The Sports Trail Tigers Are New Team; Greenberg Is Hero By WHITNEY MARTIN

WHITNEY MARTIN OVRMIRE »V" *>“ PASSEAU, nETROIT, Oct. 4—(fl)—Andy Paf- grandstand!1" Trucks Teaches after the Tigers' dressed hurriedly Cubs Meet ’Birds were 9Cats * scheduled for of the and their MOUND Tonight t first CHOSEN FOR game workout at Briggs Stadi. ---* himself just outside the um last Lrked Tuesday. They had Lesson room where just! Bruins rub dressing door, completed a Y H H S Pitching tough, 154-game sea- To Seeking First L patiently, glancing up Steve O’Neill Clings Tiger Hero waited s?n a™? were facing a World Se- J 5TATE POLISHES every time the door ries. Conference Win In O’Neill of Expectantly They might be expected to Belief In Left-Handed law of Manager Steve be opened. tighter than kettledrums. Yet Mount Tilt the Bengals, strengthened his fam- STAR-NEWS BOYS Finally a roundish, red-headed, when Red Smith Rocky walked into the Pitching OFFENSE AGAINST ily ties by lining a clean citizen emerged and the dressing room ed-faced before the workout By GENE WARREN then Cub center fielder’s eyes he found the By CHARLES DUNKLEY into left field to start it. Mayo young players lined up in a Sponsored by the Junior Cham- ENJOY BANQUET and he blurted eagerly: football BRIGGS STADIUM, Detroit, Oct. ELEVEN worked for a walk, and lighted formation, insisting on RESERVE ber of the Wyse I huh? Hank Commerce, high-flying -How’d do, Pretty good, showing him new 4.—(JP)—Towering Greenberg, a in- blocks he could Mew Hanover School Wild- Cramer singled lucky single The Wilmington Star-News car- hits. Did all in a one-man and (Fire) High Three right use in his job as Army, Virgil Oct. hufa? assistant coach of RALEIGH, N. C., 4.—(IP)— cats face their arch rivals, the* to left to score Webb with the tying at the Famous too, dMn’t I, huh? the New York Trucks, a Navy all by himself riers held a banquet field, football Giants, al- L C. State College’s Wolfpack pol- send around to it comes to were the Rocky Mount Blackbirds tonight counter and Mayo last in cele- The roundish, red-headed citi- though some of when , in a long Club and Grill night the Cub players 1 shed its offensive today it the American Ldgion Stadium, third. this bar- center of a conquering heroes’ re- zen answered bubbling probably wouldn’t know wingback Irill session in which the reserves rhe and bration of National Newsboy’s day in the Detroit dress- Orange Black gridders when Green- briefly. from an ception Tigers | the That was the setting oyster stew. ■ •an Clemson against which is October 6th. rage individu- plays ion their battle array at 8:00 on an Saturday, he said. “But can “What ing room today after they berg, still limping slightly ■■yeh.'’ you goes on here?” Red varsity. an growl- and the Ben- i’clock in attempt to stop the strode to the dish Acting as master of ceremonies better tomorrow, see?” ed. “You’re al'y collectively put Satur- injured ankle, do supposed to be playing world series. The two teams meet here 5mokey City Crew, who have !was J. Walter Webb, business man- nodded and baseball.” gals back in the and answered the pleas of the yell- pafko departed, But he was secretly de- in a Southern Conference them nine in the who Greenberg, whose t h r e e- lay night sampled times stands with his smash ager of the papers, introduced, He had pleased Richard lighted. That’s what he as a ing towering jatisfied. wanted, homer in the fifth inning sewed up ;ame already shaping up ast ten years. An expected crowd John E. Hope, Editor of the Star- the Cub coact who in into the seats. .Red’’ Smith, relaxation. And thats the effect he It will be the first time over the game for the Tigers, wrapped hriller. if well 7,500 fans is expeciftd News and other guests. him and gave him his has on the He knows series between the two After that, Trucks, who signed discovered players. his long arms in fatherly fashion he long for the Wildcats’ first conference Rev. Walter Freed in his tall* and whom he, and the rest what men to men has his Detroit contract only last Sat- chance needle, what to around the boyish-looking Trucks dubs that the annual game ;ilt. to the boys told them that they the Cub players for that met- lead around the hand. The ieen and a sell- turday, settled down to hurl great rf by gen- and gave him a big hug. played ip Raleigh, Coach Leon squad, were the