Sports Roundup— Bathers Lead League in Track, . By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. 'Misweef, Arthur Rose Filly, Tigers Hope (API *ho Archers Club NEW YORK, May 17 Give Asa Bushne'l. MCs Outrun most runs the east's central athletic office, credit for the for Aid of progressive pair of moves in war-tune col'cge sports. . . . City's Derby Entry tor unfreezing the football rules and ho is First Is Organized wos Asa responsible Ferndale p Weothermon maneuvered the •‘voluntary" travel reduction program that Organisation Includes probably kept ODT restrictions from be ng a lot tighter . . . DETROIT, May 17 (/P) _ rules out the Three postponed Junior, Senior Groups But we don't get the 48-hour restriction. That Stars times because Track rain, possibility of mid-week travel, when the burden on the rai of Detroit’s first meeting of the 1945 EAST DETROIT Another . a travel is the . . W nder if ! this will reduce High Jump, Reloy roads lightest. season with the Philadelphia big step toward clean, whole- make up for what will he added by schools resum ng enough to Form Exciting Athletics was reset for today in some recreation for the youth of this \ear —and by Bushne'l s trips to Washington East and surrounding competition Climax to Meet the form of a double-header. A1 Detroit to confer with ODT officio s' Benton and Hal Newhouser were territories has been made by W • • Wayne Kangus, The Mount Clemens harriers Detroit's pitching nominees, op- assistant scout master of Troop 10. Three, And Out ;'ran the strong Ferndale track posing Don Black and Russ to in meet Tuesday Christopher of the A’s. Mr. Kangus, Looks as if Mort Cneper, in quit* -g the Cardinals for the •ram sft 43 a in an effort to the modern walkout records of afternoon at Mount Clemens. Peculiarly enough, rain which get the young people off the third time, was going after ‘ streets away 'Homesick Geary. Buddy Rosar and The win puts them at the top washed out Philadelphia ap- and from mischief, such guvs'as Huck" has organized the East never Rube Wad- of the Eastern Michigan League pearances here Monday, Tues- Detroit . threaten Blimp Phelps. . . But he II even track loop and gives them full day Wednesday may Archers Club and the Idea has *he A $ almost any and pro- dell's Q ||.t.me mark. Wadded used to leave league which caught on like * command of the vide Benton the distinction of wild fire. it go hea t. g Ol time someone suggested wc- dbea and baseball. hurling games • • • ihey also head in two in a row for Mike Lizza, the 16-year-old The v ictory against Ferndale the Tigers. The big Navy dis- president of the Junior club, stat- track chargee won his fifth straight Quote , Unquote gives the Bathers three ed hat the club already has 25 President John Keeshin's comment on the fact that open wins and no losses. Including verdict of the season in the members and new names are _ue meets, the Bathers second half of Sunday's twin being Ing day at his Sportsmans Park race track drew 9.000 fewer non-lea added to the list each day. * >tring of six victories and bill with Boston. The club is run than last Near- Now perhaps the public will thirk have a by the boys and customers " cue loss. Nicked for only one earned all business and archery rocinq a not as a on of figures meets of 37 as sport, collect thin- POO The Edwards-coached run in five full games, Benton are handled by them. Many of clads were lagging by one point has recorded three shutouts and the boys even make their own Sports Shorts with only the high jump and re- * goes into today’s game with a equipment. won't push its lav left but showed their ability stretch of 24 successive score- The United States Lawn Tennis Assoc : at on J«\ ¦ i The club has its own shoot- to score in the pinches by taking less innings pitched. Red Cross tournament program this \ear. though there II be ing range, which is open day nrst ana second in the hign all . at Forest Hills a°d a good many other clubs . . Newhouser, like last season, at Toepfer events and winning the relay. and Donald and will Rosen plans to name a foaled at Belmont jump is off to a poor start in the vic- welcome any boys or girls Trainer Frenchy celt The relay was a tight squeeze >e" who Day "... Hubbell, p# V V V k tory column, winning but two are interested in the Park just after V-E “Ban Lifted Carl with Charbeneau, local anchor- ¦ bow and '* ' of his first five starts. One of arrow himself, k;d farm ¦¦ -• [*¦ - f?P§b sport. The age for never too husky has a on one of the G'ants man edging the Ferndale runner m w-e t- limit by the wins, however was a one- the junior is 17, but any- would make look like a heavyweight rasslcr one yard. * archers teams who Carl by only k H *Nm'-mm masterpiece and Steve ¦¦ ¦ v one over that age eligible Dickev, in the high the ? \ is for comporison Ed pitching for Springfield Ohio Vickers was man for >* - *'** jB '4%L O’Neill expects the tall left- membership in the adult group. . points. . . scoring State League, stands 5-7 and weighs only 142. Frankie Bathers by 12 hander soon to reach the form in the broad ' The Terry, who fights Harold Green