INC, 8800) Friday, 5, PAGE 26 DE T KOI f EV E N TIMES (PHONE CHERRY June 1942 Soldiers in Golfers Hubbell Warns The Greater Game Service Gurman Defeats Tiger Box Score Royal Oak Plans By EDGAR HAVE* (Downriver League of suburban De- DETROIT AB R H PO A E before enlisting . . . Some of Gel More troit Franklin, a* 4 0 0 3 Two former Detroit Northern teammates are Frank Sordyl. 10 Tech football his 1110 0 0 High and Detroit second baseman who played in- 5-Time Victor JltoMlltchcock, *a 10 0 10 0 To Build Large Rookies About 'players gained recent promo- Creator, tt ft o l • o 0 have . . . field for Highland Park, ILL MeCoakjr, if ft 1 1 1 0 0 ' Clubs tions . . . Reuben Iden is now a f shortstop Ernie Tomczak from York, lb 4 3 S 7 3 0 • the marines . . . John N. Harrla rs ft 1 3 3 1 0 captain in . . . center fielder Flint, Mich. Hlfitna. 3b 4 10 3 10 WASHINGTON, June 5 (INS)* Hazen won his wings in the army Stan Zorinich from the Catholic Prep Woodworth, 3b 4 1 3 3 3 0 Range Pitching Paraona.c 3 0 3 Outdoor Tennis 1 0 0 Brooks Field. Tex. In leeway on at got a corps . —Golfers month’s 'Freak' air League in Besseman, . . j Pa. Trout, p 3 0 0 0 4 1 games I Two major football are George Deziel, Hamel, Hanahaw, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 getting new clubs today. M Knox, Ky.. from Minn. Gerald Gurman of Northwestern By DON GILLIES CHICAGO. June 5 (UP). —One scheduled by Fort i tOahrlnaar 0 1 0 0 0 0 The WPB's division of where the members of the armored Joe Campagna, hard hitting on the advice that if an Mandara. p 0 0 0 0 0 0 of baseball's greatest exponents third baseman for Notre Dame is sold pitch warned you/tg last year, is an aviation cadet at ambitious Nawhouaar, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 to of ele\cn ... on the 1942 card are success during past June 30. the time when manu- today Enid flying school in Oklahoma. does not succeed in one tourna- such the few major league moundsmen Ohio State, considered one of the Total* 40 ft 13 37 13 3 months, city officials are now facturers must cease making golf . . . He played at Morton High in ment to try another. Until yes- eighth. against experimenting xs ith un- finest teams for next year, and IBattad for Hanahaw In planning to construct an outdoor of Cicero. 11l , and for an American courts he IBat ted for Franklin In eighth. clubs from their Inventories Indiana, with the spectacular terday at Northwestern ißatted Mandera range capable of training hundreds orthodox deliveries. Legion ?. urn that went to the Jnr In aixhth. iron and steel which had been Rilly Hillenbrand ... A big name had never defeated Al Gross of PHILADELPHIA of new marksmen. Carl Hubbell of the New York IK finals the national tournament. prior to April coach will he enlisted at the post of Central in tournament play and AB R H PO A E fabricated for clubs . . Royal a . Oak Giants, whoso "screw ball’’ has He had offers from the St. Kraavlcb. cf 4 113 0 0 ha« record few 9, production restriction* shortly. Maj. Gen. Jacob L. Devers. Gross held five decisions. Budar, aa During past when top forces, Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs ft 1 3 4 2 O cities can match. the kept him at or near the of chief of armored and Col. It was Gurman’s day yesterday Slabart. lb 3 10 9 10 more were imposed. ... few months than 400 persons for Rutler Briscoe, post com- but decided to enlist He hopes in the city high schools’ west side Johnaon, If ft 0 2 4 0 0 National League hurling ranks N. Valo, 4 have been in the proper mander, okayed to become a flight instructor. drew Gross out of posi- rs 0 1 3 0 0 instructed the past 15 seasons, was the vet- have the deal. final. He Bwlft, c 2 0 110 0 handling of firearms. A complete sports program is tion repeatedly in the first and Caatlglla. e 11110 0 the warning. SOFTBALL NO-HITTER Blair, 3b 0 1 2 0 0 eran star who issued being arranged at Camp Chaffee third sets to score corner place- 4 Through the tireless efforts of The Baer Field softball team 'Knickerbocker l 0 0 0 0 0 “Because of the suoeeaa some under the direction of Capt. Wal- ments and w'in the match. 