the YRBILANTI PRESS, YPBILANTI, MICH., TUESDAY. APRIL 11, PAGE SIX Sports Roundup DAILY IS4S
New York-INS—Manager Mel Ott • draft ridden Giants today faces the loss of still another member. Pitcher Tom Sunkel who must report for his physical examination today. The southpaw, who is completely Conii I Fleet Making First Start blind In one eye was notified yesterday that he had been reclassified In lA. Adding to Oil's woes was a message from Mike Schemer, first baseman for Jacksonville last year, that he expxects to be inducted FIT AND READY By Sords Into the armed forces April 2S. Ott had expected Schemer to solve his Jack Rare Today By STANLEY w THE OLD HOME TOWN first base problem. New York—lNS—Lippy l.eo Durocher today plans to use Bob Chip- man and Newell Kimball on the mound when the Dodgers meet the Unexpected Giants for the entertainment of the soldier hoys at Camp Upton. The | Giants will use Harry Feldman and Ace Adams. New- York, Apr. 13 —INS—Amid ••• • • some show of surprise and not a New York—lNS- Manager Joe McCarthy today will send his Yankees little dander and heartburn by riv- Casey Boston after postponement of Monday's al stables —who setined inclined to against Sengel's Braves in nomination he the veteran Jim Tur- feel that they had been stabbed contest McCarthy's pitching will a person or per- young Winsloff The Yankee pilot re the very vitals by ner, former Brave, and Charley —it out over- injured leg healing nicely and he sons unknown came vealed that Charley Keller's was night that Count Fleet, record probably in days. would use him a few short-price horse of all Kentucky Derby history, was to make his first start of the 1943 racing sea- son this afternoon. They, meaning Medwick Now Toast of practically everybody, had expect- Joe ed him to wait for the Wood Me- morial on Saturday. Grapefruit League Instead, the Count, barring a Frosted swift reversal of intention by Train- Don Cameron, INS AVith good weather, er was suddenly due New York. Apr. 13— the Yankec- purse, Glant-Dodger header today in the St. James a Joe Medwick is the toast of the double tomor- draw biggest piffling little *3.000 allowance race . row will the spring's frosted Grapefruit League . . yards; and, of the baseball gathering for the benefit of at a mile and 70 the Brooklyn Dodger outfielder, seven other colts entered, six are New York defense . . . who at times in the past. Including civilian Derby of vary- And all proceeds will go to the avowed candidates last spring, looked as though he ing degrees of merit. ... case cold, there was washed up is having the time fund In of probably won't be anybody on the That suggests real action on the of his life against the exhibition sharp curves at Jamaica later in . . his average for 39 premises which is a puzzling thing pitching . the day, though suggestion is not . . . people, expect to trips to the plate in eight games is The football pjir.Fment. may be frozen when ever they turn out, necessarily There . . is . in good shape .520 lie and bugs Pe-fßoi Ts sfA«a be only four or five horses at the of the but the baseball positively hustling, on top which pitch- ‘ comes. For don't like anything colder than a ’ post when the time ing is a little softer ... He has -WVioMoRL. ff hot sun. Fire o642, BACK JW s' XV one thing, some of the other stables looked pretty terrible in some of being mildly nettled by fans « profess to past seasons, but has Baseball are colder when Shape At i> the reefnt degrees this sudden move on behalf of the got back- in the groove. the thermometer Is at 50 DCA si-.tr than fans at 10 below, which t-AffLV Hertz-Derby special. Medwick is out this season to football another, is unexplained, or why docs a chick- Season Mui For there's one or two keep intact his record of never hav- that are distinctly out of their so- . . entire en cross the road? . The broad- ing fallen below .300 in his cial sphere. Eye-for-Eye, Derby baseball career . . In 1937, when cast proceeds ami all income from the double-header go to the de- horse, is a probable withdrawal. he w-as the red hot man with the ° fense fund and all the people con So is an affair called Towser, St. Louis Cardinals, he hit -374, which sounds something that THE EAfcLX’ SHIFT runs, nectcd with the game will contri- (•' 6ahes For-fte like MORM/M** drove in 154 hit 36 doubles ) ought to be poured back into the banner bute their time VaA' 1 TISrgRS AS A and 31 home runs for his kennel. Joe Burger, not in any year He is and is Buckey Harris expects