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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
Redskins Sneak Past
Chicago Bears, 1921
By BUS HAM

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-(F}-
Sd Luckman outpitched Sammy
Baugh today but Washington S
Redskins turned on the power on
the ground to overcome Chicago $
Bears, 1921.
In what was expected to be an
aerial duel between professional
footballs two old masters, Luck
man passed for all of fChicago's
touchdowns.
He kept the Bears out ahead at
10, 14-7 and 21-14, but the Red
skins, coming from behind three
times, crashed through for two
touchdowns in the final period 10
hold the leadership of the Eastern
Division of the National League.
With the Bears defense spread
out to stop his passing, Baugh
wisely utilized the Redskins bril-
liant array of running backs Tor
three touchdowns.
Slippery Steve Bagarus
made the other Washington score
on the days most sensational play
"a spidery 68-yard run after
catching a Baugh toss into the
flat.
Lucknan, completing 10 OF Sc
passes for 233 yards to Baugh S
10 of 16 for ZIG yards, threw to
Ken Kavanaugh for the Bears
first two touchdowns.
The first was a 33-yarder and
sent the Bears out in front with
the opening period three-fourths
gone.
After Bagarus had spun over from
10 yards outLuckman again put the
Bears in front, 14-7, with 48-yard
touchdown throw to Kavanaugh
early in the second quarter.
But Bagarus slipped away on
his 68-yarder on the initial Red
skin play following the next kick
off.
Luckman next hit George Will
son, nine-year veteran, with a g.
yard pass to give the Bears their
21-14 advantage at half time.
Merlyn Condit raced around left
end for As yards on the last play
of the third period to shove the
Bears back into a hole which en-
abled the Redskins to soon tie the
score at 21.all. Frank Atkins drove
from the S.
Dick Todd sprinted 80 yards to
the 9 and Condit again banged
through from the 4 for the winner
and to share the days individual
scoring honors with Kavanau!gk
and Bagarus with two touchdoWns
each.
Luckman had one more threat
in his good right arm, pitching
the Bears deep into Redskin ter
ritory in the last two minutes, but
a fourth-down toss to Al Gryge
lacked inches of a first down or
the 16.
The attendance was "a, 7S8.
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r1 YORK, Nov. 1S-(B-T''
Nh " for tricky and terrific. But
STANDS ~ oar stand for terrible, as a
It also ,, tan coaches who installed
gstsSl .a ll- old system without ut
IBIS i EsSsl,lg players to operate it
s,@ropsrly have discovered 10 '''elf
ls gssr have discovered it can be
They s ' cold. and nobody relishes
stoppe soa m a crisp, autumn day.
ICED I'd GOOD CIV formation can be
Even nsd and we are not forgetting
sopp e,Irrent Army team or the
the v ~ Bears Of a few years back
Cnlc ss.ssnford's 1910 squad. Those
Of o., ss' are, or were, blessed with
team, y, . a. to win no matter
the :. li ffornation they might employ.
'i Tsr ios defenses have =. been EN-
,N va,i' to curb the T, with varying
ploy rsss " Of success, but if we were
des. sne one man who apparently
10 70 Dl come up with the solution 1t
a la,1d be Gus Dorias, the Detroit
Lion coach .,s .or., +e.r,s
:, l times in the last two seasons.
- Tse ''t first time they lost to Cleve'
l ND = 20 to II. The second time
a +sar' tied the Chicago Bears, 81
, u The last II times they have
..roe 90 out on top, and if they can
. :V-,,' back Cleveland THANKSGIVING
I ~, to make it an even dozen e.
n nay really can qualify as a T.
buster .;..,,,,,, ,,.s
,.ised on the T, and his football
s p, has run the gamut from
r e 10 T. you might say. That is
1p's watched the game complete
. ~ c = starting from the T and
aossing through the various wing
hacks pac and other formations and re-
~ W effectively operated the 7
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Nine Colleges Remain
Unbeaten, Indicated

NEW YORK, Nov. 49, Rl -
Only four major and five minor
football teams were left in the
ranks of the unbeaten and united
football eleven today as Holy
Cross and the Gaels of St. Mary's
succumbed to the pressure and
went down to defeat.
Playing their last game of the
season, the Gaels were upset, 49,
s, by U. c. L. A. Holy Cross was
surprised, 1916, by a vengeful
Temple squad which had suffered
its first licking the week before
at Penn States hands.
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Cape Fear Golfers
Play Three Matche.

