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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
PagIiaccii'
At tCiinenna

"PAGLIACCI," FILM adapta-
tion of Leoncavello's world-famous
opera. opens today at the Cinema
Theater. along with Elizabeth
Bergner's newest celluloid feature.
Dreaming Lips"
In "Pagliacci." Met tenor Rich
ard Tauber is cast as Canio, Steffi
Duna as Media and Diana Nap
pier as Trina. The symphonic
orchestra score for the film was
directed by Albert Coates, English
conductor, and the musical ar
rangements are by Hans EiSler.
The Bergner opus was adapted
by Carl Mayer from Henry Bern
Stcin's well-known play. "Melo. !"
Raymond Massey also appears in
the cast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

This group of Stalwart singers
have Just opened as one of the
headline acts in this show, which
leaves Detroit Saturday night to
make way for new revue,
Temptations of 1915, opening
next Sunday.
There are several other replace
ments in Red Hot and Blue, ="
including frankie Brooks. a clever
and fast-footed dancer. who comes
directly from the Broadway musi-
cal comedy stage.
The Harold Boyd Jig-Saws, for
merly known as the Three Sailors,
add new comedy 10 the show with
their very funny antics, while the
best of the former acts are held
over IN their regular spots.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Film Time Clock

ApAMs-"can OF the wild." II m. 2.
5, =, 1914 .. m, Berlin Correspondent ''
2:5O $50, $50. 9,3t p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL-"aB Hours " II
a. m, b:45, $50 p. m Plane Of Barhay
Coast" 1855, 3.55. 7:25. li:i5 .. m.
FlsHER-'since You Went Away" u 30,
3:42, 7:o4, 1905 p. m
Fox-"Diamond Horseshoe" ll.o4 a. m.
wSistlsP Whist ~ 1883 & ss{ s51 S 1850 Ssd Gs p. me m.
MADISON" Since You Went Away" IL
a. m, ass, 600. o;30 .. NJ.
MICHIGAN-"Fo Forever Yours" 1l:22 q. m.
2.47, ole. e.33 % m. salty ORourke. p
i2.4t, ala, TAI io.5s p m.
PALMS STATE = "BTewEterG Millions
ll:s2 a. m 2f52. S.12, s.32 D. m. Its
In the Bag" 1855 4:i3, 7s3. 10 So p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS "P Americana
1i;27 a. m, SO. s:45, s54 p m. The
Enchanted Cottage" lass. 4O5, TIA,
l0:23 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Novel Bookends

WHEN MARJORIE REYN-
OLDS, star in Bring on the
Girls" moved into her new home
her husband Capt. Jack Reynolds,
gave her a pair of bookends made
from the dancing slippers she
wore in her first picture, "Holll-
daV Inn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Ous+ed

LATEST VICTIM of the Holly
wood housing problem is Robert
Hutton, currently starring In
jamie Gets Married" He has his
eviction notice and. along with
several thousand other unfortu-
nate people not engaged in vital
war work. has no place to 90.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
New Acts EnIiven
Revue at Lafayette
By CHARLES GENTRY

WHILE THE depleted the ranks Of male musical
choruses in fine formation
Judging appearance Red Hot and Blue the current
vaudeville a Lafayette.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
ITALIAN

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neirofs Oidfv Italian Restaurant 0pen Wtgsdays wv
i03a p " Saturday Tu 2 90 A. N. cossd sunday
ITALIAN fooo At IT'S Btsr-Lunshsor, onnsr. super.
trssrtsd Wi-rt Chrf.f lis16rs. 32l STATE 81" Near
NASH Blvd. short Nalk from hotels. Closed sunoaTA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

CLAM SHOP BAR
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
eDW-OSSO Firm
Adds 3 Lines

