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Evening star., 1943-09-26
Straight Men Of Mat
lin Turner Feature

The meanies, wild men and viii
lains who have been headlineing
local rassling shows for some time,
will take back seat this week, with
Promoter Joe Turner putting on a
scientific match as a Wednesday
night feature.
Opponents will be Maurice La
Chappelle, the popular Frenchman,
and John Bonika, the rassling med
leo. Turner in recent weeks has made
it a practice to put one good, clean,
scientific match on his cards and it
invariably has been greeted with en-
thusiasm.
All won't be sweetness and light at
the Arena, however. The semiwindup
will have Cowboy Luttrell, a new
conner from Texas, against an oppo-
nent yet to be named. The Cowboy
only last week was disqualified for
Unnecessary roughness.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Idle Griffs, Case Lose Ground;
Battle Chisox Twice Today

Baseballs speediest specimens,
George Case of the Mats and Wally
Moses of the White Sox, will shift
their argument concerning leader
ship in the stolen-base department
to Griffith Stadium today as Wash
ington tangles with Chicago in a
double -header starting at 1:30.
The Case-Moses dispute is rival
ing interest in the Mats battle to
gain second place, with the veteran
White Sox outfielder threatening to
strip Case of crown he has worn
four successive seasons.
Moses stole one base in yesterdays
double -header at Philadelphia and
now leads Case by SIS to So, each
having nine games remaining to
play.
Case currently is handicapped by
slightly lame left leg, which is
heavily tapped as the result of a
recently pulled muscle. With his leg
In that condition, however, he stole
a base against the Browns on Thurs
day night to whittle Moses margin.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Case has led the major leagues
four straight years-a mark unr-
equalled by the famed Ty Cobb
but Prexy Clark Griffith of the
Mats says Case will be permitted to
run only when it is sound baseball
in an effort to top the stealers a
fifth consecutive time.
Moses likewise won't be allowed to
run wild. The White Sox are bat
tling for fourth place money and
Moses base-stealing thus is rele-
gated to secondary consideration.
The Mats will enter the twin bill
with a two-game losing streak after
compiling 10 straight victories. Early
Wynn will pursue his 18th triumph
in one of the games, with Mickey
Haefner slated to start for the Mats
in the other engagement. Haefner
stopped the Yankees on two hits
in his last start. .......
Washington's second place edge
was whitfield TO two and one half
games yesterday as the Indians
trimmed the Red Sox.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
By LARRY LAWRENCE,

If championship honors had been
awarded, Charles Carrico today
would be hanging another tricolor
in his already bulging trophy room
His infallible veteran, Recall, trotted
out of the ring with four blue rib
bons fastened to his bride at yester-
days 18th annual horse show of the
Montgomery County Horse Show AS
ISOLATION held near Olney, Md, be-
fore a near-record crowd of $780,
Winning every class in which, he
was entered, except the pairs OF
hunters in which he placed third
the fine son of Repulse Primrose
under the guidance of his owner
rolled through the open saddle
hunter hack, and open hunter
classes, clearly outdistancing all op-
position. ...-. -
Recall also turned in a winning
round in the womens hunters with
Laura Ann Hughes in the saddle
Another Carrico entry, Suzie Brown
an 8-year-old halfbred by Dan w
got blue in the knock down and
out and picked up other ribbons in
the local hunters and handy hunters
Calvin Leads Percherons.
In the draft classes, always i'm
portant at the Montgomery show
B. L. Dowling's gray percheron
stallion, Calvin, won the best filled
class in the division. With no other
competitors of his breed entered, E
H. Davis Belgian stallion, Farceur' S
Bon Heur, was given a blue.
The six-horse jerk line driving
contest was won by Elbin Leishear' S
team of percherons With son Ralph
guiding, the big animals-four grays
and two blacks-out-maneuvered
Wallace Cashell's team of blacks
driven by Oliver Cashell.
The four-horse teams drew the
largest entry with six gaily painted
wagons traversing the ring. R. P
Nicholson's smartly turned out four
some took the blue and George
Jones annexed the driving contest
Mrs. Lee Counselman's trim
hunter. Kristi, daughter of the
famous Black Caddy, proved out
standing in the hunter division
Kristi was ably ridden by Kitty
Warfield.
Randall Horses Score.
Joan and Louise Randall, with
their Sonny Boy and Monty r., had
good day, winning the pairs of
hunters with a smooth, well-con-
trolled round. Sonny Boy made
Suzie Brown jump off for the prize
money in the knock down andout
and Monty r. won the junior hunt
ers.
Summary:
Purebred mares--Won by Roxanna
Woodstock Farm: second, entry of Beatrice
Cissel.
Grade mares-Won by entry OF Walter
Brown. jr.; second entry of DR.. H. H
Ladson and son; third, entry of James
Purebred foals-won by entry of Wood
STICK Farm second entry Of Beatrice C
Grade feais-Won y. Barnsley entry;
second. Ladson entry: third. Brown entry;
Edward per sscond psse egrs e snt{ hr
entry Of Richard Remsberg.
nl0TS SS pase
entry
Purebred 2-year- -old mares and geldings
Won by Remsburg entry.
Grade 2-year-old mares and geldings-
Won by Ladson entry.
Percheron stallions-Won by B. l..
Dowlings Calvin; second, Remsherg' S
June Ladd; third. r. L. Owens Eddie;
fourth. Robert. Grains Sir Walter Roby.
Belgian stallion-Won by E. H. Davis
Farceur's Bon Heur.
Six-horse teams-Won by team of Elbin
Leishear: second, team of Wallace Cashell
Six-horse team driving contest-Won
by Ralph Leishear driving Leishear team;
second, Oliver Cashell driving team of
Wallace Cashell.,
Four-horse teams--Won by R, P. Mich
olSon's entry; second, Brown entry; third,
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Williams Hot Choice
To Snap Gamers
Boxing Streak

