20-C TNI TIMES BREVITIES: Thursday. June 15. 1944 Tigers’ Pitching and Hitting Cools Off Indians Byrd in Sports Rifle Winner TRAPPING A TIGER IS SPORT FOR INDIANS Newhouser, Golf Tucker Tops Hit*er s, Drama 4 but York’s Gentry Friday Star NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.. List 15 (UP)—The big four of the MACDONELL for Rurs Batted In By LEO fairways SAMm Y BYRD. By DON GILLIES CLEVELAND, ipne 15 —The BYRON NELSON. JUG Mc- By LEO MACDONF.LL Official list of all winners and glim end talented Harold New- SPADEN and CRAIG WOOD—- 15—What houaer today pointed to greater lead a field of 124 proa and ema* CLEVELAND, June their scores in the Hearst Times pr:c« hits if they don t make pitching heights aa he celebrated ! teurs Into tha first round of tha rifle tournament will be published triumph the season, SIO,OOO York Red Croat Open with the runs'* his ninth of New Tucker, mercury in the Times tomorrow. one more than ne totaled all last at Wykagyl Country Club today. Thurman against Byrd, a runaway footed White Sox outfielder, led So hot was competition that season. He won but eight on tha basis of League with an 17 losses in 1943. triumph in tha opening summer the American John S Sprague, chief statistical Em J [ffmk of Philadelphia .391 in the latest At the same time, another tournament at last o\er-stuffed officer, his assistants double week, official averages. He batted in and Steve O’NeiH's younger mound was favored to cop tha checked almost all of the 2.200 the hosiery $2,666 in war that tha only 12 runs. stars. Ruffus Gentry, bonds scores. J I mill worker from Winston-Salem, ! leader will Sunday night Far down the list is Rudy up pocket may ¦¦ of with not too glorious Rifle club officials pick n 48881 WmSmr enjoyed the proud distinction after four 18-hole rounds. York a the sports depart- M blank Yankee outfielder the prizes at Times being the first chucker to The former ment from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.. the Indians this year will be shooting at these needle- any day except Thursday and Sat- and Gentry were like fairways and • Newhouser poetage-stamp ri i Monday. 19. • Tigers by • urday, starting June 10m* the pitching heroes as the greens with a mina weighted u-Vr’l'T^V^VT',^ On Saturdays prtees will be avail- clubbed out a smashing double family trouble. Byrd’s dad is near able after 2 p. m. I ..|Ei win over the Indians, 3 to 0 and death in Birmingham, Ala., and All shooters who fired in the 11 to 3. at League Park yesterday, the Detroit pro may ba called not i] tar- hold on third home any But, despite among the tournament may have their strengthened their at time. pt' j| w! 14646 place and stayed at the heels of this, he ranks as tha man to \ Tj gets by writing Sprague. Winthrop. or telephoning him at the torrid Red Sox. beat. leaders. I Tigers ran their suc- Against VE 5-8979 before 2:30 p. m week The also any Sundays, lie will cesses to five against four defeats Sheila lor Hunlerat Tiger pitch- \ days or time three days advance notice to in intercluh competition with "possibility*’ todsy, ac- need " Were a ing in Chi- u / W - - Mjjfip. Cleveland this year. The effect cago recently. at by vork locate targets. -i mr cording to the War Production of the setbacks also cooled off the Board which says there may be Tucker collected five hits—but S'EASTERN WINS Indians, since recent sin- who tri- a small supply available for shot- four of them were infield High, at first umphs in St. Louis had begun to gles. born of the Windy City Southeastern guns in the fall. thought to be tied with Redford. get big Ideas. of the lnt*mt and 11-5 in the order Western 931 and Rosar and Umpire Boyer Matched. was notable. Gentry provided the of thing has its part in the eastern 940. Buddy (UP) to bear AL "RUMMY'’ sort 930. Ann Arbor High won most glittering contribution $70,000 fashioning scores. Redford < F) DAVIS tonight in their of the girls’ title. In fact, this Ruffe Double But runs-batted-in can make Gentry gave one swell perform- fight in Madison Square Garden One other change that out, up for a lot of faults. Important holding Indians to six . . . 