NEW LIBERATOR LINER —-Designed as a postwar luxury airliner. Consolidated Vultee’s
_ new Liberator Liner (above) has numerous features of the Liberator bomber (B-24).
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THIRD GAME 1
OF CLASSIC j
A THRILLER
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their half of the seventh. •
The Calrds garnered their sec
ond tally in, the eighth.: ... .]
Summary-: ' . V
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* Rirov^as .8' 2
Cards ..A....L.,.,._..2 " 7 0
j Batteries: Frowns, Kramer and
Hayworth. . Cards:, Wilks, I
Schmidt, Jurisich, Byerly and I
Cooper.- • ’ • I
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' Thursday's Game Thriller
lln the first extra inning game i
of a World Series since 1937, and
the longest game since 1935, the
. St. Louis Browns, rallied in the;
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sixth to score > twice on Gene j
Moore’s single and Red Hay
worth’s double, the second run,
which tied the score 2-2, coming
in when Frank Mancuso drove a
long pinch-hit single, scoring
Hayworth from second base. Un
til'the sixh inning the St.. Lpuis
: Cardinals led the Browns 2-0.
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The extra innings resulted from
this rally of the Browns.
The Cards took advantage oj
four errors, of the Browns, when
the American leaguer’s defense J
lapsed for a time, tallying once!
in tkk third inning, on Verban’s
single and Nelson , Potter’s two
errors. An infield out added an !
other rub in the fourth on Ver- \
ban’s fty to left field, after Ray ,
Sanders had walked, Whitey Ku ;
rowski had singled and' Mcirk
Christianas error in handling Mar- '
ton’sbouncer which leaded the
bases and scored Sanders.
Donnelly 29-year ol<T rookie I
from Olivia, Minn., who won *
only two games all year for “ the
Cards, set the Browns back on j
their heels, after relieving Max
Lanier ' ih the eighth inning,
striking out seven men in four;
innings arid yielding only two j
hits. Donnelly’s vietoi-y proved a
kr: for Bob Muncrief, who came i
in after Potter1 was lifted for a 1
pinch hitter in the seventh.
The Browns threatened again j
in the eleventh when George Me- j
Quinn opened with a double.
Christian tried a bunt to send (
him to third, but Donnelly threw j
ill ilntii ili A »fi iV iV
to Kurowski, w*h'd' made'"a' one
handed stab to put the ball on
the .sliding McQuion for a vital
out The next-two men at bat
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proved, easy- outs.
In the National leaguers’ half,
Sanders led with a single," was
sacrificed to second by Kurow
ski’s bunt and romped home on
O’Doa's single, after Marion had
been given an intentional pars
O’Dea’s pinch hit scoring San
ders, gave the Cards the 3-2 de
cision for the day, thereby squar
ing the series at one game each.
The Summary.
R H E
St. Lduitb * Browns ,...2 7 • 4
St. Loui$ Cardinals . 3 7 0
Batteries: Browns: Potter,
Muncrief and Hayworth. Cardi
nals: -Lanier, Donnelly and W.
Cooper. ,
AL POLET IS NEW
MASONIC DEPUTY
Alvin Polet was installed last
evening by Past Worshipful Mas
ter Norvin W. Lewis, as District
Deputy of District No. 1, which
includes Anvil Lodge No. 140, and
Tanana No. 162
YOUNG DAUGHTER
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
The five-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Bcwman
owman died yesterday from
pneumonia and throat infection.
The date of the funeral has not
been announced, but will prob
ably be held from the Catholic
Church.
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priests and. artists, has been un
touched by war although but a
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