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Evening star., 1944-09-10
Hishst Ranking Officer

As general of the Armies, the former
AEF commander is the Nations highest
ranking military man. 1t is an honorary
title which has been conferred on only
four other American soldiers-Washing-
ton, Grant, Sherman and Sheridan.
Gen. Pershing's health Is considered
Evening star., 1944-09-10
By Joseph H. Baird


followed
question probably
definitely
after weeks of connivng
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Pershing to Have Double
Anniversary Wednesday
BY Alexander r. George,
Associated Press Stan Writer.


lighting
victory
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Praises Sewen

Sewell achieved much with a
team that leads the league neither
in hitting or fielding Obviously.
The feh=WaS accomplished eR=the
mound and II was there that the
master mlnding OF the ST. Louis
pilot has been at its best.
Sewcli got much Of seemingly
tired old men" who at the start
Of the season were considered
hieky 10 be able 10 walk 10 the
Hill under their own steam come
July 4
Instead OF that. here they were,
in the last week of the season
holding the supposedly bat potent
Yankees 10 two runs IN more than
80 innings.
White the figures are opposed
10 the idea. IL may be an inspired
team like the Browns that will
whip the Cardinals in the all-St.
Louis World Series which gets
under way Wednesday.
And, all hail TO the magnificent
work Of Steve O'Neill and the
fight his Tigers put up for the
pennant.
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No Moaning at Bar

To come 50 close. and yet miss
so FAR the Tigers accepted their
deteat like thoroughbredS
There was no moaning al the
bar
The best game that guy
pitched all year" mumbled Paul
Richards, the catcher.
We gave it all We had" SAID
Steve O Nell.
This was not close 20 the best
baseball team the Tigers have
shown at Briggs Stadium. But it
certainly was one OF the gameSt
And never did the players shdA
more ganeneSS than after nv
defeat Of yesterday.
This was a team that gave the
fans Of our town some Of their
greatest baseball thrills. Certainly
their uphill battle during the past
few weeks was something not
soon 20 be forgotten.
But YOU still can't overlook the
fact that the 81. Louis Browns
won IL Of their last y games
under the toughest kind Of pres
sure a club that could stand up
and battle as they did with all
the blue chips down deserved to
win.
l guess Dutch Leonard spoke
for everybody when he said:
That's baseball E"
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Lourdcs and Rcdeemcr scored
impressive FIRST Division West
Side victories Yesterday as the
Catholic League prep football
season got under way
LourdeS Swamped ST. Cecilia,
40, as RodecmeT downcd rs old
foe, 81. Theresa. l2-6 Gene Tyrna
scored three LourdeS markers and
Dick Downs added two more,
while Leonard TinkowSki'w was on
the throwing end of three touch
down passes for the Rouge eleven
I'd Fries was the star IN the
Rodeemcr triumph. He ran &c
yards for the Lions first touch
down, and IN tho second period
CalopCd = wards around end for
the second Chuck SChilIing tailed
for the Pirates on 2O-yard end
nun In the third quarter
ON the cast side. st Benedict
d0wncd ST. Catherine. 60, on a
frSt-pCrod pass from George
NaSCiuk 10 Bill Jordan good for
so Yards. St James. co-champior
IN the Second Division. opened
with 1910 victory over ST
Mary'S of Royal oak
Other results. ST. Gregory 10
81. Leo i: ST AlphonSuS II, D.
Sales 6 St Vincent y, 81. Mar
tin . Annunclaton II, St Am
broSe 6: ST. Rita % ST Michae
o. ST Patrick ~ Shrine OF SacreC
Heart 20. ST. Clement O. XavieI
80. 4. +. Smith o, ST. Joseph 0
ST Charles o.
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Dick q Big Help

Praise is also due Dick Wake
field. Rudy York, Paul Rich
ards. Pinky Higgins, Eddie Mayo
Joe Hoover and all the rest Of the
valiant Tigers. Each Of them did
his share.
An extra orchid is. Of course
due Wakefield for his generous
contribution to the teams sue
CeSScs after the young SluggeI
reiolncd the club in July
The Tigers lost but they made
a game fight Of II.
AGAIN We say: Hail 10 the
Brown. and 70 the Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
TiqersO ut; NewC Contract Senatorial Bob Tales
You Might Just as
We'll Be Philosophical
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
That's the way IL goes In
baseball :"

