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Evening star., 1943-09-09
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Evening star., 1943-09-19
Markell Boosts Turf Crown
Hopes by Annexinq BeIdqme

hit the wire on top by length but
was going away at the finish under
Billie Thompson's steady steering.
Victory Worth S20,05O.
A relative" of Whirlaway on her
fathers side and named for the
wife Of Mayor Kelly of Chicago,
Markell picked up a neat S20O5O
pay check in her ninth win in II
starts this year and with the fresh
bankroll boosted her earnings for
three seasons of racing to s59,8lO.
Struggling back of Blenheim IFS
daughter in the field of II were such
as George D. Widener's Stefanita.
winner of the recent New England
Oaks and backed down to the IA
vorites role by the crowd of 31.949
today; Hal Price Headley's Askme-
now, which beat the best of the boys
in the American Derby a couple of
weeks back; William Woodward's S
Vagrancy, queen of her sex last year.
and Mrs. Bruce Campbell's Barbara
Childs, the refugee from claiming
ranks which brought a four-race
winning streak into today's start.
Stefanita Easy Second.
Starting slowly and improving her
position all the way, Markell caught
up with the pace-making Stefanita
shortly after they entered the
stretch and pulled out in front to
click off the mile and an eighth in
l:51a5. Stefanita easily held onto
the place spot. despite the closing
bid of Vagrancy, which took third
money in front of Barbara Childs.
Askmenow tired, then came again at
the end for fifth place.
Trained to the minute by Ben
Jones, Markell rewarded her back
ers in the big getaway crowd at
Aqueduct's closing session at $40 for
50 to win, $3.50 to place and $3.50
for third. A total of $429,147 was
tossed into the iron men" for the
big race, helping the pot along to
a betting day of more than $4,000, 900.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Crippled Market Wise
Beats Air Master by
Head al 'Gansett
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PAWTUCKET, r.. l., Sept. l8.-
Despite bad quarter crack in his
right front leg, Market Wise, Lou
Tufano's handicap star, charged
courageously through the stretch to
win the $4,000 added Narragansett
Special by a head over John L. sui
livan's Air Master today at Narra-
gansett Park.
The 5-year -old son of Brokers Tip
was limping badly when Jockey
Johnny Longden brought him back
to the winners circle after the 3-l6
miles jaunt, which he covered in
1855, the best time ever recorded
In this stake and only rs OF a second
of the track mark established by
Discovery.
The victory gave Market Wise,
who captured the $50, 900 added Mas
sachusetts Handicap at Suffolk
Downs last July, a sweep Of New
England's richest turf stakes. The
race was worth $25, 300. s
Market Wise and Air Matter were
BALL alone in their duel tat
stretch. Louis B. Mayors Thumbs
Up finished 4 lengths behind the
Sullivan thoroughbred, while Shut
Out, the 1912 Kentucky Derby win
ner from the Greentree, stable, was
fourth, az lengths farther back.
Market Wise, co-favorite with
Shut Out at 81, paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Rally by Sutch in Last Quarter
For Rochester Nips Yale, 14-12

With Yale leading. IL to 7, and
time running out rapidly, Sutch
aided by Roger Robinson, a marine
student from Syracuse, drove from
the Yellowjackets' IS to the Ellis 4
from where he crashed across for
the winning tally.
While poor passes from center
had spoiled Yale's attempts at con-
version, Sutch once again neatly
place-kicked the extra point.
1t was a tough break for the
Blue, which beat Muhlenberg here
last week. Except for Rochester's
sudden scoring outburst, the Ellis
had outplayed the New York Stat
ers, and appeared to have had the
battle wrapped up.
Both Lose Star Players.
Both teams finished without two
OF their aces in action. Due to in
juries Rochester lost Bob Polidor,
ex-Temple, just before the half,
while Pickett was forced out in the
midst OF the visitors rally.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Flag Chase Ended by St. Louis
On Run Scored in Last Innino
Crosses as Chicago Misses DoubIe-PIoy; !.
Brozle HurIs Champs to Nightcop Win

