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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06
kALIFORNIJOS
ZINIOS

LOS ANGELES, Cal. - Sc
ny paste zenklq rinkejas, Otto
Krumbauch, u m. amziaus,
buvo plesikq uzpultas jo vies-
butyje Sausio 80 d., sumustas
ir pavogta jo $149,00O vertes
paste zenklu kolekcija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06
BUVO DINGES BRITU
EX-kONSULAS

Prizes kuri laika is Pitts
burgho buvo dinges buves Bri-
tu konsulas Galbraith, kurs at
sirado Los Angeles, Calf. Jis
susektas kai pradejo susirasy-
ii su savo draugais del pinigu,
kuriu jam ten pritruko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

WISCONSIN valstija istei-
gia kriminalisku tyrimu labo-
ratorija savo kastais, jieskoji-
mui priemoniq sumazinti kri-
minaliSkus nusikaltimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06
SALCIAMS uzejus, emo

sALCIAMS uzejus, zmones
pradejo sokineti gauti ANGLES
namu sildymui, ir negali taip
greitai sulaukti. Angles par
davejai uz ANGLES trukuma
kaltina pacius zmones: zmones
niekad neiSmoksta uzsisakyti
sau angli anksti rudeni, zinoda-
mi kad ziema Wis tik ateis.
Yra seimu kurios neisgali vi
sal ziemai vienu kartu nusipir-
kti angli, taciau kitos gall, bet
is apsileidimo to nepadaro.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06
MEDZIO darbininku streik

placioje triju valstiju trikam-
pio srityje pc 25 dienu baigesi.
Streikavo apie 11,OO0 darbinin-
ku gaminanciu rastus balkius
palaikymui kasyklose uolu pc
ANGLES iskasimo.
Nekurios kompanijos sutiko
pakelti streikeriams algas, XII
tOS dar nesutikO.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06


Anglia ir ju gyvenimo pradzia
Jau buvo rasyta ir kartoti to
cia netenka. Taciau labai pra-
vartu atvira zodi tarti apie iu
gyvenimo salygas ir numatoma
ateiti.
lsvykstant is Vokietijos mes
zinojome kad vykstame j sail,
kurioje toleruojamos zmogaus
teises, ir vykstame dirbti ture-
dami Darbo Ministerijos pa
tlkrinima jog skiriant mus j
darba bus atsizvelgta j musu
norus, Q veliau pareiskus pa
geidavima nebedirbti toxic dar-
DO ia pageidavima bus atsi-
zvelgta ir leista pasirinkti XII
ta darba. zinojome kad darbo
sutartl su darbo Ministerija
pasirasome vieniems metams
ir kad busime apgyvendinti ba-
rakuose arba kitokiose patal-
pose po du viename kambare-
Lyle go musu barakai yra XII
tokip vienoje stovykloje
pareiSke DarbO MinisteriiOs
atstovas).
Pasieke Anglia buvome gra-
ziais zodziais sutikti. Patti gy-
venima joje pradejome tik pa
lengva pazinti ir dabar, jau be-
veik po septyniu darbo meme
siu, galima apie j pasneketi.
IS pereinamQju stovyklu
DARIUS skirste visiskai neatsi-
klausdami skyriamojo. Pasta
rasis, rades savo pavarde pa
skyrimo saraSuose, turejo va
ziuoti. Tx ypatingai grieztai
pasipriesinus, pal:kdavo. Tokiu
budu Darbo AIinisterijos paza-
das leisti darbininkui pareiksti
savo nuomone, buto nevykdo-
mas.
Bent 1919 atvykusiu "sava-
noriu Europos darbininkq" bu-
vo paskirti zemes uki. zemes
ukio ,darbai yra labiausiai ne
megiami paciu Anglu, todel cia
didziausias darbo jegos truku-
mas. j sumazinti turime mes,
atvykeliai.
Apie darbo salygas ir atlygi-
minus zemes ukyje su Vokieti-
joje dirbanciais Darbo Ministe-
rijos pareigunais buvo atskirai
sneketa ir gauta informaciju
kad zemes ukio darbininkai gy-
vens hosteliuose, is kur vyks
j darbus ir kad dirbti reiks 48
valandas savaite.
Praktikoje is siq informaci-
ju teispildoma tik viena: zemes
ukyje reikia dirbti 48 valandas
per savaite. Toliau, Darbo
tur but, 'nezino",
ka jos agentai Vokietijoje sne-
kejo.
Dirbantieji zemes ukyje j
darba turi vaziuoti dviraciais,
sunkvezimiais arba autobusais.
Dviraciais vaziuoti riba nenu-
statyta. il gall butt viena my
liza, gall butt ir 8 mylios. Ka
reiskia vaziuoti 8 mylias dvira-
:iu vejuotoje Anglijoje, Zinc |
tik tas, kuris vaziuoja. Kitty
larbovietes yra uz 1915 my
iu. Vezami autobusais ar sunk
7ezimiais sugaista mazdaug
lex laiko, kick ir dviraciais va
;iuojantieji, mes masinomis is
yeziojama po labai placius. ra-
onus. Tokiu budu darbo diena
,emps ukiO darbininkui iStiSta
XII r. ir daugiau valandu, arba
larbo savaite = Xxi 70 valan-
lu, atlyginimas mokomas uz
E8 valandas. Pazadas moketi
Il nuvykima j darba ir grill
na is jo - uzmirstas.
Isvaziuodami is Vokietijos
'asiraseme darbo sutarti dirb-
Darbo Ministerijos nurodyta
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SVARBUS SUSIRINKIMAS

