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Evening star., 1944-09-29
BY JOE REICHLER,

ASSOCIATED PfeSS sports writer.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.--Going
along with the old adage that
Pitching is IS per cent of baseball"
we give you the Tigers to win the
1914 World Series, providing, Of
course, they finish first in the most
hectic race the American loop has
seen iD 36 years.
On the other hand, should the
Browns capture the pennant, the
edge goes to the National League
Cardinals for the same reason
superior pitching-backed up by an
all-aorund attack and fine defense.
It's been almost a quarter of a
century since two pitching mates
have won 55 games in one season as
have the Tigers twin acres. Harold
Newhouser and Paul Dizzy Trout,
Jim Bagby and Stan Coveleskie Of
the 1920 Indians did it--and went
On to defeat the Dodgers for the
world championship.
Newhouser and Trout rate as the
best two pitchers in baseball, based
on this years performance. and a
seven-game series is made to order
for them. Either figures better than
an even bet against any hurler Skip
per Billy SouthWorth nominates for
the Cards.
Mort Cooper, the Cards ace and
most likely series opener, should be
tough to beat. despite his lack of sue
cess against the American League in
Evening star., 1944-09-29

Tigers Picked to Win Series, Browns to Lose
If Flag Winners, Pitching to Decide Issue

Brecheen relieved in three games
against the Yankees last fall and
Jared rather badly, giving up hits
in 32s innings and was charged with
a defeat.
Max Lanier, last of the Cards big
four, has returned to St. Louis for
treatment of his injured shoulder.
His loss would be a hard blow, since
the stout left-hander, winner of II
games this year, pitched two sterling
but losing games against the YAM
KEGS last year.
The Cards have the best infield
outfield and catching, on paper, but
the Tigers pack plenty of punch in
Dick WIlefleld. 1851 and IL homers;
Rudy York, slugging first sacker
who has driven in 95 runs with the
aid OF II homers. and Pinky Higgins
climaxing his gallant comeback with
a 300 average.
Records show the Cards, as q
team, outhit and outfielded the
Tigers and Browns, but such COM
parsons usually mean little in the
big tussle.
The Browns have a formidable
mound staff in Jack Kramer, Nelson
Potter, Bob Muncrief, Jack Jakucki
and Denny Galehouse, but theil
quantity can't match the quality OF
the Redbirds. They have only one
standout hitter, Vern Stephens, and
their catching, represented by
Freshman Myron Hayworth and
Frank Mancuso, is weak. Their
fielding can best be described by
their seventh-place rating in the
league.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Wakefield, Leagues Top Hitter
with .351, Ineligible for Title
BY the Associated Press.

DS lie fssOClhtcu FIeSS
DETROIT, Sept. 29.-He won't be
the official batting champion of the
American League, but Richard Cum
minis Wakefield, 23-year-old wheel
horse of the Detroit Tigers batting
attack. today boasted 35l aver
age. best of the circuits regular
players by more than 20 percentage
points.
Wakefield, free-swinging left field
er who finished second to Luke
Appling Of Chicago with a .3l6 mark
in 1943. can't win the Official crown
because he will not have been able
to compete in 100 games or go to
bat 400 times.
For the first half of the base
ball campaign Dick was in Uncle
Sans Navy, rejoining the Tigers
July 13 on discharge from Pre-
fight School at Iowa City.
When Wakefield got back into his
Tiger uniform Detroit was in seventh
place with 1852 percentage. Just a
half game out of the cellar. On
Dicks return the Bengals started
rolling. In u games since his re-
turn, he has led the clubs assault
that has produced so victories-a
694 clip.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Possible for Detroit to Cinch
Flag Today; Mats to Reap Coin

