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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-17
MRS. HATTIE Il. RlEHM

Ann Arbor, Apr. 17-Funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Hattie H. Riehm,
who died at her home at 1455 Jew
EFT Ave, Sunday. were held this af-
terneen at the Muehlig Chapel with
Rev. Henry o. Yoder officiating.
She is survived by brother, Les
ter J. Hazelton, Ann Arbor, a neph-
ew and two nieces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-17
MRS. GRACE L. coseRoVE


Mrs. Grace L. Cosgrove, 301 S.
Washington St. formerly of "a
Water St, passed away this morn
ing in st. Joseph's Mercy Hospital,
Ann Arbor, after an illness OF one
month. She was born August 20,
1872. in Ypsilanti Township, the
daughter Of Charles and Sarah For
syth Merritt. She had lived in Up
SLANT all OF her life and was the
widow of James p. Cosgroye.
She is survived by three chill
dren, Darrell Cosgrove, Ypsilanti,
Mrs. Robert Wilson (Myrtelle),
Jackson, and Mrs. Bernard Stitt
(Marion). Ypsilanti; six grandchil-
dren and nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at Moore Fu-
neral Home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

cation was that the General returned
20 the State OF Sinaloa where ho Nl~
promptly elected Governor ,um
ccsSur TO the slain Loaiza, aul u
Gitano- was thrown into jail where
ne is awaiting trial.
Tie Gypsy cuts a SWa4Ec-ug
figure Of braggadocio. Once during
one of the hearings I'm Cou.t h'
Strollcd in with his hat on and refused
10 remove it. SO great Was his
dangerous reputation that twii
court attendants thought il wise not
TO press the point.
He declared in court that his mo
tive in accusing General NalcnZJclt
was 10 bring vengeance in behalf OF
the poor people on someone In "a high
position and thereby benefit them
But the 33ycar old bandit is only
too willing TO talk about his life, and
career OF crime.
Il was born in the mountain of
Siualo1" nc said recently. II joined
gang OF maTijuana Smuggler0 when
! was still a boy We used 70 ~wu1glr
the drug into the United States amt
made 4 lot of MONEY al 1t.
The first time ! got into troabl
w lll iili' ldN " NdN N ll''il WI at .'''| .f|I'.l
10 rob a mail truck from Noa'an
We seized the truck and all ot 0ui
band numbering y. got inside OuA
gang leader insisted on taking 'h.
wheel although hc kncW YcEt -}+ttlt.
about driving A. we were racing
away from the pursuing police pu
leader lost control and smashed fh.
'ruck owen. the rocks in a falI he. .jr
tho roadway
When the police arrived Mas
thc only one alive ( was impl .i
but was later released through iha
intervention of the state goteu.1
because had informed against some
.;pauiard, who had been nv
mmriiuanl Then ! got started aa a.
long career of crime. / don't rc
member all The rohbcries we staged a
Some people wonder Whrthc NC
Gitano will ever be brought % traN
They refuse TO believe that his legend
AIRY figure could ever be convicted
And ne himself is CoCksure of ge'fus
out Of his cell i'm the Santiago IT .i,
lOlco prison, free man agar 10
roam the wilds Of Sinaloa. The ~r.I
wood Forest OF this modern Won ba
Robin Hood.
THE AMERICAN WEEKIN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

self in the company of socialiteS and
prominent politicians, four men
garbed in costumes of Death strolled
I'm. They created a sensation with
their black masks and mantles over
skeleton bones painted on black silk
tights
Suddenly a fusillade of revolver
shots threw the gay gathering into a
panic When the shooting was over,
the quartet had disappeared and
three men lay dead on the dance floor
while two men were graVely wounded.
Among the dead was the governor
and two Americans, Walter Victor
Colchett and Reuben Brooks. Another
American John Bouse, and a Mexican
were injured.
For a year before this masked ball
a political opponent OF the slain
Governor. Senior Alfonso Tirado, was
murdered Every day a fresh floral
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

