EVENING TIMES (PHO\E CHERRY P8on) SPORTS Tueadtr, April 1941 PAGE 22 SPORTS DETROIT 8* Newsom to Face BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Bob Ripley Wayne to Offer Angott Touch of Major .Signs for Senators in Flint Fight tfdo League Color A busy boxing program for dalles Charlotte Detroit and Michigan is being ar- ranged under the watchful eye of Dlutytltlf By LEO MACDONELL By GEORGE MASKIN' Commissioner John J. Hettche. » CHARLOTTE. N. C., April B. Possibly the immediate sur- roundings don't help to create any Added to his plans for With Buck Newsom on the mound major league atmosphere. heavyweight bouts, including one the Tigers were to engage Wash- But, once Wayne University’s involving is the proposed battle /te.v .Ways* Car Figures as the One ington in an exhibition game here first baseball team in history gets Sammy Angott-Lew Jenkins today, the first of two contests for the world's lightweight crown. [going this Agnott is listed by the National with the Senators before Del Spring, there'll Race Boxing Association as champion, - to Beat in *soo'Mile Raker lakes his champions north be a definite The teams play again tomorrow while New York and California inote of "big" king in Greenville, S. C. | recognize Jenkins as 'time stuff pre- Agnott will fight in Flint on hi*it. Thf surest sign- of nil Resides Newsom, the regular RAMBLING- gprinp is vailing. June 21 giving that city its first during the past Tew days when Tiger lineup is expected to be sent Far one thing, was seen in the Times' office Washington "wurtrtT championship right. Het- for the annual against the Wayne team .toe Copps. who beats the ballyhoo drums Beaten by the Senators five tche is in St. Louis today to attend sports writers will deck itself jLA' jM the Louis fight and will confer Indianapolis "500'’ mile race, dropped in to give, times in as many starts in Florida, major ¦ out in with commissioners from other the green flag on press releases for the the victory-hungry Tigers seek re- league uniforms 1 states to find a suitable opponent -- venge. - . > Memorial Day event. ; ¦‘—suits, which a for Angott. "Will war talk affect the race ]jn TWO ROOKIE PITCHERS year ago, were | The Flint fight w ill be 15 rounds worn by such he in any way?" Joe was asked. Among Tigers the trip to a decision and will held the new on illustrious Atwood Stadium, seating “Not in the least,” he said. “The north are two pitchers—Hal White I about Tigers as Hank 25,000 fans. Jack Petnll and Clif late Carl Fisher started the In- and Bob Uhle. The former came Greenberg. up from Buffalo and Uhle from ford Chapel are the co-promoters. dianapolis race years ago on the Charley Gehrin- TRInKOWHKI Charley Jones, manager of An- Dallas. Ned Harris, the only other ger, Rudy York, Buck Newsom and theory that people in Indiana. Illinois, ase26 gott was in Hettche's office yester- recruit who made the grade at the f ; others. hibernate for the I | day afternoon to sign for the Flint Michigan Ohio and Lakeland camp, is in Knoxville In all, Joe Truskowski, who has' fight. Sammy He knew visiting a willrejoin the He said would be greater part of the Winter. sister and HAS BEEN LE6MIVWA«*IEP | taken over the Wayne baseball willing to take half of the purse in is on that the first big attraction that club Cincinnati. Hams forces, has purchased 20 of the old | ; as his share, instead of demanding sidelines with a broken nose. Timesw7vea«s/ game up in the Spring would get the 1 i Tigers 'uniforms for purposes* the champion's end bobbed Eric McNair was the only other only. On practice days, the Wayne all. Hettche will discuss the match them casualty in the Tigers’ Spring boys will hop around Northwestern with Mike in St. to- hand in training compara- Jacobs Louis "No self-respecting farm camp, a camp Field in football pants the only day. He a possible tree from serious willalso discuss the Iloosier state would think of tively ailments items available for drills, Lou Nova-Abe Simon fight as a McNair early In training sprained missing the Indianapolis race. It's TWO 1)1 MAGGIO BOYS prelude to the title fight in Briggs th«*m. nis ankle and the iniurv has been Stadium in September. still an old-fashioned picnic to slow m mending. Another x-ray Besides the uniforms, two They meet In the infield every in I akeland yesterday showed no "named" players will assist in the REX MAYS Memorial Day. have a whale of a time hrefk, but it will he some time bringing of that major league before the ankle is right, doctors touch to the team The themselves, and at the