the hill jobs have been least DAM
aged in the IS or 18 games the
Tigers have taken from the Mats.
Niggeling has broken even in four
pitching efforts against Detroit and
Haeffner has lost only once to the
league pace-setters.
Figures on other Nat slabmen for
their work against the Tigers are de.
cidedly unimpressive from a WASH
ington viewpoint. Milo Candini Is
the only pitcher other than Mig
geling to have beaten the Tigers this
year. He overcame them in WASH
ington once, but they gave him q
thorough shellacking in his lone
start here. Early Wynn was beaten
four times, Dutch Leonard three
times and Al Carrasquel and Roger
Wolff twice each.
This four-game series promises
to pour plenty of money into the
Golfers of the Washington ball club.
Detroit fans are plenty pennant-
conscious and will turn out heavily
for the engagements. Should the
race go down to the last game
Sunday, the big Briggs Stadium will
be jammed to the caves.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Leaders 0verworked
Mound Staff Gains
Needed Respite
BY JACK HAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Rain sent the experts" hunting
for new angles today to figure out
whether Detroit, st. Louis or New
York would profit most by post
ponements In the American League
pennant race. The answer appeared
to be Detroit.
If it pours until Sunday night, the
Tigers could sit home by the fire
and plan their World Series strategy
while the Browns, one game back
and the Yankees, three lengths out,
rued lost opportunities.
All clubs were scheduled for
double-headers today after yester-
days complete washout, but even
another day of rain wouldn't wash
any games OF the calendar for keeps.
The same teams play one another
the rest OF the season four games
and could make them up with twins
on both Saturday and Sunday.
Tiger Pitchers Welcome Rest.
Steve O'Neill probably welcomed
the downpour like sharecropper in
drought, as it gave him time to
rest his weary Detroit pitching
stars, Dizzy Trout and Hal New
houser. But Rufe Gentry, scheduled
to 60 yesterday with only two days
rest, got an extra "a hours before
the pair with Washington, whom the
Bengals have chewed Is times In
lS starts. "Stubby" Overmire pitches
the other.
Both Luke Sewell and Joe Nc
Carthy had their hurting depart
ments in order for their final crucial
series. Nels Potter, the ace of the
Browns staff, with wins in a row
and l8 for the year, and Jack Kra-
mer go today. Bob Muncrief and
Denny Galehouse or Sig Jakucki
follow up in the singles Saturday
and Sunday for st. Louis.
Hank Borowy and Ernie Bonham
were on the Yankee list TO tackle st
Louis today, with Marse Joe insisting
his boys still were in the race. AL
though two Detroit victories or two
New York defeats would put the
mathematical eliminator on the
champs, they could pull to within a
game Of the lead by taking a pair
today -. if -. Washington knocked
of Detroit twice.
Cards Prepare for Series.
In the East the pennant winning
st. Louis Cardinals were polishing
off some unfinished business with
the Giants and getting lined up for
Wednesdays opener in Sportsman
Park. Billy Southworth took Stan
Musial, Walker Cooper, Ray San
ders ard Marty Marion out for a
rest and only used Johnny Hopp ir
the last Of the ninth yesterday as
Rookie Blk Donelly blitzed New
York, 20, with five hits.
Ray Mueller set a new ma ior
league record by catching his 1870
game In Cincinnati's 1916 romp over
Brooklyn. Leo Durocher learned
just before game time he had beer
named to boss the Dodgers in l945
but his Joy was short lived, as the
Reds scored nine runs in the fourth
Other National Leaguers were moi
scheduled.
frankie Hayes Of the AS also car
pass out Ray Schalk's old catching
record, upping his total to 152 BY
catching both games in Cleveland.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Notre Dame, Navy, Army, Penn
Among Favored Grid Teams