wreath of a peculiar
pattern was placed on
Tirado's grave. 1t was
no secret among the
people that these trib-
utes were offered by
Tirado's two close.
friends One of them
was "El Zarco,' The
Wall Eyed One, and
the other was the ban
dit FL Gitano.
The authorities, too
knew about it, and be-
gan hunting for The
Gypsy II was a fruit
less search tor more
than a year MANY
times the police were
miSlcd by the people
who fed and sheltered
him. For ne still was
a modern Robin Hood
10 them.
When the trail hc-
came too hot for him
I'll Gitano attempted
a clever mancuNcr. lie
notified the authori
ties that ne knew who
had slain the Cover
nor and that he would
tell all
After some clandes-
"a December 2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

in order 10 prove his statement but
the two were never permitted 20 face
each other.
The result OF the extensive inveSti-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

nODOLFO VALDEZ VALDEZ AIeNtcoS phony Robin Hood.
II Cfypsy-bas ouSmaItcd himself
~ blame else with his spectacular
he has old Santiago Ilateoco military
prison charged with the notorious Masked Ball Murders of MaatRg
confident day he viii
he had been ouding the police
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

for years with the
aid of the naive and
humble poems.
For the impovcr-
iShed folks OF his
bailiWick, the wild
region of Western
Mexico. still believe
that II Gitano'S dar-
ing robberieS were
perpetr1tcd for one
reason only TO take
from the rich TO give
10 the poor
Leading a band Of
outlaws he has com
mittcd every crime
i'm the book, yet
thanks to these pco
pie, he was able 20
evade capture.
But Gypsy VALDEZ
met his Nemesis
when Col. RodolfO +
Loaiza, the Governor
Of Sinaloa, on Feb
%. i9ff. was Killed
during a gay and
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

dazzling masked ball at the
Hotel Bclmar i'm MaZatlau.
a small port or the Pacific
While the festivities were
going full blast and Gov,
I.naiZa WAS pninNinp him
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

~ December 2. I015
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Dramatic Finish

Last year the Browns and
Tigers came down to the wire in
as dramatic drive as Washing
ion and Detroit staged this year.
We only had game margin
going into the final start Of the
season over the Browns. The
Browns beat the Yankees four
in row In Sportsman Park.
But before they had won that
fourth game from the BOmbers
the Brownies found themselves
in n spot 10 win. Detroit lost
the third game before making
the final start. We were tied
with 81. Louis.
Then the baseball world re-
Vcrberatcd with the earthquake
news from Dutch Leonard that he
had been offered a bundle Of green
stun 10 blow the final game
Dutch gave his answer out
tHrrr on the hall he pushed the
Tigers over and out Of the Amori-
can League championship with a
victory ttat -ccrocu IrS dismal
notes into the gamblers ears The
Browns, IN the meantime, were
winning that fourth game from
the Yanks and the pennant was
theirs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
World Series
Ticket Info

Confirmation card and en-
titling person 10 secure world
series tickets will he mailed
from Briggs Stadium today,
General Manager Jack /eller Of
the Detroit Baseball Club an-
nounced. Box offices will open
at 9 a. M. and close at s y. m.
on Friday, Saturday and sun
day (Sept. 28-29-SO).
In the event there il a playoii
game for the championship on
Monday Oct. I, sale of tickets
will be suspended for that day.
Holders of confirmation cards
must sign cards as In their APP
plication and call at box office
indicated by the number on
their cards.
World Series games. In the
event the Detroit club is CON
tcstant. will he played at Briggs
stadium on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, oct. S-i-5 at
I so n. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Chubby Can Do II

Yeh. IL may be Newhouscr and
Trout again trying 10 Wln pen
nant. II could hc neither OF Tho
two wit be needed if Steve
ONciu should start OyeTmirc and
tho chubby one wraps II up on
Saturday Steve likes the left
handlers against the Browns.
The Tigers need a victory IN one
Of the two games in 81. Louis this
weekend. Otherwise, they viii
have TO play off a tie with the
Senators here next Monday.
Newhouser. whose ailing back
caused great fright in the Tiger
camp recently, apparently is his
old winning self again. Ger
tainly he showed no i'll effect nf
his back disarrangement yeStcr-
day when he { O IN b n ii his
mound wiZardry with some
eXtta special hitting hy his
mates and himself 10 give the
Tigers victory in the first game
uf the double-header.
But there was tragedy as well
as JOY in the pitching box yeSter-
day when Al Benton, for the
twelfth time in a row failed TO
finish game. II times IN the
role Of a starting pitcher,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
SzymdnSki Joins
Detroit Lions

