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By D. A.

About this time Of the year many church and charitable
organizations planning their Christmas distribution Of
food clothing gifts Of toys to needy tomies ond sim
iory obout this time receive at this newspaper office
tcuory deserving for neehbory kindness the joyful
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-06

One case in particular was re-
ported to us yesterday, and we
regret that secrecy and a firm
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Winney Shows
Way in =Pro-Am

Jack Winney who several years
ago quit professional golf TO enter
the manufacturing field but who
has been a regular participant in
tournaments. had one of his best
Gays in yesterdays pro-amatcur
at Lakepointc.
He had low individual score Of
10. one stroke under Sam Byrd
the Plum Hollow star, and figured
twice in the three-way tie which
resulted for first place. He had
best ball scores of 65 with both
Bernard Sokolov and Andy Golos,
the same total Byrd and A. K.
(Ace) Wilson had.
What's more. Winney combined
with Harold Baumgartner for sc
and fourth place, a stroke ahead
Of Sgt Warren Orlick and Har-
old Stewart. Sgt. Orlick also
teamed with Sgt. Walter Bur-
keno for 6S to tie with three
other Harold Wilmington
John Hancock, AL Watrous-Ed
IIaclman and Al Watrous-Steve
purdO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
COUNT on MASTERsoN

Backs TO the wall the desperate
Senators. with only mathe-
matcal chance for the pcnnant.
will pitch Walter MaStcrSon. be-
Spectaclcd right-handcr who IN
his only start since being dis
charged from the navy. hurled a
two-hitter against the Indians
While Harold Newhouscr was
not impressive Sunday, ONeill is
confident that another rest Will
help the slim left-hander and
that he will be IN tip-top shape
for the World Series. should the
Tigers do as expected and win
the pennant The lump in Harolds
back has continued 10 give HIM
trouble He went 10 the mound
Sunday with three injections Of
pain-deadening fluid in his back.
Benton, too. is in none too good
physical condition. The giant
right-hander's legs are still weak
from the long lay-oft after break.
ing his leg and his fall on the
base lines after getting a two
base hit Sunday didn't help.
Probable lineups today
y N 4 AN.NN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
> Harness Drivers
Injured i'm Spill

DELAWARE. O Sept is lUP)
Two noted harness drivers were
lnIIrcd- ina -ANe.hnrSa spill on the
opening day Of the grand circuit.
meeting al the Delaware trotting
track yesterday
The spill happened IT RI
stretch when Royal Junior driven
by Tom Henry Lexington. Ky.
broke gait Berry suffered hack
and hip injuries when the four
other horses piled into him
VIC Fleming. Syracuse y Y,
received "A broken nose and face
contuSlonS. The other three driv-
crS were shaken IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Lions Sign
New End

Lake Robertson, a 6-foot 2-inch
end recently discharged from the
army, has been signed by the De-
troit Lions. it was announced
today.
As a lieutenant in the air corps.
Robertson was a pass catching star
with last years Randolph Field
eleven, one of the most powerful
service teams in the country.
Eleven men were released yes
terday and another. halfback Jack
Lowther, was sold 10 Pittsburgh.
Those who were dropped in
cluded ends John Hober and Ado
Klepper, tackles Joe D'Orazio and
Dennis Kuhn. guards Stan Mohr-
bacher and Ed OlszewSki. center
Ernie RostcCk, quarterbacks Fred
Dawley and Tony Leone and half
backs Jack Rcdding and Bill Ford
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Sports
Casters Five Ains
Bic AID TO Tigers.
BY LEO MACDoNELL

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS The
Importance OF relief pitching is
reflected in George Casters
record Of five victories and no
defeats since the veteran right
handler Joined the Tigers a little
more than a month ago.
Those five wins look pretty big
now as the Tigers pounce for the
KIN in the 1935 pennant race.
II Caster maintains his eN-
cellent record he conceiNably
may 70 down In the books as
one of the great relief pitchers,
without which there haze -heen-
few II any outstanding teams.
He could we'll he listed with
such stars a. Niltse Of the old
Chants and Johnny Murphy Of
the newer Yankees, Fred
(FirpOl Marberry of the Sena-
tors and Tigers and Mace
Brown Of the Red SoN.
Then last year there were
Gordon MaltIbergcr Of the White
Sox and Jittery Joe Berry Of the
Athletics. jim The Milkman)
Turner was an effective pitcher
IN relief roles for the Yankees
earlier this season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Fight Series

