a a 00 0 0 0 Twenty-Six Sports THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1945 Top Tigers Again Jim Tobin Blows Lead in Ninth to Lose, 3-2 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13 JAP)-Veteran Jim Tobin blew tp in the ninth inning today, ng up three blazing hits and two valks in rapid succession, and the eague-leading Detroit Tigers lost mother game they thought they ilready had won to Connie Mack's Athletics, 3-2. with winning Tobin, Bob Estalella across strolled, with the count three balls and two strikes on Ed Busch and the bases loaded, failed to get a corher with the payoff pitch. The ligers, from Manager Steve D'Neill on down, protested vioently, but Umpire Joe Rue stuck nanfully to his decision. McGhee's Triple Starts Trouble Going into the ninth, Tobin, with almost perfect control of his flutfering knuckle ball, had A's fown with four widely hits and held an apparently safe 2 lead as a result of two brief outbursts his Tiger teammates against Jesse Flores.
Peck, first Atheltic up in the ninth, flied out to right, but then the balloon blew up in Tobin's florid lace. Bill McGhee slammed a terrific triple to right and Kish, who ran for McGhee, scored the tying run a moment later on Estalella's single to left. MBiek" Siebert, next up, powered la double off the right field wall, sending Estalella to third. At this point Manager O'Neill held a lengthy confab with Tobin, but finally decided to leave him in. George Kell, thes passed, dangerous filling the sacks.
Then, when; Buddy Tobin whipped, the three second strikes out, it looked like a reprieve for the harassed Tigers. But it wasn't to be. With the game at stake Tobin couldn't find the dish, and the Tigers suffered another loss they could ill afford with a five-game series against the fast-stepping Washington Senators staring them in the face, starting Saturday. PHILADELPHIA DETROIT ab bh po a ab 1 bh po a Hall.2 4 1 2 Hoover.s.. 2 1 0 5 0 Cramer.cf.
4 0 2 Siebert, 1. Kell.3 Outlaw.If Maier.3. Busch.s.. 3 Flores.p 0 0 0 0 0 9 7 0 Totals. .31 7 27 14 for Flores in eighth.
for McGhee in ninth. out when winning run scored. Philadelphia 010 100 000 002-3 000 100- -2 R. Estalella 2. Kish.
York, E. Tobin. RBI. Flores, Outlaw. Webb.
Estalella. Busch. 2BH. Kell, Siebert. 3BH, Hoover.
McGhee. Sac. Tobin. and DP. Siebert.
Outlaw and York: Kell, Busch LOB. Detroit 7. Philadelphia 6. BOB. by Tobin 4.
Flores. SO. by Tobin 2. H. off Flores, 8 Knerr.
in 8 innings; Knerr, in 1. WinP. Time, 1h. Umps. Rue.
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Medwick, Holmes Drives Grabbed The Braves made nine hits in one game and six in the other. The tough breaks were to have Medwick's 400- foot drive taken at the left field wall by Jim Russell, and later that Tommy Holmes' terrific swat with Masi on base was grabbed by John Barrett at the right field barrier. Both of these socks would have and would put the Tribe into been -masters at Braves Field each ball game. 'Gansett Horsemen's Requests Granted By EDDIE WELCH PAWTUCKET, R. Sept.
13 The negotiations between the agement of Narragansett Park and representatives of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association and the United Trainers' Association, which delayed the entries for tomorrow's racing several hours today, reached an amicable settlement this afternoon after conferences between James E. Dooley and Raymond J. McMahon of the track, the H. B. P.
A. and. U. T. A.
committees, Thomas J. Meehan, director of business regulation on of Rhode Island, racing administrator William A. Shawcross and deputy adminis-1 trator Raymond P. McElroy. The request of the horsemen that they be represented by a horseman in the steward's stand was settled on a compromise by the appointment of Lee O'Donnell, veteran trainer, to act as an official liaison officer between the management, the horsemen the racing administrator.
O'Donnell will have a place in the stand as an observer, but will not have a vote nor sit in final judgment. The horsemen's request for a $2000 purse minimum was agreed to by the management, as was the request for private parking spaces and special seats in the grandstand for horsemen only. Major League Baseball Yesterday's Results AMERICAN LEAGUE Stokonis. 1. I New Chicago York co Philadelphia.
