Page 22 -Wednesday. OcFobe* 6. 1943 THE DITWOtT TIMES 'Boys Overseas, Bonham Gets Call to Try for No. 2 Sports y> ¦ w.s - t. tv*-’¦» »*i.>**r. .g v r. - y Favor Cards ‘ "llomor* ‘‘ Series S Spud, Gordon, I’rohlom 'dy Comebacks by ifV - ( Chanoier, Gordon But Cheer Yanks oniroiifs Aifcims Seribes Goats of 1942, * Warming IU 808 rONSiniNE Bv LEW IS H. W \LTER Are Ir>| trnn (tonal New* Venice Writer Detroit'* world champion Red the Wing boss The two Stan- Says 1 >NDON. Oct. 6 HNS* Thou- 1 <•-. Wing.* may have a good home ley C’uppei* are spending a lew ivMi&F f . Th Emerge Heroes s ,nds of American soldier* and days nt furlough LEO MACDONELL to into the here. team throw y LAWTON CARVER By National * trudged through the im- But Adam* still spot some o’Tu'crs could , (' '* this season, INS Sports Editor NFW YORK t 6 7 '»r»« Hockey League but promising rookies, among ip '.-: * By LEO MACDONELL pcn.tr. .hie British blackout ’o them the to something extra warm in* about Jack Adams is looking today for Jack O'Hara a little forward from Frankly Yanks seemed be Red Cross and I SO service clubs even when they NEW YORK. Oct. 6—Ernie a comeback players who can leave home. Philadelph i by way of Saskatoon; the best team :r in-I'anre ‘he comeba ks •o ]i*’cn to a static-filled radio were behind. Keller, the home run (Jumbo) Bonham will be seek- F Most of veteran*, in- Hyniie Fuller and Vic Lynn from • Adams’ runnerup, figures to get more than fa*moned yesterday by Joe ac • < f today s -l to 2 v irtory th< New York Rovers and Lee ing sweet revenge when he taket 1 • cluding Syd Howe, Joe single—his contribution «iP-Cl SjHiT|tcon bj ; ud ! o' th>- Yankees over the t rdmnls Carveth. Kogelin, a curly headed defense one more the mound for the Yankees <.f the Vtn- yesterday ... The Yankees seemed Chandler co-hen** Mud Bruneteau and Car! Lis- husky trom Port Arthur. against the Cardinals at Yankee ... might triumph over t)v By and large, the American enmlv ate father* employed in to be just coasting They kcc Curd.najs. The Wings al*o were cheered by - fan v - j be carried to seven games in this Stadium today in the second Of i‘oui a Cardinal I -vs in the European theater ol war plants and there is a question the surprise apjvearance of '*¦*' Adam £& >• might game of World Series. may I* Brown forward of la*t year's club, beginning today, as Bonham dropped second goat of the 1942 series. , nave stoically maintained that themselves from work for road four straight the The who wa* army *- believed bound. year . . . more of to Billy Go*'! 'i - ! off to* rotivp*: Billy Southworth’s team will win trips. L they did last But the 1942 series Bill Jennings, Indianapolis for- it in four Southworth’s inspired boys. start in this years ( r with , ’he series. Both Normie Smith and Jimmy likely they will win w trd who was expected to report, fine the cap- a brilliant or* But the announcement of the Franks, the experienced goalies, straight . . . That was of two a home run and i went hunting li-tead. by the young .victory of Joe McCarthy s tram who are employed at Ford's, tured sensational tormance afield. doubt “Bill I* I-A and may not think CUDDY—(UP) Arrmtr*rrtj: for rs the •n the senes opener was received whether to go By JACK Johnny Beazley, now in service. one they will be able on he’ll he able to play. He went spoiled which the ,with delight—the typical Ameri- thing The defeat Bonham's quartet of runs the road. hunting today,” said one of his The grand or terrible beaten league champions |can delight that greets the tn- Gordon and series record. He had American LOSES IN E about baseball—as the Dodgers the to down the world lumph of any underdog. TRACTIC friends. found out—ls you can t in 1941 in employed clincher for the title-holders Gordon s home run rhe Yankees, you may be mir* Normie, incidentally, lo*t nine a steering wheel on luck. championship put Manager Southworth’s Cardi- Th The fourth inning was a ter- I prised To learn, are considered the pounds, going down from 170 to Lanier, who had pitched his — ,underdogs in nal pitching selection today was a roaring London. in the Wings work- ‘ holding the 3 anks rific achievement 161 opening heart out In expected to be Mort dn\c carried mote than out la*t night. It was his first ' hits In seven Innings either that JOE GORDON HAILED lz r to seven Cooper Rrazle. 