streak to nine straight with the
double win.
The Redbirds took over the lead
on June 5, constructing a three
game margin by midmonth, but their
advantage faded until, on June 80,
Brooklyn took top place by winning
pair from Cincinnati while the
Cardinals were splitting a double
header with the New York Giants.
The Reds, however, beat Brooklyn
the next day and on July 2 Gin
cinnati hanked the Dodgers as the
Cards won from the Giants. The
Redbirds were in the lead, perma-
+nently.
Their winning streaks included IL
straight from July 18 to %, count
ing an unfinished game which they
won September l, and their current
rampage which has run to Is of 49,
Second Win BY Wide Margin.
Only once before have the Cardi-
mails conped a championship by
|ewieie mafsin. That was in 193tl
when the "Gashouse Gang" cleared
the bars by 13 games. The all-time
record in the senior circuit is 271z
games set by the 1902 Pittsburgh
Pirates.
In capturing five other pennants,
the Cardinals heaved themselves in
by the bootstraps, settling the con-
tention in the last day or two of
play, and winning each time by two
games. .,.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Yunks Can Assure Pennunt Tie
By Two Wins Over Mats Today

The YankeeStoday will attempt to
assure themselves at least a tie for
the American League pennant when
they battle the Mats in double
header, marking their final Grif-
fifth Stadium appearance of the sea-
son. First game will start at 1:30.
BY sweeping the twin bill the
Yankees will eliminate Detroit from
the pennant chase and reduce the
chances of the Mats and Indians TO
forlorn hope of tieing for the top
spot
The Mats have few lesser am
billions they hope to achieve They
own seven-game winning streak
They've won their. last 13 games at
Griffith Stadium They are eager
to cement their second-place status
and they're anxious to display an
even break with the Yankees for the
season.
Chance to Split Series.
Washington will break even in %
games with the Yankees this season
by taking both games, a tremen-
dous task, inasmuch as Manager
Joe Mccarthy has selected Spud
Chandler and Ernie Bonham to
handle his pitching.
Chandler, the leagues outstand-
ing pitcher with his 10 victories
against only three, defeats, has won
Is games while losing only eight
since midseason of l94l He prob
ably will be McCarthy's choice to
hurl the World Series opener against
the st. Louis Cardinals.
Bonham, 21-game winner last
year, has won only IL this season,
losing seven.
Against the Yankees aces; Man.
ager Ossie Bluege of the Mats will
dispatch Dutch Leonard and Early
Wynn or Mickey Haefner. Leonard
has been complaining of sore wrist,
while Wynn recently was leved by
grippe. If either isn't able to pitch,
little Haefner will get the job.
First Baseman Mickey Vernon,
who has collected eight hits in his
last IL trips to the plate since re-
turning to the lineup following
treatment of a swollen hand, will
carry string of five successive hits
into the opener. Against the YAM
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Marquette Too Clever
For Wisconsin, 33-7
BY the Associated Press,

os tnS hSSOCldteQ PrPSS.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. ia
girdiron wise Marquette football
team, fulfilling advance predictions,
defeated willing but inexperienced
Wisconsin eleven today, 80 to 7. The
Hilltoppers scored shortly after the
game started and never were headed,
although the Badgers drew up
abreast for short time In the first
period.
Besides the initial marker, Mar
quette scored once in the second
period, twice in the third and once
in the fourth. Halfback Johnny
Rudan and his relief, Frank Aschen-
brenner, getting two apiece and
Fullback Hal Eigner the other
Eigner kicked three extra points
from placement.
Marquette, using passes sparingly.
ran around the Wisconsin ends and
tackles.
Wisconsin scored late in the first
period when Aschenbrenner funbled
and John Eulbert, Badger end. re-
covered in the end zone. Eulberg
placekicked the extra point.
About $4,000 fans saw the first
game of the season for both teams.
Marquette was shy by two points
from the 1912 figures when Wis
consin won, IS to 7.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Washington Club Out,
Hockey League Cut
To Six Teams

