Sports Roundup— Batting Sprees Mark Fliers', H6IS Wins By HUGH FULLERTON. JR. Radiow Leads City (API A survey.conducted bv Up College •' YORK. June 1 Nine Sked NEW only -4.. ot the 6S. Eppie Barnes. Colgate coach, shows that Softball . . Ad colleges list baseball os on official sport. . American national game cU P Lumlieniien's include those which let the Hits Against Nearing Close the 242 only intro-murol com- Standings Hiirinn war-time and those which have Eyes b-g recson why Eppie and Penn Hopes Rise High MAJOR LEAGUE Michigan . Tigers' r etition That's the Barrage have colled o "revival meeting of col- Hit W L Pet. Another Crown Stole's Joe Bedenk 'hey can Rose Growers month to see whot Selfridge Field 3 0 1.000 lege coaches for the end of this As Mueller Blanks Yanks Froh Trucking OP)—'The wav of contrast. North Super Cleaners 1 0 1 000 , June 1— inr the name . . And just bv But Selfridge /Hr? other day with BOSTON, June 1—

—The Yankee batsmen in the nine in- Errors Contribute Luedtke Refrig. 1 0 1.000 state’s collegiate spring sports up' its spring football drills the Carolina wound a g Unscored-On , less than a game nings. Covered Wagon 1 0 1.000 schedule drew near to- intra-squad game for which two bits odmissionwasc to Their Downfall its close on tirst place in the American Hillcrest Studio 1 0 1.000 picnic, about two-bit payers. Record Broken out of The shutout victory was the day with only five baseball mA And no cracks League, put m their first Boston The Hubarth and Schott ma- Hubarth & Schott 1 1 .500 eighth this season for Detroit, games on tap for the week-end, In a game marked by fre- appearance of the season today, jor league softball team entered Andy's Texaco 0 1 .000 which has ncedfcd airtight pitch- including quent errors, the Selfridge Field lortified by the knowledge that the victory column last night at MC Gardens 0 2 .000 central Michigan col- , . Rose Pick Up The Marbles ing to outweight its weak hitting. lege's Percy of I >glithandcr Mueller, side- St. Mary s Stadium by 0 meeting with a Wis . a professional Handler Fliers out-scorcd Mount Clem- Leslie trounc- Froh Trucking 2 .000 Benson, of Eag'e. straight Jones hospital nine Battle Orr.n in spite o t c ens Greenhouses 11 to 3 last arm pitcher, can take his regu- Three singles, a forcc- ing the Froh Trucking team 13 Beuschlein’s 0 2 .000 at dogs, manages to moke out a-l r ght Creek field trial night at Selfridge to gam turn in an injury-riddled out and a steal accounted to 4. this afternoon. -cd points. . During the Field lar shortages and airmunii.cn and . staff? for both Tiger runs in the fourth The lumbermen connected for trials ot Fargo. N D. o hen their third victory and take mound JUNIOR LEAGUE Saturday’s card sends Michi- preparations for the recent the league Mueller, Army dischargee inning off righthander Bill Zu- 13 hits but seven errors by the gan s Wolverines . . of leader- after their in a dump cf tree' . command W L Pet. 18'.h nheasant escoped and took refuge making his first start of the sea- ber. trucking team helped make the successive victory in then to sit pulled ship. Mayfair 1 0 1000 a Big Ten who was exercising his dogs, told powerful Corps son yesterday, whitewashed th° defeat one-sided. Hash with Benson The Air bat- YORK SINGLE SCORES I. O. O. F. 1 0 1 000 Purdue at Lafayette. a handful of marbles and went hunting. 