401 foot in the lower deck of since ho left the team in the 1910 and who had driven In one run, or Alpha American hoys crowded around ¦¦¦ dressing room, "All Cooper, a right-hander. Is the left field *’and* season. said In the ace, enough spluttering English radios all the Adams ix 1 ask Is one more chance against the St. Louis club's but That was atonement i realizes he has this sMm .1...... strong batting way from debris-tilled Plymouth The breaks Southworth is still for for the .095 record With homer” problem to solve. He those so-and-so’s. against Yan- ho the tJ. S. Navy's bleak Quonset against me this time.” left-handers the which Gordon staggered out of said *o alter watching his squad were kees, But Joe huts at Londonderry hailed the Gordon performed so mag- the classic last year. of 29 work out for 90 minute* la*t won. to 2. it go at that. -return to form of Joe Gordon nificently that Manager Billy The Yankees 4 didn't lot night. yesterday and outside of Joe up. gentleman, I with grunts of satisfaction. going myself Southworth of the Cards said Pepped the “I’m to protect homer, they not a The performance of the veteran after the game, “Without Gor- Gordon’s were and he’s real gentleman, hy signing the full quota of 20 too against ! Frankie Crosetti also met w ith - , mad* at effective Max La- thereupon turned in one of the players. If possible,” he said. - v 4 ilon, we would have approval. The “I-told-you-so's" dk more hits. That nier. the Cardinals’ veteran finest fielding games in his r “Besides Franks and Smith as least four ha-se thousand? ra f ully like a net there.” southpaw. career. •tilted o$ re goalies, for instance, I could guy was out out niom<, self, slapping I blacked radiq one youngster, or a vet- GAVE 7 HITS He was his old Dumphy's .concise take ADAMS—(INS) what sure base Don conden- draft ami CASWELL down looked like sation of the dramatics of the first eran who Isn’t In the Lanier yielded only seven hits hits otherwise covorting in can travel as he pleases. I’ll When Joe Gordon resembled a and game was greeted with whoops try before being lifted for a pinch brilliant' st>le at second base. to do the same with all posi- sub*titutc sandlotter with the and whistle*, especially his nr- miseries last autumn, the Yankees hitter in the eighth. count of Gordon's 420-foot home tions.” Young Harry Brecheen. who a Record I The W’ing manager is still i fell apart and the Cardinals Ties run. the steady pitching of Spud I Red the like Rrazle is left-handed and a the afternoon's Gor- : sending out calls io available scrambled all over them Gs In play, Chandler and Max Earner's wild '(me game played. re- recruit held the Yankees off in with- j hockey talent. He has a.*Kcd Bill Gordon inning don accepted 12 chances pitch which ricocheted off home sembled the best *econd ha*em.'in the eighth, their last at out a flaw, some exceedingly Hudson, former Pittsburgh center, ; plate. i in the ancient game, which seems hat. tiled l and Boh Stoddard, M. (). League Spurgeon (Spud> Chandler, SORRY FOR BILLY with and Thoto hy International New* Sound Photo* :to he the one big reason the defenseman Chatham be twice beaten in the autumn Windsor, to report. Both are over Cards will scrambled them- At a Midlands American Flying Frank Crosetti of Yankees steals sec- baseman Lou Klein plays jumping jaek in selves this time. classic in other years, and Joe Fortress station. much sympathy 30 and apparently not draft bait. ond in fourth inninp of first World Series going after catcher Walker Cooper’s high Gordon, the goat of 1942, shared Adams handled the squad him- triumph the was extended to ('apt. Billy game at Yankee Stadium. Cardinal second throw’. ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER—(INS) top honors in the of Southworth. pilot son of the St self m the absence of scout ('ar- American Leaguers. In a game that was as sloppy • manager and son Cooper, Manager Herbie Lewis A more than 65.000 Louis Cardinals' ns boarding house hath towel, crowd of Distinguished of Indianapolis and Ebbie Good- a paid customers saw game, holder of the Flying the Yanks grabbed the Tuesday the • fellow, [Crosji. *• former roach. which had its thrills and its Cooper is today, Irish championship from the Cards. expected but •31.