DETROIT TIMES, SEPT. 17,1942 PAGE 21 Rejuvenated Dodgers Win Fight, Game SPORTS Wagon GLOOM...GLOOM...GLOOM...OUR TIGERS LOSE By LEO MACDONELL Meat forth of Hope Only Tw o Different Cullenbine, a Detroiter, Ray Players in Yankees' One of Those Lucky Areel Aids Brightly the Grade Burns 1942 Series Lineup 2 to Make Savold Tonight ||iiSiß||r (OMISKEY ONCE WAS ‘WHITE HOPE’ At Ebbets Field Smart Second Helps tCIK* A reminder of what little effect the war has had on the Cardinals Also Win personnel of the Yankees is revealed in the starting lineup Lee Against Musto; jpP which Joe McCarthy will send against the Cardinals or Dodgers to Stay Two Games in the opening game of the World Series, September 30. The Savold Is Favored writer does not make the point to emphasize McCarthy’s luck. wiiws Ahead of Brooklyn The Yankees probably would have backed into the champion- TOMKHT * CASH Wjpp WJjr'jA* * even had suffered equal losses with other clubs. The Lee Savold. I tee Moinee la v» Tony M M ship they Muatn, Chleaao. in round*, heavyweight* By JACK AHON* InirrnntiitnNl N>m Srnlft Sp»National League playing in the scries. The Cinderella boy known as Roy Cul- weight*. pennant but they have a chip on lenbine got his start on the local sandlots and once played for Hank Pnjtaway, Wyandotte, v* Ertftie their shoulders as big as a flag- Sarkeeian, I»eir«dt t f> round*, light heavy- the Tigers. weight* pole and the bright torch of hope exception of Buddy Hassett at first base and Cul- Chuck Hir»t. Pctroit. '» Johnny J one* still burns brightly at Ebbets With the Pitt*hurgh, 4 round* welterweight*. Field. lenbine, the Yankee lineup for the fall classic will be the same The Bum* proved that yesterday as that which turned back the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1941 By CLAYTON HKPLKR when, after Dixie Waiker and 4 I / k tempers aeries. Hassett replaced Johnny Sturm, who is in the army.; They’re taking no chances on Mickey Owen, their razor sharp, vaulted into a field box to Cullenbine has taken the spot vacated by Tommy Henrich, who Lee Savold blowing his heavy- * join a free Tor-all between four is in the coast guard. weight title prospects tonight at: to J WE WANT A HOMER! ¦ S WELL, MIGHT AS WELL RELAX, THE GAME Jl ST ABOUT OVER The Yankees lose nothing in strength. Hassett is a better Olympia when be meets Tony Pennant itaee ...but all in vain...... hitter than Sturm and while Cullenbine may not have the rat- Musto in the 10-round main event . facts trll a sad story as district coddits take in Titjrr {/ante ing enjoyed by Henrich, he will do well enough. Roy is capable Ray Arcel, familiarly known as At a dinner the "Meat Wagon” in the fistic fra- NEW YORK. Sept. 17 (INS).— ternity, will be in the Dos Moines Here's the National League pen- blond's corner to help prevent a Trout Returns, Bendix, Toronto nant race at a glance. If the recurrence of ihe decision Musto league-leading St. Louis Cardinals gained in their last meeting a wm five of iheir remaining nine month ago in Washington. games. Brooklyn will have to win remaining I’ATIHER-LTTER To Hurl Today nine of their 11 contests Win in Softball to clinch the flag. The race: Arcel is tagged the “Meat I W LTo Play Wagon" because he's carried By LEO MAC DON ELL f»f. Louis 9* 47 » mm By MARGARET RI’SSELL If ft 4 away so many of Joe Louis' vie-f With Paul (Dizzy) Trout mak- Pel. tuns. . teams today are Final Standing 103 51 .M 9 ing his first mound apjx*aranc,e Tow’ softball W LTo Play Despite bis unfortunate a*soeia- since he suffered a five-day sus- closer to the coveted Pey 1-Cole . Brook. in P* 4* It If 1 L tion with the would-be champions, pension without pay for thumbing awards, emblematic of world’s ?v*. Arcel is recognized as one of the his no*e at customers, the Tigers championship in this sport. Final Standing 104 50 .075 smartest seconds in the game. He will take on the Yankees in the RMUIMNr. BAlb They defending men* Against WET yesterday guiding two-game are the «t. Lout*- Cinrtnnatl 2. Pitta- arrived after second of a series at Bend, burgh 2 Chicago 4. Boston 1. Total 9. Sgt. rn a 10-round de- Briggs Stadium today. It will be champion. Bendix of South Mike Raffa which Merril Brooklyn Against New York 1, Pitts- Bobby* < > Ivy in the game of trimmed and Usher burgh Boston Philadelphia ?. Total It, cision over Poison final the season be- Mass., 5-1, 2. 