6-1. Darla, 2b 3 110 7 0 Tom Pounder, recreational direc- DRINK A defeated the city champions of 2-6, Chrtatophar, p 3 10 10 0 tor; Young. Howard Pierce, IX . was with the . the steadier A 1 pitchers have had ter C. Owen . Boxing and base- 6-2. Gross Wolff, p 1110 0 1 Fort Wayne 9 to 0 the other eve- in Burt Pickens and Frank Trezise, screw hall, the folk hall, the ball are rated the major sports . . . the middle session and scored TOAST TO . . A ning . Joe Daniels pitched a no- Totata 38 7 12 27 10 1 volunteer instructors have per- . . decisively. b* part Knox . tfl knuckle hall and other odd Chaffee is of Fort ~ hitter for the soldiers . . . and Monday at Northwestern Gur- 'Batted for Blair In ninth. formed a great service to their pltehe* there appear* to he a Fort Knox proper has a 23-team ono ic Y fanned seven . . . The post wide man meets the winner of the east DETROIT 010 034— ft country by training boys and girls league . . . Among the Philadelphia mad rush on the part of some baseball softball tournament is now in 000 100 321—7 players is Grodzicki, side final, set for today between Rune Roa* as well as men and women in the good young hurler* to try and Pvt. John for- I progress and umpires were batted in—Tork, 3. N. Harrla civilian McKay Enos of 2, on balk; principles of marksmanship. put one all of these pltehe* mer St. Louis Cardinal hurler. Don and Glenn 3. Tebbetta Blebert. arorad or . . 2, Wolff, \ imported for the meet . The of- Highland Park. McKay defeated Buder Johnaon. Kreevlrh, Caa- Into their mound stock. I hate 1 tl«lla. Two-bare hit —Wolff. Home run*— Some of the accomplishments of CINDERS TO BOMBERS ficers of the field have built volley Myron Joboulian of Northern, 6-1, York, floaa. N Harrla. Left to *ee It. Such effort# will hurt on barer— the indoor season include taking . . . Philadelphia 0, AC^ ago ball and horseshoe courts 2-6. 6-4. Enos eliminated Ed Detroit 12 Baaa on balla— state sec- r Zamperini, not so long Chrtrtopher first and third in the more pitcher# than It’ll help,** Lou swimming, golf and handball are 6-2, Off ft, off Wolff 2, off Trout one of the best milers anywhere, Kl I BI N IDEN Koliba of Hamtramck. 6-3. 3. off Mandera 1. Struck out—By Chrla- tional interscholastic tourney at Hubbell said. available. topher 1. by Wolf 1. Hlta- Off Chrialopher Wasn't it to the benefit of a will he a full fledged bombardier DOUBLES RESULTS ft In 7 2-3 Inning*. off Wolff 4 In 1 1-3 Ann Arbor. The team finished they call the bombardier ... He is The chaplain at MacDill Field Inning*. . Trout 8 A pitcher to have as wide an assort- soon . . The former University of off In 2-3 Inning*. off sixth in the national interscho- Hogan Niagara |in is hunting some matches, Ham- Henahaw 0 in Inning, 2 is at Cadet John V. ot Florida for one In doubles 1-3 off Mandera meet. largest ment of pitches as possible? Southern California runner camp In 1 Inning, off Ooralca 2 In 2-3 Inning, lastic The number of Falls. N. Y. ... He is 23 years old in the to talk fishing . . . tramck s No. 1 team. Sam Parry . Inning. pitch Ellington Field. Tex. . Churk Cronin, off Newhouaer 0 in 1-3 Wild team entries from one unit com- YOU CANT FOOL . . . 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs Chaplain Sydney H. Croft was an and Bert stopped the No. —Trout. Balk -Trout Winning pitcher— Fenske. one of his bitterest rivals Mandera. Loatng pitcher—Wolff. Umplrea peted in the recent Detroit Times- 160 , He had two years of col- Episcopal rector in Marion, Ind., 2 pair of E. Pochamara and “Not always," Hubbell said. on the track, is at another south- —Gelael, Grieve and Rue, Tima of game Hearst rifle matches. Out of this Bujak. 7-5, 6-4. —2:37, young lege ... He is actively interested before he joined the army air Louis 2-6. Attendance- 3,000. Royal "Take a left-hander for west air field. 1, Weinberg competition the Oak in sports and played basketball at force . . . Fishing is his hobby and Central’s No. Ben example. II he has a real good Handsome Duane Purvis, one of won west women's team and Junior girls* Niagara High Niagara swaps any . . . and Bob Hennessy, the curve ball he’s foolish to experi- the Touchdown Twins at Purdue a School and he tales with one team won second place in their re- . University . . His hobby is flying. He was an all conference halfback side honors from Central No. 2. Tiger Batting ment with a screwball like I use. few falls ago. is now civilian ath- Doug 6-1, Averages spective classes. . at Sid Pollick and Selik. . . His ambition and that of his Colorado University and in four The curve ball breaks one way letic director at Ellington Field.' was setback Private citizens will assist not buddies is to bomb Tokio. years was injured only once ... He 8-l€. 