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Evening star., 1945-04-08
Stephens and Schultz
BAT Browns 10 81
Edge Over Cards
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-Powered by
home runs by Vernon Stephens and
Len Schultz, the American League
champion st. Louis Browns came
from behind today to win the first
game of the city series from the
world champion st. Louis Cardinals,
3 to g.
Schultz, rookie third baseman,
twice pulled the Browns back into
the ball game by doubling home the
tying run in the fourth inning and
then homering to tie the score again
in the seventh after the Cardinals
took a brief lead
Stephens four-bagger won the
game in the eighth inning. Walker
Cooper hit single, double and
triple in four attempts, driving in
both Cardinal runs. Jack Creel
was the losing pitcher, Tex Shirley
the winner.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Pro Grid Loop Fails Settle Fate Of Homeless Brooklyn After Long Debate
$ar pofts Win 81 in 10th as UnheraIded Roche Checks Braves
Old Liners Houqh
Also Is Colonel

John fTony) Hough, Old Line
guard, who was kept out Of that
famous Maryland-Yale football
game of 1923 because of injuries,
also now is a colonel in the Ma
rine Corps. He was left of the
list inadvertently when Joe Bur-
ger, Ed Pugh, Jack McQuade and
Pat Lannigan were mentioned in
Lew AtchiSon's Win, Lose or
Draw column last Sunday as
having later starred for the
Quantico Marines and all now
are Leatherneck colonels."
Incidentally, all five have fig-
ured prominently in the South
Pacific activities.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

The interhigh baseball series that
gets under way Tuesday is shaping
up a race that may be high
lighted by some Of the tightest
pitching duels seen here in school,
boy history. The top teams are
loaded with experienced flinging tall
ent.
The opening day program is at
tractive. Western, 1914 champion,
invades the diamond of Eastern,
last years runnerup, and Central
plays host to Wilson. Both games
are slated for 4 o'clock.
On the mound for Western will
be Gene Gould, top scolastic hurler
of last season. Opposing him will
be the same pair of twirlers that
dueled with Gould for the title last
spring, Paul Schaefer and Phil Coci-
manO.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Sorozen Urges Golf on Big Scale to Aid Vets

If the war were to end tomor-
row, Sarazen feels that golf would
be wise to devote this year to
laying the groundwork for 1896"
and perhaps q return of national
and international competition.
"We're low on all kinds of
equipment, help Is scarce, the
courses aren't what they once
were, and even the caddies are
gone," SaraZen commented.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Arlington Dogs Best
In National Capital
Shooting Stakes

All winners in the shooting dog
stakes yesterday, which wound up
the 33d annual National Capital
Field Trials, we're white and liver
pointers and all were owned by
Arlington. Va, men, the first and
third place winners by w. B. Law
son.
Top dog of the afternoon was
Lawsons Carolina Don, which made
five finds in the bird fields to take
first place and the Thomas P.
Baldwin Memorial Trophy His
kennelmate, Lawson's Carolina
Duke. won third place Julius
Marcey's Whirlaway Farris Bob was
second.
Carolina Duke and Louis Promos
Singoe's Aris were brought back to
run off second brace to decide
third place.
Friday the puppy stakes and all
age stakes were run off. Winners
in the puppy event were Duration
Bob, white and liver pointer owned
by Joseph Perna of Washington;
second, Maryland Eastern Tar
black and white setter owned by
Paul Smith of Marlboro, Md, and
third, Runabout, lemon and white
pointer owned and handled by IT.
year-old Pete Nibbling of Wash
ington.
The all-age winner was Santee
Pilot Sam, lemon and white pointer
owned by Curtis Marcy of Ar
lington. Lewis Promos, black and
white setter, v for Victory, was
second and Allegany Dan, white and
liver pointer owned by Joe Wiley of
Washington, was third.
There were 81 dogs entered in all
of the braces that were run over
the Skeet Club grounds in Bradley
Hills.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Leonard Aiming to HurI Route
Aquinst Braves Here Today

