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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

exempt from military service be-
cause they are farmers IN the off
season. Canadian manpower
mobilization authorities have been
sending exempted farmers into
war plants or lumber camps when
the crops are IN. a howl arose
last season when Bentley and
HcNtall were allowed 10 use
hockey sticks instead Of axes
during the winter rs a reSut
they arc on tho spot this year
President Mervyn tRed) Dut-
ton is in hot water because he
must interpret the ruling Among
tho Detroit players whom he may
be asked TO rule upon are Syd
Howe. Mud Bruneteau and Bill
Jennings. all Of whom are under
Stood To have dcfermentS. Howe
and Brunctcau. however. are
past tho 26-ycar mark. which is
tho present limit for L. s. draft
boards.
Manager Jack Adams has an
other worry today, too. IN the
ANNOUNCED intention of defense
man Cullen Simon 10 retire. The
two-year veteran informed Adams
by mail he believes he can make
more money staying at home in
PeiawaWa where be assists his
fathcr-in-law in the operation Of
a hotel. restaurant and gas
station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Travelling Loop Opens

Opening matches IN tho 11S-
team Travelling Bowling League
are scheduled tomorrow night IN
all three divisions. The schedule
covers 30 weeks. Last season the
circuit had 10 teams. BY div
SonS the membership Is Eastern,
40 Central. 3S. Western. "a. ac-
cording TO secretaries Jun Jackson
and Walter Rhode.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Times Teams
In Chicago
BY EDGAR HAYES

CHICAGO. Sept. % - The A
Fairviews, champions OF T h E
Detroit Times Carrier Softball
League, and The Detroit Times
All-StarS, were in the Windy City
today prepared 10 engage the
Chicago Herald American 220'S
Chicago carrier champion, and the
Herald-American Al-Stars in two
games this afternoon.
The Detroit and Chicago teams
will renew a series started in De-
troit last week when the Far
views won two out Of three games
from the Herald-American 220's,
and the Detroit and Chicago ALI
Stars won a game each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
DETRoITERS FAVORED

The FairViews, who until de-
feated by the Herald-American
220'S last Sunday were unbcaten
all season. are favored TO capture
the thrcc-gam series here and
take back TO Detroit the William
Randolph Hearst Central States
Softball championship award.
A banquet is scheduled for to-
night in the Sherman Hotel at
which time Chicago champions.
All-Stars and district champions
first, second and third POSITIONS
viii be given awards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Leads Ladies Classic

v Emily Jaqubek is leader on
points today with a. after three
weeks bowling in the Women's
Junior Individual Classic at Win
ter Garden. Pearl Gabrielson was
last nights squad leader with a
four-game total of 66l Miss Jaqu-
bck had 646. Clara Ruppel. 643;
Ann Nipper, 627; Lillian Proven
cal 622
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
pionShip series are.
a EAIRNIEMN 1nITRnIr fuAAapInNSA
Lands Announces
World Series Umpires

CHICAGO. Sept % CUP)-The
office of baseball commissioner X.
NJ. Lands today announced the
selection OF umpireS 10 work dur
ing the Forthcoming World Series.
John Sears and Thomas Dunn
we're selected from the National
League and William MCGOWAN and
George Pipgras from the Amer
lean League. In addition, two
alternateS were selected. They
were Louis Jorda. National League.
and Ernest Stewart, American
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
By LEO MACDoNELL

Jake I.aMotta rules a Z 10 5
favorltc 10 lick George kochan IN
their lO-round ioust al Olympia
tonight
The bout viii headline a tiStlc
card which Will open the fall and
winter boxing season al the big
Grand River arena. While La
Motta Is well known for a num-
Der OF stirring battles here, ko-
chan viii be making his first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

Although the rule was fash
toned 10 cut Montreal CanadicnS
Stanley Cup champions down to
size. it now develops
that almost every club IN the
league may lose men.
Doug Bentley. Chicago Black
hawks left wing. who was chiefly
responsible for ouSting Detroit
from the "a playoffS. and Bryan
IIcxtall. the outstanding player
on the New York Rangers. are
two whose careers are threatened
Bentley and IIeXtall are both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Brewster BOXING
Show Tomorrow

