DETROIT TIMES 16-C THE RoJdy, Aug. 11. I <>44 Sinkwich Holding Out for $25,000 From Lions Sports HIGH WIRE STAR BLISS IN ST. LOUIS 'W’st'* Eqan Predicts Bob Westfall State's Golf Trout Joins Wakefield tc Be One of Greatest Players To Sign Soon its/ MBI. Hope Beaten No. 18 Circle m ftpwtel I* TMR DETROIT TIMER Bv LEO M \< HOM.I I. By MARGARET RUSSELL -6 Bv LF.O MACDONELL B WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 You rant say Wish Fg»n Plk ‘CHICAGO, Aug. 11-Long hit- |||'|) || bijV Frank “Stubby" Overmire, blocky Frankie Sinkwich, All-American icti'i ¦ good Tiger tub thumi»er. ting Dorothy Germain of Phila- little left-hander of the Tigers, halfhack from Georgia who was the and On a recent trip to Now delphia, defending champion in will face Nationals Dutch a sensation his first year with the Leonard tonight in an effort to Tiger scout told nows the 41tb annual Women's Western W Y’ork, the IVtro.t Lions last (all, is holding jSbK ¦r tewp the Tigers moving forward Wwkrfirtd i- • Golf Association a/nateur cham- [ Tia wits That *Thr* out for a two-year contract with in the American League pennant 4 ¦ pome to tv one of the greatest was pionship. m progress at Lake race. " the Detroit club. He given j modem WL Foresf Club, slashed Overmire beat Leonard In a outfielders in baseball s Onwentsia a discharge from the nvrehant J sizzling 2-1 game in Detroit on Moreover, Wakefield promises herself into the semifinals with a marine recently and then was rr-p July 19, leaving the base lines of George Case 6-5 victory over Betty Jean Washing- to he a rival .tooted by the army draft hoard. strewn with stranded the league s leading base run- Rucker of Spokane, together with I ton runners. The Tigers have He was with the marines for a oyt with the according to Egan Phyllis Otto of Omaha. Georgia \ won 13 of 18 starts ner while and given a medical dis-, Nats this season. “Right now he la starting to of Fargo Mrs. H. M. charge. Taintor and j “Dizzy” Trout, winner of bases well and he'll be a Paul run Sims, former Minnesota champion.! 20 games for Detroit last year, ( fast The figure asked by Sinkwich " \ rival for aw and other ¦ * The high, swirling wind w hich today shares leadership among boys in the league," Egan pro- for the two years is understood to mm* wL k swept effect American League pitchers of the claimed. “Dick has Improved a lie $25,000. making him one of the the course had little on Dorothy’s smashing shots. She; W 4 American League with Hal New- lot In fielding and he has one highest salaried players in the was 2 up at the turn and gathered - houser, his teammate, and Tex of best arms In the ganu National Football League history. 111 b the next in succession j Hughson of the Boston Rod Sox. to the sante time it was learn<*d, the foyr holes v lie's Intelligent and Is keen At ill night won his " Betty 18th that Rob Westfall was exjMvted 1o as Jean faded. IL\ fV 'Qf Trout last learn In winning, the victory -of the season, setting Incidentally, former Tigers *ign with the Lions before the Miss Taintor. gal. who was n down the Nationals. 