day and Buffalo on Friday On Sat-
urday the Mats will go to Curtis Bay
for their second clash this spring
with the Coast Guard, remain there
overnight and move into Baltimore
next Sunday for another tilt with
the Orioles.
II the Washington club by then
isn't ready for its flag campaign, it u
be Just too bad.
Mike Guerra still is stalled In
Miami, trying to get reservations tc
bring his family here, but Rogelio
Valdes, the Mats other Cuban
catcher, managed to get to town
yesterday. When Guerra arrives, the
Mats will have only one other player
due-Alex Carrasquel. big pitcher
who must be canoeing up from
Venezuela.
Three Cubans are being shipped
to the Chattanooga farm today
They are Pitcher Luis Alamo, Second
Baseman Hector Arago and Short
stop Manuel Hidalgo. Arago and
Hidalgo, the latter part Chinese, are
likely to come up again next spring
for trial. Hidalgo has been the best
fielding shortstop in the Mats
squad, but is one of those good
field, no hit" Cubans. Alamo at
times flashed some pitching worth,
but must acquire control if he is to
get anywhere in baseball More
Cubans will be shipped this week.
There's much hard work ahead
for Rick Ferrell. The catcher, who
came to terms only week ago after
a prolonged holdout, made no effort
to condition himself before getting
to training camp and it may be well
into May before the veteran can
give a good account of himself. Fol
one Ferrell's age-he's pressing SO
conditioning is a tedious and trying
process
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Dutch Leonard, hopeful of being
honored with the season opener
pitching assignment, today gets his
toughest test thus far in the train
ing campaign. The big right-hand
knuckleballer steps out against Bos-
tons Braves at Griffith Stadium this
afternoon to go full nine innings
if he can.
The game, scheduled to start at
3 O'Clock, will be the Mats last on
their home lot before they encounter
New Yorks Yankees a week from
tomorrow in the inaugural of the
major leagues fourth wartime
championship chase.
It will be Leonards fourth appear
ance in an exhibition this spring
His longest outing was last Tuesday
when he started against the Naval
Air Station at Norfolk and went six
innings to get credit for a win.
Bob Coleman. Braves manager,
plans to reply on two hurlers in the
finale of the six-game series with
Washington. Nat Andrews, right
handler who has been bothered by a
sore arm, probably will start for the
visitors and go few innings. The
finishing assignment will go to Jim
my Wallace, a left-hander.
Therell be plenty for the Mats to
do in the next seven days. They
have exhibitions scheduled right
down to the opening of the season
Tomorrow the Martin Bombers Of
Baltimore will be faced in the final
game on the College Park training
field. Tuesday and Wednesday the
Mats will be at Bainbridge Naval
Training Station battling the strong
Commodores. International League
clubs will be met at Fort Meade the
next two days. Baltimore on Thurs
Evening star., 1945-04-08

"A former caddie himself, Sara
zen estimated that more than
1000, 900 former bag carriers are
now in service.
"The other day We figured up
that 300 former caddies of two
clubs are in the fighting, and if
you multiply that by about 5000
golf clubs in this country, you've
got quite an army of caddies by
themselves" he said.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Racing Scene at Jamaica
Different From 1914
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April IA year
ago 45,796 persons jammed the ia
maica race track to bet $2,6O1 1886
as the thoroughbreds made their
first Northern appearance OF the
1914 campaign.
Today. nominal date for the open
ing of the 1945 season, there wasn't
a soul in the Jamaica amphitheater
because of the racing blackout, de-
spite brilliant sunshine.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Redskins Rely on Friends, Scouts for Guidance
Talent Will Be Scorcer Than Owners Care to Admit