Ahhe ho way ~ bVDe ~"
baseball :"
Emil Dutch Leonard stood in
front of his locker in the Wash
ington dressing room following
yesterdays baseball finale at
Briggs Stadium and discussed his
pitching performance which had
knocked Detroit out of the Amer
lean League race and a chance at
World Series spoils.
Baseball il my bread and
butter" said Leonard Solemnly.
"All the world was looking at
this ball game today. l was out
there to give my best, and that's
what did. Anything less than
that would have been a smear
on the name Of baseball"
The big fellow said those simple
words and he meant them. You
can bet Dutch Leonard had done
lot of thinking before he walked
TO the hill at Briggs Stadium
yesterday.
Ills pitching and his sentiments
about what happened stand as a
monument 10 the honesty of the
national paStime.
Sure, Washington had nothing
to gain by beating Detroit yeSter-
day. But baseball had everything
10 lose If Dutch Leonard, Stan
Spence and their mates had not
given everything they had.
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Shepard and Lister
Top Travelling Loop

Ben Shepard at West Chicago
and Frank Lister al Beacon show
the highest scores today IN the
Western division Of tho llS-club
Travelling League Shepard had
256 in CT and Lister a 2il in
672 Team score, were down
with Northwestern Majors Lad
ing on 2S56.
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Hit Bruised His Leo

1T was my regular turn"
Leonard continued. land it fell
my lot to be out there this
afternoon.
"YOu know my last game
against ST. Louis could have
made a big difference In this
race. i was leading them when
got hit with line drive"
Leonard rolled down a stock.
ing and showed a badly bruisex
spot below his left knee.
II should have gone out OF
the game right them" he con-
1THITrd.'.bui] fact I5was
leading caused me 10 ask
Bluege In let re 20 back. You
just don't leave the field In
spots like that. especially when
you are leading. Somebody
might not understand.
Well, ] went back out there
and, after two were out, the
Browns got five runs. 1 was
trying just as hard 10 beat them
n was 10 beat the Tigers this
afternoon. That's baseball"
Leonard was anxious 10 get e
his nome IN Auburn. III.
I'm supposed To 20 overseas
with steve O'NeiIl and n bunch.
of the fellows" he SAID II want
to get home and see "a much
OF my family as can before
We 20. l have little boy
years old and a little girl less
than a year.
Yep" ne said As newSrnen
started TO say their good-byS.
II know how badly those fell
lows feel over In the other
dressing room. But that's base
ball. see YOU next year
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Grid Results
SUNDAY

HIGH SCHOOL
Catholic Central 8. Hamtramck s,
Lnurdes ~. 81 Cecilia o
St. Gregory 10. ST. Leo Ii
81. Vincent IA. St Martin
81 James l o. 81. Mary. Royal OAK. o.
Redeemer IL. 81. Theresa 8.
Xavier 30. A. =. Smith o
AnnunciA ton Ia 81. Ambrose :.
81. Benedict 6, St Catherine o.
SERVICE
81 MARY NC 40. 81. Frederick q.
sacred Heart 40. st Clemens
Morris AAF as. Chatham AAF o.
Compton College o. San Diego Navy IS.
Lincoln AAF -, Fort warren
Culfport AAF 30. AigierS Navy o.
Ott'mwa Navy IS. Camp Ellis 7.
PROFESSIONAL
Hollywood Wolves s. san Diego 40.
san Francisco IS. Seattle al
Hollywood Rangers az Los Angeles 7.
COLLEGE
California c. C. IS. Nevads o.
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themselves that they were through
as pennant contenders.
IL appeared that the fight would
he carried on between the Yam
KEGS, Tigers and Red Sox. But,
the Browns had different ideas.
They hung on tenaciouSly nd
when the opportunity came took
advantage of the openings left
them and bounced back to be on
even terms with Detroit and exc
out the honorS with their great
sweep of the four-game series
with the Yankees.
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ming the pennant. In fact, there
were experts who rated them as
low as seventh and even last place
And, O'Neilrs manipulation OF
his short handed pitching staff
was more of task than that of
Sewell who had better balance in
his chucking staff Harold New
houser and Paul DIZZY Trout
came through in magnificent style
in faShioning their sensational
total Of 56 victories for a modern
two-man pitching record in a
single season.
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the Grea er,
perhaps, when
il is considered
tn at at the
s art Of the
season practl-
cany no one
gave the Tigers
a c h a n c @ TO
make the first
q sio let
a | one c O m G
W j I h | n one
game of win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
SpO|rt
Hail 10 Browns.
and Tigers loo
By LEO MACpoNELL

