Sports Roundup THE YPSILANTI DAILY PRESS. YPSILANTI. MICH . WEDNESDAY. AUG 27. I*4l PAGE FIVE White Sulphur Sprines. \Y. \ a,—lN'S—Paced bv Virginia Guitfoil. New York's state champion from Syracuse, a field of Title to be at Stake in City League Game Tonight ninety placers teed off p>da\ in the Mason and l)i\on champion- ship golf tournament. Til FOR SECOND EM weekly women*- district golf • • Motor ' meet at Detroit Golf Club. Each • Trojan, For Michigan Baseball Title Detroit Aug St VT Mr* Don • cored an 87. while Margaret Rus- Superior, is.. — They Stand It l\S —7 he \ew York Giants of the National State to Play How \\e:rs. FI r.t av I Mrn. Star, » sell women's district golf cham- P'ofessioual Football League today signed Jack Lummus. an end St. Joseph Autos Get Chance tied for seeord pars Tuesday n Torn, paced the field with an 83. who played last season at Baylor. The Giants are conditioning (By Associated Prsss> a slim mathematical ehar.es to for in Ann Arbor Pet. The Autos get their ?t W L *GB St Joseph overtake Flint a duel ith the Eastern AllStars gt New York a week from tonight. tonight regain New York ..... 84 44 .658 . final chance to first The !.*n»tng Senators went .* * * With City League softball the Chicago 87 59 .532 16 place in the Michigan State Base- through their familiar routine by stake. Trojan Laundry N. J., —INS—Pointing leadership at 65 61 .516 IS ball League "hen they tangle with losing. 15 ro 1. to the Muskegon Princeton. toward their exhibition duel and State tangle in a Boston Chicago Motor will Cleveland 63 60 .512 18V* the Flint Indians in a doubleheader Reds Pitcher Norman Scott limited with the Bears at Ebbets Field Sept. 9, the Brooklyn postponed game under lights the 58 68 .460 25 The offered convincing evi- the Senators to three singles all in of the Sportsman Detroit Autos Dodgers National Pfaigssional Football League looked to at Park in Ann Arbor 27 dence last night that they must the ird while ... 55 69 .444 * inning, the Reds today tonight. clash start at assistance from a pair of Vecruits. Granville Harrisson. for- The will St. Louis 54 69 .439 27 V, still be reckoned with as they conn< ted for jo base hits 7:30 p. m. downed the Indians. 7 to 1 mer Mississippi State end. and ex-Texas Washington ... 69 434 28 Bill Rrown, Tech back, A victory Trojan Laundry 53 p*' joined squad for will Rapids made desperate cos> A-\ tlie yesterday. practically insure Wallace ‘Games behind leader. Grand a FASTEST HORSE * * Tussday's Results hid to remain In the thick of the Durfee's team its third straight city I_* Philadelphia 9-2. Detroit 1-1. raic. but dropped a 14-iunlng hurl- Saratoga Springs, V Y Aug 57 — championship. Having already cap- Chicago, lNS—Booker Beckwith, Gary. Ind.. light heavy- ing White Sox. IN'S Whlrlaway Is the tartest tured the first half of the current Boston 9, Cleveland 4. duel to the Saginaw weight, bumps into the toughest hurdle his Washington to 3. Chet Zieinba home moving horse tn tb.r world This ts of brief but brilliant I-eague season, the flashy Trojans 3. St. Louis 0. 7 a professional games with bases loaded broke up the the opinion of his rider. Alfred RoN atm •» a m career tonight when he takes on Clarence "Red" Bur- need only to add the second half Only scheduled. Today's Games game and left the with onlyertson man, veteran Baltimore heavyweight, in in championship as well In order to Colts a 10-round fight the Boston Detroit. Chicago clinch the pennant. at Stadium's outdoor arena. Washington at Chicago. * * • In order to make sure of the Trojan, New York at St. Louis, nlghi Saratoga second half title. besides | Springs. N. Y.,—AP— The $42,000 hopeful stakes for beating Motor State, must hurdle Philadelphia at Cleveland. two-year-olds this Saturday looks like a pot of gold at the of American Radiator That shouldn't end the W hitnev family rainbow. As things shape up now, racing be a very difficult task because s American Radiator hasn't won a W L Pet. *GB Bowling number one Season familv should have no less than five of the ten or game this season. Brooklyn 79 44 .642 ... starters Saratoga's .631 \ more in richest stake. Three of these—Shut Motor State needtonly beat Trojan St. Louis “77 45 11* _____ Out. Devd Driver arrd Amphitheatre—will be coupled in the bet- (nnight and subdue Central Special- Cincinnati ..... 69 5! .575 SVj ty delayed Pittsburgh 65 56 .537 13 ting as prohibitive favorites to win the six and a half furlong in another contest to Now Open at dash. take the second half series and en- New York 58 62 .483 19V* H ter the playoffs against Trojan. Chicago 54 70 .435 25V, * * * Boston 49 72 .105 29