Promoter Joe Turner begins his
winter season of indoor boxing at
his Fourteenth and w streets arena
tomorrow night by presenting a To-
rounder between John Garner, Dis
trict light-heavy and middleweight
champion. and Holman williams.
Chicago colored scrapper, who also
operates in the light-heavy and
middleweight brackets.
Williams is big favorite off his
record of only 10 defeats in 119 pro
matches, but Garner, although in
the paid boxing game for only a
year, hasn't been defeated in IA
matches. His last two opponents,
too, were favorites, but both lost
when unluckily for them they be-
came crippled during the bouts.
Stoney Lewis threw his shoulder out
OF socket and Steve Mamakos' leg
collapsed.
Garner Difficult to Hurt.
Despite these bits of luck in his
last fights, Garner has demonstrated
some measure of ability by winning
every time, although his style is
somewhat unorthodoX. He's hard to
hurt because when the going gets
rough he goes into a crouch, wraps
his arms around his head and steps
back.
Williams will be making his fourth
stand in Washington ring. He
beat Wild Bill Mcdowell and Jimmy
Leto here before losing to Izzy jan
l1azzo. Since then, however, he's
won quite a string of victories, over,
among others, such fighters as Sa-
verio Turiello, R. j. Lewis and Cat
Robinson.
Semifeature Is Intriguing.
The semiwindup also promises in
terest, with Nick Latsios, Alexan-
drias Golden Greek, against Tuffy
G. innings of the Royal British
Navy. for eight rounds. Sam Bacala
originally was to have been Latsios'
opponent, but Turner made the shift
yesterday to strengthen the card.
Latsios in his last fight chilled Make
Starr, the busy little Indian soldier.
Two skies also are carded, Tee
Hubert against Speedy Duvall, and
Jimmy McGriff against Jimmy Gil
len. Hubert and Duvall both were
winners on last Tuesday nights pro-
gram at Uline Arena.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Boojiana
followed in her fathers footsteps and
Bolingbroke followed in his own to
win two rich racing fixtures at Bel
mont Park before 81, ,094 spectators
today.
Showing the same liking over the
Widener straightaway that her sire,
Boojum, always displayed, Boojiana
carried 1t. Col. C. v. Whitney's COL
ors to victory in the 37th running of
the Matron Stakes for 2-year-old
fillies. Bolingbroke, Townsend B.
Martins 6-year- -old son of Equipoise,
won the IA mile Manhattan
Handicap for the third time in four
years.
Boojiana's victory was the more
impressive. The only Belmont Futu-
rity eligible In the field of 16, Boo
jana broke on top and ran straight
down the middle of the straightaway
at pace that was too fast for her
opposition. She finished with a
three-length margin over a trio of
f1llies that were punched in conten-
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Corrico's Recall Heavy Scorer
Al Montgomery Horse Show