* Keyed Try weaker moments. Southworth, like his father and 40 Gridmen only to Max has himself Cardinal rooters everywhere, club officials have not been in- In good form. Chandler said thank and should write himself the loss of the first game was formed when Lewis will report to yielded only seven hits, kept over the squad, Adams a bread and butter note. fairly ore : ''ju*t one of those things.” He look which every game well scattered. Just the is supposed to him. for As must have a in Game was J predicted the ('aids will finish off divide with Cardinal run was earned an t hammxk ¦list'll Team certified quart of goat’s milk, an i» for Pro fifth inning the ns last Goodfellow, whose status with greasing series they did year we hand the bouquet of second- error the way for the w hen w ent over by second the is in did not claim he when they put ihe Yank* to rout club doubi. By EDGAR HAYES handed haddles to Lanier. other. base to smother Ray Sanders by winning straight games the uniform which Adams said Fnrtv players are candidates for flnan A mighty home pin by Gor- four ANN ARBOR. Oct. 6 Both Michigan-and Notre Dame will be The game seemed to hang fire torrid hit grounder. losing the ojvener. would he issued to him pending the Detroit semi-pro fitotball don in the fourth inning with after keyed just a* high as possible Saturday’s game. like a lightning hug In the rain. He came up with it miracu- British interest clarification of his position by for represent no one on base was diven more in baseball lias Despite the traditional rivals on both schedules, this is the game eleven which will Mack There wa* a lack of enthusiasm lously and nearly nailed the St. quickened prrreptiblv since the owner Norris. than 400 feet into the lower base. that means most to both schools. Park in home and out-of-town among the players and the field Louis player at first Yankee occupation of the United “There was no use of my com- may deck of the left stands. thought I It will he the second of the present series. It be the last games ihis season, with a goodly crowd. In fact! Nick Etten Kingdom More Britons than ever ing down to practice under nt addi- It was the only extra base hit ” for some time as neither has madp public announcement ihe player was out listened to the start this those conditions, said Goodfel- sprinkling of former college and Lamer gave. Cardinal before of tional contests. and tossed the hall to Bill series with consequent wide- low, when reached at hi* home. scholastic stars. i Michigan edge Ihe KELLER GETS ONE Dickey, the catcher, for a spread "I’llwait to what Mr. Nor- holds a big in HEROES bewilderment. see still, Thr first game has boon sched- throw around the bases Nick's The of Dumphy's ris says.” series, hut more important Pitt Team Eager Charley Keller bagged hi* only nuances h'road- The burden uled for next Sunday with the JOE The long- throw was faulty and Sanders east. so heartily appreciated hy they won last year. GORDON bit of the day. a single off Bre- took advantage of the faux pas baseball-starved Americans, STARS 'RETURN' of oroof is now on the Irish. Windsor All-Stars at Wigle Park, horned goat of last year's series. cheen in the eighth. went Both have exceptional teams, hand?**! 12 chances of vary- to move onto second. as high over the head* of the Sid Abel and Jack Stewart, two West Virginia Windsor, and the opening home He Besides his homer, Gordon have b en given aid by the navy For ing difficulty without a bobble afield, making a number To show how damaging such majority of English listeners as of his stars of last year, brought p-imo will be the following week. starred be, to eyes and marines and play offensive (INS) and belted his homer for the of brilliant plays. things can Etten's idle do the planes of the RAF on route tears Adams’ when they j PITTSBURGH. Get. 6 Among the footballers trying paved way for a run. night took football. Panthers, Yanks. Sharing honors in the field throw the to a raid on the Reich. off their RCAF uniforms and The once mighty Pitt out for the team are Bud Hansen, scored later or a hit A typical English reaction was worked out with the youngsters. Stir all these