end of the day they shake hands and Wayne 1 for indicated. particular performers are Joe and Wings Confident say: I'll he seeing you next Memorial Day’.' While the Tigers fared poorly Andy DiMaggio. both infielders. in the exhibition games this Spring. And both are related -distantly Del Raker professed no agitation —to the famed big league Di- as All That on that score. Maggios Joe of the Yankees Tying Simple the -Sox and Vin- Of Set DEL BAKER PLEASED Dominie of Red It s just as simple as that, so Hji Mr. t opps. cent of the Pittsburgh Pirates. "Training Page) thinks this is to be Rex Mays' year in the roaring duel. camps are places In &*V The two DiMaggio* are almost (Continued from First Sport Joe which to the in OfIEVI COFFMANMHISSCHILPREN opined Joe. "You don't build put players phys- %TONE certain to crack Wayne's regular from Omaha on the clothes line “He's got the car this year.” ical condition," Baker explained, IkOUBAPOUk Since the Family could never lineup, according to Truskowski.

Certain improve- - and Ah,k a winning car at Indianapolis in one year. “and the Tigers appear to he in PROSPECIWSOE M 6EAR KILLER OF COLORADO Each has some sandlot experience with Carl Liscombe product is turned in that AGREEONANVTHING.HEORPERED.AUINSCRIPTIONS on players of ments are made each year until the finished good shape respect. They Gulppan Pay ey Turning [ntoa Guitar Directions, behind him and it's Motter r will do their in the Made his rr to face Different atlant\iii that banking Rex figures to have the best car in the race. playing reg- type Truskowski is .1 EN NING S ADVANCED out. ular season." this year injuries and tragic accidents at Joe also speculated that Raker is e«prrtally pleased with Joe probably will handle the Rill Jennings will b< moved up Indianapolis willcontinue to be on the decline. the recovery of Charley Gehringer. third base dunes with Andy to the place he held on the lini- “Eddie Rickenbacker has remodeled the track so the boys who last Spring was suffering from Ross Takes Punching Prize headed for a shift to one of the ment line w ith Don Grosso and Sid Ijcrths—a The ‘spinning room',” he pointed out. “That's all the good a sacro iliac ailment that never Again outfield Ithoush he Abel until Wares returned. have did right during 19-40 State Nine claims first base is THE spot for 1 lowe-Rrunoteau-Giesebrecht com- room.’ This gives them a chance to iiself the drivers want-spinning season. When the Tigers broke him. bination alone will stand pat spin themselves out of trouble. Before the track was re- camp a year ago. Gehringer The Wing boss isn't too happy was BRUINS' MANAGER CLIPS VAN VLEC'KS REPORT modeled they used to hit the cup near the retaining wall and go left in Florida and worked out about Wares' injury. catapulting into space.” with Buffalo-at- Plant City. re- At lop Strength Incidentally. the DiMaggios "It’s a totigh hr 'c because joining the Detroit club in Cincin- Form only one of the brother acts we certainly counted on Ware* LOUD-MOUTHED FAN final*," nati. FAST LANSING. April P.— on the-Wayne aggregation. There being In there In the _ the Bill and Adams. "He was just hit- BOSTON, April B.—Manager of the also are VanVlecks .said Conn's Backers Go Down Michigan Stain's baseball team John known more around Wayne ting top form when he was hurt. packs powerful a scoring punch as any of his krauts . . . It's as a; ri4l-#4rcngth~*ga4ft~ haskethatl accomplish- Brulieteau Is game- hut he'a in his right hand, he landed flush on the mouth of a loud- was' back “fnr-Thetr- Just Bill Brown, of the New York commission, made a keynote which Neverthehleas, mouthed Bostonian, who fodav as the Spartans held The ments. a kid rookie. he'* speech recently. He says too many* youngsters have taken a cue Louis, yesterday Like the DiMaggios. the Van- a lot better in there than an In- Musto Set yelled, “Well, Art, are you first home practice fol- in with- jured might surprise from Tony Galento and decided they can get by sports going to let this Detroit lowing their return from the Vlecks are regulars on the sandlot player. He scene Summer John as an a lot of out training. He advises them to copy the style of a Lou Nova series go seven games?” South. Coach John Kobs was each people." Davis, outfielder. Bill, first baseman. Adams i« mourning “RTF seen and heard about The knockdown, which greeted by Wilford regular a a too. or a Gene Tunney and forget all they have has been the At one time, the formed the because can t For Short' Go jaf occurred early Monday morn- outfielder’ Who