Monday, October 6, 1911 SPORTS 1) ETR 0I T EVEN 1N ) SrOBTS PAGE 17 La Salle Upset A YANK DANCES ACROSS HOME PLATE Owen s Slip Yanks Hiding lligli Bears' Power Bronx Bombers Need Only Today's Game to Clinch . jyft * X* ; • -£*=•. ~'£&,3.- - - Mk * Pittsburgh yesterday to swamp Catholic League turned into a St. « a *W[ ago—let's say years—a and Gordon each poled hit> « Joseph If time 10 two the hot afternoon and after the Sfeelers 37-10, today were en- celebration when the Com- 4|U/ % >, - little pitcher, w hod thrown a Dickey walked moved over to Pete Reiser, who would have been trenched in first place m the east- mercials whipped their rivals last third strike that got away from third on Gordon’s single, fillmg the the big iieix) oI Hie day had not the NFL with three night, 12-6, at Mack Park. a\% ¦ **! his catcher in the Worlrfs Series, bases RlzZuTd grounded to R ern division of said to me when was over: Owen’s error clouded the Brook- who nipped Keller at home. But. wins and no losses to their credit. Last Saturday De La Salle again * ,it "Well, Bill, you don’t.” lyn feats, bagged a home run and out. Sjurm - you do or after Donald struck Dodgers were became a member of the First Di- y? -, The Brooklyn I never have forgotten that a single. singled to center, scoring both relegated to second berth yester- .!>• when Catholic Central , . vision ;* ¦ ißMhihi sp u r-o f-the-moment observation His homer off Itonald in the Dickey and Gordon. day when the Redskins at Wash- •%, •*- league *** p juncture. withdrew its team from hy "Wild Bill” Hallahan? because heat At this French took ington turned them hack 3 to 0. fifth was the second circuit to was in it is wrapped up the wisdom, thp over French wild pitched third-pel lod hoQi llie 36- consideration. De La Salle smash of series Gordon ex- 4-Hverr-rrtnPVprt' A from. rl r Hk -V and the philosophy of a game Rolfo and when yard line by rookie Joe Aguirre now a good bet for the sectional Bf .plodod - ofb* tn the first ame in the quickly, Rizzuto, off %;^By - ...i^pF^ guy in the great game of baseball. the hall run did the trick. croun, but SC. Joseph, scoring Yankee Stadium. Incidentally, ba.»e hy Sturm, was trapped be-i Verily, you do or you don’t. sent the Meanwhile, in' the western quarter, set Reiser drive Donald to tween second and third for a third twice in the fourth And yesterday at Ebbets Field showers. division the Chicago Bears kept thp down out. losers a peg. It was St. the Brooklyn didn’t at a_nd ~, :i iirirL grip oil firii-place when Dodgers , Dixie Walker GinuLlx .gar-.. DoctgmrsTiu. back wirtr exact when it rfir k they walloped the Cleveland Rams Joes first victory over De La the moment looked' nered a pair of safeties each to ihe fifth, runs to all the world as though they stick young jwo markers in 18 to 21. The Bears cut loose Salle in seven years. share honors with that put the Flat bush boys in front had. Reiser, hatting champion in the second period, amassing a other First Division games, of the which for a timp looked like the In National League. total of 28 points. Our Lady of Lourdes bolstered LAST TOFGH ONE winning scores. Walker doubled Milwaukee, the Green Bay STURM IS TRAi»l»i:i» to left and Reiser followed with At on the _l*~. ~ Bure. th*» Dodgers lost a tough Packers squeezed out a 14 to 13 its hold on first place i :v. his homer. Marvin Brener re- **^3lN^SSbb*" one. probably the toughest ever Walker also contributed the ovpt Chicago Cardinals. west a 38-0 * win the side with breeze over long s placed Donald and stopped the tM „ lost in the history of World the touchdown pass to ’'4 fielding feature of day when Cecil Isbell’s St. Leo St. Benedict scored its ;*••¦s Z?7sZ.' HBr m»u«- rtH) » mSg* r* "<>«* . acCtal#-* r 7 Series play. But if my friends. the former Tiger raced far to the Lou Brock