at St Nick s tomorrow, is a He scored a first lt that carried him to 29 pitching adult members of the East of 19 feet five m , fire watcher in the Brooklyn Navy Yard We trust he won’t jump with a leap MKMttesim^Om^dS9^!!!Sommteiesa»^^ triumphs in 1944. Detroit Archers had their first inches, tied for first in the high meeting Sunday, May 13. for the . . do anything to burn up the fans. . And would you say that Going into the abbreviated jump and placed second in the purpose of organiizng the senior Happy plan to supply baseball equipment and su- MISWEFT is shown above with its owner, Arthur Rose, and riden by M. Caffarclla after she cop- two-game series with Philadel- Chandler's 440 as well as running in the re- club and electing officers. This for kid teams may leave the commissioner with ped the Ste. Ann Handicap last summer. phia the Tigers needed only an pervision lay. group will have their first arch- sandlotters in his hair? of the times in the vari- last Jan. 3L the local three-year- hut the two from Kenilworth even split to maintain a record ery • • Most For the first time in its his meet May 27, starting at 9 • the of not having lost an American ous events were slowed by tory, Mount Clemens will be old will be in the prime of con- Farris, Bert G and Kenilw-orth j o’clock. field. prove be a League series since July, 1944. Service Dept, wet condition of the represented by a horse in the dition and should to Lad are doubtful. top- Detroit played its last 16 series / The summaries: Kentucky Derby. real threat to the nation's Air Sailor won seven of his 11 S Sgt. Max Baer, who has been In five different army last season with no worse than 120-yard High Hurdles—Hill- Arthur Rose s crack distance- notch horses. starts winding up his juvenile hospitals for the past 1 3 months, has been ordered back to sec- an even break and won four and berry, F, first; Matz, MC. running filly Misweet will be Rose stated this morning that campaign with a victory in the Field, Texas, duty. . . . Out Kelly for active of 65 football ond; MC, third. Time: he entered his horse immediate- Breeders’ Futurity. split thrre of its first seven scr- TAXI Albee. among the starters at the war- letter winners at Clemson College from 1940-44, 63 wear or ies this season. Last club to FULLER - 17 3 seconds. delayed 71st running of the ly after receiving the nomina- Kenilworth Lad went to the PELTIER worn Uncle Sam s Three were killed in the serv- F, Saturday post winning take a series from the Tigers have uniforms One-Mile Run Simonds. Derby on June 9 when the larg- tion from Col. Matt 10 times without M PAX M 24 HOUR Comp second; 20 was the , which . . . Ellis. baseball team May ices. Six members of the 111.. fir-t: Bessemer, F. est field since 1929 will run for Winn and will leave for while Bert G. a handsome colt slßvlc, 4 min- swept three games just before have seen overseas service . . . Capt. Ray Barbuti. former Schwave, F, third. Time: roses, gold tro- Churchill Downs to watch his by Maedic, did not start. 4504 the wreath of Bengals opened surge Olympic runner who is serving in the 57 seconds. horse go through its final paces. A total of 155 of the country’s the a that Syracuse footballer and utes. phy and $75,000 prize. carried them into the stretch a tank, to be 200-> ard Low Hurdles —Hill- IN THE MONEY thoroughbreds have been nomi- India-Burma theater, has designed parachuted “Champing at the bit’’ since duel they lost Louis for berrv, F. first; Carlos. MC. sec- Misweet, showing steady im- nated for the historic race. to St. FRANK PAYTON to stranded airmen, which will hold provisions for three the racing ban went into effect the 1944 flag. ond;' Kickkola, F, third. Time: provement since she was bought WILL MAM TOUR OLD MOM months. Three airmen already have been saved by use of the LOOK LIM WEWI 8 seconds. uy Rose at Lexington in the fall ¦¦ CLtASIWa device. 26 Ten bases were stolen in the *1 a 880-yard Run Shaw, MC, of 1943, has won three of her 16 first ball game between inmates SHOE ¦sar first; McMann, F, second; Win- starts, placed second eight times Hope Open NOW AT to of an Indiana prison. Practise klepluk, F. third. Time: 2 min- Chaos Hits and came in third once. 34 N. WALNUT makes perfect. The Monitor-Leader utes, 10.8 seconds. She has definitely shown an Shot Put Manning, MC, inclination for the longer routes THURSDAY MAY 17, 1945 PAGE 18 second; Jenkins, should be in good form on League Play first; Jouna. F. Cardinals and F, third. Distance: 42 feet, 2*4 Derby day. Schedule Opener Kegler 1 inches. Sam Brtadon Weighing a little more than COME ONE, COME ALL Roth Wins Decision Kiwanis Vickers and measuring 16 High Jump Faces Trouble 1.500 pounds and for Monday IF) Big Men's Doubles Sweepstakes Cleans Up Big Carlos. MC. tied for first and hands four inches in height, Over Don Morrow Currie, Hammerslagh, Misweet has just recently run Hopeful that a favorable Saturday Afternoon at 2 P. M. second: ST. LOUIS, May 17—(JP»— All AKRON, 0., May 17—(JPi— Reynolds and Darling, F, tied the mile and one-sixteenth beta* the weather will at Tournament was chaos in the camp of the