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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Nelson
Texas Open

DALLAS. Sept. 9 CUP)-Lord
Byron Nelson, the war bond gath
ering kingpin of golfing royalty
took strangle hold on another
s.. 400 in bonds today with his
third subpar round in the $l3,333
Texas Victory Open, a one-under-
par 10 giving him a 54-hole total
of POS and a four-stroke lead over
the field.
For the second straight day, an
unwieldy putter kept the Toledo,
o.. professional from SCATTERING
par TO shreds. His straight-as-a-
string driving and accurate pitch
ing were good enough to stave
eff determined BID by ms gold
dust twin" Harold (Jug) Nc
Spaden, who sizzled around the
tricky Lakewood course in 6S,
thanks TO the most sensational
shot of the tournament.
McSpaden's 6S. added to his
l44 total for the first SO holes,
gave him a 212. and was the low
round of the day. His beautiful
recovery from the rough less than
two inches from the fence lining
No. s fairway was the talk of the
gallery of some 5000 which fol-
lowed the players in the next to
the last day of the Texas Open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Army-Irish Game
Already a SeIIout

WEST POINT, n. Y, Sept. 9
CUP) 49, Col. Lawrence tBiff)
Jones, graduate manager of ath-
letics, announced today that all
seats had been sold for the annual
Army-Notre Dame football game
al Yankee Stadium on Nov. II.
Although the game annually is
a sellout. this is the irSt time
that the tickets have been sold out
as early as nine weeks before the
game. Jones said the ticket office
here could handle no more appli-
cations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

Henshaw asked Pipgrass what
kind of a hitter he was when he
pitched for the Yankees.
"Worse than you" Pipgrass re-
piled. -. Pipgrass boasts that
he struck out five times in one
world series. The Yanks were
playing the Cubs at the time.
Henshaw roomed with Sammy
Baugh, the great Washington
Redskin football pitcher, one
spring training season when the
pair were Cardinal teammates.
:. Baugh tried out for third
base. Gle couldn't hit Curve
ball" Henshaw recalled. Jim
Bagby. Cleveland pitcher. likes 10
draw cartoons. =. Oris Hockett.
his teammate. played under the
name of Jim Brown with Norfolk
and Sioux Falls. Hockett at
tended Alabama Poly and Ne
braska State Teachers College.
Joe Heving played in the out
field for Grand Rapids in the
Michigan-Ontario League back in
1923. Allie Reynolds is OF Irish
1ndian-English descent. He halls
srom Oklahoma. where he was
eduated from Oklahoma A. and
He is u. - AL Smith
missed no.hit games
with one-hitters against the White
Se& and Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
teacher Named Luke

James Luther Sewell got the
nickname Luke from school
teacher Don Gutteridge OF
the Browns teaches school al
Pittsburgh. Kan. in the winter.
And Guy Outright of the White
Sox is a pedagog IN Mexico,
Mo. when not playing big league
ball Fred Toney, National
League pitching ace OF two dec
AIDES or more ago who once
twirled a 10-inning no-hitter. rs
now a guard al a Nashville, Tenn,
aircraft plant-and weighs 3O8
pounds AS a result OF the
Vince DiMaggio-Bill Benswanger
argument, the Pirates now allow
their players 10 sign meal checks
up 10 SIS en- days when the Pirates
play night games on the road d.
The $3.50 limit still stands when
games are by daylight Dr.
Maggie was called on the carpet
for spending SO one day in Philly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Yankees Stopped
By Rookie, II
Rex Cecil HurIs
Boston TO Victory