we IL string along with the Jaw
haWkers.
Alabama Louisiana State - The
word is out that Frank Thomas has
combed the highways and byways
and come up with pretty fair out
At. Alabama.
Penn Picked Over Duke.
Duke Pennsylvania - Wish we
could pass this one Our Southern
scout says the Blue Devils are load :
ed. but the Quakers like Franklin
Field. On hunch, Penn.
Georgia Pretiight- South Carolina
"A close one. with the Navy boys
from Georgia taking the decision
Holy Cross Dartmouth - Dart
mouth, hailed as one of the power
houses of the East. should have no
trouble taking the Green Crusaders
1llinoiS-Great Lakes-The Illini
have come up with a high scoring
combination, but it'll take plenty OF
touchdowns to match the Sailors
output. Great Lakes.
Indiana -Michigan-Dont hesitate
Michigan.
Kentucky-Tennessee - Annie. our
red-haired copy girl. says Tennessee
because she likes Knoxville. They're
playing in Knoxville, so we'll string
along with her.
| Wisconsin Northwestern - The
Wildcats are scheduled to make
trouble in the Big Ten. They'll
start this week. Northwestern.
Missouri-Ohio State-The Buck
eyes may prove to be the strongest
civilian team in the country. Until
they show otherwise it's Ohio State
Marquette-Purdue - Without the
use of coin, Purdue.
Mississippi Florida - Again We
called on our Southern scout and
he says to string along with Florida
Nebraska -Minnesota-On the basi.
OF the Gophers' fine showing las,
week against Iowa Prefight vel
take Minnesota.
Pacific Southern California
Southern California without much
argument.
Second Air Force -Colorado-The
Superbombers are loaded and have
been playing for month. Second
Air Force.
Uclans Given Edge.
U. C. L. A.-California - The
Uclans came from behind to tie
Southern California last week. On
that impetus they should take the
Golden Bears.
Skipping over the country-Mary-
land over Hampden-Sydney tonight
Temple over Swarthmore, Auburn
over Howard, Cornell over Bucknell
Colgate over Rochester, Bainbridge
over Camp Lee. Georgia Tech over
Clemson, Virginia Military over
Catawba, Camp Peary over Cherry
Point Marines, William and Mary
over Fort Monroe, Iowa State over
Gustavus Adolphus, Mississippi
State over Jackson A. A. B.
Penn State over Muhlenberg
Southern Methodist over North
Texas, Oklahoma over Norman
Navy, North Carolina State ovel
Virginia. Randolph Field over Rice
Texas Christian over South Plains
Army Air Field, Texas Aggies owe,
Texas Tech, United States Coast
Guard Academy over Yale, Colum-
bia over Union, Brown over Tufts
Washington over Whitman, Kansas
State over Wichita, Harvard over
Worcester. Utah over Idaho (South-
] ern branch> and Colorado College
over New Mexico.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Baltimore Appoints
Stadium Planners
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-Appoint-
ment of Charles P. Mccormick as
chairman of a 49-member commit
tee to develop program for a new
municipal stadium has been an
nounced by Mayor Theodore r. Nc
Keldin.
Tentative plans call for the con-
struction of the new sports plant on
the site Of the present stadium
Pimlico race track or Cylburn, a
tract of land acquired by the city
for eventual inclusion in the park
system. Use of Pimlico would de-
pend on plan involving a re-
location of racing centers in Mary
land
Evening star., 1944-09-29
BY BEN McALWEE.

As a forerunner of a series Of
special events to aid the Bowlers
Victory Legion whose purpose is to
raise s1,O0O0O0, as quickly as pos
sible, for sports and recreational
equipment for the armed forces
overseas, the eighteenth and final
Bulletin mixed handicap Sunday at
King Pin will afford Washington
ians, many of whom are making
contributions through their league,
an extra chance to help this splen-
did cause.
Each contestant will donate 25
cents of the 50 entrance fee to the
fund. For each participant, Bill
Wood. general manager Of King
Pin, will add another quarter. while
the Bulletin will make a contribu-
ton Of s25. Spectators also may
contribute
In an effort to bring out a record
field which would surpass the l0S
at Penn Recreation and last Sum-
days LOT at Fort Davis, Dick Ho-
bart. organizer of the popular sum-
Evening star., 1944-09-29
School Grid Battles
.Up 10 Weatherman

The weatherman has stepped into
opening-day plans for the interhigh
football series with a forecast Of
occasional rain" that would force
four games to be postponed.
Reason for not playing games in
the rain as given by Acting Physical
Director Dallas Shirley is not pam
pering of the players. who can take
shower and dry of in the locker
ROOM"
Trouble is" Shirley says, that
the youngsters in the stands get wet,
too, and We found that many Of
them are absent with colds the day
following game played in the rain"
In the event of postponement,
dates of the held over games are to
be decided by the Board of Prin-
cipals, Shirley said. adding that his
recommendation would be to sched-
ule them for Saturday, so as not to
move action too close to the games
billed for the following week
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Wright-Wi|son Head
Star Bowling Card