Thomas Hyde's entry: fourth. Mahlone
Driving contest dour-horse teaml won
third, Warren RIGGS.
TWO horse teams theavy,-Won BY Fred
n bird B. sfs L. Downs sfn9n0 fourth SsPf TsPry
Hunter breeding class tfoals,-won by
third Frank Palmer's entry: fourth, vii.
.tssssaI .tyssssalinss by entry Of whitney
As5ssS .ssoa As.y by RgPsE s sv5ss wBss 81 81
5ss ksbsTss 'alifita sA''dl sgGPp Vfs owned
Thoroughbred stallions-Won by BOX
s Pony S~nsd ssdds Rs a1sion MSn GMon by William
Streaker's Parson Nick: second. Amy Frey's
Beauty: third; Emory Patton. jr.'s BIackie;
second Jimmy Barecrs Sam: third George
Gregory's Nancy; fourth, Mary Frey's ,Bes-
third Deyid Martins Devil; fourth. Eugene
cr1ena{' PGny' harness-w0n by Bobby Polk,
open saddle-Won by Charles carrico,s
Recall; second, Marian cqrran's Need
io9rIh Betty TaiSerts Judse @ Hssts1ss. ss1as'0n
Melody; M - second Calvin Owens On Parade;
Leishear's Frisky.
Junior hunters-Won by Louise RAN
dalfs Monty R.; second. Margaret Atchi-
sons Why; third. James Eidelhluts S
Bow.
Local hunters-Won by Mrs. Lee Coun-
Brown; third, stabler Bros, ManiEin;
fourth, Margaret Aitchison's Why.
Saddle class-AWon by r. L. Mays
Melody; second, owens On Parade: third
A. H ArmStrong's Dora Lee: fourth, H. A.
Hunter hack-won by Recall second
Propulsion; third, Hollejo; fourth. Kest-
Hunters,-Won by Recall; second, Hol-
le1o; third. kristi; fourth, Donald Brad
ley,s Night Flight.
Womens hunters-won by Recall: Sec
ond. Kristi;.. third Why; fourth Gloria
Pairs Of hunters-Won BY Sonny Boy
Eandan second; .Kristi and Harold Polk S
Cayalryman; third. Recall and Fleet
rock; fourth, Bella Hagners Steeldust
and Iceland Cline's Princess Pat
Knockdown- and -out = Won by Suzie
Brown; second. Joan Randalls Sonny Boy;
third, CaValryman: fourth, Propulsion
WI Handy hgnter-won by K.risti: second,
Why; third Sonny Boy; fourth, Suzie
Brown.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Air Master Runs First
As 'Gonsett Ends Meet

PAWTUCKET, r. l.. Sept. 25 (P,.
John L. Sullivan's Air Master to-
day romped away with the $4,000
Governors Handicap as Nsrragan-
sett Park closed its 42-day meeting
With young Bob Permane, appren-
tice rider. on his back again, Air
Master came within two-f1fths of a
second of the track record for a mile
and 10 yards as he led L. B. Shep-
pard's Kansas to the finish by a
length and a half.
His time was 1:412s.
Third went to the Mount Desert
Stables Spiral Pass.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Favored Duroznu First
By Nose ct Hawthorne

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Brownell
Combs classy filly Durazna beat
E. N. Bissos Captain Eddie, a 23-to-
l shot, by nose in the $4,000 added
Juvenile Handicap at Hawthorne
today.
Mrs. ]. j. Damm's zacapet was
third, length and half behind
Captain Eddie.
Durazna, a slight choice, ran the
6 furlongs in 1:l3A.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
By the Associated Press.

6S tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues to-
morrow. (Season won-lost records
in parenthesis.)
American League (An Double -headers).
Cleveland at New York-Smith I6-6)
or Poat t2.5l and Kennedy G0-6) VS..
Bonham d3-Sl and Donald (6-4)
Detroit at Boston-Trucks (13-1Ol and
Bridges u2-6) VS.. Lucier (2-O and Woods
St. Louis at Observation-Disclosures
I2-1D and Sundra 14-lO) VS.. Harris
C-l9, and Fagan (2-6).
National League (All Double eaders).
=, philadelphia at St Louis-Gerheause
I0.1s) and Barrett (S-13) VS.. Byerly
BROOKLYN at Chicago-Higbe 11-10)
and Head go VS.. Passeau u5-11) and
Boston at Cincinnati-Andrews Q4-1s)
d2-13) and Riddle COLO. t N-'ei
New York at DISQUALIFICATION t9-10)
Rescigno (6-9).
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Hutchinson 1928 Hitter
For Norfolk Navy Nine

