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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07


Carmel, Pa. siomis dienomis
is Mt. Carmel atplauke beveik
1000 svaru siuntinys.
New Yorko apylinkeje be-
ne pirmoje vietoje zygiuoja
Maspethas. Jau kelis kartus
is ten atgabenta po kelis Sim
tus svaru.
Brooklyno visuomene ir smar-
kiai issijudino. Kasdien atga-
benama sandelin pundai drabu-
ziu ir avalynes.
Parama plaukia ir is toll
miausiu vietu. stai, Los An
geles, CAL, Lietuviai per Sv.
Kazimiero par. atsiunte 400
svarQ. sv. Petro ir Povilo pa
rapija is Grand Rapids, Mich.
- "a dezes. Cicero, ILL.,, Lie
tuviu parapija ir BALI Ia
skyrius - 3,077' svarus.
Kun. K. Strimaitis is AL
bany persiunte 445 svarus.
Newark, N. j., BALI skyrius
beveik kas savaite siuntineja
po keleta simtu svaru.
Chicagos BALI apskritis att
dare nuolatini centreli, kur
drabuziai priimami kasdien. To-
kie centreliai veikia Philadel-
phijoje, Wilkes-Barre, Shenan-
doah, Bostone, Worcester ir
kitur.
BALE vadovybe labai dekin-
ga items geradariams kurie
prie draIbuziu ir batu pasisten-
gia atsiusti dar ir po gabala
muilo, siulu, adatu, sagu dirzu
ir kitty reikalingu daiktu.
Atsimintina kad siuo metu
daugiausia reikia drabuziu il
avalynes ypac rudeni ir ziema
ypac naudingi megstiniai, vii
nones kojines, silti baltiniai.
BALI skyriai, parapijos il
visa ellie selpimo darbui gelb.
stinciu draugiju siomis dieno.
mis- gavo nauju plakatu (post,
ers), nauju brosiureliu (fold
ers) raginanciu dovanoti il
rinkti rubus, avalyne ir pataly
ne nuo karo nukentejusiems
Lietuviams. Didziuosius pla
katus ir brosiureles prasom;
paskleisti tarp Amerikieciu. Di
dziaisiais plakatais gall but
papuosti krautuviu langai, sa
les, klubai ir kitos viesosio
istaigos. Brosiureliu formata
tinka 10 numerio vokams
Siuntinedarni savo reikalais lai
skus, malonekite ideti ir bro
siurele vajaus reikalais, malo
nekite paprasyti biznio, pro
fesionaliu ir visuomenes istai
gu pagelbeti.
Pc maza kieki esame issiur
tineje ir korteliu prie ruby pr
kabinti, National War Fund
vajui zenkleliu prie laisku liz
dyti ir zenklu prie automobile
if. nanny langu klijuoti.
Issiusta ir atspausdintu SAL
delio adresu korteliu. Jei tt
rite surinke drabuziu, avalyne
ar kitokiu reikmeniu nuo k;
ro nukentejusiems Lietuviam
malenekite tuoj supakuoti, u
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Italijoje, komunistai We
da mustynes prizes Lenkus
kareivius kurie atsisako
gryzti j bolseviku kontro-
liuojama Lenkija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Vokieciu nuostoliai sia-
me kare skelbiama 4,06,-
438. Is ju 1911 800 uzmus-
ia. Tai toll nuo desimciu
miliionu kaip bolsevikai
skelbe 1928 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Maskvoje per radio ir
visoje bolseviku spaudoje
ypatingu pazymejimu skel-
biama Amerikos bedarbiu
eiliu daugejimas, dirbtuviu
uzdarymas, itikinimui boil
seviku vergu apie "prazu-
tinga padeti" darbininku
musu kapitalistineje tvar-
koje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
VOKIETIJOJE Ameriks

VUKIETIJUJE AmeTIKa
priIaikys 100000 kariuome-
nes, visi kiti kareiviai sku-
biai vezami atgal. Gene
rolas Eisenhower sake rel
kalinga bus gabenti mais-
tas Vokiecius palaikyti gy-
vais, mes ten maisto nera.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Pittsburgh. - CIO vadai
pradejo va.iu iskovoti algu
pakelima plieno industries
darbininkams, .apie ka pra-
mesa CIO prezidentas Phi
lip Murray.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Federales valdziOs istai-
gose, karui pasibaigus, SUI
grazinama 40 valandu dar-
DO savaite.
Valdzios biuruose dabar-
tiniu laiku dirba pusketvir-
to milijono tarnautoiu. Tu-
Ii biurai bus panaikinti, XII
tuose darbai padauges.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
DOVANOJA AZ BILL
JONUS DOLARIU