2 to 0 with Wasting no time, the Lumber- Michigan normal out a slmgshot and ters blasted out three doubles Roy Cullenbine fouled out to Breitmcyer’s 0 0 .000 closes its sea- hit the mark the pheasant s head a superlative two-hit pitching men pushed one run across in son with an Eventually be and connected for nine hits to open the inning but Rudy Yor* Van’s Fish Mkt. 0 0 .000 attempt to halt something for performance that brought the the first inning and then ganged Michigan State’s six-game win- and came home with djnner. win the game. singled, took third on Roger Hagan's Service 0 0 .000 Tigers their second victory cf up on Vaido, hurler for the ning streak at East Lansing and The Rose Growers showed Cramer s hit to center and scored Miller’s Dairy 0 0 .000 three-game series. Truckers in the second to score Western Michigan plays host Page good form and managed to sta> the on Jim Outlaw s single to left. Nesbitt's 0 0 .000 to One-Minute Sports A crowd of 5,300 fails turned four times. A double by Morrell, Orange Central Michigan at Kalamazoo r.ght beJund the Fliers but poor Cramer moved to third as Skeet- 1 .000 Coulter the b*g ""exon who still holds the inter- for the twilight game. a hit, two walks and tw’O errors Terrace Gardens 0 in the game DeWitt ball handling proved to be their cut er Webb forced Outlaw and Cooley J season's last for put record, isn't interested in track and held Mueller, ho walked only two were the cause of all the trou- D. N. 1 .000 both scholastic shot down bail and the Airmen pull- w scored while the Yanks were teams. He and rather play football all the Yankees, was kept out of hot ble. Last Night’s Results competition at West Point ed away to a decisive win. running down Webb on the dou- Sunday Michigan stops off at former sports pubhotor and fight water by three Tiger double Long-range hitting was the Selfridge Field 11, MC Rose time . • Jersey Jones, The Selfridge Field batters ble steal for the third out. Bunker Hill (Ind.) Navy for a is working on plays. Nick Etten’s second in- theme of the game with Elmer Gardens 5. Manager, is back from exile" in Baltimore and wasted no time after The Rose- Detroit’s two wins in the meeting with the Hoosier serv- ning single and Hershel Mar- Rachow rapping a pitch for a Hubarth & Schott 13, Froh componv. . . William Helis. who has Broadway for a movie . men pushed a run aeioss in the single were three gams at Yankee Stadium homer, Ben Shields and Bullcy Trucking 4. ice team. o starter in the tin's fourth inning the longest list of Derby entries, won't have tirst inning to break the Fliers maintained its record of not hav- triples and 13, Palozzolo, base- the only Yankee safeties and no each connected for I. O. O. F. Terrace Gar- Michigan State College and . Jack rookie second record of holding the opposition ing lost a series since June of big race June 9. . . New York runner reached sec- Morrell, Beardsley and Rachow’ dens 7. Western Michigan are sending of the Oh,o League, was scoreless in 14 innings. Art man for the Newark Dodgers State ond. Mueller thus faced only 28 1944. each hit doubles. Tonight's Games small squads to the central col- but switched because Finding, captain of the team, Paul (Dizzy) Trout temporar- hitting pitcher on o Brooklyn amateur team Rachow was the star of Hillcrest Studio vs. Beusch- legiate conference track meet me I to play drew a walk as did Woodrow ily was nominated to pitch the "the team made so many errors behind decided the game getting two hits in lem's Tavern at St. Mary's Sta- Saturday at Great Lakes. Jenkins, the hefty backstop for Tigers opener with the Red Sox myself." three trips to the plate. Snyder dium. the infield • • • The week-end's only other col- the Fliers. Both men scored today, although Rookie Right- was runnerup with a 500 aver- Hagan’s Service vs. Miller’s legiate sports competition will when Joe Pasqua smashed a Terrace Hit„ hander stood by age by connecting for two hits Dairy at Griffith Field. be provided by Saturday s Three-Way Stretch hard drive into left field. Paul for a last minute bid in case in four times plateward. Monday's Games Michigan-Western