2. event Tuesday’s tween the two teams. of Worcester. and Sun- the main of Pitts- day Morning At Donald to do Class of Toronio. fans and $ trio of ushers, they burgh show. ley is expected over Ramblers, the chucking for the Yanxees, winners Phoenix tarried the fight out onto the Even without Arcel s presence in 2-1. in an overtime girls' session. his corner. Savold should reverse again the champions of the Amer- diamond and belted the stuffing games the an- out of Pittsburgh the Washington decision, as seen ican League and the tram that These climaxed tne Pirates. 10 "Pageant to from this Although he's will hattle either the Cardinals or nual of American 3. Because the St. Louis Cardi- comer. a in the De- won, powerful puncher. Savold probably the Dodgers in the coming World Youth." University of nals also from Boston. 6-2, troit Stadium last night, which there is change in MKm won’t have enough to put away the Series. no the pennant rugged whose fight with If their tuneup victory over the saw all 16 men's teams and 10 standing today. Musto. girls' teams on parade with the Cards out Louis was stopped in the ninth Tigers, 5 to 1. yesterday is an indi- The are still in front Naval Band and Drum by two lull games, news round because of cuts he'd re- cation of what is to come, Joe Mc- Armory hut the ceived. Carthy's formidable clan *hould and Bugle Corps. is out rhat the Dodgers have up at last, fighting have no trouble with cither the HOLD 21 GAMES [waked are mad MAY BK T. K. C). Cardinals or Dodgers. and won’t hand the flag over to games po**ib!p that Savold might Today and tonight 21 manager Billy Southworth and hi* It's HURLS TWO-HITTER at Michigan hirelings real a knockout, will he held Alkali without a fight. earn technical hut it’s OH, Mack more likely he 11 use his boxing The Yankees took the Tigers SHUCKS! RUDY YORK MISSED AGAIN Field in Wyandotte and at Until yesterday it appeared jumps Park. Mack at Fairview. Games that's just what the Bums were ability to full advantage to win a over the behind a brilliant at noon and will going decision. | two-hit performance by Marvin jvvill start 12 to do. They had lost fivj> innings continue uninterrupted until 10 in a row. were hitting like ama- also he in the Breuer. For seven Breuer Arcel will corner pitched hitless ball. With only two |p. m. fours and were a badly disillu- of Pat Comiskey. stahlemate of Sa- Sfalil, i frames to go it looked like Breuer Karwales May I Several of the teams will have sioned "roup of athletes. when he meets < Big vold. Alfred for the of Fame. to play two games They came hack to Ebbet Field, Boy) Detroit Negro, in the was destined Hall 4 as the tourna- Brown. sueh fame him ment is being this however, after two days to think 10-round semifinal. This hattle of But was denied run year on a when Meyer bagged a single two-game games over their dissipated baseball lives, behemoth* « Brown weighs 245. Co- Dutch knockout. More and Dor continue the sAme to- determined to make a fresh al- miskey 225» is ai*n a rematch. Cramer a two-bagger m Succeed Kelfo will at fields the final inning*. morrow, with the semi-finals and though iate start. Just before the w Comiskey getting the nod when Breuer should have had a shul- In Final finals set for U. of D. on Satur- game, four fans, presumably they met in Toledo recently. ANN ARBOR. Sept 17. Jack out. The Tiger nin. which came in day and Sunday. (Continued on Page 24) rest supporting card, who his letter The of the the seventh, was the result of an DRI KENBROD j Karwales. earned representatives the! MKUj six-rounders, By M. F. team Detroit's in three has been shuf- error by Joe Gordon. on the Michigan football as men's division, Briggs, will see is Edge- fled. The wejgh-tn at 1 p. m The Yankees were In hitting Oppo*ed to Gib Sellers of an end last year, seems to have action today in Ihe opener at Mack boxing the inside track for tackle in the commission office? form, collecting 13 safeties off a wood in today's 36-ho!e state PGA the Park at noon against Homewood and the first fight begins at position left vacant by the gradu- trio of Detroit flingrrs Harold at Valley, Dairies Birmingham. Ala. Thp Club Nine final Clinton Marvin of Auto K..30 p m. Newhouser, and ation of Reuben