Prez. Truman siulo kon-
gresui nubraukti savo ka-
70 sajungininkems lend
lease Quotas paskolas, ku-
rios sudaro virs AZ bilijo-
nu dolariu suma.
Taigi, mes pirkom karo
bonus, kariavom, nugale-
JON Italia, Vokietija il
Japonija, isgelbejom Angli-
ia, Russia, Kinija nuo oku-
paciju, atidavem mazas be-
jieges Europos tautas So
vietu verguven, dabar dar
padovanojam AZ bilijonus
dolariu!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

STALINAS atsaukia is
Washingtono savo amba-
sadoriu Gromyko, j jo vie
ta skiria kita nezinoma boil
sevika, Kapustina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Gen. Kai-sek, paskelbes
Japonijos nugalejima ir ka-
70 baigima, atsisauke j sa-
vo zmones ragindamas bu-
davoti nauja, suvienyta XII
Mia, kaipo model demo
kratines valstybes Toll
muose Rytuose.
Komunistu vadas Use
Tsung state Kai-sekui vi
sOkius reikalavimus kaslink
valdzios sudarymo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

SiO karo begiu vandenuo-
Sc zuvo 1872 Americas ka-
rial, priesams nuskandinus
,musu laivus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

RUGS. l suejo 6 metal
nuo prasidejimo II pasau-
linio karo, kuomet Vokie-
ciai uzatakavo Lenkija.
Ia pat diena, siais me-
tais, antras pasaulinis ka-
ras baigtas pasirasymu ia
ponijos pasidavimo, ant U.
S. karo laivo Tokyo ilan-
kOje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07
:: .''''::'ldAl|y
ID A r B Al

Tikima PREF. Truman pa
ticks Kongresui pasiulyma
ivesti S25 savaitinio atlygi-
nimo bedarbiams kurie pa
leisti is darby.
Taipgi manoma Kongre-
sui bus patiekta rekomen-
dacija nustatyti minimum
mokesti paprastiems darbi-
ninkams visokiuose dar-
buose po 65c valandai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Uzdarius Russian War
Relief Amerikoje, mes ka-
ras Rusams baigesi, boise
viku vyriausybe stengiasi
isiverzti j UNRRA ir gau-
ii $500, 100000 suma selpi-
mui Rusijos karo nukente-
jusiu sriciu. Tuo budu bus
tokia suma atimta nuo SUI
selpimo tu nukentejusiV
Saliu kurioms tikrai reikia
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Detroit. - Ford Motor
Co. dirbtuvese Windsor,
Kanadoje, darbininkai nu-
balsavo streikuoti. Strei-
kas apims 10000 darbinin-
ku.
Paciame Detroite prade-
jo streikuoti suvirs 10000
darbininku keliose Bri iggs
Mfg. Co. dirbtuvese ir ke-
turiose Hudson Motor Car
Co. dirbtuvese.
Streikuoja 1916 automo-
billy modeliu dirbejai.
Unijos virsininkai sake,
streikams priezastys> susi-
dejo nuo visokiu nesusi-
pratimu per pastarus iris
metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

lipdykite adresa ant pundo ir
siqskite: mazesnius pundus pa
stu, didesnius Railway Express,
o didelius gelezinkeliais
freight. Visus rubus prasome
siusti j:
UNITED LITHUANIAN
RELIEF WAREHOUSE
1O1 Grand st.
Brooklyn II, N. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

Popiezius prieme 1,100O
Lenku kareiviu ir karinin-
ku, uzsilikusiu Italijoje ir
nenorinciu gryzti j bolsevi-
ku valdoma Lenkija. Juos
palaimines, popiezius pa
sake, 'Lenku narsumo zy-
giai uztarnauja jiems tel
Sc j tikra nepriklausomybe
ir gerove".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-07

KarO industriiOse iksiol
neteko darby jau du mill
JONAH darbininku.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Count
On Benton