Sekmadieni, Vasario Is d., 4
val. po pietu, sv. Antano para
pijos mokykloje ivyks antras
Lietuvaiciu Kulturos ir Memo
Ratelio susirinkimas. Prasome
mares dalyvauti~ ir naujas atsi-
lankyti isirasyti j rateli. Bus
apkalbama daug ivairiu ir ge-
ru dalyku. Valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

DU UZMUSTA. Mahanoy Ci-
ty, Pa. - Sausio 81, gaso spro-
gime Maple Hill kasykloje uz-
musta du darbininkai, penki
kiti suzeista.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-06

DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
'aukti ,pradzios metu. Issira-
Sykit dabar. Pusei metu $3.50.
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Detroit, Mich, NaujienOs
LIETUVOS NEPRIKLAUSO-
MYBES MINEJIMAS

ST 'sekmadieni, Vasario 8. bu-
vusioje Lietuviq saleje bus is
kilmingai minima Lietuvos Ne
priklausomybes 80 metu sukak-
| tbs.
Nors musu tevyne siadien
yra pavergta raudonojo oku-
panto, bet toll grazu neparblok-
sta laisvo Lietuvio sirdis ir
svajones. Laisvas Lietuvis yra
giliai isitikines kad raudonas
fasizmas zlugs ir tada plesrus
Mongolas bus priverstas pasi-
traukti is kulturingu ir taika
mylinciu saliu, o tarp jq ir is
Lietuvos. Tada visi laisvi Lie
tuviai kartu uzgiedosime savo
Tautos Himna iskilmingiau ne
gu kada j giedojome.
Detroito, Nepriklausomyb e S
minejimo proga kalbas sakys
svecias autorius Antanas Tolls
ir buves tremtinys, University
School lektorius DR.. Br. Kaz-
lauskas. Bus perstatytas bu-
vusiu tremtiniu vaizdelis, ku-
ri parase p. Ale Arbaciauskie-
ne.
sIRGO
Adele Mase-Maslauskaite bu-
vo susirgus ir net atsidurus IL
gonineje. Jai padaryta opera
CHA ir il jau sveiksta.
Adeles mamyte ponia Mase
nuolatos darbuojasi tremtiniu
gelbejimo vakareliu parengi-
muose. Jai patinka humans
kas pasidarbavimas, ir j poll
TIM sukuri patekti vengia. JOS
iniciatyva yra ruosiamas LVS
6-to skyriaus tremtiniu salpai
vakaras Vasario % d. Apie tai
bus pranesta veliau daugiau.
JOS dvi dukreles ir sunai vi
suomet prisideda prie ruosiamu
salpos vakareliu, jei ne darbu
tai auka ar dovanelemis.
Linkime panelei Adelei daug
sveikatos. M. Sims.
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Monday Quarterback

