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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Torture School Run by Gestapo

GERMAN thoroughness adds sadistc touches to medieval
N torture methods The worst atrocities originate in tor
training suburb
Lawica beat incoming prisoner
unconscious drench cold and beat
bruiSe with a riding whip
victim forcing into his mouth
students
shooting prisoners who forced series Of
leaps down corridors.
Graduates this and other schools experts in all forms Of
WolSZtyn Poland who
icy pond the head with
until they afterwards having their bodies shed
and hung a roadside
jafeTs concentration camp Holland who
had victims stand their specially designed haky blocks
their frantcay trying steady them
solves 10 avoid slow stranglation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Hal NeWhouser
.Hur|s Sunday
Times Photo

Harold Newhouser and Yank
Terry will be the rival pitchers
when the Tigers and Red Sox
take the field in the fourth and
final game of the series at Briggs
Stadium, Sunday.
The game will wind up the
seasons series between the two
teams.
With a cut in the right eye
suffered in a collision with Hoover
yesterday, Tabor was out of the
Boston lineup today. He had
three stitches taken in the wound.
Butcher was at third base.
The collision between Joe
Hoover and Boston's Jim Tabor
in Fridays game proved benefi-
cial TO the Tiger shortstop in a
most unusual way. 1t shook
loose a kidney stone which had
hospitalized Hoover in Boston
during the Tigers recent eastern
trip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
CdrriersP|dy
Final Sunday

The "A Fairviews, champion Of
The Detroit Times Carrier Soft
ball League, and the Herald
American 220s, Chicago champion,
will meet in the final of three
game series IN Mack Park this
Sunday for the William Randolph
Hearst central state softball
championship award. The game
starts at 100 o'clock. Admission
is free.
The Detroit Times champions
will Journey 10 Chicago next
Thursday for the final games Of
the series Friday. Saturday and
Sunday. The inter-city series IS
scheduled for total of six games,
but in event the teams split even.
seventh game will be played in
Chicago next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24


The winning touchdown on a
1-yard plunge by halfback Randall
Rushing was scored with three
minutes left 10 play
The pre-f1ight team, powered by
the running Of backs Charles
Woodward and Donald Waldron,
and the bull's-eye passing hits Of
Waldron and Dell Taylor, got
within scoring range three times
in the first half before end Ray
mond Swanke stepped into a
wildly tossed Minnesota lateral
and chased 30 yards across the
field for the Seahawk's first score
and the only one of the first half.
The first Gopher touchdown
came on a drive by Wayne Will
Hams and Matt Sutton TO the 6.
There, halfback Johnny Lundquist
scored and Williams converted.
Woodward, Slithering through
the left side of his line from the
4-yard stripe, brought the Sea-
hawks back to the front l2-7,
after Robert Phillips, an end,
pulled down Taylors long pass in
Minnesota territory
Williams, veteran Minnesota bali
carrier. kept up the free scoring
exchange when. early in the
fourth. he exploded through the
middle Of the line, shook of a
tackler and went - yards for a
touchdown, which again made his
team the pacemaker. 1912
Passes. from Rushing to Swanke
for % and from Taylor TO Robert
Samuels for ii, provided the de-
cisive punch in the final Seahawks'
advance. From the Minnesota Z
Waldron went 10 the / on an end
sweep. and Rushing made the
score. McEvoy then added the
Navy teams only conversion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Some Chance Wins
Havre De Grace Cap

LAUREL, Md. Sept. % up
Some Chance, winner of but one
race in eight starts this season.
led from start 10 finish TO capture
the 33rd running OF the $4,000
added Havre de Grace Handicap
at Laurel Park today.
Abram Hewitt's chestnut s.
year-old ran the mile and an
eighth in 1:54 2-5. Lord Calvert
was second and Megogo, winner
of the $4,000 added Potomac
Handicap last week. placed third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Rookie Keeps
N. Y. in Race
q Bevens Scores
Over Gromek