most important mem- as eral Brodgen's for another ter. look upon sort of a proxy result is the same. >ut crowd is expected. Previous ball. Hack got to him of the They’re “You a beauti- following a long week of practiice bers newspaper profession. a man who is a master all his certainly pitched were played infield W’ith two out in the daddy, pals. told him. llemson-State games drills into this anxious single "You boy’s carry the truth into but ful game,” Greenberg go affray and who would say Red has a background of col- n Charlotte. third, but Trucks bore down homes of a America.” You psychologist Trucks merely grinned, revealing to gain some measure of revenge the free “what’s ’that?” if lege and said to- struck out Johnson to retire the sub- scoffinglv you professional football and teeth. Coach Beattie Feathers aver win- should be proud to serve your a glistening set of white the Rocky Mount crew, ® it. baseball. He was have managing the that Wolfpack would season. side. scribers,” the Minister told the mentioned Then the swarmed lay thq ners of a 33-0 conflict last was remarked that Green baseball team photographers the services Honk carriers. of the It frequently Bay, Wis., Hank ;o get along without Gre*nberg Brodgen stated yesterday after- It was extremely doubtful the Tracing the steps when he around and pleaded with big the Cubs were as loose as sand signed Big Boy Pafko. )f regular end Lum Edwards. Ed- cruciial Cubs would have scored their sin- paper until it is delivered to the to Trucks a bear hug and noon that, ‘‘this will be the on the field the Red had give in the Vir- out there during heard about the kid, and vards hurt a shoulder test of how rate with run in the fourth if either Cram- homes of the subscribers, Rev. then a kiss. Greenberg balked at my charges gle with no of the to the and has out that each car- first game, sign journeyed Pafko farm to ginia game last Saturday other of the best North Carolina er or Cullenbine had taken charge Freed pointed Series tension. You talk to him. the osculation suggestion. to rier the of the usual World rot improved enough permit WORLD SERIES ! of Cavarretta’s intc is most vital part he exclaimed. teams.” looping a at Red Smith Farm was “What the hell,” lis He will be by can point finger help short, and Andy’s playing. replaced fine mentor’s and held the Chi- newspaper. we’re to be hard, HIGHLIGHTS The starting lineup right centerfield, and even Manager Char- dad grumbled a little, he “Here supposed Bill Stanton, who was shifted by Leo Sykes, N. C. State guard to,, that, saying want will have only a few changes. Since cago first baseman to a single. He needed the rough, tough men, and you. Feathers from the number two and a former Star-New* Grimm will agree. boy around the place. Herman Vick is ineligible for con- would not have scored from firsl captain ley me to the a kiss.” no head on our Red pointed out that for the give guy blocking back post. By JERRY LISKA carrier spoke to the boys, telling There's holding money ference conflicts, Jim Gibson on Nicholson’s hit, and probably he’s around,’ the would his father The pleaded that The Pack will taper off their them of his experiences as a car- club when jovial Andy get could photographers DETROIT, Oct. 4.— UP)—If history starts at the left end position, while would have been retired on a dou- hire it was the day in baseball for the Clemson game rier when the did not boss says .emphatically. two or three farmhands, and biggest preparations repeats, Henry Benjamin Green- either Erwin Gore or Bobby Pafkc boy boys Bruin and skull ble-play ball which Andy a wonderful for he was so that when histery for Greenberg. with a dress rehearsal the home-run have the many advantages they "Hes done job persuasive he berg has done all ‘Babe’ Hass will hold down the to session tomorrow. rapped shortstop immediately now the left he not only had Andy’s name “No it ain’t,” Hank countered. dirt he’s to do against the suffer- enjoy. Sykes urged boys us this year.” going tough guard slot. Gore, after he got on. is on a had a car three more games to world series. to work hard at their jobs now A complex personality the contract but full “We got in the ing from a leg injury is expected of to- The only other time Trucks was and the experience they receive red head. His round face usually choice hams, home-canned win.” Big