BOSTON, Sept, 9 - The Red
Sox belted themselves back 10
within three games OF first place
as they defeated the pace-Setting
New York Yankees. II. in the
second game of the series this
afternoon.
While Rex Cecil, rookie right
handler, was holding the Bombers
10 five singles. three of which
came after two were out in the
ninth, the Cronimen were comb
ing Ernie Bonham for II of their
II hits and all their runs in the
first six innings
George NJ kovich, hitting
safely in his 23d consecutive
game 10 tie an all-time Red Sox
record, fashioned his ninth homer
TO tie the score in the last of the
first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

at Wilmington. Del. converted
him into an outfielder When
announcing his retirement as
head of the National League,
Mervyn (Red) Dutton said. 1T
was q mighty tough decision for
me 10 make after "a years in the
game He quit 10 confine all
his attention 10 a contracting
business in western Canada.
Walter Boom BOOM Beck
once pitched for the Browns
And Paul Richards posted a 36l
batting average TO help Mime
spolis win a pennant in the Amer
lean Association one season . .
Don Barnes, president OF the
Browns, admits he is a double
dyed-in-the-wool baseball fan .
Yale's Ducky Pond, whose last
prewar coaching assignment was
at Bates College in Maine, is in
charge of football at Georgia
Pre-Flight this year Cecil
Isbell, passing ace of the Green
Bay Packers. now coaching at
Purdue, has a readymade fullback
IN stocky Ed Cody. transfer from
Boston College Minnesota
will charge service men and
women so cents each TO see any
of the six home games Why
not let them in free? asks one
curious scribe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

- Before a crowd that may reach
900 or more, Paul r(DiZzy)
trout and Harold Newhouser,
baseball's 1914 mound sensations,
will pitch for the Tigers against
the Indians in a double-header at
Briggs Stadium this Sunday.
Trout will be bidding for his
25th triumph Of tn. season with
Newhouser seeking his oath. They
have suffered 10 and 8 losses. re-
spectively. Ns
Before the regular season ends,
the pair hope to set a new modern
league record of combined wins.
breaking the 52-game fetal estab-
hshed by Lefty Grove and George
Earnshsw with the Athletics In
1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Trout and NeWhouser Face
Tribe in TWin Bill Sunday

Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean. in
1884. totaled 40 victories. a mark
which the Detroit fingers seem
sure TO surpaSs.
The games Sunday will con-
clude the four-game series with
the Indians, following which the
Tigers will enjoy four-day
vacation in the American League
schedule. After that they will
move over to Cleveland for four
games, their last road contests.
With the Cleveland set COM
pleted. the Tigers return to
Briggs Stadium, where they will
wind up their seasons schedule
playing the four eastern clubs
New York, Boston. Philadelphia
and Washington-in that order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
One-Armed Pete
Sets-a Record

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 9 CUP)
Pete Gray sensational one
armed outfelder OF the Memphis
Checks. tied the modern record
for stolen bases in the Southern
Association when he pllfered two
bases in a double-header at Nash
Vile last night.
Gray's total Of 6S thefts ties
the modern mark the flying spikes
OF Hazen (KikD Cuyler set in
1923 with Nashville Cuyler. now
manager of the Atlanta Crackers.
set his record in LAO games while
tho Memphis star has played in
slightly more than 100 games this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Western Michigan
In GIG Romp
By EDGAR HAYES

KALAMAZOO, Sept. at was
hot, dreary. long afternoon for
the soldiers from Fl. Sheridan a.
they dropped 81 to 6 verdict TO
a flashy Western Michigan Col
lege eleven here this afternoon.
The soldiers. badly disorganlzed
at the start, fell TO pieces COM
pletely before the, well-driUed
Broncos. who scored in every
period but the first
The soldiers had a wide edge IN
experience over Western Michigan
but the sailors and marines who
make up the local ball club had
too much class and were IN far
superior condition TO the visitors.
After a strong showing IN the
first period. Fl. Sheridan wilted IN
the middle two periods and the
Broncos pushed over nine touch
downs and collected five extra
points and a safety and touch
down in the fourth period com
nlpted the rOiit
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Double Pays S1,472
Al Hawthorne

CHICAGO. Sept. 9 tUP)-Long
Ago and Sunsport combined for
a 81 1890 daily double al Haw-
thorne today, fourth highest pay
of Of the 1874 season.
Long Ago paid 5000 for 81 in
the first race. Sunsport returned
STA for 81 in the second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