in the last minutes Second straight triumph on the **v Will Harriflge. Fd Barrow, or Joe right-center peering After that all was peaceful un- to ,s**F- ¦ JBfo; wall in and. til the wild ninth. of play enabled the Packers east side by downing St. I.adis- McCarthy', of the Yankees and the over his shoulder and going away, emerge victorious. American league, think that i« snared a mighty drive by Hen-' NEW TURK 04 > laus. 6-0, and Redeemer and St. A B R H o A F going to the Dodgers, they Gordon, -*» feaze rich. Camilli and Ree*e 1b 3 0 2 1* I Mary’s of Redford a 6-6 »» played don’t know the kind of folks also provided nohle stunts afield. Rolfe 3b .6 1 2 n 2 tie ¦' they're playing. Camihi was especially efficient “allHAnrMi rr '410300 Paige Bests 0 Satchel fc',%v-. the who let the third DiMaggio. cf 4 1 2 2 0 Two other First Division con- .E. irPr For fellow first base. Keller If ,614100 last in- frame, Pickev. r. 2 2 0 7 0 0 tests, at St. JOE GORDON SCORES ON STI RM S HIT IN FOI RTII strike of the out. to all With a run in the first St. Catherine An- tents Gordon, 2b .612230 and purposes, of the ball lost time in vs *» in no hip- 0 . the Yankees Bob 4 0 0 Feller Game RiMUto, 2 3 . . Empire Lory . . . Mick* i Owen and ing conditions county farm boy from the foot- rich flew out to Joe Medwick in Murphy, p looioo field, to colorful career of Satchel SIrut Stuff hills of the Ozarks. And of Mal- left DiMaggio walked. And.j - the In a non-league game Saturday Dogs i- *f3H T r 2 27 11 —e His Best Pitch I colm ? Mickey to Yeti' 6wm. Roy when Keller poled a single, his Paige, great Negro hurler. who tßatted for Breuer in eighth. night, St. Theresa, defending First Stockton once winip that the was Den-ion champion lost to St BKOOKtVN tV,- - -hmved PF.124 fans tn an exhibi- Morn to the gas TTduseT and the A B R H O A B yesterday 6-h, Second of Royal Oak 'Aces' of 0 tion game that he Augustine at Kalamazoo. Association Attracts cahallero, Don Miguel Gon- Rmw *• 5 0 0 2 4 Cuban Walker, rs 5 1 2 5 0 0 needn't give away anything even S( Canines; Stamp Plea to Sportsmen anything, 10 0 MOCERI ORI.S T\\ ICE Hunting zales, said: "Throw like Murphy Reuer cf 5 12 to such an outstanding major Was 0 Too Good Leads 0 2 10 1 catch ’em fly ball, and she hit Camilli lb 4 league pitcher as Bob Feller. After La Salle took the lead P.ijtf*. 3b 3 0 0 0 2 0 De pretty good enough: ore-two year, 0 0 in- In the second quarter on a 25- '(Continued from First Sport Page) Medwick. If 2 0 1 0 Paige pitched the first four R\ DON GILLIES maybe, she he great catcher." Owen c 2 10 2 11 nings of the exhibition for the >ard pass from John Pnvletz to Coscarart, 2b 3 1 0 4 2 0. subsequent events and you'll fol- H.Rbe, p Kansas City Monarchs against a Longe St Jo-eph struck The Michigan's Sportsmen s As- "Cuddy.” a pointer owned by G. HAS THE SPIRIT Experts I ? 10 10 10 ¦kl Grid : French p 0 0 0 0 0 0 major league all-stars, low team of IHk in ihe final period Matthew, sociation of Royal Oak started M. Garritt, proved to he the out- me. has ! Wasdell, If 3 0 1 1 .0 0 "She" is and "she" been in ¦Alien, p while Feller worked the first five SToceri accounted for both St. something that is proving ex- dog. Two were nut in the ninth, the; 000000 standing "Ross Ferris PaL this Worid Senes Who eare- Clayton Hepler topped The De- Case >, p 2 0 1 0 3 0 frames for the All-Stars. The hdmvn* ~tn t-he —btt-e tremefy popular among hunting- another hard working pointer, count was 3 and 2 on Tommy whet her the gas house is located Stars won, 4 to 1, but got no runs splurge. a short pass dog owners when they inaugurated troit Times football experts in Totals 35 4 » 27 14 1 He took Henrteh and he swung on a low in the smoke and grime of the old for the first a novice shoot .mg dog stake. The owned hv George D Adams of Saturdays