Final matches of the boxing
tournament TO determine the
champions of the Brewster Recre-
alton Center are scheduled for
$50 y m. tomorrow in the gym
naSium OF The center AZ Brewster
and Hastings. under the auspices
of the department of Parks and
Recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

secret poll among "a baseball
writers in American League cities.
A similar committee will name
the most valuable in the National
League. probably Marty Marion,
the Cardinal shortstop.
First of the Tigers TO win an
award was the peerless Ty Cobb.
who was awarded the Charlmers
Award back in 1911. Hank Green
berg was honored with the award
in 1895 and 1910 Sandwiched in
between. Charley Gehringer took
the prize i'm 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

box Tor Mike JaCOhS m Madison
Square Garden On the day of the
fight. kochan was called into the
coast guard service. from which
he was recently given a medical
discharge. Tie halls originally from
Akron.
In his last fight. kochan de-
featcd Howard Bennett, a local
pride. in Baltimore. Before that
he handed Deacon Logan highly
touted St LOUIS mittster. a drub-
blnC LaMotta has not fought
since last spring 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Three Teams Tied
In West Side Classic

Leading scorers in the West
S de Classic Bowling League
matches last night at Crest Lanes
were Joe Reaume. Nalaco. 63S;
Jack Lash. Vince. 636: Walter
Boehm, Pabst, and Al Charney,
Index. $50.
At the end Of the third weeks
Gerisch. Risdon. and
Index are tied for first. Four
teams share second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
La Motta IS
Over Ko(hdn
ToNIGHT's CARD

fsfe laMaffa NfW WORK. - Genyrie
goratr No. Yo-E los pounds, 10
-uunfl
Fdfis Tayio netroif Howsrc Ven
sac Grand Rapids. 80 Pnunds ROUNDS.
i.eR1y WIils Detroit IS Jimmy foH,
Indianapolis 12s pounas. : rounds
Iahuat RYAN Dc'roit ~ lHhrny Eaton.
neIo0If $50 pounnf ruunnf
Pa BRADY RrsnK - johnny lpsnsS,
20 puunof rnupcS
Iar-v RAY highland pars ~ Wine
Wrtkins ncifoli 50 pounds, roundA
Ft-g ppu, z 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Chandler '43 Winner

1t. Comdr Gordon Mickey
Cochrane won il IN 1923, but at
that time was with the Athletics.
The awards last year went 10
Spud Chandler, Yankee pitcher. in
the American League, and Stan
MuSial, Cardinal outfielder, in the
National.
Washington Senators. in the
preseason dope picked by many.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

slow with us.
This is one Of
the few chances
We had IN a
long time 10
take care of
my friends I'm
closing q oW n
a IL FORM a ]
o p er atoms. /
want all local
friends Of mine
10 call me up
and make ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Rematch at Fairview

Bert Ruby and Kid Chapman,
the new Junior heavyweight
champion, VIII engage IN a re-
match al Fairvirw Gardens Tues
day night. Chapman agreeing 10
a return bout with the man from
whom he took the belt last eve
ming. according 10 announcement
OF Promoter Harry Light.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

hard to explain. With the best
pitching staff on paper IN the
league. and a fair-to-mlddlln' ba
club otherwise. it looked like
OsSie Bluege's boys were sure con-
tenders. Almost AZ startling Is
the unSavory showing OF the
White Sox, who seem esconced IN
sixth place, a deep drop from the
top spot picked for them by
good many experts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

troit players
e yer achieved
the distinction.
Believed high
in the running
for the honor
this year from
the Tigers are
Paul DIZZY
Trout, Harold
Newhouser and
Dick Wakefield.
The selection is
hainO made hu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

hip hooraH
It's Just what
they need for
war nerve mt
tiers. Just what
they need for
a hit OF relaNa-
ton.
But moving
around you ask
people Jus I
what the series
means TO De
trolt. and here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

ranEcmentS for a series Of tours
Naturally. all buses viii end up
az Briggs Stadium in time for the
opening game in Detroit a week
from Sunday. Tshi TSh' You
know I'll have all the tickets YOU
want and l don't mean buSI
tickets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

appearance IN
a Detroit ring
Both boys Ia
pered off train
ing AT the Mon
roe gymnasium
here and are
reported IN the
well known
pink The pair
We neN cr
met, tn GU & h
they were once
m a c h g d. To
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

including I h g
writer, 10 win
I h o American
League G h a M
pionship this
year, instead.
will have tho
dubious honoN
OF being last in
he standings
when the cur
tain drops Sum
day.
TAre nff..F -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Is Driven Out
In Seventh Inning Rally
By LEO MACDONELL