Three third flight matches
were played in the Cape Fear Coun-
try Club annual fall tournament
yesterday.
R. B. Bell defeated r. T. Cowlins,
5 and 4, w T. Benton beat A. j.
Bergen, and 4, and Hooper John
son won over w. H. Avertte 8 and 2.
Play in all four flights of the
tournament will continue this week
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SCATTER ASHES

GOSHEN, N. Y, Nov. 18-(R)-
A racing gig circled the good time
track today and as it moved from
the grandstand past the judges
stand and under the finish wire
the ashes of the late Jack Mat
thews were scattered over the turf,
fulfilling the last wish Of the har-
ness racing enthusiast.
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LEJEUNE TIES STARS

ATLANTA, Nov. 18ARE In a
nip and tuck tilt, the Marcus
Point Marine Partners of Camp
Lejeune, and the Atlanta All-stars
battled to a TT deadlock today be-
fore an estimated crowd of 5000
at Ponce De Leon park. l.,
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JIMENEZ KO WINNER

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 18.-EE
Lightweight Julio Cesar Jimenez
knocked out Leonardo Lopez OF
Mexico City in the sixth round
of a ten rounder Saturday night.
Jimenez, also from Mexico City,
plans to leave tomorrow for New
York where he is scheduled to box
lin Madison Square Garden.
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CHERRY POINT VICTORY

CHERRY POINT, Nov. 18-P)-
Roaring back from a 27-0 defeat
administered earlier in the season.
Cherry Points Leathernecks held
highly favored Camp Peary, Va,
outfit to 70 score here today.
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PLAN NET TOURNAMENT

GENEVA, Nov. 18.-{P-An In
ternational tennis tourney involv-
ing France, Italy, Monaco and
Switzerland will be held here from
Nov. rs to Dec. 2.
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rODAY's RESULTS

TODAY's RESULTS
Cleveland IS, Chicago Cardinals 81.
New York IS, Detroit IA.
Philadelphia 30, Pittsburgh 6.
Green Bay %, Boston Yanks 0.
Washington %, Chicago Bears 81.
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HUTSON LEADS PACK I

BOSTON, Nov. 49, UP win
the veteran Don Hutson having
his customary pass-catching Sue
cesses and Lou Brock ripping the
enemy line to shreds, the power
full Green Bay Packers shutout
the Boston Yanks, $50, in a Ma
tional football League clash today
before a $4,000 crowd at FenwaJ
Park.
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Hog breeders are selecting for a
"middle-of-the-road'' type of in
dividual. In recent years some
hogs have become too leggy.
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RAMS STOP CARDS:
PACK, GIANTS WIN

NEW YORK, Nov. 49, R -
An aerial-minded band of New
York Giants handed the Detroit
Lions, erstWhile co-leaders of the
western division in the National
Football league, a IS to IA beat
ing today. 1t was the Giants Sec
ond win of the year.
Junior Hovious, who less than
month ago rejoined the Giants
after his discharge from the Army,
took over the left halfback duties
for the Giants and to the surprise
OF the Detroiters as well as the
"a, 46O paying customers tossed 10
passes and figured in all Of the
Giant tallies.
The Ex-Mississippi University
star completed 10 of them, mostly
to Frank Liebel, and gained 1877
yards through the air.
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RAMS BEAT CARDS

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.- (P) Bob
Waterfield Of the Cleveland Rams
and Paul Christman of the Chi
cago Cardinals locked horns here
today in pass-crazy National
league game that saw the Rams
defeat the Chicago team IS to 81.
Chrlstman attempted As passes
and connected on two touchdown
throws while Waterfield passed
for three touchdowns and his 35-
yard toss to End Jim Benton set
up another.
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STANDINGS