Frank SzymanSd. All-American
center at Notre Dame last season,
has joined the Detroit Lions foot
ball team and viii play against
Washington Redskins in Balu-
more next Sunday
SzymanSki was captain Of the
1915 Irish football team when
practice opened this fall. He quit
the squad however, when Tug
Wilson, Western Conference com
missioner ruled that players
making agreements with pro-
fesSional clubs are ineligible for
collegiate competition.
SzymanSki. a product Of Detroit
Northwestern High, was drafted
by the Lions last spring and
signed a contract with the Detroit
club. lie decided 10 return 20
Notre Dame and play for the
Irish until Wilson's ruling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Robinson
TakeS.Bake

CHICAGO. Sept 27 INSl-Ray
Sugar Robinson headed for New
York today his fight earnings
swcllcd by S25 900 and his mastery
over middlcweight Jake LaNotta
proved for the fourth time
Robinson defeated tho rugged
LaAInlla last nieBten split de-.
cl,lon after - fast rounds ~
ComiSkcy Park before l4775 fans
who paid SOC, 100
LaNotta earned so i6s. or 81 ?
per cent of net receipts.
Promoter Jack kcarns SAID tho
fight nctted S7f42 Robinson was
guaranteed SIS 600 with the priy-
lcge Of 81 2 per cent Of net re-
cclpjS.
LaMotta had counted on the
l2-round route as his chance for
victory as he had closed strongly
In four previous lO-IOund bouts
with Robinson
Bur the y cgTo Wcltcrwclght
proved be could 90 more than 10
rounds al top speed Robinson
piled up an early lead with his
superior boxing and sharpe r
punching and then paced himself
clc,rrly through the rc,t of the
fight
Referee Johnny Bchr and Judge
Frank Clark gave the nod 10
Robinson, while Judge Art ObcrC
voted for LaMotta.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
BREVITIES

PRO FOOTBALL Lions expect
Emil UremOviCh, giant tackle. out
of army Bobby Nelson, line
man, returns this week 49,, Lions
play at Baltimore Sunday with
Redskins in an exhibition . d.
Rams traded Vic Spadccini, quar-
terback. 10 PSA4crs for guards
Bob Cope and Ray Monaco.
PREP CaSS Techs cross coun.
try team beat PcrShinE 81 10 .
Fred ProtaS of PcrShng beat
Don Carriere OF CaSS for lndivli-
ual honorS.
HOCKEY The Detroit Red
Wings will operate the Omaha
club in the American Hockey a,
SoCiation this year. Jack Adams,
Wings manager announced today
HARNESS RACING - North
willie opens its harness meet next
Monday and will run indefinitely,
depending on the weather Eight
races VIII be held on the nightly
card starting at $50 p. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Golfers Honor
Lou J. Lepper

It was Presidents Day at
Bloomfield Hills yesterday and l20
golfers turned out to honor the
popular Lou j. Lepper, head Of
the club. Low gross in Class a
was won by n W. Wallace with
a -. Low net In this class went
90 c. II. Whitlaw with a 1870.
In Class b r. d. Keller's s. was
tops while r j. Robinson cap
ured low net laurels with a
qO-23 67 The best fourSome was
made up of {. r, Holdworth, w.
r. Yav, II. f. Shupt and 6. w.
StOrcr
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

and become the official American
League champions for 1945.
If the Brownies knock us off
in both Of those games a play.
off with Washington will be neCes-
sary on Monday. And you must
remember that Dutch Leonard is
still with the Senators and he's
just so much bad medicine for our
Tigers when he's on the hill. He's
Washingtoys Steve Gromek and
if you were out al the ball yard
yesterday YOU know what a CONF
plete mastery the Hamtramck boy
has over our lads when he's in
there for Cleveland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Greenberg Drama