George Washington, 20; Virginia, IL.
This was not, strangely enough, a
case Of team scoring major up
set because it was all fired up, ready
to door die for old G. w. The Co.
lonials, after all, have more impor-
tant games on their schedule. The
byword on the campus already is not
Hello" it's Beat Georgetown" and
the Colonials would give anything to
trim Maryland. So Virginia was
just another ball game.
G. w. had taken 1866 humping
at the hands of v. M. I. the previous
week and had little reason to believe
1t could beat the Cavaliers. But the
G. w. team left the impression that
with each passing minute it became
more impressed with its own sig
nificance.
There was unqualified surprises on
the field and bench when G.. w.
scored the first touchdown. But in
stead of giving up when Virginia
bounced right back for a touchdown,
the Colonials looked sharper. Vir-
ginia scored again, and G. WIS reply
was smart football for third
touchdown.
In the second half the Colonials'
team, with its limited reserves, was
not expected to hold up. But the
Colonials hung on with q grimness
that belied their lack OF manpower.
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Sharpshootng Cops
Continue Matches

Four-man teams from metropoli-
tan police department bureaus ana
precincts we're to compete in the
annual intercity police .3S-caliher
revolver matches today at the White
House police range.
The three-day competition in the
District of Columbia pistol and re-
volver championships, sponsored by
the Twelfth Precinct Pistol Club.
ended yesterday and when the
smoke cleared the Marines we're
picking up the trophies.
Capt. T. E. Barrier of headquar-
ters battalion, Washington, fred an
aggregate 1,7l6 score out of pos
sible 1900 in %, .38 and .45-caliber
master class matches to take indi-
vidual honors.
The Marine Corps School from
Quantico. Va, captained by Col.
w. F. Pickett, and including Maj.
F. 3. Nihart, M fSergt. T. R. Mitch
ell, Warrant Officer M. S. Billing,
Capt. John Mesko, S/Sergt. Joseph
A. Jagiello and 1t. John M. Jagoda,
won the Burnstine Trophy for the
highest grand aggregate score in
the three calibers.
Second place went to headquar-
ters battalion, while Marine School
team No. 2 took third.
Maria Hulseman, former WAC
from Baltimore, fired l,049 out of
a possible 1900 to win the feminine
honors. Mrs. Margery Brown, 326 II
street NE, was second and Helen
Weaver, 5012 Kansas avenue NV,
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Pep.T ak by Aide Helped Braves
Knock Tribe 'Perpendexterous'

fight talk-in groups and indi-
vidually. You guys got it. You
should have those Indians perpen-
dexterous by now. Get out there
and start punching"
Say, it was wonderful seeing Elli-
oft belt those two and Salkeld hit
that honfer and SPAIN become the
pitcher of 1947 and Torgeson spank
the ball like that.
Did mention Holmes? He cracked
two hits of Feller and melted two
rallies.
If we beat Lemon today. we can't
miss. winning the World Series.
Lemon didn't make us look bad the
last time we saw him. We know
him now aAd might get familiar,
downright personal. with him today.
Before signing of, I'd like to
mention that Hogan. Cleveland
catcher is another Dickey. Smooth
and smart and a hitter. Another Is
that we regret leaving Cleveland's
hospitality and its great ball field.
(Copywrisht 194s,
King Features Syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1948-10-11

the kickoff and going 64 yards to
score. Baugh's l9-yard throw to
Hal Crisler in the coffin corner OF
the end zone got the six points and
Poillon made 1t seven.
Pittsburgh was tough, too, and
drove back into Redskin territory
when they got the ball. Everything
pointed to a tie game when WASH
ington's line held and Nussbaumer
hauled in Clements pass. but at that
point the officiating took a turn
for the worse. from Redskin view
point, and Clamp came through
with the kick he threatened to make
all afternoon.
Clement Clever General.
Clement used his head to make
the most of his chance when Todd.
hit hard by Johnny Mastrangelo as
he took Cifer's high punt, fumbled.
Jack Wiley recovered on Washing
tons l9-yard line and Clement
worked the ball to the 9-yard line
before Johnny Sanchez, John Steber
and Jim PEBBLES called halt. Then,
with Tribe forwards crowding In for
the kill, Clement sent Cifers around
left end on a naked reverse to the
2-yard line, catching the Skins
snoring soundly. Clement carried
the ball over from the 2-yard stripe.
Extra Points-Glamp's five sue
cessive field goal misses should be
some sort of National Football
League record. Johnny Adams
blocked the first, Nussbaumer the
second and Sanchez the third. i.
AL Demao was penalized for inter
fering" on a pass he knocked down
|. to make matters worse-5 yards
worse for delaying the game-De-
mao slammed the ball on the ground
lin disgust. Line Coach Tiger
Walton cost the team another IS
yards by publicly airing his opinion
of the officiating. :. Johnny Glenn
ient played despite shoulder injury
he's had since the first Redskin
game. The Tribe showed a new
play, an end-around with Bones
Taylor throwing a pass instead Of
catching it. -. It'll be a cold day
in the tropics before Sammy Weiss
works in another Redskin game.
Joe Tereshinski and John Henry
IHollar went after the officials after
the game to let 'em know how they
felt about the whistle blowing. and
had to be called of by Prexy George
Marshall q. who reserved that
privilege for himself.
Evening star., 1948-10-11
By Eddie Stonky
Second Bosemor