together unmerciful beatings were Harry Walker, who made Sanders only a 85,000 recipients of former Michigan State end: Roy BILL JOHNSON Yankee Lanier, the given ; use can see why few of of Notre Dame ;.nd a brilliant one-handed catch off by Max pitcher. me in London by George “How I could them,” said at the hands Virginia third baseman . . . This rookie ?ickots are still floating about. Steffier. West and Pitts- Chandler, Danny Litwhiler, Gordon's even dozen chances Bingcr, a rugby and ericket fan. Great Lakes, today looked for- burgh fullback; Danny made two hits In four trips. and less than Steelers who achieved a sensational over-all were only one who was just ns mystified hy the TIED THEM DOWN ward eagerly to a possible victory Doßandro. Detroit Tech guard; First haseman It\Y SANDERS Stanley Harris’ record total for art of baseball after hearing the \h't» Grth Fritz ('risler and Frank over West Virginia. ZeKo Rostaek. Lions, and brother of the Cards did likewise. catch off Nick Etten. a game. a* he was Clark Shaughne«sy Ragßing a run in the second series broadcast before. Leahy have tried to keep their Coach sent ’’Bud” of Southeastern, linesman, FRANKIE * CROSETTI—Yank inning the Cardinals were off “It see in like our old- teams from getting too keyed up j his charges through a spirited and Phil Donati, quarterback of fashioned game of For 2d tiaini* shortstop, pressed hark Into to a flying start. To Walt A Power Threat rounders hut for early games. It was a tough three-hour scrimmage at Univer- the c \ champion Bluejackets of 11 service . . . got on base on an Cooper went the honor of post- While Gordon's average with from the yelling of the crowds (UP) problem last Saturday. This Satur- sity Field yesterday. The West the Detroit night football league NEW YORK. Ort. 6 | error, stole base, scored Yanks’ ing first marker of the new in the regular I would nay thU must be the day it different. Virginia Mountaineers likewise year. the •he Yankees Slightly warmer weather with will he I la*t first run in fourth to tie game, series. league play was only .237 this roughhouse version. It was a Despite scores of past games will be seeking their initial win of continue through Practices will . 1-1 . . In sixth n|»ened with up. power good Idea for the BBC to en- temperatures about five degrees predictions experts, First he scratched a sin- vear, he always was a and ihe of the season. Thur dav and Friday, at Mack single, scored on Lanier’s wild gle glove. threat. Hr totaled 14 homers tertain American troops over higher than yesterday prevailed you can mark this down as an Park, 7 .30 p. m. off Bill Johnson's here hut I am pitch . . . Thus, he got half of Whitey Kunow&ki sacrificed. for the year. A right-hand hit- afraid many Eng- for the second game of the World even game. Each has its weakness lish listeners switched an- • Yankees’ run*. After Ray Sanders struck out, ter. his circuit drives have to to Series, ami its strong points. Each has an Stadium. other program or shut off their the weather bureau an- all consuming desire to Owls Polish Aerials Litwhiler walked. carry far in the Yankee win. That Syracuse Takes 3d Marty Marion, elongated second haseman radios. Like rugby, the game nounced today. The temperature equalizes a lot of other factors. the The Yankee and very good shortstop, dou- has had an up-and-down career evidently has to he seen before was 60 degrees at game tune, the Once more Michigan drilled OSU Primes Aerials get Army bled to right. Cooper then in autumn classic. He is you ran excited about It.” ; no. again.'t Bertelli’s passing in yes- For Powerful the forecaster said. There were Game Little' Series came home but Litwhiler was his fifth series. terday’s drill. This is the weapon in participating in clouds and little wind. 6 (INS) nailed at the plate by Turk — PHILADELPHIA. Get. For Great Lakes replaced Tony in the -y Michigan fears. Last year they Get. 6 He La/zeri —¦ Ray today con- SYRACUSE. N. Y. Stainback's good throw when lineup in 1939 and McSpaden, kept him under control most of —Coach Morrison (INS)-—The League COLUMBUS, 0.. Oct. 6 (INSV New York Byrd Play search of International new Cardinal also tried to tinued his for a couple - with the hatted .400 in the World Scries the