There il drama in that Hank
Greenberg man that eVokes
strong tug at the emotions.
You couldn't help putting your
self mp there at the plate with
him yesterday a. he listened to
those thousands OF youngsters
he>ecching him for Annth er
home run. Hank tried, every
move In that big frame told
YOU how his heart and mind
were pressing TO make those
young fans Of his happy.
And when YOU saw hun Whit
and stride diSconSolatelv back 20
the dugout there 20 flinC hl, bat
against the wooden wall 20 OK
press his disappointment you
knew hoW he had tired
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
GriH Suspicious

The story that got the biggest
chuckle in the press box AZ Briggs
Stadium was one that Clark Crit
fifth head man of the Senators.
had phoncd Shirley puvich Wash
inct0n scribe here for The Cleve-
land series. asking whether or
not it really rainod' IN Detroit
Tuesday Suspicious old Codgcr
ch2
The press box also recalled
sieve Gromck, the Hamtramck
product who handrufiod the
Tigers YESTERDAY turned the
same trick about this time last
year.
But a, Wish Ega0 reminded U.s.
tine Tigers got u1 worse than "a
draw Yesterday in thc cN-Do'roI'
,andlotteIs' league sine, Vow
rou.ar ard Roy Cul'.aanc took
leading roles ..n Detroit win ir
the opener Huo.d a,5 Roy ar'
former .and'Cf'o, from here.
about, who wcre q covered ag tt.
vcu-knnuu hII i---
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Times Football Contest
Enters Second Week

Here the games in this weeks Detroit Times Quarter
back football contest You the blank below or
sonahc fac-simile send your selections the Football Editor
Detroit Times, Detroit g.
There entry fee just send The list you
think VIII win using the blank beo" making your
First puLc contest each week is 500 war bond
The five best selections VIII
big football games couple of vrAs The
winners will be published in Wednesdays Times.
Don't forget The entire, must be postmarkcd by midnight
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
List Series Schedule

four ,ictorie>-VBl be- oct. =. :,
Iui TO-
Washington manage fQ
\. Nt. tWarefa Lc9Euc faG
..N up.r.rr games W.ll he in tine
-.a'u.. Hme park oct 3. . and
s uli fHe iHt four would be in
.,ea. ar. ST. LOUIS oct Z, :,
q art TT.
Al game. Ntili begin az 1880.
o.. n Detroit tmel IN Detroit
pr Washington. and ~ 80 p. m.
tt~i4 iu whichever National
League fitN win, tho the pen
utuf
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Tigers One Victory Away From Pennant
Team Rests for Z Days,
Then Plays I With Browns
By LEO MACDONELL

The Tigers eiging closer 10 another pcnnant
They assured of less than e n the American League
championship nGltal matter Wha happens
scheduled with the Browns Louis this weekend
one victory would give them the flag.
They could '1ained' into the championship
Should lc Tigers lose both The Missouri metropolis
Senators the tie Will be played of In
a single at Briggs Stadium, Monday
The payoG plan decided when Jack Zelcr Tiger general
manager the long distance flip OF coin with the
Office of The league president in Chicago.
Tigers guaranteed than the regular
when they crushed the Indians II 10 the FIRST game
douhheader before Al $50 fans Briggs Stadium yesterday
The Indians the nightcap. 10
The Teer triumph the first achieved with
hel hitting behind the brilliant pitching Harold NeWhouSe hS
iNcrtN-t0urth Of the against losses.
In aSonng his eighth Shuot the Nea1oScr allowed
hits and struck 10 basmen 1t ms fourth victory in
.IN cf4rts8 8rainC
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Tiger 4 'rOWd
Mark Sci

The II, $50 fans who watched
the Detroit Tigers assure them
selves Of at least a tie for the
American League championship
Yesterday, Swelled the Bcngals
home attendance total TO 1.2SO. .341
for the season "a new all-tlme
high for Detroit
\ Rain on Tuesday, which washed
out the first game of The Clevc-
land-Dctroit Crucial series. cost
the Tigers an all-time American
LeSCue record The total is about
1000 short of the 1920 record eS-
tablished by the New YORK
Yankees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Just Like 1903