selections with only “NSW York TOO 200 004—7 off -Of Satch.' who allowed four frnm Rob Berruhirn etty m the angle where the hig. Brooklyn 220 don—4 hits and out five tally, three before the rules state men. women, and chil- Ann Arbor, was awarded second curve for a strike-out. hut The bast 000 struck batters. and minutes muddy Old Man River meet four wrong in 27 games moving Runs hatted in—Sturm 2 Keller 3. Fellers, innings, u’as air eligible their place honor v shied Owens mitt, and in five end. Moceri bucked o\er from the dren off trickled • or along the Gowanus? into second place in the standings.' Reiser 2, Wasdell 2, Gordon 2 Two-hase - hunt dog* provided dogs. • Dog like the idea,*' St. Louis>. . touched--for one run.-but he par-- ard Jne ’Meyer 5 titter- inp the owners away reached, first, m»*"-ermrrttTT -Ketter— tr-Warlell, W‘aik*r~ 3-v stripr and lienrich *pint of—the gas house -Hepler-s losers were Wisconsin. on two have in a regular field Elwood, who judged the stake, iths—the Gordon Home run- Reiser, Left base* , mitted only hits and struck ception of a pa-s which he ran never been Hence, game Virginia. California and fweow—> ..»k —H —a gives the average safely. instead of the that counts and Mic:kx-V—Owen Wash- out thiec ninr to - 30, set up trial before declared "It bails —Off Higbe 2. off Allen 1. off Donald hack De La Salle ‘ been., have it, always, catching ’em mgton. f P.» t u ,n' t r«- Uj—al— *-*-<*- -hunter -w-H**—t-ratns hrs ou if TTog ¦ncTrfg"over, as it should have will 6 off Breuer 1 nff 4'-a*e> 1. St ru. k out— llxo- u..;u—*¦«; —it...*n-k»w.u- try an opportunity to become ac- two or mi«sing 'em j Standings to date: By Higbe t. hy Donald T. Brworr 7. coach, week* Mko attracted more dbg* there w:as a man on and out. by by Hit*— Ht|tbe Tom Connell. Lourdes And so. I think, will the Dod- w L Pet ! Murphy l. Casey 1 Off he handled, the officers quainted with Melds." then Murphv 6 In 3 ** innings, off French 0 in ** !¦ «i used 30 players in swamping St than could Joe DtMaggio singled, driv- Boh 3? S .630 2 ¦PANTS* gers. they coming out ir.mrg. inning, * For are ~ » off the association, owners whose dogs fin- •Ciayn*#» IS % .seti off Allen 1 In Don- thp victory of including Frank Other ald 6 |n 4 Inning* (none out In off Leo for former's third ing Henrich to second this afternoon, in what may hr Gu» Doram 36 -11 .7*6 flfthi. ¦ We Match Your Coat and Vest () Dorsey, president' F. W. Aver- ished well up were Dr. C. H Brener 3 in 3 ining*. Hir by pitcher— in a row. " is romr- The la-I game oT This '•eething' Harold K»n7 - lll, secretary; Dewey Elwood and Dinger, Royal Oak. with.-"Fntz Here where -Casey tn George Ma«ktn 36 11 .766 Henrlch ihy Alleni Double play* Gordon St Benedict. while outplaying World’s Senes, with their chins ;T-rm Harmon 36 12 .746 to Riscuto to Sturm winning pitcher-- THE PANTS STORE | Boh McCurdy, agreed to bold an- E Taylor's "Molly Freckles." J. B. two strikes and no halls on mpire* * St Ladisiaus a!) the way 22 With muck out. Like., 'em nr di-hker TX T 2 TCT ‘?Tiifi>Rv Lo*ing piicne r—Caaey I other meet. -e^artey'K'rfter ttr tntit a fSTctiTTa- a» l- Vaa ,3i 13 .723. .G&elX-lXat'X League- at pUiet 1241—BROADWAY—1241 g .kiwr.* u> 2 hit—h»i. • *;«: ihey are bound to make nf- (AL first). i.NL, second). Gratiot This"was run off ve-terrfay a* W’h lllock s "Webster In," Louis right there >ou Kdgar Have* 34 13 .721 at Plnetto at B Between and Monroe once Gil Lubin went over on a ball in and Keller spect ’em for that. Lewis H Walter 3b 17 636 Grieve (AL, at third i. Time—2 64 ¦ ¦ m OPEN EVENINGSg ¦ U ¦ the L. A Young Gun Club and. Sand* "Lad\ Ra} Ballow'a right center for short plunge in the second quarter slammed it into weather, a good Mack" and C. B. Kennedy* St. Mary's came from behind despite inclement two bases, driving in the