CLEVELAND, Sept % CUP)-
Floyd Bevens, rookie right handler,
held the Cleveland Indians to five
hits today as he hurled New York
to a ID victory 10 keep Yankee
pennant hopes alive.
Bevens blanked the Tribe with
two hits until the eighth as he
registered his third triumph.
The Yanks collected II hits. In
Guiding Nick Etten's Dist homer
and two doubles and two singles
by Oscar Grimes as they snapped
Steve Gromek's six-game winning
streak. II was Gromek's ninth
loss against 10 victories.
xsEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

in the eighth inning. George
Woods finished.
FOUR IN FIRST
Four Tiger runs were damned
into the first inning. Doc Cramer
led off with a grounder 10 Skeeter
Newsome in deep short. which he
beat out for single. After Eddie
Mayo grounded out. Pinky Hig-
gins beat out grounder TO Eddie
Lake. Cramer scoring.
Rudy York flied 10 George Met
kovich, but Wakefield walked. and
when Jimmy Outlaw singled TO
right, Higgins scored. Bob Swift
drew an intentional pass. which
was a Boston mistake, since Joe
Hoover whacked a single TO left
which brought Wakefield and Out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Trout Wins 10Th, go; Yankees Triumph, ~

single of the afternoon, scoring
Wakefield. %
A boot by Hoover. his second
Of The game, gave Newsome life
at first in the eighth and started
the Red Sox off TO their first
marker. Johnny Lazar batted for
Hausmann and was safe on
Mayo's error. higgins contributed
the third error of the heat on a
bad throw on Lakes grounder.
Newsome scoring. Metkovich hit
into a double play, and Pete Fox
grounded 10 Hoover TO draw a
curtain on the infamous act.
Bob Johnson. the leagues lead
ing hitter, who up until then had
not hit the ball out of the infield,
doubled in the ninth and scored
later on a single by Lou Finney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Here's All You Need
To Know About Series

the that Tigers the American League flag
the three the Cardinals will be played St
456 The three scheduled for Briggs
Stadium Oct 1910
Tigers way there will be
Briggs played
The sale will be held at m the morning OF Oct and
three will be sold with refund should less than
three be played at Briggs Stadium.
If seventh necessary il will be played here Oct
IL should interfere This leaves day
interval Oct ID which would be held special sale of tickets
for the final contest.
The prices for strips Boxes go;
$1S left right field stands, $1,000
Positively will accepted" Jack Zeler
Tiger general declared Saturday T will he first
first served at the Briggs Stadium windows Oct. g."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
FOOTBALL
SCORES

Great Lakes 7. Purdue 18.
Pittsburgh 26. West Virginia 13.
Denison 20, Ohio Wesleyan g.
Worcester p. II, Rensselaer, p. 0.
Villanova 13, Scranton Z.
Bucknell IA, Muhlenberg 0.
Rochester II, Union Z.
Miami 13, Oberlin Z.
Illinois 26, Indiana Is.
Iowa Seahswks 10, Minnesota ID
Duke 81, Richmond 7.
Coast Guard 40, Tufts Z.
Arkansas Z, Missouri 6.
Bald.-Wal. ID, Bow. Green 6.
Harvard 43, Bates 6.
Atlantic City 3, Swarthmore O.
Wake Forest Z, n. Carolina 0.
Fairfield AAF 0. Cal. Ram. 0.
Bunker Hill 33. w. Mich. Z
Maryville %, Warrensburg 6.
Okla. A. NJ. Al, w. Texas 6.
+ Warren Z, Colorado 6.
Wichita q. Rockhurst O.
Texas Ann 80, Bryan AAF 0.
Clemson 81, Presbyterian O.
Colorado College 81, Washburn o
st. Thomas u, st. Olaf o.
Washington II, Willamette 0.
I'd Air Force rs, Whitman Col O.
s. Carolina AZ, Newberry 0.
UCLA -, use Is.
California 81, St. Mary's 7.
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Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN IFACUF

New York tBorovy i2-iOl al Cleveland
tHaroer 1872. p m. ENT
Boston Terry $40 at DETROIT NEW
HOUSER 26-9l 3 p m. EWT
Washington fHsefneT i1-i4 and Leonard
l2-l4J al Chicago Dietrich Sis and
Grove 1872 $50 m. CWT
Philadelphia christopher 1910 AZ st
Louis Kramer 1917; 2 p m. CwT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh tStrincevich 1876 and Oster.
mueller 1876 AZ New York Melton 81 and
Voiselle 2o-l5i. 2o5 p m. EWT
Chicago tChipman 80 and Passeau i4.sl
~ Brooklyn Chapman 30 and Gregg 9-15l:
2 oS p. m, EWT
Cincinnati lGImbert 1919 and Carter a-7l
az Boston (Hutchings Ia and Hutchinson
e-6l; 100 m EWT
81 Louis tWilkS 1853 and Cooper 21-7l
e. Philadelphia tRaffensberger 1919 and
schanz 1919; 80 p. m, EwT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
California Trims
ST. Mays, 81 10 I

BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. %
tUP)-C a lif orni a powerhouse
plays, sprung from the "T' forma-
ton, introduced something new
to football here today as the Uni
versity of California Bears
smashed their way to an easy 31-7
victory over game but out
classed st. Mary's College eleven
in the opening game of the season
before $4,000 fans at Memorial
Stadium.
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Coloate Wins, 1879

SAMPSON, n. Y. Sept. % CUP)
-Colgate's inexperienced Red
Raiders tried a new kind of foot
ball today-a controlled practice
scrimmage-and they took to it
well enough to hand the ponder
Gus Sampson Naval Blueiackets a
1879 upset.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
BY LEO MACDONELL

Behind Paul Dizzy Trout's
effective six-hit pitching the Ii
gers trounced the Red Sox. 8 10 2.
at Briggs Stadium Saturday.
thereby maintaining their grip on
first place In the scorching Ameri-
can League championship race.
A crowd of 1870 paid Gus
toners braved chilling weather to
witness the triumph.
1t was Trout's 18th victory of
the season and Boston's sixth
straight defeat. which mathe-
matically eliminated the eastern
club from the title race.
MATCHES NEwHOUsER
BY his win Trout matched the
26th victory of his illustrious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

seemed on his way 70 his sixth
shutout of the season when Tiger
errors donated a run TO the Red
Sox in the eighth. Then in the
ninth. Trout eased up and three
hits were punched for the visiting
teams second marker.
With three hits made in con-
secutive innings at the start,
Pinky Higgins led the Tigers
attack. Dick Wakefield and Joe
Hoover annexed two bingles each.
Young Rex Cecil. Pacific Coast
sensation whom the Red Sox
obtained from San Diego recently,
lasted less than three innings,
during which stretch the Tigers
collected seven hits and seven
runs. Glenn Hausmann replaced
Cecil and pitched well until lifted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

MICHIGAN-Weise hit right
tackle for a first down on Mar
ouette IS. Culhgan hit inside right
end for g. WieSe smashed over
left guard for first down on the
d. on a reverse Nussbaumer
turned left end for s. Wiese
went 10 the 10 for first down
kosikowSki recovered Ponsette's
tumble on the Marquette y.
MARQUETTE-Benka no gain.
Lodde's quick kick was partially
blocked and went out of bounds
on Marquette 36.
MICHIG AN - Nussbaumer
picked up 6. Culligan broke away
10 reach the Ia. Wiese piled up
n line. Nussbaumer went between
guard and center 10 the Z. Guilt
gan cut inside left tackle TO the
LIZARD line and first down. WieSe
stopped short. Culligan foot
from a touchdown. on third down
Culligan failed Ponsette couldn't
get over and Marquette took over
a foot from the goal.
MARQUETTE 49, Lodde kicked
70 Nussbaumer who returned
from the az to Marquette p.
MICHIGAN -- Nussbaumer got
2. Culligan fumbled on the 20 and
Powell recovered for Marquette
MARQUETTE-Rudan made 6
at right tackle. Rudan stopped
Benka 10 Rudan complete TO Mar
uuette's AZ. Copoulos no gain
Benka off right tackle for 3
Benka 10 Kaminski 10 Michigan S
az. Benka stopped by Rifenburg
Benka lost Is. Benka's long pass
no good. Lodde punted as the half
ended.
Score: Michigan o, Marquette o.
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Harvard TrounCes
Little Bates, 43-6

CAMBRIDGE. Sept. % (UP)-
Harvard's informal footba |
team, manned by collegiate sailor
trainees. swept TO an easy 43 to 6
victory today over a Little Bates
eleven which was short on man.
power but long on fight.
Spear-headed by trio of
shifty backs-Marv Jenkins, Bob
Chapple and Glenn Schultz-Har-
ward tailed in every period and
completely outclassed its opponent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