(10 innings) Detroit 2 9 1 4 Cleveland. 2 8 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pitts. 1st. BOSTON 3 9 New York 20 10 0 2 Cincinnati 50 Pitts, 2d 08 rain. BOSTON 0 rain.
Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE G. B. Won Lost Pet. Detroit 59 .579 Washington .82 61 St Louis 66 .525 New York 66 Cleveland 67 .500 Chicago 68 74 .479 151 BOSTON 66 75 Philadelphia 49 90 .353 NATIONAL LEAGUE G. B.
Won Lost Pet. Chicago .86 50 .632 St Louis 84 53 .613 Brooklyn 75 61 .551 11 Pittsburgh 79 65 .549 15 New York 73 67 .521 BOSTON 80 30 Cincinnati 81 .413 46 Philadelphia 42 98 .300 Games Today and Probable Pitchers AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis at BOSTON (2:30 P. Kramer (10-14) vs. Clark (2-3).
Chicago at New York Humphries (6-13) vs. Gettel (9-7) or Dubiel (9-9). Detroit at Philadelphia Mueller (5-7) Vs. Fowler (1-0). Cleveland at Washington (Night) Harder (3-7) vs.
Haefner (16-12). NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Cincinnati Emmerich (4-4) vs. Wehmeier (0-1). Philadelphia at Chicago (2)-Mulcahy (0-1) and Kraus (4-5) vs. Derringer (15-9) and Passeau (16-6).
Brooklyn at St. Louis (2) (Twilight and Night)- Gregg (15-12) and Lombardi (8-11) vs. Barrett (21-11) and Burkhardt (16-7). Only games scheduled. Chisox 7 Yankees 0 CHICAGO NEW YORK ab bh po ab bh po Moses.r 1 5 5 2 2 Derry.cf.
3 0 4 1 1. 000 2 10 3 0 Dietrich.p Zuber.p.. Mueller. 8 8 8 0 Turner.p. Totals.
.34 7 30 13 Totals. .35 8 30 9 for Dietrich In 10th. for Lopat in 10th. for Turner in 10th. Chicago .000 000 000 7--7 R.
Moses. Dickshot, Curtright, Cuccinello, Farrell, Tresh. Mueller. E. none.
RBI. Michaels. Tresh, Lopat. Moses, Baker 2, Curtright. 2BH.
Curtright 2. 3BH. Stirnweiss. SB. Dickshot.
Derry. DP, Stirnweiss and Etten; Zuber, Crosetti and Etten; Farrell (unassisted); Cuccinello, Michaels and BOB. Farrell. LOB. Chicago 4.
New York 8. by Zuber 6. Johnson, Dietrich 3. SO, by Zuber 4, Dietrich 3. off Zuber.
4 in 91-3 6 innings; Turner, 4 in 2-3; 'P. Dietrich. in Johnson, 1. 1h. Win Dietrich, LP.
Zuber. Time, 56m. Umps. Berry, Hubbard and Jones. Attendance 6299.
Baseball's Big Six By the Associated Press BATTING GAB Pet. Cavarretta, 433 89 156 .360 Rosen, Dodgers. .129 540 114 180 .333 HOLMES. Braves. 140 577 118 202 .350 Boudreau, Indians.
97 346 50 106 .306 Senators .112 456 66 138 .303 Cuccinello, 380 48 116 .305 Mayo, Tigers .124 459 67 139 .303 HOME RUNS National League American Leaguee HOLMES, Braves. 28 York, Stephens. Browns.22 17 Braves. 22 Tigers Adams, Cardinals. 22 Cullenb'e.
Tigers.17 RUNS BATTED IN National League American Leaguee Walker. Dodgers.115 Etten, Yankees. .95 HOLMES Braves. 108 York, Tigers 86 Adams, Cardinals.106 Cullenb'e, Tigers. 85 with CANNOT soft SLIP.