NEW YORK. Sept. 1S,-The Amer
ican Hockey League has been cut
to six teams by the war, with the
Washington Lions announcing their
withdrawal at today's meeting, called
to. decide plans for the 1884 sea-
son.
President Maurice Podoloff an
nouncd Washington's decision. Phil
adelphia, New Haven and Spring.
field, also are out, the last named
because the Army took over its
arena.
The season will begin October %
and end March IL. A definite sched-
ule has not been drawn, but ap-
proved was plan by which Buffalo,
indianapolis and Providence, known
to the league as Sunday" teams,
would meet the Saturday" teams,
Cleveland. Hershey and Pittsburgh,
in a six-game home-and- home
series. The Sunday clubs also will
play four-game home home
set with each other.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
By the Associated Press

NEW. HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 1S.-
Husky George Sutch, a 200 pound
marine trainee, scored all of Ro-
chester's points today during spec
tacular final period rally as the
Yellowjackets wiggled out a IA to
IL triumph over Yale in the bowl
before $4,000.
Up until Sutch, who starred last
fall for Temple, went on a spree,
the ball game lacked any real ex-
element even though the Blue had
picked up to 0 lead in the sec
ond quarter on speedy Ray Sous
sells short scamper across the goal
line.
Sutch Goes on Rampage.
The Ellis chung to this margin
until early in the closing session
when Sutch caught fire, going over
on the second play from Yale's O.
He had no sooner added the extra
point to put the New York Staters
in front, when the Blue, with Sous
sci and Bob Pickett uncorking spec
tacular runs. moved SO yards to the
visitors IL where Bill Powell, snatch
ing teammate Pickett's tumble on
the /, tailed.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

KEGS Friday night, he obtained two
doubles and two singles after beating
out bunt in his final trip to the
plate in previous game against the
Red SoX.
Big Crowd Is Expected. g
A crowd upward of 10000 is antic-
ipated, with all box seats and re-
served grandstand seats sold. Thou
sands of unreserved grandstand and
bleacher seats still afe available.
Idle yesterday, the Mats also will
rest Monday and Tuesday. opening
three-game series against the st.
Louis Browns on Wednesday night.
Other Western clubs will follow the
Browns here.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Charity Grid Classic
Is Planned as Usual
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18.-Wil-
liam M. Coffman, managing direc-
tor of the annual East-West charity
football game, said today the post
season all-star collegiate classic
would be played here as usual, next
New Year day.
1t will be the nineteenth in the
series.
Caaman said that Andy Kerr,
CUf2AtessGeorg Hauser, Minnesota,
and Dud de Groot of Rochester
would again compose the Eastern
coaching staff. Grin E. (Babe) Hol-
lngbery of Washington State will
head the Western mentors.
Proceeds will go to the Shr;ners
Crippled Childrens Hospital.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Wolverines Roll
To 26-0.Scoiie
In First Test
WeII-BuIunced Team
TolIies on Warriors
In Every Quarter
BY JERRY LISKA,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

