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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Explains Reason

''You can't give half vote
10 each of the Tiger ace pitch
ers." Carmichael explained so
would think since stephens
would be entitled 10 full vote
for his contribution to the sue
cess Of the Browns he would be
entitled to the appointment.
However. j am a National
League committeeman so Trout
and Newhouser won't have To
worry about my vote"
Carmichael indicated he thought
a lot Of Marty Marion. the Gardi
nails star shortstop, in the Older
circuit.
Dan Daniel. veteran baseball
writer for the New York World
Telegram, expressed the opinion
II would have 10 be either Trout
or Newhouser.
"Maybe I'd have to toss q
coin on il" Daniel pondered
Rud Rennie of the New Yorl
Herald Tribune also was un
decided between the two Tiger
ace pitchers. but inclined TO Trout
"Trout's hitting and the fact
he has worked more often might
be the difference il I were vot-
ing" Rennie explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Snuffy Edged Out

Joe Trimble OF the New York
Daily News said he would vote fol-
either Trout or Newhouser.
"Stirnweiss tSnuffy Strn-
weiss of the YankeeS) was my
choice up TO this series. but he
has done nothing here to add
10 his glory" the News man
declared.
Tom Mcany Of New York
p. NJ. likes Dick Wakefield for the
award.
Wakefield, to me, has been
the most valuable player for the
Tigers this year." Meany said.
1T was with Wakefield that the
Tigers made their sensational
climb TO the top-so then he
must be the most valuable"
Meany had no sympathy with
the idea of Scribes who figured
Wakefield out because he did not
play all OF the season and that
consideration of the young Tiger
would mean that Bobby Doerr
and Tex Hughson, formerly of
the Red Sox, would have TO be
considered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Sports
Visiting ScriDes
Pick q Tieer
BY LEO MACDONELL

II the committee that officially
names the most valuable player m
The American League this year
reflects sentiment among scroes
IN the press box al Briggs Stadium
during the recent nger-Yankee
series. the recipient Of The award
Will be a Detroit player.
An informal poll Of visiting
scribes revealed votes for no less
than five Tigers with Paul DIZZY
Trout and Harold Newhouser
leading the field. The other Tigers
who received mention were DICK
Wakefield. Doc Cramer and Paul
Richards
Only one PLAYER other than a
Tiger was named He was Vernon
Stephens Of the Browns and John
Carmichael sports editor of the
Chicago Daily News, named the
ST. Louis player because he could
not decide on Trout OF NewhouSer
as The most valuable 10 his club
in-the American League this
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Giants at Wayne

The New York Giants use of
Kelsey Field for morning work
outs has caused no end Of con-
Sternation at Wayne University.
Several OF the universitys ad-
illustrative Offices and class
rooms face Warren avenue over
which the pro team walks te-the
practice field from Webster Hiatt.
WAYNE officials and freshmen
students, not knowing the true
identity of tho players. have
thought that the Giants were
WAYNE boys
where did we get such
giants?" and Boy, Joe really
has lined up bunch of biz
boys this year" have been
some of the comments
Al lunch yesterday when coach
Joe Gembis was asked about the
big boys. ne helped tho story along
by admitting that they did look
pretty good He didn't let on that
ne knew abort w-f1icf7 tram tft.-
were talking
Most of the curious have since
learned that the giants are
Giants-the New York pro team
variety -but some Stlll believe
that Waynes squad must average
at least 200 pounds
Wayne does have ono or two
who Will tip the scales al 200
pounds but they are a scarce A.
are those Giants who weigh less
than that figure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Bob Tales
Those Tigers Of Ours
Deserve Your Faith
BY BOB MURPHY
Shorts Editor