Kclto. Crouching style of TONY MUSTO has made him a Jack Wilson Hal Stahl was wondering whether he girls’ team. Loeal 400 UAW-CIO Manders. Johnny Corsica also I At least that's the way It ap- Coeds, play Greenwood Electric feared opponent. Here’s the way he’ll was to show Marvin Stahl look to Lee pitched an inning just to make about peared today following two inten- Girls of Des Moines at 8 p. m. at Savold when they tangle in the feature at Olympia tonight. more work for ihe official scorer. that he had the wrong slant on hi* sive sessions in which line coach Michigan Alkali Field. In Sixth Round Musto holds a decision over I^er. Keeps An official scorer, it might he own golf game. ! Biggie Munn gave his charges a While the opening toys* game Schooiie pointed to thorough going-over. Both offen- out, has include all The 31-year-old Lansing pro al- (Continued on Page 24) YOUNGSTOWN. 0.. Sept. IT pitchers in the official records, sive and defensive play must of holding up his own as a batter. He proved that with the even if they are Tigers. ways has insisted he couldn t pla> be greatly improved, he said, be- | (UP).—Two unbeaten teams—*thft last season. He didn't do so well with the Browns this match play golf. He even held fore the opener with Great Lakes New York Hotels and the Pitts- HAD A DATE September r Going that view during his best years, 26. Tony to burgh tonight ear and he certainly could not have been happy playing with Montreal Za!e Sail ] Doromonts—clash Young Newhouser via* a the Senators. I in hurry while he was winning the State Much of yesterday's practice for as the national amateur baseball Kt I mint rfm and stayed around just long enough Oj)cn. a medal play event, four the hark* was devoted to passing tournament moves into its sixth The Jersey City Giants rested in to say hello and goom-bye. He times. and kicking plays. The passing at- For Foreign Service i round. had of a date or something. Four And it looked as if he was right, tack had a new threat with the GREAT LAKES, 111.. Sept. 17 The field was narrowed to Glad to Get From Washington Ihe finals the International faced Harold /our Yankees and all of too. Although he had competed reappearance of Paul White, who (INS).- teams yesterday when the Detroit League Governor's Cup playoffs them did Tony Zale. world middle- "It’s like a dream.” Cullenbine declared at Briggs Stadium something to The left- in the State PGA six times, he got has been out with an injured rib. Autos blanked the Fort Wayne today waiting to see whether it hander— either hit safely or In weight boxing champion and a yesterday, as he brushed off his shirt so the New York en- as far as the semifinals only once. the kicking department. Bob (Ind.) Shamrocks. 5-0, and the Syracuse walked. And Wilson was called time A! Watrnus of Wiese, sophomore fullhark candi- boxing instructor at Great Lakes (Ala.) would he * or Montreal That Oakland Birmingham Goslins hung signia could be seen the plainer. “Imagine, being with the to ihe hill. was by punter Naval Training Station, was cn they will meet for the trophy. | Hills promptly knocked him off, date. far the best a 3-0 whitewash on the Flint Yankees—the champions! KNpee- iall> after Washington—ugh* Wilson pitched six innings be- of the day. route today to an eastern port (Mich.) The Little Giants finished one 6-5. Samoas. Incidentally, Cullenbine poled two knocks, one a two-bagger, fore the Yankee* discovered hr Casualties worried Coach Fritz w here he will sail for foreign duty, j The defeats knocked the loaera of their best comebacks in play-, was a Tiger. Then they hunched WINS FROM WINNEY Cnsler. Among injured Tlie Gary. battler enlisted in three official trips to the plate in yesterday's game. He the were Jnd.. out of the tournament and kept off history Wednesday when they four hits for three run* on ihe "No matter how I come out Al Wistert and Johnny Greene, as a specialist, first class, and aided Detroit and Birmingham, who walked twice. The double batted home two of his‘team's five veteran right-hander a *i\ih in- and in the program. scored their fourih straight tri- in with home run Gerald the Bedford, 4-2, in the semifinals, nate the championship Bears in young And please Detroiters, too, who like to mans second four-base *TII continue to helievr I’m not see a home town fel- the semifinal round. drive of the season. There was no low make good. *0 hot at match play. Certainly I»i*iri Btriefs Montreal meanwhile halted one on base at the time. Another I'll Mill insist that I don't like Lions Prepare Cullenbine’s luck started when he was discovered by Wish Svracuse. 