3-2, to hop spotlight. week is up. Hr has already told violin playing also t continue to claim the semifinalist in the Tigers past the Yanks into ex-Tiger out- Coach Frit/ Crisler he wouldn't 1941. eliminated the Pat Mullin. the last Michigan hope. Sally Session* third. exploded two home runs return to Michigan to play. 10-inning fielder. of Muskegon, who captured the It was a blazing lrt game recently to pare He had completed three seasons A one medalist prize with 71. battle with Johnny Ntggpling and Camp Sihert to a victory. Mul- with the Wolverines hut had now> Dir has his sights set on 25 lin is the playing manager of planner! to enter srhool in Novem- EACH SET .38 triumphs. the southern camps service i*er to work for his degree. Under the wht time rules he would have They were square at the turn. DREAM PAIR team. rarh tallying 38 for the best golt l*oen eligible to play this fall in Stephen O'Neill glories in the the Western Conference. of the day. Georgia gathered the Merv Shea Stars tenth and eleventh as Sally’s short Jane Wyman, movie star, stops by to give her moral feats of Trout and Newhouser. To The addition of Westfall would hav»» one 20-game winner on a may game and cinched mat- encouragement St. Louis Browns and particularly . Philadelphia, complete long vanished the And. in you the hunt of the to staff is enough to till the dreams liavp read. 44-year-old Mervyn Lions for an outstanding player ters with a birdie 3 at the thir- to Bol> Muncrief, pitching; mainstay of the Brownies. teenth when her approach was a of most managers. Rhea, now a coach for the from the University of Michigan. But the Brownies, it seems, need little encouragement in and Spurgeon Chandler lineup Westfall an foot from the cup. Trout Phils, stepped mjo the was All-American his their drive for the pennant. But then Miss Wyman is of the Yankees were the onlv the other day and drove out a last year with the Wolverines and Miss Otto turned on the heat pitchers to win 20 against Betty Jane of nice. last >ear circuit smash that helped his one of the greatest fullbacks in Garman \ery To have two such mas- Merv the history of the Hammond in the final stages after battles. team heat the Giants. conference. ters on a roster is enough to make got his homer off Johnny Al- Sinkwich wa* signed by the holding a 1 up lead at the turn.! of the a leader walk on air. len the former American Lions principally as a passer, She won four last five holes “Hal Dizzy are going par figures. I soil S ’liibBusiness and over League flingrr. loiter he turner! out to he a spec- in even Phlladflphiu on Saturday to After 3 at to Although no announcement tacular runner and led the Lions’ being down the four- get a good rest and he ready was of it at the time, ground attack in all the games he teenth tee, Mrs. Sims won the on Sunday,** made fourteenth, | for the Athletics < among the gifts showered upon played. At present he is at his fifteenth and eight- Gets Bros* Attention this mormng. of pined Steve Connie Mark on the venerable home in Y’oungstown. O. eenth from Peggy Kirk Findlay "Trout can pitch on two baseball man s 50th anniversary and took the match into extra By DRI’KENBROD day* rest, pilch on holes. M. F. and Hal can a<- manager of the Athletics, in three. They're right at their T »• - sets, becoming ? Peggy kept in the game hy With new clubs, and particularly matched increas- Philadelphia recently, was a k*±?-J3Mai V hard best now and with the team set dropping a 45-foot putt at the ingly to get. quite a fevv pros are giving considerable attention thej’re WHY gold pen and *• hitting behind them, f*encil Hot * u*ed and twentieth, hut put to the club business—and well. Cold was out at the on M from the New Y’ork Yankees. -mm Like cars, club*, apt to go and get those ; when she failed to negotiate dealers in used the pros repair the some fixing 21st * game*. Maybe they’ll t- look almost like win v a 4-footer for her par 5 after Mrs. them up until they new. Mickey Not Blue When the government gave