The Sports Patrol Grimm Well Pleased With Cubs 1 —" ■ _ By_WILLI AM Chicago JTUCKER Chicago Battery

M. REG. U. S. —————w—i II ir nr r ~Tr~wi _-_ (T. PAT. OFF.) fensive is On based on WILLIAM TUCKER "14 adjust- Slated To Hurl ! Cabs Tee Off Tiger By ments” of the fVyse United Press Sports Writer single-wing, although only "six basic” were NEW YORK, Oct. 3—CU.R)— playfe em- Joi»i ployed against the Indians. Ox Da Grosa fears Yale First 9-0 as a He To Win found occasion to apologize For Nationals Today Ace fourth quarter” team so he car lor the mediocre performance of each clouted two be counted on to his k-ian and Livingston subject Holy Koslowski a CHARLES DUNKLEY (Continued from Page One) truly fine back By x ux Cub Cross Crusaders to a 15 in Detroit tonight was the clean hits. Hack got the other minute be- before his service tenure. If he DETROIT, Oct. 3.—<(.3?)—The happiest man Newhouser, Tigers’ 25-game halves talk leader of the be a single. tween Saturday on ev- finds himself Charles John Grimm, the inspiring 48-year-old triumph- winning beauty, who figured to , Saturday, Koslowski Eddie second base- ery topic from seafood to will ant Cubs. the outstanding of the se- Mayo, Tiger sociology. go down as one of the “all- and whistl- The leather-faced Grimm was grinning from ear-to-ear to man, was the only man to solve In fact, Mr. time heroes of the Yale ries, proved, on the other hand, Five-by-five from Bowl,” Da as he led his chilled and shivering players he never look- ing with boyish enthusiasm be the softest sort of a touch for Borowy twice, and Worcester, Mass., could his Grosa predicted — a change questionable into their steam-heated dressing room. ed like He had nobody to name from Da Grosa to to Charlie Grimm’s National scoring. digressor statement since most of the backs Grimm Wearily/onto a stool in front of his locker think dropped The second Cub to bat drive him in. The Bengals' only and fit his to a remembered in Yale over Leaguers. personality T, Bowl what had happened. ,, history him and from there scoring chance came in the fifth, which, incidentally, is not the wore the blue of Eli. “It’s a nice, cold day to get nine runs, isn’t it? he beamed, then belted cleanly, sys- the De- A1 when Mayo led off with a clout to he a he launched into a speech on , on until he was relieved by tem uses, being firm believer According to reportsbrought complimentary followed him troit hurler. Benton in the third the left and Greenberg in the tried and true down from New Haven, Koslowski inning single-wing. “Newhouser had stuff, but we just waded into him, unmm him at will. an out later with a bruising sin- In an address will have good Bruins clouted almost to the New York to find himself and Da from he’s a helluva explained. “Don’t take it away him, boys, pitcher.’’ the first seven gle to center. Mayo, however, Grosa must out He gave up game’s Football Writers billed as a pull all the stops Grimm said the turning’ point*-- the mistake of t o discus- runs, and the Cubs got two more made trying sion of his team’s on his vocal chorus to halt the game with Dart- of the game came in the first in- off flutterballer in the reach third on the sock, and Pafko mouth last week and its Yale eleven which is to prospects beginning ning when , Cub seventh. At that it didn't mat- cut him down at third with a per- Yale the smack of the old-time blue SERVICE COACHES point against Ox covered that power- first beat out a roller to fect to Hack which caught the house. baseman, ter. peg subject somewhere amid a pot- second baseman with Tiger sparkplug ten feet from the As the Ox foresees his Newhouser got the first Cub bat- pourri of verbiage that left the it, cru- two out. bag. saders PLAYERS out on an infield might go ahead a touch- SHUFFLE ter, typewriter torturers gasping. by “If Cavarretta is called out, that Outside of the made down or two in the roller, and then the house fell in that, Tigers Da first half but • Mickoy Livingston By contrast, Grosa never makes it rough for us,” Charley Honk Wym two blows off Borowy in only one have the fight of their lives to hold NEW Oct. 3.