Pitcher ... only 31 way related to Ham. is almost beginning to look like a cinch to Schoolboy Rowe to make a come- back with the Phils this season certain to be scratched. Eruasian come bouncing back this season should be, but maybe won't. . . . which Is a surprise to me. with a fine performance . . . Un- That leaves the race to Count less he actually is just one of those considering that he has won five games with his last three clubs Fleet, Bossuet and the Greentree morning glories of the springtime. colts, Famous Victory and Four Dickey trick knee . . . However, Harris is the guy Catcher Bill s Freedoms. The latter is low- acting Charlie who took over a very elderly pitell- Is up. Outfielder weighted at IDS, haring a tendon, ing staff at Washington in 1924 and claimed Wvatt Not to Bowling Scores Change Made JCeTTFrTTas a punt'd teg and five-pound apprentice allowance. Pitchers Marv Brcuer and Marius won the world championship in his year as manager and the pen \\ He’s also the horse Eddie Arcaro having • ailing . . . Russo arms asliington Senators Loom probably would have been riding, Bomber* Wrestling of which causing Manager nant the'next year . . . That at Bowman in All is if Arcaro was riding anything right 46'*. Gable 438, Clough Joe of the Yankees to least rates him as something of an he Available 416, Peteraon McCarthy now except maybe the 34th Street Miller 497, 501; handi- an of quick expert on old pitchers, of which in- cap 817, 2488. There will be a change in the hope for epidemic con- as First Division Threat crosstown trolley. Bossuet is sup- 168; totals. 810, 861, valescence among his hired hands cidentally Schoolboy Rowe Is not New York. Apr. 13—IN'S—Brook- Tap Room posed to be the contention, caril from that originally announced . real lyn's star hurler. Whitlow' Wyatt, with the start of the baseball sea- one . . his Is 31. 596. Green night Washington. D. C., Apr. 13—INS George Case ive.e among the lead- since he was running over the will the Dod- Richards 525. Clow- for tlie wrestling show Friday .- not be available for a week away . . Max 492, 504; totals, Michigan eon —With Ossie Bluege at the helm, hitters all last and hocks of Slide Rule to finish a gcrs-Y’ankee double hfader -505. Harris at 20 K. Ave. in the l'. A. Incidentally, the Yankees still ing year will be tomor- 841, 552, 2622. paired Case rousing second in the experimental row the Stadium for the 929, WC’.f.O. Hall. a problem in the per- succeeding Stanley Raymond Har- again in the lineup, at Yankee have holdout hitting handicap on opening day. That The double main event will fea- eon of Crisetti. the veteran AfoAHNumskull Washington loom second and Spence third. benefit of the civilian defense vol- Frankie ris, the Senators makes him a very live Derby Orange Lantern ture Dale Haddock, Bolnber Plant Inflelder who is suspended for the Jack Marion is an outfield recruit unteer office. M. Holly 469, T. Edson 475, F as a first division threat in a league of promise ami power. candidate, particularly with the dis- Leo that protection guard and Babe Kasa- first 30 days of the season by of- Gene Moore Durocher revealed Lambert G. Lutes 526, I). distorted by the drafts of is a polished who tance? going up. Wyatt Is visiting bis ailing father 523. boski. Polish star, for the best two . . war. outfielder can . is ficial Landis edict Crosetti and Deck 512, handicap 99; totals, 880, out of three falls with a one and a the be Fourth place in the American play first base, If needed. Bossuet Famous Victory are in Georgia. He will probably start 893, haggling with club to paid at is 831. 2604. half hour time limit. This bout that time out and in League pennant racek is a distinct 113 pounds. Count Fleet Max Macon and will have Bobo Allison’s for the in- 122, and may be as short Colthes promises to he crammed with ac- not reporting. possibility for the Senators, and thfe YOUTH MOBILIZATION BEGUN carrying Newsom available. Kirby Higbe Livingston 4SI, terim is 1-6 in the betting—ls he goes. C. Sinkule 549. E. tion and full of 'fireworks. Both service boxing equipment top of the second divis'on easily Pontiac. Mich.. Apr. 13—Monday as and Ed Head w ill hurl if the Dodg- M. Blakemore 569. W King 475, The “He'll go,” said Trainer Cam- game go boys are well known and have large fund has been swelled to 515.000 in is within their capabilites. The Sen- in Oakland County, mobilization of ers win the first and on to P. Jones 534; totals, 879, S7l, 858. 