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-LR}-National
Football League standings:
WESTERN DIVISION
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THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
THURSDAY (THANKsGIVING)
Cleveland at Detroit.
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First Victory
This Season

The Roosevelt Rough Riders COW
cred themselves with glory for the
first time this season, as they down
ed Saline High School $50, at Sa.
line.
Roosevelt, kicked OF, and Saline
was tackled on their own 20 yard
line. The first play, an attempt at
a sleeper, but Lester Appl. Roose-
welt star quarterback, playing full
back on defense. knocked the ball
down. After two more unsuccess.
full plays, Saline punted and Roose.
welt received on their own 40 yard
line.
On an attempted pass Norman
Shedd intercepted. and ran for the
first tou chdown OF the game.
At the start OF the second quar-
ter Saline punted. and Roosevelt
ran the ball up to their own 40 yard
line. Bill Sweet ran around right
end for considerable gain, and
Shedd went through center TO Sa.
lines 30. Larry Elliott went
around end TO the nine yard line.
Elllott went 10 the one yard line.
Lester Appl pushed II over for the
second touchdown OF the game. Les.
ter Appl kicked off again, and Sa-
line was dropped on their own 20
yard line.
Shedd intercepted his second
pass OF the ball game, and scored
his second touchdown.
Saline kicked at the start OF the
second half and Roosevelt ran the
ball to their own 45 yard line. Larry
Elliott went around end, and Jack
Arnet completed a long pass to Les
Appl to the eight yard line. Nor
man Shedd drove the ball through
center for the fourth touchdown Of
the game. The extra point was a
pass play to Connolly via Appl.
The rest OF the game held Roose-
welt storeless.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
Roundup

Lovinson -APDon Hamilton 1873 pound hAack playing his
leading Illinois
today with points eight Hamilton scored
points night Lovingon Sullivan 81 for its
straight without
$40 points the highest in Illinois his
ChcagoAP-The National basketball League with three
bers in Its lineup will 1game schedule 1856
which Nov a. indianapolis Youngstown o. and Rochester
" the in the eight club circuit Indianapolis will
the Western Division with Chicago sheboygan
kQh Wis., while Fort Wayne Ind Cleveland Roch-
will comprise the
schedule competed
remain out OF league play this
New Orleans-APSal Of
Boxing Association feahewht champion Jock Leslie hard
punching Flint Mich
title bout
New York in 5tound fight Leslie piled
six consecutive knockouts
following.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
Lineups
Roosevelt
Saline
Perry Scores
Touchdown

The Ypsilanti Braves lost a hard
fought football game to the Ann
Arbor Pioneers last night, 32-l3.
The Ann Arbor boys greatly out
played the Ypsi team during the
FIRST half The Pioneers scored
twice in The FIRST period, the first
touchdown coming within the first
three minutes OF play, on a pass
from Black to Koehler. A few plays
later Snyder circled his own left
end for 2S yards for touchdown.
Ann Arbor failed to make either
conversion.
Ann Arbor drove to the Ypsllanti
nine yard line, and then Plat
crashed through the line for the
score Ann Arbor ran the extra
point, thus making the score 1870.
Ann Arbor In the third quarter,
continued their touchdown parade,
when Henry scored on a hve yard
reverse. At this point Ann Arbor
sent in their second team. The
Braves were quick TO capitalize on
this. as Hill connected with Perry
on a pass play for 80 yards and
first down on the Ann Arbor IL.
from where Perry scored two plays
later. Later in the period Perry
caught another Hill pass and dash
ed rs yards for O touchdown.
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Back When
(By the Associated Press)

e. (By the Associated Press)
A year ago today Bob Kelly.
Notre Dame football star, received
an apT ointment to the Naval Acad-
envy effective in the spring OF 1915.
Three years ago-Baseball writ.
ers named Joe Gordon Of the New
YORK Yankees as the most valuable
American League player In 1912.
Five years ago-The undefeated
Washington Redskins walloped the
Pittsburgh Steelers 1910 for their
seventh straight victory in the Ma.
tional Football League.
Ten years ago-A crowd OF S0,01S
at Columbus saw Notre Dame score
three touchdowns In the fourth per
lod TO defeat Ohio State IS to 10.
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land Rams. Southern scribes are
high on Louisiana States Gene
Red knight who has Averaged
sos yards each time he has carried
the ball and has the best punting
average IN the Southeastern Con-
ference co.. Coincidence Dept: Just
about the time Happy Chandler
left the Senate to become full-time
baseball commissioner, Ralph
Daugh'on resigned as president Of
the Piedmont League 10 devote all
his time to his work in Congress.
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Ring Decisions
BY the Associated Press)