—VP)—Take on his noggin. What had shaped up stopped for one breath his declared. YORK, the first. and during off Yale’s last of football as possibly a great ' duel inning, entire 20 minutes of vocal period surge. a large quanity good scrim- Grimm he would start became a shambles as the Mayo led the opening heat with That’s where his intermission said material, shuffle thoroughly and quickly mage. He skipped from football to successive and two other talk comes in and when Hank Wyse, a 23-game winner, it will do the most Cubs stepped up and teed off. singles recounting a celebrated the rr in distribute where Lions Honor Wildcats worked for lobster din- from ex- Tigers Borowy walks, from Worcester trot out for the against the Tigers tomorrow, good, regardless of former posi- Don Johnson beat out a hit ner, there to the but nothing came of it, principally glorifying second-half kickoff his words will plaining he wanted Wyse to work tion. That’s the formula for de- through the box and stole second. American boy, then to the because the Cubs infield tightened story be buzzing in their ears It is as early as possible because he veloping the nation’s best football Phil Cavarretta, the season’s great- of a Georgia baptism and wound only At 2nd Annual up and produced a fast play to be hoped, from the might go stale with too much rest. teams as by Col. Earl Banquet est hitter with an average of .355, up with a discussion of Holy Cross practiced where it counted. Allied High Oscar r-:- viewpoint, that they remember The noisiest and gabbiest of all (Red) Blaik and 'Comdr. then beat out a roller to second Command strategy. The of the they ase in a the Cubs was the train- head coaches at base. With Pafko was fielding gem contest, His remarks football game and 65-year-old (Swede) Hagberg, that, Andy on football itself don’t Lot- Brogden Says Wilmington which produced several and was treat their adversaries as a er, Dr. Andrew Hemmingway Army and Navy, respectively. purposely passed, filling the bases were cast in the atomic not blemished an concept. social problem or his 25th as club and Navy have the players Bill Nicholson then ir by error, prob- for start pawing the shaw, serving year Army Has Of weighed Dartmouth, instance, uses a almost team, Squad Plenty ably was the stop by Cavarretta gridiron turf in search of rare conditioner. The be-spectacled Lot- to beat any college with a terffic to right fielc ■'revolving defense’’ His own of- to beat each other. of a smash by Webb down the firsl snails. shaw, with his uppers and lowers but they want Potential Ability that cleaned the sacks, and h < —,—-_ l in an ef- Highlights base line in the third inning. The in his hip-pocket, began yelling Hence the reshuffling scored a moment later on Mickej fort better-balanced Cubs’ star — and he convinced a for his bricks. “Where are them to produce The Wilmington Lions Club hon- By JERRY LISKA Livingston’s single. Newhousei lot of American Leaguers today bricks,” he screamed. “Get me strength. ored the New Hanover High school plainly had nothing at all to puzzle Cats all the that he is a very fine in- For to- Blaik moaned through the Cubs. The attack on him final player First them bricks, I’ll need them the BRIGGS STADIUM, Oct, Prepare football squad last night at Detroit, — early drills about Army’s lack ol deed dove into the dirt about morrow.” Commissioner A ly ended only because Livingstor he came to school cafeteria with their 3.—(iP)—Baseball 1U ieet DacK oi nrst ana came reserves. Then up high to steal second and wai up he had soaked B. (Happy) Chandler was the focai tried Lotshaw explained the season’s opening game last second annual 100 with the ball in time to toss it to hot banquet. Nearly of as he mad« thrown out by ’ rifle two bricks in a first- point photographers for the Game huge paving Saturday with former like Borowy . on the hundred teams members, Lions and hh series debut in the office mad« arm. Conference Friday water while the Cubs were string center playing right half- The weather was uncomfortable, attended. famous Kensaw Mountair It looked like the Detroit south The undefeated New so that Borowy could keep on second team, a guest