That fight, last night Inv New
York between Jake LaMotta and
George KOchan was their third
meeting. which makes II quite
series The clash between Tami
Mauriello and Gunnar Barlund in
New Orleans likewise was the
third of a series.
LaMotta and Mauriello both
won by kayoS.
The reason for these 're-
peats," promoters will tell snu,
II the shortage of fighters good
enough to Justify top billing.
With more Of the boys return
ing from the services. though, IL
probably won't be long until
there are enough tOpnotchers in
circulation.
Then Wen probably have fewer
Of these repeats or maybe
some new series Will hc started.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
TWO ARE SHUToETs

Two Of his victories were shut
outs, one against the Yankees and
trTC other AT The expense OF the
Red SoX. The latter was a bril-
liant two-hit performance His
only setback was IN relief role
when he pitched 10 but two hit
ters in the l6-innilg affair against
the Athletics in Philadelphia.
II will be his third showing in
the current series. He beat the
Senators once and pitched one
pitch for a third out in relief in
the game won by Al Benton
Sunday.
Hank Greenberg may return 20
the lineup today The big ot4t-
fielder'S ailing ankle has inn
proved and he said he would like
TO play
If he does. Jimmy OUTLAW n-l1
replace Bobby Maicr az third
base Eddie Mayo also expects
TO start again, despite his
wrcnChed shoulder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
AII-Around Athlete

Born in Cotton, Cal. in the
citrus belt. Caster. admits 10 SO
years of age. He was an all around
athlete in junior college al San
Bernardino. but was ineligible for
varsity teams at University Of
Southern California because he
worked and played Semipro ball
week-endS. He left college in his
senior year.
A ShortStop on the sandlotS
Caster was converted into a
pitcher by Wade Killefer. when
he broke into organized ball with
the old Vernon club. which later
became the San Francisco Mis-
sions.
a wood carver, Caster can make
lots Of things. Other hobbies are
fishing and hunting. He hopes 10
own q hunting and fishing lodge
some day He reads a lot-fiction
and facts And takes in the movies
though ne is no cinema fiend. lie
is the proud pappy Of two daugh-
tors
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

consisted largely of players who
have never had a football uniform
on before One-fourth of them
are entered in the University un-
der the CT. bill OF rights.
I'VE might not he world
heaters this season, hut with
most Of the young men who are
getting out Of the army enter
ing college, watch out for us
next year" said Coach Joe
GemblS.
Because Of the war l lost
my entire 1871 team, but with
80 many eN-SerVicemen return
ing. I think we should be at full
strength again by next year"
TRUsKOwSKI DUE
1t. Joe TruSkowski, former end
at Michigan and who served four
years as line coach under Gembis
is expected TO arrive at the Tartar
campus sometime this week Ia
resume his coaching duties.
In letter 10 Combs, TruSkow.
ski revealed nc expects to receive
his discharge this week from the
navy where he has served three
years as a physical instructor
Truskowsk also served aS assist
ant coach al several naval bases.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

victory over Kochan before what
was probably the years smallest
Madison Square Garden crowd
5,972 fans. In previous tlltS with
kochan at Detroit, LaMotta won
a lO-round decision and stopped
Kochan because of a gaShed left
brow in the ninth round
Last night Kochan was counted
out at 54 seconds Of the ninth
round, after he had made an i'm
preSSive showing in the early ses-
SionS. The gross gate was Sl4,679.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Hudson Takes
SoftbdII Title

Hudson Athletic Association to-
day holds the 1915 Detroit soft
ball Association major mems title
after defeating Bills, 5 70 0, on
Ted Bankey's one-hitter last night
at Mack Park.
Hudson girls, not 10 be outdone
by their men pals, won the 500
bond in Peggy" Sullo's invitation
tourney by taking the measure Of
TWO club, | 10 0. with Betty
Tucker the winning hurler She
allowed three hits
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
BdrIund Is Injured;
MdurieIIo Winner

NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept. 1S
fUP)-Taml MaurIcllo Of New
York scored a technical knock
out in the third round over Gun
mar Barlund, also Of New York.
in a scheduled l0-round heavy
weight fight here last night.
Barlund'S lIp was badly cut in
the second heat and the Louisiana
Boxing Commission doctor refused
10 lct him answer the bell for the
third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Cardinals Set for AL Nothing Series With Cubs

stx.ht attack against Dick (Kewpie) Barrett d
Charley Sprou the Cards the third inning
AL Schoendenst started it with single and stolen base
double by George Kurows and hits by Ray Sanders Emil
Verban Crumng and Augie Bsrgamo along with
walks cinched the issue.
II was Donnellys seventh victory and Barres twentieth
defeat making Phy finger the number loser in the
majors.
Bergamo Detroit boy featured the St Louis attack by
contributing four hits in Ave appearances at the plate
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Bob Tales
Oiz Trout Proves
Real Team Player
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Y Steve O}Neill wants todsy's
game in Washington, knowing
that If the Tigers can win they
will just about end all hopes that
remain for the Senators.
Under these circumstance it's
only natural ne should call on his
ace right -hander, Paul DIZZY
Trout, one of the greatest work.
horses baseball has ever had. IL
will be Diz' eighth appearance in
Ii days
Trout definitely il what the
trade knows as managers
ball player--a team player IL
there ever was one-and Detroit
fandom will he pulling for him
TO win this one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
USGA Gets Ready

T7c tiuited States Golf- -Assn-
citation plans 70 revive in ma or
tournaments next season Natur-
ally chief interest Will center n
the National Open which n u re-
S1i4ff~ r. t1r-rT1rT O1TrT, VII 'ake
top ranking
The ISGA announcement in
eludcS another interesting point.
Rules will be followed 10 the
letter once more. the game hig
wigs say. Some of the goifing
boys and gals have been little
careless in regards rules in re-
cent years. But. Of course, IL
was because OF the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Hoosiers Strong

Indiana, which as a little pub
licized eleven defeated Michigan
last season, 20-0, opposes the
Wolverines Saturday in the Big
Ten opener and you can wager
plenty that Fritz Crisler and his
staff are working overtime pre-
pairing for the Hoosiers.
30 McMillin'S Indiana team is
an experienced one and has been
rated with tie top three aggrega-
tions in the conference this season
by some experts.
The HoosierS are eager 10 make
il two IN row over the Wolver-
ines and are certain 10 90 all out
for victory So will Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Trade DesauteIs

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. is
tUPl-The trade Of catching tai
CHt by the Philadelphia Athletics
and the Cleveland Indians had
another twist today with the
transfer OF Gene DeSautclS from
an Indian uniform 70 What OF the
Athletics
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

NEW YORK, Sept. Is CUP)The 81 Louis Cardinals,
veterans many rough tumble fight dating back TO the
days original Gas House Gang faced the toughest
yet today in their three all nothing series with
the Chicago Cubs in ST. Louis.
The Cards team 20 back down when the odds
are impossible buck repeatedly ready TO shoot
works effort 10 beat the Cubs out of the pennant
Three games down. they would have sweep the series
10 pull even and the odds against them doing It, even
though they have beaten the Cubs Is out of II times so far
this
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
HE CAN'T FORGET

The Tiger manager recalled
that back in 1921, the Indians
were victims Of an exemption IN
the rules IN which The Yankees
and Browns Were permitted to
replay a game a Yankee victory
helped that club 10 edge out the
Indians. with whom ONeill played,
in a close finish.
Paul DIZZY Trout, pitching
hero of the Tigers pennant driving
trip through the East. will hurl
for the Tigcrs against the Sen
ators today, the big right-hander' 5
eighth appearance in IA days
Trout, recovering from an allinC
back that kept him out of the
lineup part of the season. on the
current swing has won i've
games, lost one and in another had
a no count.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
AaEMA9GGa
by ka.yO

NEW YORK. Sept. IS up
Jake LaMotta of the
Bronx, No. / middleweight con-
tender, will 60 through with his
scheduled 12-round bout with
Sugar Ray Robinson at Chi
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Newark Takes Lead

TORONTO Sept rs ms -
TIE NtNark Bears Whackcd out
13 bits against Toronto last night
10 gain am S 10 3 victory in the
international League playoff
series The Bears now hold a 3 IN
= edge IN tho post-seaSon games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Just Missed II