The Skins believe they drafted the
IN Curtis Kukenda of Auburn He weighs
100 about IL He
Brogger Creager
Ag back Brogger game but doesn't
know much about
The only other player expected report Johnny Putnk
State who highly recommended by his
John Nolander the Minnesota tackle o
exhibition
the strength of DonS work
The player situation this
admit doubtful whether
rough will be able play part time with their old clubs and
Governments policy continuing
their
having occupationa discharged veterans
encouraging picture
Evening star., 1945-04-08
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PfeSS.
Gene Sarazen, who occasionally
speaks for golf, thinks the sport
would make a mistake by rush
ing back into things" on q big
scale, if We day comes soon.
Before teeing of on a friendly
round here yesterday with Bob
Hannegan, National Democratic
Chairman, and Senator Tydings,
the little professional said:
THE best thing that the pro-
fessionals, in particular, can do is
to concentrate on helping out at
rehabilitation centers.
Doctors say that golf is won-
derful for war veterans. It gets
them out into the fresh air and
takes their minds of themselves,
and golf can help lot this way"
Evening star., 1945-04-08
|McWiIIiums' Knee Held
|Okuy After Operation

MERIDIAN, Miss, April Tom
(Shorty) McWilliams, Mississippi
State Colleges freshman football
star, who suffered a knee injury
late in the season, has undergone
an operation and surgeons say the
knee will be "as good as new"
McWilliams led the Southeastern
Conference in scoring last season.
He has an appointment to West
Point
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Tribe Rockies Threaten
Smiths Hurting Job
Nv the Associated presx

By the Associated Press.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April AL
Smith, chubby 36-year-old veteran,
may have to make way for youth"
in the battle for two left-handed
hurting posts on Cleveland's mound
staff.
Manager Lou Boudreau said he
plans to keep two southpaws on the
roster, youthful Earl Henry and Hal
Kleine.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
McKeever Starts With T
In Cornell Practice
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ITHACA, N. Y, April 7.-Cornell
University's football team is using
the T formation under Ed Nc
Keever, new head coach.
The former Notre Dame mentor
introduced the system as spring
practice started.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
King, Queen, Princess
Among 10000 at Game

LONDON, April (R.-The King,
the Queen and Princess Elizabeth
we're among England's biggest
sports crowd of the war-90,O00-
that watched Chelsea win the
League South Football Cup today
by defeating Millwall, 2 to 0, at
Wembley Stadium.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Cleveland Nips Hershey
To Tie Hockey Series
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HERSHEY, Pa, April THE
Cleveland Barons rallied in the
second period to pound out a 81
victory over the Hershey Bears and
deadlock the American Hockey
League playoffs at two wins each
here tonight.
The attendance was placed Off
cially at 1898, one of the largest
crowds ever to see a game in the
arena since it opened in Decem-
Der, 1886.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Ex-Big Ten Mat Champ
Is Killed on Two Jimu
By the Associated Press.

6y the Associated fleSS.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, April lit.
Bill Combs, former Western Con-
ference wrestling champion at ITS
pounds, was killed February 10 in
the invasion of Two Jima, according
to information received here by
members of the University of Mich
igan athletic department.
Combs, who held a presidential
citation and the Purple Heart, won
the Big Ten title in 1941 while
serving as Wolverine captain.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Gene McEver Will Help
Brother Coach v. P. |.
Ey the Associated Press.

VIC zzsoOCIHVeU
BLACKSBURG, Va, April T.
Gene McEver, former star back at
Tennessee, has been chosen to coach
the Virginia Tech backf1eld He
will assist his brother, H. M. McEver,
acting head coach.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Runs-Holmes. Mack, Musi (2). Binks.
Gift. Torres, Vaughn (2}: EIrors-Mack,
Evans, Layne Two-base hits-Masi,
Cn1t Thr- b Sc h lar. Hone :
Holmes Stolen base-Ramsey. Sacrifice
-Joost D9rnle p'ays-Cnrer to Sh"rno
to Mack. Left on bases-Brayes. 8; Ma
tionals. IL. Base on palls-.Of HutchinsS
8; off Haefner, 3; of Roche, l. Struck
4; by Roche. i. Hits-on Hutchines. in
rs innings; Of schacher. 2 IN ~ innings;
of Haefner, 5 in 8 innings; of Roche. in
ing pitcher-Schacher.. Umpires-Messrs.
Boyer and Cardoni. Time-2:15.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Schonz Signs With PhiIs