There's nothing wrong with ms
Tigers that they can't take cal
OF in their meeting with the Red
Sox, tough as the boys from Bean
town way are for our lads.
Mr.. Briggs employees have been
spelling us. We've now gotten 10
the point where we feel stunned
If they blow a game. And GER
tainly they made a study, IL
seems. of kicking away yester-
days effort against the Yanks.
But we've watched this team
for a long time. II has every
thing a manager likes 10 see In a
ball club as wartime baseball
goes. Steve ONeAl's boys can
hit land howl. they can pitch,
field and run. It's club that
came 10 life in the stretch and
it's still on fire.
Every last man is in there hus-
ting. There isn't a player on the
team who ever has played better
in his life on a diamond than at
the present time.
The ST. Louis Cardinals off,
cially wrapped up the bunting in
the National but the club ism I
the old Gas House Cans" we
once knew in those roaring days
of 1884
There isn't a great LOT Of ag-
erosion left in this club which
has been coasting into the Ma
tional League pennant since mid
summer.
The Tigers who met the Cards
last time out 10 years ago, are
in other parks, lands and shores
of the world. but the present out
III out Al Michigan and Trumbull
has the characteristic dash and
hustle OF Mickey Cochranes 1884
American League winners
This the Cards will discover
when they get into the cage with
the Tigers in the coming series.
Keep faith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Metro Classic
Race Is Close
STANDINGS

-Four games divide the top and
bottom teams today in the Metro
politan Classic Bowling League.
Aviation held first IN winning two
from Ira Wilson although out
scored. 1888 to 2772, last night at
Altoona.
Delray. with Frank Keefe bran
diShing 655, was best IN scoring
with 2977. Harry Pilarski of
Rainbow headed the individuals
with 664.
Rainbow, the defending cham
pon. shutout Archway, 28l7 to
.2577
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Carriers
I'm Series
Times Photo

The Chicago Herald-American
220's. winner of the Windy City
home delivery carrier boys soft
ball h a m pionshi p, were in
Detroit today to engage "A Fair
views, Detroit Times Carrier Soft
ball League champion, in the first
Of a threc-gamc series In Mack
Park for the William Randolph
Hearst central states sottball
award.
Tonlght's program VIII start at
$50 O'Clock with the Chicago
Herald-Amcrican All-Stars oppos-
ing the Al-Stars of the Times
Carrier League The Hera ] d.
American zoos and the "A Fair
views will meet at 9 p. m.
The public is invited 10 be the
guests Of The Detroit Times dur
ing the series here tonight Sat-
urday night and Sunday after
noon There is no a d m / s s o n
charge
The four teams play again to-
morrow at the same times. Sun
day. however, the third game OF
the series will start al 30 p. m.
The Al FairvlcwS and The De-
troit Times All-StarS will 90 10
Chicago next weekend 20 COM
plete the series
Following Is the program for
today
z 30 a n --CtiCar9 Herald American and
Detroit Times carriers breakfast IN Hotel
Sts'ler Baricy Room
30 a M -Hcralf-hmsr.can carriers visit
Edison Museum lu Greenfield Village
o. m -Luncheon iH Hotel S'stlel Barley
Room
p VISIT Doun'own Trcs'rr
u Dinner Hotel Stailer Bagiey Room
30 p. ~ -ChicaE5 Alsiars vs.. Detroit
All-S'srs
g m -CnlcaFo champs VS. Dtroi,
champs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Don't Forget Paul

Charley Segar. another OF the
veteran New York scribes who
knows his baseball inside and out
thinks Paul Richards should moi
be forgotten.
at Is Richards who made
Newhouser and helped Over
mlre and other Tiger pitchers,
argued Seegar
Franklin wv hitey) Lewis
sports editor OF the CLEVELAND
Press. thinks Doc Cramer shoulC
be considered in any player award
ut would be between Cramer
and Newhouser with me, ! be-
lieve," Lewis explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Two District Clubs
Will Honor Proxies

Bfrm ne ham and Bloomfield
Hills country clubs will h r
their presidents tomorrow W [ h
stag events.
Birmingham members Will turn
out for Ray Forsyth, president the
last two years and a member OF
the board seven years who was
most active IN the reorganization
of the club.
+. r. BreeCh is rounding out a
years service as Bloomfield Hills
president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Trout Due
Tomorrow

BRIGGS STADIUM, Sept. 22--
Paul DIZZY Trout will pitch for
the Tigers against the Red SoN
in the third Of the four-game
series here tomorrow.
Rex Cecil, highlander who
came up from San Diego. will
hurl for Boston, making his first
appearance in the local stadium
He has won three and lost -four
games.
Trout will be bidding for his
26th triumph of the year against
u Setbacks.
Gentry pitched seven straight
balls 10 start today's game with
the Red SoX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Fight Marks
Browns Win