16.000 willpay much s open individ- 109 ance, the Tucker, Eddie Camett and occurs in the men Hirst'll Shoots hits as many innings per- tis expected. by Joseph T. Con- First in and order, captured Walters Orris Hockett, in that ual. Police Post '9' mitting only one of the enemy as the Irish Rifle Club, with \p w'ere the top hitters in the rad of base Detroit Yacht f'lubt mark of 369. including 14 per- far as second at league. Their combined runs- a Without Effort Double F was as hot as the Held its monthly tournament batted-in total was 41 against fect bull’s-eyes. weather, which was 87 and sultry. Meadowbrook yesterday and totaled by Stan Spence. Floyd Grudier was placed sec- 10 50 were Double F's mates hot. Handsome Jack Hanson topped EDGAR Win 87 Keeps Winning By HAYES To Stephens York, of ond with 368 with 11 bulls. Paul nifty plays the sailors with an 81 . . . Jack and all three Michigan folks By Inlernillnnal New* lertlf* turning in three double whom were under .300. Chuba of Center Line defeated Elrov Hirsch said good-by to the University of behind their pitcher pal and play- Weber s 76 was best among the to |—Police its un- of Walters, the of sponsored by U. M. Club of Bucky reformed . G. John Debbie Detroit. 352 Post ront-rrmed at the annual golf tournament the ing alert, ball. guests , . L. McAllen with alumni turned out for the dinner errorless afid Want Figures? 349 for the boys’ open individual. beaten pace in the American Detroit. More than 150 ardent who helped to hurl With a two-bagger in the fifth 71. Sid Heavenrich with 72 Country , scoring and day’s golfing at Tam o’Shanter Club. __ a A] Knorr with 73 as net scores figures, you Doris Willoughby. Detroit’s Legion League yesterday, the Cincinnati Reds to National with one out. Pat O’Dea. recruit Here are the if her Hirsch was presented with a headed the classes. •re in to be bored ishootm’ schoolmarm defeated an easy 11-1 victory over Vincent League pennant in 1939 with 27 outfielder off the Cleveland sand- the mood Naomi Polt, to 354, beautiful ttophy, mounted with out two-bagger, With figures. teammate. 359 the pitching the Hurls again in 1940 w-ith lots. whacked a the open individual. Post behind five-hit four figures to mark four Witgen victories and to only to reach tied Run Hollerat ha Rat for women’s in single be the Indian flicker (Whit* S"*> 391 IS Both are members of the Parks of a newcomer, Dave Storm. letters he received his 22, seems about to duplicate those second. He died there as Ruffe i Will honor Billy Taylor with a (WhM* So*) 3AS 13 a performance ]\o-llit Csrnett Betty year at Michigan, Victory Saturday . . . former district dodikna) and Recreation Gun Club. Bob Pearson. Cooley High ath- performances in the current cam- bore down. day Hockett .35* 1A without equal in the history’ of the injured recently when Total Lou Rose of Ann Arbor won the lete, Jerry hatted home star was Spence (Senator*) .293 and Brielmeier of St. university* Hank Witgen faced only 22 men paign. Italy, girls’ title in this event with 334. Eddie Mayo and with his ambulance blew up in Stephan* (Brown*) .3*l >0 .Theresa led the attack w-ith three major as he pitched a no-hit, 1-0 victory, Walters early today—around 1 York tTl*er*j .3*9 3« He received awards in i two of the tallies. York also hitting a land mine. •* SCHOOL CHAMPS for Briggs over Local 154 last Total hits apiece. football, basketball, track and a. m. to be more precise—scored scored the other on a double play the ancient few night in the Mack Park softball Wont Take Rick Ferrell, Winners in the rifle school Roose Vankor, strengthened by . In the next weeks his tenth victory of the season with no one out. York and Mayo,! Fori 4'uater Washington catcher. He flaunts Devine (men) he leaves to complete his officer s league feature. Hank walked two. con- A heartbreaker 3-2 from Great event were Vernor the addition of many Eastern Briggs’ his in overtime, when each poled two hits in this a magnificent .340, but has hit (women! training with the marines at Par- fanned five. It was 11th and fourth Negro baseball team, al- 347, Catherine Sedwick High players, swamped Briggs, he and the Reds outlasted the test. Lakes home only (hoys) 342 ris Island. win in a row. six though to three hits by John 337. Richard-Castle 13-5. Ray Redmond bagging three rain, which delayed On the mound official in- held nine Moltrup (girls) pitcher, St. Clair Shores trimmed Local Pirates and and Nancy Lee safeties and Jack Dieters hitting The fleet halfback, edged night game three times. The nings. Newhouser was forced to Wright. jumper played his 280. 