Hank’s three-run smash to be at his spot at the beginning even menaced was in th< ! in this work will them fruits me mildly benefit in creased by an engaging grin. and other delectable foods. ureenuerg, wnu feuuucu vu day was his fourth circuit wallop of the but in the case is GOLF BALL SALES game, that] when the Cubs twc 1 and In the in mid- in as series. He one eight inning, got later life. He looks chubby and soft plac- fact, Red got bonus for club from the air force many poled he is unable to play it will be 200 a to Hack and « some St. Louis aboard on walk Judge Winfield Smith spoke but it’s just a mirage. He can Andy’s signing. season, said the ball he hit each in 1934 against the nound Hass. id, with horn- : to the carriers and a Red but homer in 1935 the Cubs hit into left with Lowery briefly express- lick his weight in wildcats and the Quite guy is Smith, 370 feet for his blasting HERE Cardinals; against The remainder of the starting QUESTIONED out. A by Cavarrett; ed his good wishes to them in their that ven- him six Cub players he permits to you’d never get him to admit it. was a curve. He revealed (a broken wrist gave only eleven is the same as the one big the a ; now and in future undertak- him around who’re about?” Jim the veteran at bats in that series); and in last would have tied up game jobs him and cuff “Aw, you talking erable Tobin, Price and Ra- which trounced Kinston, 39-0, 1 rough hurl- Wilmington War that but the best the Cubs ings. know that if he seri- he’d say. Tiger who knows the 1940 against the . week. In the backfield are three point, got were About 70 carriers attended playfully of Hank the Cub tioning board officials today Bill (Deacon) Me- leading swatter could manage wa s the 1 ing style Wyse, Incidentally, lads in the persons for the hatd-driving oi i twirler had been coaching him on on the look-out one-day Kechnie, manager of the Reds, “Bub- a weak roller to banquet. of Kenneth Rogers,. Louis —————————— ■ — ball salesman who set up shop first. Pafko extinguished the rail; r Wilmington Men Named Wyse’s repertoire. golf whispered confidentially in Char- ba” Sykes, and Co-Captain David Hank sud- at Front and Grace ear before to- one down to Webb, deacons leave “You know what,” big yesterday ley Grimm’s just Bannerman. This trio holds down by rapping To B & L Posts wanna make a street to dispose of 5,000 golf If was the throw to first beat him Fasl Is League denly blurted, “we day’s game. Greenberg the left, full, and halfback posi- whose by Fight Aired 1 it’ll be a both the Deacon and the series out of it. Maybe balls. topic, tions Over the ball several steps. of three respectively. Appointments prominent series after all. I hope so. I came to the local board Cub should have red faces. FOR q POINT good Reports pilot at quarterback is Johnny Symmes Trucks’ fast ball, which the Ti- men to all are back calling that the sales- On WMFD Wilmington important posts hope you guys yesterday .afternoon a month handler of the positions. gers declare is fully as fast as Bob Tonight on me tomorrow.” what was be- Hank never saw FOREST, Oct. 4.—(fP)— in the State Building and Loan man was charging Wyse Green- Behind Symmes is James “Hack- Feller’s on some days, was really WAKE was Greenberg’s terrific smash lieved to be excessive prices for ace Forest Deacons was announced berg play before today but what saw,’ Tuttle, he ‘tC'ats’ smoking all afternoon, and he was Thirty-three Wake League yesterday. in world series competi- balls. his fourth his pre-war and used golf he saw should last a life-time. “I off with a curve West William M. of the passer. cutting the corners left here tonight for Point, Hill, secretary dating back to 1934, and gives was to the ef- tion, One outside report think I know how to pitch to Hank,” The line is bolstered by John th t snapped like a black snake handle this week’s People’s Building and Loan Asso- him a total of 18 runs batted a where they’ll grand fect that local golfer paid $4.00 confided Wyse as he munched his Hobbs, the Co-Captain and a 20C His brilliant ac- his four in whip. performance — ciation will worK on the in during appearances for a ball, and others “chaw” on the Cub a most thankless task meeting League’s pre-war bench few pound Eastern Conference tackle tually did more to change the com- the fall classic. were for used balls. minutes before