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Evening star., 1945-12-04
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Evening star., 1945-12-04
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to the hills near Christchurch,
where there are no telephones and
no roads. There he Is in hiding.
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What is your opening lead?
(copyriEht. 1a45, by Charles H. Goren)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Started as Outfelder

The Prince. who halls from Ha-
waii, via the Pacific Coast League,
Phillies. Fort Worth, Milwaukee
and Buffalo, was once an out
fielder. He was on outfielder when
the Philles bought him from the
coast loop some years ago. II was
at Fort Worth, in the Texas
League, under Rogers Hornsby
that Hank was switched over from
the outfield TO pitching.
But he always could hit well
and the Tigers. in l943 when the
Prince first wore Detroit livery.
used him for pinch hitting. and,
at Buffalo this summer he played
IN the outfield when not pitching
GaSsoway was supposed to 60
20 the Cubs this spring but
something happened and the
Athletics got him =. which WAS
no break for the left-hander
since IL looks like the Chicago
club will win the flag In the
National League.
GaSSoway allowed onl v eight
hits in the y innings yesterday.
pitching himself out of some
nasty spots.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Masonic League
Opens Tonight

Greater sonic Bowling
League will open ITS season AT
Olympic Recreation tonight at
$50 with 16 teams. Friendship
holds five franchises, Ionic three,
Palestine. Findlater, Union, High
land Park, Detroit Lodge, East
gate, Westgate and Composite
each one.
Some of the leading spillers IN
the league are John Petro, Herb
Case, Freddy Breckles. Joe Costa.
Steve Morris. Alex Heiden. War
rcn Hoffman Joe Redmond, Joe
Slater. Ray Frabrizi, Doug Camp
bell. Augie Janowsky, Bert Pear
son. Tommy Thompson, Al Robin
son and Red Thornton
Officers are {. Wesley Hadley.
president; Frank Doering, vice
president. and Ira Khbbe, secre-
tary-trcaSurer
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
EsteIeIIe Robbed

There were. of course. heart
aches Tor all Tigers IN the night
cap. especially people like Jimmy
OUTLAW, Roy Cullenbine. George
Caster and Bob Swift, With three
hts. two OF them triples. Outlaw
vas hitting star Of the 16-inning
contest. He drove in both Of De-
troit runs
incidentally. IL took 40 innings
10 decide one game Yesterdays
16-inning contest was "A playof
OF the 2i-inning record game the
Tigers and Athletics staged here
July y. I'm that game Les Muol-
Ter pitched 10 and two-thirds in
nlngs and allowed only one un-
earned run, you will recall per-
hapS
The feature number In Cullen
bine's sensational repertoire was
one-handed leaping stabAoff
Bobby Estaleiia Later he turned
In a marvellous throw 90 the
plate which nabbed Estalella
trying for run which would
have ended the game In the
eleventh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Hudson Keeps
Record Clean

Two teams will be eliminated
from the Detroit Softball Associa-
tion playoffS at Mack Park tonight
when Eastside Sports and Bills
clash at s p. m. and Hudson 154
meets johnson at $50 All of these
clubs have lost one game in the
series which. is two defeats and
out. Last night lWO girls of the
DSA proved their superiority over
UAW All-StarS in one-slded y
to win.
Hudson AA retained lis un-
beaten record in the DSA series by
beating Briggs, p, in an Shining
game, the winning run coming
when leftfelder Bruno Balducci
wafkcd.-waS sacrificed te second,
reached third on an out and scored
when shortStop Eddie Tyson threw
badly TO third on Steve Pollonis
grounder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

men playing with the Lions
this fall are two who gained their
release on points End Ade Klep-
per, who played at Western Mich
igan. piled up more than the
minimum army requirement dur
ing 81 months in North Africa.
Sicily and Italy and wore five
battle stars when discharged. He
held the rank of sergeant and
served in tank corps under Gen.
Patton.
Tackle Dick Mesak accumulated
his needed Al points during four
years service with the navy, two
Of them spent in the South Pacific.
MeSak- was discharged last Fri.
day and joined the club on Sat-
urday. Both Klepper and Messk
will play with the Lion freshmen
Saturday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
On Home Ground