7-1. and Police out the because 286. a homer. guard, broad 7, 6-5, eighth inning was 3 to 2 in 11 innings. retire in the seventh of A bor champions game golf the season Local in the score an during ! American Aanoclatlon: Novice Jndividual games Learned boat first of of of the other games. the first in the majors injury suffered the are Jack V, Klus (men) 198, In other and turned in a disappointing 109.! Bucky is Tiger half of the frame. Columbus still five games be- rt Beaudry. 3-2, behind Art Houtte- contests jicheduled this season. ”' *..(,¦ h (women,* Three are to win 10 .300. Helen Loudenslager 197. who toured the course the start it was ob- hind Milwaukee . . . beat Brewers i.v’V Y-TB man. and Posselius humped Tern- But those tonight, starting at 6:30 p. m. The Yankees broke a seven- But from Carlton 195, he not his .. . Minneapolis (boys) and with show’ed flashes —— yesterday. 8-5 Goodwin stedt, Tomasino featur- him said Ev*ry Day I* D-Day In faflwrl** night vious Newhouser was Nancy Lee Moltrup (girls) 193. 9-6. Larry fine golf form on the trip game losing streak last good was struggling 6-4; Toledo de- ing with four hits for the winners. of the Senators. 6 to 2. usual self. He downed Louisville. B One important change occurs in around the layout. against all the time and it was well his feated Kansas City, 2*l, and In- Every Day I* D-Day In Faflwlf* Probable Pitchers The Browns maintained a one- Ba the mens open four-man team AMERICAN LEAOIE mates backed him up with plenty dianapolis split with St. Paul. 1-0, 1 NUSSBAUMER WINS 7-!)> game first place by heat- ¦ race. Great Lakes Steel won the DETROIT (TROI'T. at Cl*v*l«n—3:3o p m. EWT ing the White Sox. 10 to 3. George HB B| others under event with a 1492, but Greater Bob Nussbaumer, a fellow ma- (Donald, Waahmyton Newhouser hurt himself in the ti.rr Day la D-Dar l* *artortr* to N*w York 2-S> at a two-run homer as . the select .300 Detroit, first thought to be sec- Outboards Race rine and footballer, was one of his (Ha*fn*r, 4-fl)—S 30 r w EW’T McQuinn hit groin sliding into home plate for 888 ft-2) RIC K fTRREtX circle, hut with opponents him by two Philadelphia iHimi. at Boiton part of the victory blast. Tiger the ond. has been placed third and beat (HiJKh»on. S-2)- 3 pm. EWT. one of three tallies in run- —Every I)ay l« D-Day in Faet<*rt*» time they have batted home a score Borderline of Port Huron Sunday strokes. Only icame* *<:h*dul*d seventh. If was the fourth of runs each. nerup. At Belle Isle Bill Barclay, assistant football Uam*i tomorrow —8t Loui* at D*froi» in as many times at the plate that Chlcaco at Cl*v*land, Boaton *t Waahinj June Whizzer While in the Parks Net Meet 24 All of which may prove noth- There were no changes Races for Class A. B and C ; and manager of the Univer- ton and Philadelphia at New York Newhouser got on base. He cpl- ing than more cer- open four-woman team event. hydroplanes, and racing Michigan golf course, and NATIONALLEAOCr. Annual public parks and play- two and walked twice, more we are service sity of (C. 4-7) lected hits and winning the the U. Boaton Barrett, at Philadelphia scoring on two occasions tain than ever that Hitler Parks and Recreation runabouts are included on Chuck Kocsis, former of M (R Barrett. 3-7)—9 p m. EWT ground tennis championships will with of 785. (Butcher. 3-3) Co. is going to take an aw’ful | championship a score first in a series of outboard re- captain, turned in the best cards Ptttaburgh at Cincinnati at Northwestern courts. In the Indian half of the srv-, <• he held ——Army Air Show I* Free 71s. Bar- (De Larrui, 2 3t 3 r m EWT obvious Award gattas Isle day. subpar enth, it was Newhouser. Given shellacking. But, it has been scheduled at Belle of the nice Brooklyn (Gregg. *-9) at to New York June 24 to July 2. Entries close wallowing in pretty figures, Sunday by the Detroit Outboard clay was 4 under par coming (Feldman. 