tying and many dogs were entered; "Rusty.” , winning happened late in the game to tie Re- runs. What an play ac- Thereafter doesn't matter particu- deemer. intricate pass game counting for larly. The was over to all I¦ ' ¦ ¦ for 73 sards the tally. the rest ¦ Boh Pendergast passed to Bill to .intents and purpose* and State Students See the Yankees’ runs only made it Bauer, who lateraled at midfield Mud ;of Greets IM Ift ‘ a to Pat Donner and the latter ran l way ‘ Casey said afterward fTiaf the ¦ U WIHH amMmmmIB H The Test of The Funeral of Klewicki hall he threw to Henrich for what YESTERDAYS RKSIT.TS should have been the game-ending S* JoMpji 12 I>* !.» s»l.* *. EAST LANSING. Oct 6 More Soccer Opening strikeout had more stuff on it than Ri R*n*«lir» « fit La'll*!* ;• e R* ft games season, and that seemed ob- *• faculty members, a college- Five of the six soccer all St M ha*i* .11 Mir\ » s. plus phon4ii» * St vious from the way the hall spun H* A Rita 0 mvned bus carrying 30 of his for- scheduled for the ojiening of the St Fre'lttrtfK 1t» S' Jam** A away after hitting Owen's mite S' rhar>« 6 Anrnin>-l»U*>n S mer teammates, will leave here soccer season were played on the S' Paul I* S’ R*mari •' He still should have had that one: St Oartrua* 27 S' Vinr*nt a early Tuesday morning to attend muddy fields. Four ended in sur- It still should have been a put out S* f’*tri>’h 7. Xa\:*- * prises the two the standings they went st Martin 7. S* amhr-ta* A. funeral services for Casimer and other were pro- and as ten araaife VlaltaMf«n 13 I** K» . * o .into today's game • Caseyl Michigan State tested. should have Klewicki. trad 2 and 2 instead of 3 and 1 in athlete, vs ho was killed in a cra-h The biggest surprise was pro- favor of the Yankees. - Pat Comiskey Hurt I I W > /- "gM last Friday night. vided by the Detroit Rangers, a Ilf £ HACKENSACK, N. J_ Qi:C tL _ L INEXPERT HI HLISti Vi (INSt Pat C'omiskey, 21-sear-old La*t rite* will he held at the new clutiTrTTTie Michigan Amateur «K9iKn&MS£"^ - \\ at But Casey’s inexpert hurling 115 heavyweight contender wHs con- Klewicki residence 2217 Trow- League managed by Tom Brown, tty- bridge, a after that one lapse certainly was fined to Hackensack Hospital Hamtramck. at 8:30 m professional goal keeper. The r IN IVTON DODGE TRUCKS day with a broken collarbone, and burial will be in Mt Olivet a contributing factor to ihe Mise ;, ,- Ipfi Rangers sustained when he was thrown Cemetery. Norman Duncan. Joseph upset the dope by tieing Dodger defeat. To show j>ou just flpm his motr cycle after striking Shroeki and Tom John-on will the Hungarians, city champions. bmv bad he wa- live thing wt-nt xx a- this way. had gone * *I THand. _ -erve iwHbe^rrrv. 1-1. at Solvay Park. after Henrich . '^.• first, ** * 1 to DiMaggio singled, Keller ¦; W%. '.. ‘’^^^§lß2Hß^^Mj^’: y- B H Neither team scored until the doubled, Dickey walked. Gordon half when Karoda v Second Davy doubled tw’o more runs over and v kntJXHvei counted' for the Hungarians. Jim . - ifj 120 j Ri//uto walked before the side SPORTS ; ;Brown, son of the Rangers man- finally was retired. IN IVTON SPECIAL jager saved the day for his father •¦ (( nutimn‘«! from First Simrt Page) A-ide from all else T think that «*. '?PB' ' “Tfc ?. >' BTy IKI Iby tally ing-in the closing minutes doubled, yesterday's game goes to prove fourth hit of the day--Billy Dickey walked—Joe Gordon to knot the score. than anything that has hap- A. team, jbetter Joe’s second hit of the afternoon. Little Phil Rizzuto dicw a The B C. made up of pened heretofore in this series players, pulled grounded out ended the inning old-time also the how great a team the Yankees are pass, hut Murphy mercifully and it unexpected when held German you give them The Dodgers had a turn at bat to come, but everybody in the if one break. B