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IiSerS Hope To Eliminate Red SOx
Bengals Take
DOubIeheader

Detroit Sept. 23-AP-After win.
ming both ends OF yesterdays dou.
bleheader with Boston, the Detroit
Tigers had an opportunity today TO
eliminate the Red Sox from the
American League pennant race,
and with that in mind sent their
right-handed pitching ace. Dizzy
Trout, to the pitching rubber with
only two days rest.
The Sox. for whom a defeat
would mean a nine-game deficit
with only eight games to play,
pinned their fleeting World Series
hopes on Rookie Rex Cecil, who
has lost four games in winning
three. Trout dropped a dozen be-
fore registering his 25th victory
against New York Wednesday.
\ crowd Of 12,2S2 paid custom
ers, good for week day but less
Than half the average for the three
game New York series. saw the
Tigers come from behind TO win
the opener with the Sox, Z TO 4. and
repeat in Tn nightcap. S to 6.
Rufus Gentry. hurting siX.hit ball,
registered his fourth straight tri.
umph and his 18th OF the season
IN the first game. Dick Wakefield
got his third homer in as many
days and his 18th of the season in
the fifth inning. terrific blow into
the upper deck OF the right field
stands with the bases loaded.
Joe Bowman, Boston's starting
pitcher who gave up nine Of the
Tigers II hits, was charged with
the loss.
Bowman was sailing along on a
az lead until the Tigers bounced
on him for five runs in the fifth.
With one out Roger Cramer and
Eddie Mayo singled. Pinky Hig-
gins walked ard a pass to Rudy
York forced Cramer home. Wake
fields four-run homer followed and
Gentry held the Sox hitless from
there on.
The second game was tougher
for the Tigers. who were outhit l3
TO Z. Johnny Corsica, who started,
yielded nine hits and all six Bos-
ton runs before he was relieved IN
the fourth by Jake Mooty.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fridays Results

FTlody HesulNS
Chicago s. New York l.
Boston II, st. Louis 2.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Chicago at Brooklyn, night.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Bowling Scores
MOTOR STATE LEAGUE

MO OK ia LEAGUE
Top.Notehes
Bruetsch 44s, Piatt 1874, Bragg
S6s, Bailey 4l9. Henderson 800, To.
tails 646, go. 679-1965.
Palmer's Foxes
Farris 337, Lovelace 3SS, Pace
S15. Palmer ass, Koeller 3lS, Handi-
cap 252. Totals $50, 613, 775-206S.
Wooley Welders
Bender iS9. Cannon 1913, Coldwell
i13, Foster 3S5. Grow 37S, Totals
7f3, $50, 637-2O3s.
Mast Machine
Hochrein 4O3. Smith 32l, Lidke
355, Wilson 376, McKenna (AveD
al. Handicap ia. Totals $50, 1898,
627 -2010.
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BY Faith Baldwin