4-1)- * 4S p m EWT was suffering After Boudreau | fun. fees the ? Roy Grenier, secre- three holes, but admitted Only game* acheduled June 22. All go to had singled, one of five hits which ABOARD A U S DESTROYER. hasn’t it Association. the last flame* tomorrow Cincinnati at today. the pressure was pretty tough. Philadelphia Cross the Cleveland skipper bagged in MARSHALLS ISLAND BASK. Tops tary, announced Commo- Brooklyn at American Red Faulkner dandy that many times at and Mike (UP)—Lt. (j.g.) B\mn Pop Goes Huns dore Andy Rogerson of the DO A John Driver had a 73. bat. June 5 expects a large fleet to race de- Notes from Michigan's big tour- Rocco walked, O'Neill rushed t Whizzer) White, former college A 1 Sutphin. the Cleveland spite the of the war into Lund, played on Johnny Gorsica to the hill All-American and professional inroads who — nament: Don t.rrrj Dmy It R-Dm In f'wtorlr#— printers ink and hockey tycoon, the ranks of the club. Sixty DOA three teams with Hirsch during Trout Hurls Today: ¦ ¦ b>otball star, today received t has achieved many notable Star Skippers members are in service. the year, was at the eighteenth Bronze Star Medal for things, including the introduc- tee to cheer his teammate.. .He How They Stand torious service j r•r x 1 tion of popcorn in the Cher- to he Ihe arrived w-ith baseball coach Ray VMmicsx lmm r. Jack Faulkner proved 5 • " "- bourg Peninsula, it has just too to play golf. 3d Game in Hays W L Prt »OB W I, Pet 'OB I 1 best light weather skipper in last Fisher late ST. no 23 *>** .. Chi 22 24 .47* 4 been revealed here. night's Star Class rare at Cres- Other coaches who watched B Rstillta ThiiraHt) limwi uk ,JHI in at 'A v $ corn from the United States. Miller's Star, while those sensational Michigan lines: Tigers final game of the York was the only Tiger who OFT. 3-11. CUv. ft 3 PET Cltvt 'osc Dick Fleet in B'>i 6-8, Phil 4 -ft Phllt *t Ruton u'« bases Danville, walking by without stopping to Indians 9 bombardments of enemy day. He was bom in Faulkner was 2 minutes 12 seconds in Chicago last Sunday and four-game series with the 51 L Ift Chi Pitta at Cmrl Ky„ but the day the writer will keeping say hello.. .Lyle Bennett, assistant is an even break. If Detroit cops Brit In at N Y . rain Br>»ton at Phila on northern Bougainville. Buka ahead of Miller. In with pitched two innings as a relief Boa at Phila . rain Rrk at N Y night Kavieng on New Ireland always remember in Rue's con- the boat trainer, had a nice duece on the today's game, they will go home Pitta 2 Only ram*« Island. I newest Star tradition hurler here Monday night. He Ctnr 3. of York Island. nection will he the one in Yankee here, was dipped into second hole. eighth with four win* against three Amrr, Int'l l^acur Island and Duke Faulkner V will be bidding for his In* 1-0, S' P a 2 All aamaa poat- Hatch, the Chicago 1 His citation was signed by Adm. Stadium when Joe ducked 8.763 Lake St. Clair after the race by Henry equipment five losses on the road trip to Mpla 6. Lvl 4 ponad. rain, " triumph against setbacks. I Halsey. thrown pop bottles. the other skippers. j man, said his golf was just for fun and Cleveland. I Tol. 2. K. C. 1 William F. played g01f...50 While the Cleveland setback* ...Leßoy Meir undoubtedly pill, the golf coach, Ray Courtright, were a bitter did got a measure of In- had satisfactory 77... Boudreau who a most glory out of a collec- Every By Jimmy Hatlo Women Stars Meet Art Valpey said not to mention his dividual Do It Time tion of five hlta in five times at THEY’LL score. bat In the second game. He MICHIGAN GREATS bagged four singles off New- two-bagger off In Tennis Feature Among the Michigan greats houscr and a OfJES WITH In not get a hit 11UC GOT crowd were Stan Fay. Jack' Gorsica. He did :E-LlkE IN THIS *rv«ESEMI-SHAPEYy FUNNIEST SHAPES ARE \ the off Gentry in the first game. V/mi A preview of what may happen the The scores Marion,! 'URE OF CUTIE Y/M\ p < ( WHO WANT T> V 3-2. in first set. Blott. Pat Smith. Dutch turning in a couple of FO (T/ TOO** JUST THE ONES *t k orcst Hi! s in September is were 8-3, 6-1. Rex and Chuck Bernard...; Besides jRVIE, MOVIE Wells in right field. THE V|| Talbert, nation *1 well represented fantastic catches * the offering today in the women'sj Bill No. 4. The services were Cullenbine, the people's choice R~ SORT OF A J \ (fusion <>f the national clay produced too many strokes under with Col. Rogers of the army.| among Cleveland fans, bagged, A n courts championship at Detroit: better control than Lt. W. Capt. Hoffman of the marines and 11-SPORT And N A. hits two in each contest. N Angstadt and won. 6-0. 