TOtalg 81 % II Iotaf 81 = II
sBatted FOR Bonhsm 81 seventh.
fBated FOR Zuber IN ninth
Ma. York 100 600 oOo--1
Ros,on iOl 3o2 0Ox-7
Runs-stirnveiss. Finney. Metkovich, John-
son Tabor Bucher 2 Lake Error-StirnweiSs
Runs batted in-Lindel Metkovich 2, PArtee
Cecil Finney 8 Tvo-baSe hits-Finney :,
Fox Home run-Metk0vlch Sacrlllee MT A.
cecil Double piAys-MArtin TO Crosetn 10
Ttten Crosetu 60 StirnWeiSS 10 ktten LeIt on
baSes-Boston New York g. Bases on balls
--On Cecil 5 off Bonham stfuck out-py
ceeu hy Rapham / Hits-9H Bonham !
In 8 inninRs. of ZuheT In innings WIG
piteh--B0nham- Losing pitnher-B9nhAm-U M
biTeX-T,TievP WesfeT and Rommei. Time
Ir55 Kttend6nce-I2 7g4 paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

All Tiger regulars save Pinky
Higgins and Joe Hoover bagged
at least two bingles in the after
moons cannonading and each
dashed out a two-bagger. ESQ
Pat Secrecy, Cleveland sandlot
graduate, collected a home run.
a double and a single to pace the
Indian clubbers. 1t was his 18th
of the season. Mickey Rocco
limited them to singles. Seerey's
home run came off Rufus Gentry,
last of the Tiger trio of pitchers
and the official winner of the con-
test
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Ninnitz Can
To 5n1d(ked
Amber Light
Runs Fourth
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Smacked. the 9-year-old geld
ing that can outspeed almost any
thing on the turf when he takes
notion. got the idea again Sat
urday and left the odds-on
favorite Dixiana Farms Amber
Light. out of the money as he
led every step of the way to win
the $4,000 A Admiral Nimitz
Handicap at the Detroit race
track.
Smacked's victory, achieved
before crowd of 1873 was
matched in the ST 500 Gen. Vande-
grift Handicap by the Canadian
invader, Tulachmore, a ST. shot
which led all the way over a mile
and an eighth 10 a surprise VIC
tory which saw the even money
favorite. Col Teddy, finish sixth
and last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Maui Pitchers
In 15-6 Win
Both Clubs Get
Is Hits. York 4
BY LEO MACDONELL

Booming bats, fantastic throws.
slippery fingers and a parade OF
ineffective pitchers churned up a
tumultous game in which the
Tigers overwhelmed the Indians,
Is to 6, at Briggs Stadium Sat-
urday.
AS a result of the triumph, Sec
ond in as many starts in four-
game series. the pennant chasing
Tigers edged up to within one
half game of the league leading
Yankees, who fell to the Red Sox.
in the roaring American League
championship dog fight.
The weird spectacle was wit
messed by $3.50 Joyous customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NeW YORK Queen ~ and Dubiel l7-lOb
a. Boston tO'Neill 4-s and Dreisewerd IL !
II 30 m EWT
Philadelphia Flores e-s and Black s-el a.
Washington fNigge.inf 81 and Leonard IL
II ~ 30 p m. EWT
Cleveland Gromek - and Harder IL ,
lat DETROIT tNeWhouset 23-s and Trout
7A-ioi-i 80 m EWT
81 Louis Potter l4-T and Kramef l2-l2 3
az Chicago Haynes 7-I0 and Humphries
6-s II 80 m CWT
NATIONAL LFAGIE
Boston tAndreWs l2-l A. New YORK
ipy'r 6-e - 80 p m ENT
Brooklyn tGregg ala anc Melton sill al
Philadelphia lGerheauser Ills and Barrett
al two Esmcs--l 80 p m EWT
Pittsburgh Butcher 30 and Strincevich
Il-6i Al Cincinnati Walters 2O-7 and Garter
- two gsmes-l 80 r. m EWT
Chicago PASCAL 100 and Erickson As
a. s. Louis Cooper 2O-6 and Lanier l7-s
two gameS--i 80 p m CWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
NINTH FOR GENTRY