invitations. His mother and her
husband were in Bermuda. She had
said, Lynn .. about Christmas &.
I can't bear to leave Matthew
alone" and Lynn had answered,
Then you mustn't, of course. But
dare ! exercise a husbands preroG-
alive - that of advice only - and
suggest that it might be good disci-
pline Z"
They had been married very
quietly. with only Matthew and
Lynn's daughter and her husband
present.
Judith had wired: "You know how
happy l am for you and how much
l want TO be with you" On the
night before the wedding she had
talked to Mary by telephone. Mary
had asked, "Have you heard from
Matthew" and there was a silence;
then Judith answered, "No."
So on Christmas night, Matthew
dined at his club alone. He thought,
She can't let Christmas go by like
this, she'll write, she'll wire, she'll
phone But there was nothing.
He reached home late that night
Olga and Nils had done their best
with holly and a small trimmed
tree. They had, that morning, dis
played their gifts from Judith and
Matthew had admired them. His
own gifts were under the tree, those
from his mother and Lynn, from his
associates, from patients.
Twice during the evening he went
to the telephone and asked for long
distance, only to tell the operator
that he had changed his mind.
When, shortly before midnight, the
phone rang sharply, he moved to
answer it with his heart hammering.
But it was the hospital calling,
and he put on his coat and went out.
The New Year came, and still no
word from Judith. Matthew told
himself: Well, she's made up her
mind. I'll have to make up mine.
But his was already made up.
She did not love him or she would
not have left him -. Yet, although
his mind said, that's it, she doesn't
love me, he knew how wrong a
mans mind can be. Matthews
heart spoke too strongly, drowning
the voice of his mind.
Matthew went out whenever he
could. He put the best face possible
on the situation, so far as outsiders
were concerned, saying: judith
was well, but her mother was i'll
and she felt that she must be with
her" That was the invariable an
swer TO any question, asked out OF
friendship, concern, or curiosity.
No more, no less.
Sam and Bill looked at him and
listened patiently to their wives
inevitable discussions. To each
other the men said, at looks bad
but"
Elizabeth told her husband def
nitely, Il know she's left him" and
her eyes were wet Peter kissed her
and said soothingly, you know
nothing Of the kind, dear.
Matthew wondered (since he him
self had said, "If you leave me you
Needn't come backl") why he could
not face it, even to admit it to his
friends! Why not say bluntly:
Sure she's left me. No, she's not
coming back But his pride would
NOT hermit IL
He thought: II don't hear from
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1875, New York, outpointed Stew
Kronis, 12s. Boston, 10. Jimmy Fan
diez, 1875, Worcester, outpointed
Bobby English, 1875, Fall River, 6.
Syracuse, N. Y.--Joey Curcto.
149, New York, outpointed AL job
son, 149, Binghamton. 8. Frank
Ross, 144, Boston, outpointed Tom.
my Daniels, 40, Pittsburgh, s.
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CALIFORNIA TOPS
NATIONAL PROGRAM

New York, Sept. 23--AP-CoI-
lege footballs third wartime sea
son opens in earnest today with
Southern California VS.. UCLA,
usually late season tussle, topping
national program dotted by
many attractive contests. A crowd
OF $4,000 is expected to turn out at
Los Angeles to watch the Tro-
ians and the UCLAans clash in
battle that is expected to have An
important bearing on the Rose
Bowl prospects of both eleyens.
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THE vpsLANr vpsLANr MICH SATURDAY SEPT =. m
CHAPTER FoRTY-oNE