lime. champs. Syracuse, had their first Armed new plays, the score, thereby making the that Dartmouth, Penn sticky fingered ends for Temple s victory the World Ohio Buckeyes labored today to of year. TWO INJURED Army in “Little third out. Against Dodgers crash with powerful at today after defeating develop an air attack for their the in 19-11. Golf 'World Series' to Series’ Yankees struck hark hatting Injur* yesterday halfbacks West Point. Saturday. With two Columhus last 1. Co- tussle with the Bluejackets at The ha po«t*>d a average of CHICAGO, Oct 6 (INS)—Gnlf- Jim Holgate, who sprained night, 5 to with two tallies in the fourth. as To Draw 40,000 Fans an victories and no defeats behind two games. next In VX), hitting home five run' riorn's he ankle, and lumbus won the first Great Lakes Saturday. grounded to the first "world series'' will Wally Drcyer. who them, the Owls will depend on a the Missouri game, the Buckeyes Frankie Crosetti the Yankees mastered staged Saturday Sunday at PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6 (INS) sprained shoulder, (’risler The Chiefs knocked Ken Rurk- and a caused passing attack to offset the Ca- in 11 passes without a com- Lou Klein. The latter then Brooklyn boy*. Country’ Herb Nelson, right tackle, will to to from hatt from the mound the first hurled to Lanier, who covered recall, Tam O'Shanter Club move Don Lund half highly touted undefeated inning a with three intercep- tossed La't year, you will he when Harold 'Jug' McSpaden of captain Penn when the Quakers dets’ with six-hit. four-run pletion and ha'-c Cardinal pitcher fullback. grid machine. barrage. Arnold Carter pitched tions Boh Dean Sensen- first The was an ugly flop. Beside> tail- Philadelphia and Sam Byrd of try for their third straight victory Elroy Hirsch wa* kept out of McQuade. dropped the hall when he col- ing hatting to snag a victory for haugher and Ernie Parks were far l>elow his usual Ardmore. Pa., tangle in p 36-hole Saturday at the expense of Dart- he ivy to rest the leg hr five-hit hall average drill hurt; himself and the Tribe. likely to do most of the passing. (Continued on Page 24) Gordon had the mis- match. McSpaden won the $15,- mouth'* undefeated Indians. A in the Northwestern game. But fortune to he nipped off base 000 All-American Open, and Byrd record crowd of 10.000 is expected he’ll be able to play Saturday. j Iliini Lose Captain at a critical time. the Victory National, the only to turn out at Franklin Field for ('risler al n gave the Wolverines' Born in Los Angeles Gordon major golf event* of 1913 the affair. a fi w new play to polish up ! They’ll Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo joined Oakland in 1936 after Do It attending University of Oregon, For Purdue Game but shifted to Newark in 1937. CHAMPAIGN. 111., Oct. 6 (INS) moving up to the patent swept Illinois later HALLm OF FAME BECKONS BERTELLI —F'ootball woes the club. campu.; today with the announce- / TFAMKS FOR THE SUDS •• WHATIS WE DONG, VMOCk-W THE PHILHARMONIC 9 INEVER m ,K*6 JO'MT ?DtD ment that Sam Grider. No. 1 full- / 26 I WAS SAYINo -IUSED 3D }i AGO OF THAT BAC HE’S GOT Ll^3 Must Sweet and acting captain in the MASTER FOR RUN V { DIFFERENT VECSONS OF Taste hack CONCERT N ' ' Star Passer It /BE * M, Frustrated in two previous Irish Can Make Saturday Purdue game, had quit the squad [ CARGSO-STAYED WITH HIM \ "V ) S CAREER THIS j • George- NUMBER start* in the big '¦cries. Chandler to return to his home in \ TEH YEARS. ISTARTED THE \ V >S \ * 6 Angelo Leahy, registered VO(J mu't have moved S' >UTH BEND. Ort entreaties of couldn't run. Leahy shifted from town. 111., and w’ill be lost for the / \\ / AWT HEARD like Gordon PHILHARMONIC LONG BEfcJRE J /'xVe MET MORE \ -j< t here. the will he tremendously ’heir rw. JDrto'o Bertelli the blond Italian time-honored Notre Dame Wisconsin game. Grider TOSCANINI CAME OVER.- / 6(NS WHO FLAYED ) While Angelo was a freshman, system* to the T-format ion that replaced by Theron Bradley. An- L yesterday. gfield, 31(1'* , get Spi i* will making V. I PLAYED ALLOVER. <_ CARUSO THAN Spud was the !o-;ng )»;’ » , r ¦ roach Leahy replaced Elmer was football news with other worry for the lllini was IW VwARMS M i' (. tu enter the football l PLAYED W - ago FOR in the only game elub Lav den. the Chi< Bears and Stanford over George Bujan s injuries. EUROPE-PLAYED hn \?