he went into ac- Hobbs is national champions in a War Bond Sales committe, charged $1.00 last year. Pairing with plexion of the series than Green- Army’s The youthful looking Trucks, dis- “I watched Frederick Willetts, secretary of the When OPA officials visited the tion. every pitch Bor- Chubby Paul, a fine lad at this blow. With the football game Saturday. from the Navy only last berg’s big Tigers and Loan charged site where the salesman had been owy threw yesterday and he knows very well in his Co-Operative Building on 188 is- post, performing very much back in the contention; Coach D. C. Walker plans to use Friday after 12 months those real well.” Bare association has been named to the they found both the boys first three games. Graham was certain to start which lands in the southwest Pacific, was operatiing the ex-gob his regular starting lineup on and his balls foot is Gore or Hass a’ league’s committee loan prac- but he peddler golf gone. opposite another game, and the way he almost every minute of last proud of his victory, gave The Partisan played tices and W. A. secre- crowd went daffy Guard, while tall Don Hyatt a Fonvielle, credit for clinching it to Green- Regulations covering the sale of looked today the Cubs will be Saturday’s game with Tennessee. when Greenberg’s blow floated into at center tary of the Carolina Building and balls, however, fixes the legal handles the pigskin long time beating him. The Deacs lost that one, 7-6, after berg. the left-center bleachers. Even in witt Loan association was appointed to at 1942 level for dig- Lanky Buddy Bridges fills the last the Vols for three full “Hank’s home run really helped price the March, reserved Will Tomorrow’s third tussle, outplaying the committee on standard nified, Harridge, Gibson at the flanks, while Nea everything,” he said. new balls, and 75 per cent of that before the two clubs hop to Chi- quarters. instruments. president of the , Patrick is both for a firs mortgage Previous to the Tigers price for reconditioned balls and pushing to continue the will Several mainstays in the Deacon joining nearly fell out of his box clapping traveled 9< cago play-off, Trucks had 33 1-3 cent of the new string spot. Patrick unable to take in St. Louis last Friday, per price see the Frank “Stubby” machine were part Hank on the back as he struggled in the Kinston for ar Tigers’ one since re- for other used balls. To their yards game off in work this week played in only game golf Overmire, a lefthander, paired heavy practice through hugging team-mates back long run, and is < suffered in the turning to this country July 23. knowledge, the highest author- exceptionaly , veteran because of injuries CIVHAN8 ENJOY to the Tiger bench. fleet lad. against That was with a pick-up team in ized price for pre-war balls is $1.00 very of the Cubs. From the Tennessee game, but Walker said under the fins righthander 1. He said he Rocky Mount, them to be in Oklahoma City August for imported Dunlap golf balls, manner in which the Cubs teed off he expected all of Second Baseman Don of Caruso, has hac his usual control, but that he and 75 to 85 cents for other new Johnson of coaching Joe the Saturday. MOVIES PROGRAM had on Newhouser, another southpaw lineup the Cubs and his dad, Ernie, for- a season thus far this year The action should be fast and furious began to tire in the fifth and sixth, balls. poor Overmire’s mer American and Golds- yesterday, prospects and that the ball seemed very slick league shortstop, losing to Greensboro when Jimmy Doyle of Los Angeles held a to- scarcely could be called promising. Members of the Wilmington Civi- the Cubs family reunion just before boro. They go into the contest and Green of Buf- WORLD SERIES „ in the eighth, when got have lost the serv- (above) Johnny the who for heavier line than the The Cubs may club were entertained at their on and the ninth game. Ernie, played night with a in New York tans two runners base, of Paul one of their falo, tangle tonight. DIS' CT MAJOR the White Sox, Browns and Yank- ’Cats with lettermen Fred Davis ices Gillespie, AT-A-CLANCE last with one batter. regular meeting night when he walked the re- rated one of the best boxers ees, and scored the winning run Booth the front two regular catchers, for Doyle, several movie films shown by T. J. “I was relying on control all the and Pete leading