THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HfSALD PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1945 » Baseball Stars In Special Broadcast - - . Rouge Defeats Roosevelt Trackmen Rougnnen Vaughn and Coieman Although taking first place in six by McKenna of Wyandotte, with :2« tha 220 yard dash to of the events, the Roosevelt high Vaughn, River Rouge, second and took ll of Wyandotte, third school track team lost to River Szalta in third place. with Branch Rouge by held Taking first In the one-mile event man. 10 points in the meet er SPORTS team had high jump was an all Rr- at the Rouge May 8. Grahl from the Roosevelt The by a The Rougq garnered 52*4 points a time of 5:08, closely followed Rouge event with Evan* makir? of every to beat the Wyandotters score of teammate Price. Crenshaw of the The Rougers also five persons In When white pine wood is air- Jump of 5’6" nc 42tt. Rouge was third. 1:40.8. , . yard relay In States wean spectacles. dried it will support the weight of Duve of Wyandotte ran the 120 Wyandotters also placed first In took the 880 However, two out of every five per- Vaughn the running broad nearly 2V4 tone lengthwise of the yard high hurdles in :16.2 followed the 800 yard run and the 440 yard took "atu fc tho total populaUon have with a distance of 20’2”. Sec- grain, although three-quarters of by Brodie and Snyder of River event. With a time of 2:17.4, Wy- Jump appreciable errors In was McKenna and vision. of its volume is air. Rouge. In the 200 yard low hurdles andotte’s Church was first in the ond place man third. The shot putt Duve again in first :24 880 yard followed by Cooper, Wy- Szalta was came in by McCann, Rner followed by Gilbert of River Rouge. andotte; Kern, Rouge. In the event was taken River 43 feet; Evana* Sheets of Wyandotte and Szalta of 440, it was Niefert, Wyandotte with Rouge, distance second; Karres, Wy- Rouge tied for third place. a time of :57.7; Jones, River Rouge River Rouge, The 100 yard dash was run :11 and Kulawczyk, Wyandotte. andotte, third. jI News-Herald Coif School Opens Today Tonight marks the opening class in irons will be held at the same of the News-Herald golf school. time on Tuesdays. We Muil KEEP BUYING Pro Van acting In- With Archie as No entry forms are needed and 'Til They Slop Dying structor the first session will get will be charged. Those at- Buy Your FULL SHARE of underway at the West Shore Golf no fees ' AUTOi CLUB ¦ tending the classes must bring their and Country Club, at 7 p. m. for BONDS women with a men’s class scheduled own clubs however. 7th WAR LOAN ? its own for 8 o’clock. Prizes w T ill be awarded by the I ,s£&h&sXt4x". \tal2es-cate # :¦¦>•#: Instruction in the of woods News-Herald to the best student* of. use V ) -V I including proper grip, stance and chosen by Van at the end of the ADDITION to all the other services to the 1 r(tmembers ofthe Automobile Club of Michigan... j§ swing willbe given tonight. Classes school.