BRIGGS STADIUM Sept punching four hits off Johnny
Nggeng the seventh the Tigers scored three and broke
beat the Senator's in the first game
of a double-heade here today.
Up that time Nggeling had pitched gilt-edged ball in
duel with Rufus Gentry Neither pitcher finished however.
although Gentry credited with the victory his twelfth of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Baseball LuminarieS at Times Luncheon

Football and baseball Of The Detroit
Ire Downtown Q4auclhacS their meeting Monday
The Fort ShCbv and baseball fans
Wecoue 20 attend me meeting
With the World Series away Manager stove
1Ncl ~ tho Tiger, 10 Of his StalWarS
nky Higgins the hud ta>r8u VIII be present and
VIII Hal NeWhouscr md Dick Wakefield
From The football department VIII be Hunk Anderson head
OF the Bears Gus DoaS Joe Bach on the Lions Charley
fchman Of t Michigan state Spaftau Of Wayne
and Bill Barclay.
There be fun length rn0ic hg football games
an added attraction No football or baseball fan should
this biz session There Each guest buys ms
lunch member Of tht best sports group
world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Pin Play Cancelled

Greater Masonic Bowling League
arrangements al Olympic Recrea-
ton were cancelled last night 10
make room for the Metropolitan
Classic. The MASONIC circuit re-
Sumes activity oct. >.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
WINDUP SUNDAY

The Detroit All-StarS Will not
play tomorrow but the FairvIewS
and the Herald American pos
viii meet at Parichy Stadium at
1870 p m.
Sunday morning all four teams
Will wind up the series. In event
of a tie between the FairviewS
and the Herald American 220'S,
the two teams will meet in a
seventh game at l o'clock Sunday.
While in Chicago, The Detroit
Times carriers will be entertained
by the Chicago Herald-American
boys.
Those here for the Hearst cham
pionShip series are:
A FAIRvIEwS DETROIT CHAMPIONS
Ken Jump. Harry DAM Raymond OdAni
Chester Brovn Don Mesecar Hugo Dc
Michel Harry wool Keneth Hoffman. John
Mailman. Dave Merriheid. Robert Kramb
Vincent Chporale. Archie PrappaS Carl
Scnreiber Harold Michel Tony Geryad Dan
DETROIT TIMES ALI-SIARS tRt NNERS-IPl
man Crawford Pitts. sam Alper' Harvey
Goldberg Jack Jsffee Seymour Barnett Art
Brand Harvey Miller Don Gufstcin, Phil
Green. Don Danes Charles Goddard, sam
Cuskon Al Eager, Jack Eitzgerald, Larry
Piazza
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Gentry Beats Senators in 1st Game, So
Sports
Only Three Tigers
Won Most Valuable
By LEO MACDoNELL

The possibility that a Tiger
may this year receive the Ameri-
can League most valuable player
award recalls that but three De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
New Hockey Ruling
Nav Start Warfare
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Bitter fighting expected break among clubs Of the
Hockey before the opens The
be OF the legal Will be the result
which bars from competition those players who
or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