ROCKFORD. Ill, Sept. 1s.-
Michigan's high-geared collection of
Marines and Navy footballers lived
up to advance billing with pulver-
izing 26-0 opening triumph over a
tested Camp Grant team here
today.
A capacity crowd of II 900 in the
small Rockford High School Stadium
saw Coach Fritz Crisler's well-bal-
anced team score in every period as
the Outmanned Warriors fell under
the hammering of Minnesota's Bill
Daley, Wisconsin's ,Elroy Hirsch and
Michigan's own Paul White.
Hirsch tailed two touchdowns on
short bucks, while White and Daley
both scored on sweeps around Camp
Grants right flank from the Is.
Daley missed Michigan's first two
tries for points by place kicks, but
Tackle Merv Pregulman connected
twice in the second half. I.
Drive, to Is Warriers' Best.
Camp Grants seasoned backield
of Reno Nori, Corwin Clatt. Jimmy
Dewar and Tony Storti lacked the
drive and ffnesse of Michigan's
potent dream" backfield, and the
Warriors strongest bid was a drive
from Michigan's AZ to the Is in the
third period. This was halted by
Whites interception of a pass on
the 4.
The Wolverines swept to d touch
down the first time they got the ball.
Hlrsch ran the kickoff back so
yards to midf1eld and in IL plays
Michigan was on the Camp Grant
8. After an offside penalty on
the Warriors, Hirscn cIawed over
from the 8. 81 97.
Hirsch threw a 30-yard pass to
Sophomore Art Renner on the War
rlor 3 IN the second period and hit
through the beefy soldier line from
l foot for the touchdown two plays
later.
Behind excellent downfield block
ing by Pregulman and Johnny Gal
lagher. White dashed to his touch
down in the third period. The last
touchdown was Daleys personal
show. In the last period he cracked
the line from Camp Grants 40 to the
rs In three plays and took the rest
all in one piece on a slant of tackle.
Winners Get II First Downs.
Michigan rolled up IA first downs
to four for Camp Grant and COM
pleted six of nine forward passes.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
.Trainee-Manned
|boiIernlakers
1913 victors
Ex-IIlinois Gridmen
Spork Offense That
Sinks Bluejuckets
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,, Sept. ls.--
A pair Of Illinois regulars last year,
Guard Alex ,Agase and Fullback
Tony Butkovich. provided the firing
power Of great Purdue team today
as the Boilermakers opened their
football season with q 1918 victory
over Great Lakes before a crowd Of
22,000 recruits.
Purdue, winner of only one West
ern Conference game, last season,
proved worthy Of recognition as .
championship contender this fall
the Transformation coming from its
rich supply Of service students.
The Boilermakers, taking ad-
vantage Of tumble to score one
touchdown in the first period after
permitting Great Lakes to count
first by the same method, went on
to roll up another marker in the
second for a 1876 halftime lead and
then cashed in for a field goal and
another touchdown in the fourth.
Sailors Air Play Checked.
The aggressive line play of Agass
more than once accounted for huge
losses to the Bluejackets who tried
to whip up an aerial game only to
have the former Illini ball-r,istler
shunt it aside by throwing the
pitchers back on their launches.
Butkovich contributed one touch
down and set up others by burning
holes in the Great Lakes Line, while
Jim Darr of Missouri and Stan Du-
bicki of Shurtleff College tantalized
their opponents with passes and
speedy running. Bill Stuart,
Boilermaker reserve last year, scored
the second Purdue touchdown on
run of "a yards.
The Boilermakers were hot for
revenge after being lashed, 27-0, in
1918 by Great Lakes and 42-0 last
year.
Tackle John Badaczewski recov-i
cred an early Purdue tumble and
Ray Jones. formerly of Texas, passed
to Steve Juzwik to cover 20 yards
for the sailors first score.
Frank Bauman recovered Juzwik's
tumble in the first quarter, and
Purdue marched AZ yards with
Butkowich going over from the 8.
Stan Dubickis placement was per-
feet and Purdue led, 7-6.
Purdue Scores With Pass.
A pass from Darr to Bernie Tetek
gsaped 81 yards to open the second
(See PURDUE, Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1943-09-19
BY the Associated Press.

IS tAc 6sSOClhlcu TTeSS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1S.- After
clinching the National League pen
nant with 2-to-1 victory over the
Chicago Cubs in the opener of a
double header today, the world
champion st. Louis Cardinals swept
the second game, to 0.
Rookie Alpha Brazle, up from
Sacramento in the Pacific Coast
League, notched his seventh victory
against one defeat in the second
game. He allowed only four singles.
The Redbirds went 19 games in
front of the idle Cincinnati Reds.
Lefty Max Lanier, who got credit
for one of the Redbirds' four VIC
tories in the 1912 World Series,
scored his 18th victory of the cam
paign, beating Ed Hanyzewski in
a fine pitching duel in the first
contest.
Cop Flag in Ninth Inning.
The deciding run was scored. in
the last half of the ninth inning,
when. with the bases loaded and
one out, Lou Klein hit a ground
ball to the infield and Ray Sanders
scored as the Cubs unsuccessfully
attempted double play
The Cardinals ran winning
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Stork Helps Sinkwich
Make Pro Grid Debut
BY the Associated Press.