The 81. Louis Cardinals held
their third straight pennant TO-
DAY as their brothers in the
American League. the Browns,
gained a full game in their race
for the flag. trailing the leading
Detroit Tigers by only half a
game.
The other St Louis club. how
ever, is fighting a hard battle,
with the Tigers half game ahead
and the New York Yankees, the
eternal pennant snatchers. only
three games behind.
The Cards took their victory
easily. defeating tn 2 Boston
Braves, 5 TO 4. in the first game
OF a double-header. The second
contest of the afternoon stretched
10 10 innings and was finally
taken by the St Louis club, 8 to
5. The Cards wound up the flag
with a lead Of 13 games.
The Browns shaded Washing
ton by a good margin. 8 10 a, in
night game that was marked
by an explosion of flying fists be-
tween the Senators right fielder,
Roberto Ortiz. and Brownie
catcher Tom Turner Ortiz chal-
lenged Turner after the St Louis
PLAYER directed what he felt were
insulting remarks at him, Ortiz
later was taken 10 the hospital
for Mays. Turner was unhurt.
Cleveland downed Boston in the
only remaining game scheduled IN
the American League. 5 10 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

but the slim lefthander can't
charge, and no doubt has no
intentions of charging, frankie
Crosettis two-base hit in the
tenth to Orengo or any other
mate.
- CfoSetti,s blow scored Johnny
Lindell with the run that locked
up the game for the Yankees.
With one away, Lindell walked.
Newhouser disposed of Nick Et-
ten handily But Harold found
CrnSetti made Of q sterner stuff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Dog Bites n Giant.
He's Out Of Game

Vincent Carroll regular tackle
for the New York Giants pro foot
ball team, was bitten on the RICH,
ankle by a dog AZ Kelsey Field
where they're training and will
be out Of tomorrow nights game
with the Lions He was given
first aid by the teams trainer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Softbd|| Crown
To S(homdn

Schoman captured the Class
mems Times-sponsored Metro soft
ball title, while Keller Girls and
and Elks gained the finals IN tWo
other meets a Mack Park last
night.
May LeSnski pitched and bat
ted Keller 10 a 20 victory over
city and Times champion Local
50 girls, and will meet Hudson
Monday night ElkS edged Local
Isl, 80 and plays Briggs Sunday
for the state crown SChoman
trimmed Hudson. 9-l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

last night, the Tigers American
League lead was cut TO one-half
game over the Browns and three
over the Yanks.
A crowd of 27065 customers
saw the Yankees salvage one OF
tho three games in the set and
keep ALIKE their championship
hopes. Defeat would have virtu-
ally eliminated the world cham
pions from this years race.
The setback robbed Harold
NewhouSer of A chance 10 rack
up his 27th victory Of the season,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Picks Packers OIeg' Hear:

and VIII be tossing EN- tomorrow
night
The Giants will be strengthened
when Steve Filipowicz, the former
Fordham bone crushing fullback
IONS the squad. Filipowicz is
now with the New York Giants,
bur it's the baseball Giants, and
he reports when the major league
season ends Oct l.
fluffy Lcemans, one OF the
greatest backs in the leagues his
tory. Is assisting Owen. He has
quit competition after nine years
of pro football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Tioers' Day OF

Totals 81 30 Totals 30 30 10
.Eaftcd f-t Tu.ncr IN ninth
4Ba'tet FOR Ne.heny m ninth
IHattcd frr Hoover IN seventh
- yc.t | GOO 600 $40 Is
DETROIT 100 OOo O5O u
Puns-Nariia Ilndcn p Eaten Grimes,
furrirg , Wakefield Ou'laV Errors -
E-i,ser puiag.- Orcnro Runs hatted in
Carhart Z Crusrtu WaEcNCld 3. kichards
TWu-Ha.e rift-Glmcs Crufrfu. Wakeileld
Richards OUTLAW ThItc-hasc hit--furk Home
-Wakr0Cld Sacrifice hifs-Crcsetti, Saw
srr Way1 Double p'eyt- S'iwWeiss tunas-
sisted You. 90 Hoover Len on base-NeN
yurs U.t..u q Base on balls Dubiel 20
T4h.r Decimilc :, Ncwnouser struck
rui ulNlc SubCr : Ovcrmife 5 New
house. Uue+Ou DublrlNp in 74s innings
off Turner l1 D., innings of Johnton IN
% Innings Ug Z4hcr o N ~ innihgs. OF
Opt.r.re % lg O. irninrs uif NcwhouSeT IN
mrina. Wiun.ng pitcher-Zuoer. Losing
---t--.r-- N.u---.-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