on pair Galento. "backbone of there leading his and ing the Garden, sidelines with an injured ankle. Northwestern be in men training half as bad as in front of High's aggregation. banging the Bruins around he Truth Is, Tony never did break made Ross the new kayo king Although a catcher. Howard La- like (Continued from First Sport Page) due, who has out Rangers in the painted. This was just the old ballyhoo. of the hockey association, Detroit sophomore Other sandlotters for the did the first playoff the trip, Wayne team Catcher Bill game. did out before the first prelim is .lack Adams is out of the slugged .503 on southern include Billy Conn's showing against Gunnar Barlund two Collins, played with the the Bruins aren't at top staged. competition by jE i remeained in left field because of who But things: (1) Dimmed public’s interest in his forthcoming bout punching olubhing. championship B strength either. Not only cen- orders of his boss, Jim his heavy Class Sam's club is (2) skyrocketed Lou Nova miles ahead of him And Musto, the sawed-off chal- Michigan States opens regu- last Summer; Larry Sophiea anil ter Bill Cowley, league's with Joe Louis: Norris, hut Connie Smythe its the scor- lenger. is as is lar next Friday John McCormick, outfielders; Bob ing champion. of action, hut as outstanding challenger for the champion. unworried as he the Maple Leafs was still season schedule _out of and Saturday with White and Aaron Berman, pitch- Bobby Baßuer and said that Uncle Mike Jacobs is very* peeved at Conn and unafraid. He will get 15 per cent in there seeking honors Ohio State at Tis Columbus. ers, and Ted March, shortstop. of the Kraut Line will he playing of the net and a purse like that is through the last game of his manager, Johnny Ray, for taking the Barlund bout against under handicap of injuries to- here, when the wishes. like manna from heaven for fight- the playoffs he night. his took a wild swing at referee Stars Seek Diamond Foes Mrs. Weiss Trailing ing for coffee and cakes in the ART In a futile effort to increase interest in 's art Ross Mickey lon. JAC K STf.W The Stars. 1040 champions of AUGUSTA. Ga.. April 8— Mrs tour, stories were dropped here and there that Miss Marble and st irks! the Northwestern Boys Baseball Donald Weiss of Flint, Mich., to- Wins Golf Title brings Federation, to schedule day was well behind the h aders in Don Budge kittenish about one another. You'll have to That us down to the main King Clancy will handle the game tonight if the referees' desire were games with teams within a 40-milc the Woman's Titleholders' golf HAMILTON, Bermuda April P. . of that Don is question: What chance has Musto? schedule still stands , . The king will fight one or all ’em. chalk this one off after the week-end announcement radius of Detroit. Teams inter- tournament. Mrs. Weiss scored a i INS)—George Lott of Phila- University sophomore this coming June. To be perfectly honest, we must Dorothy to marry a Stanford Jack Stewart, the Wings’ hardest hitting defenseman, blew ested are asked to contact George 95 yesterday as Kirby of delphia won the Belmont Manor admit his chances of beating Louis, at the Brighfmoor and Jane of golf championship, defeating Man- . . . F. Beecher Atlanta Cothran slips S2O when the Wings missed In the opener All of the Detroiter* unless Joe and breaks a leg. solid, knockdown body checks Community Center. Greenville shot 80’s to take fir: t. uel Timental of Bermuda 5 and 4. are about the same as Hitler’s had been promised $5 apiece for by Harry hockey in the event they won Nova Too Easy to Hit chances of being elected to the Jacobson, the Detroit fan, British House of Commons. . . . Stewart marked up four. Joe Williams (New York World-Telegram) says of Lou 1 Nova’s chances against Joe Louis: FINISH EARLY Johnny Mowers ha* spent at least six hours since the opener getting heat treatments and other ministrations from trainer “Nova Is too easy to hit. At one stage, Baer hit him six In fart, after studying Musto's Honey Walker for his injured left teg . . . The Detroit goalie has straight times with rights to the head. If Baer can do that, recoxd and after watching him work, we are convinced he has a drawn the praise of all Boston writers. so can Louis. And Joe Isn’t going to run out of gas doing It, wonderful chance of hearing the as Baer did.” canaries chant well within the 15- one of Mrs. Walker's hairpins for round limit. Dixie Walker use to carry • We might make a guess at Ihe UNDID good luck . . . He‘s switched now ter a watch fob of a golden