WILMINGTON, Del, April R.-
Bespectabled Charlie Schanz, who
pitched 241 innings and won 10
games for the Phillies last season,
came to terms today and engaged
in his first workout.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
A. A. Signs Umpire Rudolph

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 7 P.-
The American Association announced
today the addition of Harry Rudolph
of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, to the staff of
umpires. He was bought from the
Eastern League.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
ABC Will Replace Medals

MILWAUKEE,, April 7 (P.-The
American Bowling Congress will
replace officially recognized tenpin
medals lost by American service
men overseas.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Win, Lose or Draw
Pro Grid Leaders Used Hotpn in Player Draft
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Stan Correspol

NEW YORK April TOT all club here for the National
Football probably better
prepared with information players wanted than Harry
Philadelphia Alex Thompson of the
Army.
Two Greasy Nea the Eagles coach arrived with such
wealth behops needed haul 1t into the
ference Tayer had half rather thin oose-ea
notebooks this time but nobody knows how much material
tucked in his extremely active mind.
Scouting players is something of hobby with Harry Hobbies
for jobs with led his association with
Thompson Harry fresh out of Yale then ambitious
energetic wholly unnhibited with OF the
Roosevetsno White Rooseves-but OF that
orishing organizing What want done?"
blsn
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Varied Sports
Baseball.

Baseball.
Navy. IL: Ursinus, /.
Newberry, g. Clemson. O.
Wisconsin, 4; Iowa, g.
Catawba, 13; Lenoir- Rhyme, o.
Navy Plebes, 8: Baltimore Poly, 6.
Indiana. Z; Michigan State, 5.
n. Y. o.. Is: c. c.. N. Y. 4.
Columbia, Is: Fordham, s.
Virginia, 20: Bridegwater, T.
Eich,mond 2. 10: MEDICAL College. l.
Depauw, 10; Ball State, z.
Tennis.
Navy. 7; N. c. Prefiight, 2.
Golf.
Navy, Z; M. I. T, 2.
Track.
Iowa State, 80; Iowa Prenigtt, 40: Mis-
souri,, 20.
Scholastic Track.
Woodberry Forest, rs; Thomas JefIer
son hewnoFt KiehmSes2, SeSs, g: 81: maury, 1s,
John Marshall, "a: Petersburg. 33.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Cardinals " OOl o10 oo0-2
Browns - 900 100 11x-3
Runs-Bergamo, schoendienst. Stephens.
Martin, Schultz. Errors - Gutteridge.
Schultz Runs batted INV. Cooper (2),
sehuse sehue " eoePe1 outEeTdse h4se
base hit-W Cooper Home runs-Schulte,
Stephens. Double plays = Gutteridge to
Stephens to McQuinn t2). Left on bases
Cardinals. 9; Browns. 5. Bases on balls
on Donnelly. 1: of Jakueki. /; OF shir-
ley, l. Struck out-By Donnelly. 8; BY
Jakucki. l. Hits-On Donnelly, 8 In s
innings; OF creel 3 in innings; on ia
kucki, in z innings; OF Shirley. ! in
9 innings. Winning piteher-Shirle{:. Los
Grieve and Sears: Time-1:44. Attend
Ance-6325 (pAid)
Evening star., 1945-04-08

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, s.: Los Angeles, 4.
Portland, z; Sacramento, B.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Thuyer Makes Habit of Hobbies Poyno OFF