to a 1-1 draw at Jayne Field. No matter how far • OF —in a truck that thj game behind these PLENTY POWER crowd of more >OO know that the was over and the Bavarians showed unusual power .Yank* may be. att they "need te bing KoTplng Club, job means extra performance, Yankees had won. The l went down in order. ATT fight inTTow the 8-0. get rolling is a lapse by the oppo- fitt the out Protests were lodged by Thistle -ition fielding mistake, was of that’gallant band. a a fat ? extra dependability, economical operation B and Venetians with Charles ihat give •~; pitch, anything will them * -*-w i>i 1« wig Leech, league secretary. The a chance, to get on base and put MW^^M'*'' and extra long Series ("lair, ; life! On Way to First Victory Thistles claim St. which the lumher to the hall. *l(lflHHBi/9niJl 'll won. 3-2, u-»'d ineligible players. They're not even down and out Fitzsimmons, like Casey, was on his way to his first World That's the kind of truck. you want and need Venetians asked the winners wln-n tin* giiiiu is nvTT Tts they pf> ¦ l Series' victory, a* it acrrp when VH'. }i —Fuz nrrs- be awardecTthem after His- proved yesterday by Winning after today and that’s the kind you get when refused to play their J been the victim of a jinx that has hounded him through his series’ I>ano sched- Henrich had fanned. - uler! game at „ yPw you the right Dodge experience. Three times he pitched in a series and each time Atkinson Field. The t, ?et Job-Rated truck to ground was muddy and Htspano POLITIC A. ADVLKTiSKMICNT something happened. The first time. Frankie Crosetti topped a refused to play without marking fit your job. See your Dodge dealer... today! ball to beat him. In 1933, the Senators won only one game from on the field. Later Hi.spa no played Elect JOHN the Giants and that was with Freddie pitching. In the three an exthibitton with losco and were games he only got one run. beaten. 7-L ' WJk/.A'V m aagysv In a second at were both victims a freak play in exhibition North- Fitzsimmons and Casey of western Field the” National the current hectic series. The ball that struck Freddie bounced League's strongest club. Chrysler, ROESINK lip in the air 100 feet and into Pee Wee Reese's hands for an had a tough time downing the COUNCILMAN out. Incidentally, all four runs off Casey in the ninth inning New Detroiters. 2-1. yesterday were unearned. DEPEND oNDODGr The cause of the flare-up between Henrirh and Camilli in Saturday's game appears to be cleared up. At least, statements “UNCLE SAM" JOBS by the principals were forthcoming. TRUCKS hall of my hand when he JM-Xatoil to 3-Ton Gos, and Diesel “Ilenrieh tried to kirk the out START $1,260 TO $2,100 A YEAR /2 Heavy-Duty was caught off first in the fourth inning.” Camilli charged. JHIIt “Then I tried to push it ‘the ball) In his kisser. I'm not look- men WOMEN r«iCt I AND SPI C I PIC AT IONS SUUICT TO CM A NO( WITHOUT NQTICt ing sot trouble, hut if they want that, they’ll get it.” FOR PREPARE IMMEDIATELY DETROIT A Babcock Bro*. Inc. Motor To which Henrich replied: *'l didn't e\en know he was Sale*, Gray Sale* Hughey Motor*, Ine. Jack Powell Motor* 10268 W. Jefferton Avenue 2719 Wett Jefferton Avenue 13039 Michigan Ave. **ore. I was out by three feet, why should I start something. AND MICHIGAN EXAMINATIONS 11500 Joseph Campau Ave. ? A River Rouge T renton Dearborn What's he trying to dLeo Durocher and that Leo is on the Colville Moore Co. Royal 9103 Chalmers Avenue Ru,h *« entirely Ferndale Oak " / to m free of Full Particulars and . 10200 Grftnd River Ave. Roney-Cramer spot if Rrooklvn doesn’t beat the • Co. Yanks. _ charge, (1) description of oo o a full 11245 “Casey didn’t throw one hard hall in the hull pen,” Mac- 12-rage Civil Ser U- / tl. S. Government John; (2) Free E. H. 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