Michigan golf (Conversation heard enroute to the Notre Dame-Hughie Reifman was given a free pass Trout was not fully recovered The Froh Truckers made a match at Ann Arbor. Devore dinner in Newark the other night) to first both men scored when Lodgemen from a side injury that has kept concerted bid to get back into Froh Trucking vs. Andy’s Tex- by benched for almost two Wagon Kennedy. Notre Dame publicity man: "I think Bob Herman Fuetsch made first on him the ball game in the fourth in- aco at Covered diamond. Coach Ray Fisher’s Wolverine Walt O'Neill, trying Kelly will be a regular at Navy next fall.” error. The team retired, when lOOF Wins in weeks. Emmett ning when they scored twice. Super Cleaners vs. Rose Gar- baseball team W’hich he has ? his third victory against a at Jack the scout: ‘‘At Navy He’d be a regular on Charles Hawkins fanned. for The scoring w as done on a hit by dens St. Mary’s Stadium termed “one of the smoothest Lovelle. Batting Spree single defeat, was listed as Bos- D. N. Cooley vs. Brcitmeycr’s college Bears.” FINDING LEADS BATTING Lozcn and three welks. outfits he has seen in his the 1939 , ton's probable starter today. Florists at Griffith Field. coaching, if Kelly isn Finding led his teammates at Bates, moundsman for the 2.1 yars of will go into Herman Hickman. Army line coach' "Well, t Scores ran high in city soft- single game with the Red the plate for the second week by A Lumbermen gave up only three Tuesday’s Games the final conference lap in a o regular, we'd better cancel the game.” ball games last night and the Saturday and a doublehcad- • • Sex going the route fan- double header w’ith Purdue Sat- • connecting for two hits 111 three hits in and Hubarth & Schott vs. Covered Junior League tilt was no ex- cr Sunday wind up Detroit’s urday Lafayette. trips to the plate. ned seven Froh men. The very Wagon at Covered Wagon dia- at ception. Undoubtedly hampered eastern swing of the 194.5 . first Service Dept Hawkins and Fuetsch each cool weather however made mond. The title-defending Michigan by football weather, both season. After three games at allowed Every the Georgia football squad that connected for two bits out of him a bit w'ild and he Luedtke Refrigeration vs. Hill- squad needs only one more con- member o' 45-man 1.0. 0 f', and Terrace Gardens Cleveland the Tigers return Texas in the Orange Bowl game has four times at bat with the for- nine walks. crest Studio at St. Mary's Sta- ference game to clinch the beat Christian 1942 had difficulty with their throws homo June 8 to meet the Chicago so on mer blasting one for two bases. Vaido did not fare well dium. championship and has only the been or is now in the armed forces More than 30 have been and general handling of the White Sox. the mound but much of his vs. Orange left . . . Lt. The Rose Gardens Ten made Mayfair Nesbitt’s Purdue and Ohio State nines in combat and six are listed as killed or mussing. ball and when it was all over attributed to the their strongest bid for victory in trouble w-as at Griffith Field. on the schedule. Charley Gehringer, coach of the Jacksonville Naval Air Sta- the Lodgemen had 13 runs and fielding inning they loose by his teammates. tion club, is suspected of visiting the Fountain of Youth the third when scor- 7. ball the Gardeners 70 Golf Teams In the sixth inning, Jankow- 18,480 " runs. rally were kangaroo jumps when it , ed three The was the There traffic The ot ncarb'' A"'\ s* r Ho' jn 10 names In two different innings. Grif- sky fielder for the Truckers, St 1 result of walks by Jerry Miyake left deaths in the United States dur- walks and sits down when it fith Field was the scene of Teeing Off in relieved Vaido on the mound and Henry Hill and several er- ing the first 10 months of 1944. stands up. some weird softball. In the but little better as the Lum- rors by the Selfridge team. Mac did first of the second frame. Invitational berman scored twice in the .sev- X'agaoka connected for a single put togethei six hits, inning. 