4-2. after losing three in of the blows was a two-bagger hv match play as well as I do Egan and fitted to Tiger livery. More luck came in a large a row in thi* semifinal bracket. Roy Cullenbine. which brought two medal play.” Minnesota tallies across the plate. Powerhouse Geared Up for Its 18th chunk when Larry MacPhail paid him 525.000 as a bonus to Dave Koslo went the route in Stubborn fellow, isn't he? Ihe Lmle Giant's victory, spacing Johnny Lipon and Dutch Meyer, Sellers made it certain there'd Consecutive Victim, Hapless Pittsburgh sign with the Dodgers, after, among 9ft odd others, he was recruits, were the fielding stars. For Card Aerials nine hits as his mates collected he a brand new PC,A ehampion “emancipated” by Commissioner Landis from Jack < Simon Le- 10 off six Newaik tossers. Jersey when he eliminated Mortie Dutra t. at Kperinl to THr. DETROIT TIME* gree > Zeller. He didn’t make good with the Dodgers—just an- City, which drop|>cd the first two of Red the last of the former MINNEAPOLIS. Sept IT i INS at quarterback Don Griffin left Standings Run. at right half'and CHARLEVOIX, Sept. other of lyoo Durocher's to games, won through a big third winners. 5-4 Minnesota's power house was half. Susie 16.—For mistakes and was shipped 4ie Browns, Capt. Jimmy at the next two days the inning in which it scored 4 runs. AMERICAN LEAGUE Ol’ Gih played in this geared up today il< eigtlieenlh Smith fullback Lions will which at the time looked to be a horrible fate. But it turned event a for to George Washburn gave up three was ready today start for the devote most of their practice ses- be a W L Pet. *GB (Continued on Page 22) .consecutive foot Ha 11 victim Pitts- sions to out to blessing in disguise. It was the road to the Yankees walks, forcing home, Illinois varsity against the fresh- perfecting a defense for one man and New York 99 47 .678 burgh. —via Washington. single* by Joe Orengo and Hugh which the Gophers meet men Saturday. the Chicago Cardinals' vaunted Poston 88 58 .603 11 passing “Did I mention dream?” Cullenbine asked Poland accounted for .1 mote. Po- next Saturday. attack a second time. St. Louis 81 67 .547 19 COLUMBUS. 0., Sept. 17 (INS). did, land connected off Milo Candini. Cleveland In under gam' 1 con- Line Coaeh Dugan Miller, who “Yeh, you Cinderella boy.” replied a reporter. 71 75 scrimmage Gene Fekcte. sopnomore full- who succeeded Washburn on the To 77 176 Stage ditions the Gophers displayed their scouted the Cardinals in their vic- DETROIT 29*8 Benefit back. was showing considerable hill. Chicago 62 78 .443 .31 usual superior downfield blocking tory over Cleveland last Sunday w Frickey promise as a kioker today as the has been impressing the squad Daly Still Has Hopes' Schoolboy Rowe, recently sent Washington 59 85 .410 39 hen Herman scored first Ohio White on pass good State Buckeyes worked on with the danger of letting B'id in Montreal by the parent Brook- Philadelphia 53 96 356 47*2 a and run for 50 new plays passes Pat Comiskey, w'ho fights Dodgers, yards and then returned a punt for and for their Schwenk toss the pigskin at Steve Big Boy Brown on the Lee Sa- lyn scattered seven hit si •Games behind leader. Tourneys opener with Fort Knox. September to Golf 65-yar dgallop to the goal, both Laeh. fast stepping wi/igback vold-Tony gnr the Royals their first YF.STKRn.AVJI BUM IT* a Musto card at Olympia tonight, is the lad whom P 11 vie*l 26 Tom Clearly, second string* from lory in four playoff games against N*w York 3. DETROIT t under a screen of blockers. Duke University. Daly, Young Jim Norris and others a couple of years back en- Cleveland 3, Wauhlnctnn I. fullback, who appear* to he the That rowhiwtMift borne the Chiefs. He blanked them until: Philadelphia 4 Prarl Harbor coif tournaments she visioned as Chicano 2 kicker on the squad, mav be the to the “white hope” who was to replace Joe Louis as the_kuL inning. tL Luui* X U**»w*** M wttt hr stogcd tomomra by aIT ZT BIADlSi>v WS Sept 17 INS brunt of Cards' attack up % to to his