With the victory, his twelfth of
the season against IA setbacks.
Johnny Corsica. who halted a
threatening Washington rally in
the eighth. finished on the mound
for the Tigers Vernon Curtis. a
recruit from Minneapolis. wound
up on the hill for the visitors.
Jimmy Outlaw batted home two
OF the Tigers tallieS and Rudy
York, Doc Cramer and Gentry
each one. Dick Wakefield and
Outlaw bagged two hits each.
Wakefield a double for one of but
two extra base hits off Niggelings
knuckle ball. York's hit was a
triple.
Though nine of the 10 Wash
ington hits came of Gentry, the
fast baller from Winston Salem
kept the blows well scattered UNI
Ill the eighth when. with two
down. three Senators in a row hit
safely.
Al this juncture. Corsica came
10 the rescue and with runners on
second and third forced Terrell 10
ground feebly 10 the box.
One of the two Washington runs
was the result of wild pitch by
Gentry. Jake Powell batted Stan
( Spence home for the other.
Eddie Mayo contributed the
folding rlay nf tho gafpo NTH Z.
spectacular onp-handed catch off
/ =, - VI
/ vernon BlnkS, plnch hitter, IN
/ the ninth
/ " ''
| TtRST f<SISc
70 H,S,,n. 'is sorn soiosS , Sa's " airS Geaty
caught Al thlrd. Richards u Higgins No
I'M nr,f rnT M no efto ~.
SaLsed MEEins iouled 70 Torres for. ~
80, ~ ae*P ehiei HoIhg hAN Nske-
! ue'o iAhhee' oHe run one nv no error.
u.Sut~croS E,,,s ,,.s O., -.
I Powell tealse 10 Higlins. FeHeH walked.
SohINsh i"e'ea 10 hiEEinA' no run no hit
no eIIor
DElholI -outsS tooitd IN feftei bioh-
AIas Nelked hoover siTucs OUT and Rich
sLa vas on, stealing. teFEeA 10 sullivan
Tupn ,~NIxc
/ ''''''
! WASHINGTON tosssd og, sigveI-
Ing Gaze flied "a crKner Ngstf .iugles "a
cre ~, Ien'y tosAed ou' Torres No run
DEIRoII-Torres threN out Gently Crs
mcr iled 70 Case Mayo fhec 70 SPcncs 10
run no MT no e'Fof
xo,-yr. ,xS,,
a '"
WASHtSe.TcS -Sne,,. u,s, n u-,k,,,,la
M9vo 10 yort EuN,l t,ktny second Fc,-sf n
foulca 10 Hoover Ma nan ore In, $40 .-f,-
( DETROTT-HiyV.rv wniked vors r-,rreS -
Myait. Wssehs,s Sins,ee 10 e,nic fflfgint
I KoinK TO third Outlsu Ktrurk e.at On an
! sifrmpted aouh,, ttest Hrytns -, c.osIt
/ b~twprn third ana IN, plsts Nlrrsiinr 10
hysu 70 Torres No run one hit. no error
FIFTH ISNISG
! ...
NASHlNG TpN-SulllNh fifd N Crtmer
NlEgetnG ppp"d TO NAY CaS popp'd O.
/ Y Sn-les 10 Iuil no M. no error
De ~! -tucnAras p"ppeo 20 Mystt hoo-
Seht1 1N our, sullivan 10 hahel NO In.
no nit No error
StxTu tSNISo
j
Torres singled 10 center Sn-nrr stprtra "a
lsff Torres Ktosot,ing ~ s.cs,nt C,en,rS tErru
out RuheI Inc otper runnert sov,nrfnr
Powell walked and Torres scored and Sp~nc,
s'n ,,, 10 Iaifa ~ vic niieh Ferrsh popped
pFTPofT-rorrrs thrrv out cramrr Nsvo
ytrucE out ara F,rrr'I ibrgw birB or,f =,
first Torres thrr,r or, utryfns ~ rur 40
nit, no error
"a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
LiOnSHaVe
2 Threats
By HAROLD KAHL

Coach Curley Lambeau figures
if his Green Bay Packers stop
frankie Sinkwich and Bob West
fall. Detroits two-All-Americans.
they will register their thir d
straight professional footba al !
league victory AT the expense OF
the Lions in Milwaukee Sunday.
That is the word trickling out
of Green Bay today where the
Packers are applying the finishing
touches TO their preparations for
the game before moving on TO
Milwaukee.
The fact Lambeau is pointing
10 stop his two aces drew no COM
ment from Gus Dorais. Lions
coach. He's too concerned about
putting the brakes on such Packer
stars as Don Hutson. Iv Comp,
Lou FritSch and Paul Duhart,
whose performances in two league
games already have Green Bay
touted as the champions of 1914
in many quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Details of
Brown LIST
FIRST INNING