1.0.0.F. GRAND RAPIDS. Mich , June enth and all three men scored during KROH TRUCKING two walks and two Terrace Gar- 1 ..P) Approximately 70 I'tica Batters the inning. AB R H r dens errors to tally eight times. teams, including some of the Mein. 3h 3 5 I O Arnold Thoel, catcher for the by Pete Carlos and a midwest’s top ranking profes- Rurbaek. 3b 4 0 1 3 WANTED Bin Two Games A 33 0 « TAXI Rose Growers, walked into one Zoelling Smith. I* two-bagger by Floyd sional golfers were due to tee off Vaido, p-ls I ft 0 1 • pitch lor a two-bagger for the 3 FULLER PELTIER to Close Season nignlighted the attack. today in the second annual I.oten. e 113 24 HOUR longest hit for his team. Art Froh. ri 3 0 0 ft ,M mA M Utica high school ended its Undaunted by the eight-run Blyhefield Country Club invita- AI Froh. cf 3 <1 0 ft REPAIRMEN ft TIRE sirv,c* Hurler Len Blumenschein of Falk, lb I I 3 baseball schedule here last Fri- margin of 1.0.0 F , Terrace tional tournament. thie Fliers allowed only four hits Jankowakv, If-p 1 0 ft 0 4504 day, taking both ends of a dou- Gardens staged a rally all its Entries from Chicago, Toledo Zabirki. rs 3 0 0 ft in going the route and despite GOOD EARNINGS ble header from Lakeview. own in the last of the fourth. and other out-of-state points the five miscues committed by Total n 4 3 7 Henry Scheper, pitching a no hit Ten men went platcward and were listed to compete in the HI BARTH A SCHOTT (Sr game his teammates held tnc Garden- tournament, w'hich AB R H E Bumping Painting in the first contest, shut six resulted. Four errors, three-day has ESSENTIAL WORK runs Buller, A 33 I SPECIALISTS IN 810 WRECKS Lakeview by score 11-0. ers in check throughout the Detroit teams. It 1* YEARS EXPERIENCE out the a piav in which interference attracted 32 Snider, ib 4 33 0 game. 3 Utica in the meantime was col- was called on the 1.0.0.F. An 18-hole qualifying round neardelee. If 110 Excellent Future Opportunities Bombo Shimazu handled today, Vererheuren, rs a 4 I I tt CITY COLLISION lecting nine hits off two Lake- the singles by Donald was scheduled for with Shield*, cf 3 0 10 Matt Charboneau, Prop catcher and f view pitchers. Scheper struck rrx und assignment for the Rose match play on Saturday and Morrell. 3h *4llO APPLY MAIN OFFICE OR NEAREST STORE Itß Macomb St. Mt. Clement Strumpfer and Gary Lozon ac- r« 0 eight Gardners. Warner. 33 1 rhnne 4051 out men. rally. Sunday. Sehroeder, lb 4110 sei.i KiiM.F i if: 1 r» counted for tiie In second game Whitcy Bob Kosten and Jack Sharp, Rarho*. c 33 3 1 the ARK R E That was as close as Terrace Crane, p 1 o 0 o 4nu»a, 1« l defending champions, scored a Kraft did the pitching for Utica. o 0 ti Gardens came to the 1.0.0.F Bate*, p 3 0 10 NED'S AUTO SUPPLY linding. 3h 1 3 ! | final pre-tournament Lakeview had almost as hard a If o 65 in their 100 North Gratiot, Mt. Clement Krol. 13 0 score. Only one other marker Total • 37 13 13 3 TRAILERS Jrnkln*. r round and were picked by many time solving his delivery, get- 3 111 was allowed the Terracemen by Hubarth A Schott 1 t ft t 0 3 3—13 or 1101 Washington Blvd., Detroit f’Atqua. if 4 | | n triumph. 