Bang! The two-bagger, the score
and the ball game.
The Tigers were not through,
however. They went down fight
ing and il looked like they might
pull the contest out of the fire
in their half of the tenth
With one away, Bill Zuber
walked Dick Wakefield and
Jimmy OUTLAW. Zuber was the
last Of four pitchers desperate
Joe Mccarthy hurled into the
conflict.
Oh for a Tiger bit. was the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
By JAKE BERSoN

Steve Owen. the portly New
York Giants pro football coach,
who has been around the game as
long a. anyone. doesn't figure the
Chicago Bears will repeat IN the
National Football League this
season
Owen and his squad are in town
preparing for Saturday night s
tussle with the Detroit Lions al
L. OF y Stadium The Giants
lost 10 the Bears. 20-l0. In an
exhibition game IN Buffalo last
Sunday.
"The Bears haven't got y
quarterback. owen SAID and
they won't look 80 good with
out Sid LuCkman."
Luckman the Bears star paSsci
and quarterback last year, IS now
in the merchant marine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Dusette, Brown Meet
In FdirVieW Feature

George Duscttc. the wrestling
powerhouse man. viii meet Bad
Boy Brown in the main event Of
Tuesdays Fairvicw card. Dutch
Schultz and TEX Riley will mix
il IN the Semifinal and there will
be two nfher bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
NArIo>u IrAGUI

NI~TIRpAN klstLIS
st Louis Sc. Boston as second game,
10 innings
Chlraso Ii-s New York "a
PITTSBURGH io-iA. Brooklyn a-e
Cincinnati Sc. Philadelphia IA tFrst
ramr. IA innings
TODAYS GAMTS
Chieara az New York.
81 Louis at Boston
only eAinrs scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
By LEO MACDoNELL

Maybe the thing 10 do is TO for
get Joe Orengo'S two misplays IN
the eighth inning and charge yes
terday's Tiger defeat. 5 10 4, in
10 innings, 10 the law Of averages.
\ After all, errors are part OF
the great national game
OrengoS lapSeS cost the Tigers
a run, which, as indicated by the
score, was the margin in which
the Yankees won
When ST Louis beat Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
liIIian's 674 Tops

Lillian Provincial is the second
weeks leader in the womens Jun
Tor individual bowling classic Al
Winter Garden. Her four game
count Of GA was five pins 10 the
good over Emily Jaqubck, 669
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
1868 Is High
I'm West Side

Lavonia's 1869 led the West Side
Classic bowling league last night
at Crest Lanes Bob Davis topped
the field with 637. Gus Wetzel had
633 and Bronislau Sudol 628. La
vonia was one of four teams scor-
inc four nnlntS each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
HERBER NEWCOMER

a new member of the Giants
TINS year is Arnle Herber. the
pitching end Of the famed passing
combination Of Herber-to-HutSon
for the Green Bay Packers few
years back llerber returns to
football after being out two years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Cats Play
LIST Game
BY EDGAR HAYES

CHICAGO. Sept. 22-By mid
night tonight Lynn Waldorf Will
have a fair idea what he car
expect of his Northwestern Uni
verslty Wildcats during this foot
ball campaign.
The Wildcats battle a tough
Depauw University eleven tonight
at Dychc Stadium. DepauW, vel
supplied with naval trainees, was
substituted for Fort Sheridan.
After coaching Glenn Dobbs
Bill Hillenbrand, Johnny YonakeI
and others who made up his all
star team this fall. Lynn finds
material a bit slim.
NO SUPER TEAMS
I've have made a number of
shifts" Lynn said after yester-
DAYS long drill. but like the
Dutch boy on the dixie, every
time we plug one hole another
appears. We have the consola-
ton of knowing our problems
are everybody prODiems anu
the super teams will not rise to
plague u.s."
OF the first as boys on his
squad. all but about 10 are navy
traineeS.
With his first three quarter
backs out with injuries, Waldorf
will start fullback William
Brophy. a freshman from Mime
sofa. as the signal caller.
John Yongwirth. freshman
civilian and little fellow for
conference competition. has the
edge al the left half. He does an
acceptable job as a passer and Is
the kicker
There is a competent performer
in Henry Altepeter.. at right half
and an excellent replacement IN
Richard Connors. so that post IS
well taken care Of AT fullback a
veteran. Robert Funderburg. has
slight edge over freshman
James Meulendyke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

section Of the league 10 be
stronger this season. with Brook
Ign and Philadelphia particularly
improved. Steve got a look at
the Eagles as they trimmed the
Lions here last Sunday, 27-7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
PASCHAL PLAYS