by to the least. Few World Se- Hanover and also a field, back the player say proved valuable cog Landis. But those 10 blind soldiers paw star might simply have hat School warm between innings. Andy plac- who had been tried at two line Leon Brogden, coach of tl>e Wil- | ries fans ever have enough sense High Wildcats continued in the defensive came bad department. on the who came ail the way from Cali a bad inning when he '■ ed one of the bricks pitch- positions and in the backfield and one of the to carry an overcoat, and they suf- their drills mington Wildcats, princi- “see” in a rov grueling practice yes- After the had trotted and shoved the other end as fornia to the series weren’ to strike out three Cubs gridders er’s right arm a likely-looking prospect pal speakers, said, “In my ten fered today for their lapses. The afternoon at ignored either. The in the second inning. The frostbitt terday the 13th and into the fieldhouse to end the under his feet while the Cub right- his reserve centers and a fullback exactly grout at game time was 45 prac- I ■ temperature years of coaching have never was from Dibble Hospital neai en throng had about its onl; Ann field under the observant eye tice, Coach Brodgen announced hander huddled on the bench try- filling in temporarily at quarter. degrees, which is only shortly seen such potential ability as this Palo Alto. chance to cheer the after that Jim Gibson warm. The result enabled him to con- during line. of Coach Leon in would take over ing to keep If team above the frost Detroit’s Brodgen prep- Wilmington squad has. our who tossed out thi : noon when he whiffed the left end slot the tinue his two- team system in de- Chandler, Roy Hughes trainer a of heat- for remainder the are TJ-- -] oo U produced couple aration for their initial confer- In Chicago, pitchers pro- loses a game it will be all my fault; first with the blini 3 of the conference the Army Air Forces Per- ball, posed ers to warm the mirts conflicts, since vided with electrically heated feating net the teams’.” up Tigers’ ence with the veterans for photographers and si could serve up his southpaw shoots game Friday Rocky Herman Vick, a newcomer to sonnel Distribution Command, : in the augout, but it was of no ap- coats. After a brief talk, Coach Brogden did Steve O’Neill and Charle; But it didn’t last. Johnson lei Mount Blackbirds. Wilmington is ineligible to play as 32-0, preciable benefit once Borowy be- (Hard Rock) Johnson, one af introduced each member of the not to mention stars o ! the third with a terrific doubl 3! and his assis- he has not been in the for Roy Hagberg began by switching Grimm, off his snowballs. Brodgen capable city r* nVtla r*r\a ViaH tVlP gan sailing team with a pertinent remark about Wtu tiuuo, ’to center that veteran Roger Crarr tant, Tom Davis, stressed the need six months. This rule prevents his team captain and former Manager Grimm of the victori- room each er reached but couldn’t hold. Pea of a his in dressing hand-shaking privil- quarterback, Dick Duden, to enc player. strong pass defense, since the taking part conference af- ■ ous National Leagers announced First, he walked ov to Bill and Hoernsche- Lion President Herman Shrewd callei I nuts Lowrey sacrificed him t 3 fine gridders from Smokey City frays. This was the only abrupt eges. installing Hunchy Hayden in the dressing room he would Nicholson to him on a left halfback when he at the and turn in World third, and he raced in on Cavai toss aerials without hesitation. change in the coaches’ lineup. congratulate meyer, presided meeting gave the the Series open throw Hank Wyse, who won 22 and his triple in the first for Indiana, as *‘T” forma the welcome address that retta’s single. Pafko’s double an 1 The two mentors also held a rug- The ’Cats go into the Rocky screeching played stating er. “Those Cubs love a left-hande lost 10 in the regular season, which missed being a home tion quarterback. Then he turned the Lions Club was honored to Livingston’s single brought in tw 3 ged scrimage between the first Mount contest seeking to end r. inning like Hal Newhouser,” crackei against the Tigers tomorrow. Then