OWOSSO, Aug. 31-Wayne +.
Taylor, president OF the Indian
Trails Bus Lines with head
quarters here, today announced
the purchase of three additional
lines covering the Thumb district.
They are the Young and Hill Bus
Lines operating out of Bad Axe
and the Flint Caro- Sebewaing
Line,
Taylor and his wife founded the
Indian Trails here in 1914 with a
single t,Nicah and IT IS believed
10 bc the oldest bus line in the
nation. Today the company en-
pIols no persons and has an
annual pay roll Of S267o00. 1t
operate between Owosso, Chi
cago Flint, Saginaw, Lansing and
Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
s. WISHING WELL e
Repi,tered U S Patcnt OHcc
By MacLesn
BY Wall Disney
BY Linda and Jerry Walter
The Detroit Times
= By Jimmy Hatlo

L ERE pleasant little that Will give you
every day 1t numerical puzzle designed TO spell
your the letters your II the number
subtract II the number less than
add The result your key number Start at the upper left
recange and every Of
numbers night Then the message the letters
the checked figures give you al
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Jackson Rubber
Workers Strike

JACKSON. Aug. 31-StrIke Of
1900 workers today closed the
Goodyear Tire e. Rubber Co.
plant
Avid McCafferty. president Of
the Goodyear union, Local 1S0,
United Rubber Workers, called a
meeting Of the workers for to-
day. Discharge Of seven union
men for allegedly heading a five
hour cessation of work three
weeks ago was reported as one
cause Of the strike
Progress was lacking toward
negotiation Of the strike Of l,40O
persons at the Frost Gear e
Forge CO.. which began July 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
BY Bob Kane
By Roy Crane
BY JAMES W. SLOWER

A "B' student in the eighth srsdc
Of Nolan Intermediate, where mithe-
MATES IS ms flyorte subject, Ericsson
hope Is TO become a business manager,
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Ericsson,
vbolebear,,dIy approve Of Ronild'' carry
ing ntwspaper, 10 s,Ss HIM pyaetSal bu,i-
ne,, eSpe5ence eariyNin life. M
EuoNon rs l.. lives, a. 1917 Wexford
+, member Of ST. Bartholomcv's Church
and Of The Detroit Timcs Carrier Ath-
leuc Le1egc N which he plays ,oftball
and bs,tctbill
IN five month, as Detroit T,me'
carrier I'M Corley and Keystone, Tue,on
hi, increased business on h, route 2oc,.
~, route profit, average 81 ueek, most
Of Uhr,h he use, 10 purchase War Bonds.
Erieson', hobby 70 gardening
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
HiISddIe Playwright
Will Direct Drama

UILLSDALE. Aug. Merritt
W. Green Hillsdale playwright
and producer viii direct "Hcr
Slep Husband" the stage play
chosen 10y Mothers Of World War
II for eariy\production. Larry f.
johnson wrote the play.
Mrs. Fred Burd is general
chairman, Mrs. Curtis 'Caywood,
cast chairman. Mrs. +. c. Scholl,
advertising chairman, and Mrs.
Paul Ward IN charge Of ticket
sales The cast has not been
picked.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
200 Offer Blood
For Boy Patient

More than 200 persons offered
their blood for Dewitt Lewis, u,
who has been a patient at Grace
Hospital branch, Meyers and
Seven Mile, since Aug J4.
Dewitt had suffered serious
burns and a call for blood donors
followed. Now. according 10 doc
tors. he has been \pversupplied by
generous DctroiteHS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Candidate for Sheriff

BATTLE CREEK, Aug. 3l-Lt.
Col Warren +. Peterson OF Battle
Creek has sent word from
LeIIavre, France. that he will be
candidate for Calhoun County
sheriff. He was provost marshal
AZ Fort Custer but has been over
seas 10 months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

milk and fruit. This Is really a
keen dish--milk, fruit, and Wheat
les, Breakfast of Champions"
Solid nourishmentl Swell havorl
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

The spot to serve Wheaties Is
your house - tomorrow morning.
Fill a big bowl with those crisp
toasted whole wheat fakes. Add
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