BAtted for Lee IN seventh
Batteo for Coyingt0n In ninth.
81 Louis 600 oo7 3oo--s
Philadelphia 100 600 1901
Runs-W Cooper 2 KurowsE LitVhiler 2
verbsn Adams Stewart Error-Le,ehsS Runs
bstted in--Northty. LtWhiler 4 Byery Bcr-
Esmo Two-bsW hits-Musisl BerFsmo Three
base hiis-w Cooper Litwhiler Home run
Litwhiler Sacrifice hii-verDsn. Double plays
-LetchAs 10 Hammer 20 Lupien Left on bases
st Louis 9 Philadelphia Q Struck out-By
Byerly ?. by Lee 4. Hits-On Lee II In :
innings. of Coyingtun o IN innings wild
pitches-Byerly ?. Passed ball-Pescock LOSING
pi'rher-Ire Umpires-Sears Conlsn and
Barr Attendance 3 AL Time O4
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Duke Romps Over
Richmond, 81. TO 7

DURHAM. N. c., Sept. % CUP)
Duke University's Blue Devils
smothered Richmond, 81 10 Z
today before a crowd of 5000
most of whom were servicemen
Duke uncovered a host of good
backs who passed and ran through
inferior opposition for 10 touch
downs.
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F. & M. Beats Ursinus

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. q
CUP) - Franklin and Marshall
College mixed running plays and
forward passes with great sue
cess today, scoring in every quar-
ter to upset Ursinius College. 26-0
for its first win of the 1914 foot
ball season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
BuckneII Repeats

LEWISBURG, Pa. Sept. %
(UP) ~ Bucknell University de-
feated Muhlenberg College. 40,
today 10 repeat a victory scored
over the Mules last week in the
opening game of their scheduled
home-and-home series.
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UCLA, Southern Cal.
Play b 10 b Tie

LOS ANGELES. Sept. % (UP)-
Substitute right halfback Johnnie
Toesch took a punt with five Sec
onds to play and ran rs yards
through the entire University of
Southern California Trojan foot
ball team today to give the Uni
versity of California at Los An
geles Bruins a spectacular 1913
tie with their crosstown rivals.
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core: Lions q, Giants q.
SECOND QUARTER

LIONS-Sinkwich, on two tries
at the line and Westfall on one,
made 9. Westfall broke through
for IL yards and a first down on
Giants 5. Sinkwich made 3 at
right guard. Sinkwich was stop
ped at center. Lions drew a s.
yard penalty for off side back TO
the Z. Westfall carried il to the
|. On fourth down Sinkwich lost
yard and the Giants took the
ball on the 2.
GIANTS - Younce kicked TO
Lowther who returned to Giants
80.
LIONS-Giants drew a 5-yard
penalty for offside. Kinscherf
intercepted Lowther's pass and
returned to Giants IS.
GIANTS-On third down CALI
han blocked Younce's kick. The
ball bounced back beyond the end
zone for a safety.
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MI hJf --fOflSeIlc klCkPO "
Rudan. who returned 9 yards 10
the Is. Marquette - Rudar hit
left tackle for s. Lodde quick
kicked 10 Nussbaumer who was
med on the Michigan "a
HICHIGAN 49, Derricott Q
stopped. Derricotte fumbled and
recovered for 5-yard loss,
Miese- puHted 10 RHdaH on the
so and he got back 10.
MARQUETTE =Derricotte in
tercepted Benka's pass on the
Michigan 35.
MICHIGAN - CHligan went
into the Michigan lineup. Rifen-
burg in AZ end for Michigan,
Michigan off side. Nussbaumer
failed al left end. CulliGan
fumbied and Ponsette recovered
for a 10-yard loss. Wiese punted.
Rudan returned TO the IS. Mar
quette penalized Is for clipping.
MARQUETTE Copoulos made
3 Lodde quick-kicked 10 Der
ricotte who returned from the
40 10 the 80 where ne fumbled.
Benka recovered on the 80
Benka's pass incomplete. Benka
turned his right end for <
Copoulos humbled and lost s.
toddp puntcd often ilfe--4s-b
Michigan was penalized for run
ming into the kicker II was first
down for Marquette on the DC
Benka went inside his right end
for II yards. Benka was rushed
trying 10 pass and lost 2 yards
Rudan made ;. fumbled and
recovered. Benka 10 kaminSk'
gained 6. Rudan made 1t first
down on the %
Rudan over Michigan left
tackle for 6. Copoulos added
3 Rudan made II a first down
on the p Benka lost 2.
Benka'S pass no good. NusS-
banner knocked down Benka' s
pass.
Mechalski tried field goal from
the %. II was short.
MICHIGAN NuSSbaumer over
Jeff guard for 10 NuSsbaumer
circled his left end 10 the Michi-
- 40 NuSSbaumer on reverse
ked up 9. NuSsbaumer just
snort OF a first down as the period
ended
g.. xstot.t-. N ns..~... N
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lIanova Beats Scranton