Andy hasn't played on the
Titan gridiron since his gradua.
ton and. for all his experience
in the pro league, is looking ahead
10 Saturday night just as though
he were actually a rookie half
back.
There will be a couple of boys
performing in the Lions lntra.
squad game whom we imagine
Michigan's Fritz Crisler would like
TO have back in uniform at Ann
Arbor for this weeks opener with
Great Lakes.
They are Bob Westlall, ALI
American fullhack Ann Arbor
in 1874 and Tom Harmon's run
ming mate the two previous years.
and John Greene, now playing end
for Gus Dorais.
Greene understudied tackle
Al Wistert for the Wolverines
for two years and perhaps IL
was merely because he was
playing behind this great star
that his own potentialities were
not realized.
At any rate, by mid-season
last year. In his first profess
sional campaign. Greene had
earned ranking as the Lions
No. lneman and the best de-
fensiye tackler on the club. He's
even better this fall. Both will
be in the Lions varsity lineup
AT Saturdays kickoff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
# Results
In P|dyoff
By LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13--
Fame, in double dipped portions,
beckoned Prince Henry Dana. The
handsome Hawaiian. making his
first mound appearance as a
starting pitcher for the Tigers, in
the currently turbulent league
pennant fight, was within one
pitch OF a glorious one-hit shut
out. an achievement which would
have given his club sweep OF
both ends OF Gouble-header with
the Athletics here yesterday.
With two out and Hal Peck on
first base. as a result Of walk,
Bobby Estalella had count of
three balls and TWO strikes. Dana
had only 10 retire the stocky
Cuban on another pitch and great
fame would be his.
But here the Hawaian'S castle
OF cards caved in on him. EStalella
blasted a roaring two-bagger far
to left-center, a hit that scored
Peck and tied up the game at
one-all.
From there the Athletics went
on 10 beat the Tigers, 81, in a l6-
inning affair. 1t was really a 40
inning triumph for the AS because
that second game was a playoff
I of the 24.inning Tie played here
earlier in the season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Here's What Happens
If Tigers Win Flag

In the event the Detroit Tigers win the championship
Of the American League World Series games in Detroit are
scheduled following dates
Wednesday Oct 3, 1;30 2. NJ.
Thursday Oct 4, 80 PM.
Friday Oct s, 80 P. NJ.
Postponement for any games will be played on
following day.
Applications for World Series box and reserved seat
tickets can be made under following conditions
Letter with printed typed signature must re-
quest tickets for the three games and
contain sef-addressed return envelope Requests for
lesser number will obviously permit of wide
spread distribution Of tickets No application by telegraph
special delivery registered mail will be accepted
Envelopes requesting tickets should be marked "WorId
Series Department
2-State your preference 10 box seats, reserved
eats right left field grandstand Price scale follows:
Box seat (three games) S21.60 (tax ncl)
Reserved grandstand - 1900 -"
Right. left field grandstand Z" 1880
group possible Identification cards will be mailed TO
those whose requests be filled when II Is certain the
games will be played in Detroit Holders of these cards
will the number the card and call at the box office
at Briggs Stadium designated by such number
DO not send remittance until notification card Is
received.
Detroit Baseball Co.
Briggs Stadium Michigan and Trumbul Avenues
Detroit 16 Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Ford 0Idtimers
Play Sept. Il

Nick Altrock and other promi-
nent baseball comedians will be
initiated if not outdone Friday
night. Sept. q. at Rotunda Field,
when the fifth revival OF the
Ford Motor Company Oldtimers
baseball game takes place.
Those scheduled TO play:
Factory OldtimeTt - Don Hovey r. Ray
Rausch p. Max -Wiesmyer 10 Dutch Eber.
vein, 2h Jim Bosssrdet 30 Elmer Hogan or
John FItTTy- Hu-Tr-R RAEE4nl14-- 4t--iAcs <
Blot a Harold Empson, "
Once Oldtimers--Gecrre wilcox e George
Cou,ton p Jim Ro0ney b stan Pay ~,
CAPT O A johnson. 81 ~ KrauSmsr ~
l1hr Bugss n ~ Freeman q Harold
Turner n PAT smith Jack Kisrkinf. clay
tcr sommeu and Bill Hest0n Unity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Bob Tales
Farkos With Rockies
in Lions Squad Tiff
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

The 'unrookiest" of the rockies
Is going TO lead Detroit Lions new.
comers into action against the old
timers under the u. of ID. Stadium
lights at $50 p. m. Saturday and
his presence in their backfield
gives the fresh m n the best
chance they ever had 10 knock
over the varsity in this annual fix
ture.
OF course, it's Anvil Andy Far.
kas.
Andy. the highest scoring pro-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Dempsey IS Given
Temporary Release
UNSATISFACTORY So

WASHINGTON. Sept. Il (INS)
The coast guard announced to-
day that Commander Jack Demp-
sey is being released temporarily
from active duty.
No details were given beyond
the fact the former heavyweight
champion VIII be assigned 10 ac-
tlNe status again on oct 20 10
tour tho country in the interests
OF the Victory bond drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Mike SuIIo' S Wife
Sponsors Tourney
Times Photo