IDy VIV HohUNIdI tU TVbeJ
New York-Freddie Archer, 147,
Newark. outpointed Fritzie Civic,
1853, Pittsburgh. 10; Al Hoosman,
1893, Los Angeles, Knocked out John
ny Davis, 1872, Brooklyn, 4.
Detroit-Chalky Wright, 1881
Los Angeles, outpointed Leroy
Willis. 1891, Detroit, 10.
Montreal - Gus (PelD Nell.
144k Montreal, outpointed Make
Shapiro, 1854. New York, 10.
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Bench Gossip
By HUGH FULLFRTON. JR

BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
New York, Nov. 3-AP - The
New England grapevine (maybe
It's loaded with sour grapes brings
word that Wvndol Gray the basket.
ball star from Bowling Green, o.,
likely won't make the scholastic
grade TO play at Harvard II so.
he's expected 10 cast his lot with
the New Boston pro team leo. The
Detroit Lions report n record adj
vance ticket sale for their Thanks
giving Day tussle with the Clevc.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

Fem 900. st. John aG6. Doering
$50. Shuttle 2r3. Bride At, handi-
cap 1872; totals. 7S2. 7oS 729-2310.
Central Specislty
Bielak 42i. Rutledge 1877, Ions
key $50, Sprague 472. Peterson SIG:
totals, 100, $40. $50 -24S2.
McEnnan's
McEnnan 4i9. Baer 407. Bader
SIS. Swick BIS. Miller 400, handicap
1865; totals, $50, SCI. 716-2257.
Mass. Mutual
Waiting 408, Svhrepper 49s, Be
COLE 46l, Wallace 1874. Williamson
400; totals, $50, 6s4, 676-2140.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

f. Carter 345, NJ. Helzermsn 327,
p. Klien 364. /. Haggerman 469,
NJ. Nation 4l9. handicap III.
game totals. 675 6S1 745 2lOl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
TEMPLE LADIES' LEAGUE

Team high single game-Dela-
nos, S04
Team high series-Delano's 1880
Individual high single game-D.
Cameron 223.
Individual high series-D. Cam
eron. SIG.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

EaSies no
c. Woods sol, G. Schimmel 395.
Johnson 359, II. Palmer Az, J. Sim.
on 406. handicap 30.
Game totals. 697, 752 S24 1913
Eagles No.
G. Barone 42l, b. McFaddeu 463.
E. Townsley 3S7. 7. Edison 4S3. NJ.
Blakemore 542.
Game totals. 1856 SAP us 23i6
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WILLOW RUN LEAGUE
AlleN OMlR

A. Shepherd 273, G. Shepherd SOS.
NJ. Decess 302, r. Decess AIS, han
dicap 90.
Game totals. $50 sos 400 1857
He'll Cats
H. Schock $50, II. Roberts POI.
A. Hedlesky 1884, J. Oswalt 1927.
Game totals. 425 444 514 1882
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
EAGLES LEAGUE
Eaulea No. 3

F. Woods Al, NJ. Fisher ABS, X
Miller 44O. II. Reynolds 1872, C. Lore
512,
Game totals sol 768 I'll 28i0
Eagles No.
D. Woods 5l6, X. Winkler 42l. +.
Winkler 339, G. Foust 375. G. Blv-
ems 420. handicap 25S.
Game totals. 100 7S4 100 1929
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
AshIar