1t was Gentry's ninth victory
of the year against 13 defeats.
Frank (Stubby) Overmire started
for the Tigers and was batted out
Of the box in the third. after the
Indians had nicked the little left
handler for eight hits and three
runs. Two beautiful throws by
Jimmy Outlaw to third base and
a double play helped Overmire to
hold down the enemy scoring.
Johnny Corsica took over and
was belted to the showers in the
assh after Secrecy, Lou Boudreau
and Roy Cullenbine had punched
hits, two of them two-baggers. To
the hill came Gentry, who with
a bit of a struggle, finished.
OUTFIELDER IN BOX
Ed Klieman, big right-hander,
lasted but four innings for the
Indians, during which time the
Tigers collected nine hits and six
runs. The veteran Joe Heving re-
placed Klieman and held out until
the seventh when Paul Calvert
from Montreal was sent to the
mound.
Young Calvert got through the
seventh nicely, but the eighth was
another story. He pitched TO six
Tiger batters without getting a
man out and Boudreau, desperate
and short of Fingers, sent Pat
O'Dea, an outfielder,. to the box.
After donating a single to Gentry.
the fourth of the Cleveland hurl-
ers retired the side and for the
tired base-romping Tigers the
days work was done.
They had scored six runs in the
eighth-one more than that total
in the third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

New YoTk-At home; 2 with Philadelphia.
Away At Boston. al ST. Louis. 3 at
Detroit. 3 At Cleveland, 4 Al Chicago. l a.
Philadelphia
81. Louis--At home: with New YORK ;
with Boston. with Chicago. with wash.
inFton ) with Philadelphia Away al
Chicago.
DETRolT-At home with New YORK ,
with Cleveland 4 with Boston. with Phila-
delphia. 4 with Washington Away. 4 at
Cleveland.
Boston--At home with New YORK Away
, a. Washington, AZ Detroit 2 At Cleve-
land 3 Al St Louis. a. Chicago.
Does not include night game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Gets 9th HoIe-in-One

J. ]. Cheviron got a hole-in-one
Saturday on the 145-yard seven-
teenth at the Detroit Golf Club.
Cheviron used a No. z iron. II
was his sixth hole-in-one since he
took up golf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
SEVEN PITCHERS USED

At the expense of seven pitch
ers-four Cleveland and three
Detroit-the teams rolled up a
grand total of 35 hits and in adj
dition to scoring II runs. left 19
runners stranded on the sacks.
With four hits. one Of them a
terrific triple and another a two
Dagger, Rudy York paced the
Tigers in combing the quartet of
Indian chuckers for Is safeties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

G e &c Pip
grass, fello W
umpire, agrees
with him. .
! n c | dentally,
MCGOWAN UNI
pired 2 . 5 3 2
s I r a | e h I
A m e r ! C a n
League games
before neuritis
forced him to
miss a game in
1910. Roy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

in figure skat-
ing Frank
Colnan Of the
Pirates started
as a h o c X Q y
player in Lon
don. Ont
Played amateur
hockey In
b a s Q b u he
started as a
pitcher. Later
Charley Berry,
now an umpire,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Tiqer Box Score

RUNS-HoaE Boudreau 2 HlfEins CTamtr-
Mayo 3 York ) Wakefield g. OUTLAW q.
Seerey Richards. Hoover Runs hstted tn
Boudfcau Cuusrbine 4 York wakefield
Richards ? Hoover ?, Gentry 2 Errors
Boudreau HoaR Ketner Hoover Two-hase
hitS-Boudreau Higgins YORK Seerey Rich
ards Cullenbine, Hoover Three-baSe hit
York Home Tun-Secrey Stolen bAses-Weke-
q Double plays-Msyo 70 Hoover 70 YORK ?.
Boudrean 20 Mack 10 Rocco Bases on balls
OF HeVing 2. of Calvert g. of Corsica i.
or Gentry off O'Dea Struck out-By
Klieman / BY Hevinr / BY Calvert / by
Overmire 2 BY Gentry 3 HitS-Of OvermiTe
In innings off Corsica In innings.
off RliemAn 10 In innings. off Heving In
innings of Calvert In / inning Losing
pltcher-KlemAn. Winning pitcher Gentry
wild pitch--Hevtng Passed ball-RichArds
Umpires-Hubbsrd Jones and Berry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
ONE FIRST down