Away Winglng in the King Pin
Mixed Doubles League, the starry
combination of Frances Wilson and
AL Wright will strive to make it two
sweeps in a row tonight when they
clash with Madge Lewis and Wally
Burton in one of the seven all-star
matches carded at 7:3O.
The Lou Mullens with second high
score of 627 and the Bill Wales
were 80 winners from the Herman
Gochenours and Brunos as the
Brookland Recreation Husband
and-Wife League with 18 teams got
under way.
Posting high set of 645, the Frank
McMahonS took the odd game from
the John Ash duo. The Roddy Bells
nicked the Joe Guys, 81, while the
Rudolph Strombergs chalked up top
game of 244 to win one from the
Leo Sorels.
Manager Karl Gochenour, pleased
with the unexpectedly large turn
out, still has vacancies for two
teams
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Cannon, Victor in Pro
Debut, Shows Glass

F'lstIc fans who Journeyed tc
Hagerstown last right to see young
Joe Cannon win his first pro fight
we're predicting today he may be
the strong boy District fistiana
needs.
They point out that Cannon is
tall, dark and looking, the type
that lures and also he can fight.
Report is that he showed plenty OF
class in winning siX-round decision
over Lee Rosen. q tough Baltimore
veteran in semiwindup. The IT.
year-old former National AAU
champ dropped Rosen in the second
round and again in the fourth, ano
the Baltimorean took terrific two
handed beating IN the final two
heats.
Cannon scaled 152 pounds tc
ROSens l55.
Jimmy Briscoe. another Washing
tonian on the bill, was KO'd by
Tommy Daniels n 2:45 of the fifth
Ben Franklin decisioned Phil En-
tenga in the eight round main event
Evening star., 1944-09-29
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The foot.
ball season swings into high this
week end and we're hoping vel
do the same after not-to-b be- proud
Of performance last week OF % VIC
tories, five defeats and one tie.
North Carolina -Army-The Cadets
starting to roll toward their most
successful season in years Army.
North Carolina Preflight Navy
The Preflighters have Otto Graham
period. The Midshipmen have a
half dozen men of almost equal
caliber. Navy
Notre Dame Pittsburgh - Clark
Shaughnessy apparently is coming up
with strong attack at Pitt, but we
can't see the Panthers stopping an
other strong Irish outfit. Notre
Dame.
Wake Forest-Georgia (today) -
Wake Forest surprised by whipping
North Carolina last Saturday, but
it's never safe to bet against the
Bulldogs. Georgia.
Arkansas-Oklahoma Aggies (to-
day)-A toughy but year-in, year
out it's usually a good policy to pick
a Southwest Conference team over
a Missouri Valley eleven. So it..
Arkansas.
Kansas-Denver (today)-If for ne
other reason than home State pride
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Rice Conquers Cutler
To Reach Net Semis

Play in singles and doubles has
advanced to the semifinals in the
Northern Virginia open tennis tour
nament. One doubles match Is
scheduled today at $50, with top
seeded John McDiarmid and Bob
Flournoy taking on Phil Neff and
Austin Rice.
Rice. seeded third, Yesterday won
the third set OF a holdover match
from Capt. Merritt Cutler, 6-3.
Fourth-seeded Frank Broida elimi-
mated Capt. Kenneth La Vine, So
6-4.
Rice and Neff won by default from
Broida and 1t. Paul Sullivan in the
only doubles match scheduled yes
terdaY
Evening star., 1944-09-29
BowIers' Victory Legion Drive
Opens With Bulletin Tourney

mertlme tournament, has raised the
top prize from $50 to $50
Moreover. the Bulletin scribe Will
have four Of the country's top-rank-
ing bowlers lending hand in bring
ing his 5-month-old tournament to
banner climax. Lorraine GULL
and Nick Pave Of Baltimore, king
and queen Of the duckpinners, will
engage Frances Wilson, No. among
the first 10 women rollers and Al
Wright who ranks No. % In the
mems list.
These pin spillers will take the
drives at O'Clock and their objec-
tive, plus victory, will be the s-game
national mixed doubles record of
2.269 now shared by Rosslyn's Lucy
Rose and Billy Halcup.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
RosenthuI Takes Lead
In Table Tennis List