\ SCRANTON, Pa. Sept. % (UP)
-Villanova College successfully
opened its 1914 grid campaign
today, registering scores in the
first and third periods 10 down
Scranton University. 1877.
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Cardinals Rally
Beats Phi|s, 81

PHILADELPHIA. Sept % (UP)
The National League champion
81. Louis Cardinals came from
behind today with an eXtra-base
hitting offense which carried them
10 an easy So triumph over the
Philadelphia Phillies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

mate, Harold Newhouser, and the
pair, with a total OF 50 wins, tied
the achievement of Lefty Grove
and George Earnshaw, who bagged
that total with the Athletics back
in 1881.
Grove won 81 and Earnshaw p
that season.
sOx SCORE LATE
Paul Derringer and Bucky Wal
tiers of the Cincinnati Reds, in
1889, also totaied 50 victories. In
1920. Jim Bagby and Stanley
Coveleskie together won 50. With
Steve O'Neill the star behind the
bat, the Indians that year won
their only pennant.
Yielding but three hits and no
runs in seven innings. Trout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
How They Stand

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Detroit > Boston ?
Me- frrf : Cleveland 2
PlilAds phiA-S, Louis tnlEh'1.
Washington-ChicaRO tnishi
SUNDAYS GAMES
Boston A. DETROIT
Philadelphia a, s. Louis.
hFg York a. Cleveland
Warrington a. ChicaFo
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston q. Cincinnati o
Ptttsburrh o, Sss fork ~ inninfy).
81 Louis Q. Philadelphia 4
Chicago Brooklyn. nirht
SUNDAYS GAMTg
~ Louis AZ Philadelphia ca.
Pittsburgh AZ New York "a.
Cincinnati AZ Boston t7l.
Chicago At Brooklyn t1D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Giants In an exhibition game AT
u. of D. Stadium Saturday night.
A crowd of 10000 was in the
stands at the kickoff.
FIRST QUARTER
Van Tone returned the opening
kickoff 81 yards for the Lions to
his 80.
LIONS-Three plays netted no
yardage and Sinkwich kicked to
Sulaitis, who was downed on
Giants 80.
GIANTS-On the first play
Giants penalized Is yards for hold
ing. back to the II. On the third
Kinscherf broke off left tackle for
20 yards and a fourth down.
Younce kicked to the Lions 25.
LIONS - Sinkwich passed 10
Hackney for a. Then he passed
to Van Tone for % yards and a
first down on Giants AZ. Sinkwich
broke through the line for II
Yards and another first down on
the 81. Hackney fumbled and
Avedesian recovered for Giants
on their 33.
GIANTS--On the second play
Herber, who replaced Soar, passed
IL yards TO Liebel to Giants AZ.
Another Herber to Liebel pass
was good for 18 yards and first
down on Lions rs. Two plays
netted 5 and Herber passed IL
yards to Adams who was downed
on Lions II. Kinscherf fumbled
and I<aporch recovered for the
/ Lions on their 19.
LIONS - Westfall replaced
Hackney. Two plays failed and
Sinkwich quick-kicked out of
bounds on Giants Is.
GIANTS - Younce. after one
play. punted to Sinkwich, who re-
turned TO Giants AZ.
LIONS - Sinkwich passed 10
yards to Van Tone, who made a
leaping catch for a first down on
the Giants Is as the quarter
ended.
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Wins on Field Goal

SWARTHMORE, Pa, Sept. %
(UP)-A 22-yard field goal by
halfback Ed Frederick in the sec
ond period gave Atlantic City
naval air station a 30 victory
over Swarthmore College today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