Press in the contest for the The mainder of the series when he half- among the welters, licked Frankie By The Associated head of the the old Trucks said. clinching wall, both playing guard. Won Lost Pet. Martin, training pro- time,” 24-year a ball down to last and has won 14 1 r COMPLETED Yanks in the 1923 series against backfield is by Leslie fell after hitting Terry January X -500 at the North Carolina Ship- “I was trying to get the ball exactly sparked Chicago (NL)-1 gram was base the ninth and matches in a row this Buffalo's the Giants, let it be known he one of the best passers first in inning year. Detroit (AL) —._X 1 -S00 building company. where catcher Richards gave the Etchison, a fan for this a hurt his left knee, aggravating an Green Mrs. Gilbert H. was ap- in the state, and Bob Page, twenty-one-year-old Johnny A sports film “Fishing Thrills”, target.” Joyner out there series. "That’s my boy artist and always a break- old injury. Manager Charlie Grimm is former national amateur welter- FIRST GAME (AT DETROIT) introduced the program and sub- He pitched in the Tigers’ pen- for dis- sprint pointed yesterday, Major at second for Chicago,” announced after the that The kid won all of 200—9 13 0 in St. Lcuis last Sun- grinned away runner. The other backs, game weight champ. his __ 403 000 the battles nant-clincher Chicago (NL) sequent films showel trict Mrs. Lester W. Pres- the scout. who the Detroit (AL)_ 000 000 000—0 6 0 5 2-3 3, by Duke Cockrell, veteran of last sea- Mickey Livingston, caught fights, six out of ten by kayoes, the of Midway and Coral Sea. day, going innings against and Livingston; Newhouser, of the Women’s divi- eleven at opener, would work in all first he Borowy War the Browns and allowing only three ton, chairman son’s top-notch fullback, probably year fought professionally. Benton (3), Tobin (5), Mueller (8) and Connecting the Community The battalion of but Detroit Manager Steve Chest sports writers and Melvin are also dan- the remaining contests. This weak- En the tem ent Richards. Fund with entertainment of our hits, sion of the Community War Lyman j oy exci blow-by-blow perched along the entire ens the order SECOND GAME (AT DETROIT) O’Neill figured he was getting tired Brigs gerous threats. Chicago batting on Gillette’s Cavalcade of men and the feeding and clothing the list of Sports, 000 100 000—1 7 0 Campaign, completing Stadium roof is sending 350,000 and Booth as hit a Chicago (NL)_ and was losing the accuracy of his Backing up big Davis somewhat, Gillespie highly over American Co. and Detroit 000 040 00x—4 7 0 of persons in war-torn the five district majors. words on the wires to Broadcasting ((AL)_ displaced control when he decided to relieve daily points in the line are Len Staton and respectable .288 for the season Wyse, Erickson (7) and Gillespie; were shown of the as distant as Mexico WMFD (1400 on yo.'- dial) at Id areas, pictures him. Mrs. Joyner appointed the fol- City, Havana, Fred Davis, star tackles, with against Livingston’s .254. Trucks and Richards. p.m. work of the USO and relief agen- as of her Ottawa, and where the I IN Cl 11, silling dl 1X10 ucon ill 1110 lowing captains part Europe Charles at the pivot spot. out to members English Aside from Greenberg’s 10-ton For the most shaves of cies. It was brought team: Mrs. S. H. Glover, Mrs. H. Stars and Stripes, Army newspa- with fine aerial re- refreshing REMAINING SERIES SCHEDULED wired-in cubby-hole dressing room, Always gifted belt, the Tigers otherwise showed Community War Fund is the series a life, soften your whiskers with that “your he was every game C. Mrs. B. W. Dunham, Mi :. per, giving big Caruso his re- your At Detroit Oct. at Chicago Oct. 6, 7, said taking Byrd, ceives, Coach puts some signs of recovering their hit- 5; around the world”. play. Among the broadcasting ar- Gillette Shaving Cream, lather or * and 10. goes in stride. He waved the reporters Edward F. Allard, and Annis Clem- ceiving duties up Earl Lanier and _- W. is ting eyes in the second game. Then skim During the program, Lloyd room of the mons. ray a Havana, Cuba, station giv- end brushless. to the main dressing Fred Parker at the positions. who has been in a dis- a Cramer, painful ’em off. smooth as Moore, recently honorably quarters, remarking “go out and Mrs. Bereniece Stellings, Major ing Spanish account of the series. This