HAIL TO THE LIT T L +
'EROW NIES-N w CHAM
ions OF THE AMERICAN
.FAGUE'
Hail TO Skipper Luke Sewell and
n,s gallant Browns, a hghung'
never Say-dic band of courageous
athletes who refused 10 fold IN the
hlackcSt hours but came back
yallantlv win the first American
League flag ever haeGcd by a ST
Louis club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

licking I h c m
six out OF eight
games and later
the White SoX
c on sp ired &c
topple them
from the top oi
the standings
their favored
spot d urin 6
m st of tn {
8 c a 6 o n. II
ked 10 al
but the Browns
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O'NeiII's Great Job

No less excellent than that OF
Sewell has been the Job fashioned
by O'Neill in bringing the Tigers
up the No. ! contending position
on the last day OF the season.
In fact ONeilrs miracle was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
LeOnaraI'S 4-Hiffer
Ends Tigers Chances
BY LEO MACDONELL

and Stanley Spence comhina-
pitched and batted the Senators TO victory TO and the
American League championship at Briggs
Stadium yesterday,
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Penalty Blocks Lions;
Packers Rally Wins
BY HAROLD KAHL

MILWAUKEE, Oct These Packers pack walop
But they needed strong one 10 defeat
Of the season IN me
Professional Football League here Yesterday 26
ioff Is fans bray
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Browns End
43-Year Wait
BY JOHN EASTMAN

NEW YORK, oct. llNS -
The first American League flag
in the 43-year history of the ST.
Louis Browns is safely tucked
away under the belts Of Luke
Sewelrs men today after cam
paign which. for suspense and
bitter wrangling, is unequalled by
anything ever seen in the major
leagues,
The cup brimmed over for the
underprivlleged Brownies yester-
day when they belted the New
York Yankees, ) TO 2, While the
Detroit Tigers crumbled under
the pressure Of the f,rst-place
deadlock 10 fall victim to the last
place Washington Senators, 4 to /.
The largest crowd ever 10 see
a Browns club in action, 3ISlo,
filled St. Louis with din not
equallcd even in any World Series
triumph scored by the Brownies
opponents in the championship
games starting next Wednesday
the rugged and adept ST. Louis
Cardinals.
LAABS' HOMFRS DID 1T
An overpoWering horde Of fans
SWarmed out of the stands once
the Supremely important game
was ended 70 embrace the ragglc-
tagglc outfit which wound up
third in club fielding and seventh
in batting but which. after being
bounced out Of first place SIX
times. sank their teeth into the
lead and could not be shaken off
Particular objects Of the mob
wildly roared acclaim were left
fielder Chef LaabS, who smashed
two homcrs in sending his clut
into the first all-St Louis serie:
ever played. and the pitcher ht
backed up so well. Sig Jakucki
The presence of LaabS anC
Jakucki as heroes provides a Ho-
ratio Alger touch that has sell
dom had a parallel in any major
sport. LaabS Is a .239 hitter tC
whom a single was satisfying anC
a triple a rarity a caSt-off whC
was traded by Detroit in 1913!
and generally thought to be ar
abject failure.
CAME FROM BEHIND
The Brownies, in the fashion
they have set this season, can't
from behind TO win. The Yank!
scored in the first inning on Her
lShel Martins triple and Neri
Stephens bad throw on a whacl
by Johnny Lindell, and again III,
third as the eager Browns com
United two errors. That. however
was the last OF the Yankee Scor
ing
In the fourth. Mike Krecvich
once a waShcd-up White SoX
belted a single off Mel Queen
Laabs. who had knocked out onl!
two homerS in the entire season
dashed a circuit blow into IN,
left field stands The crowd Sc
up a maniacal cry IN this innini
when after Labs tying blow, TIT
ScorcboWd showed the downfall
of the Tigers.
In the next inning Queen agail
faced off against this same pair
and thcy duplicated their feat L
send the Browns ahead on a sin
gle and Labs fourth homer o
the season. Tho tough Jakucki
meanwhile. worked with the pas
sion of an icIClc and once IN,
browns were ahead mastered
! Yankee battorS for an ultimat
+vfx=+rrf-t-rr.'--r-v-
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NArioNAL IItGUE