Johnson a former have as their the first vic- more before the fire was put oui and second teams, letting both ten year pigskin donimation which by a few inches. fourth-string blocking guest Steve O’Neill chose , other mdia- back into a tackle, a former col- team from Billy the kid just before a ga; r again because Livingston though 1 run off the ‘T’ formation plays, has hovered over them. Losing last went around to every tory-making Wilmington the righthanded fast-baller who hands and center into a made a in a decade. settled down fo ■ he could outrun a Richards peg t 3 which their powerful opponents season, 33-0, the Orange and Black ber of the club, shaking lege guard, partisan throng just was released from the Navy, sub center out of a back and uiuu uuc watu second. are using this season. are raring to give the Smokey repeating: “Nice work, buddy uuuu, jiuxuuucing an afternoon of more shivering tha; j to try to pitch his club back into reached down into his line squad Brogden, pointed out that Brogden Stev s Featuring this hardening work- City boys a trouncing, that they boy.” shouting. By this time Manager the championship. for a started at Wilson fol- out were the of will never forget. A crown Red Smith, boss of the Cub bull- place-kicking specialist. High school, O’Neill had decided Newhouser ha 3 Trucks held the St. Louis Br^lvns performances capacity Brecheen is one kirn Hag’s reason for the first two lowing one year of at Ed- “My Harry was on th 5 the first string backfield, who have of well over 7,500 is expected to pen, with a big, fat cigar between coaching ! enough and A1 Benton to three hits for five and a fraction changes was Navy’s switch to the enton, N. C., with the first of the of a left-hander (the Cat whippei among them such stars as Kenneth view the colorful game, since an his teeth, declared: “That licking hill. innings last Sunday in his only big “T”. Duden, a blocker under the famous Davis brothers as m? rial. tfc* Cubs four times and lost onl; | “Bubba” and Co- additional bleacher seats will take a lot out > r for Rogers, Sykes, 1,000 those guys took, is Tobin took over in the fifth afte league pitching appearance single wing, didn’t fit into the That was “Jap” Davis, Dike’s one), and Newhouser another,' Captajn David Bannerman. This have been set up on the foe’s of them.” a pinchhitter had tried futilely t d some two years. He has a fast “T” and Hoernschemeyer did. great fullbcak of the late 1930’s. asserted Southworth. “Harry give 5 trio the line side of the after the and th e has been to big plowed through gridiron. Borowy, weary taming Hal 3 solve Borowy’s slants, ball that comparpj “Then,” Hood pointed out,” came ’em dipsy-doo stuff and trie with amazing speed for nice gains, quietly accepted the con- former National Leaguer held th 2 Bobby Feller’s, and a fairlj good Tigers, “Tom,” Brogden’s assistant and to burn that ball thruogh. They” j but were overshadowed during of his mates, grin- Cubs in check for a couple of ir curve. Leslie O’Connor Named gratulations Expert Says Chicago an all American back, who finished like that real good.” And so th the session by the second team with appreciation for their nings. But to him, too, i 3 ning at Duke last year.” Cubs did. they got lads, ‘Butch’ Swart and ‘Babe’ Has and brilliant fielding. Is Favorite the seventh, when Cavarrett i Japan is one of the most com- Manager Of White Sox sharp Betting “It is only natural,” Hood said, smothered some of their team- “I’m dead tired,” was the ex- bounced his homerun off a right pletely forested nations, rivalling In 1945 Series “that when Coach Brogden came Two fans who haven’t missed ; mates’ plays, and stopped a few Oct. 3.