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Home , 1945 World Series, Detroit Tigers, Eddie Mayo, Hank Borowy, Hank Wyse, Jimmy Outlaw

On TTie by Trucks Scheduled to Stop Cubs Today Sports ai Borowy Starting Cubs to Victory Lions, Green Bay Side Roller Tangle On Sunday The most complimentary thing that can be said about the Two Streaks Tigers yesterday was that they fielded nine men and Ties Tails of Hang in Bolonco played the full nine innings. There it stops. seemed to be limping in molasses yesterday DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 4—One The Bengals will in comparison the Cubs showed speed and alertness both of two Detroit Lion streaks while * Tigers 9 to 0 be perpetuated Sunday when the on the base paths. '’slsjjfcy on field and Wr '1 j the club meets the Greei Bay Tig- Wysa to Start Time and time again the Packers at Milwaukee in a top- rally in ers could have nipped a ERS at the park and the ho- for in ranking National Football by not an usual play but a reg- tel after the game, not much League contest, and if the Lions cause, ular one worthy of a pennant hope is seen in the Tiger Second Game have their way it will be the each in- of the odds and ends winning team but in i These men 3 victory string DETROIT, Oct. 4—(A ) —lf the that is kept alive. stance they seemed to freeze up who can add one and one and show up todav, and let the ball go through them. ! get two quicker than most folks, Detroit has won its last six the Chicago Ciabs take them the i switched their line all the way NFL starts, five at the close of When it came to hitting again in the second game of the 1944 campaign as from 10 to 13 with Detroit fav- on plus the 1945 Tigers were just as sightless , but it opener—a ored to 5 to 8 with the Cubs to the 1945 World will 10-0 victory over the the ten blind veterans from Dib- before the folks Chicago take their first world champion- be a long piece Cardinals. It’s the ble General Hospital, Cal., who forget Handy league’s ship in 37 years. the “ice water” longest winning streak followed the proceedings by blood at the present However, with Trucks, nick- must use for time and Detroit’s their other senses. heart best named ‘Tire” because he can and the w'atermclon-sizcd since 1934. up to it has ticking for Detroit Just wasn't rear back and come in with a On the wrong side of the led- and there ends the story of the him. hard one so hot that you can ger is a mark of nine straight first game of the 1945. World Tigers’ . Jt- it, Today is the Detroit - defeats light a cigar with the odds 1 '' ,VS v w at the hands of Green Mh , A jMf k* m.* Lb 1M Series. are about even for the second chance to capitalize from looking Bay. Cracking this was by jink will PHIL CAVARETTA at th» other fellow. place the in game. His game. Lions position as far the star of the a Borowy made the most top-flight contender stop of THERE'S NEVER Hank to succeed sensational one-handed game but that the fans fight for - of his former experience with the Packers as league cham- grounder over first end- Webb's foul balls. There was no ex- the of the pions. looked like a Tiger ed what ception yesterday and as usual w hen he piten- he .750 Green Bay opened its league rally and in addition gentlemen ceased to be w hen ed the to a 9-0 the series, one a schedule with a 31-21 victory for circuit that souvenir ball headed their shellacking of the Detroit Tigers ¦Wp* ¦ over the Chicago Bears, blow. way. One fan made the best 11 in the ’ opener yes marked center field there was a by the return t% action of Don In stop of the game when he leaned terday. Asa Yank, he learned who played more ball yes- Hutson. As always, Lion de- gent the railing, shot out his the Bengals weaknesses. the Tiger over fenses will be geared to stop terday than whole hand and snagged the fast pel- TRUCKS RECENTLY outfield put together. Andy Paf- Hutson, but the main activity as it sailed by. I ko’s catches let DISCHARGED during the week’s practise ses- sensational turned One "Ole Salt” who had so Now, Virgil (Fire) Trucks, the cheers of Tiger fans to sions has seen the emphasis much gold braid that he could Steve burling hope to groans. "M"Stresses O'Neill's placed on the offensive develop- hardly move gathered up a ball square the series at one-all, has Steve O’Neill has given the ment. in his box seat and as he pock- his big chance to profit from DON JOHNSON, efiicago Cubs’ , crosses the plate with the first , above, after nod to Virgil Trucks for today’s eted it there wasn’t a prouder having pitched against the bruins delivering the first hit in the first inning of the opening game of the World Series in Detroit. game. Maybe his fire ball will Aerial Attack Although it is a bird, the New . stadium . . not Watching starting man in the previously. arc , Detroit , Pafko of the Cubs and Umpire Bill Sum- Zealand kiwi cannot fly. Its be more effective today than of the Navy, game, even Jolly Cholly