As another weekly tournament is
staged by the District Table Tennis
Association tonight at Columbia
Courts, little Saul Rosenthai. local
junior champion, ranks on top of
the ladder on the association S
point-system ratings.
Points scored in tournaments
this year: Rosenthal, Is: Thor, Is;
Eli Shuman, Is: Leonard Sarner.
10: Joe Camera. 9.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Levin Given Second Shot
Al Sharkey's Mai Title

Dave Levin, the National Wrestling
Association mat champ, gets another
shot at Babe Sharkey because of the
unusual ending of his spectacular
match with the Babe last week They
will be herded back into the Turner
Arena next Wednesday night for a
finish tangle.
Levin skidded completely out of
the ring after he had out-maneu-
vered Sharkey most of the q
minutes the match lasted. and when
he struck his noggin in the fall. be-
came groggy and failed to hear the
count mounting to 10. Referee Matte
Brown had to award the bout to
Sharkey on this technicality.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
.Worshom and Demoret
To Golf for HOSPITAL

A pair of golfdoms top pros now
in the Navy and stationed at Balm.
bridge. Lew Worsham and Jimm,
Demaret, will stage an exhibition
match Sunday at Perry Point, Md.
to highlight a sports program
planned at the Veterans Hospital
there.
| Worsham, former Burning Tree
pro, and Demaret, big money winner
Of 1910. will play Harry Appleton
and Eddie Rittenberg of Perry
Point.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Ships Companies Men
Cont Enter Athletics

By TIE HSSOCIaIeu PreSS.
Naval personnel serving as mem
bers of ships companies" at COL
leges or universities may not
participate in college athletics.
A directive to that effect is being
sent to all colleges at which Navy
student programs are in operation
Ships companies consist of the
administrative staff assigned to 8
school by the Navy in connection
with a student training program.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Thorpe's Nephew Signs
With Frisco Pro Team

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-San
Francisco Packers professional foot
ball team has signed Frank Thorpe
ir,, nephew of Jim Thorpe OF
Carlisle fame.
Thorpe, 20, is s feet 4 inches tall
and weighs $50 pounds. He was
described by r. l.. Dinkl Temple
ton of the Packers as potential
star linesman although his only
football was played in high school
at Shawnee, Okla.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

~ 'he fAoooSiobcu ltSss
Anthony Jones, saseers, isa, New orleans, Mao
knocked out Leon Stokes, 1871, New
York %; Patsy Downey, 147, New
Bedford, outpointed Oscar Suggs, New
port, R. /. 147 (6).
HIGHLAND PARK, N. Oscar
Goode, 1TS, Newark. outpointed Cleve
Bailey, 10. Perth Amboy tS).
PHILADELPHIA. - Archie Wilmer,
1oS. Wilmington. Della, outpointed
Mario Colon. 13o, Portugal go.
PORTLAND. Me.-Larry Villeneuvue,
l45. Berlin, n. H., outpointed Ralph
Walton, $40. Portland go.
NEW YORK.-Carmine Fatta VS..
Monte Plgnatore. both Of Brooklyn,
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Major Leaders

Ev the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Eattins-Boudreau Cleveland .3"s
Runs-Stirnweiss New York 1H4.
Runs batted in-Stephens St. Louis,
1O2
Hlts-Stlrnweiss, New York, 600
Doubles-Boudreau Cleveland AZ
Triples-Stirnweiss and Lindell, New
York 16.
Home runs-Etten. New York 10.
Stolen bases-Stirnweiss. New York,
s4
Pitching-Newho Detroit, 2s-e,
.357.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
6atting-Walker, Brooklyn, 1862.
Runs--Nicholson Chicago, 1l6.
Runs batted in-Nicholson, Chicago,
Hlts-Csvarretta. Chicago, 1a5.
Doubles--Musiel st. LOUIS. 80.
Triples-Barrett Pittsburgh. 1o,
Home runs-Nicholson Chicago, 33.
.. Stolen bases-Barrett Pittsburgh,
FitehinE-wilks. st. Louis. 17-3,
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Football.
1nterhigh games. all at 4:
Eastern at Western
Tech at Wilson.
Coolidge at Central
Anacostia at Roosevelt.
Washington-Lee VS.. St. Johns
Prep. Ballston Stadium. $50.
Fairfax High at Massanutten
Military Academy.
Lane High of Charlottesville at
George Washington, 8.
Hampden-Sydney at Maryland
might, Sis.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Football.
Navy VS.. North Carolina Pre-
fight at Annapolis. 2:30.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Frisco Seeks Third Stroioht

