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The Automobile Anddefense THt YMILANTIDAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, 11, Sports Roundup YMILANTI.MICH.. SEPT. I*4l PAGE FIVE St. Louis —AP— The Cardinals leaped within one eame of league-leading Brooklyn Wednesday by winning a double-header Second Half Softball Title Clinched by Ti\ jan from Philadelphia, 3 to 2 and 1 to 0, while the Dodgers dropped a Team pair to the Cubs. * * • Radiator Men HOMER HITTER, TOO By Jack Sords U. S. to Have ¦ Aqueduct, N. Y. —AP—William L. Brann’s T tor stepped out Lose 11 to 2 Tl *y and defeated 14 of the country's top sprinters im the set en-furlong Many From U. How Stand Bay Shore Handicap Wednesday. Ou-ner Brann, who recently Trojan Laundry spiked third Its Ann Arbor, Mich. Sept llEn AMERICAN LEAGUE M ,4'4 23 came East from California, was present to see his four-year-old straight City League M softball cham- Ustmcnt In the nation’s military W L Pet *GB «• 64 75 .457 flyer take the $',425 money by two lenqths in the time 251* first fast cf pionship Wednesday night by ... 55 78 bat- forces has cost Michigan'* 1941 New 7 ork » «« *•>» .414 21 1-23 4-5. - | 4S tering American Radiator, 11 to 2, }¦' l* football squad the services of Boston .. 73 *4 *7* - * * * five .... »i <*h nd leader. at Prospect Park. ¦ veterans, three of Chicago 6* « Aedeeedaye Arbor. Mich.—UP— Wise, best kick- them backfleld *3 514 31 Results Ann Cliff the passer and The victory actually clinched the > candidates and the other two line- Cleveland *7 ‘9 4«t 2* a 5 3 Hroohlyß 4-3. er expected back the University of Michigan grid team Wed- » on second half crown for the Tro- men. Detroit *: 72 ««3 I* 5-1. Philadelphia 20. nesday informed Coach Frits Crisler that he wiH not return to the jans also on St la'UtS *! ; . gh 10. New York 7. Since they finished The grldder* aho have n 44s volun- Philadelphia « Cln ttioati (15 In* University this fall. Wise won his letter as substitute halfback top during the first half of the ... 6<v 7« «1 ' . 1 tarily Joined up with I'ncl# Sam's * « last to Washington 77 vear and his loss was a heavy blow U. of M. hopes for current season, the coveted circuit growing Army Teday winning rapidly ar# half- Wednesday a Results a Gama* another combination.. title automatically became theirs. v ¦t Pittsburgh (2). * back* Boh K eJ'*. Shakar Heights Boston 11 Detroit 2 * • same team N>* k at Cincinnati. The emerged victori- O ; and Bill l.uther, Toledo; Philadelphia 6. Cleveland 4 — Full- Green Bay, IVis. AP—Green Bay Packers are releasing Ar- in Class B competition two I Chicago 17. Wssh'ng'.o 1 at (1 Louis ous back Bob Zimmerman, Chicago; re scheduled nold Herber, considered one the best passers in pro- years ago under the sponsorship of of fortcard Tackle Jaik Butler, Port Huron, Today a Games fessional football. Coach E. 1.. Lambeau has also asked waivers on Wild A Cos. and under »’ RED last season and Guard Clarence Hall. Rayn Detroit at New York TO SELL other members the Champ Seibold, veteran tackle; the Huron banner. Except ' •pt 11 five of team. Shaefer Mass. Cleveland at Washington 1. 1 Private inter- ham. v-rq lidding Dick Evans, lotva end; Lou Midler, Minnesota guard; Henry for a shift In managers, the per- Three Chicago at Philadelphia Wednesday of these men had earned ... only games .(a* Ltahl Cos. plant, Luebcke, lowa tackle, and Bob Kohler, Nebraska sonnel of the aggregation has re- major athletic awards as membett scheduled A-e-usn * halfback. -1 1 ha '! 14- * * mained unchanged. of Wolverine grid teams while the ' to If Trojans two other two had won teserve awards NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago —AP— The sixth-place Chicago Cubs rammed Brook The dropped only W L Pet. *GB games marching Krejsa and Butler were National league pennant hopes Wednesday in 24 starts in to awarded Ss litn's by sweeping a Stove varsity letters last fall while Brooklyn 49 t»42 the championship. United. 