NJ. Shannon AIS, c. Cornweu 400,
X. Davis 315, NJ. Frye 349, E. En-
sign 1862
Game totals. 747 742 664 1853
Square
W. Fensch AIS, F. Taylor 421, d.
Smith 523, l.. Gum (avgD sos. NJ.
Apple 493.
Game totals. us 500 $50 2443
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
plant Protection No. 2
Tool Room

Schoultz 397, Steen 502. Williams
45s, Holley AIS, Mead SOS; totals
SIT, 72S. s53-239s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
independents

D. Vernon 422, J. Crocker 367, F.
Wagner 40s, D. Kildau 400, c. Hunt
ington 1876.
game totals. 573 $50 cal S54
Eagles
T. Winkler 2S7, P. Winkler 3S7,
V. Walker 222, VI. Cannon $50, NJ.
Klopshinske as, handicap 159.
Game totals. 464 635 5S4 1888
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
MASONIC LEAGUE
Team Standings
Architect

ATCntcct
Brown 1862, r. Woodside 800, c.
Bailey 1913. A. Benedict 3i9, W.
Tooman 427, handicap $50; totals,
677, 744, 619-204O
Trowsl
J. Montonye 532, J. Wilson 454,
VI. Burkett 430, II. PEBBLES 447. X.
Hunt 45l; totals 7s7, 7l9, sos -2314.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

B. Elliott 40, n. Weber (avg)
800, R Arnold (avg) 399, r. Spicer
1894, ] Mapes 431; totals, 663, 72S,
GA0-o032
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Bowling Scores
MOTOR STATE LEAGUE

High team three Wooley
Welders, 1868.
Higl team single game-Wooley
Welders. S3S.
High individual three games
Kossuth 527.
High individual single game 80
Bender. POP.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
pelanoIa

A. Keebler AIT, d. King ass, p.
Klein 42O. N. Casselberry 447, r.
Cazier 500.
Game totals. 71s 1853 S04 $3.50
Joey's Five
A. fowler 479, H. McComb (avg.
1893, c. Welch 464. f. Messner 400,
]. Browning All, handicap IL.
Game totals. 772 1853 TIA 2249
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

r. McNaughton 43s, w, wishing
er 4s5. T. Savage 277; r. Congdon
1872, w. Roig 406, handicap IS.
Game totals. 7O6 $50 ISL 2l46
Plumb
]. Bangas 1854. l.. Yarger (avg)
1863, NJ. Mott 400, r. Taylor 429,
+. Kerbyson 400.
Game totals. 68s 713 66l 2O62
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

Meharg 3S2, Maleski 429. Guenth-
er 1873, Connolly sos. Slough AIS,
handicap IA; totals, 779, s41, 500
2429.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

Jermeay $40. Brown 81, Kenne-
dy l23. Erlewine 424. Darby 346,
handicap ST. totals, 622, $50, 679-
1891.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
FORD LEAGUE
Points
Foremen

Holt 444, Evans 1854, Ensign 377.
Wales $50, Kubitskey 1926; totals,
715, G79, 697-2091.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
wild Deuces

Baka 445, Cooley 37s. Brown 4l9,
Mulligan 347 Troup 399; totals,
sos, Gal. 652-19S8.
Doubtful Five
Carter AIS. Heliker 1872. Corrigan
323r McKenna 3S4, Koeller 397, ham
dicap "a; totals, G26, sos, 627-1951.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
MIxed DnuhIea

L. Johnson 41S. G. Johnson 424,
C. Drake 375. NJ. Drake 272.
Game totals. 4SS 454 547 1889
Four Me-
T. Mild 4l2, D. Mild 800, p. Miller
244, +, Miller (avg) 351, handicap
60.
Game totals. $50 5l4 563 1857
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

l. Deck 415, D. Cullin 416, L. Bow
den AS, b. Cooley 42s, NJ. Phillips
423.
Game totals. 7O7 779 673 1883
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
inspection

Grady 4sO, Moxley 40, Mitchell
All. Gambler $50, Burget 40S, handi-
cap 1872; totals, 723, 725, 779 -2227.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