CHICAGO. Aug 6-Al Benton
and Zeb Eaton. who will be on
the firing line today. will seek 70
break the Tigers losing streak
here.
Benton will he bidding for his
eleventh victory against but two
losses. Eaton will he after his
fourth, against one defeat. Eddie
Lopat, left-hander. and Johnny
viii pitch for Chicago
To add To Tiger troubles,
Cramer has come up with sore
ribs. suffered sliding In To base
here Saturday. 1t kept him out
Of the second game yesterday,
and IL is doubtful he can play
today. He can run and field.
hut the soreness handicaps his
bat swinging.
Hal Weafer, umpire, was out Of
action yesterday as result Of an
attack OF ptomaine poisoning.
Based on the advance sale, the
twin bill yesterday would have
drawn $1,000 persons instead Of
1874, had 1t not been for threat
ening weather. The start Of the
first game was delayed IS minutes
because of rain. l.. VI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Hubert johnson Long
Friend of Athletes

Hubert G.. Johnson, candidate
for council in tomorrow's primary
election. has been one Of the most
active figures in Detroit'S athletic
program for a number OF years.
For 20 years he has been super
visor Of athletics for the depart
ment Of parks and recreation and
has been a booster OF sports for
all.
johnson is considered the No !
authority on softball rules in the
country and all major disputes are
referred 10 him as the last court
of appeal. he has had wide ex-
perience in baseball. golf. ice Skat-
ing and recreation football. His
Job has been 10 sec the facilities
of the city arc available for all
teams on an equal basis and his
intactful handling of all disputes
has made him thousands Of friends
among the youngcrS Of Detroit
Johnson graduated from the
University Of Dayton YIN 1901 and
after serving as a machiniSt ap-
prentice he studied law lie was
by Lincoln Motors in
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
ID Sports q
DIRE wife y

c. j. Farley, 53-year-old Grand
Rapids businessman, defends his
state senior golf championship,
starting tomorrow, AT Detroit
Golf Club Entrants hold a
pro-Senior best ball warm-up af-
fair this afternoon Joe Nc
Carthy, n. Y. Yankees manager,
is almost ready TO return 10 work,
according TO his personal physi-
clan.
The world records for wagering
have been established at New
York's Jamaica track -. Eighteen
day meeting averaged S2,Sl4, ,535
daily. and daily double high
reached when 39.9lS fans poured
S202, 800 in daily double Sammy
Angott, former lightweight champ,
is coming out of retirement again
matched with Gene Burton in
Pittsburgh 10-rounder Aug. 20.
Maria Rivera, Mexican woman
distance swimming champion. 10
compete in Los Angeles Catalina
channel contest next month .
Smoot-putting Harold West, Port
land. Ore. got ine-below-par 63
in pa total 10 win Utah open
Steploch, Oregon-bred 4-year-
old, copped Tia Juana feature
yesterday Pvt. Bulge Patty
OF Hollywood is champion Medi-
terranean theater Allied tennis
champ after victory in Rome
Portland. Ore, may get race track
after war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
axes Good Pitchino

The most amazing thing is the
way the Washington pitching STAFF
has held up especially in the last
week. The Senators have played
double-headers in FIVE days-a
back breaking chore for any staff
but the Mats took four Of the
double-headers and split the fifth.
Here's an announcement that
won't bring boxing fans 10 their
feet cheering wildly Sammy An
Cott. who used 70 hold The MIA
lightweight tt++ttlle-ts title rs coming oft of
retirement again
This Is the second time Sammy
has come out Of retirement, which
puts him a close second 10 E'ritzie
Zivic You NAV recall that An
gott'S ring tactics never endeared
him 10 the fans. He was on the
scientific side. too much so. and
knew more holds than Jim
LondoS.
They 70 saving around 81 Louis
way that Pete Gray will he used
even less now, since the return
Of Chet LaahS 10 the Browns out
field the other day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
MuItahy, Out Of Army,
To Rejoin PhiIIies

WEST NEWTON, Mass. Aug
s (UP) M/Sgt Hugh Mulcahy,
first major league baseball player
10 enlist in the service, came
home today with an army dis
charge and said hc would report
10 the cellar-bound PhillieS after
a brief rest.
The big riGht-handed pitcher,
who was mustered out Of the
service at Fl Devcns on 81 points
he had amasSed during his four
and one-half years service. said
he was about Is pounds under his
top playing weight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Hagen Pushed Stacks