You can order The Detroit
Times delivered so Your home
EVERY DAY by phoning Cherry
$500.
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SOLEMN HIGH MASS
 TO BE CELEBRATED
 BY REV. MeIMTYDE

A homecoming Solemn High Mass will be celebrated Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Church of the Nativity, with the Rev. Wm. T. Mcintyre, s. J. as celebrant.
 He will be assisted by the Rev. Louis B. Fink, s. J., deacon, and the Rev Edward McNamara, s. J., sub deacon. Mrs. Robert Thibodeau will be the master of ceremonies.
 The Rev Wm. Mcintyre, who was born in Skagway in 1910, came to Juneau with his parents and spent his boyhood in Juneau and Doug las. He studied at Gonzaga Univer- sity in Spokane, Wash, attaining his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees there, and also studied in California. He came here from Port Townsend, Wash, after a year of Postgraduate work in ascetical theology in that city.
 His father, MT. Ed Mcintyre, who has long been a resident of Juneau, was unable to attend Rev. McIntyre's first Solemn High Mass, which he celebrated in Seattle, and the ser vices Sunday are being held in his honor, as well as being the celebra- tion of the coming of the Rev Mcintyre
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05

 LINEUp5

DETROIT, Oct 5,-TProbable line ups for the third game of the World Series today Series batting averages and pitchers season won-lost rec crds in parentEeses)
 CHICAGO, National League \ Stan Hack, third base C500)
 Don Johnson, second base (.250) Harry Lowrey, left field (.250) Phil Cavarretta, first base (500 Andy Pafko, center field (.375) Bill Nicholson, right field (.429) Thompson Livingston, C., C500l Roy Hughes, shortstop GOOD
 Claude Passeau, pitcher Q7-O.
 DETROIT, American League Skeeter Webb, shortstop (.375)
 Eddie Mayo, second base (.286) Roger Cramer, center field (429) Hank Greenberg, left field (.400) Roy Cullenbine, right field GOOD Rudy York, first base (.143)
 Jim Outlaw, third base (.350) Bob Swift, catcher (---)
 Frank Overmire, pitcher (9-9 Umpires: Art Passarella (AL) at the plate; Jocko Conlan (NL) at first base; Bill Summers (AY) at second base; Lou Jordan (NL) at third base.
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NINTH INNING

CUBS-Hughes went out, Benton to York. Passeau was given tre- mendous hand when he came in the game. Hack was safe at first cn a high bounding ball to the pitchers box. Hack was safe at second on an attempted steal when Webb dropped Richards perfect peg to second. Johnson struck out.
 No runs, one hit. one error; one left on base.
 TIGERS-R Richards fouled out to Cavarretta Hostetler batted for Benton Hostetler was out, Hughes to Cavarretta. McHale fouled out to Livingston.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
GRIDIR0N
 FORECAST
By HAROLD CLASSEN Associated Press Grid Expert)


 NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Off for a third ride on the football merry go-round, but hanging on for dear life to protect a two-week average of .843:
 Notre Dame vs. Georgia Tech The Yellowjackets don't intend to disappoint their followers for a second straight time. Notre Danes backfield personnel still in doubt Georgia Tech.
 Wake Forest vs. Army-One of the best teams in the South tangles with what is probably the best team in the country-Army.
 Alabama vs. Louisiana State-It is not impossible that the South east Conference flag and Bowl bid will ride on the outcome of this night fray-Alabama
 Indiana vs. Illinois-Despite the wholesale injuries and illnesses among the Illini ball carriers and the returning Hoosier veterans Illinois is the choice.
 Navy vs. Duke-Mr. Jenkins has returned to the Middle backfield and that's reason enough, although Duke counted 163 points in it's first two games-Navy.
 Iowa vs. Ohio State-The coun- try's No team of 1914 makes it victory No 2 for the present cam ;.aign-Ohio State.
 Holy Cross vs. Yale-One that could go either way, but-Yale.
 Tennessee vs. William & Mary The Vols pulled through, ' to 6, week ago and their margin shouldn't be much greater this time Tennessee.
 St. Mary's Pre-Flight vs. South ern California = The Trojans to keep on climbing-Southern Cali fornia.
 Michigan vs Northwestern-In- diana def e te d Michigan, tied Northwestern-still it is Michigan.
 Dartmouth vs. Pennsylvania The Quaker backfield talent is ter rific-Penn.
 Oklahoma A & M vs. Denver = Bob Fenimore & Co.,, to give display tonight the Denverites will remember-Ok A & M.
 Washington vs. California-The Huskies are determined to make good on their southern invasion Washington.
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COAST GUARDSMEN
 OUT FOR RELEASE