Boston BroveS Second bosemon
BOSTON, Oct. 11.-And a lot OF
alleged wise guys thought it would
be over in four, with Cleveland Civ
ing us the broom in q straight-set
brushoff. But like I always say In
signing off from the microphone
(down in Mobile am known as
Graham Stanky), ''it isn't the size
of the dog in the fight, It's the size
of the fight in the dog"
Now after that lis massacre OF
the Indians in Cleveland yesterday
I'm boasting about the Braves
Elliott, Torgeson, Salkeld, Rickert.
Mike Mack. Holmes-all OF them.
including Shorty Young. Shorty,
who used to be boxer and second
for Willie Pep. is our equipment
man. maestro of the clubhouse. He
is only 5 feet tall and about feet
wide. Alongside him I look rangy
as a first baseman.
Before that big, booming, bolster
Gus game yesterday. Shorty gave US
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Yonk Boss Denies
Di Mag Has Signed
By the Assoeiossd Press

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. IL
Dan Topping. president of the
American League New York
Yankees, says Joe Di Maggie has
not signed his 1949 contract with
the club for $85, 600.
Informed of a report Of the
signing. which came from New
York City, Topping said:
''It is not true. We haven't
even talked about q 1949 contract
vet. Joe will be with the Yankees
as long as he wants to be-"
Topping said Di Maggie probably
would sign a contract before the
first of the year"
Topping said Di Maggie at
tended the All-America Football
Conference game here yesterday
In which the Yankees edged out
the Buffalo Bills, l4.i3.
Evening star., 1948-10-11

How D. C. EIeyens Fored, as Viewed by Stars Scrbes

could use a better brand of block
ing on running plays. improvement
in both departments would help
open its running game and give
such. backs as Bucky Ennis and
Joe Dunn chance to show theil
stuff.
The Cards had to give away
weight, but they'll have to do 1t
again this season and the only an
tidote is aggressive line play and
a tricky offense.-ATCHISON.
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Gum Chewing Leads
To Stitched Tongue
For Skins Sanchez

A penny stick of chewing gum
used during the Steelers' game
yesterday was responsible for
Redskin Tackle Johnny San
chez biting his tongue badly
enough to require three stitches.
Il went through on a mouse
trap play" Sanchez explained.
land while holding off a player
OH my right got hit from the
left side. I was chewing gum
and the second jolt made the
gum pop out of my mouth, I
tried to catch 1t with my tongue
and as I did an elbow hit me
under the chin and cut my
tongue"
More painful than the cut,
was Sanchez's inability to eat
a juicy roast beef dinner after
the game.
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Sunnybrook Wins Opener
In Championship Series

Sunnybrook Tavern leads Jet Mo-
tors, 10, in the Prince Georges
County Baseball League champion
ship playoffs. A team must win two
games to take the crown.
Sunnybrook took the opener yes
terday on its home field. 1874. be-
hind the steady pitching of Whitley
Chancellor. Chancellor famed nine
and bore down In the pinches.
Evening star., 1948-10-11
World Series Dutu
BY the Associotsd Press

