18-C TNI TIMES Tuesday Oct. 10, 1944 Cards Capture Series for Fifth Time Bob Tales * Linsdale Next ~ Sports HAPPY CARDINALS A PRIZE RECRUIT for Quarterbacks ? * ¦¦ 808 Lil’ Browns ¦* . : '* - . 7$ By MFEPHr Batting Dimmed International Sound Photo Sports Editor Jurisch and Verban carrying That was a swell T Mound Feats into the Cards’ dressing room Quarterback by Southworth session at the Fort Shelby yes- r (below) after the game in which the End m a terday, if you are looking for Fade at but By LEO MACDONEI.L \ Cardinals won the at Sports- laughs don’t miss NEXT MON- ST. Lons, Oct. 10 As indi- *'JMSFBBWmKjUv the top is By LEO MAC’DONELL DAY. The famous brainchild of Park. At feats, there r man's Linsdale College, _at#d in the pitching I a . ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10—The St. Fred Matthaei, below him Byerly, rookie great hitting in the senes, Hopp a--’ 1 will hold forth. rxas no Louis Cardinals again are thei just won by the Cauls Every one will remember what ‘George McQuinn. who vafd> baseball champions of the w’orld! happened a year ago when Lins- in all The National Leaguers regained ... (jH dale awarded its diplomas—giving of the the coveted honor, which they had: Pm m--. live sheep instead of the sheep- a the h i • relinquished to the Yankees last skins. And then came the unique Aw \ year, when they whipped the f Jif songs and firecrackers and yells. EMKa H’ 1 > Browns, 3 to 1, here yesterday in It willbe far different this year *>h'< ” deciding game of (except, perhaps, for the fire- the sixth and Mr m m w also the 1941 series, giving them the crackers and songs and yells! for ¦ —»¦ JR 9 JKE 'JMB fancy job of four victories necessary to win. Linsdale has brought back from b ‘3ST®' > fielding in the It was the fifth World Series Minneapolis a “mystery man” ' • regular season. title bagged by the Cardinals in known as OLAF. f V* a eight attempts. It was the first OLAF will be Linsdale’s guest B *9 h o m e time the Browns had ever com- \ NjV; y. of honor at next Monday's Quar- peted in the series and. of course, terbacking session. You are in for they have not enjoyed the sensa- a lot more than surprises when tion of being world champions. the boys from “down oy the ’ * * A tracks’’ take over. a UI on the BROWNS FEEBLE / ; 1 League victo- A shivering crowd of 31.630 saw' f i { Si y , w the feeble-hitting Browns held to Him ¦a 41 *41 He's Both of 'Em t There were, of course, disaj>- three hits by two , and HI liked ,'d j \ I a lot the spirit of yester- oointments. Among them ns as outplayed generally hy the tri- v National Leaguers. \ :• V day's session. Vera Stephens, who was expected umphant \ t !¦: . Ralph Young, athletic director to figure prominently with the Nelson Potter, the Browns’ ace from Michigan State, started off stick, because of known long dis- flinger in their great drive to the the proceedings. tance past. , for the A hits in the V ' “I am glad,” said Mr. Young, and second time in the series failed to '*A \ officially the losing “to be here.’* were among those to contribute finish and was % Jlh (Being the fat man he Young The veteran is. heavily to hitting new pitcher. right-hander ¦pPSSgMHKiH .) the of the explained . . less than innings, dur- world champions. lasted four “I there was a goose ing whieh time he was combed wish neck on this microphone. And Marion Sparkles for six hits and three runs. I want to up was replaced hy Boh also clear some- Potter thing else—Michigan State has up to Muncrief, who was lifted With living later iMir not one hut TWO athletic direc- notices with his flashy for hitter, all advance *ju%v a pinch and Jack tors. I am BOTH of them.” play at , and his mates ¦ 9Ki /a a. Kramer, a hero in an earlier \ ... J (Somebody from the audience sharing with him, * M game, honors afield B- ¦ VI finished. 0 yelled to Young -“Why don't you . j the Cardinals were charged with fc, LANIER ALSO REMOVED ~~" pull up a COUPLE of *** and :v *.'*WPW only r»v.s- ' • chairs one in the entire series. sit down.”