horse-" finish if we could foretell Louis’ w ticiuiivuv j, shoe. inlaid with a piece of the old Blarney stone. state of mind tonight. If Joe hap- And they're telling the stoor that Billy Sullivan urges Hank pens to feel as vicious as he was Greenberg and Rudy York to take his bat along when they go to against Schmeling in their second fight, brother Musto will not be 3 . high-class company will the plate . . Says association with ddt Sound with us very long. But if Joe is just help. feeling benevolent, Musto may stick found the perfect job to combine BillyTaylor, the golfer, has around for a few heats. . ** a to earned business and pleasure ... He is now selling protection golf Tony is nice boy and good his folks. We wish him luck but to professionals . . . Billy must insurance CALL ON some going to day. he's need more than that Don’t b« too final In diamiasing Hiram prospective customer each when Joe starts swing with gusto BUSINESS SENSE ,?in. Musto. Walker’s Imperial Blended Whiakey aa too expen- Stahl Wayne Netters to Uon 9 to iLAAA NOW You . ‘Sold* on “I . The Automobile Club is a great group of sive for anything aave “special-occasion” enjoy- Going South Can Have _L O L motorists banded together to make driving safer, more economical, and a pleasure. They Harbor! greater ment Becauae this luxury blend really Vaulting into the No. 1 position THE a« a group are the best drivers in America. They the (Continued from First Sport Fage) his first year on varsity. 120- have fewer accidents. Because they have fewer acci- [iv ¦u^l pound Tom Carr "ill lead the aomebody break vbO m tour**- DETROIT TIMES dents they are preferred insurance risks. It 1 p#r pint Wayne TTfuversity tennis squad in costs only $ 4 merit play. ’its six-game invasion of the South 1 These Club members maintain at the I m Code No. 95 Hugh Syron. De- starting Friday when the Tartars CHIP SHOTS— ( Club this Insurance Exchange I&MMJU troit Golf Club caddie superintend- eiash with a new opponent. Mercer 11 L non-profit Hi | ent.-has signed more than 400 University, at Macon, Oa. to provide insurance for themselves at cost. Because $2.05 Quart, Code No. 94 shortage Pete Nunez will play No. 4; boys ... yet fears a of thev are drivers, and as this is their own caddie* close. All but Elmer Miller, No. 5. and Ed Pro- RED preferred until schools a few of the boys still are going nia< k the la-t position. I \( hangr, this insurance can be more broad, the Granger will captain the to school. Older boys who used to Ed adjustments more liberal, and the cost much less. caddy nose 1 cither arc employed netters from the No. 3 post, and jn fa'-tories or are In military nr- with Harmon Bums, in the second Because are true then isn’t mem- Q 1 these facts it sice About 135 of his hoys never slot, makes up the veteran LINE caddied before and Symn has lierri bers of the team. OKI just good ordinarv business for you to Instructing them several da;.s a Following its opener with Mer- Edition hrlong to the Club and seek your auto insurance ' Wayne w-ill meet University week. ,- cer of Georgia. Satuiday. Next week here as a good driver? Mortie Dutra. recdhtly returned IIMPERIA it will battle Cleim-on at Clemson, containing all sports from hi* Winter post at Calexico, ’ S. C., University of the South at IMPERIAL Cal., still has the ‘ back miseries news of the day deliv- Detroit Automobile 1 Tcnn., at have plagued him Sewane* Vanderbilt which tor sev- Nashs u)e, and will w ind ered to your home by Inler-InNurnnce Exchange w eral Even Tcnn, up seasons the California with Indiana at Bloomington, Inn. WHISIU sun didn't chase them. Mortie re- carrier. Just 4ttnrnevi-in-faet: Sidney D. Waldon, I *UNOtO ports that the at thin. B. Vsn I>u»en, Thos. P. Henry •M»|l I sixth hole Ca- "Wu I WHISKEY lexico. which is just across the Gatenfo Meets Buddy Baer John J. Ramsey, General Manager I border from Mexicali, parabeis the WASHINGTON, April 8. - r>eutrol tpJrftt. 90 proof International line and a sliced Call ¦ y/ C2)/* J 70% Qroln HNSl—"Two Ton” Tony Gslcnto at Automobile ( lab of Michigan drive often ends up ,n Mexico! arrived here 18 i hours behind V Hiram Walker & Soiu inc- Peoria, Ul that IS out of bounds schedule, announcing loudly he .s CHerry t—- 139 BAGLEY AVENUE, DETROIT V Alex P.us*. Detroit Golf Club ready for ' thar hum" Joe Loui* AND IN TWENTY CITIES hark the ¦> MICHIGAN professional, i« on job worid'c ampion. af'er hr "gets -8800 Pk««« CHarrjr 2811 after a Winter m Florida it was with Ruddy Baer? ( a vacation trip, without golf. forma heavy-weight, tonight.