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Rowe, Cochrane Face Ford All Stars Tonight Sports Ballet of the Turf, Hooves in Harmony Will Bets Top Qt 14-C THI DETROIT TIMES Wadoeiday, July 5, 194-4 Rowe, Cochrane Face Ford All Stars Tonight Sports Ballet of the Turf, Hooves in Harmony Will Bets Top Qt. Lakes '9' Good, Tigers Win Trucks I But Can’t Cc^ca r e 2 Million By LEWIS H. WALTER With Tice rs’ 6es* Also Pilch -And Lose j After setting new betting rec- By EDGAR HAYES ords for three days at Br LEO MACDONELL BOSTON. July 5 Detroit consecutive Tigers celebrated Independence Schoolboy Rowe and Mickey the Detroit race track and push- Lt. Cotr.dr. Gordon (Mickey) Day hv dividing a double-header Cochrane, one of the most suc- ing $2,003,430 through the win- Corhrar.e was quoted recently a* with the Red Sox in the presence cessful batteries in the baseball dows over the big holiday week- paying that while his present of 1-1 195 cash customers at Fen- history of Detroit, will be in ac- end, Detroit racegoers will go Great Lakes team would look way Park yesterday. were outhit, tion tonight when the Great right back to the attack today. pretty in the present setup Although they the food of .>arah major Ifa Rue Tigers, taking advantage three Lakes Naval Training Center When Lorraine, Likeasnot, of game, c’lhs, it doesn t miscues, took the first 4 to team meets the Ford All-Stars. Pig Tails and four others go to 3 Red reached Hal compare with The SOX The game will be played at Ro- the post in the $3,500 Wayne Newhouser for nine hits and were the T.gers who tunda Field, Schaefer, just west purse today there probably won t won league the recipients of five w’alks, one of which in the of Michigan, starting at 6 o’clock. be the same pushing, j*cnr,ants and forced second shoving mob tally. Tickets will be on sale at the in the racing plant \Yorld Series gate or may be obtained all day which has h m in 1934 for HIGGINS HOMERS at Lowe-Campbell Sports Goods watched the horses go in the last and 1935 Store, square, three days. ha\** Mike Higgins sparked the Tigers Cadillac or the Fort "Wf Shelby Hotel. n‘t sol the to victory. With two down in That willbe a relief to the rac- power that the eighth and the Tigers trailing, MADE HISTORY ing regulars and perhaps the the Tiger* m JF Wr 2 to 3. Mike threw a kiss to Tom management also will welcome a we 104 HHANK Yawkev in the guise of a home Back in 1934 and 1935 when the respite. For there are more big had when their American were winning those league pen- run. Then Detroit went out to Tigers won first days ahead. man- League pennants in a quarter of nants.” the former Tiger win in the ninth when Paul Rich- RECORD BREAKER ager explained. ards singled Rudy York home with r century and their own only more hitting the winning run. World Series victory. Rowe was The crowd of 18.697 which saw "But with one the ace pitcher. Cochrane doubled Darby an extra inflelder. The second game was a free I M Dunedin score a surprise outfielder and as manager and catcher and was victory we’d tackle any of the present hitting affair which Boston w-on. over Misweet and Joliet te recognized as the best receiver in the $7,500 day league clubs and give them 7-4. Johnny Gorsira was hit hard Lassies purse yester- We’ve got a good de- from the start, going for a dozen in baseball. day, set a new Michigan betting a run. navy club and, of course, it blows in seven innings But Now they’re both in the record of $688,512 for the eight fensive fyP . .9m ' . making just any difference how chances are that he would have 9- V 9 and as successful a races. This was $29,239 more doesn’t make Mickey doesn’t we use because come with a win if Eddie Mayo combination. catch than the previous record, set many pitcher* he did when we have to worry about not forgotten to cover second as often as he was Monday when a crowd of 20,493 never had spe- tomorrow’s game." on a double play ball in the sev- with our Tigers. It’s only on bet $659,273. Saturday, the pre- the Sox enth. Mayo’s mental lapse cost cial occasions that he dons the vious racing day,, the handle was Cochrane thinks White mask, like tonight for all his $655,645. of winning the the Tigers three runs. have a good chance friends. as League pennant this With one down and Bucher on Detroit But his skill Darby Dunedin’s triumph over