Peggy Sullo. wife Of the Mack
Park impreSario, Nick. is Spon-
Soring a girls invitation Softball
tournament AT Mack Park TO start
Friday and end Monday She will
pat up a 500 war bond and has
SiN entries to date, Pcpsi-Cola.
BombcrcttCS, Chicks, Hudson and
TWO of tho DSA and the Davis
&C. Fridays schedule is Davis
&C vs.. Chicks Al 6 . and Hudson
IS EombcTcttcy 1T 2. ABSA play
off mems game Will be played at
q so
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
kxv&S

International League semifinal
playoffs were all square today at,
one game apiece after Montreal
defeated Baltimore, Sd, and New
ark downed Toronto, S-3 Mil
waukee jumped back in the run
ming in the American Association
playoffs by winning over Louis
vile. 4-3, as Indianapolis fell for
the second time to St Paul, So.
Fred Vaughan, Washington Sen
atorS' utility infieldcr, was fined
500 for failure 10 cover second
base on pitchout against the
White SoX by manager Ossie
Bluege.
Baseball Commissioner Happy"
Chandler has authorized 30 day
post season transforming tours by
major league players ruling
came at requeStsof Bob Feller, Of
Cleveland, and includes all big
leaCucrS as well AS cX-servicemen
returned 10 the majors.
international League this sea-
son drew almost 10000 more fans
than IN 1914 despite lack Of close
ponnant race 49,. Montreal Royals,
pennant winners, led the pack
with 96.720 attendance. and To-
-FeHte- aHd- Syracuse also showed
increases
Highest price ever paid for a
ycarling 2S.000 guineaS or $l17-
600 was bid at Newmarket sales
in London by the Gaekwar of Ba-
roda for a full brother Of this
years Eng h Derby winner,
Dante .u7 Comdr. Clair 4. Bee,
famed Long Island L. basketball
coach. said he will be released
from navy duty soon and viii re-
turn to his old post.
Eleven yachts entered in 1S0-
mile CowcS 10 = Dinard. France,
race-firSt yacht race in six years
off England course altered
because of minefelds with British
destroyer Shepherding boats .
Steady drizzle drove nations top
golfers 10 clubhouse on eve of
opening play in first annual South
western golf tournament at Tulsa,
Okla.
Commissioner Jim Crowley Of
, All-Amerlca Football Conference
appointed Louis Carroll. y. Y. at
/ torncy. as counsel for league :.
/ Knock down. $1,000 bargain.
boosted earnings TO 1929 by
winning $4,000 a d d e d Cowdin
Stakes at Aqucduct Jockey
Ted Atkinson rode four winners at
Aqueduct yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

around, provided thrills for the
fans and heartaches for them
selves. The heartaches came when
they did not finish and thus were
deprived of the chance of posting
a peg on the winning side of the
books.
But their failure TO finish did
not dim the luster of their mas
terly work on the mound. Start
ing a game for the first time
since coming from Buffalo re-
Gently, Dana was on the verge
of n one-hit shutout when fate
stepped in with a cruel blow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

1eSSlonal player
who has ever
been with the
Lions, qualities
TO play w ith
the rook kies
simply because
this is his first
season with the
club. But for
the last seven
years he has
been the run
ming sparkplug
of the Wash
ington Redskins
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Lazetich With Rams

And speaking of men Crisler
may be missing what about Milan
LaZetich? Last season was the
only one al Michigan for the
brilliant tackle. Later kidney
ailment was said 10 have ended
his playing career. Nevertheless,
he signed to play pro ball with
the Cleveland Rams and has al
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
OTHER BACKS

Brown has no Bruce Smiths
or Steve LachS or Bill RadovichS
on this years eleven Most Of tho
lads are high school stars or played
their football for small colleges.
One of the most dangerous backs
is Marion Motley, big Negro full
back who played at Nevada Uni
versity.
With Motley in tho backfield
are Bill Bye, who played at Anoka
High School in Minnesota; George
Terlap, a promising quarterback
AT Notre Dame and Bill Chandler,
from AmundSen High in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

READY earned q
starting job at
guard with the
club.
w en- tn 2
r a m $ b eat
Washi n & o n.
2l-0. a fe W
n ig hts a o,
LaZeuCh wax a
standout in the
Cleveland line
Among the Ii
disch large d
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

c o m pet ition,
even / h ou 6 h
-lheY-maY be
shy the hnesse
b GA ste d by
teams in the
upper bracket.
With h ir
brilliant pitch
ing. Pr1n c e
II c ry Dana
and Ch lie Y
G. a SIS ow ay, a
pair Of veterans
who have been
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Football Meeting

Managers Of teams desiring TO
enter the Detroit Mite Football
league. which will play Wednes-
day and Thursday games AT Mack
Park starting the first week in
October arc requested 10 attend
a meeting 10 be held next Mon
day evening, 9 p. m. at Mack
Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
SPORTS
Those As Are Always Tough for Tigers
BY LEO MACDONELL