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8255 Piracy! FIRST GAME PITTS AB BH TB PO Gionfriddo cf. Barrett rf Russell If 00 Salkeld 02 Gustine 3b ss 00 00 Dahlgren 1b 00 2b 00 Gerheauser Totals 28 27 13 2 BOSTON Wietelmann 2b Holmes rf Medwick 1b Gillenwater ef 0 Nelson Ramsey If Singleton Logan Totals 3 el 10 10 for Singleton in eighth. for Logan in ninth. Pittsburgh .000 030 01 BOSTON 000 010 002-3 RBI. Ramsey 2, Elliott 2, Masi.
2BH, DP. Gustine, Cascarart and Dahlgren; Medwick. 3BH. Elliott. Sac.
Wietelmann, Culler and Medwick. LOB. Boston 5. Pittsburgh 3. BOB.
by Singleton 3. SO. by Singleton 3. Gerheauser. off Singleton, 3 in 7 innings; Logan, heauser.
Wild Singleton. Win P. LP. Singleton. Time, Th.
25m. Ballanfant, Magerkurth and Stewart, SECOND GAME PITTS AB BH TB PO Handley Barrett cf. Russell If O'Brien If Gustine Elliott Dahlaren Cescarart Lopez Ostermueller Totals .26 3 7 27 10 BOSTON Culler Nelson 3b. Ramsey If. Hofferth Medwick 1b.
Whitcher Wietelmann 2b Gillenwater rf cf Hutchings D. Hendrickson Totals 33 24 8 for Hutchings in eighth. Pittsburgh .200 000 00-2 RBI, Gustine, Elliott. 2BH. Medwick.
Elliott. Boston 7, Pittsburgh 9. BOB, off Whitcher 2. Hutchings by 6. Ostermueller, Hendrickson.
So. Hutchings Ostermueller 2. H. off Whitcher. In innings: Hutchings, in 2-3: rickson, 0 in 1.
LP. Whitcher. Time. 52m. Umps.
Magerkurth. Stewart and Ballanfant. Attendance, 3836. Narragansett Results Copyright, 1945, by Triangle Publications, Inc. (Daily Racing Form) MUTUEL CLEAR AND FAST FIRST -Purse $1900, claiming.
Four-year-olds and up, furlongs. Time, Starters Wt PP Fin Jockey Odds to 1 Ch'eter Man 113 12 14 Carroll $89.00 Abogada 112 11 21 Mattioli 7.90 Madigama 113 4 31 R. Martin 5.70 Hiccup 110 2 41 Daniels 10.10 White Time 115 10 51 Turnbull Zaca Man 110 7 64 Nadeau 11.20 Star of P'd'a 112 5 73 Balzaretti 1.60 Night Duty 109 1 82 DeLucia 159.60 Our Beeb 1101 6 Wholey 333.00 Run'g Cedar 109 8 101 Coucci 246.60 Tile Plate 112 9 113 Brennan 212.80 Dark Bur 112 3 12 McMullen 91.00 CHAR'T'R MAN $180.00 70,00 21.20 ABOGADA 10.40 6.60 MADIGAMA 6.20. SECOND RACEing. Three-year-old longs.
Time. Starters Wt PP Faro Sp'dy Hygro Rew'd 115 120 OH Cantharis 120 Happy F'c'st 117 10 Dibber 111 4 Hascout 116 6 Pilate's Own 120 7 Jenkins 120 11 Beg'n's Gold 113 5 Br'wn C'd'rs 113 8 High Taps 117 3 FARO HYGRO SPEEDY REWARD CANTHARIS DAILY DOUBLE Faro Hygro Paid Purse $1900. claimmaidens. Six fur- Fin Jockey Oddsto 1 11 R. Martin $1.30 2hd McMullen 4.80 3nk Franklin 11.60 Hettinger 8.20 5nk Stone 10.30 Coule 34.50 7uk Warren 8.90 81 Jenkins 58.00 914 Rossi 61.10 1018 J.
Martin 88.40 11 Allgaier 14.20 $4.60 3.20 2.80 4.60 3.60 5.20 -Character Man and $664.80. THIRD RACE -Purse $2000, claiming. Two-year-olds. Six furlongs. Time.
1:13. Starters Wt PP Fin Jockey Oddsto 1 Georgie V. 106 2 138 R. Martin $2.80 Janemoh 111 Franklin 35.70 Chalupa 106 4 30s Brennan 6.80 Ind'n Plains 109 5 Maschek 27.80 Barry M. 115 7 518 Moore 1.10 Miss O'B'ky 108 3 61 Hettinger 8.30 Softie 104 6 7 Tobin 10.70 GEORGIE V.