7.lm- 49 1 double-header from the Dodgers as the second place St. Louis In imrfnan received a similar award Louis Sti 637 stopped the league leaders once Cincinnati 74 61 54x Cardinals were taking two games from Philadelphia. each split season to pre- in l'.ijp and a reserve monogram I 13 The Cubs half of the Pittsburgh 73 82 541 14 whipped the Dodgers, 5 to 4, in vent them from running up a per- last season when he understudied the opener and then took the night- Bob cap, to 3. fect record. Westfall. Hall was given s BOWLING 5 reserve award last year * * * L. J. Wagner carried.the pitching and Luther burden moat of the season, Bob Lee won one In 193* Sports Calender \otre Dame. hid. UP —Notre Dame University was and BUI Swlhasf making occasional All of the men will he sorely taking SHOKS .... $2.95 pr. Pride today in enlistment in the Navy of another athletic star, 800 appearances on the mound. Vaugh missed, particularly Butler and Ostepmari. and an Koppin, husky catcher, was a Hall who. as capable line replace TODAY former football basketball player. He was also a valuable the Trojan metits In 1940, Indicated they City League Baseball member the star team. most man In would of all He has been enlisted in the attack. He led the team In collect- be serious eontenders for starting Cunningham’s v» Culled Stove SI 11 RTS at team pric- third class petty officer reserves in the storekeeper branch. He will ing extra-base hit* besides captur- issigmnents this season Although Recreation Vark join Robert Califan. another Notre Dame grid hero. ing the runs-batted-ln title. Westfall returns to captain in the FRIDAY es made to measure, 1941 team. Zimmerman will he United Stove vs. Cubs. Recite Battling Cubs Hang up Ninth Tigers Playing missed as a replacemenL tion Park. Victory, Defeat BAGS - $2.25 up Cunninghams Yankees Today t coixectro io MoMtßs . CITY LEAGUE UAS-r V6AR Ass MAV 1 STANDINGS second hajf. They pulled them- New York, Sept. 11 —AP—De- f-i'oyV fßlPue "THAT FI6URC -TMiS VCAH* to out Brunswick W L Pot. selves Into a tie tor first place with troit Tigers, who mystified every- BEER take WINES Store 9 2 by winning the American United .818 United Stove. Cracking out eleven one BOWLING BALLS Cubs 9 2 League pennant last year, met up .818 hits In the five Inning game, Merchants 8 8 .455 hall today with the new champions, the Bob Westfall Fourth Ranking Short Orders, Steaks. Chops or to measure Central Specialty 4 7 .384 the Cubs had' little difficulty In New York Yankees, in the opener Cunningham's .... 0 10 .000 chalking up their seventh straight of a Ihree-game series. are what you for $15.95 Tigers cross Ground Gainer During 1940 Sandwiches want win since their last defeat July 29 Whether the can The still battling hung up up the experts by finishing in the Cubs when the An'n Arbor, Mich., Sept. It In light Victory No. 9 Wednesday night at Merchants beat them 10- first division depends to a good detmets In no- way from Harmon’s a lunch. You can these 3. Since then Capt. Bob Westfall, hard plunging Recreation Park as they admin- they have been well extent on what success they have brilliance Westfall, rlaylng In only a the tenth straight nigh with the metropolis before going Wolverine 180 tasty Terms $1 week istered loss that Invincible although twice they in fullback who packs four Conference games, had an a* foods at Cunningham's has received In the have on to Washington and Philadelphia pounds on his five foot eight Inch erage total gain per game of been held to ties. game 110.7 Only a and a half separated frame, Michigan year has for yards. was Only In the third Inning of Wed- fourth-place this Harmon second with Detroit from the Cleve Its gridiron leader the nation's S2 5 yards. Westfall's nej gain nesday's contest did Cunningham's today, total land Indians and a victory fourth ranking ground gainer of for these four games was 443 yards Shaefer’s Huron threaten to dispute the Cubs' su : coupled with a double knockout of 1949.. WORKING MEN Senators, periorlty, as they scored all three the Tribe by the would Three collegiate football play JUNEAU, Alaska, —UP—Echoes JOHN'S YPSI LUNCH send the two teams Into a deadlock ers gained more yards by rushing from the past: A newspaper Street Store Your of their runs In that frame. Marty ad Open 1 in the standings. last season than Westfall. They vertlsement, lauding anew min 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Smith’s triple with two base and Manager Del on his on Baker called were Ghesqulre of Detroit. Kuolla iature golf course, described as 39 N. Huron Phone 26 former big Alton Benton, it an error on the throw-ln accounted fireman, of Creighton and his own stellar tills city's "newest craze". At- Michigan at Huron oppose Marius Russo on the SHOE STORE for the druggists’ splurge and it to teammate, Tom Harmon. One other tendence was said to be thriving. is located at knotted the count at three apiece. mound. player. Hapes of Mississippi, tied However, dead- Westfall's mark. However, Ghes- 29 the Cubs broke the SQUAD N. HURON ST. lock with a single tally in the SHAPING qulre played In nine games.
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