Once when pitching for San
Francisco in the Pacific Coast
League. the Tiger game-Saver
came within an ont of no-hitter
With two out, an overthrow of
first base put man on base
and the next batter got a two
Dagger.
Like all modest pitchers. Caster
says that he finds most batters
tough But, pinned down, he will
recall that he had more trouble
with Charley Gehringcr than any
other batsman. Besides the Tigers
great second baSeman, topping
Georges list of "batters feared
most were Ted Williams. Joe Di-
Maggie. Bob Johnson and Lou
BOudreau.
Best year in baseball for
Caster. i'm the matter Of vic
tories. was in 1886 when he
bagged 28 for Portland. which
helped the Beavers win the
Pacific Coast League pennant.
Earle Brucker. coach for the
Athletics, caught for that team.
MaN Bishop and Bill Sweeney
managed the champions. Bishop
j. now coach at Annapolis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

CaEO s { q IN J s.
key Park Sept.
26, although he
suffered glove
scratches on
both browS last
night b Q I o r Q
knocking on :
George Ko-
chan of Akron.
o. IN The ninth
round
LaMOtta reg
IStered q his
tItt,sl rtt.atrrI,f
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Trout 10 Hur|
Series Final
BY LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is -
Steve O'Neill has declared that
he would not agree TO a proposal
that might be made TO reschedule
the game before the end of the
regular season should the Tigers
and Senators be rained out here
today.
Today'S game is scheduled for
2 o'clock.
"The rules provide that the
games scheduled here must he
played by the last day of the
last series," O'Neill said.
The question was brought up
because Of continued bad weather
which threatened 10 make play
ing impossible today as it was
yesterday. It has been raining
almost constantly here for two
DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

Manager Billy Southworth indicated he would send his
top winner Charley Red Barrett mound against the
Cubs Barrett has beaten the Cubs three times without
a defeat. will oppose the crafty Claude Passeau.
Passcau has broken in two starts with the Cards
this year..
The Cardinals cutchng at sraws reduced Chcagos lead
by full game yesterday topping the last place Phles to
on Sylvester (Blx) Donneys steady pitching while the
were being shut Chicago to BY Art Herring
Of the Dodgers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Zdrnoff Meets Roxy
AT FairVieW Toniqht

Zcnko Zarnoff makes his bid
for the NJ. w A. wrestling junior
heavy title in a match against
Walter Roxy Hamtramck's rec
rcation director and two-timc
champion, at Fairvicw Gardens
tonight
II is one-hour time limit and
Paired with a Stan Buresh-Gor-
don Hessel scrap in a mat double
header Bert Ruby Us. Johnny
Vansky and Sailor Jack Smith VS..
Eddie Bad Man" Lewis arc the
short bouts. The first AT s 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Rich Golf Meet

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept IS
QNS) San Francisco was prom
ised the richest open golf tourna-
ment of the So-called winter
circuit today with the California
Golf Writer'S Association As spon-
Sor of a $4,000 event.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

iSh up the sea-
son with two
c o n I es IS al
home, meeting
Michigan State
n IN a ! Col
lege Nov. 9,
and University
of Detroit Nov.
, 2. b o t h o I
these ga m g s
will be played
at L. of u.
The squad of
so candidates
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

started 10 write about Caster,
one of the near Tiger heroes.
While he was fortunate IN being
with the Browns when they won
the pennant last year, most OF
Casters major league career has
been confined to the Athletics,
which could hardly be called a
good break. But. with one Of
Philadelphia's mediocre teams he
captured 16 victories.
As a matter of TACT. Casters
earned run average has always
been good. For the last three
years he has been among the
high 10 In the league In this
department. He Was second to
Spud Chandler m 194S, the year
Paul dizzy Trout tied the
Yankee star with 20 victories.
Casters best low-hit perform
ance in the big leagues was a
one-hitter against the Senators.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Benton Saved I9

And last but not least was AT
Benton. the Fireman" Of 1910,
who saved l9 games for the
Tigers. which had much 10 do with
Deroits triumph in the pennant
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
BILL HUBBS, BUD MIOIELE, NIOh OHEhUF
60 brill at Wayne:
GenliDiS Looks Ahead
BY TOM HARPER

opening classes yesterday Wayne University 60man
civilian football squad reported for fall practice with three weeks
remaining before its first test.
TartarS scheduled play their first Oct with
N
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
81 in Baseball