$7.60 4.80 3.80 JANEMOH 25.00 9.60 CHALUPA 5.00 FOURTH RACEing. Threeand mares. One miles. Time, 1:472. Starters Wt PP Pacification 116 8 Miss Ide'tify 106 5 M'mble Peg 106 9 Neb 111 2 Tina Sanj'ur 111 4 Esta 113 3 Mae Wave 110 6 Black B'ness 111 7 Easy Date 1 Errant Lass 111 10 PACIFICATION MISS IDENTIFY MUMBLE PEG -Purse $1900, claimand up, fillies and one-sixteenth Fin Jockey Oddsto1 1nk Weid'man $6.00 2nk R.
Martin 318 McKeever 11.60 41 Mattioli 3.00 5hd Balzaretti 8.40 64 Hettinger 3.30 7hd J. Martin 168.60 83 Paradise 30.20 91 DeLucia 88.70 10 Maschek 73.70 $14.00 8.40 5.40 4.10 3.40 5.80 FIFTH RACE- $2000, claimink. Three-year-olds and up, fillies and mares. Six furlongs. Time, Starters Wt PP Fin Jockey Oddsto 1 Betty Gr'ble 117 9 11.
Hill $11.30 Nanny B'n's 112 6 213 Balzaretti 1.10 Key Largo 110 1 32 Owens 41.90 Smoothy 110 5 4ns J. Martin 34.90 Lunch Date 114 8 5hd Brennan 4.50 Augustina 105 6nk R. Martin 3.50 Sw't Chimes 105 4 Jenkins 81.60 Sc'let Pansy 109 7 Chaffin 31.90 Polly Lou 108 2 9 Hettinger 13.20 BETTY GRABLE $24.60 6.80 4.80 NANNY BONES 3.20 2.80 KEY LARGO 8.80 SIXTH RACE -Purse $2000. claiming. Four-year-olds and up.
Six furlongs. Time, Starters Wt PP Fin Jockey Odds to 1 Diego Red 115 4 1 ns Seabo $2.40 D'ntless Gal 109 7 23 Turnbull 32.70 Ch'ter M'ber 111 8 31, Robart 41.30 Sunlette 112 11 413 Rollins 6.60 Airy Goer 102 1 50k Martin 10.10 Voucher 106 9 6ns McKeever 8.90 Rough Man 115 6 7hd Owens 28.40 Grand Fleet 111 12 83 Warren 5.30 Wake Robin 116 5 91 Balzaretti 3.90 Heel Up 110 3 Martin 25.20 Picanny 2 Wholey 280.10 Ebro 120 10 12 Barber 62.40 DIEGO RED $6.80 4.80 4.00 DAUNTLESS GAL 20.40 13.40. CHARTER MEMBER 16.00 SEVENTH RACE ing. Four-year-olds one-sixteenth miles. Starters Wt PP B'rder's Boy 111 5 Code Mentor 109 1 Flourtown 106 2 Ancipital 115 4 Cab Sir 109 War Skipper Del'ate 113 113 -1000 BORDER'S BOY CODE MENTOR FLOURTOWN EIGHTH RACE ing.
Three-year-olds one-sixteenth miles. Starters Wt PP Pistol Pete 112 11 Heno Lion 110 5 Mahlette 106 Darby Du 119 3 Renraw 112 9 Brainstorm 113 8 Topsoil 110 10 Guy Hottel 107 4 Gen'l Elect 112 P'gon Lady 107 12 Bristol Boy 112 2 Kurdistan 110 6 PISTOL PETE HENO LION MAHLETTE Purse $2000, claimand up. One and Time, Fin Jockey Oddsto1 1nk Martin $4.90 2nk Turnbull 1.60 33 McKeever 13.80 413 Pratt 2.00 56 Dattilo 12.90 6: Balzaretti 13.30 7 Martin 24.50 $11.80 4.20 3.60 3.20 2.60 5.00 -Purse $1900. claimand up. One and Time, Fin Jockey Oddsto 1 11 Turnbull $2.20 21 Daniels 52.90 3hd Owens 94.40 4nk Hettinger 2.90 54 Franklin 31.90 64 Carroll 12.90 78 Barber 16.40 85 McKeever 2.40 94.