NEW YORK-SurnwciSs lined a single TO
lrtr biCruCuy y1CT,rCeu Cur1yrmEu n Nc
Quinn Martin grounded 20 Gutteridge
SunweiSS taxing third Llndell singled to
center scoring S,irnWeiss Etten grounded
10 NCQuinu one run. two HITS. no error
ST Loe us popped % E,'en
GaTbark. 80 run. no hit. no error.
sTCoND INNING
NEW YORK stephens threw out Crosetti
Chris,msn threw out Grimes. GarDarK flied
] 10 KrecviCh 30 run mo- nit, no error.
ST LOUIS-Stirnwclss Threw our STEPHENS
Byncs walked. McQuinn also walked Christ
man flied 20 Methcuy Hsyworth lined 20
SNrnwttSs. No run. no HIT. no error.
THIRD INNING
NEW YORK -BouHam singled 70 deep short
SurnWciss doubled o. right center. Bonham
man n Martin was called out ON strikes
Bonham tried 20 score ON short passed
bal and was out Hayworth TO Kramer. No
ST LOUIS Krsmcr doubled to center
Gutteridgc laid down huut towards third
and beat 81 out ior hr Kramer taxing
third KrCovich singled o. lee, scoring
Kramer Guttcudee stopping AZ second Labs
singled 90 center scoring Guttrrldlc Sicph-
ems forced Laaos Grimes 20 simwciss
ENrncF t.rpCd 20 Grimes hcGulnu walked
. hiling tHc bases CnrStman popped 20
surnweisS. Two runs, four hits. no error
FOURTH INNING
NEW YORK-Llnde.l walked E,tcn hit into
double play McOuInu tu stephens 10 No
Quinn Cruseiu grounded 10 ChIIstman, No
INA no hit no error
Kramer singled 20 icft Gutfcudce forced
Kramer. Grimes 70 Surnwoiss Krceyich
fouled TO Garbark. No run. one hit. no
error
FIFIH INNING
NEw YORK-Grimes tapped IN Kramer
GsrbafE flied 60 KrcCviCh. Bonham was
called on, on strikes. No run. no hii. no
ST LoUis-lasos doubled 10 le't stephens
struck out ByrnsS flied to Iindcl Nc
Quinn flied to Llndeh. No iun. one hit
no error.
SIXTH INNING
NEW YORK -Surnweiu walked Metheny
bounced hirn ono % Kramer who threw
MIN out Siirnweiss was out trying 10 steal
third. HsyWorth 20 Cnristman Martin
sinEleo 20 right Lindcll singled 10 center.
H. Martin STOPPING at second Eiten fouled
10 ChrlStman. No run two nttS. no error
ST. LOUIS-Christnan fouled 20 Garbark
Crosett threw out Hayworh KrameI fied
to hetheny No run, no hit. no error.
SEVENTH INNING
NEw YoRK-Crosctu singled u left
Gfifnet lined 60 M0Quinn who stepped on
lrSt. doubling Cruactt Garbsrk singled 10
center Bonham flied 10 LAabs. No run. Two
ST LOUiS-Cuitcridfe popped 20 F'ten
kreeviCh flied deep % Lindel Nho made
nice running catch Grimes threw out Laabs
No run, no hit. no error.
EIGHTH INNING
NEW YORK-StirnWciSs flied u Byrnes
Actheuy grounded % MrOuinn ~ Martin
flied 10 Kree,ich No run no hi no error.
ST. LOUtS-Stcphens singled 20 center
BYrnes Sffuck out McQuinn dropped one
on the ruof ~ tho rtght field pavilion Tor
. home run scurinr behind Stephens Christ
man singled Ia left ChriStman stole second
and TOOK third when StiruWeiSs failed 90
cover second an error Tor S'irnWeisS Hay
worth iouled o. Grimes and when Christman
tried 20 score after tho catch was out
Grimes 10 CsTnafk Two runs. three hits.
one error.
NINTH INNlNG
NEW YORK-fIndfu vas called out no
strikes GutterioEe threw our Eucr CrnSetu
flied 30 Laabs. No run. no nix. n0 error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Bob Tales
World Series, Stay
Way From My Door,
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

This is the World Series nobody
wants m thlS town. That IS no
body except the fans themselves
sur. the fans are saving hlp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
DEBUT FOR wESTFALL