lEsTIBDAY'S RIsULIs
~ YoFk e. ~. Louis $40. First fams
II inntnIs. second ram cailsd ~ snd -
o. inninft % ALLOW ~ Loun 20 satch uain. D
Frunslru q Ctnrtnnat q
Chirafo "a Bostsn ~
Pitstaifb 81, Philadelphia AZ.
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Leo II. Petersen (UP)-
Twenty-Five years ago Browns
made their first serious bid
They lost to Yanks by one
game. So il was satisfying that
YankS were the victims this
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Major lie aeues
Final Standings

NLsTLkDAYs INSULTS
WashinEton q DETROIT 4.
LsuH 5. Ne fort
fhifAfo IL Boston Ia
pblsdslphs IS Cleveland 10. second
rayne 10 iuutuEt.
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See @ NELL
Signed Again
BY LEO MACDONELL

Steve O'NeiH, whose Tigers
We're eliminated from he-Affft.ft-
can League championship race by
the Washington Senators at
Briggs Stadium yesterday oN-
pected to have another important
date today.
Before departing for his home
in Cleveland Heights, the Tiger
manager planned 10 confer with
Jack Zcller, the clubs general
manager about a contraction
1915.
1f'tTp opinion Is general that
ONeill Will be offered a now CON
tract in view Of the genial IRISH
mans outstanding JOB with the
Tigers during the season Just
ended. With the possible eXcep-
ton Of Luke Sewell, manager Of
the Browns, the new champions.
I O'Neill did more with what ma
terial ne had than any pilot in
the majors.
PRAISES HIS PLAYERS
81 am disappointed, of course"
O'Ncill explained today. bat I
have nothing but praise for
/ every member of the Tiger club
for their loyalty and the way
they worked for me, While We
didn't win the pennant they did
n magnificent job.
1T wasn't because they didn't
try. have never seen team
try harder. They came a long
way. pennant or no pennant.'
The admiration m which O NClll
is held by the players was eN-
pressed by Eddie Mayo when in
the clubhouse after the finish of
the game yesterday, be said 20
his manager.
lit shouldn't happen to YOU
WON'T SEE SERIES
ONcin said he did not plan 10
90 20 the World Series In ST
Louis. Like ONeill, most of the
Tigers who live our Of town
.planned 10 return 10 their homes
directly Paul Trout and Harold
+ Newhouser. who make their
homes IN Detroit. plan 90 return
to their defense plant job, after
a short vacation in which they
Will seek 10 rest up after their
strenuous season
Dick Wakefield expects 70 be
called into service soon, the navy
perhaps.
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SATURDAY