Balzaretti 88.40 10h4 Brennan 139.80 114 W'daman 48.80 12 Allgaier 23.40 $6.40 5.60 4.40 37.40 19.20 15.40 BASEBALL Fenway Park Today 2:30 P. M. LADIES' DAY RED SOX VS. ST. LOUIS Seats at Filene's Men's Store and Fenway Park Senators Win WASHINGTON, Sept.
13 (AP) I Masterson Bests Feller Easily, 4-0 Masterson stole the show from Bob Feller tonight, hurling the Washington Senators to a 4-0 victory over the Cleveland ace. Masterson let the Indians down with two hits, and changed the complexion of the exciting American League pennant race by pulling the Senators up within onehalf game of the pace-setting Detroit Tigers. the sixth time that the Senators have been SO close to the Tigers they could almost reach out and grab them. Masterson, like Feller, is a former sailor, and he had the better of it a single to Al Cihocki in the third all way tonight. He yielded and another to Frank Hayes in the eighth.
Only once was the 6-foot-2 right hander in trouble. Cihocki's hit, a walk to Feller passed ball put Indians on second and third with in the third. But Masterson cut loose with a blazing fast ball almost as swift as Feller's to strike out Felix Mackiewicz, Mickey Rocco flied to George Case. Rookie Bingo Binks, looking at Feller's stuff for the first time, gave the 24,606 fans something to shout about in the fourth by driving in the first two runs of a three-run Washington attack. Gil Torres' hot single sent Binks home.
George Myatt, stole his 30th and 31st bases to take the" league lead, scored the last Washington run in the fifth by daring base running. WASHINGTON CLEVELAND ab bh po a ab bh po a Case.lf. 03 0 4 00 2 4 0 8 Lewis.r 0 3 0 4 0 2 Kuhel, Travis.3.. 1.. 112 1 Meyer 2..
3 0 Ross.3. 0 01 0 3 Ferrell.c 3 2 Totals. .30 7 27 10 8 0 Totals. eighth. 29 2 24 10 for Cihocki in for Feller in eighth.
Washington 000 310 00 R. Myatt. Lewis, Kuhel. Binks. E.
Rocco, Fleming, Cihocki. RBI, Binks Torres. 2BH. Binks. SB, Myatt 2.
DP. Fleming and Hayes; Meyer, Cihocki and Rocco. LOB, Cleveland 4, Washington 5. BOB, by Masterson 2. Feller SO, by Masterson 3.
Feller 6. H. off Felt ler. 7 in 7 innings; Center, 0 in 1 inning. PB.
Ferrell. LP. Feller. Time, 1h. 52m.
B. C. Practice Off Out of respect to the late Rev. William V. Corliss, S.
treasurer Boston College, funeral services whom will be held tomorrow morning, the Boston College football squad will not hold practice as originally planned for that time. Cy Blanton Dies NORMAN, Sept. 13 (AP)Darrell (Cy) Blanton, one-time major league baseball pitcher, died tobe taken to Shawnee, for day. He was 36. The body, will burial.
Welch's 'Gansett Handicaps FIRST claiming, 3-yearolds and up, maidens, 1 mile 70 yards -Multiair, Keene. 11-Good Gravy, Martin. 104 6-Raj Kumar, Balzaretti. 116 5 Ephriam, Pratt 112 9-Mouette, Rossi 116 No Boy 14-Four Eyes, Martin. 116 10-1 Plandome, Carroll 119 12-1 -Domestic Blen.
Hettinger 109 101 Keene 20-1 3-Rough Ally, Owens. 20-1 8 -Pilot Light. McMullen. 112 20-1 10 Errant Knight. J.
Martin. 116 20-1 13 -Valdina Haven, 106 20-1 SECOND RACE $2000, claiming, 3- year-olds and up, 6 furlongs 8-De Kalb, 120 8-5 -Red Ted. No Boy 115 6-1 16- Jorie Mar, No Boy. 114 112 8-1 3-1 -Fair Call. No Boy 117 10-1 Siganar.