II was just 81 years ago back
IN 1908, that the Tigers qualified
for the World Series by half a
game. The Cubs finally made the
grade that year when Fred
Mcrklp made his classic boncr for
the Giants putting the Cubs INTO
a playon
Not since that year has thcre
been such a race for the h3g m
both leagues and here We are
again with the Tigers and Cubs
who figure 10 win and again II
VIII be by the narrOWcS' OF mar
Gins
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

failed by on. game 90 win the
coveted fa-. though they cow-
bncd thcu effort, % total 56
Nlctorics-29 for Harold and ~
for Paul This Was, of course. a
remarkable dual achievement for
two pitchers ON one -c.ah. even l
u dldn I win q peunaut
Now II may be the same story
IN retake. Unless. of course,
Ovcrmire or one of the other
lesser known Tiger Chucl,erS
comes up with "A "Giehell." Re
member Floyd Gichell. the
secret weapon Del Baker sprung
in Cleveland: the unknown who
heat Bob Fcller and pitched tht
Tigers into the l940 penmlnt'
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
An Ironic Error

II was ironic that Benton 5 own
error IN the sixth inning should
be the prime factor in laying the
groundwork for his departure from
The contest.
Covering first base ON a
crounder to York. he dropped
the Tiger first Sackor'S throw
for an out. Up TO that time Al
had pitched brilliantly and II APP
peared at long last he was about
10 break the ink which has
plagued him since his return 10
the mound after being out six
weeks with a broken leg.
Apparently the injury took
lot out of the big right-hander.
since he started the season In
sensational fashion, IL will be
remembered. notwithstanding
his failures 10 finish. IL is OBJ
ViOus O'NeilI never lost faith in
him. II may be Benton will yet
riso Ia great glory, albeit the
time j. getting short this year.
If not as starter. 10 may be
Benton viii shine m the role of
"A relief chucker IN the all-iW-
portant World Series lt the
Tigers squeeze into the autumn
classic
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

CHICAGO -.r. tI.
Baseball eauU s-un.
rHsppsl Chae., M ee
nounccd d sea.d-'o#et M. Hr
the 1915 World Series. .n.aa.
wednesday. ara listed players
ehAble 90 participate
m the series is between he
troit and, either Chicago ur ~
Louis. the hrst three games viii
be in Detroit. Oct g, I and >.
The lat fGuT--0f So mJu' a.
are needed to give one club
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

"two-a-day" games, have whipped
the Reds 19 out Of 20 games this
season. And a sweep of today's
twinbnl would Salve a lot Of
wounds and bolster shaken
team.
The Cubs were glad 10 leave
town after the II to mauling
they received from ST Louis yes
t1rday cutting their lead to IL
games,
But despite that, the Cardinals
cause Is a fading one.
Provided the Cubs lost two of
their remaining five games, man
agcr Billy Southworth'S scrappy
crew has TO win all Of its remain
ing four games. starting with to-
nights tilt at Pittsburgh, 10 gain
a tie
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

-
of Griff did for
them last year.
The Tigers $
n q w a r q as
sured of a tie
for the pennant
and, as eV er Y
Tiger I a n
knows today.
need only one
of those games
in St. Louis the
coming week.
end TO take top
s q at for sure
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

pitching staff
were TRYING 20
pItCh Detroit
10 an An1Cri
Csn Lea ~ @
championship
Frank stub
byl CNeTnITe e
was a.IUC n
the ru and
the TEST OF the
staff Was al.lug
generally
\cWh user
...
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Bob Tales
Browns Can Pay OH
Mats This Week-End
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

It's later than they might think
but the ST, Louis Browns are
looking forward TO the coming
weekend TO pay back the WASH
ington Senators for. what the men
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
QUICK TO ILARE

Tiger mates thought Hayes
was giving OUTLAW the boots"
when the Detroit third baSeman
scored 0D the squeeze play In
the fifth inning. They rushed
ont to the plate from the dug
out. hut the budding uprising
was qurlled quickly As O'Neill
and Umpire Passarella stepped
i'm ~ peacemakerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
PrTCHER ALLIE rs LOsER