— Cos Angeles, AP—Richie Lemos, Los Angeles Mexican, the DROPS DEAD Philadelphia ... 35 86 .289 43 Actional Boxing Association's world •Games behind leader. champion featherweight -won San Francisco, Aug 27—INS Tuesday's Results Recreation .Alleys a 10-romd over decision Joey Archibald. Providence. R. /.. rec- Joseph Denham, a wrestling fau. Cincinnati 4-5. New York 7-4 ogntsed as champion by the New York Boxing Commission They dropped dead last night during a (second game called end of eighth, fought disturbance following main darkness). a bit overweight and their titles were not at stake. the Opposite event wrestling match at Coliseum Brooklyn 8-1, St. Louts 3-3. Detroit Edison Cos. Bowl. Fans milled around the ring Boston 4-1, Pittsburgh 3-6. • disputing the referee's verdict In Chicago 5-11, Philadelphia 4-3. h Fertect Alievs Boxing Results Sports Calendar disqualifying Bill Longson on a Today’s Games THE PERFECT TO foul and awarding the coast wrest- Chicago at Boston (21. • I.arpe Ball Selection ANSWER YOUR ing (By International New a Service! title to Frank Sexton. During St. Louis at New York, night NEEDS FOR A LONG, LONG TIME TO TODAY the AT NEW YORK—Cub Lesnevtch, excitement Denham was strick- Cincinnati at Brooklyn, night • Locker Facilities . - Hotr Lii•Guards installed in n«w COME^HA City League Baseball en with a fatal attack. Philadelphia. Clittside, J., won heart Pittsburgh at All-Wsath*r Tir*». ITS. N. light-heavy- Cunningham's vs. United Stove weight championship by decision Recreation Park. • All Modern Equipment Tamt Manriello, 170\, New City League Softball Ready For York (15). Trojan Laundry vs Motor State. All alleys open howling now. Open 12 Sportsman Park, Ann Arbor, 7:30 Opener AT WILMINGTON Del-Jack p. m. With noon until further notice. THURSDAY Bacala. ISO. Baltimore. Md„ and Detroit, Aug. City League Baseball 27—AP—The Bos- Into the left field stands. Jack Rena. 148. Wilmington, drew Cubs ton Red Sox, whose current ambi- Moseß opened a ninth-inning vs. Merchants, Recreation tion ia (railed In second account rainj, Part. 1 to capture second place In blast against Rowe with his thtr-.l ¦ the American League from the Chi- of the game after one was Grand Rapid* I cago FOUR KILLED DIES OF INJURIES White Sox, arrived here to- out. Wagner was passed and John- CROSS SECTION Os THE LIFEGUARD | opener HH|H day for the of a two-day son doubled, scoring Moses. Sie- Tr,• rnr 1«m wri»ry >iiecM»3j to th« mn.r Detroit, Aug resi- stand against the 27—AP-—Four Hillsdale, Mich . Aug. 27 Mrs. Detroit Tigers. then drew » Uf.Guaj • Detroit bert an intentional pass, ‘.r 7h» 3 ae.pa you dent! of the area died Mon- Freda Margraf, 27, Detroit, died Old Lefty Bob Grove, gray-hair- the- bases, day ot Injuries received filling snd Sam Chapman ?at. and you.- Lu« fc.ow. out. in traffic Monday of injuries suffered in a ed dean of the Boston hurling staff, blasted Rowe's pitch accidents. were: Mrs first into the They Ruby two-car crash on US-112, six miles was Manager Joe Cronin's appoin- left field stands 51; Melvin 47; for a four run Grant. Hunt. Donald east of Jonesville. Injured were her tee to tame the Bengals, a Job he homer. A. Cummings, 26, and Harold Case, driver; Mrs. Margraf, 49, has not performed so successfully Catherine Phil Marchildon received credit 85. of Van Dyke. Cummings and Detroit; her husband, Fred Mar- this season. Case Injured In for the first victory, but Bill Beck- were accidents that jgraf, 53. and a daughter. Joan, 10. Named to oppose him was a • OCCUI id outside tile city. Margraf. man had to come to bis rescue In husband. Henry 43. the youthful southpaw, Harold New- the eighth. houser. whose present record is In the nightcap Irving (Bump) - nine COMING BACK By Sords games won and nine lost. Hadley, a former New York Yan -- 1 Jack Yesterday against \y.. the Philadel- kee, was called for relief duty “ Athletics, in phia Detroit wound up on the ninth inning when Starter \ o" the end of twin Jack - short a bill, 9 to J Knott began to falter. He walked \ and 2 to 1. Batters on both teams Rip Radcllff and allowed Barney rough pitchers, were with allowing McCosky to Single before ripe grains—the best of imported and W fr Hi no Hadley starters to complete their retired the next three Detroit hat domestic hops . . .The result: Fox I)* / chores. ters. 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