Bruetsch (avg.) All. Piatt 375,
Bragg 346, Bailey 800, Hendrickson
400; totals, 69l, 65S. G93-2042.
All Aces
Dicks 3Ss, Eberle AIS, Borener
800. Putnam 1914. Chappell $50, han
dicap 1872; totals, 712, 625, 76l--
209S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
Time Office

Sherman $3.50, Baker 475. Harper
391, Hague i01. Franklin SAB, handt-
cap So; totals, 1913, rs, 73S-2239.
A,f,Nan.Ana
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
Grouse Electric

Wilson 426, Moore 447. Elliott 405,
Church 423, Colbert $40, handicap
So; totals, SOB, 754. 200-2257
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
Maintenance

Emmett 100, Dennis 468. r. Stitt
1877, Bush 4l9, Harris 463; totals,
795, 40, 772-2337.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
Randall Maret

F. Kendall AIS. A. Pile 454, G. r
Smith 431. b. Connolly 449, r
McKinstry b34. handicap pol; to
tails, 500. s05. S50-2547.
CLIFFS Barber Shop
II. Schwall 527 l.. Yohn 1872. r
Ring 511, F. Lambert 52l. c. Sch.
reiner AIS; totals, 1874, 1913, $50
2516.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

Chickering 37S, Miller 405, Park
er (avg) 294, WEIGH SOP, BriXey
435, handicap 1875; totals, 727, 7SS,
'95-2210.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
Plant Protection No.


Yedley 3Sl. Russell 1928, Leach
41s. Jewell 4S2. Mass 474; totals,
500, 1874, 6S1-20S4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE

Krohn 446, Whelock 429, Schrein-
er 4Ol, Green $50. Hardin ASS; to-
tails, 1876, 10. 724-2279.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03
WooIey Welders

Wooley Welders
Grove 375, Ellis All, Foster SIC,
Cannon 4S6, Bender SIS; totals,
701, SSS, 24-2363.
Atomic Five
Kossuth 527, Smith 1872, Westotf
(avgD 37S, Wilson 1897, Carpenter
4Ss, handicap 81; totals, 7i9, 1875,
774-2259.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
Hack of Losing Bruins Rated
At Head of Series Players

clip to lead the hitting parade.
But for real moxie in the series,
thousands of fans will name Stan
Hack as the hero. Although he was
on the losing side, for all-around
play, he was tops.
Hack came back, at the clubs
request, to play another year when
he wanted to retire. He paced the
club all along the route toward that
pennant, with a batting average of
1926 and a near-perfect fielding
average.
The ever smiling third baseman,
when the World Series came up,
stepped to the plate to smack out
II hits, three of them doubles, for
an average of 1857 for the series. His
double in the sixth game scored
the winning run in the 18th inning.
Now he feels his baseball days are
over. After yesterdays game Stan,
still smiling despite that stinging
defeat, said:
I'm going home to California. I
don't think I'll play any more. After
all, I'm almost SO and that's getting
old for ball player"
He didn't say that he already had
played with the Cubs Is years, all
his major league career, nor did he
mention that this was his fourth
World Series.
Evening star., 1945-10-11
jolly ChoIIy Is So Sad He Forgets
To Visit Tigers Dressing Room

including 100000 for hroadcasting
rights, for the seven-game show
down raised the total take in the
42 World Series played thus far to
almost $30,000,000. The Tigers with
81 slices apportioned may top the
record individual winning players
share of $6,54476 received by each
Tiger In the 1885 series with the
Cubs. Excluding the player take
from the 100000 radio fee, each
Tiger figures to get approximately
S6,123. The Cubs, voting 33l2 shares,
will catch around s4,277 each.
That bobble Pitcher Hal New
houser made in the series finale on
Peanuts Lowrey's dribbler was his
first error of the 1945 season.
Johnny Mize, New York Giants
first baseman, made Wrigley Field
his first baseball stop after being
discharged from the Navy at Great
Lakes, III. Coach Red Smith of the
Cubs hoped a plane for New York
last night to rejoin the New York
football Giants staff. = 1t was esti-
mated that sports writer's filed ap-
proximately 100000 words from
Detroit and Chicago,