81 don't know how much bust
ness was taken away from the
golf pro when the then Prince
of Wales didn't have time 90 get
dressed for golf and established
the slacks style" the leader of
the anti-slackS- movement con-
tinued.
Manion complains that Walter
Hagen and Johnny Farrell took
up the Princes idea and pushed
il for a cloth company.
But I do remember back In
the eos when i sold almost
every member of my club his
knickers and golf hose. That
business made up about half
my shop business.
It'll give credit to SaraZen
for sticking TO knickers. Gene
IL n practical guy. He knows
that knickers not only are the
best for a pros playing, but
they are best for pros busl-
ness.
Millard Drukenbrod and Al
Watrous can take ii from here.
Knickers or not postwar golf
is going 10 be of a much higher
calibre than ever. according TO
Hagen. The Haig, who over span
of almost two decades burned up
the fairways 10 the tune of some
20 major titles - including the
British open four times--baSeS his
prediction on the conditioning
youthful golfers are receiving in
the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Co-Ordinated Youths

"One Of the few blessings Of
the war will be n generation OF
AthIetically co-Ordinated youths"
Hagen declared, "who In normal
times never would have reached
the peak Of conditioning they
are now receiving in the serv-
ice"
Hagen points TO the low scoring
as evidence of the improvement
in play.
Look at the scores they are
firing 10 win tournaments"
Hagen points out. "l8-hole totals
under 20. They are sure playing
the game tougher and tougher.
Better equipment helps, OF
course.
when these young fellows
who were showing promise both
a. amateurs and pros before tho
war return they'll capitalize on
their added coordination and
n new fighting spirit TO raise
the game to new levels. Then,
too, with the amounts In prizes
steadily climbing. compe tition
is bound Ia be tougher"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Betz, Osborne Play
In Delaware Finals

WILMINGTON, Del. Aug &
(UP)-Pauline Betz, Los Angeles,
national women's tennis cham
pion, and Margaret Osborne, San
Francisco. won their way into the
final round of the Delaware
state woman's grass court tennis
champions yesterday.
Billy Talbert, Wilmington, Del,
runner-up for last years national
crown. won the mems eight-entry
invitational tournament by defeat
ing Francisco (Pancho1 Segura,
University OF Miami intercolle-
giate champion, 0-6, 60. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Nelson Winner
Of 12th Tourney

NEW YORK, Aug. 6 GNS)-
It's Lord Byron Nelson, king OF
the links.
Whatever doubts any golfing
enthusiasts may have had as 10
the mechanical mans ability to
keep going-and keep winning
under the toughest OF circum-
stances were put TO rout for good
Saturday when Nelson went to
work in the gathering twilight
and romped to $50 victory in the
Canadian Open golf championship.
In three successive weeks Mel
son won the national PGA, the
Tam o'Shanter, and the Canadian
Open. He has won II out Of lS
Journeys this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Michigan Just
Fair 10 Coaches

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 6-Per-
formance Of the Wolverine grid
IRON eleven in its first squad
game Of the season here Saturday
was termed lust fair today by
Michigan coaches.
THE team is still very ragged
and not ready for Great Lakes
or any other outfit" end coach
Bcnnie OoSterhaan said. "HOw-
ever. the squad showed a lot of
gameness which 10 will never
lose"
Second intra-Squad tilt this
summer is scheduled next Satur-
dav, with head coach Fritz Girls
ler. returned from the Big Ten
coaches meeting, taking his first
look al tho squad IN team action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
A Firpo Yarn

The appearance ~ Luis Angel
FirpoS Argentine protege, Abel
CeStac. in New York ring re-
Gently naturally brought up mcm-
ories Of Firpo's terrific battle
with Jack Dempsey back in 1923.
I'd Van Every recalls scene
in Firpo's dressing room after the
wild Bull Of the PampsS' p took
beating after knocking Demp-
Sey out Of the ring
Way was made with difFi-
Guilty through the fight-mAd
mob IN where they had taken
the beaten man" Van Every re-
called
But instead af a dayed. In
ert hulk. Firpo was seated on a
rubbing table, and not only did
he seem far from q badly gored
wild bull. but was able to iab-
her away in Spanish n mile
minute TO excited countrymer
gathered about. and without
taking a deep breath. Maybe
the man was out Of his mind.
what Is FIrpo saying" was
the anxious question put 70 a
South American newspaper ac-
quaintance.
"FIrpo is saying" he an
swered with courteous gravity
I hurt Dempssy. ard II he Says
no, h. 10 no gentleman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