They walked minded babies bought birthday
Hattie arranged
Halloween
Thaye started by hiring the biggest could
York He coated it with luminous paint built
bar hired orchestra added additional
While danced merry, up
and down Long Island the
whoppng, and Thompson habit hiring
something different interesting Thompson
manager. he put in a hurry-up call for Harry.
Thayer seemed to know what he doing while they
drafting but not many others 1t mostly poke stuff for
their half would
but after that it was like sticking the program with hapn This
particularly the homeech scrambng
to find ten final names to complete their individual lists
Redskins Rely on Friends, Scouts for Guidance
The Redskin staff frankly doesn't about
Its selections The boys friends
scouts and by intuition Jim their
jeff Cravaths The u. told
Tformaon quarterback he'd
Bowl handles the ball
Sid Luckman Cravath said leader the Naval
great player.
Johnny Adams Notre Dame lineman will be available
remembered in negative Ams Jack Banchord almost put
him the beachers block world
autumn George Buan pronounced booyon played center
the team the good impression
De Groo He's Army vet and rugged individual He
sub played the Danes Frank Szymansk
hurt.
Evening star., 1945-04-08

Totals 36 241O Totals 81 927l5
'Batted for Donnelly in sixth.
I Batted for Creel in ninth.
Ran for Bartosch in ninth
sBatted for JakucH in seventh.
Evening star., 1945-04-08
Workinq Overtime

Totals 3S IL 80 IA
zone out when winning run scored.
tRatted for Haefner in eighth
Evening star., 1945-04-08

serving as Wolverine captain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Farm Bureau
Meets at MISC
Detroit Times lansing Bureau

EAST LANSING, Nov. 7
More than $50 voting delegates
are expected TO attend the 26th
annual meeting of the Michigan
Farm Bureau to be held here at
Michigan State College tomorrow
and Friday.
Clark L. Brody said that the
delegates will represent $1,000
members in 81 counties at the
annual conclave.
Conferences for dairy, farm
crops, fruit. vegetable. potato,
! livestock and wool, muck and
truck crops, poultry and egg
groups were scheduled.
Congressman Fred l.. Crawford
of Saginaw will address the visi-
tors tomorrow evening in the col
Ilege auditorium.
A board of directors VIII be
elected from 10 districts under d
Reorganization plan approved last
Iyear.
The Michigan Farm Bureaus
Women'S Association will send
500 representatives TO the con-
ference. The latter group was or
ganiZed last March.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Hollywood Snapshots

Mrs. Duncan Nc Martin II still
In New York and has no inten-
tiOn of getting her divorce in
Mexico. She will fine in the
4. =. \. and l am told she IN
asking plenty of moola. Well,
Duncan is the boy who has II.
Gloria Vanderbilt StokoWski
Il not in Reno at this writing.
She and Leopold StokOwslOi
have been doing the night spots
In New York or were up 20 a
week ago. He goes 20 South
America soon on a tour.
Martha Stewart and Joe r.
Lewis, who have set a half
dozen wedding dates now say IL
will be definitely in April when
he gets out here.
Eddie Eagan. chairman ~ the
New York Athletic Commission,
II i'm town. He has been dicker-
ing with some OF our producers
about the rights 90 his book,
"Fighting for Tunr--but Thear
John COnsidine Jr. has the in
side track.
Young Cathy Med uRneil.
signed by Sam Goldwyn over "A
year ago and then sent back
, last for dramatic training, gets
back next week for her hrst
screen role In "Glory for Me-"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Autry Riding High

CENE AUTRY certainly isn't
VI losing any time getting back
into stride now he's out of uni
form. Having already closed a
radio deal, he's flying 10 New
York 10 sign a two-year agree
ment TO appear at Madison
Square Garden at the highest
price ever paid a cowboy enter
taincr there-a hot $4,000 for
26-day stretch each year.
Also, our cowboy friend is get
ting very air minded. He's just
bought a twin engine plane
which will fly him between Jobs
and salary checks in New York
and Hollywood
THERE'S nothing like getting
What you WGnt for your
birthday-something feIiouU
con REALLY use. Charlie Foy
gaze surprise birthday party
for Joe Frisco at Foy's club
Sunday nieht-but that's not
phat I meant. Charles gift TO
Frisco Wos racing handicap
ping sheet. a couple OF hundred
dollars. a box of cigars and his
cancelled I. O. US all ac-
CURED through tUrong Ruesses on
the nGgs. "Now," be came d
Frisco, one of the best knoWn
race losers in the WorId, "Im
set up in business again"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
BOB HOPE
COMMUNIQUES