, • • . If a member is walking and an automobile BASEBALL STARS STEP UP to the microphone (Hal) Newhouaer, Tiger pitcher voted American I SOFTBALL Sandhill. runs him down, if he is hurt in an automobile, | for a special broadcast, with Harry Heilmann, League’s most valuable player for 1944; Paul MINOR for Holicki’s team TENNIS CLUB DANCE hoe, street car, train or ship, he willbe reimbursed I sports broadcaster Goebel Brewing Company, (Dizzy) Trout Detroit pitcher and League shut- Detroit, as master of ceremonies. The event was MINOR BASEBALL The Wyandotte Tennis Club is $25 a week for hospital expenses ... 8 out champ for 1944; Paul Richards, Tiger catcher; NEW-TYPE held in conjunction with the recent series between Piesecki’s, Pritchett, Yanks, Po- sponsoring a dance at the Masonic i . , If killed by accident in his car, his bene- 2 the Detroit Tigers and St Louis Browns in St Heilmann; Luke Sewell, manager of the pennant- lish Veterans, Wy. Chemicals. Temple for the young people of the ficiarv will receive $2,000 or if in any other car, 1 Louis. In the line-up of important American wiiming St Louis Browns; and William (Bill) MIDGET SOFTBALL city on Saturday, May 19, 8:30 to WALLPAPER bus, street car or train the amount will bp SI,OOO 1 League baseball talent are, left to right: Frank Summers, American League umpire, recently Eagles Team. 11:30 with Nick Jabe’s Orchestra. to $10,000... and according totype and seriousnese 1 (Stubby) Ovcrmire, Detroit Tiger pitcher, Harold returned from a USO tour overseas with Heilmann. MIDGET BASEBALL Everyone welcome. of accident in wrecks or fires he will he paid up I Leighty’s, Bulldozers, Buccaneers, to SIO,OOO for loss of arms, legs, eyes, hands, etc. I llonic Decoration The Club takes care of its own ifhurt or help- 1 less end even after death. Such payments 1 Recreation OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY

... X3EEI now amount to over $900,000 if you with a Sport Shots-harry AAA security and protected motoring ... 1 whitlow News phone Club . . . ask for information please. I FISH DINNERS BOYS BASEBALL AND SOFT- > SERVED DAILY • lletrelt Automobile | The Softball and Baseball team and willcertainly bear watch- BALL LEAGUES ORGANIZING e f ing. team Exchange I Leagues in the past week took quite Another to watch will be From now on the boys leagues Tuesday's Special *' Attorney-in-fact! a from the weather the fast-going Band Box Cleaners i ? Chaa. B. Van Dawn, | beating man. will operate under new names as HOT DOGS and iri%\ Thos. P. Henry, Ralph Thom aa 1 Cold weather and rain stopped play of Lincoln Park. Although Fitzger- adopted by the Michigan Recrea- •; Ramsay, ‘ John J. Central Manager | in most leagues. The Wyandotte ald Real Estate gang have not had tion Association in order to keep all SAUERKRAUT DINNER «¦ p opportunity ¦ Chemicals League were unable to an to »how Just how Recreation Leagues under the same BOILED DlNNEßS—Wednesday asfAateaiohile Clnb of Michigan | open because of the wet weather good they are I understand that age limits and names. they will be a tough gang to & and Class A Softball and Baseball beat. The new names are Majors—un- IRISH STEW-Thursday cold. In the Junior Old Timers, we Open 2913 BIDDLE AVE. Open were stopped Yet in going der 18 years; Minors—under 16 Bring Family f have mighty strong team in El- the Whole for One Evenings Wyandotte. Mich. Evenings over what had happened during the a years and Midgets—under 14 years mers. The addition they just got of Treats! week we find—over at Allen Park with May 1 as the date players These Delicious Chief Riley’s Allen Park team looks from former Town Inn players IV A. D. Olmstead, Mgr. I must be under these years. They like very strong contenders. They will make this team a hard one to Call at the Division Office 1472-3*4 I may play out the season if they have an excellent pitching staff beat. For More Information * 1 turn the next age after this date. with four strong hurlers. In beat- In the Open League three teams A boy may play in a higher class CORRIGAN’S CAFE ing the Oro6se He Naval Base the are very well matched in Hoersch than his age if he is good enough mm* PLUM AT Wayne Recreation look like a hot THIRD NEAR BIDDLE Bros., Halowax and Drysdale. The to make the grade. Beadyfested* other