! Marion is surely a wonderful in- who, like Potter, Tim** Photo and Huge Ralph ignored the sugges- ftelder. He can go anywhere for started for a second time for ROOKIE GERALD COUTURE WITH CARSON COOPER tion. a to finish, grounders and comes up with second time failed was . ... A prospect with Wings . . “I want to tell about this the winning flinger. hockey a you them like nobody’s business. He year’s Mirltlgsn State In five innings. team.” is one of the great of and one-third continued Young, on Lanipr yielded hits and “and hold all time. only three to your hats." However, the fielding play of one run, hut when he showed lack Wings* 4 Top Rookies the senes was probably that of I of control, lost Harry Hopp, w ho, in one of the no time in getting the southpaw Request Is Met earlier games, ran far for a jb off the mound. Against Barons remarkable catch of! Moore. V/ TAk A Then came , the To Go “We hoped for IS hoys and got freshman whom the Browns By LEWIS H. WALTER HO. But the situation was so Rivalry Missing routed in an early game in the hopeless as concerned experi- set. This time young Wilks had it. Four of the best hockey prospects to try out with the Detroit ence that Charley Bachman the While the lack of hitting robbed ; j Offat Midnight: Finds holding the Browns hitless and Red Wings in years are to help Jack A veterans put the pressure day before opening day asked the series of thrills enjoyed in U. of M. Stresses runless during the remainder of on Cleveland Barons in their ex >n game at Windsor Arena me to get some tickets for a other autumn classics, overall the the game. It was sweet revenge tomorrow night. games had much of the usual color for the kid from Fulton, N. Y. In addition to Gerald Coutc right wing from Saskatoon, of the big fall event, except per- Out lie Won Tourney The two Cardinal pitchers ns today said he would use ( Wochy, right wing and that it lacked the partisan- By M. F. DRUKKNRROR struck out nine batsmen—five for ve cen-, ship that goes with inter-city Pass Defense Lanier and four for Wilks. That’s All! ter from Fort William; Bob Lind-; rivalry, being was, Tommy Shannon. Orchard Lake golf pro who doubles as an I say. left wing from Renfrew, and as it an all- ALL IN ONE INNING St. Louis affair. By EDGAR HATES employe in the research department of ihe Ethel Corp., got a' ST. LOUIS (A) Doug Webster, I'o-year-old Corn- his job last night at mid-! It might sound like sour grapes, present surprise when he finished there The Cardinals crowded all three AB R H PO A E wall left wing, who played his ANN ARBOR, Oct. 10 Re- night. las hockpy with the Canadian coining from a Detroit writer, but membering success Indiana of their tallies into the fourth in- Guttrridge. 2b 3 0 0 3 2 0 ( the j He learned then for the first time that he and Joe Dragoon of ning army. it aeemed to be the consensus of aerials, Northwestern is when they hunched three +Baker. 2b 10 0 10 0 had with hits matoy baseball men here that the planning much of the same for Western had won yesterday’s pro- with an error by Verne Kreevich, cf 4 0 l 3 0 0 MAKES GOOD START Tigers might have contributed amateur at Dearborn Country Stephens. There was one out when Moore, 3 0 0 0 0 0 Michigan at Ann Arbor this week- rs made a sparkling start more color to the series. remembering the suc- of Walk Cooper walked and Ray Stephens, ss 4 0 0 3 3 J Webster end. And Club with a best ball 34-33—67.! as he helped the Wing rookies; But the Browns won the Amer- cess Indiana had, Michigan Earnshaw Gets Sanders sent him to third with a Laabs. If 2 11110 Shannon, one of the earlier single. George grounded to a 3-3 tie with Cleveland Fri- ican League pennant and, in the planned to drill long this week Kurowski McQuinn. 1h 3 0 16 10 starters, had left for his job be- to who threw wide to 0 day. The others did not play. series just ended, went farther on pass defense. Stephens, Christman. 3b 3 0 0 1 1 than some critics expected. fore the final returns were in. second trying for a play. Hayworth, c 2 0 0 5 0 1 Detroit is patching up its goal- The Wildcats from Evanston f Dion, The Browns fought as well as Cooper scored and. on the error. Potter, p 2 0 0 110 ies or the game. Conrad A High tocwq have an excellent lresfiman i>asser WIN BY STROKE Honor Sanders safe at second and 0 0 010 the little regular, is nursing a Spartans this they the better team was Muncrief. p .0 could, but Johnny Yungwirth. Johnny is eye. won. The National Leaguers—- in He and Dragoon finished one Kurowski at first. ! •Zarilla 1 0 0 0 0 0 five-stitch rut near his left week-end. little for a left half, just 5Va feet WASHINGTON, Oct. (UP) 0 0 the a the a thi* year, at least—was a ahead of the 10 After Marty Marion fouled out. Kramer, p 0 0 1 0 result of shot from Kansas State wanted non- superior tall and weighing 165 pounds. stroke following] 0 ''tick of Carl Harwy team. pairs with 68s; Jock Inkstcr- —Lt. Comdr. George L. Earn- singled to center, JBvrnes 1 0 0 0 0 Liscombe. scouting agreement. But in case While not the polished performer tied scoring Jessiman, 18-year-old goaler from agree. (Carl Landgrebe. Winney-Rill pitching great with Sanders. SChartak 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bachman wouldn't Kansas Otto Graham was, he does a