American slapped perfect a manager is show-n with 23 jear. first. Metkovieh a her highly touted filly rivals was Hoover, when straight victories this year. In- World Series between the ”D P.” hall at but not entirely unexpected to those ••A *> ¦ cluding several over major league Joe started to throw for the force j v. who saw the odds on the Darby Sox and Cards would make a bag clubs. base-running free-for-all that out. he discovered that the Dan Farm filly drop sharply be- was uncovered. He tried to beat FOUR ROUNDING THE TURN TOGETHER IN FEATURE RACE AT EMPIRE CITY The sailors need tonight’s game would be Interesting to watch." HORSES to equal best record made by fore the race. the hag by doing . Bucher to the and so rail) all the head the stretch together . However, most the pointed out. "They are . Up (second was the winner ns four reached of of money Cochrane to get Stir from a Great Lakes team in the his- type dubs.” missed his chance Metko- which went in on her was smart similar in one tory of that institution. That’s and Virgil vieh. Then Fox doubled money because she was making Schoolboy Rowe run and Doerr singled in two why Bob Klinger, former Pirates Great Lakes to her second start and had hardly Trucks are the more. Flag Tourney’s Best: ace. will be sent in start the team’s ace pitchers. The School- Flint Beaten game. He will give way later to entered most pre-race conversa- All-St. Louis tions. Trainer Johnny Long had boy, as you will recall, was one RALLY TWICE Rowe and Virgil Trucks, both in the said the day before the big race of Cochrane’s pitching stars The Tigers came from behind former Tigers. 1934 and 1935 Tiger championship He Holes Out on 20th he was not quite sure whether he twice in the curtain raiser. They USES BERT would start Darby Deidre or days. were trailing two markers going By Series Looms By M. F. DRTKENBROD Sailors Rabbit Maranville will use his Darby Dunedin. But he wound up into the fourth but when the Red by scratching Darby Deidre yes- Winner in Each parted tournaments, holiday golf best hurler, Bert Fordor. against Sox infield defense at the Flag once one of the most popular FLINT. July 5 The Great terday morning and sending out a seams squared the count. By PAT ROBINSON the sailors. Bert held them in The Schoolboy won and lost thev competitions, apparently have made a comeback. There were more Lakes Bluejackets today had gar- check last year, giving only a the filly which proved herself the The Rf4i Sox broke the dead- (INS) game in each of the World Series YORK. July 5 of them in this district yesterday than in several years. nered number 23 in their string single run in eight innings. He class of the field. years—that with the lock in the seventh. in those Traditionally. Independence Day The best performance reported was by J. K. Holohan at Plum of victories, whipping the Flint retired such sluggers as Barney Cardinals in 1934 and the Cubs But with two down in the eighth City League 11-1. be- ALL THE WAV the half-way point in base- A 24-handicap he out the green All-Stars. McCosky and Johnny Mize with- in 1935. Though the Tigers were and the Red Sox apparently going marks Hollow. man. holed on twentieth 7,393 fans in Atwood Sta- Under jockey Porter for- in many fore out a hit as they tried to solve Roberts beaten. Detroiters will never to breeze home, Mike Higgins ball and seasons the before running out of his 96 dium night. the filly went right to the front into the last his knuckle hall get the turbulent seven-game crashed a borne run teams that were leading on that strokes. Next there was Robert Fans paid a gross of $5,50() to The own and led her 10 foes all the way Cardinals. Rowe s on the top of ihe sailors will have their scries with the «rreen left field went on to the pennants strokes, who see the game and responded to section, addi- the five and a half furlongs year helped in date win Betikofer. 12 planted private roolinc in oyer victory the following wall and the Tigers were back Briggs the yielding of auctioneer Mnxio to win by more than a length respective leagues. Rallies tion to the thousands who will be in their his flag in the eup on the nine- the Tigers beat the Cubs. the game again. Coaler, who 36 auto- from Arthur Rose's very happen that dispensed on hand to cheer Cochrane.
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