Four men of the local Coast Guard unit, the organization of the Cap tain of the Port, Juneau, took the first step toward discharge this morning when they stepped aboard tEe steamer North Sea. on way to assignment to District co Head- quarters at Ketchikan.
 The four prospective civilians are:
 James H. Davis, ships cook, 2fc; Edward Zuba, ships cook. 2/c; Arth- UT E. (Barney) Lind, Specialist tX) misc, 1/e; Jack D. Garlock. sea- man, 1/c
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FOURTH INNING

CUBS-Lowery caught hold of a curve and drove it against the left field wall at the 340-foot mark for a double. Cavarretta sacrificed Lowery to third, going out, Over mire to York. Pafko walked on four wide pitches. Nicholson looped a single just out of Shortstop Webb's reach, Lowery scoring and Pafko taking second. Livingston flied out to Cramer, both runners holding their bases. Hughes popped a single just over Mayo's head into right field, scoring Pafko. Passeau struck out.
 Two runs, three hits, no errors; two left on base.
 TIGERS = Cavarretta made a great stop of Mayo's smash off first base and while lying flat tossed the ball to Passeau for the putout Cramer lined out to Lowery deep in left field. Three Cub players got mixed up on a foul pop by Greenberg near the left field line, with the result none caught it. Hank then flied out to Lowery in left.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
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EIGHTH INNING

CUBS -Cavarretta lined single into right. Pafko sacrificed him to second, Benton to York. Nicholson swung at third strike. Livingston popped out to Webb at short.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; one left on base.
 TIGERS-Cullenbine flied out to Nicholson in right. York flied out to Pafko in right-center. outlaw popped out to Hack.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
F|ogging Post ior
 Rioters Is Revived

BOMBAY, Oct. 5-The Provincial Government announced today re- vival of the emergency whipping act of 1941, which provides for the flogging of persons convicted of rioting and other chargeR As Hindu Moslem disturbances per- sisted, the death toll stood at 36 and the injured at 174, while close to 700 persons have been arrested
 DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
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Plum
 Are Hur!ers
 On Saturday

BRIGGS STADIUM, Oct. 5 = Dizzy Trout, strong right-hander of the Detroit Tigers, and 38-year- old Lefty Ray Prim, known to his Chicago Cub mates as "Pappy, will be the starting pitchers in to- morrows fourth game of the world series.
 The rival managers announced their selections shortly before the start of today's game, staying with the choices each had revealed several days ago.
 The 30-year-old Trout, who worked five times in nine days down the stretch of the American League season, wound up the cam paign with Is victories and Is de- feats. He is holdover Bengal from the 1940 world series, when he lasted just two innings against the Cincinnati Reds and was clubbed to defeat under a six-hit, Iiuce-luii Udi dSe'
 Prim, sole starting southpaw on the Cub curving corps, wound up the 1945 campaign with 13 wins against eight setbacks, striking out "A batters in l65 innings. The only other portsider on the Chicago staff is Bob Chipman, who has been confined mostly to relief roles.
 There was some talk that the losing manager in today's game might change his mind and his pitcher and decide to start his first game hurler again. In that case it would be Lefty Hal New houser for Detroit or Hank Bor- owy for the Cubs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
SUlTLESS SEALS DELAY OPENING
 SEATTLE SERIES