0y lIic AbsOCINLcd FTeS&.
DETROIT, Sept ls-Sir Stork
received an assist today for making
Ail-America Frankie Sinkwich
available for his professional foot
ball debut.
Sinkwich, who left the Detroit
Lion camp to be with his wife at
Youngstown, Ohio, became the faith
er last night of daughter. Tomor-
row he'll face the Chicago Cardinals
in Detroit.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Nelson Leading Wood by 7 Up
Midway of Golf King Match

voted Nelson americas No. golf
er."
Nelson, former United States Open
and PGA champion and 1912 Au-
gusta masters titlist, never trailed In
the Red Gross benefit.
Wood, who was two down at the
end of the first 10, had scores of 73
and IA on the 71-par layout.
Nelson had six brides, 26 pars and
four bogeys. Wood had four brides,
% pars and nine bogeys.
Woods tee shots consistently got
him into trouble and his short game
left much to be desired.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Jack Given Ruffin Bout
In Garden October a

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Promoter
Mike Jacobs today announced a
l0-round bout between Beau Jack,
former lightweight titleholder, and
Bobby Ruffin of New York in Madi-
son Square Garden October to
take the place of the postponed
lightweight title fight between Jack
and Philadelphia Bob Montgomery.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Cardinals n Pennan 21 Duel With Cubs Then Bag Another Game so
Win, Lose or Draw

By BURTON HAWKINS.

commissioner OF Baseball NJ Lands
Phhes owner being investigated by his office
To reporter who questioned him
that at this time"
Russ Hodges VOL credited
week Said Russ his father told
couldn't anything good anybody quiet will
be 1O-second pause out of respect to the Redskins"
Buck Newsoms tiff with
respect for
despite the fact nobody asking "Duocher
sound baseball battles
great fellow to make that Pacific
speaking trip League
the enhused
Evening star., 1943-09-19
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 18.-Firing
rounds of II and 50, Byron Nelson,
Inverness professional, assumed
commanding 7-up lead over Craig
Wood, duration National Open
champion from Mamaroneck, N Y,
today at the halfway mark in their
72-hole challenge match to deter
mine the 1943 golf king.
Wood issued the challenge after
contestants in the Golden Valley in
vitation tournament in Minneapolis
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Minor PIuyoffs

international League.
Newark, !; Syracuse, 0 (tied at two games
Toronto-Montreal postponed from last
night until today. (Toronto leads 2-1}.
Pacific Coast League.
San Francisco, 3: Portland. 0 portland
leads, 2-1)
Seattle, s; Los Angeles, 2 tseattle leads,
800.
Piedmont Leasue
Portmouth. 2: Norfolk. / Norfolk leads.
S-Hl
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Mount Rainier, Temple
Bowling Sturs Clash

A new team of Northeast Temples
better bowlers will take on the estab-
lished Mount Rainier All-Stars in a
special match at pm. today at
Temple.
Shooting for Temple will be Bill
Hubbard. Frank Micalizzi, George
Wilsher, John Shea, Tony Mamano
and Irving Lang.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Putting
in a powerful bid for the years
championship of the ladies" of
the turf, Warren Wright,s Mar
Kell came charging along Aque-
ducts long stretch today to win
the Beldame Handicap, richest
stake of the season for fillies and
mares.
Although she packed top weight
OF l26 pounds and was tangling
with at least two of her conquer
ors in whirls this year, the 4-year-
old Chicago glamour gal not only
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Football Results

Rochester IA: Yale, -.
Cornell, T: Bucknel, g.
yillsnova; 35; Muhlenbers, 12.
Michigan. 20: Camp Grant, 0.
Iowa Seahawks. 32:. Illinois. Is.
Marquette, 80: wisconsin, T.
Western Michigan. 10: Central Michigan, o.
Duke. 40: Camp Lejune o..
New London Coast Guard, 25 Bates g.
Princeton. 81; Lakehurst Naval Air. 12.
Bowling Green. Is: Ohio Wesleyan. T.
Cape Girardeau tMo) Teachers. 49,
Indiana State. o.
collese of the Pacific, IA: Alameda Coast
Colorado College. 32: Lowry (coIo.) }
RICHMOND U. As; Richmond Army Air
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Indians Beat Tigers
And Gain on Griffs
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1s.-Cleve-
land ended a four-game losing
streak today by decisioning Detroit's
Tigers, to 2.
Vernon Kennedy held the Bsngals
to five hits, but Joe Heving was
called on to retire the final batter
Dick Wakefield homered for De-
troit in the eighth.
The Indians gained half game
on the idle Nationals and are only
three games back in the race for
second place,