No Boy. 115 10-1 -Hada Star. Keene. 117 12-1 -Sal's Sister. No Boy 112 12- -Quality Jane, No Boy.
114 -Lagalla. No Boy. 117 11-Tell Me More. No 117 15 -Lady Deck, No Boy. 112 20-1 Brodear.
No Boy. 112 20-1 Kalamazoo, No Boy. 115 20-1 5- -Blue Wise, 110 20-1 -One Look, No Boy. 114 20-1 THIRD' allowances. 2 year olds.
furlongs. -Quick News. No 112 10 Fore and Aft. Pratt 115 14 Theatrical Boy, Martin -Sason. Maschek 115 12-Zaca Bill, Glaug 115 6 -Lusty Tidbit.
112 No Boy 112 10-1 Undertow. Owens -Jackie Babs, No Boy 115 10-1 A -Hasty Blue. Chaffin 112 15-1 -Marled. Fator 112 15-1 8-Evelyn 9-Sipan. Owens 20-1 13-Paddy Daniels 111 20-1 FOURTH allowances.
3 year, olds, 6 furlongs. 2- Keene 115 -Count Did, McMullen 115 -Winsome Lad. 115 -Gaga. Balzaretti 110 -Son Admiral. Pratt 113 6-1 -Tiger Miss, Martin.
110 20-1 FIFTH allowances, 3- year-olds and up, 1 1-16 miles. 8- British Buddy, Breen. 112 5-2 3-Son O'Hal. Maschek. 112 6-aAboyne, Weidaman 110 2-aLinwood Jim, Martin.
110 6-1 -Guerryton, Glaug. 110 10-1 -Jamoke, 107 12-1 -Tumult. Robart. 110 12-1 -Free Boy, Keene. 20-1 aJoan Audrey Beattie entry.
SIXTH RACE- $2500, allowances, year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. -Pique, 117 13 McKeever. 106 16-Boy Angler, Maschek 111 -Wise Advice. No Boy 109 -Diamond Back, 113 -Air Patrol, Martin. -Oxie, Martin.
115 10-1 10-Doctor Jeep, 109 10-1 11-Ogma, Balzaretti. 109 10-1 -Anna Mullen. No 108 12-1 15- -Fire Kabo, Keene. 15-1 2-Heyorta, Martin. 20-1 McMullen 109 20-1 8-Post War Style, No Boy 20-1 9-Brown Dancer, Maschek.
114 20-1 14-Gun Bearer, No Boy. 109 20-1 Seventh allowances. 3- year-olds and up. 11-16 miles. 6-Grand Peter, Keene 12-1 10-I Conquer.
No Boy 103 7-Reply Brief. No Boy 103 Gray Syngo. Turnbull 114 8-Count Bill, Tobin 105 6-1 -Johnnie Maginn, McMul'n 105 8-1 packer, Glaug 110 -Trimdem, Keene 15-1 3-Red Fox. Owens $109 20-1 9 -Topsy Rose, McMullen 100 20-1 EIGHTH RACE $2000. claiming.
3-- year-olds and up. 1 mile, 70 yards, $1600. -Tracelette, Stone 5-1 -Seven Hills. Pratt 114 -Star Boarder, Seabo 112 10-Kate's Silver, Brennan 109 -Flight Over. Hill 118 6-1 -Glorious Sec.
Keene 10-i -To Town James. Turnb'1 12-i 5 -Big -Manipulate, Punch, No Gross Boy 116 112 20-1 12-1 6-Oak Twig. Delucia 105 20-1 -One One, Martin. 116 20-1 8-Right Carla, No Boy 113 20-1 Best Bet Kalb. Schoolboy Sidelights Bernie Kilroy and Bond New Coaches at English and J.
P. -By JOHN AHERN. The Boston coaching plums, the most sought after gridiron jobs in any, of the local school systems, have been filled finally with Bernie Kilroy going to English High and Bill Bond succeeding Jim Duffy at Jamaica, Plain. Kilroy moved over from East Boston High where he made his Boston debut with a five victory, two loss and one tie record. Bill Bond, working under the most trying conditions possible at Brandeis, was the first coach in the vocational school's history and, although his teams never made football history, he did a marvelous job in his three-year tenure.