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. % (P.-
San Francisco will attempt to max.
it three straight over Los Angeles In
the Pacific Coast Leagues Goyer-
nor's Cup playoffs tonight. after
blanking the Angels, 5 to 0, last
night.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Win,Lose or Draw
All About Pitchers and the PortIy Tioer Pilot
BY JOHN B. KELLER,
Star Stan Correspondent.

DETROIT Mich Sept 29-Bg league baseball
rule always crying
shortage of pitching the
vast benefit to Steve ONeil, their
Back in 1886 ONei
Indians he criticized
caly strong slab staff, this
of five nuerswo exceptionally good
than
With the Tigers manager.
One might suppose that with eight capable
directed by the pory pilot the Tigers would
in the long Steve
employed
But what happened? The pitchers getting
enough work That the yof
of their employed they
results mediocre.
With welhled staff this logical perhaps
clude that ONe might
though he has achieved amazing results with equipped
hill by working his and
Trou-n and of and filling
Gentry and Johnny Corsica.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
6ore|y and Curtin Birds
Score in Club Events

Averaging approximately 80 miles
an hour against heads wind, Private
Enterprise, young homing pigeon
from the loft of Frank E. Gorely
captured first prize in the fifth race
of the current young birds series
from Pittsburgh. Pa. Bernard j
Rilley's Carryover took second place
only a few seconds behind the
winner. in a field of 1873 birds from
26 local lofts.
Results, with average speed ir
yards per minute:
as1 as ETeTett E WTisht o,9 9s3 Harry Bal
BBoushcrty; r., a5a's4: Ollie Brown. $50 1
de die ass; Martin Reinhard,; a57; War
a54 Richard Burton. 1885. william
r Pennineton, ao3.02; Weaver Brothers
Al; a.: Edward ) Krahling $50: Corder ane
4, Coryell, So; Emory Dove. sos jaime!
B. Lyons. SOB
Entries from the loft of Edward
Curtin took first and second places
in the 150-mile pigeon race from
Lynchburg, Va. Results:
Edward Curtin, sos so and 1924
Owens Loft, 1SS.47; William Fastnaught
.S6.1o; and c. Jost, 7S3 So; George
Gateau; 1897; Chas. Dvorak. 7S2 .s5
D; and NJ. Moran. ISL Al; Eagle Loft
Il3.91; M. Durity. 112.5S: Al Horan
7o3 81 Edward Nalley. 7Ol 80 Schmid
and Janson 700.3O; NJ. Moran. 617.as; r
Darnell $40 T. Wege. 61S.54 Unitec
n Y~ft
Evening star., 1944-09-29
IConodion Fan Will See
24th Series in Row
BY The Associated Press.

BY INT ASS0cIHtfd PftSS.
WINNIPEG, Man. Sept. %
Jack Mcconnell of Winnipeg eX-
poets to see his oath consecutive
World Series-a record. he says. that
is surpassed in Canada only by Joe
Page of Montreal. Page, 80, has seen
them all.
McConnell's first series was the
1921 clash between the Yankees and
Giants.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Browns Obtain Kinder,
HurIer, From Memphis

'MEMPHISs Sept. % (F.-Right-
handler Ellis Kinder, whose pitching
record with Memphis was second
best in the Southern Association,
has been sold to the St. Louis
Browns.
The 26-year-old ace, who won 10
games and lost 6, went for cash and
player.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Heavy Duty in Store for the Pair

These figures clearly show that
NeUhoser and Trout the
basebas big annual presentation
World Series sparkling personal triumph for
There's believe
the which they
Newhouse
pitch third in the series
down they through
the St Louis ball club
this could be without occasionng
has
two of the notable pitching past
Jeppa Cleveland
Philadelphia Philies Bagby
Coveeke who pitched
The mark for pitching
bv Highanders
Clark Griffith, president
Chesbro games.
superb in
year Washington johnson
victories doing
In