more.. iSirns took a par “Rudy VnrU will be ready for perrmsMon to begin played his first game there in al- The of the Brooklyn Baseball Year In the semifinals Mi** Taintrr the Athletic* and may ptay I most years evening. assembling clubs from materials 29 the other Ikims over Great Lakes has not will play Miss Otto, while Miss Rudy pulled a leg le hand, many thought there Eldon Briggs. Lansing pro. who here. mu*< ' on ’ got Lt. Comdr. Gordon S. H) I*ntled frru Germain will tackle Mrs. Sims. that put him on the bench, hut The 4-v -4~ would be plenty of new clubs. is one of the longest drivers, still (Mickey 1 Cochrane down. The 1944 major league season he hit that hail good last night his r DETROIT RESULTS: But lalior shortage has slowed is trying to learn to putt. He used proclaims cur- . to drive In the whining commander may go down / Marian T.*Rr*n|tf , up Also, grip ruu. nine in the hooks as the Schustrr of 111 9e- manufacturers con- a cross handed in the Michi- rent is the best of the fostwl Mr*. A E Wilson of Drtroit Golf . jvear of and siderable of the clubs they are gan Open . . Brnno Pautkc, pro LIKES HOMERS three he has managed at the “hot cold running Club, A-ft, first fllcht consolation Mr* " Las-r*nc« Lockwood. Cleveland 9*f**trto making are being benight up by at Plum Hollow for 14 years, wa- naval training tenter. baseball Time* Phoio Ftrarjrr “Wakefield hit that home mi Mr*. L. 0 of Detroit Golf Club. the government for servicemen at in gallery at Lake. team has belter pitch- Winning and losing 4-3, flight Mary Louts the Orchard good as in “This streaks have Lauia McKenzie admits she’s better in her high wire third ronsolstton. centers and working pretty to tie the ore the order from I.s'rd of Wfnnrtsks. drfrstrd Jean Hart of rehabilitation camps. He's at Willow Run and the When ing and a tighter defense," been the very first Club, up. *e\4‘nth. P's all “** act in the ballet of the Ringing Brothers, Barnum Detroit Golf V 19 hole* *avs the hour* are much better « ; Arwn t week. Wartime personaeCis re- aerial C Mrsdowhrock * said and done, the finest play Cochrane Mr*. E. Plrtrker of than in pro golf have the long hitters we had garded as a major factor for the Bailey Circus, but she’s netting our in this Country Club, defeated Mrs. Georf* Welsh IJYRD IS. FIELD a manager or a player ian de- .admivalion Skokie. 4-3, fourth high* Inst year, hut I'd aay this team ; manner in which clubs suddenly act. Laura and other performers take advantage of the Mr* P A Parker of Milwaukee de- Claude Harmon of I.ochmoor vise is a*home run In the pinch. and that of 194? are equal In strike it hot and begin winning tennis courts at L. of 1). during idle hours. In the back- feated Mr* Jack Henderson of Oakland won a small hut unusual wager “I think we’re about read? to games in Then, just as Hills. 4-3. fourth fllfht ron*ol*tion. Ora- us falter a hit. they’ll find us games and lost two. the Chicago Cubs, now in a losing !l Major Tills TonigSil five players, one of whom would Reflooting the tremendous giowth driving by them. Jimmy Rooney of Ford's likes slump that has reached four Lead of amateur baseball since Pea/l "Two ?0-game pitchers make jloledo’s beat Bvrd. ; to point out that one of these straight, whereas last week they why ‘top Harbor, the first modem ee‘tem you tough. Two tVgame pitch- riding 11-game "Man, with five defeats was at the hands of his were an winning playenv," said Harmon, "Sam’s amateur tournament will bo ers make you tougher." longest compiled any Tourney team. Last year's Bluejackets *knn. by lie Softball a great golfer nml ran beat all staged at Baltimore, Sept. 7-12 The record of the pact two team this * vvon 51’. lost 10 and lied one. year. Growing Slim of us, so I'll take Byrd and give inclusive. gnrres gives color and *ub«tnnr** fare The 19-11 nine scored 63 vic- They dropped 13 in a row early Throe major tourney games and an exhibition are soft ball best team* edies and to the words of O'Neill. If the tonight. j you the rr‘t of the field. The 16 of tores and lost 14 times. in the season, but that series of in the Times sponsored Metropolitan meet hi Mack Park in the two leaders get a fair Fha-'e of Briggs By I'nltrd l*rc»a Brink took thr hot. even after areas northeast and *outh- losses was topped later by the Fruehauf plays a team called Question Mark and Bomb- expected to compete aid from some of the leaser lights, girls The Toledo Mufihen.o held sec- Harmon v. urned him i? was like rast are in Brooklyn Dodgers who were de- '¦r* warm up with Local 7 on adjoining diamonds at <; Hudson betting on High this Simon-pure series whirl will the Bengal* will he tough straight Dumpin' tackle American ond place in the American Asso- Crosse Pointe l ist Sam Byrd feated 15 times on their take on IYj’si-Cpla at 8 15 and Ground* against be staged by an organization bear- Trout spotted the National* two trip. over Loimviiir by n very Notre Dame. ' last western Brass al 9:30 p m. ciation ¦ ing tlr€* faintm' name: All runs in the first inning, hut he 3le(*l j Briggs All-Siar*. v ith I.con sltm margin toda> aftei splitting American Amateur Baseball As- let them down with twtJ hit! For Tam a double-header with Minneapolis. IT S THE ROUGH | May pitching 2-hit ball and fan- Vssnkrrs sociation." and a thud—for the rema.nmg (INSI 7-5 and 12-5, yesterday, while the Mike who CHICAGO. Auk. 11 Canadian Treasury ning seven, downed Service Park- Brady, \rteran pro eight innings. Colonels walloped Kansas City. T»laycd in tb- 4 M;ch _:an Open, The names of 167 entrants, in- Vaughn ing. 2-0. as Jark and 9-3. comes up another r c-m cluding 62 pros. 92 amateurs and (Nd In other names, the with Rise, association - women, by Frank Webb each gr't two safe- Seotse why present dav *t are s <>nng Orioles 13 were on file today for Bills Sold Bank heading Milwaukee Brewers won Tiger Box Score ties in a major game lower than the oldtimcrs did. It's DEIftOIT WASHINGTON - mens last the all-American golf champion- MONTREAL. Aug. 11 The By I’AT ROBINSON a 10-2 viciorv over Indianapolis ships to he played at Chicago's night. the rough, or the lack of it. ac- ABHOA Aa H O A | Bank of Canada announced the lnl#rnathmal Nm»» senior Spurt* Writer and St. Paul took both ends of cording Take Twin Bill Cnair ts 4 1 4 o V *ff 2 B 1 3 4 Country to Mil 2 3 0 3 1 K jb» 1 3 01V Tam O'Shanter Club sale of $55,000.00(1 Dominion of pitcher, Sgt Dick Ty- a twin bill from Columbus, 1-2 By 4 r<«y Ma>o 1 Service's Aug. (INS) "\\ lim w<> hit the rough.’* t’nllrd l GUl's rs 4 9 3 ft P«well If 1 1 2 1 Aug 21 to 27. treasury Aug. NEW YORK, 11 Rprtee 9 3 9 Canada hills dated hits, and 2-0. * 13 9*l rs 4 burski. was walloped for nine cupl'i.r*. "we generally The Oj << Orfrtn Prominent pros already entered II and If you intend tt» si-p ihe world Mike Baltimore appeared WakM.if 7 2 2 9 B’ *1 rl 4 1 in due Nov. 10. The average ' * hut the to the this might h id to fake n nildirk or inashle today to have we the re- Higrr* 14 2 9 2 Ralph held All-Stats series played year, you 9 Included Guldahl of San discount price of accepted bills * 3 9 A r s 9 well make red whack our way hack to the cant slump that aim' i cn them P. r hd* c 1 F*rr*ll 4 DW go. Harry Cooper. Tony was 99 90453 and average yield two runs despite three errors. just as your reserva- HrKivr 1 3 9 9 A Bwlllvn.s 4 12 1 Broncos Have 6-Gamc f tlrway. W e had rough in those the International Le-.gue kad. v-rk 1 19 19 Nglli* p 2 9 1 2 Manorn. Ellsworth Vines and Ky 0 383 per cent This compares was unearned. tions for St. Louis now. One of Hie runs days. Behind steady pitch tv they Tr'Mt p 3 9oi H»*fn.