STATE
Bo~linE Green 10. Alma g.
Indiana 40 Michigan o
Miami O "a. Western Michigan g.
Michigan state 30. Scranton IL.
MIDWEST
Raldwin-Wau IS, Oberiin o.
Denison 40, Bethany "a.
Illinois 7e III Normal II
Indiana state % Great Lakes ~
Iowa Prefight As OlAthe FlieT1 l J
Iowa state 80. CuS,-Adolph. q.
Minnesota 30 Nebraska o.
Normal Navy as. Oklahoma IL.
Sotre Dame IS Pittsburgh o.
Ohio state So Missouri
Ohio wesleyan IS. DePAuw o.
Purdue 80 Marquette 7
81 Thomas 8. Lawrence n.
wheaton - Concordia o
Wchita 8 Kansas State
williams = MARY as, Fort Monroe c.
wisconsin Z, Northwestern s.
FAST
Army IS North Carolina o,
Bates g. Connecticut o.
Brown a. Tufts o.
Coiumhia Al Union q.
Cornell Is Buckneil O.
Harvard IA Worcester n
Hoiy Cross s. Dartmouth =.
north Carolina Prenight IL, Navy -.
PennHylvanIa Is. Duke
PtnnsyIvAnia state So. Muhlen6erg II.
Richmond 81 Richmond AAF q.
Rochester 40. Colgate =
Vllsnova "a. " q
WABASH 40. Illinois wesleyan q.
West virginia "a Case Z.
Yale Z Coast Guard ?.
SOUTH
arizona state II. Tonopsh AAF
ptrt.trorn AAF -. Taneton A a N q.
camp Lsieune 8. Duke JNs o.
Mississippi 20. Florida
CffaWba z v NJ. q
r.--rrfa- Trrrr- = - trTrT.r--r- q
Georgia Prenight 20. South Carolina 4.
louisiana state Univ. = Alabama %.
Mississippi state "a Jackson AAf %.
S.r.r Carolina state I 3, virginia @.
pFpt..rn 50. Rice
Sar1 Houston 3 Prairie view
southern Methodist e. 40 SO TeNes q.
rryas christian q "a SO Plains kAF o
Trsts s. ~ -. Tech Technology -.
Tennessee q6 Kentucky -.
Texas 40 southwestern o.
TAR WEST
California o Uuiy. CAM Los Angeles 2.
Cslf Tech 90 O. Scuihsn cam JNs %.
Colorado COLLEGE As New Mexico
southern California ~ Coll ~ Pacific Is.
lnd Air Frrre . Colorado 8.
Wasninffon 6S whitman %
SERVICE
Daniel FieI1 "a Miami NAVY.
Lubbock AAF o Amarillo l4.
WCH SCHOOL
renton Harbor 7 Grand Haven s.
gladstone %. Manis'iqus
ca Rapids Catholic Cent 10 Creston 4
Ion Mountain - Fscsnaba o..
Etnfsford Iron River
Men rilnsf - ,sfsrhsuTh o.
NisEsrs g. Stephenson o.
Rockford 7. 81. Mare o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02
Cousins in Milwaukee

~ rRtlIT

HcfNFre"ToT1 noFf T"TII'"-Io"t ETHy-
I Hadii.csraa-L La G1ttya. FLED Ndge-
George Downs.
T1ur1arvui -WcuHU pgh7r'. Frts-h Hut
| son corp Points after fHrrntrFr- Hg's0u 3
>uratufHra. Detroit Hackney. L1T'hcr.
ton Blessing, EoEers. Tlrt1uch, Kei.io,
! o. Gene
I C-re1 pav-Nasrn Whoa Perkins laws
Inuhar Cl.frrrsfr RAY -'afre''. Bsrcf7cv
lMsPnersaa. Tu.cis1n. k4-ssto, FicNcrs
iKahlsr.
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ADD ANOTHER

But the Senators had all the
runs they needed though they
picked IN another 10 be sure IN
the eighth. With one out Torres
singled 10 center and raced around
TO third later on a single by
Spence. one Of two singles
Spence added To his homer for
his days contribution Of deviltry.
And. after Wakefield TO o k
.Vaughn'S flv In loft Torres can't
erred home for the visitors fourth
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ONE INNING DOES 1T