most, Jack shaw, former Winnipeg, the first to Winney-A. E. Wil- It was one of three hits for Ver- became State requested of Young•« acceptable job in this department. j Fenwick. Jack the champion Philadelphia Ath- miss practice when an injured ease for - ban, Tiger property who 30 1 324 11 2 “In Charlie won’t go Although Monday is usually an and Claude Harmon Joe one-time Totals lson letiop and later with the Chicago plays second base for the world Muncrief in seventh left knee kept him idle yester- this nonscouting pact, will you off or at least an easy day Dragoon. l •Ratted for Louisville Wins day, White Sox, has received special! champions. inning. day. It is feared he has torn he kind enough to find us a j victory was Shannon's first I for the .Wolverines, Fritz The commendation from Adm. Nimitz,' Gutteridge in sev- cartilages everything through of the season, hut he must have After Verban singled. Lanier tßn tied for local man to handle Crisler sent his charges commander in chief of the Pa- got inning. While Detroit has been at prac- They sort of expected it when lie his second single of the after- enth for iis.“ a lengthy drill. worked cific fleet, the navy department noon and Kurowski came flying j tßntted for Christman in ninth tice more than a week, the "That.” concluded Young. many Coach Kip teamed up with Dragoon. About Mr on pass defense. said lodav. home with ihe inning. Toronto Maple Loafs hold their “Is something of a new record 52,833 eight jears ago. when Tommy third and final Before Taylor, w ho scouted Northwestern specifically ? annual dinner tonight, prepara- Earnshaw was cited Cardinal marker. The proved Rat ted for Hayworth in ninth in football for me.” Michigan, im- was pro at Glen Oaks, he and runs for was much more for his "exceptional ability and more than enough to make the inning. j tory to leaving tomorrow for (INS) pressed with their overhead game Dragoon compiled a fine record BALTIMORE. Oct. 10 judgment” as gunnery officer on National Leaguers champions ST. LOUIS and directed effective their 0 Chinese youngsters from Luck- nine, Dragoon, [controlled made no difference mates Verban, 2b 3 0 3 2 2 about Tony Furst, former more than 15.000. and with .38-38 anti-aircraft fire against three going nowhere with their now whom Detroit signed but did Lion no wall even, teamed w’ere Lanier, p 2 0 2 1 1 0 tackle, who recently returned The series is each It's »ii»lil>orlY 76. perfectly. 'fast, low flying torpedo planes not protect with a place on the team having won two games. the course that bats. Wilks, p 2 0 0 0 1 0 from three years oversea*. Dearborn which "contributed directly in The Browns accounted for negotiation list. Georgie Chin, the They willplay again in Baltimore Thing to Do Henry Ford built, was plenty their “He was with us three days saving his ship from serious inning, 15-year-old member of the Stadium tonight. tough in yesterday’s cold. Al- lone marker in Ihe second totals 1 10 27 B In practice," explained Gus, ST. LOUS. Oct. 1<» fINSW damage.” when, with away. (KM) brothers* forward line, apparently Home runs made by Nick Polly though most of leading pros one Chet Laabs Louis (At 010 000 1 "and I put him in when the Manager of the the tripled to the mark, and St. is too young to rate a dinner. He spelled in the large field, 122-foot (N» 000 300 OOx—3 tide Mas going with us. He was and Steve Rcrath defeat was one the first to were included St. Louis is. of course, too young to be con- for the Orioles. Rtowns of was able to equal later scored as George McQuinn Ver- just at that stiff and sore congratulate Billy Southworth, no individual singled to center. i Runs hatted in McQuinn. sidered a major league prosjK*ct. Earl Browne was on base w hen its par of 72. Prep Gridder Two-base stage. But he stayed In there. Cards’ pilot, after the Cards had After that the Browns to ban, Lanier, Kurowski. ! When Detroit again commences Polly, king of the Oakland Hills pro, failed Three-base hit - “When owner Mandel came won the clincher for the world A 1 Watrous. get a past second hasp. hit Kreevich. operation of the Michignn-Ontario Colonels, clouted a four-bagger in Driver, Red Run ama- runner In hits McQuinn, down to pass out the checks st series. and John fact they up only one hit Laabs. Sacrifice Hockey League, it would be pos- the third inning. teur. tied for low with 735. Jack Dies of Injuries chalked Marion. Rases on halls the end of the game, Furst While Sewell and Southworth —that a two-bagger Wilks. sible to spot the Chin boys with to ‘This Timely pitching of Dwight Winney was next among the pros by Mike Off Potter (W. Cooper >: off turned him and said: rlasped hands in the Cards’ dress- Oct. 10 (INS)—A 1. a club where they rould develop dough Simmons, who relieved Ray Pat- w-ith 74, the same score that CHICAGO. Kreevich 1, (Sanders): off Kramer is the toughest I ever ing room. . owner of of accidental death was The fielding gem the day Muncrief together as a unit, which was the ton in the seventh inning held the Furgol, am- verdict of was (Kurowski. Verban); off Lanier earned.’ the club, i Eddie the Riverbank given today the 2, Red Wing plan. Orioles in the lale sessions. ateur, in case of Donald contributed by Stephens, who (Moo Laabs 2. Hayworth. ' “I'd like to say. too. for Bob pounded Billy on the back and ex- had. Levin. 17, who died yesterday | reached high w ith one hand to 5 I*o. said Gus, “that he t. Strike outs Ry Potter Westfall.” claimed; LOTS OF PRIZES from injuries suffered in a high make a spectacular catch of Walk McQuinn played yesterday on one and Grouse Judges hie*, 2, (Litwhiler. Hopp); hy Kramer Name “God you.’* football game. Levin, Coojier’s in the second Hoys Town 11 one-half legs. He had a terrible As a compliment to the pros, school torrid liner (Sanders. Wilks); by Lanier 5. Judges for the Grand National The congratulations on Sewell's High inning. 2. Charley Only game guy who have done so much to keep member of the Roosevelt (Kreevich 2. Moore. Stephens. horse. a grouse championship on the Glad- papt were no idle gestures. The School squad, was injured when also won fame Slid I'nboalon would have tried it." win Refuge, which starts Nov. 8. Southworth up interest in competitive golf Potter); by Wilks 4. (Zarilla. Browns’ pilot and tackled during the game last with a catch of McQuinn’s foul in BOYS TOWN. Neh.. 10— been announced. They the apartment in St. here. Dearborn members put up a Baker. Byrnes. Chartak). Wild Oct. have are shared same Saturday between Roosevelt and the ninth, and Still in four games. Boys during purse. There also Marion turned in Left on base* unbeaten Herbert H. Cahoon, Dr. C. F. IV Louis the season and lived substantial high brilliant performance. ’pitch Lanier. High Tells About Purple and Hyde. other extra merchandise prizes for Senn schools. his usual Brown 7; Cards 10. Winning Town football team is pre- Vries Dr. L. J. Entries a few miles from each in were this for its close Oct. 26. ' Ohio. the amateurs pitrher Lanier. Losing pitcher paring week one of Art Valpev. Michigan scout, One prize wont begging, though. Archers Deer Banquet for League Potter. Hits Off Potter fi in 32-3 toughest foes on the schedule. talked about this week's game for was offered for anyone who’d Archery who hunt Opening innings; off Lanier 3 in 5 1-3 in- Thomas Jefferson High of Council the Wolverines at Ann Arbor It deer hunters Bluffs, la., Saturday night. get a birdie deuce on the 238- at Allegan this fall will he guests There is an opening for a six- nings; off Muncrief 2 in 2 1-3 when Northwestern moves in. yard sew nth. There were no at an archers’ banquet which will team howling league Friday, 7 to 1 innings. Umpires McGowan (A> Boys Town, which meets Cath- He explained that the Wildcats (N> olic at Briggs . - again he hy the Allegan p. m, at Nottingham Recrea- at plate; Dunn first base; Central Stadium have abandoned the shift . . birdies there. Two amateurs sfmnsored 9 22, Fre- Frank Connolly and Furgol—got Archery Club and Allegan tion. Call Ralph Frcohlin at NI Pipgras r.« t ) hut for lunch In in sixth game; and Luke Sewell have set But keep in mind next Monday the off many of the worth is in the same sjxit. after the Yanks beat the Cards tne upper grand stand, or watch those l set rs establish any IIN SI. ST %N|MM>4 stage for their dismissals. years and wrote when Linsdale goes to town. (’heeied Ttfe history shows that in four straight games in the more atrikeout r»*cord«. Ninety-two stnk*outs then* were in the W. L. hy the fans, sur- club’s debts and deficits. Baseball ('»r"H is a better baseball the most tlieir table manners are hut you know tn.y talk about raid Improved t ktlnndanrr—2o4 704 Its two Is Reported < two cents on every leader Ihe day he is fired than U. S. industry. leading while they eat ? Raseball. inly baseball. ffflpt«—4404 122 stepped one day closer to Ixung Barnes I'latrra ahafn—4 204 440 41 ticket they sold. he was when he gained the fame men of today—Southworth and The condition of Arthur Rosa, From now on I can stay out of big 1< acre dressing rooms: t »fflml«l,inrr'< canned as failures. .hard—444 424 high water put an that. shining enough Sewell- have Insured their . secretary Michigan maybe I even can forget the sight of the t • • .«( .mi national la