49, - SP " os
given Life az first when P!Hky
Higgins Jet the Washington
eatehe.'S grouade- slip througs
him. Early Wynn, who had sue.
cee5e6 Alex Car-aSque! on tAt
..iw Cor the visitors, sacrificed.
After George Case wa.Se6
Mickey Ve.ro. laced a s.rg.e u
-.gat, Sco...g G.u,.ani arc sc..sa.
ag tae seae,a.s~ Nee s--.!
h4!a..t.ea V--nass S GRAND ea.. arc
L:a washington rIrne- r.o'e6 u
sAco13
Wits -Aaa4;S =: sA-1ao a.
"a to. 1aAe eoans.- sec cL.so r- ta'
- .eaEt:ess MArNsfses 5
came tr IA FeSe prTeo n
s.. : pnSSessea ot ma or .eagl'
tA-ent 81 aI-..sg = sage to .e.'
taat sco:eo ooth Case aSo Veraoa
And when DICK wakefield ie'
Jake's drive drlboie through hlm
the reconditioned Dig Lacquer ad
Vanceo 10 second
JAKE hurt ms ankle gong int'
second aha s'ah spence ran ioi
him'
THEY HAVE ENOUGH
,...
oa.lSIleo lnat ,hey nao enough,
scoring. Bob johnson grounded
10 huoy rork ana aIter 1efalo
Priuuy wa TX q, Ellis ClaTy
"hiHeo 10 oe 'he thiru ou';
a miiu Ilger rally IN 'he nome
nan OF une nihlh was qeNhIy
squelcneo; WIN one away wake,
lien Slhsieu' ms thiTu Sngie OF
me gay ihen iorK Waikeu nu'
higgins MT INTO d oouoie play
With Newhouser going the dis
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

Tbatted Tor East IN ninth.
81 Louis gao 600 3a4-i1
New York Oo0 900 OlO--
Runs Klein g. walker, Musial 3. Kur-
oWski ?. Sanders. Hopp, Witek EFrors
urges. Gordon, Witek, OFT. Runs oatted
in-O'Dea Z, Musial ;. kurowski 2. San
ders. Klein 2. Two-bASe hits--Klein, Witsk
Hopp. Three-base hit--O Dea. Home runs
~ Kurowski, MusiaL Sacrifice hits -
Marion. walker Double plays KuTowskl
10 Sanders, Witek TO Gordon TO .LombA Toa
Marion 10 Klein 10 Sanders, Left on bases
New York Q. st. Louis 8. Bases on
balls-Off Witeg 4, off Munger 4. off
East /. off hungO 2. struck out-By
Wttig I. by Aungo S. by Munger z, by
East ?. Hits-on WittiE IN IL. innings.
off Mungo 5 in 5il innings. off East 4
In innings. Losing piteher-Wittig.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN IFAGUE

SATURDAYS RESUITS
Washington :, DETROIT 4.
ChicAEo ,. Boston O.
Cleveland ~. Philadelphia y
SUNDAYS GAMES
Esw York a. Chicago t2).
Boston 81 ST. Louis ca.
FhnSoelrNiA a. DETROIT C2).
NAsh,ngton a. Cleveland (2l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Sa!vo Takes
Care Of Cubs

BOSTON, Aug. IA (UP)-Th
Braves won their eighth victory
in their last nine games today
when Nanny Salvo limited Chi
cages Cubs to six hits and
won. 3-2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

SATURDAYS RESUITg
ST. Louis il-a, New York Is
Pttsburgh so, Philadelphia -.
Cincinnati "a. Brooklyn %.
Boston ). Chieago ?.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago al PhilAdelphiA ca.
Pittsburgh az Boston ca,
So. Louis a. Brooklyn az.
Cincinnati az New York t2l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
NEW YORK
ST. LOUIS
Totals 81 . ~ 10 Totals ~

'Batted for Muncrisf In seventh.
New York Oin O0n 1902
st. Louis O0i 600 0001
Runs Etten 2 Gutteridge. Errors
crosctti. Sears Runs batted IN Lindsli
(0utteridge scored In third inning on Cro-
settrs erroD. Etten. rvo-base hit -
Crosetu. Home run Etten. Sacrifice
- Gift, Gordon. Chrstmann. Nethtny.
stolen base -Gutteridge. Double plays
Ciin IN Gutteridge 10 MeQunn, Christman
20 Gut,eridgs to MeQuinn 0u,teridge 20
Christman TO MoQuinn. Bases on halls
OFF zubsr 5. off Muncrief ?. off Caster I.
struck out BY zubsr J., by huncrief 6.
by Caster I. Hlts-Of Muncrief IN '
innlnEs, off Castsr In 2 innings, Left
on basss-st. Louis s, New York I. Los
ing pitcher Aunefief.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
600 600 300
900 OlO OOO-l

Runs Gustine, o'Brien. May. Error
Elliott. Runs batted In MuTtaugh
Fletcher ?. Two-base hits Murtsugh T.
o'brien. Elliott. SScrihees- Wasden, Ru-
Butcher to Rubeling TO Fletcher. Left on
bases - Philadelphia !, Pittsburgh 5.
Bases on balls - ON GerheauSer J, of
by 0erhesuser 4. BY Butcher !, by KIM
ball 4. HUs-On GerheAuseT IN In
nings, OF Kimban IN innings, of
Butcher In Z innings. OF Gornicki q IN
2 innings. Winning pitcher - Butcher.
Losing pitcher CieTheauser.
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Washington Ol0 i20 O03 7
Detroit 0iO i02 O00--4 5
RunS-Case 2, Vernon 2. Johnson 2,
0iuliani, Higgins, Harris 2, Newhouser.
sullivan, Powell 4, NeWhouAer. Crsmsr,
Vernon. Errors-Harris 2. Priddy, Blood
worth, Higgins, Wakefield. Two-baSe hits
Johnson, Case. Three-bAse hit--CTamer.
Sacrifice hits York. Wynn. Stolen basss-
Case, Harris. Wakefield. Left on bases
Washington 3, Detroit Q. Double plays
Bloodworth 10 Hoover 10 York. Sullivan
20 Priddy TO Vernon 2. Bases on balls
OFF Carrasquel 4, off NewhouSer g. off
Wynn l. Struck out-By CarrAsquel 4, By
Newhouser II. by Wynn l. HtS-Off Car
rasquel . In 8 innings. Umpirss-sum-
msrs and Rue
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HIGGINS TIES SCORE

With a marker In the home
half of the second, the Tigers
tied the count. Higgins led off
with a single and scored later
after a caught fly ball.
Each team scored another run
in the fourth.
For the senators, Johnson
doubled and scored a single by
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SECOND GAME

Totals 10 Al IL Totals 3l 27 /,
'Ratted for GefheauSer in seventh.
Tran for Finley in ninth.
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lST GAME

Totals 40 "a "a IL Totals 80 0 "a 8
'Eatted for Mungo IN seventh.
tBatted for East In ninth.
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FAVoRITE OUT

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