is the Hanoverians’ last tilt silk, the armed forces slump for weeks, smacked three with Gillette charged from talk to those fellows—they’re the of district five added a new cap- here until November, since they today’s for- the weather was more successive singles off Wyse and in GOLF BALLS after serving with amphibious ones who won the ball game.” tain to her Mrs. Robert H. Although to next week to Blue Blade your team, journey Raleigh one of which an old member than 15 warmer than Erickson, produced for ces in the Pacific, “I to throw left-hand Tate. degrees yes- with the -City’s Gillette Razor. Ask AVAILABLE AT figure tangle Capital the run. hit two was back. the stands filled much tying Blades— of the club, welcomed pitching at the Cubs,” O’Neill said Mrs. Lewis Goodman, captain oi terday, team. Gillette Blue slower than for s inau- singles and knocked Dr. Ed Cutter passed the cigars announcing Southpaw Stubby Over- team 21 has announced her workers yesterday five for a quarter! one the second for the PICKARDS at- tomor- spaces yawned in in inning | in celebration of a receently mire as his pitching choice as follows: gural. Empty 209 St. Dial 2-3224 Mrs. Max Warsh' r, first hit off York failed \ Market can take care of the bleachers as late as noon. When Wyse. Rudy tained state of fatherhood. row, “so we Mrs. Claude B. Blackmon, Mrs. S. Those the came out for batting to hit safely, but the husky first Nicholson and Cavarretta. T. Mrs. Tigers ‘US A SELLOUT’ Glover, Clyde Leonard, in an earli- baseman one a tremendous are the we’ve got to stop.” practice, Greenberg put poled guys Mrs. Sieg Goodman, and Mrs. to their dress- er appearance than yesterday and distance in the sixth inning an was The Cubs trooped Mires Rosenthal. with no sigh 6f the in addition to a long session at the FORDUKE-NAVY deprived of at least a by a ing quarters Miss Peggy Hall, captain of ‘hustle” they displayed on the plate, also circled the bases sev- brilliant catch by Andy Pafko team 23 announced her workers as field. eral times to limber up his legs. DURHAM, Oct. 4.— (/P) —While against the fence in left center. Mrs. L. C. Allen, Mrs. P. M. is back to Manager Charley Grimm broke “I know everything the Duke footballers worked over- Hack, always a dependable World Snell, Mrs. William A. Hall, Mrs. the stillness with a philosophical normal for me,'’ smiled Green- time to get ready for Navy Sat- Series performer, led the Cubs’ at- B. P. Eggleston, Mrs. William At- knock an- crack: berg, “they’re beginning to urday, the Duke athletic office tack—such as it was—with his two kinson, and Mrs. W. G. Farmer. had “Well, boys, tomorrow’s another me down at the plate.” He refer- nounced today that all tickets infield hits and a double. His other like Mrs. W. H. Land, captain of that flick- attrac- day, just yesterday.” red to the Borowy pitch been sold for the gridiron time up he drew a walk. Lowrey; then a discourse team 51, has announced her work- Grimm opened ed him yesterday. tion. With two clean singles into left, was ers as follows: Mrs. W. L. Ander- ath- on Trucks’ fire-ball tossing. “It’S a sellout,” commented the only other Bruin to solve Trucks 100 PROOF fast—very son, Mrs. Clifton Dixon, Mrs. H. Wallace Wade, who “Pretty good pitching; In a first-game post-mortem, letic director more than once. The Tiger hurler he said with sincerity. J. Garms, Mrs. Joseph E. Rose, same time advised those per- Liqueur fast,” Rightfielder said at the was with his walks, not is- come stingy “And a good curve, don’t over- Mrs. Charles E. Robertson, and he sons without tickets not to made a mistake in trying for suing a single pass for the first look that,” he added. Mrs. J. V. Green. Mrs. Land also Bill with them Saturday. They’re Nicholson’s both expecting six innings and then giving up one “I didn’t see in our of team 52 has as her work- he “and the stad- anybody captain hands. “I could stabl -d it all gone,” added, in each of the last three frames. as fast as Trucks was today. ers on that team, Mrs. W. H. An- ium seating capacity will be in the league okay with one hand because it was Detroit got to Wyse for five hits Yep, it’s the fastest stuff I’ve drews, Mrs. A. C. Pons, Mrs. K. K. neighborhood of 44,000.” a tricky, twisting drive that was and all its runs in the six innings watched this year.” Kimmel, Mrs. L. B. Flanagan, Mrs. As Coach