PHfkADELP ELPHIA, Sept. 13--
There were thrills and heartaches
in yesterdays stirring battles be-
tween the hard-presSed pennant-
chasing Tigers and the pesky last
place Athletics here at Shibe Park.
AS fans remember, the Athletics
always have given the Tigers tight
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

Before that. Farkas was n
three-year standout under Gus
DOrais Mt the u. OF ID. Not only
II IL good TO see Andy back I'm
Detroit for keeps, and with the
Lions, but II is good 10 again
know the Dorais-Farkas touch
down combine Is In operation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS REsULTs
DETROIT ia. Phiisdsiphia ~. second
Eame is inninGsi.
1T. Louis ., Boston
Ns~ York - Chioaso ia. tSsoond tams
10 inninfsl
Washington 5, Cleveland 4.
IODAY's GAMES
DETROIT At Philadelphia
Cleveland al NAShinEton, night
Chicago at New YORK.
IT. Louis AZ Boston.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
BO-BO HIT HARD

Thus the teams had to play a
total Of 40 frames 10 decide what
will 60 into the standing of the
clubs as just one ball game.
The Tigers had beaten the
Macks. Ia, in the first game,
pounding Bo-Bo Newsome hard.
A crowd of 12,05l customers saw
the twin bill.
Estalella, celebrating in grand
Latin fashion, figured in all his
teams three runs. He not only
ruined Oana's debut but he fig
ured in his teams second marker
in the eleventh and then in the
produced the telling blow
which brought Mayo Smith home
with the winning run,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

What's this guy Estalella got
against Tigers: IL will be re-
membered that he dropped a hy
ball In ST. Louis last fall which
enabled the Browns to beat the
Yankees In one of the conquests
that squeezed the Tigers out of
the 1914 championship race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
As Beat Tigers in 4o-|nnins Came

George KelI, Athletics third baseman, tags out
Skeeter Webb when the Tiger shorstop tried to go from
Intern aionAPh
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
GREAT RECORD

1t. Paul Brown has a great rec
ord 10 live up 10 with this team.
Spectacular victories have been a
part of their story. none more
sensational than the last second
triumph over Notre Dame in the
final game of the season that
ruined what was 10 be the finest
season in the history Of the South
Bend institution.
The simultaneous ascent of col
lege football and the decline Of
service teams caught Brown right
in the middle this fall. II won I
be so apparent against Michigan,
which has few returning service
men on its roster, but il will be
in several other contests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
SECOND GAME
PHILNDELPHIA

s-Batted for Cramgr Boo ten H.
bran fOI kcGncD i1 c'r, enth
E. e-Battea- -Gag-t.--s--a -l--t,fih
d-Baited for Cas.tg boz 81. cen a.
NNone out vi 70 Winuil9 run scored
DETROIT 600 200 100 OlO oon ~
Philsdelphis 600 600 ooj Oio 600 80
Runs-CuLcnbinc ? Pcck Smith. Kith
EUors-PccK 2. Runs beted in-OutIaw ?
Estslcla Sichcr'. T.,-base hi,s-Esteua =
Ken. Thrce-besc his-Ou,law ?. Peek stolen
bases--CuucnuinC Double plsys-Nsi,r 60
Webb % York. Hail go Btgnca 90 Sicbcrt Left
on baseS-Dcuoit IA Philadelphia 10 Bases
on bailS-Oii Dsns q. u.f Caster 3 Oh GsSs-
away ? oN Black ]. struck uut-Bv Csass-
away 3 by Oana g. hy easier boy Black
Hifs-ON Osna 3 in To- innings OF GsGs-
aNay In - innings. OH Trout n In
niaf. OF Caster IN 4 innings off Black
4 in innings Winning pitchcr-Black.
Losing p'ChCr-Trout Attcndapce-l2
Time %. Umpircs-MoCoSan, Rue and
P1stsrclla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
ct. Lakes Ill. n War
Baby. May Be Lost
BY EDGAR HAYES

have implicit faith in the atomic bomb end all
right the 195 team will be the last of the Great Lakes
football eevens
Saturday Arbor, the Sailors will have their only
In
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

Smith bstteo for NcWsom In he eighth
kiEt bAued for BoNles in niath.
DETROIT oio i2i o2o-7
Philadelphia Ool 600 100
RunS-weob Cramcr, York. Culenbine
Msier ?, Richards siebert McGhee, Rosar
Smith Runs batted in--Msier. York 3.
Hoover. Rosar. webb. Siebert Errors-Hooyer
2, Ncwsom. Two-base hits-Webb. Msier
OUTLAW Home run-York Sacrifice hits
Benton Hoover. Webb. Left on baseS-De-
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