13 eron late last night "if the weath- play the Giants. followings. operation . to grand youths between and 17 years old two months of . . and ators, despite sacrifices the 2605. second perhaps tec games for farm labor during the summer er isn't too bad. By that, I mean The half of the double the boxing people are going to con- cause loom as windup features a newcomer, AH it on for the stronger than they in 1942. months was undertaken with Rob- windy or blustery." ONLY OPEN PORT Recreation tinue pouring benefit were a Pasha, the terrible Turk and Mau- of the gents They definitely are stronger In ert Lynd, Birmingham V.MCA direc- This might have been mildly Escanaba. Mich., Apr. 13— In an J. 552. E. Snow M Bow In the services. statement ¦ Ellis 466. I-aCh.tpclie, time favorite out- tor, in charge. In cooperation with mystifying .if it weren't effort to get started on the task of 525, rice old One of the toughest blows suf- two departments—infield and accepted den 482, A. Dundon H Hamer of standing. Pasha is a col- In a third the County Agricultural Extension for the Count s known and meeting the 95.000,000-ton goal that long AH fered by any baseball club this PEARNC!AH- V.EIEE field. They are no worse including puddle- 610; totals, 977. 765. 593, 2635. orful character who still retains spring has befallen the St. Louis i —catching. The fourth department Serviie and the United States Em- eccentricities, the War Production Board lias es- THE- UMBRELLAS jumping, shadow boxing and the Wolfs many of his quaint customs and Cardinals through the loss of I —pitching—is an unknown quanti- ployment Service, Lynd said Mon- tablished for the mlne-to-furnace 563. Connolly plunge for distance. He used to do with Crane Dirhr 500. still adheres to many of his Far Shortstop Martin Marion, who will !?IBS BROKEN VYHEM ty. but holds promise. day. letters have been sent to all ore movement in 1913 and Shuda 516. Ziegler 522. handi- that sort of thing, it seems, in a the 447, East prat tiers while IgvChnpelle be out for a month recovering from IT WAS HUMS' ON THE "We may be one of the surprise county school leaders requesting every other ore-loading port on cap 54; totals, 869. 830, 905. 2604. registration miscellaneous, offhand way in the anil quickly adapted himself to the an appendectomy . . . He's tough TREE teams the American League," of student? willing to Great Lakes still lie-locked, HALL- T of of his But Johnny American way of life and has only gent in that infield and they will DEANE LAN6V Bluege said, in dis ussing the ap- work or, farms during the summer middle races. with IS days of shipping through MARY Longdon, who’s having a big meet- a slight accent to remind one that giving a to proaching - By getting vacation. the Sault Ste. Marie locks already miss him. boost the season. Bob ing. got Rhyth m Band Has lie recently came from Fiance. the Dodgers Reds in we seems to have the horse lost in comparison with last year, hopes of and DEAR AiOA.H“ IS A Johnson from tile Athletics These two meet in a two out of the National League pennant race strengthened our outfield. He will Albion, Mich., Apr. 13—William in hand. ore boats are streaming into Esca- GOBLET A LITTLE- As to that, the Count couldn't W oodruff Program three fall match with a one hour . years naba. a repetition of . . Incidentally, have you no- be a power hitter and home run R. Maler, 19 old, son of Mr. Monday saw ¦> have been as skiftish as some peo- The Rhythm Band of the first and time limit. . . Dodgers SAILOR is In which 16 ore ticed? . Those are threat, hitting fourth. He has av- and Mrs. Ray W. Maier. Albion, Sunday's situation SAM C>lE®o, CAI.OB, youngest ple made him out to be. Not, any- boats at filling ev- second grade room of Woodruff really going ... A clean sweep t>H eraged 25 home runs a season In the second man to com- were Escanaba, of a three-game series with the his major league career and drove plete the armored forces officer how. with that tremendously im- ery available dock space and voic- School gave a program Monday numnoTonj. pressive record of his. afternoon, which was greatly en- Y’ankees Is something for the Dodg- Rost caro YOUR in 104 runs per year. I'm counting candidate school course at Kort ing others to wait offshore for their Church to’deab moah* - TOO*/" as a turns under the ore pockets. joyed. The 30 members of the Briefs er rooters to crow about even if It Evstr.Hi'eß VyKk| PM' area ByaAcale. fnc heavily on him keeping up that t lvnox, Ky., and he graduated did happen in spring exhibitions. pa