Allie Reynolds, VIII o pitched
<cvrn innings. was the loser, fail
ing m a bid for his nineteenth VIC
tory of the year II ran his total
of >etbacks up to12 Ten of l3 hits
collected by the Tigers came Off
They included home runs by
R0y Cullenbne and Hank Green
berg. their eighteenth and twelfth,
respectively. Both -eaHe-wtth two
runners aboard Cunenblne's was
driven far up INTO the upper deck
of the right field stands, Green
bcrgs in the lower deck OF the
left field stands.
With three hits, two of-Lhem
doubles, Ncwhouscr was also a
batting hero.
With Reynolds lifted for a pinch
hitter Pete Center finished on the
mound for Cleveland and donated
two runs 20 the Tiger cause.
The nine runs of Reynolds were
crowded into two innings 1--we IN
the first and four IN the seventh.
In buth heats, there were two out
when the Tigers went on their
scoring SpreeS.
Doc -traTuer started the Tiger
fiesta in the opening neat with a
hioopcr single to left. following
which Greenberg drew walk.
Then came CullenbineS S mighty
blow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
- GROMEK WINNER

Steve Grumek. the boy from
Hamtramck. was the winner, his
nineteenth victory Of the year,
four of them AT the expense OF
the Tigers The Tigers beat him
once This year.
For five innings. Benton pitched
mastcrly ball. allowing but one
hI and no runs. Then came
trouble i'm the sixth. Steve Rocco,
the Cleveland first baScman. led
off with single. JEFF Heath
grounded to York who tossed TO
Benton covering first But Ben
ton dropped the throw, which left
Rocco ON third and Heath on
lu~t with uo one out picture
that led 20 three runs and defeat
Tor Detroit
a wo-bagger by Les Fleming
ung-tme Tiger. scored Rocco and
Heath. tying mp the game At
thIs uncturc. Caster took over
and retired Don Ross But Pat
Secrecy singled scoring Fleming
vtfh what proved 90 be- the wln-
nn1 counter II was charged 20
Benton who put the runner on
base.
The Tiger, accounted for the
f.tv- ri rr---r two -atiUS i'm The
rut inning when Bob Swift
.u.tl4ra later scored on a
uu..-Ny Webb Thc other came
. .... ..t l.4- ..YY,I lt
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Shaken bHi OH Top.
Cubs Meet Cousins

CHICAGO Sept u P)-The league-eadng Cubs deatcned
crashing Cardinal bats expected TO find cure lo
Blues Cincinnati today by sweeping double
header their cousins" the Reds.
league record this
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yrstcrday's Results Ioday's Games
DfI 72-7. Clevs OF Phil at SY Y
chi al = T.. traiul, Cle,e at st
uulY games scheduled. Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

Back from Buffalo Walker
made one of his infrequcnt Tiger
appearances ~ the plate as a
pinch hitter. Hubble walked
Cullcnbine'S one-handcd spear
of Meyers long ball TO right
in the second game was "A sen
Sational achievement. Webb. also
turned i'm "A flashv stop and
throw on Hayes that made the
eyes Of the customers pop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
YORK WALKED

UnSteadied by Roy's whaeky
REYNOLDS walked Rudy York and
gave up a single to Jimmy Out
law. This was a nice spot for
one of Paul Richards famous two
baggcrs and he delivered, thus
scoring York and Outlaw.
After resting for four innings,
the Tigers exploded again in the
>cventN Newhouser led of with
one of his two-baggerS after
which Skcctcr Webb land Eddie
Mayo were retired. Then Cramer
walked and Greenberg followed
with his atomic bomb. Wait
more Sul. Culenblne singled and
later scored when York laced out
a double.
Three Achtning double plays
started by Eddie Mayo and Skce-
ter Webb helped NewhouScr. Be
sides playing SpeCtacularlY atleld,
Webb bagged a pair of singles.
Al Benton, in the nightcap, for
the thirteenth straight time failed
10 finish. IL times in the role of
"a starter The big right-hander
pitched tNe official innings, gave
up three hits and three runs,
enough markers TO assure victory
for the Indians.
II was Benton's eighth defeat
against IS wins George Caster
and Tommy Bridges pitched the
rest of the way for the Tigers,
but their mates cot them no runs.