Fort Sheridan made one first
down in the ball game. in the
middle of the fourth session
Western Michigan collected p
first downs in addition TO the 10
touchdowns. They made six pass
interruptions and five of them led
10 markers.
Coach John Gill used every
player on the bench during the
game but the score mounted
Western Michigan used the 7
formation throughout the game
With Ray Louthen doing the pass
ing and handling the ball, they
were able 10 gain almost at will
against the soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Chuck kocsis Beaten
In Lochmoor Tourney
Nv VI. F. DRUKENBROD

The threyear string Chuck KocsiS in district
ended Saturday the first round OF
Lochmoor
Walker Cupper and w Flick beaten by Bill
OF Plum Hollow 2 kOcSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10


three putt greens and the other
pair par golf brought about the
upset.
But Eddie Furgol. the All
American amateur champion. still
~ in there winning and threatens
10 take KocsiS' place as a new
one-man gang in these affairs.
The River Bank star played
maSterful golf Saturday, partlcu-
larly with his irons, 10 %ln two
matches and put himself and J a.
Conway of Lochmoor in Sunday
mornings seminal.
First they eliminated Lew
Hinchman and Sgt. Harvey Young,
? and |. Then they conquerored
Art PONY. state public champion
and big Bob Thompson OF Elwood.
Pa. and 3.
OVER ONLY ONCE
FurCol and Conway were Two
under par in botn matches While
these were also Furogl own
scores Conway frequently was up
there 10 help if needed.
Furgol was over par on only
one hole, No. l, where he three
putted. He got that stroke back
with a birdie on the third.
He also birdied the long holes
on the second nine, then pared
the rest of the way.
After putting out kocSiS and
FLICK Uzelac and II o d @ r by
bowed 10 the Lochmoor pair of
Kent Zimmerman and J. + ForS-
ter IN a match which had a senSa-
uonal ending on the eighteenth.
( Zimmerman holcd a chip shot
here for birdie 3 10 win ] up.
In Sundays seminal Zimmer-
man and Forster will oppose Fred
and Lowry Hammer of Detroit
Country Club who showed the
way Saturday by beating par Sin
STROKES.
EAGLE 3
J The Hammers. who had an
eagle in both matches. was two
under when they defeated the
1t George Victor and Hugo
/ Crave , and | Then they beat
the card by four shots 10 con-
lquer Frank Connolly and Al Wal
/ lace 4 and 3
Fred Hammer holed chip for
An eagle 3 on the twelfth in the
morning. HIS brother got the
other one on the 522-yard four
teenth where he sank a 6-foot
putt
Lochmoor gained a second place
/ in the semifinalS when the father
and son team of Harvey and Bob
Olson defeated Jay Law and Art
Howell l up in 10 holes.
FIRST ROUND
Bu Uzelac-Chet Hoiderhy defeated Chuck
kocsis-J W Fleck 3 and ?
Ken, Zimmerman Forster defeated Bob
4 NonsmakerW Coombs 2 and
Fred and Lowry Hammer defeated II
GEORGE victor-Hugo Krsye, 2 and e..
4 Frank Connolly Al Wallace defeated Prank
/ Farrcll-Tim Griffin ! up
I'd FurgoLJ n conway defested. lev
Hlnchman-Sst Harvey Young 2 and J 49,.
Bob Thompson-Art Pony defeated Joe HIS
Harvey and Bob olson defeated John
D! jsy Esxsr, Hd sSif9 d,i,. iag Gale
= Bill F-nwick up
SECOND RoUNn
Zimmerman Forster defeated Uselsc-Holderby
] up
FRED and Lowry Hammer defeated Connolly
wallace a.
FuTFo-copwsy defeated Pomy-Thompson,
Harvey ane Bob Olson defeated LaW-Howeli.
Il 1 NJ 2 holes
| Young Olson holed a 25-foot
putt 10 win the lith and square
1.-THE match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
tDoe. not include niGht TAmes
SATURDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT IS, Cleveland Q
Boston =, New York 4
st LOUISE hicaEo, night.
Philadel phia-W ashinrton, nifht.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cleveland al DETROIT "a.
New York az Boston a..
ST Louis st Chicago IL
Philadelphia at Washington A..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Varied Career