GI gets his job back with a
baseball team o.. but holding the
ioh * something else.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Bowls Three l34s

Leo Watson of Jerry'S Five IN
4tte- Plymouth 81 Victory Bowling
League rolled three games of l3i
for 402 at the State Fair Recrea-
uon. lie has a lil average.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

race that year.
Besides saving
a near score of
games. Benton
won six as a
starting hurler.
" h ic h made
him the pitch
ing star in no
less than 25 of
his clubs VIC
[ orIeS that
memorable sea-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

Oct. 13, meeting Central Michigan
College al l.. of d Stadium.-
Following these contests. the
Tartars will play Michigan State,
Oct. 20. at East Lansing Albion
College. oct. p, there, and fin
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
bet at Nssh. rain Bos az Chi a.
tirN At PM. rain
TODAY'S GANTs
bet a. Mash II LoUts at -
tlsN at PhlA OnlJ games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
POKES REFEREE

1t was then that his one-armcd
manager. Johnny Loccisano,
leaped into the ring and took a
poke at referee Spinelli. Commits
sioner Hettche will hold a hearing
over this.
If this wasn't enough. referee
Spinelli had to take another poke
on the side Of the head from Jerry
Pittro, baby Tony Galento"
from Chicago The long. tall Jesse
Ray of Detroit won a TKO over
Pittro in the fifth much TO the
pleasure OF Spinclli. who was be-
ing paid to referee. NOT fight
Pete BoloS. 12i. Of Detroit.
gained a TKO over Ozzie PegucSc,
il9. Youngstown. The fight was
stopped at the end Of the fifth
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brk a Chi o. Bos. .. CHM
!. 7, PhilA only rsmes scheduled.
TOBAY'S CAMS
Rps st Cinn Only FAm~s scheduled.
Cht At : l.. ntrht
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
Aides Blind EReaHalick.
So Edgar EriullnplhS
BY BOB MURPHY

always has be character in the crowd 10
fight happenings lingo Poppa Dee Johnson medicine
stiana Paradise Valley filled this bin the end Of
fights
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19
REFEREE PUNCHED

But going back to our private
reporter "Poppa Dee Johnson, he
was referring first Of all 10 referee
Herman Spinelli, who caught more
punches in one night than all
Michigan referees in past history
have stopped since fights were
legalized in this state.
The main issue came when Bob
McQuillan, 135, Port Huron,
knocked out Ray Nulph. 1877, ELL
wood City, Pa, in four-round
preliminary.
Nulph had gone down for counts
of eight and four in the second.
the bell, naturally saving him on
the four count
He was down twice more in
the third. Referee Spinelh picked
him up and demanded come on
and fight"
Nulph went down three more
times without being hit, and was
grimacing at the fans and at
tempting a very fine clown act.
He acted as though he needed A
feather bed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

and said:
"The Hlndenburg line broke
loose tonight, and you'd better
warn that more floods are COM
ing ="
The colorful "Poppa Dee one
of a crowd of 1884, paying net
of $2,95630. had seen many
strange things happen before Sgt.
James Edgar, a muscular Detroit
middleweight, scored his 22d pro-
fessional victory when awarded a
technical knockout over tough,
stocky Joe Reddick of Paterson,
N. j., in the seventh round.
IN WRONG PLACE
Reddick was forced 10 quit
when his seconds temporarily
blinded him by putting . more
monSell solution in his eye than in
the wide open cut over his left
eye.
Until the medicine men Of
Reddick'S corner got. 10 his orbits.
the fight between the New Jersey
boy and Edgar had been a bruiSlng
and CORY affair.
Edgar first opened A cut over
Reddick's eye, and then Reddlclt
came back to have Sgt Jimmy'S S
seconds doing some fine patching
up jobs on his left eye.
Sgt. Edgar was we'll ahead on
points. but at the finish Reddick
was giving him plenty of trouble
and many were wondering which
one would get the best attention
on the bad cuts. Both got atten-
ton, but Reddick got the medicine
in the wrong place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-19

Games 10 psy-Chicage: Pittsburgh {. Cincinnati ST.
Louis s. ST. Louis Cincinnati s. Chicago Pittsburgh L.
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