By the Associated Press. -
Freddie Hutchinson, ex-Detroit
finger who spent most Of the season
In the Norfolk Naval Training Sta
tion outfield, compiled 1923 batting
average, but lost the station title to
Phil Rizzuto. who hit BIT and went
to the plate a lot oftener.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Horbig, German Runner.
Wounded Second Time
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The Ber-
lin radio reported today that Rudolf
Harbig, former German Olympic
runner, has been wounded for the
second time while fighting in Italy.
Harbig, previously reported wound
ed on the eastern front was shot in
the knee but escaped serious in
jury.
A member of the 1886 German
Olympic team, he is credited semi
officially with three world records at
distances from 400 to 1000 meters.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Southern Clubs Attract

ATLANTA, Sept. Is (P).-South-
ern Association clubs drew more
than 100000 fans in l943, President
Billy Evans announced, with 72l,-
TIA paid attendance and the balance
represented by soldiers and ladies'
night guests.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Fort Monroe Is Victor

FORT MONROE, Va, Sept. 25 (R).
dwelling unsuspected backfield
talent, Fort Monroe Gunners mauled
an outclassed Marine Fleet Force
OF Norfolk football team today. >1s
| to O.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Runs-Nieman, Marshall. Walker, Mes
ner. Walters. Error-Poland. Runs batted
in-Farrell Marshall, Crabtree, Miller (2l.
Two-base hits-Nieman, Farrell t2), WAL
ters. Stolen bases - Ryan. Mccormick.
Double plsys-Ryan to Witelman to Far
rell, Mesner to Frey to Mccormick. Left
on bases-BoSton +: Cincinnati, r. Bases
on balls-Of Javery, 3: off Walters, 8.
Passed ball = Poland. Umpres = Messrs
Stewart, Dunn and Magerkurth. Time
1853. Attendance-2,510
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Indians Gain on Griffs
As Bagby Wins 17th
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON, Sept. 25.-Ray Mack's
three-run homer in the 10th inning
paved the way to 6-3 win for the
Cleveland Indians over the Boston
Red Sox today, giving Jim Bagby
his 17th win of the season.
Cleveland thus gained a game on
idle Washington and is only 2Ia back
of the Nationals for second place.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
BoseboII's Big Six
BY the Associated Press.

Runs Batted In.
American League-York Tigers 100;
Etten. Yankees. I01; Johnson. Yankees, o.
National DEMONSTRATION. Cubs. 11S:
Elliott. Pirates, 81; Herman. Dodgers 90.
Home Runs.
American League-York, Tigers, 81; Kef-
Ter. Yankees, %; Stephens, Browns, 90.
National Decentralization Cubs, 20;
Ott. Giants. Is; Northey, Phillies 1f.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Minor PIoyoffs

Pacific Coast League Final.
San Francisco, 2: Seattle, i. (San Fran
cisco leads, 2-1.)
American Association Semis.
Indianapolis att Toledo, postponed
International League Finals.
Toronto, 8; Syracuse, l., (Toronto leads,
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Totals "a 10 "A 7 Totals 81 9 81 Is
Batted for Hack in seventh inning.
Batted for Stanky in seventh inning.

BROOKLYN ------------- 020 600 01O-3
Chlcago ------------ 100 600 40x-5
Runs-Vaughn. Galan, Herman. Hack,
Mccullough Wyse, Ostrowski. Dallesandro
Errors-Stanky. Schultz. Runs batted in
Walker, Schultz. Oimo. Pafko, Dallessandro
Livingston, Nicholson f2). Two-base hits
Herman. Vaughn. Secrifice-Ostermuel-
Ter. Double plays-Schuster to stanky to
Cavarretta; Stanky to Cavaretta; Herman
to Vaughn to Schultz. Left on bases
BROOKLYN. 5; Chicago, 8. Bases on balls
oh Barney, l; off ostermueller. 2; of
BY ostermueiier. s; by wyse. ?. Hts
Off Barney, 0 in O innings (pitched to one
mani; off Ostermueller 5 in Ga innings;
men); off Chapman. 2 In / e innings.
Wild pitch--Wyse. Losing pitched-Oster-
mueller. Umpires-Messrs. Barlick and
Plnelli. Time-2:13. Attendance-1,S SOB
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Pirates Batter Chase
To Beat Giants, II
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. IS. - Pitts
burgh's Pirates, battling for third
place in the National League,
hoped on Kendall Chase for four
runs in the fifth inning and then
went on to beat the New York
Giants To here tonight.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Reds Yield Lone Run,
Defeat Braves Twice
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 25.-Cincin-
natl took both ends of twilight
night double header from the Bos-
ton Braves, 3 to 0, and 4 to /, be-
hind the pitching of Joe Beggs in
the opener and Bucky Walters in
the nightcap.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
-Four Cub Runs in 7th
Trim Dodgers, 5 10 ;
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-A four run
uprising in the seventh inning,
climaxed by Bill Nicholson's two
run single with the bases full, gave
the Cubs 5-to-3 victory over the
Brooklyn Dodgers today.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
White Sox Grab Pair
OF TiIts With As
By the Associated Press.