you married Irene without ten
ing me beforehand. l refused TO let
myself be hurt g.. il that was what
you wanted, wen and good. ! grew
fond Of her. I applauded her efforts
to follow in my footsteps. When she
died, was stricken, chiefly for your
sake"
Matthew said, you look at me
rs if it was my fault"
81 haven't even thought T. Then,
when Judith returned / was glad,
thought she was right for you ]
still do"
After q pause, Matthew frowned,
II suppose I'm to be tickled to death
about you and Lynn?"
NO" said his mother, Il don't
expect anything Of the kind"
Suddenly he exclaimed, 1--WE been
q fool!"
Mary held her breath.
Presently he went on, judith
wanted a child. I didn't / didn't
want to share her / thought,
we could wait If she had had q
baby this wouldn't have happened"
His mother said steadily, Don't
be too sure of that What Judith
wanted was that your need for q
child would be as deep and COM
polling as her own, a living symbol
of your love for each other"
Il thought we were sufficient TO
each other"
you weren't" his mother said,
after a moment.
The doorbell rang. She said,
That's Lynn. He's coming for din
ner." She looked at her son. I'm
not going to ask you to be civil to
him." she said firmly, "Pm going
to tell you to be civil"
Lynn came in, and looked from
one to the other. He said, Il see that
you told him." He crossed over to
the young doctor and held out his
hand. "And l see that you don't
like the idea, Matthew. But perhaps
you'll get used to it / hope 50,
very sincerely"
Matthew took the older mans
hand, saying, ats all right with me,
Lynn. I was a little-startled, at
first" He tried to smile; succeeded.
He added, Il hope you'll be very
happy"
"Good!" exclaimed Lynn heartily.
I'VE expect to be. II your mother
isn't, l shall beat her on alternate
Tuesdays" He looked younger
than Matthew had ever seen him,
more confident, gay. He saw his
mother look from him TO Lynn, saw
her face light up, her eyes shine.
He crossed over and kissed his
mother on the cheek. He said,
"Okay-and I'll give you away"
and patted her on the shoulder.
Tears stood in her eyes. She
thought, It's hard for him, but he's
trying.
Lynn asked, Aren't you staying
TO dinner ?"
Matthew shook his head. II have
to make a CALL" he said $50 long,
you two"
Driving out to Westchester in the
thick darkness, heavy with wet
snow, he thought, Well, that's that.
He had lost them both, his mother
and his wife
Matthew celebrated Christmas by
dining alone at his club. Little Place
was closed, ard Re refused dozen
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her within the next two weeks, IN
write and ask: Do you wish me TO
see lawyer?
Judith had said nothing about
divorce. Yet what else could 1t
mean, the delay and silence!
Early in January, Matthew met
an attractive young divorce, MRS.
Mason, who was a clever, sleek,
career woman. He encountered her
first at the home of a patient, when
he dropped in one late afternoon,
and later found himself taking her
home. She lived on Sutton Place,
alone. She asked, driving there with
him, you're married, aren't you :"
EYES," said Matthew, "does that
make any difference 2"
She laughed. ut might" she
said. at seems to me that I've met
your wife somewhere. Why wasn't
she with you today?"
"She's in California" he told her,
with her mother who is ILL"
II see," said Mrs. Mason who had
heard all about Judith, ten minutes
after meeting Matthew, after she
had succeeded in detaching herself
long enough to make a few inquiries
of her hostess.
Now and then they went to the
theater or dined together. Gwen
Mason was very attractive. She
liked him.
Toward the end Of January, Gwen
came TO dine with Matthew at the
apartment. Nils served, disapprov-
ingly, and Olga shed tears in the
kitchen. They had been given the
evening off, after dinner. Olga said,
az knew she wasn't coming back"
They looked at each other in horror.
Gwen had red hair and dark eyes
and she wore, black alluringly.
II hope" said Matthew smiling.
chat I'm not called out tonight
81 hope so too" said Gwen.
Funny how little they had to say
to each other. The silence was not
that Of lovers or potential lovers,
but of awkwardness.
Some time after dinner, Gwen
murmured, Perhaps l made a mis-
take or did your" And when
Matthew asked, what do You
mean ?" she shook her red head and
regarded Judith's picture on the
mantel.
IF I were a man." she COM
mented, land had wife who looked
like that / wouldn't let her stay
away"
The telephone rang. It was q
patient 1t was rescue, it was res
pite.
my dear" apologized Matthew,
"I'm so terribly sorry"
Nonsense" said Gwen, you're
relieved" She rose and went to get
her wraps. She said, standing
there, T1l take a taxi. No, don't
bother. 1t was fun while it lasted
and it might have been more fun"
She gave him her cool, firm hand
"Good night, Matthew" she said.
thanks for everything. Tonight
was by way of IN experiment.
wasn't il? You see, you can't for
get that you're still Ia love with
your wife"
The door closed and Matthew
took out his handkerchief and
mopped his forehead. He took q
deep breath.
Ito be eoncluded)
Copyright, 1919. BY Faith Baldwin cushrsns
Distributsd hy King Tsstsrss sypdtcats. Ia
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land, Maine, awarded decision over
Ralph Zanelli, ISL. Providence.
(Zanelli disqualified In sixth for
unnecessary roughness). Larry Pa
cino, 159, Boston, outpointed Bobby
Howard. 161, Worcester;
Brunswick, Maine-Larry Villen-
elve, $50, Berlin. n. H., outpointed
Billy Napier, AS, Boston, s. Al Mi
chaud, 143. Lisbon Me, outpointed
Eddie Hudson, al, Bath, 6.
Worcester. Mass.-Walter Lewis.
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Wooley Welders
Raka's Bats

Draignsult 400, Jermay 2s4, Multi
gan 2S7, Waterbury 461, Baka SS7,
Handicap 19S. Totals 599, 701, 666-
1866.
All.Aces
Eberle 1854. Chappell AS, Du-
charme 361, Dicks 3S9. Putnam 39S,
Totals $50, 7O3, 636-192S.
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MARYLAND WILL
PLAY MICHIGAN