Cleveland "a. L. ------3 3 800
FIRST sams at Braves Field. Boston
Sisyslsnd sSs;ss &c" SSS "SS "SS Sqe-G SPe-9 : 9
FelleJr> and Hesan; sain and salkeld,
o.IsssI Second same at Braves Field. Boston,
Cleveland ~ 600 21O 0O1-4 g /
B0fssn smon and u.,.n 100 sOsSn o.S ooe Barrett ,
c;v,I.ad Tn1Ia sms oa,o,,, At Municipal Stadium
clfss!..ns Sl.,s1. vo,.,.o ooi ioS .9I.;, o6x
Losing pitchef-Bickfor
Fourth game At Municipal Stadium,
Cleveland -. IoI 600 oox-a 5 .
uom.TunsndSs ssn and Mssii cf.pi Grpmek and Hesan
Cleveland. October 10:
fseIsaa potser. SPAIN 4 ~ snd s"S sskeld rellsr.
Klieman. q. Christopher 90. Paise o.,
Winning piteher-Spahn.
Home % runsMElliott rs. salkeld; Mitchell.
October r.
Yesterdays attendance-S6,2SS.
Receipts tnetb-S37S71S.1J
Commissioners share-S56.Sl6.S1
Clubs and Leagues share-$321 1851 80.
Attendance for the Ave sames-31s,"ba
RECEIPTS tneD for the five Games
commissioners share for the Ave sames
E--S21S,O56.66
.Plsyers share for four Games
Clubs and leaEues' shares for the Ave
games-S6S1 .439 So
Players share only in frst four games.
Evening star., 1948-10-11
Rujoh Sees Braves
In On Top Today
By Rooers Hornsby
Ia Told 70 Johr P, casmiehoeI.

As Told 10 Johr p. SasmiehueI.
BOSTON, Oct. 11.-Ifs the
Braves win today, they'll win the
series. Johnny Sain will beat
anybody Cleveland can throw at
him tomorrow.
Bob Feller can't come back.
Gene Bearden must be pretty
tired by now, because he had to
carry the pennant strain the last
days of the season.
After four games in which
pitching virtually was alright,
the hitters finally came into their
own yesterday. I picked Bob
Elliott to be the Braves star and
he certainly was against Feller,
driving in four of the runs with
those two homers. He may yet
put Boston oh top.
Back here the Braves have q
decided edge.
released by Chicago Daily News)
Evening star., 1948-10-11

The idea that they could win the
game seemed to grow on them.
Much Of the credit for their
sharpness goes to Stan Burak, the
blocking back, who was their in
spiration In the huddles. Burak
kept pleading with his teammates
to keep plugging, hold on a bit
longer. OF course, Andy Davis al
ready has received credit for his
magnificent performance on offense
and defense.
Virginia pulled the cutest play of
the game from its Information.
Quarterback Joe McCary cautioned
Referee Orrel Mitchell that he was
going to stand a yard back of CEN
ter, and thus would be an eligible
pass receiver. The center and Me-
Cary put on q stretch act in hand
ing the bali back. McCary shovel
passed the ball back to Steve Osisek.
then raced out to the flank and
caught a pass from Osisek good for
10-yard gain. -WHIT'TLESEY.
Evening star., 1948-10-11