Bstted Tor Woods In ninth
BOSTON 600 600 oi1-2
DETROIT AL 600 OILS
Runs-Johnson NeWSome Cramer Mayo.
Higgins 2 Wakefield ? OUTLAW. Trout. Runs
bstted in-HiFinEs 2 OUTLAW Hoover 2. York
q Flnney ErrorS-Hoover 2. Mayo, Higgins.
TWo-bese hits-Metkovich York. johnson. Left
on bases-BOston s. Detroit IL. Double
plays-Mayo % Hoover 70 York. Trout 10
Hoover 20 York. Hoover 10 Mayo 20 York
Hoover 10 Mayo 20 York. Bases on balls-Oft
Cecil 8 off HauSmAnn g. of Trout 3 of
Woods |. Struck out-By Cecil /. by HAus
mann 2. by Trout /. by Woods l. HitsAOn
Cecil Z IN al innings off Hsusmsnn In
stewart Rue. Berry and MCGOWAN.
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CLEVELAND

Esft~c ter csive-t m eighth -
7Rsn Tor Heath N eighth
NsE YORK OF o02 1901
Cleveland 900 900 o2o-7
Runs-s'irnweixs iineeu 2. .Etten 2.
Croseiu Grimes Sgtre Mack Runs bstted
bitten Crimes g. StrnseiAS. Heath 2.
Two base hltt-Cruksiti Grimes ? Home
ruu--Ettrn stolen bAse-StiTnseiSa Sscri-
hcts-Martin BFvenI Double piAys-Erimes
u Stifn FeiA 30 Etten. Bsveni 20 CsrbsrS 20
tttsn. sihnssiSs 70 Cross, u 70 Eitsn LII
on ballb--Of Beyens T. of CrOmsk 3 of
Calvert Struck out--By BsVsns 4 by
Crorlek 3 By Calvert J Hity-OH Cromsk
IN innings. of calvert J IN innings
OF Peat ! IN inning Losing pitcher
Crousk rmpiref--SunnnsTt Hubbard and
Jones Time o. game 81. Attendance
? 500 tettimsted
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SWIFT WALKS AGAIN

With Woods pitching. York in
the eighth drove a long fly ball
TO Metkovich. Wakefield followed
with a single, after which Outlaw
struck out. Hoover, Swift walked
his fourth pass of the day, and
Hoover came up with his second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24

FIRST INNING
PHiLADELPHfA-Hsi was xafr On Stephens
tumble. Hail wac picked off hrSt, Hayworth
20 McQuinn. Garrison singled TO left. EStA
leila doubled off the screen in right Carl
son stopping At third Christman threw out
Hayes, Garrison scoring. Estaielia takins
third. Siebert walked McChee struck out
One run. two hits, one error.
ST. LOUIS-Gutteridge popped - Hayes IN
front OF the plate. kreevich popped 20 Nc
Chez Laabs vAked stephens forced Labs
Busch TO Hall No run. no hit. no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
NJ Is Held
% 90 Tie
In First Half
Wolverines Stopped
Foot Shy Of Score
MICHIGAN
0
MARQUETTE
0
BY EDGAR HAYES

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 23-Michi-
gan engaged in the first night
game in its football history to-
night, with the Hilltoppers OF
Marquette furnishing the opposi-
tion. 1t is Michigan's second start
this year. The Wolverines hold a
decision over the Iowa Preflight
Seahawks. Marquette is making
its debut of the 1914 season.
Coach Fritz Crisler started Eu-
gene Derricotte at left half in
place of Bill Culligan. Culligan,
who tossed two touchdown passes
last week, is sure TO be in before
long.
This is the second game between
these two institutions. In the other
one, played in 1909, Michigan won,
8 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-24
Seahawks' Late Rally
Beats Gophers, 1913

MINNEAPOLIS Sept. % (UP)-Iowa pre-fights big Sea
although constantly from behind
today 1913 victory University of Minnesota team which
before crowd of
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law scampering home.
Two more Tiger tallies were
chalked up in the second. They
were scored by Mayo and Higgins
on a two-bagger by York. In the
third, Trout led off with single.
After Cramer grounded out, Mayo
walked. Al this juncture, Haus-
mann took over and was greeted
by Higgins with a single that
scored Trout.
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A S Score in
First Inning
GaIehouse Faces
Black in St. Louis
PHILADELPHIA r II
ST. LOUIS
KIRST INNIN0

Black and Hayes; Galehouse and
Hayworth.
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Score: Lions 2. Giants 0.

Referee-Ton Dovd Umpire-Csrl Rupp.
Field judge-Bill Downes. Head linesmsn-Lou
Cordon