hooting the world's heavyweight TO|> V * (.MIJ* Hubs affiliated with Metro- Light practice after a strenuous shifted end utilize the moment with Marshall Gold- champion of the world. Montreal hopped on Nate An- the abilitv. New Y»rk at PKTROIT. politan Golf Association, the pub- workout the past week yas orr- berg doing the greater share of Young Jim lost interest in the New Jersey mittster. But drews for 4 runs in the first in- Washington a* Cleveland. the ball Philadelphia al Chlrag *. organization. today Badg- carrying. ning. Tommy lic course dered for Wisconsin's LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept. D%ly is holding out. He still thinks there is a possibility that He was relieved by Boeion at St. Loin*. of the 17 Little Frankie Grigonis. the greens ers - dr la Cruz, who blanked the Roy- One-half fees for for their opener against Camp HNS'. Keen competition be- his redhaired heavyweight may come through. Daly the day v% he Saturday. Badgers Chaitanooga Choo-Choo, will not However. als the rest of the way, NATIONAL LEAD IE ill turned over by Grant The tween Boh llajzyk, Tony Berto serimmage see action in the Cards gome. Hts Itook on Savold as “insurance.” He thinks Savold may have the W Pet. *GB these clubs to the fund for the went through a long and Vincent Snyder for the quar- L shoulder, hurt in the Army game, chance, if either Hawaiian war relief. Similar tour- session yesterday and then pol- tet post was fetter one of them has a chance. And if fteither St. Louis 98 47 676 hark displayed today will not he healed enough, accord- Brooklyn 95 48 .661 2 naments are being conducted ished off their offense. av the Purdue Boilermakers pre- of them has a chance, Daly won't be so badly off. He keeps Probable Pitchers throughout ing to local doctors. Mickey Snn- 80 63 the eoyntrv under the pared to meet the them both working. New York .559 17 sponsorship freshmen Sat- zotta. rookie hack from Western Cincinnati 70 .507 of the United States IOWA CITY. la.. Sept 17 (INS). urday in their first test for the AMMtirSN I t SKI t. 72 24 Reserve, may have to work Comiskey was only 16 years old and a neighbor in Taterson, * Chicago 66 Golf Association. Sophomores were certain today opener against Fordham douhl« N>» Y->rk (Donald, P-3» M DKTROIT 81 .449 33 a week dut\. J., when Daly first became (Trout. At all clubs certificates issued to play a big role for lowa Satur- N. interested in the youngster. Now, 11-7* 3 p m iV.WTi, Pittsburgh 62 77 .446 33 later. The club will leave Charlevoix K<*ton (Hughnon. 19-«» at St Lout* 1 by the USGA willbe awarded the day when the Hawkeyes open at 21, Pat has w-on 52 of his 54 fights. He has been beaten (Oatahoua*, Rost on 58 81 .408 38 2 only 12-11* a p m iCWTt winners. Also, without any addi- against Washington University of BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Sept. 17 Saturday morning Philad* Iphia 10-Hi at fhirijn, Philadelphia 39 100 .281 56 * by Lou Nova and Max Baer, according to Daly. There w’ere (Wolff, charge (INS). 1 1 mm a (Perm*. 0-rti 3pm (CWT). •Games behind leader, tional besides the regular St. Louis. Forrest Mastrrson. 220- Secret practice from reports that Washington tWynn. *»t Cleveland preens fees, Comiskey was “campaigned” with a tasty fare of 9-la• * all contestants pound sophomore, has taken over now until the opener against (Harder. 11-Mi- 3pm (KWT>. v mMMm r 1 *1 1 1* will aet-ups. It be was, it is not surprising. That’s common prac- NATION.SI. LEAKI t Cincinnati 3, New York 1. compete for a complete set of golf center from two,veterans, and Or- Butler. September 26. was ordered Fight Results (Ja Brooklyn 1(», Pittsburgh 3. tice Si Lout* (Bemley. 19-0* at Bo»tnn clubs and bags presented by the ville Meyer. Belleaire, 0., sopho- fpr the Indiana Hoosiors today by ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ——— -, ti„* in the fight racket. And why not? It does seem kind of very. 12-131- 3 p m (EWT*. St !x*ut* S, Bofinn 2 Pittsburgh (Sewell. at Brooklyn! Philadelphia 3-1. Chicago 1-4 MGA. more. has been added to the var- Coach Bo MeMillm In yesterday's o«lit*fwt c»i !LAA*»i US, •illy to get a “knocked off” 18-J4I Ero»rv>, lii promising young fifchter by a top- (Macon. 33* 3pm (EWT*. TOnAVs KAMKM The event presents an oppor- sity at left guard. game Billy Cwil H