6-0. Lt. Flory of the navy. four AI-FORMAL DRESS j i hope she made) [ thevAIWAVS ] lenns Club. * singles. l f f Pauline Betz, defending title- Hubert Manire Detroit public v\ Ralph Routier stood on the first All were :om3ined- / f the most of her \ \ thinh. the j v / ) STWIIS holder, pairs today with Dorothy parks champion eliminated Frank tee and criticized the swing of LONG AND SHORT OPPORTUNITIES WHEN M STVUSH Hart, writer. Bundy. Tomorrow. Dons Brodv Des Moines -ixirt-, Glenn M. Coulter. first game lasted only WORE 'EM enough legal thought The holder of three decisions over 9-7 6-2 “Not and 43 minutes—the -j Betz, opposes Arnold, Clifton, young- given to It,” Ralph explained. 1 hour M>s Mary Connie Florida second 2 hour* and 43 minutes. ’•troking experience family was repre- varied and severe star ster. lacked the and The Columbo one hour longer. meet Saturday. craft to go along by Jr. and Fred... Just 'The winners court with Miss sented Louis from preview his partner, Ace Newhouser was all in the Betz’ part in ’he al- Bundy. The scores were 6-2. 6-1. Ed Jeffries and With Shirley Nancy Wilson, complained they had heat and running bases two most went yesterday to Miss Arnold dispos* ri of both he was j hits and a pair of w-alks. Mi Fry. 0„ jp putter 16 of Akron. eleventh Corhett. runner- to Miss Betz trouble. times, scoring ranking in the in 19-13 6-1 Joe Gembis was resplendent In on base four twice.; m in the and third 6-0. 4 "C for girls division. Shirley cf the bril- an all white outfit...At least all He hurt himself sliding home returned Miss IIAKT WINS the fi~st tee... Fred Mat- the second run and had to retire. liant backhand the w’hite at serious. The shots for two Miss Hart, another power thaei and Roy T. Mitchell led the But, the injury is not champions prize will he ready sets, taking the first and coming wielder mastered Catherine Wolf Linsdale College Glee Club in the tall, slim left-hander singing.. from for the tough Browns in Detroit. 1 close in the second. 6-1. 6-4 Her cross court and Why/ >jr .Carl Bauer Jr. In the third. Miss Betz began de. p sho’s to th* corners plus an Saginaw and Eddie Goodman of After today (June 15) trading hitting and remained in the show. effective forecourt touch were' Port Huron were dinner |UMtI between big league clubs Is pro- The scores were 4-6. 9-7, 6-2. suffirier,’. Most of the guests were mem- hibited. The only way one club Shirley faded after bringing the Fdward Roszak a civilian again I pi? bers of The Detroit Times Quar- can acquire a player from an- third se’ game to 2-2. It wm the after two years with the marines terbacks Club.. .including l)oc other la via the waiver route. Morne Enggass, as la known here the aet Betz lost in her two and 1H months' active service in Pearman, Tom As far ~ first on the tournament appearances here. the sou’h Pacific. Bougainvile Lane. Charley Oakman. Babe Tigers have no deals jP / TO REEPA to Bill today. J TrVln6 among filer ['laces, returned Pretty Dorothy Murton Crawford. Chuck Kocsis. fire ¦ ¦ >\ straight face as GOOD SHOWING i- tenr * Jack Mooney. Dr. l*eo local with Walter Preston' Frackelton. 5 DOUBLE PLAYS THE CJVES IN- Young Bill Sayres, who re- as doubles partner. They ad j walloped the hail so well Jontzen and Hr. Art Robinson. /JV iffV\ BLIMP Cush- dad. w-ere five double plays in N. stpoctions for a ceived his diploma from Rcdford vanced by defeating George she tied for second with a Don’s There -¦. ~ High School in the morning made ing Jarr< Alexander, ex-South- ;r> in the first Women’s Joe Bii'-ha was most attentive the nightcap, three of which were O' NEW WRAPPER- about Tigers. The TUAUV. Tp POLIV *AM4, *nowmg against ea-’rrn High 6-T 6-2 while told a negotiated by the ~ a spectacular («olf — Metropolitan Associa- >»««. wo«tr - VLVA Francisco Segura rational No. 3. In commenting upon his serv- fine play for a square danre. Tiger infield played faultless balli t»» »MI1T» tt«r«viPi*Nw O spite of a shaky backhand and ice. Roszak. an anti-aircraft gun-1 tlon meet at Bedford yes- “Swung and Sway with Joe in both affairs. The only Tiger n day charged to —Detroit Timei, June 15, 1914 weak second service. Sayres led, ner, said, ’ tennu is more fun." | terday Dorothy is 21. Busha” is his motto. error of the was I