Grimm. Recently out mers. Cubs won the 9-0. feathers are incomplete and Newhouser’s offerings were yes- for Wildcats “pitched against have MOUNT CLEMENS fans who Trucks said he the appearance of terday. was at coarse hair. saw the game sure had enough ANN ARBOR, Mich , Oct. 4 ’em a year ago while I Facing him willbe (Naval Training “police protection” there. Com- (A3) —The University of Great Lakes whose record reads 22 wins and on what missioner of Public Safety Law- pigskin squad worked out light- Station) and got a line Bathers Seek First Victory 10 losses. rence Oehmke and Sheriff Har- ly today winding up its prepara- they don’t like.” TO HEAR THE BOOKMAK- be guessing FOOD ley Ensign were in the stadium tion for Lynn Waldorfs “I won’t have to jjlW Prepared to watch the proceedings. Northwestern Wildcats, whom when I throw them in there,” Against Fordson Tomorrow IT IS ALLEGED that the Cubs the Wolverines meet at Evans- he said. and Served left of defeats marked World Series paid SIOO,OOO for Hank Borowy, ton Saturday for their second Out of the shambles With two has been coming along swell eling to Fcrndale and playing THE WAT the slim hurler who did such an conference game of tiie season the American League series against them, t.he Mount Clem- and showed a great deal of pro- under the lights. expert job of blanking the Tig- game away. hopes after the clouting Cubs ens Bathers are going through mise in the drills this week. and their first Led by the great running of YOU^UKI ers. If they did they certainly practically beat the Bengals lengthy drills this week in prep- Ate Glance Coach H. O. (Fritz) John Rondo is expected to By the A«s«elitt*i Prtti will never be charged with vio- Wolverine brains out for that 9-0 decision aration for their battle with Fred Listenbee. a freshman back Rustic Re«t and (NL) 1 0 1.000 Crisler emphasized a running push Bob Climer from the right Chicago Cubs lating ceiling prices by the OPA. 1 m yesterday’s opener, these two Fordson tomorrow aiternoon at the Bathers won 12 to 0. CocktoH Bar (AL) 0 1 .000 this week and also spent: tackle spot. The rangy tackle Detroit Tigers Hank virtually won the pennant defense factors stand out— these and 3 on the High school field here. coaching his has been hitting hard in prac- Listenbee broke away for two and may win the se- considerable time the Man O’ War Speed of the for them Coach Roy (Stubby) Quinn said and should help touchdowns, one for 40 yards DAD'S PLACE First Game (At Detroit) ries. charges on passing offensive. Cubs afield, compared to the tise, Quinn 88 MACOMB BT. 200—9 0 said that several changes are a great to bolster the defense and the other a 45-yard sprint. Cubs 403 000 IS Borowy celebrated his victory Crisler said scouting of North- general glue-footedness of the 000 000 000—0 « 0 contemplated in the starting of the team. Tigers in a small, side-street restaurant western revealed pretty much old men of Detroit. Borowy Livingston; New- lineup to add punch and power and last night with his mother, sis- what the Wildcats probably Incidentally, this glue-foot- The center position is also ex- (3), Tobin (5), to the Green Bathers. houser, Benton ter and kid brother. He praised would do, but if the Wolverine edness of the Detroits in general pected to be reshuffled. Buck- LEAGUE LEADERS (8) and Richards. Not satisfied with the showing Mueller the work of his teammates and is unsure where North- Roy Cullenbinc ley, who has been carrying the Here are a few of our teams off to boss and of the Red and Gray last Satur- admitted his arm was “cold” western's power lies, he can al- and and in- main burden of that position and good starts at the head of their loops: Remaining Series Schedule day the local mentor said that he Victory; at times. The only chill he must ways go to the statistics. fielders Skctter Webb and Eddie Gcrkey his substitute will both Eagle B-2, H. Sc M. Distrib- At Detroit today and Friday. felt that the team was looking utors, B-League; King Hugo and King have felt was caused by the Tig- Mayo in particular had the “ex- j be benched if Holmes a 180 At Chicago Oct. 0,7, 8 and 10. Northwestern opened its 1945 somewhat better and he expect- High-12, li*-*’y*' • ers fanning the air with their perts”, who didn’t watch the | pound freshmen keeps playing Dornil, Kings and Qnoens; ij V JJ by defeating lowa State • Best four games out of seven. trying to hit his fast season League much this ed them to gi\e the big Fordson Bath City and Walthfuc League No. 1» y if bats ball. Waldorf’s charges American the way he has during the past A\ 18 to 6. Coach wondering today just how team a good fight. Lutheran Ladles. v J, Jr by halfback Dick Conners, year, week. led Tigers managed to win Fordson to date has won one piled up 292 yards gained on the come the Quinn also cited the good OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON ATU/aS/ Junior Circuit championship. game and tied Monroe winch de- Bowling ground as against 75 yards gain- the work of Bert Nicke at guard and !