—W—Leslie M. Yankee’s only comment. Play startei [ field stanchion, with none aboard even Finland and Sweden. CHICAGO, to that he should series since the spectacle — ST. Wilmington bring I --- of the varsity’s scoring strategv, in the club- LOUIS, Oct. 3—(^—Chi- and Pafko and Nicholson followei O’Connor, the man behind the Across the way Tiger Tom, one of his greatest students.” in 1903 were on hand—A1 Lang o [ who is a 200 cago’s decisive victory over the wit] Hass, large pounder, 24 wasn’t as with singles which, mixed in — man behind baseball for years, house the gloom quite After the introduction of the play- St. Petersburg, Fla., and Joe Pagi • FOR in last week’s tilt and has in the first game oi started will leave his Dec. 15 as thick as the steam from the show- Montreal six of the ; a sacrifice and a passed ball, pro post spe- the establish- ers, Brogden introduced Leo Haw- of eigh shown remarkable improvement, World Series today duced two more scores, cial assistant to the Baseball com- ers. kins, trach coach, from Erie, Managers am [ CORRECT TIME a fine at the ed the Cubs as betting favorites proving replacement missioner to become general man- Nobody offered any excuses, Pennsylvannia, who said that he four Pilots weri s The Cubs, all things considered guard spot, held currently b> to take the 1945 baseball classic in CALL 2-3575 ager of the . from Manager Steve O’Neill right was “impressed with Wilmington, in the stands. Mickey Cochrane looked like a hitting ball club J. St. — Irwin Gore. Swart gave the book of James Carroll, 1 for ‘Piggy’ Announcement of O’Connor’s ap- down. impressed with the potentialities of whose 1935 Tigers trimmed th< whereas the Tigers still wen a Louis commissioner. tall Don Hyatt, a star pivotman, betting — pointment was made today by Mrs. “They just beat us. We’ll be bet- the athletic talent, and really [Cubs in six games, turned up amazingly puny against pitching o CORRECT JEWELRY little trouble as he piled on or Carroll, who favored the Tigers , president of the ter tomorrow, I hope,” O’Neill scid thought a great deal of the Southern a care-free civilian again. Mickey the sort served up like stars liki VISIT over him in to at the before the series started, announc- attempts get White Sox Club. O’Connor succeeds from his wired-in cubby- hospitality given him since his recently released from the Navy, Borowy. Cavarretta whaled h i calmly ed odds show a quarterback, Johnny Symmes. said last that his now that Walter O. two Pafki The ROX Harry Grabiner, who hole of a dressing room. arrival.” greeted ex-boss Briggs homerun and singles; JEWEL This two-some looked plenty good, bettor favoring the windy city crew week he would resign Dec. 15 as “The Cubs just hit better than T. T. Hamilton, principal of the like a long-lost brother. had a double and two singles anc Wilmington's Most Popnlsr whe must risk to net while a but fleet-footed Neal Patrick, and man- $20 $11 $5 related several inci- walked once. Nicholsor Store vice president general our fellows. Tomorrow’s another high school, Johnson, Jewelry 90 rds last week on ar on the Tigers will return _ wager $8. sprinted ager. Trucks can dents which indicate the popularity Bill (Deacon) McKechnie, whose the day and maybe Virgil end-around play, kept spot- O’Connor, now 58, came to Base- of the coaches with the team and Cincinnati Beds dropped 21 off 22 109 R. Front St do a better job of stopping them.” light turned his way, as the fasi “stole” a ball ball has secretary to Commissioner looking Catcher Paul Maine Bear student body. games to the Cubs, lad acksaw Tuttle’s ac Weary Population and snagged K. M. Landis in 1921. He served off his socks, “The high school officials,” Ham- during the Cub warm-up jest- curate throws time after time Richards, peeling his auto- a——W as and treasurer to Lan- an- Reaches All-Time ilton “have tried to take all asked Grimm for secretary looked up long enough to High said, ingly the white thatched dis until “We didn’t guarantee to AUGUSTA, Me., Oct. 3—1®— of the business details from the graph. nounce: time in “squire” died last November, then Those who want to meet a Maine shoulders of the coaches, leaving “This is the first my that good appear- beat ’em in four games.” * „Js| spoil chairman of the ad- ever life this,” ?■ ance of clothes. Remem- GOLF BALLS was named Hank Green- black bear—and perhaps take a them free to secure maximum re- life I did anything “We were bad,” I LQf ber Mufti removes many visory council which administered have diffi- sults.” cracked the Deacon, “but think HEADACHE AVAILABLE AT added, ripping a strip of adhe- shot—shouldn’t much spots from clothing, commissioner’s duties until berg owe it to me.” a of Capudine relieves headache the his bad ankle. culty this season. Rupert Bryant. Athletic super- you lIMIlPTill made from variety sive tape from right materials. 