- p 0 9 0 ft Laffoon average 0 The Cardinals have had their 0 0 9 O ! with an yield of 3si per Jean only ; Zaremba allowed pennant in hand for some time "Now, though, there l*n’t wmn a double-heanrr ¦ Paiffalo Totals 33 5 30 13 tCr,** ft 9 0 9 Expected to file entries shortly cent on the previous treasury bill r three blows as DeSoto 227 girls Grid Card Set mimh d * nee between rough !a«t right, 7 to 4 end 7 t > 2. to were the hig of current and the Browns arc rapidly rolling t Tc' 41s 33 S 30 13 four the issue. r increase m; u Jug McSpaden of won a Class A affair from Local up theirs. And. it K a pleasure KALAMAZOO. Aug. 11 and fairvrav and lt‘*not unt' ual them ov e i f- r HM'ifr In t. ih reason- Phila- e - 4-2. team to see a golfer swmg n\n dor Newark to two full r nr?. for I.»'*bvr* in t**Ui of 50 Liberettes. DeSoto's to note the drowns aren’t Western Michigan College an- ’ rhrphra. Byron that * < 9.3 Nelson Toledo. and ; I'loj ! rFTROn 1 ¦ inn 1— 7 Craig Manaroneck, Torahs trrrc 4 rtmv 4 bits. 4 gnmg to back tnb> their first nounced a six came football sched- long Iron in the rot.;Ji and go Newark Montreal WiiVr|i n VO 909 000 o—2 O* Wood of How They Stand Hevena tlve S MERICA N I.KAM » errors and they made all their They are stepping out for fall for the green.” &Mi»- AskeLfid 2. Tr \ Mi*” K ih*l. N Y'., and Sam Byrd of classic. ule this ¦ . fc Detroit. W L Prt OB W J rv» r, B Hit game victory wl > Charley E; r r» —M ¦ B .r« I r.s b*T‘*4 frt tallies in thr* third on one single winning on their own John W. Gill said he t>p*r»c# B .and Vsvo, v’.ak»fl*:d. Y >rk. ... and it Coach 8 L M 42 .604 C e .S 3 .V. 4SI 12 I Fiich* won the second. 3 to 1. R-» .*>7 4* 343 B’, Chi M pr. .«:« re, and all foui of Liberettes’ mis- efforts. would start practice sessions Aug. COMES B \( L HOME hi* Cfs-i*- Hn-n* nin-W'ak*'- OET ft« SO M«» r< Thil 47 61 .433 1* plays. Yanks least 50 candidates. I Cliff Melton ppeir 1 Jersey- O*M Barrtfl-M—Pos»li. :>'Ura*:im Dovihi* 01 M!> \Vn« They virtually put the 21 with at play to Kubcl L*(t on ba*«* NY 33 Vi 41 61 11ft lUSj Armstrong, a met to a U 1 \ t Niai*nn* Pilot P din . Max r of City to victn: , Rorhr*- Washington t.n McKecknie to Kefi IV.rt Sheri at herr.i Bert. I D**rnii 3 P**e* r*'• WOrrdm « Krtiilt* Tixtnv'* Happy Ten will play Midwest out of the running by taking an- 5 4C lA. Wuhmh si home Sept 23. Bunker championship L a k #¦ p o n *j>anng 2 f,:o? A FTijok T T .1 PKT rlpnt. 7 p. the i t e ter five hit* n eelv. while Tr—it Ntrr »ni—Sv 1 w»»h;* u* ft ! 81 ;s NY n to. lit NY from Aviation team, to iv golf as NtßCfllng 3 h> Hltß—Off N't - at 8 15, as Sept 3d. Miami University at Oxf'-d, O who learned pi Ralph Kress of Toiorto «.t seated H' * 2 Chi 1 Chi «1 H * originally announced Yorkers yesterday, 3 to f». That s«:ins 3 .n 9’ Ins'nss. off Ha*fn*r 0 in Reds Years, Quit On 7. Central Michigan at home Oct 14 a caddie ;.t Detroit Golf Club, the Syracuse Chufs, 2 to 1. ‘s inrlnj Losing pi(eh*r Nicxailrig. 