SEATTLE, Oct. 5-The Seattle Rainiers and San Francisco Seals will try again tonight to open their seven-game Pacific Coast League Governors Cup playoff finals.
 A doubleheader scheduled for last night. had to be postponed when trunks containing the San Fran cisco equipment failed to arrive and the Seals. themselves, reached here too late in the afternoon to round up substitute uniforms, gloves and bats.
 The teams will begin their series with a single game this evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
WOMEN OF MOOSE
 MEET TOMORROW

The women of the Moose will hold their regular business meeting to- morrow evening in the Moose Lodge rooms in the Seward Building on Franklin Street.
 The meeting will convene prompt ly at 8 o'clock, and large atten- dance of members is anticipated.
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SEVENTH INNING

CUBS-Al Benton went in to pitch for Detroit and Richards re- placed Swift behind the plate Liv- ingston hammered double off the right field screen. Hughes sacri- feed, Outlaw to Mayo, who covered first. Livingston took third on the play and easily scored on Pas seaus long fly to Chamer in center field. Hack slammed a double down the left field line, his fifth hit of the. series. Johnson was safe at first when Mayo bobbled his grounder for the first error of the
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FULL HOUSE-PLUS

The Cubs will have a tougher time than the Tigers in accommo- dating the fans in the Windy City phase of the series. For one thing, Wrigley Field holds some 13,000 fewer people than Briggs Stadium. General Manager Jimmy Galla- gher reports the demand for tickets was so great in Chicago that one day after the Cubs advertised ticket applications would be accepted, there were 355.00O requests received in the mail.
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series. Hack moved to third. Lowery was out, Benton to York.
 One run, two hits, one error; two left on base.
 TIGERS Mayo went out, Hughes to Cavarretta. Cramer flied out to Nicholson in deep right. Greenberg lofted to Lowery in left.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
RECORDS UN0FFICIALLY SET
 BY JET AIRAC0MET

BUFFALO, N. r., Oct. 5-The Bell jet propelled P-59 Airacomet has set unofficial American altitude records of more than nine miles, Bell Aircraft Corporation disclosed today with permission of the Air Technical Service Command.
 The No. l YP-59. first production model of the Airacomet series, per- formed the feat almost two years ago, but the information was with held until now for security reasons, Bell statement said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
TACOMA OPEN FIELD PACED BY MeSpADEN;;
 DETROIT LINKS ACE

TACOMA, Wash. Oct = Jug" McSpaden of Sanford, Me, and Ed Furgol of Detroit are the leaders at the end of the first round of the $l0,000 Tacoma Open Golf Tourney. They shot -under-par 66's yesterday to break in front of a star-studded field of pros.
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WEATHER TOMORROW

CHICAGO, Oct. 5-The weather man got back in the good graces of baseball's world series fans here today when he altered forecast for rain in Chicago tomorrow to partly cloudy.
 The remaining games of the world series will be played here, starting tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-05
F'7f{syyz5aE I5f!Ifl4a