II is no secret what success the
Lions enjoy in the pro league this
fall depends greatly upon the per-
formances of Sinkwich and West
fall. the former as A paSser and
runner and the latter as a plunger
Sinkwich, former Georgia All
American. was a slow starter last
fall due 10 reporting late.
WeStfall will be making his pro
debut after reaching All-American
heights at Michigan. Dorals is
confident both boys will give a
good account of themselves. even
against the Packers. who already
have beaten the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers. AZ. and the Chicago Bears.
1929.
Westfall is one Of the two
changes Dorais has made in his
starting lineup He has replaced
Elmer Hackney at fullback. Ed
Opalewski will be al left tackle
instead If Bill Rogers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

MANFERD BURLEIGH. gen
eral manager of the Greyhound
Bus Lines. Business has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
FIIIH INNING

NEw YORK-Grimes tapped IN Kramer
GsrbarE flied 90 Krccvich. Bonham was
called out on strikes. No run, no hii. no
erruf.
ST LOUfS-i.ashs doubled 70 LETT stephens
struck out ByrnsS flied to tindc1 No
no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
NINTH ISNISG

WASHfSGTON-Lerebv batted 'or SOL
Ivan and struck out Biuks y'tcd f1i CutH
and lined 20 Mayo Case doubled ln center
Higgins tossed out Mystt. 40 run one MT
crr0r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
SIXTH INNING

NEW YORK -SuruweiX walked Meiheny
bounced hirh one % Kramer who threw
MIN out SjirnweisS was out trying 20 steal
third. HeyWorth 90 Cnristman II Martin
singled 20 right Llndell singled to center.
n. Martin stopping AZ second Ettcn fouled
20 ChriStman. No run two nttx. no error
ST LOUIS-Christrnan fnuIcd 70 Carbark
Crosetu threw out HAyworh KramtL fled
TO hetheny No run. no hit no error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
rIGHIH INNING

WASHINGTON-Gentry tossed out Nva't
Higgins threw out Torres Spence singled %
left kuhel singled 70 oen,er sending spence
- third. Powell DOUBLED 20 lett SCORING
spence and sending KuhFl 10 third GofsicB
replaced Gentry IN the Dor for Detroit Cor
no error
DETROTT-HigGins walked Higgins took
second on passed ball Ferrcll tossed out
YORK Higgins FOinF 10 third wakefield Was
fiven an Intentional pass OUTLAW singled -
center Scoring Higgins Wakefield stopping
a. second Curtis nov pitching for Washing
ton Richards ftrd tn Spence Hoover flied
10 SPENCE One run one hit NJ error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
EIGHTH INNING

NEW YORK -ilndeu vas called out no
ukes GutteridEe threw o4t Eucr Croxstti
ed % LABS No run. no hit no error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
SENLNTH INNING

NEW YORK-Crosctu singled tn left
Grimes lined Co MrQuinn who stepped on
firSt. doubling Cusctti Garbark singled 10
center Bonham flied 10 LAabs. No run. Two
hits no error
krecviCh flied deep % Lindeil Nho made
nice running catch Grimes threw out Laabs
No run, no ms; no error
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

WASHlNGTON-SaiifvAn xinrl~d 10 ieft
center. NiEEeiinK bunied into = double play
Gentry 10 Hoover 20 York. CRE Nicd q
Cramer. No run. one hit. no error
DETROIT-Iort popped 90 sullivan IN
short left. Wakefield doubled a. night oen-
ter Wakefield took third 90 passrd tai
Outlaw anEied 10 left scoring Wakefield
OUTLAW Stole GccoDd Richards struck out
Hoover uss given an intentional pass Gentry
singled to ccnter. scorinE OUTLAW CramsT
singled 10 crnter. Scoring Hoover kayn was
out. Kurei 20 NiKEelinE. Who COVERED hrti
Thrre Nuns fnur NJ no frrnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

NEW YoRK-StirnwciS lined single to
Quinn u Martin grounded 90 Gutterdge
SttruWelSS taxing third Lindell singled to
center scoring StirnweisS E,ten grounded
to MCOuinu one run. two hits no error
ST LOUiS--Gutteridre popped 10 Etten.
Krccvich flied 20 IInccii LAahs foued to
CaTbark. 80 run no hit, no error