Neither man needs any introduction to local football fans or coaches. Kilroy is the former Boston Commerce, Dean Academy fullback and later became an All-America center at Boston College. Bill Bond is remembered better as a baseball player as he played at B. C. High and captained Boston College in 1920.
Bill McCarthy has been appointed football coach at East Boston, succeding Kilroy, adding the grid sport to his hockey, track and baseball problems. Now all Joe McKenney's staff has to do is find a coach for Brandeis and into the Boston system for a coach for disk East Boston. 'Applicants' line forms on the right. TURN ABOUT year Johnny Pacino coached at Woburn High and had very capable Brown as a scout. This year Johnny retired to the comparative complacency of teaching at Reading Junior High, giving up coaching entirely.
Reggie Brown has been appointed coach at Milford, and Reggie needed a scout. So Pacino will come out of retirement on urdays and take a look-see at ford's future opponents. he is 'not leaving the Reading system. IODINE AND ARNICA Before the season even starts Bill Joyce, veteran coach of Lynn Classical, is whammied by the injury jinx. Harold Potter, first-string tackle, has been sidelined with broken wrist and his fullback, Ed Russell, can't face Winthrop tonight at Manning Bowl because of a charley-horse.
Vic Pacewicz will start at Potter's berth and Larry Lance takes over the fullback. comes from the South Pacific that Capt Joseph J. Tansey, former athletic director and instructor at Wentworth Institute, will return to the uptown school in January. Tansey is group intelligence officer of the 502d Bomb Group, and is particularly well known for his briefing of crews before strikes over the enemy homeland. FOREIGN NEWS Word JR.
GAMES WANTED DEPT.Malden High second squad team wants games at home or away with nearby schools on Monday afternoons. Interested schools contact Charley Wettergreen at Malden High. Grigas Filling Tailback Post in Yank Backfield DANVERS, Sept. 13-Coach Herb Kopf will concentrate on contact work this week as Boston Yanks whip into shape for next Tuesday night's exhibition game with N. Y.
Giants at Manning Bowl, Lynn. Johnny Grigas, former Holy Cross and Chicago Cards ball carrier, is being worked into the varsity backfield as tailback, operating with Pug Manders at fullback, Davis at wing and George Cafego at q. b. Grigas' forward-passing ability, which was latent until the final game of his college career, may be exploited to fullest advantage by the Yanks. Malden High Books Montreal Rival for Sept.
22 Football Tilt Malden High has completed arrangements to meet the High School of Montreal in football, the game to be played at Malden a week from Saturday, Sept. 22. Though Montreal desired a homehome series with a Greater Boston school, no game for 1946 has been arranged as yet. Faculty Mgr. D.
A. Macre of the Montreal team said that his which is of championship calibre, would arrive in Malden the evening of the 21st and would remain until the 23d. Local fans will see a new type of football as the Canadians play a 12-man game, using a flying end or an extra back. Coach Eddie Melanson of Malden has consented to play half the game using this system. Glenn Brown, Montreal's mentor, formerly coached at New Bedford.
RACING NOW THRU OCT. 2 Big Features! SATURDAY The for Newport $5000 added Stakes for Governor's $7500 Handicap Grandstand 50c Clubhouse $1 Tax Incl. Direct idence Express Bus and Pawtucket Service to from ProvTrack UNIFORM MEN AND SERVICE ADMITTED WOMEN FREE IN NARRAGANSETT PARK Miscue Aids Potter Edge Red Sox, 2-1 By CLIF KEANE Nelson Potter, ours when he limped to the bullpen and sat like a palm, hung another tin can the Red Sox tails, 2-1- potted, his ninth since joining the St. Louis Browns three years ago, against a loss and tie--before 4197 at Fenway Park yesterday. The loss was equally tough to Vic Johnson, skinny Sox southpaw, who saw a 1-all tie broken in the ninth inning on a wild throw of an attempted double play with Milt Byrnes scoring from second base when the heave bounded past George Metkovich into the Sox dugout.
But something had to break and it is doubtful if it would have been Potter. Only one ball was hit past the infield on him in the last 5. 2-3 innings a single by Eddie Lake, through short. One Real Hit out of reach of the fielders. SOX SORROWS Potter, with a varied assortment of sliders, screwballs and curves, chipped off corners all afternoon.