Major football contests scheduled the Nation this weekend Ire:
 GAMES TONIGHT
 (EdSt) New York University at Temple.
 (South) Georgia at Miami.
 (Rocky MountatD ' Oklahoma A & M at Denver. Utah State at Brigham Young.
 (Fdr WeSt) College of Pacific at UCLA.
 SATURDAY GAMES
 (EaSt) Wake Forest at Army. Boston College at Brown. Bucknell at Pittsburgh. Colgate at Penn State. Syracuse at Columbia. U. s. Sub Base at Cornell. Dartmouth at Pennsylvania. Holy Cross at Yale. Lafayette at Princeton. Ursinus at Merchant Marine. Drexel at West Virginia.
 tMidUesD Indiana at Illinois. Iowa at Ohio State. Iowa State at Kansas. Michigan at Northwestern. Kentucky at Michigan State. Minnesota at Nebraska. Texas A & M at Oklahoma. Purdue at Wisconsin. Drake at Tulsa (nighD.
 (South) Alabama at LSU (night). Mississippi State at Alabama Poly. Clemson at N. Carolina (night) Navy at Duke. Florida at Tulane. Notre Dame at Georgia Tech. Mississippi at Vanderbilt. N. Carolina at VPI. Maryland at Richmond. Charleston Marines at s. Carolina. VMI at Virginia.
 (SouthlDeSD TCU at Arkansas. Southwestern at Rice (night). Missouri at SMU. Texas Tech at Texas.
 (Rocky MOuntain) Utah at Colorado.
 (Fdr WeSD Washington at California. Idaho at Oregon. Oregon State at Washington s. St. Mary's Preflight at USC.
 (SerDice Teanls) Kesler Field at Second Air Force. Fort Benning at Great Lakes.
 SUNDAY GAMES Villanova vs. Marquette at Buffalo Third Air Force at First Air Force. AAF Training Command at Fort fierce Navy. Army Transport Command at AAF
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LIKE A DOGS TAIL

Paul Derringer, veteran Cup pitcher, is seeing his third world series with as many different clubs. But he probably won't steal the spotlight this time like he did for the Cardinals in the 1881 series and the Reds in 1940 "The series just seems to follow me around" grinned Big Paul.
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FIFTH INNING

CUBS-Cramer came Tar in to take Hacks short fly in left center. Johnson also lifted to the Tiger center fielder. Lowery popped out to Webb.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base
 -Culienbine bounded out went out, Hughes to Cavarretta, on an easy play. Outlaw lined out to Hughes at short
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
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STRAND DIVORCE GRANTED

Mrs. Ellen c. Strand has been granted a divorce from George Allen Strand and awarded custody of a minor child.
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SIXTH INNING


 CUBS = York took Cavarretta S hot grounder and put him out at first Outlaw threw out Pafko Nicholson went out to York, un- assisted.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 TIGERS-Swift drew the first walk of the game off Passeau on five pitches. Boron went in to run for Swift, and Hubby Walker pinch-hit for Overmire. Hubby hit into a double play, Johnson to Cavarretta. Johnson took the ball near the baseline and tagged Boron, then tossed to first for the double. Webb flied out to Nicholson.
 No runs. no hits, no errors; none left on base.
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FOOD SALE!

Lutheran Ladies Aid, Il o'clock Sat, Oct. 6. 3erts Cash Grocery.
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HANDY HANK

Silent Hank Bowory informed Charley Grimm he would be ready for another crack at the Tigers Saturday if need be, although the ex-Yankee usually needs more than three days rest between assign ments. "I'll be ready if you want me-" he said.
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pLAY-BY-pLAY (Continued from Page Onel

easy roller.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
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SERIES NOTES

DETROIT, Oct. 5-Short, stocky Frank Overmire will pit his left handed wares against the fast ball of Big Claude Passeau today as the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs all even at one victory apiece square off in the third game of the world series at Briggs Stadium in Detroit.
 During the regular season Over mire clicked for nine victories for the Tigers but he also. lost nine games. Stubby is the kind of pitcher who is either very good or very sour. His mound rival-the veteran Passeau-came up with IT wins during the regular season and was tagged with nine defeats. Claude had sore arm during the first part of the season but gradu- ally pitched himself into shape. He is a "thrower"-he has been one of the ranking fast-ball fingers of the National League the last 10 years.
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OVERSIGHT ALMOST

AS baseball zany as Detroit is, g-hearted fans have surrendered some 900 prized ducats for today's finale to wounded veterans at Percy Jones Hospital, Battle Creek, Mich. An appeal was made for the tickets when it was discovered not single Percy Jones patient was scheduled to attend.
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SUNDAY GAMES

SUNDAY GAMES Villanova vs. Marquette at Buffalo Third Air Force at First Air Force. AAF Training Command at Fort Pierce Navy.
 Army Transport Command at AAF Personnel District Command.