costume a. q baseball player
would he playing second base in
. tuxedo" Msnion asserts.
"knickerS are far more prac-
tical for golf than are slAcks,"
the Missourian added. "Knickers
don't throw distracting shadows
that wAver around the ball.
They don't have cuffs that get
wet and dirty. They don't have
tn have q tailor to cut and sew
them 10 length"
Msnion toSseS in hit Of sordld
commercialiSm in his plea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Benton o-7 and Baton 81 A.
Chicago tHumphries 4B and Lopst 49,,
games
Cleveland fGromek I z-s and Center s-oi
at st Louis fJakuch ms and Kramer
s-lo1 afternoon and twilight game.
(Only Esmsn scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
{ Brooklyn tBranca IL 81 Boston tTobin
a-ial.
s., Louis tJuriiich IA at PirIburGh
Roe 10
Only rsmss Nhsduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
KOsTEN GETS 78

Jim CAN'T, Sam Byrd's assistant
who was very much in the run
ming with ZAP for the first Sc
holes. had 39-37-76 and enters
the final round tied al 2lS with
Lee KoStcn Of MuSkegon, the first
round leader with Go. kostcn
had 7S.
The other KoStcn, brother Bob,
fhe Grand Rapids amateur, beat
the rain for 73 and 220 for a tie
with Joe Before OF Detroit Coun-
try Club. and Al KocSls OF Pontiac,
brother Of Chuck
Before was headed for a = or
-, bat the rain and wind Got him
on tho last hole. And he ran up
s 10 boost its score Of rs. AT
kocsiS had 36-39-75.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Bob Tales
Senators Proving
They're Not FooIine'
BY ROB MURPHY
Sport Editor

MONDAY MULLIGAN:
No, those Washington Senators
aren't fooling.
II the Tigers think they are,
our boys better take quick gan
der over their shoulders. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

their labor relations department
for several years. In 1921 he was
retained by the Russell Sage
Foundation and in that connection
was instrumental in the passing
Of the Loan Shark Law by the
Michigan Legislature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Oh Gloomy Sunday

T0faF 81 2 74 n Tothf q II II
s-PStted for Dfetrtch IN fourth
b-patteo for O~errirs IN seventh.
c-Batteo for hcLSuEhiin IN ninth.
DETROIT ia zoo oo1-
Chirsro 400 oo4 41s-i1
Runs-Webb 7 CuIisnbins a. GreenberG
York swift Moses Farrell , Schak
DickShot Baker. Hockttt 2. hichaels T.
Hocksu 2 MlcnaeIS 4 fresh. Errors-webh
York McLsughlin Runs bAtted in-Msyo, Cul-
lenhins CreenbsrE 3 swift =. Dicksnot. Baker
FsrreA ; Schslk Johnson Michaeia }. Moses
York TVo-bsss hits-Yort. Cuiienbine a.
Rocket Mlchselt Home run-CTsenoerg. ste-
rificsS-Msier. Crsmer. Hockett. Left on bases
Detroit 10, ChicsFo p-Btsrs on bslh--
or Trout , or Dietrich ,. off johnson ,.
Etruck out-By Trout 3. ~ Dietrich =. ey
johnson 5 hy OVernire !. HitS-ON Dietrich.
IN innings or Trout, 4 In a. inningt.
off Overnirs IN = inning Passed ball
suifi Winning pitchsr--Johnson. Losing
pttchsr-Tfout Umpires-PtpErs1 and Crievs
Time u. EstiDatso Ettendance-is.o 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

Senators are
breathing h o [
on their necks
now. only a
half game be-
hind.
What is hap
pening 10 the
Tigers n o W
could happen 10
any club. but
after the last
few days one
can't escape
the uneasy feel
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
LaMottd, Bdsord Meet
In Top Bout Of Week

NEW YORK. Aug. s tUPJ-
Jake LaMotta and Jose Basora,
middleweights, meet for
the fourth time Friday night in a
l0-round bout at Madison Square
Garden that highlights the weeks
hoxing prOpranN
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

itNA - wv
back 20 golf
knick er& a
movement h o.
ing sponsored
by AT least one
man.
He is Johnny
Manion. pro at
a club in Web
Ster GROW eS
Mo.
"Wit h out
KIN lex erS =
golfer IL a.
much out Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Pitchers Keep
Senators Up