VlE statesmen starting
another begins.
tcOlld only be relative
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

returned found him working his
through house
a
Copu
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Bill Eythe is Blue

DILL EYTHE is bluer than a
- Gershwin rhapsody now that
Margaret Whiting is on her way
East for a series Of radio broad
casts even though he is joining
her there later. And they'll
probably be married in the East
If the lady is of the same frame
Of mind she was when she left.
Margaret has a whole flock Of
radio engagements. The song
that put her over is 1T Might as
Well Be Spring" and where Bill
and Margaret are concerned--it
might as well be-
I'VE said il before and I'm
Il going TO keep on saying IL:
All YOU volunteer canteen'and
dOrmitOry workers and con-
tributOrs-your work isn't
over as long as there's a sim
gle battle fatlgued boy or re-
turned soldier passing through
your town. am thinking
particularly of the fine work
done by the servicemen's
dormitory which takes physi-
cally fit. but battle fatigued
boys away from the atmOs-
phere Of a hospital and enter
tains them at Hollywood
dinners, the fights. theaters
and movies. These are the
boys who do not need medical
attention but who do need To
be emotionaIly "recOnverted'
20 civilian life. It's been a big
job, well done, and the dOrmi-
tory still needs YOUR aid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

COlNllE UP llhllt dN ~ NAo4 L4l4h
this month
Dennis and Jack Go Well
together. Morgan supplying
the romance To the tune OF
Jacks fast cracks. The pic
ture iS about a cab driver
(Carson), who gets tangled
up with prince (MOrgan)
Who il trying 60 pass him
self of a. an American Citi-
zen from Milwaukee--Only he
can't spell it.
The boys VIII be surrounded
with quite a cast. Joan Leslie,
who is getting prettier and more
poised all the time, plays the
TOP femme role with Rosemary
De Camp and youngster,
Patty Brady, from The Song
OF Norway, IN the musical
lineup. David Butler viii cease
handicapping the horses long
enough 10 direct
MAYBE IL is because 1t.
vi Robert Taylor didn't kick
up his heels and try TO break
has contract when he got
out of the Navy Monday-or
maybe il Is just because they
like the boy but M-G-M has
just handed him a dream con-
tract. II IS a 15-year deal with
an unusual clause calling for
Bob 10 act for only the next
five and then if he wants 10 he
can turn director He's always
had a hankering TO direct but
at has age. the interesting 30S.
why Get behind a camera so
soon? q?
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Lansing Post Office
Seeks YuIe Workers
p.,roIt rIme, LansInr Rurean

LANSING, Nov. z D. d. Har-
ris, postmaster. today urged per-
sons interested in part-time en-
ployment during the Christmas
holidays TO apply for jobs at the
local post Office
He said that veterans will be
given preference. He also an
nounced that additional trucks
will be needed 10 handle the heavy
volume of mail during the pre-
Christmas season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

knAhFR-Miehisan.ss,h ST. Ia 3S31
""Se" Open i.i5 r. NJ Free Disbesi
Magnificent Dops." Plus Jimmy steps
Out" y. Stewart Double ehog Tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Ask Army Medical Quiz

WASHINGTON. Nov. Z (INS)
Senator Reed (R) of Kansas has
attacked the rate of discharge for
army doctors and dentists and in
troduced a resolution demanding
investigation of the surgeon gen.
erals office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

by to
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

so hard that he wanted TO sell
a new door!
/ was in that kind of work
once and did well. l worked
my way up from door-to-door
TO transom-to-tranSom.
While l was away mag
aZine salesman came 10 my
door with the story that he
was working his way through
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

LOueIla q. Parsons 4
2 Guys From
Milwaukee
Coming Up .

DENNIS MORGAN and Jack
~ Carson. who have made AL
most as many pictures together
as Abbott and Costello. have
Two GUYS From Milwaukee
coming up right away-StarunG
the month