The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-04
Borowy
Ties Tails Of
Tigers 9 10 0
Wyss to Stort
for Chicago in
Second Come

DETROIT, Oct. 4-(P)-If the
Detroit Tigers show up today,
the Chicago Cubs take them
on again in the second game of
the 1945 World Series, but it will
be long piece before the folks
forget the lice water" Handy
Andy Pafko must use for blood
and the watermelon-sized heart
Hank Borowy has ticking for
him.
Today is the Detroit Tigers
chance to capitalize from looking
at tn. other fellow.
Hank Borowy made the most
of his former experience with
the New York Yankees of the
American League when he pitch
ed the Chicago Cubs to a 80
shellacking of the Detroit Tigers
in the World Series opener yes
terday. AS a Yank, he learned
the Bengals batting weaknesses.
TRUCKS RECENTLY
DISCHARGED
Now, Virgil (Fire) Trucks,
Steve O'Neilis burling hope to
square the series at one-all, has
his big chance to profit from
having pitched against the bruins
previously.
Recently out of the Navy.
Trucks said he pitched against
'em a year ago while was at
Great Lakes Naval Training
Station) and got line on what
they don't like"
II won't have to be guessing
when I throw them in there,
he said.
Out of the shambles left Of
the American League series
hopes after the clouting Cubs
practically beat the Bengals
brains out for that 90 decision
in yesterdays opener, these two
factors stand out these and
the Man O. War Speed of the
Cubs afield, compared to the
general glue-footedness OF the
old men of Detroit.
Incidentally, this glue-foo:-
edness of the Detroits in general
and outfielders Roy Cullenbine
and Hank Greenberg and in
fielders Shelter Webb and Eddie
, Mayo in particular had the lex
perts", who didn't watch the
American League much this
year, wondering today just how
come the Tigers managed to WIN
the Junior Circuit championship.
Some of the more exuberant
National leaguers, in fact. were
even talking of four-straight
series, because the Chicago
champs went over the big
hump by knocking off the Zig
ers' head man, 25-game winner
Hal Newhouser, in the opener.
The Cubs piled up ID big hits
in blowing the awesome New
houser out of there in three
rounds and practically raising
Jumps on a couple more Tiger
twirlers. Six of the hits were
split between Pafko and failing
Phil Cavarretta, who Clipped
in a 37O-foot homer and the key
single of the proceedings. When
he beat out Mayo's slow fielding
of his hopper to second in the
first, he opened the gates for
four runs to come through and
put the game on ice.
But above all this thunder,
YOU have to 60 for the GOODNESS
of Handy Andy under Fire, both
at bat and afield, and the man
ncr in which Borowy not only
beat the Bengals, but shut them
out using his heart almost ex-
clusively.
HANK HAS BREAKS
It's an old baseball axiom thai
YOU can't argue with a shutout
but heaving Hanks arm ]us'
wasn't there time, even with the
help of the hot bricks DR.. An
drew Hemingway Lotshaw, the
Cub trainer, had to foresight Il
heat I'D and keep in the dug
out. The Tigers had Hank hang
ing from the ropes in every one
of the first six frames. They hat
at least two men on base in fiv'
of these half dozen sessions, ane
in one-the first-they put fo'il
aboard. In this round. two sin
giles and walks TO two batters-
. on eight pitched balls-sand
wiched a double play. fortunate
ly for Hank.
All told, Hank handed fiv'
Tigers the free ticket to first u
as many innings, as his contro
collapsed all over the place. Blu
for the big lead his mates CAV
him early by mailing Newhouse
for those four runs coming ava.
from the barrier. plus the fame
fielding feats they put OIL Z
mil him out of more hot wac