Trout suffered only one bad
inning. but that frame the
fourth $500 wrecked him Three
Washington runs i'm that inning
Iclinched the game, subsequent
events revealed Joe Kuhel started
liz off with single 10 right Gil
Torres followed with a groundoI
to Rudy York for one out
Came Mr. Poison the incor.
Irigible Spence and his homer NJ
Into the second deck Of the right
field stands. in about the same
ISpot he hit tho bah of Trout or
FRIDAY. Spence scored bohinc
lKuhel.
Ford Vaughn. a recruit from
MINNEAPOLIS. beat out a CrOundol
TO Eddie Navo for a Singl" anc
moved around to third when Jake
Powell also singled. Later Vaughn
scored after Jimmy OUTLAW SnarcC
Rick FerrclrS ny in right
Johnny Sullivan also singled hui
lii meant nothing as Leonard
Igraciouslv retired the side viii
Ia proundor 10 MAYO.
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and final faUV

land tindl tallN.
The suffering crowd came 10
life in the ninth when the Tigers
with the aid Of pinch hittcrS. put
on q spirited, If brief and futile
rally.
1t was started when Chuck
.Hostelcr. batting for Joe Hoover.
laced a single 10 left and ran
around 10 third when Don Ross.
hitting for Trout singled through
second base Doc Cramer pokcd
IA fly 10 Spence Pnd lIoStctlcr
scored after the catch
At this iuncturc the Tiger rally
hit Snag. Mayo grounded
.feehlv 10 Sullivan and Pinkv
Higgins flew out 70 Powell and
the game and the season were
over.
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Writers
Say This:

Lawton Carver (INS)-YOu
can't see how the Browns can
win. But they do, or have been.
Ask the YankS a team
that probably is the second
best in the A. L., third best I'm
baseball is fixing to meet and
quite likely beat the prewar
caliber Cardinals In st. Louis
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-02

Bob Considine (NS)-Chet
Laabs did the war effort n good
turn by knocking Detroit out
OF the series. There wouldn't
have been much work done
i'm Detroit II the Tigers had won.
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which came on The final day Of
the regular season as the Browns
were beating the Yankees in ST
Louis TO become the leagues new
champion. first pcnrant ever won
by an, American League club in
the Missouri metropolis.
The Browns now engage inc
Cardinals in an al-St, Louis
World Series which VIII get under
way Wednesday.
The victory or the Senators
over the Tigers. their second in
a series of four which dropped the
curtain on the 1914 season, came
behind the mastery four-hIt
pitching of the veteran knucklc-
ball finger. Leonard, as his mates
bounced on Paul DIZZY Trout
DIZ AGAIN VICTIM
It was ironic thai Trout, the
leagues ace highlander. with p
victories against y defeats, should
be the pitching victim twice IN
the series al the hands OF an
eighth-place ball club.
But there was no denying a
Washington victory IN the face Of
Leonard's brilliant pitching and
the sensational batting of Spence,
who connected for his third home
run in as many days here The
trio boosted the Washington out
fielders' total of circuit smaSheS
/ for the season to Is.
/ Leonard's pitching performance
was one of the finest if not the
finest. which the Tigers faced this
season. All four hits of hun were
singles. In ALL only four Tigor'
got on base the quartet that
bagged the hits.
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lOurdeS Wins
With Redeener

Lourdes and Rcdecmcr scored
impressive FIRST DIVISION West
Side VICTORIES Nesicrdav as the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-26

Sn @n5io eibt es cine Stride, Die
Ser I'll. Ebereita eetpeibt nno unter
oem Namen ga Gbieia bella Santa
Eerelo" betannt lit. Die Staliener
bebaupten, @ottes Sa1ro rube ii4tbar
auf oerielben.
&ein @ranaten. ooer gombenipltt'
ter bat fte iemals beriibrt.
&iirali9 tpuroen bret Soloaten
tp6brero Der geo9t bon etnem Glie'
gerrai6 uberrai9t uno beriu6ten> 6l
oieier Stride 5u gelangen, Inn oaiebit
Dedung 81. finoen.
M1an fano ibre 2eiden auf Bet
StraBe fait fdon i'm Sdatten Der
Stride, un6 in Der ean5en umgebung
jonnte man @ranateneinidlase ieben.
Iber - 5anta Eereia ltebt nod im'
mer unberiebrt.