The merchant marine. inciden-
tally has FIRST claim on Bill
Paschal. who last year with the
Giants LED the league n total
yards gained on me ground 81
PaSchal. however IS scheduled tu
ily 10 Detroit for Saturday game
here.
EXperienGp count. more than
ever, these days and owen believes
the veteran Grcrr Bay Packers
and Washington VIII have 'he
edge in the race
Washington has the same
backfield IL has used for four
years and the Packers have Il
Of last years team back Said
Owen
Owen looks for the eastern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Baugh Can Play:
DETFOrT

With Washington Redskins un-
I'll oct. ! then must so 10 Sweet
water, Texas. for draft reclassifi-
carol he PC as a rancher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Travellers DELAY Start

Opening of the Travelling Bowl
ing League. scheduled tomorrow.
was set back 10 Sept 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
How They Stand

lESIINnAN = Nl SUITS
New York s III TROIT q 10 innings.
Cleveland s. Boston ?
ST Louis . Na'hinrtun
ONLY games scheduled
TOUAY'S CANES
BOSTON AZ DETROIT
pniadcinhia az vt Louis. nitht
Scs Work a. Cleveland.
Washington az Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
EX-TIGERS on HAND

Three former Tigers now aSso-
ciated with Red SoX got together
on the Boston bench before the
game coach Larry Woodall. Pete
Fox and Heinie ManuSh. manager
of Scranton, a Red SoX farm club.
Manush plans to winter IN De-
trolt.
Partcc'S two-bagger in the
fourth hit the 400-foot mark near
the flagpole on the first bounce.
Bowman and Cronin exchanged
salty words with MCGOWAN when
the umpire ordered the Stalllng
Red Sox pitcher to the mound for
the Tiger half of the fourth in
ming. For seconds II looked like
Bowman was on the verge of be-
ing tossed out of the game.
Nothing happened. however.
Wakeficlds home run in the
fifth with the bases loaded his
eleventh of the season and third
in three days, was driven far UP
into the second deck of the right
field stands. He dropped it through
an exit behind section 81. The
count was three and one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23


couldn't hold on 10 the ball He
retrieved the ball in time 10 force
Lindell at third, but Martin
scored.
The Yankee half of the inning
ended when Oscar Grimes struck
out. but the damage had been
done. later Developments revealed
For six innings, Ovcrmlre en-
gagged in bang up duel with Wal
ter Dubiel. Yankee recruit but two
hits combined with two walks and
a bad throw by Outlaw gave the
Yankees three markers in the
seventh and gave them what
looked like a safe cushion with
Dubiel hurting brilliant ball.
ROUT DUBIEL
But the Tigers got TO Dubiel in
the eighth with a barrage OF four
hits. including Wakefield's tenth
home run of the season With one
down, Pinky Higgins started the
fun with a single 10 right Rudy
York flew oout 20 right and the
picture darkened
But came Wakeflcld's homer
off a Dubiel first pitch far UP
into the second deck Of the RICH,
field stands. scoring Higgins ahead
OF him
Trailing by but one run the
Tigers were back in the ball game
Outlaw doubled 10 the screen IN
left field, The crowd was in ar
uproar
Richards singled 10 left scoring
Outlaw and the score was tied
The fans were on fire.
AZ this juncture, Mccarthy
sent Mlkman Jim Turner TO the
hill. He decided Dubiel had had
enough. Turner sllenced the Tiger
milk bottles when he made Orengo
fly out TO Lindell But the score
was tied. The Tigers were as good
as the Yankees now
Then came the nlnth--a score
less inning.
And the tenth and Crosettls hit
which scored Lindell with The
fateful run