Only one of the five hits against him-a single through the box by Metkovich in the first inning--carried any authority. The rest were merely end-of-the-bat safeties just It was Shriners' Day at the park with the Aleppo Band and a group marching the flagpole prior to game time. Luke Sewell, manager of the Browns, is a memthe local unit. Jim Wilson, injured some time ago by lank Greenberg's smash, was a spectator and looked quite a bit thinner. If it's any consolation to the Sox broke their all-time double play record with three in the game for a total of 173 for the season.
The Browns may break their strangle hold on the Sox as they are expected to pitch John Miller against them today rather than Kramer. Otis Clark will pitch against him. Cronin said that Dave Ferriss will pitch Saturday against the White Sox. Rock Special to Return The special train service from Boston to the Rockingham Park race track in Salem, N. will be resumed during the Fall meeting from Oct.
8 to Nov. 17, it was announced last night by the Boston Maine management. Such rail service had been banned by the ODT during the war. Reds 3 Giants 2 At Cincinnati CINCINNATI NEW YORK ab bh po ab 5 bh po Clay.cf 4 6 Rucker.cf 0 4 2 Libke.r 3 Meade.r 5 Gardella.If 0 Kluttz.c Miller.s... Lakeman.c Kerr.s Wahl.2.
Reyes.3 0 Treadway Williams.2 0 Jurges.3 Harrist.p. Brewer.p 0 Adams.p 1 1Ott. 0 Fischer.p 0 Totals .31 8 27 8 Totals 36 10 24 11 for Wahl in seventh. Batted for Harrist in seventh. for Reyes in eighth.
for Adams in eighth. Cincinnati 000 000 30 New York 0100 000 100- 2 R. Sauer, Miller, Walker. Hausmann, Meade. E.
Wahl. RBI. Kluttz. Mesner, Walker. 2BH, McCormick, Miller.
DP. Clay and McCormick. LOB, New York 10, Cincinnati 7. BOB. by Brewer, Fischer.
Harrist 3. sO. by Brewer 3. H. off Brewer 7 in 6 2-3 innings.
Adams 0 in 1-3. Fischer in 1. Harrist 9 in 7. Kennedy 1 in 2. by by Brewer (Sipek).
Win P. Harrist. LP. Brewer. Umps.
Pinelli. Conlan and Boggess, Time. 1h. 42m. The Pennant Race By the Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE To Won Lost Behind Play Detroit 81 59 14 Washington 82 61 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 86 50 18 St Louis 81 53 212 17 REMAINING GAMES AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit--Against Philadelphia 1.
Washinston 5, Cleveland 4, St. Louis Total 11. Washington--Against Cleveland Detroit 5. New York 2. Philadelphia 3.
Total 11. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago--Against Brooklyn 5. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 5. Total 18.
St. Louis--Against Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 5. Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 1 (playoff of tie game to be scheduleed later).
Total 17. Same Old Story ST Gutteridge LOUIS 2b. AB BH TB PO Finney rf Byrnes cf Stephens s5 00 Schulte 3b Mancuso 00 McQuinn 1h A Potter Totals. .32 12 27 10 BOSTON La Forest 3b Metkovich lb. 219 Lazor Johnson If Newsome 2b 8 Culberson ss.
Pytlak 06 Johnson 19 Totals. 31 al 16 1 St Louis 000 010 001-2 BOSTON 000 100 000-1 RBI. Laabs, Lake. HR. Laabs.
Sac. Stephens. DP. Stephens, and McQuinn; Stephens: Gutteridge McQuinn: La Forest, Newsome and Metkovich; Culberson. Lake and Newsome: Johnson, Lake and Metkovich.
LOB. St. Louis 6. Boston 4. BOB, by Potter.
Johnson 2. 50. by Potter 4. Time, 35m. Attendance.
Weafer, Boyer and Grieve. 3507. Woods Meets Evans Tonight as Goodwin Club Opens at Garden Walter "Popeye" Woods, veteran Astoria, L. favorite, often a clown in his appearances here, will meet Reedy Evans, Hackensack, N. middleweight, in the feature 10- round bout in the opening Goodwin A.
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