6g the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 25.-The
Chicago White Sox made it 18 wins
in % tilts with the Philadelphia
Athletics by sweeping both ends of
doubleheader here today, Az and
So.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Gomez's SoIory Shrinks

Lefty Gomez, who used to be a
$40, ,000-a year pitcher, now collects
500 a game from the Bushwicks,
Brooklyn pro team.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

New YoTk- 0l0 700 QUl--2
Pittsburgh -- 600 041 20x--7
Runs-Medwick (2). Coscarart. O'Brien.
Elliott, Fletcher. Rubelins. Lopez t2).
Error-Witek Runs batted in-Reyes,
OBrien. Fletcher. Lopez. Mead. Two-base
hits-Medwick DiMaggio co, Coscarart.
Three-base hits = Fletcher, Medwick.
Robays. Butcher. Left on bases-New
York. z. Pittsburgh; 10. Bases on balls
Chase 4 chau Munse /; 1,sh. BItsher' l. Struck
20. 2; by East. 1 Hits--Off Chase z. in
4as innings; of Mungo, 4 in 2is innings;
off East, 2 in / inning. Losing pitcher
Chase Umpires - Messrs. Bailanfant.
Reardon and Goetz. Time-2:07. Attend
ance-4.650 Il
Evening star., 1943-09-26

GIeVeIaHu ---------- UUU UIU 100 IS
Boston ------------ 002 900 900 ia
Runs---Keltner. Rocco 49, Mack. Bag
by. Lupien, Doyle, O'Neil Errors-New-
some, Tabor. Runs batted in-Mack CO,
Boudreau 90, Cullenbine, Metkovich t2),
Newsome. ,Two-base hits-Boudreau, New
some, Metkovich. Three-baSe hit - Bou-
dreau, De, Sautels Mack Double plays
Boudreau to Mack, Doerr to Newsome to
Lupien. Left on bases-Cleveland. IL;
Boston, o.. Bases on balls-Of O'Neil H.
Struck out-By Bagby. l. BY O'Neii, 2.
HHits;~of Hs5;, bagby' in 9n innings. off
Winning pitcher-Baeby Losing pitcher
ONeil. Umpires-Messrs. Pipgras, Weafer,
Barry. Iime-2:U :US. Attendance-l All
Evening star., 1943-09-26

fBatted for Welaj in eighth.
Chicago ----- 010 o0l 02l-5
Philadelphia ------ 600 600 1Ol-2
Runs-Tucker. Appling C2) Hodgin
xuhel Estalella Swift. Errors-Appling
Hall Runs batted in-Webb, Kuhel (2),
Sase hit-Kuhel Three-base hits-Webb
Moses Hodgin Home runs-Swift. Esta-
celia Stolen bases-Moses. White. Dou-
pling Left on bases-Philadelphia IL:
Chicago q. Bases on balls-Of Wade. 3;
of CHRISTOPHER. 3. Struck out--By Wade
pher in innings; off Lowry . in
inning; off Wade g in 72s innings; off
BY Wade (HalI Winning pitcher-Wade
Losing pitcher-Christopher Umnires-
Messrs. Hubbard and MCGOWAN. Time
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Cubs Get Brewer Catcher

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 25 (P.-Mil-
waukee has sold Second Baseman
Don johnson, 81, to the Chicago
Cubs for players to be named next
spring.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Totals 80 s'26 9 Totals 371I 271:

Philadelphia -- 002 0O1 OO1-
St. Louis - 100 O2O lOl-5
-, Runs--Triplett f2), seminick. Hamrick
Walker: Wal T., Mpsial 49, " Cooper. Errors-
Cooper. Hsmrick. Adams Tripiett Kurow-
ski. Wasdell, LithwhiIer: Two-base hits
sial Triplett, Lithwhiler. Wasdeli. Home
run-,Triplett. Sacrifices-Marion. Kraus,
Gumbert Northey. w. Cooper. Double plays
delphia. 3; st. Louis, 12 Bases on balls
on Klaus. 3. Stuck out-By KrauS, .:
So innings; off Munger. 0 in Il inning.
Winning pitcher-Munger. Umpires--
Messrs. Conlan, Barr and Jorda Time
40. Attendance (paid)-1 Ana
Evening star., 1943-09-26

bUbIUH -------------. VUU UUU UUU-U
Cincinnati --------- 010 900 02x-3
Runs-Clay, Mccormick Walker Error
Mccormick, Walker. Two-base hits
Mccormick. Walker Stolen base-Miller
Sacrifces---Ryan, Barrett. Mesner. Double
play-Walker to Miller. Left on bases
Boston, 8: Cincinnati, Q. Bases on balls
on Barrett. .: off Cardoni, 2; off Besgs. 3.
Struck out-Bv Barrett, .: by Cardoni, |:
by Beggs B. Hits-Of Barrett, I in 7 in
nings: off Cardoni, . in l inning. Losing
pitcher-Barrett. Umpires-Messrs. Ma
gerkurth, Stewart and Dunn. Time 80.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Cards Score in Ninth
To Defeat Phi|s, Sd
BY the Associated Press

by Ine Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-The Card
1nals eked out a 5-to-4 victory over
the Philadelphia Phillies today.
Danny Litwhiler's double drove in
the winning run in the ninth.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
FIRST GAME.
CHICAGO
Philadelphia

Bstted for Hall in eighth.
Batted for Swift In ninth.
Batted for Abernathy in ninth.
Chicago - 600 $40 000-4
Philadelphia - oil 900 000-2
Runs-Tucker, Outright, Appling. Hod-
sin, Staller, Swift. Errors-Moses.
Haynes Swift. Runs batted tn-Bqrso'
base hit-White Three-base hit-Curt-
right. Stolen base-Kuhel. Double plays
-Burgo to Swift. Appling to Webb to
Kuhel Left on basesChicago. q: Phila-
delphia, g. Bases on balls-Of Absr-
.nathy, s: of Haynes, 3. Struck out-By
Abernathy, 5: by Haynes. g. Umpires--
Messrs MCGOWAN and Hubbard. Time Of
game 81.
Evening star., 1943-09-26


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ball.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Totals 35 S2411 Totals "a 13 ~ II
'Batted for Mungo in eighth.
Slated for East In ninth
Evening star., 1943-09-26
SECOND GAME.

Totals 3S 1927 z Totals 36 Q 81 16
.Batted for Christopher in eighth.
Halted for Welai in eighth.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
HARRY
WISmER

ACE BLUE NETWORK sPoRTscAsTER,
WILL BE AT THE MICRoPHoNE FOR
AN oN-THE- E-ScENE, PLAY-BY-PLAY
ACCOUNT OF EACH THRILLING GAME
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-23
Mediterranean Front

Troops of the American 5th Army captured the important road junction town of Allie in a
 10-mile advance that pursued the enemy too closely to permit the Nazis to estab ish new de- fensive positions British troops beat off massive German attacks & pushed on to take Pledmonte Dalife. Nazi Marshal Kesser- ling's forces, showing signs of disorderly retreat, appeared to be withdrawing to form a new line about 80 miles south of Rome. Allied airmen smashed major railroads < highways radiating from Rome. London reports indicated that partisan activity in Yugoslavia has pinned down 36 Nazi division & has wrested a third of the country from the Germans AL lied air forces raided the railway yards at Nis iu eastern Yugo-  slavia, 40 miles from the Bull garia border, in operations sup porting partisans.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-23
European Front

Germans initiated RAF Mos quito raids on Berlin by using fast, new bombers in 6 consecu- tive night attacks on London. The plane is reported to have a speed of over 400 mph. London sources described their operation as nuisance raids. RAF bombers raided Berlin; other formations dumped blockbusters on Leip- zig. American daylight crews struck war plants at Dueren, south of Cologne, & an airTield at Gilz Erljen, Holland; 8 Fort esses were lost Tn the operation. A formation of 10 Flying Forts