entry Chelsea is now getting It is important for boys planning to play ball to remember that they additional players and they should can play on only one team in soft- line up a number one team before Wallpaper ball and baseball in the city spon- . . . . Expert STYLED RIGHT long. leagues. boy good Service with soiore also csiliho sored Thus, a k from In the City Club League look out enough to play in a higher age on Anyone can hang it! Guaranteed for the Fraternal Order of Eagles class cannot also play in his age MAKES OF CARS washable-fade-proof-style tested. * ALL New display makes and the of These class. rule adopted by method selec- Friends Veterans. This was tion of patterns easy. Color scheme two teams to be the tops the Down River Recreation Direc- BRAKE SERVICE and chart insure* correct choice at there. The'Sher clubs in the league tors, Harry Wagner, Wyandotte; MOTOR TUNE-UPS pattern. Hire* boxes willdo the all look much stronger Walter average room, complete with bor- than last Farrar. Trenton; Glen Hunt, Our Specialty der. Nothing else buy. HARRY'S year to and some of the new addi- Ecorse and Frank Webber, River tions who have not had a chance Rouge. GEO. DOHERTY | FriM. $1 91 amd to show their worth may as top This year major Service Manager act the division in p«r box, nlMir notch team and carry everything baseball and softball will be on a JntlwcJina bo*- rlf before them. Down River basis playing two games Fleetwing MEN S SUITS I CARS Ford $1 -*9 pm box. each week with the winners to USED Cil i GMolin» Bdouble breasted. of Ecorse and Mellin Moran Class ball the majors will play a state Koul'i Dept. Store A Baseball to be played at Ecorse tournament at Flint, against teams Jack's Service Station ALL SIZES tonight. In Junior Old Timers from all over the State at the fa- TOWING - ROAD SERVICE PHONE 9646 3216-20 Biddle Ave« Wyandotte Len’s Inn and Elmer’s will tangle at mous Atwood Stadium which is Phone 0818 Pulaski park at 9 pm. Fitzgerald considered equal to the Big Leagues 3365 Biddle* Corner Orange—Open Sundays Til 6 P.M. to will get their big test tomorrow in fighting facilities. ‘27- ‘39- night when they will meet CA.S.U. The Major softball league will at Pulaski park at 9 o’clock. At 8:30 also have a tournament, not an- Friday night the Orosse He Naval nounced yet where it will be held. Base will meet Wyandotte Chem- The Minor and Midget Leagues Mens SPORT COATS icals at the Chemical club at 8:30. will have a tournament also. It will likely be held at Dearborn and Wy- Milt Powell of Roosevelt was in andotte although no definite ar- and LOAFER COATS with reference to the track team. rangements have been made. Beautiful fitting coats in several styles, wanted It seems, and Milt will bear this All boys leagues will start play Jr j# shades and materials. out, the team can win practically the week of June 18. Team mana- any event but, when the points are gers may get contracts now at City added up, they lose. It is so tough Recreation Office. There is no en- to that Milt has tom out the few try fee but June 1 is the deadline V»9|H *9- ‘l9- remaining hairs he has in his head for entries to leagues. enough boys —not to take second MEETING DATES and third place and that is where Major Softball and Baseball— the local boys lose the meet, all Monday, May 21, in the City Hall, first and places. no For instance, 7 pm. Minor Softball and Base- MEN'S SLACKS* at the River Rouge nil, meet last week ball, Monday, May 28, in the City Make up your the local kids piled wins own contrasting outfit from Harry’s in six but Hall, 7 pjn. Midget Baseball and lost the meet a^W .large selection. All wool Gabardines, Tweeds and 52 to 42 which is Softball—Saturday, May heartbreaking 26, in the Herringbone in all sizes. for the team. One City Hall, 10 a.m. I thing that is something—the team Teams entered to date are: has not been beaten this year in Bp the quarter, MAJOR SOFTBALL ¦ half or mile run. to ‘4- ’9- Moore’s, Baird, Hileman and St. Stan’s <*-*>»& Something else to look forward Club. y» to the All Junior Rifle meet to be held at the Wyandotte range • me —NOTICE—# June 17. This is the first all Jun- 4iiuuu SPORT—SHIRTS ior event ever to be held in the CLOCK REPAIRING

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