0 ft ft ting but which came in to repeat their 1944 Froh Trurklng tt 3 I I— 4 FOR RENT one hit, Hr ifman. Th 33 o 1 Lodge Pitcher Bill Middleton, the last inning In this game Futturh. r* Ii I o TEBO FURNITURE kina, that coming in the last stan/.a. Utica got off Turppin. Haw lb till THIRD AT DICKINSON six hits Prrllngieri, rs 4 0 3 O Three misplays permitted the was Utica Lake- Hlumrnarhrin, p 3 0 0 1 PHONE: 8822 Final score 4, score. view' 3. Total 33 11 V A THREE DOUBLES Lodgemen M. C. RO«r r. IRDI.NS Meanwhile the ABK H E kept pecking away at Claude Fujmara, lb Sill Meldrum s offerings and added Kato. r» 3 0 O O KOPPITZ BEER! | Miyake, •• 3 I o 3 one run to their total in the SPORTSMEN DEMAND Kunlabima. If 3 0 0 0 Nagaoka, rl 3 111 fifth, two in the sixth and an- MAKE DAD Hill, aa 3 10 1 in ... S PIPE other brace of counters the CLEAN, CRYSTAL CLEAR Shimatu. p 3 1 1 0 Okura. 3b 3000 seventh. Doubles by Jack Moore Thoel. t Soil James Miller and Marvin Thoel Watanabr, rs t 0 0 O DREAMS COME TRUE were the most potent blows Total *t» A A 1 hammered out in the last three At Dad puffs away an his pips hs dreams MT Roar Girfrna 1 0 3 0 1 0 o— A innings by I 0.0.F. SrlfriAge Field 4 3 1 0 33 • —ll Although five 1.0 O F. bat* of a swift Victory, a speedy return of our t* rs had two hits to their credit. boys and a losting peace. That's why he Thoel had the best average with ! HOW a single and double in three wants War Bonds more thon any other THEY\ plate appearances. Middleton gift, for Bonds will make his hopes a scattered five Terrace Gardens safeties among as many players reality. ESTAMDi with Bill Bowling and Strumn- fer having one for three to pace W L Prt. (JB their teammates. New York 22 13 .629 Three swell catches of fly Give HIM WAR BONDS Detroit 19 12 .613 1 balls took place during the en- Chicago 17 16 .515 4 counter. Leftfielder Gary Lozon St. Louis 16 16 .500 4 4 of Terrace Gardens made two For FATHER’S DAY Boston 16 19 .457 6 of them. He took Zoelling's Cleveland 14 17 .452 6 drive for the third out in the Washington .441 6'i 15 19 third inning and duplicated that I That silver, black and Philadelphia 14 21 .400 8 feat in the fourth when Jack I l Thursday's Results Moore sent a long one out left Detroit 2, New York 0 field way. Skip Frederick, cen Boston 6, Cleveland 2 terfielder for 1.0.0.F.., came Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2 up with the other gem He made St. Louis 5, Washington 2 his nifty fielding play on John Friday’s Games Kustak's fly in the fourth frame at Detroit Boston helping to throttle the rally Ter- Chicago at Washington, night race Gardens had rolling at ths St. Lotus at Philadelphia, time. night TfRRACE OARnr.NS Cleveland at New York. AB ft UK Regal. tb 4 I A A NATIONAL LEAGUE Whilfn, la 4tl| W L Pet. GB HawUa*. Ik, Slt| Hrhwark. ft ? I I A New York 26 11 .708 strampfer, rs Alto Brooklyn 21 16 .568 5 l.awa, rs Ia an «*»««. If | I 4 1 A ¦¦ IBh ,Si»TOß ; a3iErag.j^MMß»] Pittsburgh 19 16 .543 6 C Ku«tak. ra t A a a - Chicago 18 16 .529 6 4 Urllman, ra I A a | r Mfllrum, p Slot rcl>) I St. Louis 20 17 .541 6 Van Nlfaal, 3b S A A | ? / Cincinnati 15 18 .455 9 J. Knatak. c 3 A a n TOBACCOS Bostori 13 20 .394 11 ' Total AA T A A J-f^K Philadelphia 10 28 .263 16 4 I. o. o. t. '»'¦ not the most ? Thursday's Results aii n n i; We make the Best. and LIGHTERS Mania, Cincinnati Philadelphia 1 K. tb Silt 8. Moore, la A t t A Get Koppitz ... Be a perfect host. New York at Chicago, rain Millar, a 4 I t 1 Ml44latan. p 4 A A | St. Louis 9, Boston 4 Carina. Sb 4 « 1 S Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 4 r. witt. tb 4 i t s (13 innings) H, Witt, If 4 3 t A IN I Thnal, ra A * t I e 1945 KOPPITZ-MIICHUS, INC. THERE'S NO W. L. W. KOPPITZ •lilt BRUNSWICK Friday's Games Frederick. es A A A A * ZaalllHf, y Boston at Chicago rs 3 9 1# Smokers Headquarters Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Total 37 IS IS II Brooklyn at Cincinnati, night I O O r. o ¦ o n l 3 7—IS LISTEN TO "CHANCE FOO EVENT MONDAY 0:00 P. M. Hill JOBS [OO All YETENAN New York at St. Louis, night | terrace Gardena 0 0 u 6 0 a 1— 1 A TANK*