30c, 50c and $1. fast because it’s liquid. Its in* Sen. A. B. “Happy” Chandler was Game wardens the bear visor of the Junior High school ItellSrrrlll was erratic and I thought report gradients are already dissolved PICKARDS Baseball’s head man April “Borowy named at an all-time and program, said, “It is worth your to the 209 Market St. Dial 2-3224 we’d get him until he got that sev- population high, —all ready begin easing 24, 1945. time to out to the 13th and Ann It also nerve ten* lead. Of course he settled with a meager crop of beechnuts go Mmufti pain. soothes en-run STATE SCRIMMAGES and delicacies in the field any afternoon, even before the many-use spot I sioo due to the pain. Use' that. We couldn’t other bear ! Ig^f remover^ NEAR HOME down after just as directed. 10c, 30c, 60c. bag 2 BEARS the are the Wildcat squad comes on. To- fWTTTTTX °nly started.” woods, animals visiting GREENVILLE, Me. «U.R))—C. get in search of edibles day,” he said, ‘there were seven Eddie Mayo, thrown out by the clearings FOR CLEMSON TIL1 MEND BROKEN VASES ) DOES GAS COME Max Hilton shot two huge black hunters. grade teams practicing at one ( f‘jTil Mill!I"J and are found to advance two bases easily by 11ailliuuikH in one both within 50 plenty trying time.” Acid Pain? dabears day, line drive With Stomach on Greenberg’s single for BALEIGH, Oct. 3.—(#)—Wit! ami feet of his home. Bryant also said the Rocky If stomach acid causes gas that bloats you in the fifth inning, could Clemso: first trial to center Home-Runner Mount game here Oct. 6, that 1,500 thfe reserves running makes you feel miserable,—the very the *a*t rcliet not deal out enough regard for in the heavy scrimmage of UDGA Tablets usually brrng» has more than 100 dude extra bleacher seats are being ad- plays not a but a real medicine Wyoming arm of center Wolfpau UDGA is candy throwing Chicago’s ded to take care of the overflowing N. C. State College’s based on a truly successful prescription. ranches. i UUOJwnicr fielder Andy Pafko. concluded heavy work today is composed of fast working ingredients, crowds that have been attending acid a chance. That its Southern Cor neutralize and soothe stomach pains. “I didn’t have the this year. preparation for been usee FinishedalBIIBII,i games That's over 200 million have to third like it was tilt with the Tigers her why indi- throw came up Guests of the Lions included, ference for relief of gas, stomach and ulcer pains, A Dry Cleaning stomach, burn- Laundry 01 a cannon. Jr.. Saturday night. William or out Hum- gestion, heartburn, sour upset George Biggs, Dudley I A mi .1__lime ononliu other 2-2886 Vi ---- mg sensation, weak appetite, and symp- Phone Cullenbine, who went hitless, Bill H. A I11C UBJ boxof UDGfl Roy phrey, Jr., Mansfield, toms of excess acid. Get a 25c CALL with a blackboard drill In mily n DRIVER WILL the bulk of the credit to Marks, Larry Bullard, Joe HooStubby Overmire, Club lotte since 1929 and was shifted to ■ 1 0 LOGO hander, on Friday. Chicago (NL) .. for the first time this *PM- but don 1 Detroit 0 1 -0°° Raleigh “We got a bad start (AL). Thai year. "BLACKBIRDS" give it all to the Cubs yet. and the FIRST GAME (at Detroit) outfield was mighty sharp 200—9 13 0 TRUCK PHONES ‘NO GAS’ Chicago (NL) ...... 403 000 GAS infield well, too— 6 0 de- Chicago played Detroit (AL) __- 000 000 PORTLAND, Me ((U.R))—After Cavarretta, OOt^-O ) Johnson, Hughes and Borowy and Livingston; Newhouser, Benton (3), Tobin (a), livering 3,000. gallons of gasoline to tomorrow.’ and Richards. off Friday High!! But it’ll be different Mueller (8) dealers on his route, the driver out of } By a large trailer truck ran gas Game will be Sponsored the borr REMAINING SERIES’ SCHEDULE s This Young chiiMjhillas 10. two miles from his company’s wide At Detroit Oct. 4 and 5; at Chicago Oct. 6, 7, 8 and just Chamber of Commerce fully furred, wife thei reyes GARAGE. The Junior oDen.