2 ri\ ,*i. r'h:i t C rv Ph 1. nlikhi. in the Times Another major wav 10 straight for the Browns. Great Lake*, there, and Oct. 21. oj*en. Aug. NV I ION VI. II Vt.l 1 game CINCINNATI. 11 - V>. 1 P(1 t,H « I Prt C.e tomorrow pairs Continental The Red Sox got another nice T.ill Mckeehnic ha* l<*n signed to .* t. 71 27 7m Chl 16 ' 1 474 26 and Manchester at 7. Johnson effort from Km'meft O'Neill and the C ¦ 1 ".’ll 1* •• Mi.* n .’>v .426 41 lineal 101 pilot Cincinnati Reds for an- |C ’ mods at 815 and handed the White Sox their Every t tt r. 4 • P< IM1 1. Ph'l-M night, Indians Athletics fit ‘he end of the 191* season. 1 « : c. <1 Mo. ci Class A afTair. in the ninth on Myril Hoag's •• Tuesday t Chi Chapman 1. NY 1. Mkn lit single. score wav 5-1 / HIM* HE’S EEEW !*• ¦ » Chi 4 NY Pit*. right. The x Outboards Race It was the same story in St. George IXisetls, who won his OABBERING LIKETHAT Vg?/ GET A THRILL!HELUO, Sunday tf.%o Station* lo year l' /si ryt where Coopers pitch- bout after a three ab- Dt'o*' r{ the Midw wafer Louis Mort A KKAN HOUR. LET* CALL OPERATOR. Q.V/E ME / Minor League Reiults ing plus Geprge Kurnw'kis hit- sence. will meet Kid Chapman or fl\ jockey* will compete w an out- trrt'l l*Mf»r ?4o« V»*or. AA oriel SrrlrN .> • * \ MOTHER. UDMS-DiSTANCEJj LOnG-DiSTAMCET. t < Air Chicago, who also won in straight N dfcKtfK , to,/&*&/' I?-¦;*rd" r* gatta a* Belle l‘|e ihis N»k V¦ t M'.p 5 1 Nath .*•. At 2 ling gave the Redbuds a 2-0 ver- * at TV 2 - t R-m A I. 2 against rails m the last show, Mark " n Aug (INS) dict the Cooper as a tr. t> * " NEW YORK. Sunday’ feature . Rail - Hi’ |' V*mp 20 N (1 3 11 Phils. 12 The World Senes year to hit* Park Tuesday night. Louis Klein O^VLR,CO-g^DOy ed Local 90 field da> and outing. Ji ltv 6. P. rh I Only timri tins will held the Phils four and v Vni.ru an S»*i»lniu>n hr the wresilcs Muddy Knox. There will p * ’ broadcast over 250 stations in Kurowski won game with a J.acr* *tar’ at 2 m. Or an ea*t- .*> r.’ T 1 2 V It P I I. ja the (Jcrheausrr. be two other matches. p—- em end lagoon. M v I'uiiar. 2 Ixu»ti Kar City 3 I’nited States and Canada two-run homer off Al and will be short waved to all The FMrates had another field troops overseas. South American day at the expense of the Giants Major Leaque Leaders countries will hear the game whom they walloped 10 to 4. B* I nlled Pre*« WAVE \oarly I psolK broad ast in Spanish, the Mutual Frank Colmnn hit nat one. but AMhKII 4> LEAf.t r P'acer Club G AR P. H Pn Network announced. two homers tor the Pirates. Pneir Boston 10ft 79A Al 131 311 The Dodgers again shocked Slehert. Philadelphia *7 314 3A 102 .323 Fox H-ston *1 .142 M raim-k themselves a litlie and the Cubs a Bc.ijdreau «> Blumf 1 Al \H Star Cleveland 101 129 .11* great deal more by taking an- Johnson, Boston WA 34.1 73 10A .399 Jim .Tabor Passes Chicago. 6 to 4 N 3 flO> AL I.E.Af.t I A W.AVr v. hr.«< ]r>h‘ a'.rr.rs? i'¦ nV'h with F.ugenia Gorka other from Walker. Rr oKlvn 19ft .m SA I*9 13* fpll down their 193 144 .334 rocked I.Vy »•* i-n;r finished And the Reds on Mu«iai. St t.ni.s 407 .43 today. The H ft 1/ po 3"a 7a s.ii Vy Td£^E eE *n San heluQl Braves, 2 to 0. Sande-« tra Giants X s"/ a: Hamtrarwk Park Hobart Wrobbel moved into the S'- ( c ards 77 W :b. 71 Boston lied x xp»rt» i today to Stephen*, ( She ;s Btty Brown* 73 Sob ice from mens *NDMA-ANDWHAT XgWKMA’J |2T^nO^// ronnecticut. v’aLoned «’ Grow* i.t. a. U Anpstadt, 7-5, Jim Tabor, who passed his pre- Probable Pitchers Nt hAj*r.n Cuhs 23 Wtrauh Oisnts 11 r nated Hi I nltril Vrr%n Ott r.innf* 22 Kurosskl. CarUs 13 DID lie. 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