As il there wasn't enough confu-
sion in Washington already, the
chances suddenly became bright
today for the World Series 10 he
there, provided. Of course. that the
Office of Defense Transportation
permits il to be held anywhere.
The Senators, climaxing one oil
the most remarkable performances
in years. were only a bare half
game out of first place playing
five double-headers in as many
days and winning all but one OF
the 10 games.
Before the spree began last
Wednesday. Washington was five
and half games behind the
Tigers. And the only reason that
Detroit wasn't overtaken is that
II wax having a winning streak or
its own until the weekend. How
ever, while the Senators were
sweeping their double-header with
the Red Sox, 5-4 and Al yester-
day. the Tigers were dropping a
pair 10 AIlG NHitc sDOA az NiIiNdbo'
CARRY THE BURDEN
The Senators. who have one OF
the most solid pitching Staffs in
either league. carried the burden
again yesterday although il took
three men 10 settle the issue in
the l4-inning opener.
Mickey Haefner finally gained
the decision, while Roger Wolff
knuckled down and went the
route for his thirteenth win in the
second game.
George Myatt was hellion on
the base paths in the first game,
getting four hits, stealing two
bases and scoring four of the five
runs. John buddy Lewis, who
has been back with the Senators
only a week since being dis
charged from the army, paced the
second game attack with three
hits, driving in two runs.
YaNKS FLOP, TOO
The Athletics kept New York
from taking advantage of De-
troits slip by trouncing the Yam
KEGS twice at Philadelphia, 6-3
and 4-3, ending their losing streak
at 10 games. Dick Siebert with
three-run triple in the first game
and double and single in the
second paced the hitters. Louis
{ Bo Boz NewSom won the opener
and Jess Flores, with help from
jittery' Joe Berry took the second.
The Indians and Browns divided
at St. Louis and remained tied for
sixth place. Cleveland took the
opener, 6-3, on jeff Heath's three
run homer. The Browns won the
second, 1919, after getting off 10
an eight-run lead in three innings.
While the American race was
tightening, the trend was the
other way in the National where
the Cubs ran their lead TO six
full games by winning two al Gin
cinnati, 1875, and 5-l.
The presence of Commissioner
AlDGIl ID. (ndIluitI was nO Htip
To the Reds, who were pounded
for y hits, five by Phil Cavarretta
in the first game.
CARDS DIVIDE
The Pirates and Cardina Is
divided at Pittsburgh. st. Louis
made p hits TO win the opener,
1875, Charley Barrett chalking up
his fifteenth win. II was Pitts
burgh's turn to hit the ball in the
second game, 1913, triumph for
Fritz Ostermueller. pitching his
first game since being discharged
from the army.
Art Herring pitched a two-hit
Shutout 10 give Brooklyn a 10
victory, but Boston countered 10
win the second game. 10-l, with
16-hit assault on three Dodger
pitchers.
The Giants won two from the
futility boys from Philadelphia,
14-5, and 4-2. Bill Voiselie struck
out IL in winning his twelfth
~ ma in the oFonar
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

short and in the rough in two.
While most persons were figur-
ing on A dogfiGht today between
these two Deuoiters, big Glib
Sellers, winner here in 194l, also
may have 10 be reckoned with.
The wheat farmer from Spring
port. playing IN the worst Of the
downpour, matched Byrd's 1854 -
20. for 2l3, and is only four strokes
off the pace. Sellers had a pair Of
birdie deuces on the second Q. He
bagged one on No. II by hollng
out from the edge of trap.
RUTAN HAS els
Chick Rutan of Birmingham,
and Jimmy Johnson of Glen Oaks
are next with PISS and are as
sured of places we'll up in the
final standings So is AL WatrouS
of Oakland Hills, with his 2l7.
Rutan Vaulted into a threaten
ing position when he made turn
yesterday in 33. the result of a
birdie 4 on the eighth and an
eagle 3 on the ninth, where he
holed A chip, but he gave those
strokes back with three boGeyS
coming in one a s into the wind
and rain on the eighteenth and
took a pr y.
Johnson was I under with 35 on
the first half, but also lost a stroke
with a s on the home hole for 36
and y.
WatrouS rallied 10 score "a com
ing in and a 73 after a 80 out.
He got a birdie deuce on the
eleventh and a birdie 4 on the
eighteenth, which certainly was a
BIC hole Yesterday.