Suzanne Lenglen was the first
"a wear knee short skirts IN ten
MS and Sonia Henie started EN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

Touchoowns-MsrN J Pedrscine Keddie.
wall Gillespie tgoe Scioo D0vslovsky
Mendryss HemminFson Safety-MorriSsy
Points after touchdown - Pedracine ny
placement = Referee--JACk Bauer Nichi-
ran Unpire--John Bos Michigan state
Head INTERCHANGEABLE Rich. Columbia Field
judRe-Virsil Noble Michigan Normal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Tigers Win; + 1a|f Game From 1st as yanks Lose
Sports
Detroit Baseball
Fans Fairest,
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Bill MCGOWAN. veteran umpire,
says Detroit fans are the fairest
in the American League. &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

Games hfhtnd leader.
tDoes not include niEht rameS
SATURDAYS RESULTS
BOSTON Q, New YORK Q
Cincinnati =. Pittsburgh 4
SUNDAYS GAMES
Nrhieaeo at ~. Louis t7l
Pittsburrh AZ Cincinnati az.
Boston Al Nee York a.
Brooklyn 81 Phiiadelphia al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
THIRD CHOICE

Now racing for the turf firm
OF Haggard and Snediger who
bought him for $4,000 last win
ter. Smaeked went 10 the post
Saturday as third choice in the
race. which saw Amber Light
renew his rivalry with Carl Gra-
hams Night Crawlcr.
This time the rivals let Smacked
run into too long a lead. Charley
Bianco quickly opened two
length lead with his mount and
Was In front BY four He lasted to
win by length from the sur
pFisine Gray Days, ISL shot,
while Night Crawler was nose
hack fertile show with Amber
Light fourth. another two lengths
lnIhe-
Smacked ran one OF the fastest
six furlongs Of the meeting as he
hummed home in Ill. He paid
SOLO
MORE SURPRISING
Tulachmore's triumph was even
more surprising. w +. MacDon-
aid i.year-oid chestnut colt
famed through Canada as a
weight carrier. had scored a nose
victory over less worthy field IN
his only previous start here last
Wednesday.
This time the Canadian colt
picked up top weight OF l2l
pounds, and ran the even money
favorite. Col. Teddy, out Of
breath IN the first mile
Tulachmore paid S1240 after
covering the mile and an eighth
in ] 81 and was also third choice
in the betting.
Jockey Mike Cafarella. beaten
off in the days big races, gave
his many followers a winner in
the last race when he brought
Norman Hernandez Adventurous.
the 81 so favorite. home BY two
lengths. Riding honorS for the
day were divided between Jimmy
Layton and Charley Stevenson.
each OF whom had two winners.
The crowd bet 1897 331 on the
eight races and the Daily Double,
of which S27 1885 went 10 the
state in taxes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Pennant Race
At a Glance

NEW YORK Sept tUPl The American
League pennant race a. a glance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

'Play night game.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
|GOP WOmen's
League Meets
TONzOrrOW

"The District Organization" will
be the theme Of the program at 9
meeting Of the League of Republi.
can Women at 2:30 pm. tomorrow
at the clubhouse, 1912 Rhode Island
avenue NV.
James Wilkes, chairman of the
Republican State Committee for the
District of Columbia, will be the
guest speaker. He will be intro.
duced by Mrs. Joseph r. harrington
chairman of program.
Honor guests will include the
newly-elected committeeman and
committeewoman of the District
Edward Colladay and Mrs. Cooper
Rhodes; the District delegates te
the national convention In Chicago
on June 26, James Councillor ano
Mrs. Joseph McGarraghy, and theil
alternates, Luther Linkins and Ron
aid A. Boone. Other State officers
who also will be guests of honor are
Clyde D. Garrett, vice chairman
Eugene H. Phifer and Joseph c
McGarraghy.
Mrs. William s. Culbertson, presi.
dent of the league, will preside al
the afternoon meeting and at 9
board meeting at pm. preceding
the program.
Mrs. Philip B. Eaton, chairman OF
entertainment, will be in charge oi
silver tea following the program
Mrs. Harry New and Mrs. Robert L.
Bacon will preside at the tea table