\ CONNIE dropped to the Dodger- in 1911 1 ! tame against Michigan In )ii* fir*t vear at Notre Dame Cardinal-. st,ir. and last vt'-i• v chared will Saturday a* Ann Arbor. Angelo wa* the big He was But R. it* lli found the quarter- Just Like Year Ago to defeat ir th* t*;rd gamr of th. strong right pitched one of the few sophomores back spot in the T a strange CARDINALS HVKKM A arm has O A set. after holding the Card na: *tari a season with the Irish. place. Try a* he might he could AR H AR H 0 A .eh *',*:* as Benny Friedman, F'rom his left post be KWn.2 4 10 1 Stnhrk r 4 12 2 to three hn> and on* rir ;n ¦ halfbark not get th*’ hang of it and ended VVnlkr.rf 4 0 2 0 Crurttl *4121 eight I m\ry O'Brien, Sid Luekman. completed 70 out of 123 passes. the *ra*on with a M*i»i*].r 4 110 Jnhn«n.3 4 2 0 .1 frames. record of 71 1 0 ('hand!* r, Go-dor, Sammy Baugh Rlessed with a great passer who W rp*r.r 4 17 K#ll»r.lf 4 10 like and Taul Christ- completions out of 165 attempts. Krwuki 3 3 0 1 1 O'ninn ; 3 14k is a college product Ji« was history. Nan«lr».l 4 2 » o Dirkay.c 4 14 0 , man in’o football Now, however. Bertelli is right 0 graduated from University of I.iwhir.lf 3 0 3 F.nen.l 4 o 12 1 If Angelo can have one of his at home m the *|K>t. In two games Marlon * 3 12 2 I.lnrtll.cf 3 0 3 0 Georgia, where hr was foot- I.aniar.p 2 1 o l Chndlr.p 3 10 2 ) g - he has completed 11 out of 13 da against Michigan the 10 0 0 ball star as well as a mounda- p.i***s. handling •Oarm» a!*o will His hall has Rr*chn,p 0 0 0 1 man headed for the big Jeag e* Notre Dame artist as- I** * n perfect lie handles the year ¦ a To«al» 32 724 7 Total* 33 R27 2« Spud i« in hi< seventh ire himself of place among hall on • very play, hut has yet the and ha •Bat***l for I.anier In eifhth with Yankees 1 m 1 greats of the game. to fumble this fall. Cardiral* Old oin o*x*—2 1 00*—4 a 20-game winner with < jMrfeet timing has proved Tanker • 000 202 Against thr Wolverines he 11 he 7 Hi* — 2, American League "champions Run* P»ni»r* Cro**tti f ;r g a fast charging line and a gr* it h* Ip to the lri*h in those John»on. <»or«J->n R'in* hatted in—Marlon He 20 and (Cro«etti in three times. won good pa-s that will give M quad- op-ning plays that riddled Lanier Gordon, Ptrkey scored a drfensr 4 this for the out- lourth on double play and in *i*th on wild lost year hirr hi* rrv«st severe tr*’ But the Georg a Tech line last week. Krrrtr*—w alker. Lanier. Cro»e«ti. among major rttiht. standing * record who have seen him in gam* Last vear he didn't rail the Etten Two-ha»e hit—Marion Home run league flingers. those ciordon Stolen ha*e— Cro*ettl sacrifice _nal*. That to Harry * 1 this fall believe he will he equal task fell hit K'lrow *k! Left on l>a*e* Cardlna •*'. Wright, the left guard. Yank-e* a. Ba*e* t.n hall* CMI Chandler to it. (Gordon 1, Train’s Grandma Dies Angelo 1 (Litwhiler). off Brechin 1 Big Bertelli fHI into Frank Leahy's Thi* vear has added off Larier 7 (Keller, Linde’l 2. John»on. 6 lap Ike a pium He played 1 hat to his kicking and pa.**ing stainbark. Chandler, Gordon* atru-k out SANTA MONICA, Cal Oct. nr*' —P\ Char.dier 3 (hander*. Walker. High an I is a grand — INS- Funeral Unices were to at We-' Springfield and \i done Job. «larm*t. hv Breeheen 1 (PickevV HU* then coach at Boston Col- Notre Dane worked ve*terdav Off chandler A. of( Lan'er 7 In 7 inntr**, he held today for Mrs Lucinda Frank inning*. pitch hi* Irish wiles to j"!feeling ball handling F'rom off Preeheen 1 in 2 Wild Terry. 93. grandmother of Walter 1* g* used all Lamer Double playa—Klein to Marten to Johnson, one-time pitching great entice r.ini into f h*' j*ortal* of tia 3’, split second precision is Pandtrf, Gordon to Cr *et*i to Ffer. Washington that *rat of learning necessary to avoid costly nuxupa L**irg pitcher Lanier Umpire* Rommel Detroit Times. Oetoher 6,19 for the Senators She l At. rlat*. Reardon . died at a daughter homt in Ful- Bi* wanted go *emnd>: Ptewart third. Tirr.e TlmrMlay—Do ion recall the day a when the aupervixor vlaited your achool room? See llatlo? lerton Cal. ! Notre Dame and resisting all the WT.EI/O BERTELLI backfield. . n?. a *land ana*—4C. did.