line and with 1t the dramatic chance
to ,avenge their 59th-minute loss to
the Tribe two weeks before. The
Skins gambled for all or nothing on
the play, rather than settle for a
TT tie that would have kept their
slate clean and enabled them to
retain undisputed possession of the
Eastern Division lead.
Coach Turk Edwards took respon-
sibility for the matter.
when I didn't send Poillon into
the game Sam figured I wanted him
to try another play rather than
punt" the coach said. Il did. too.
We were moving and If 1t worked We
at least would have kept the ball
even Y we didn't score. I took a
chance and lost"
Thus the Steelers moved up even
with the Tribe, crowding first place
like q couple Of truck drivers In a
phone booth. Philadelphia's 45-0
victory over New York yesterday
plus Boston's three setbacks in four
games makes 1t three-way race
among the Skins, Eagles and Steel
ers, and Philadelphia comes to town
Sunday to help clarity the situation.
Set Record for Penalties.
The officiating yesterday was not
the best. putting it charitably. The
Skins lost 160 yards on II penalties
a new record for themselves, exceed
ing the 1872 yards lost on 10 penal
ties against the Giants In 1916. And
the penalties seemed to come when
they hurt most.
But the Redskins offense didn't
match the defensive play of the line
which held the Steelers to 81 yards
on the ground. Nothing worked for
the Tribe, in contrast to the pre-
vious Sunday when everything
clicked.
HOWE Hartley's hip injury in the
first half didn't help matters. for 1t
was in his territory that Johnny
Clement completed most of his
passes to Val Jansante. HOWE Liv-
ingston's damaged knee kept him
out most of the time because of the
wet turf. and Dan Sandifer, a safety
man, had to play the position.
sandifer was better in his original
defensive role, intercepting two
passes and knocking down poten-
tial touchdown throw as End Elbie
Nickel reached for 1t on the 2-yard
line.
The only favorable break for the
Redskins was Clements recall on
a a. yard touchdown run in the sec
ond period when the same Nickel
was of1side.
The breaks went with the Steelers
Dick Todd's tumble of Bobby Cifers
high punt gave them their chance
for q touchdown and they made
the most of 1t. Joe Clamp had six
tries before finally booting a H.
yard field goal for the winning mar
gin, which is considerable practice
in 4 ball game. His efforts ranged
from IL to 81 yards and three wert
blocked. .s...r 81.
r The best break of all, Of course
for Pittsburgh Immediately preceded
Clamps successful attempt. for BOZ
Nussbaumer intercepted a throw b,
Clement on his 5-yard line ano
raced back to the IS several plays
before the winning kick. But some
body showed somebody, according
to an ofncial, and the ball was
handed back to Pittsburgh.
Three more offside penalties
against the Skins followed. and by
that time the Redskin number wa:
up. A schoolboy could have kicket
the field goal for Pittsburgh.
The Tribe had plenty of bounce
after the Steeler touchdown, takine
Evening star., 1948-10-11

the Series Feller didn't have it. The Braves
rocked him for 80 lead in the first inning. That
should have finished Feller but it didn't. Boudreau
wanted to give the guy every chance to win q
World Series game. He gave him too many chances.
You could feel Boudreau thinking out there
at shortstop. He was saying to himself: "Bob's
been a great pitcher. One of the best. A pitcher
like Feller deserves to win Series game. He may
never be on another pennant winner"
OF course, no such lofty ideals were enter
tanned before the game. Boudreau started Feller
because he was the best bet. But after the first
inning-after Bob Elliott banged the first of three
,fFE la,au
Evening star., 1948-10-11

ment for it was worth
He knew Feler anything.
the upper throwing and sders almost
cusvey He'd throw And the Braves waiting for
that stuff
When Feer Had 5-4 Lead
still looked
Mitchell led of Cleveland and pumped home
Now only s-l If the Indians could hold the Bavesand all
their previously had held thmhe figured get the runs
wn AS turned out they did They got than enough runs
But Boudreau stuck to Feler too long.
him Elliott banged his second homer in the
inning refused fourth Feler
trouble only whsen Mitchell atched onto
Bo,d1eau watched Feller pitch
looked the direction Of the bull
Feler had 54 lead.
the box the cordbreakng 7ss members of the
working including Abbott Costello looked at one another
gives What's Boudreau thinking about'
nothing except reputation Why doesn't he get him
out of that box and end this thne?"
Then the Bottom Dropped Out
That was Boudreaus Take him while the
Indians ahead his victory the
pitchers could hold the Braves After all Boudreau had given
Lou waited three he too long In
AL Dark sacrificed Now Lou had to yank him.
positively the deadline.
But pitch Earl singled
Holmes across with the tying
of the ball game the cheers of the
biggest hisoryse2sS spectators assembled for the kill
and Keman opped He wasn't the guy warming
inning Satche Paige and
Christopher had been warmed up and cooled off
inning ended the Braves ahead II to 5,
and the indians were whipped They whipped
They'd had the Series almost wrapped Now they knew they'd have
to return to Boston
FeIIers Luck Parallels Johnson's
Fele strikeout artist since Walter
immortal Big Train Like
Fee johnson past peak World Series
their first pennan
Giants
pitched in the opening game just as
his twohter Johnny san johnson was
beaten, IL innings - ;
Bucky Harris playing manager He
had to come back With Johnson IN the nth He did but
Walter didn't took 6-to-2 licking @sE@s5 4s
twice beaten, the Series went the limit
pitch again But
battle when the Nationals needed ptcner
bull little sentimental nlmsei
He waved in guy. Let him win or lose it,
johnson 18th. Maybe history will repeat