Eddie Cameron and hard to judge until the last second,” he worked before being lifted for Stan Hack, hunched over a bench H. B. Wynne, and Mrs. T. G. assistants wctfrked on mapping a Roy asserted. a Erickson of his looked up to famous T pinchhitter. yielded two Beware in fron' locker, Pope. _<_ defense to stop Navy’s Coughs on from more safeties in the seventh, but say, “he was awfully fast—just Mrs. J R. Hardwicke, captain formation attack, looking when I pulled out of it nicely. from common colds as fast today as Feller of team 53 announced her workers ATU Officers Capture the sidelines were two first string him before he left Great Clark looked at as follows: Mrs. D. C. North, Mrs. backs in tailback George Trucks didn’t throw us On Alvin McCully, neith- COUNTERFEIT COUPONS Lakes. W. E. Hand, Mrs. James Darby, Smallest Still Record and Fullback That On many good balls to hit.” er of whom got into the workout. Hang Mrs. D. L. Sewell, Mrs. Ed Snaken- Mrs. C. D. Carr, of Chad- Chronic bronchitis may develop 11 Hank Wyse, Chicago’s pitcher Mrs. W. B. Mrs. L. in an OPA or burg, Creasy, The smallest still ever captured bourn, charged your cough, chest cold, acute bron- who served up the ball that Hank WORLD SERIES FIGURES chitis is not treated and cannot F. Gorge, and Mrs. R. H. Sanders. by the local office of the warrant issued in Raleigh with you Greenberg pickled to mess up the ATU| the Associated Press afford to take a chance with any medi- Workers of team 55 with Mrs. % By having possession of counter- Cubs’ chance of getting away to was discovered here yesterday and Second (at Detroit): cine less potent than Creomulsion William S. Dosher as captain in- game feit sugar coupons, was yes- two straight wins, said that fatal seized along with five gallons of Paid attendance—53,636. which goes right to the seat of the clude Mrs. Harold Wells, Jr., J. H. terday bound over for appear- trouble to loosen and “wasn’t a good ball either.” mash, according to Agent C. A Gross receipts $220,394.00. help expel germ pitch Fussell, Jr., Mrs. H. T. Patersfn, ance in Federal court October laden phlegm and aid nature to even within the ‘It wasn’t over,” Wyse Gray. The still was just Players’ share—$112,400.94. soothe and heal in- Mrs. F. A. Flack, and Mrs. William 22, under a $500 bond, accord- raw, tender, inflamed moaned. “It was a high ball, city limits near Smith’s Creek, he Commssioner’s share—$33,059.10. bronchial mucous membranes. with the Peck. ing to Douglas Taylor, deputy side curve but I could tell said. No one was neai Each Club’s Share—$18,733.49. Creomulsion blends beechwood apprehended clerk of the Eastern North crack of the bat that it was really the still. Each League’s Share—$18,733.49. creosote by special process with other catch his next turn. It’s an Carolina district Federal court. time tested hit,” Grimm said with a frown. against said that anothei medicines for coughs. LOUIS 3, MO. old but it isn’t bad.” Agent Gray It contains no SAINT “We’ll use Claude Passeau to- injury, Two Games): narcotics. SOUTHERN COMFORT CORPORATION, still, a 100 gallon steam outfit, Total (first No matter how said Charley, getting to Grimm had a barrel of praise for Digestive functions are slowed many medicines morrow,” was taken in the Kelly section of Paid attendance—108,273. you have tell will the Cubs’ alertness on the bases. down as much as 33 per cent at tried, your druggist to Chicago strategy. “Livingston 300 Gross sell a bottle that outfield Pender county Wednesday with Receipts—$442,277.00. you of Creomulsion with him as he planned, ‘‘We’ve got Tiger altitudes of 10,000 feet and above; catch originally of mash. Facilities at the Players? Share—$225,561.27. the understanding you must like the left hand running, haven’t we?” he asked gallons this fact created a diet against Detroit’s pitching. when Commissioner’s Share—$66,341.55 problem way it quickly allays the cough, per- a chorus of nods. ‘‘The way still, which was desertel Paul Gillespie' twisted his knee amic’ Share—$37,593.54. for crews of bombers operating at mitting rest and sleep, or you are to first base ’em raided, provided a capacity of 700 Each League’s swinging at Trucks’ ninth inning we’re turning keeps that height. have your money hack. (Adv.) gallons of mash, he added. Each Club’s Share—$37,593.54. pitch and may not be ready to guessing.”

I

/ l