College Park, Md. Sept. 25--AP
Coach Clarence CDoc) Spears an
nounced today that the University
of Maryland Terrapins will play
Michigan State in Byrd Stadium at
College Park, in a night game, Fri
day Oct %.
The University o' Maryland
eleven will play the Michigan team
in East Lansing. Nov. Il.
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L. s. prisoners OF war behind the
German lines have received. Is, 600
pounds Of vegetable seeds from the
United States through the Amer.
lean Red Cross, the War Food Ad.
ministration reports.
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Mass. Mutual
SEEK CLOSER TIES

Lansing, Mich. Sept. 23-AP-As
a means to assure that the Mich.
gan Institute OF Local Government
will not be used as an lnstrumen.
tality for partisan political purpos.
es, its leaders are considering n
closer relationship with the Univer.
sity OF Michigan or Michigan State
College, II was disclosed today.
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AIlAees
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
Riverside Alleys
Ehman and Greenstreet

GIIIldU anu
r Hurdley 329. B. Baker 327, w.
Wisbin ISL, c. Greenstreet 1862, Al.
Vossler 376; totals, els, So, $50,
1875.
Trojan
Pearson SAT. Plummer AS,
WheeloCk 37S r. Miller asa, J.
Hardin 49S; totals, IA, III, SS5,
$3.50.
Randal's
f. Vendt 526, F. Randall $50, II.
Lonskey $50. 3. Connolly 49,, K.
McKinstry $50; totals, 1853, $50,
IA, 22S7.
McEnnan
McEnnan 427, Baer $50. Poff S31,
Shamrock 454, Clawson 419; totals,
667, 674, 740, POSI-.
Mass. Mutual
Waiting AL. Schrepper SIC. Be
COLE 4l2, Wallace 527, Williamson
$40; totals. $50. SIT, $50, 2506.
cliffs
Schreiner 4S7 Farmer 4S7, Rabb
435, Fisher 46f. Schwall 459; totals
799, $40, 1913, 1892.
w. Y. c.
Shuttle 40t, Fem 37s. Lancaster
439, ST. John $50. Bride 579; to-
tails. 694, 500. $50, 2247.
Grouse
Jobbs 347. Gatten 342, Jackson
AZ, fowler 3S4, Grouse 529; 70.
tails, 66s, SO 62s, 1875.
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Ring Decisions
az Associated Press

(By Associated Press)
New York-Tami Mauriello, 1874.
New York, knocked out Lee Oma,
1913, Detroit, 8. Al Guido, 1851
New York, outpointed Tony Janiro,
1875, Youngstown, O., g.
Boston-Coley Welch, 100. Port.
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DIES OF BURNS

KALAMAZOO-AP - Cornelius
Rynbrand, So died Thursday OF
burns received when he became
entangled in a high voltage wire
he was repairing.
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Standings

Fridays Results
Detroit rs, Boston 4-6.
New York Z, Cleveland 3.
ST. Louis 4, Philadelphia 2.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at 81 Louis, night.
Washington at Chicago, night.
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ishers and machine operators to work the
evening shift, 5 to 9 pm, or to 10 pm
Apply personnel ONCE, End floor, THE
HECHT CO., F st. at 9TH.
ARLINGTON COUNTY men and women,
needed, aged 81 to 60, as automobile COM
muncation couriers: daywork only. For
details call MA. 200. Ext; 269
THE GIANT FOOD DEPARTMENT STORES
need men and women for various positions
So 2aried is, the need that If you're at
all interested we're sure We have en-
ployment fitting your desires. Experience
not necessary, for we teach you how, :"
meantime you're paid full wages. Excellent
starting salary for 4S-hour week and vaca-
tions with pay. Assured permanent positions
regardless of postwar situation and promo
tions from the ranks is our established
rule; If interested, even curiously' at
Klompus. 1t takes but bit of your time
and it may interest you in Just the posi-
Bladensburg rd. ne. Gust north of 18th
and H SITS n.e.) any day except Thurs