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Some of the more exuberant feated the Bathers in the open- ed by lowa in ground offenses. since Joe shoulder still leaguers, in fact, were ing game. Carson’s MACOMB RECREATION Conners accounted for 99 of the National ails Holmes is expected to even talking of a four-straight Quinn indicated that the quar- him. 81 Cass Ave. Phone 9187 B. F. Bolle, Prop. Hi-Hitters yards. see action this week. scries, because the Chicago terback spot would be changed A. SPEHAR 464. Ladies' But the Wildcats faltered in , champs went over the “big considerably in an attempt to In keeping with the courtesy Garden League. their aerial attack, gaining ex-1 hump” by knocking off the Tig- eliminate the random fumbling shown by the fans in former HILDA BRANDENBURG lactly no yards while low'a came ers’ head man, 25-game winner and to add tight to the club. years, all spectators at tomor- Announcing... 480. Lutheran Ladies' League. | through with 105 yards gained Hal Newhouser, in the opener. He singled out Roger Golden row’s game are asked not to run hits field during the L. BLISS—S2S (222). Texaco on passing. The Cubs piled up 13 big as the probable starter on Fri- onto the playing & League. i Likewise in the Indiana game, in blowing the awesome New-1 day with Emmett Gallagher, j half. HUDSON SALES three SERVICE of there in RUSS MOORE—SI4 which ended in a 7-7 tie, North- houscr out who has been calling the signals On Monday night the Mount (203). K. and practically raising of C. League. | western again was weak on rounds getting the axe. i Clemens reserves opened their M. fir M. SALES couple more Tiger MOTOR passing both offensively and de- lumps on a Golden, according to Quinn, season in great fashion by trav- HELEN KREINER—444. Lad- of the hits were 165 N. GRATIOT ! Indiana’s touchdown, twirlers. Six les Wednesday Night League. fensively. flailing ! coming in the closing minutes split between Pafko and VERNIER—S Cavarretta, who chipped Compleie Parts and Service Department CARL 49 B 2 ; of the contest, was scored on a Phil League. and the key nine-yard pass. Here again Con- in a 370-foot homer i proceedings. When Lottst Equipment for MELVIN NICHOLS 537 ners was the big noise, scamp- of the Mayo's slow fielding (212), Kings & Queens League. ering 64 and 55 yards and piling he beat out Repair Body hopper to second in the Page and Work on all Make Gars CHARLES WALTERS :up a grand total of 158 yards of his October 4, 1945- 20 561 opened the gates for (201-214). Bath City League. earned running. first, he four runs to come through and E. MATTINGLY 564. Det- i So the Wolverines are apt to put the game on ice. roit Men’s League. turn loose a passing assault in Edison I But above all this thunder, CLEMENTINE SWITZER an effort to make up for the 13 you have to go for the coolness DURECAP — - - 447. Ladies Edison League. to 7 defeat Indiana handed them of Handy Andy under Fire, botn LEN WILLIAMS 542 (205). two weeks ago in Michigan's I I bat and afield, and the man- Defense League. ' first conference game. at ner in which Borowy not only beat the Bengals, but shut them out, using his heart almost ex- World Series Lineups i clusively. of the World hank has breaks Probable lineups for today’s second Rame baseball axiom that Series (batting averages first scries game, ’ season won- It’s an old argue with a shutout, parentheses): you can’t lost records in heaving arm just (NL) DETROIT (AD but Hank’s CHICAGO time, even with the (.200) Skectcr Webb SS (.250) wasn’t there 3B hot bricks Dr. An- (.400) Mayo 2B (.500) help of the Don Johnson 2B Eddie Hemingway Lotshaw, the Lowrey LF (.000) Roger Cramer CF (.000) drew Harry to foresight to (.750) Greenberg (.500) Cub trainer, had Phil Cavarrctta IB llank LF keep in the dug- (.000) heat up and i'¦ Andy Pafko CF (.750) Rov C ullenbine RF Hank hang- J (.333) out. The Tigers had Bill Nicholson RF (.500) IB ropes in every one (.250) ing from the C (—> 3B They had (.000) of the first six frames. SS (.000) raul Richards C \ >. men on base in five A% 1 (22-10) Virgil Trucks P (0-0) at least two Hank Wyse P half dozen sessions, and Umpires Lou Jorda (NL) at the plate. of these in one—the first—they put four P— 7 mrwm~JSmv BOrECAP (AD on first. (NL) on second, aboard. In this round, two sin- (AL) on ¦ third. gles and walks to two batters WthoYtMi on eight pitched balls—sand- Now wi can DURECAP four smooth wiched a play, fortunate- dm. At no extra cost you get new. ly for Hank. thick with B. r. treads Duramin—the All told, Hank handed five Goodrich "dre ritamin'* that tough' to first in tires longer. Delay on Repairs Tigers the free ticket sos rubber, makes live his Duramin is a special chemical corn- as many innings, as control that only B. F. has. collapsed all over the place. 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