6-0. It the first G AB R H RBI HR Pet and the screwball the other. . . . many 4001 only with their ability to train He handles as as At the Midland flying school is says Dutch Clark booted him in in 17 starts for Selik-Pollick. Roaa 29 72 9 24 ft 2 .333 Chance* are he’d lose his control cadets at one time in calisthenics They were so erratic yesterday as Harrla 3ft 123 Ift 3ft ft 3 .309 riflemen, but have pledged finan- trying to use the two pitcher Charlie Dasher, one of the the pants and sent him to the hos- Hlgfina 46 130 21 4ft 29 4 .300 completely . . . carrying through classes After leaving Purdue to double fault away an entire York ftl 190 3ft sft 40 13 .29ft cial aid in to aces of the medical detachment !pital for a couple of days ... he pitches. A moundsman has to he took a flier at the movies and in first set, played McCoaky 31 197 29 37 17 4 .2ft9 completion the outdoor range. In- ... game the have clear of softball team He played in the married the nurse. Franklin 15 38 7 10 4 2 .263 the a mental picture then returned to his alma mater as sparkling tennis to win the sec- Cramer 51 20« 25 54 15 0 .262 formation on range may be the strike none before every assistant coach. ond, only to fall off again in the Blood w'rth 51 21st 27 M 24 ft .257 obtained from Pounder, at 119 pitch and he can’t do that Ifhe's Radrllff 18 43 4 11 10 1 ,25ft Royal On the Ellington Field baseball third. 'Patrick 4 ft 1 2 3 1 .250 West Third street, Oak. fooling with all types of pitches.” team is Charles Gray, who worked Chest Injury Keeps UAW-CIO League Hennessey and Weinberg pair Tehbetta 47 145 9 3ft Ift 0 .24ft Mayor Renton, commander of Hubbell was asked White 9 2ft 3 A 2 0 .240 how he hap- his way through the Senators farm Monday with Parry and Cronin. Trout 10 24 3 5 1 0 .20ft the Royal Oak home defense units, pened to develop and climb to system and was ready for a big Selik and Pollick meet Pochamara Trucka 3 17 2 3 0 0 .176 states; W L Pet w L Pet. McNair 22 «4 ft 11 4 1 .172 success with one. . “Thl» U fine league call he joined . . Foxx on Sidelines 1.000 .333 Bujak following day. a opportunity for when up T«tdt 174 3 0 Pack 190 1 2 and the Hitchcock 29 89 9 15 11 0 .159 “I had to develop the screw- He pitched Springfield, (INS).— Chtv 233 3 0 1.000 Hudn 134 1 2 .333 Benton 10 23 2 3 0 0 .130 young men and women to learn last for CHICAGO. June 5 Relay 0 1 ball to good In the 174 2 1.000 Ford «00 2 . 333 Bridge* ft 22 3 2 0 0 . 091 and proper make Mass. ... He is unbeaten on the Ford 600 l 1 .600 Fr*uf 99 0 2 .000 0 marksmanship han- majors,” Car) "I Jimmy Foxx’s first appearance with Newhouaer 13 13 0 1 0 .077 said. . . Bohn 206 1 .600 Mlcb. 022 0 3 .000 ft 0 . dling of firearm*. It very didn't post team . Marion Tabor, who 1 Tough Henahaw 1 0 0 0 000 in im- Chicago Cubs was put off for Lew Jenkins Mandera 7 1 0 0 0 0 .000 have enough to win : the the otherwise.” caught in League . . TODAY’S GAMES portant at present time. the Texas Gehrlnger . He said ‘‘too much ambition*’ day* today 4 3 1 0 0 0 000 Johnny Rees, the curve ball artist at least three despite Freuhauf 99 v*. Ford 400. Northw«*tern Goralca ft 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Rifle ahooting ia a heritage of was the K-lpey Have* 174, reason most pitchers ex- from Lancaster, Pa., and his team- the announcement that the vet- No. 1; 174 vs. T*rnst*dt Home, Says the American people. We are Northwestern No. 3; Ford 600 v*. Michi- At Wife •Total* SI 1724 221 444 200 39 .258 I perimented. 4; •Including behind this 100 per mate. George Sargen, are also on eran first baseman, recently pur- gan Malleable 922. Northwestern No. June 5 (INS).— totata of Fucha and Rowe. I project cent.’* the club. Hudson 134 vs. Packard 190. Belle Isle MIAMI. Fla.. LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE chased from the Boston Red Sox. No. 6; Chevrolet 233 vs. Bohn Aluminum Lew Jenkins, the former world’s 208. Belle Isle No. 6. "A pitcher will win IS or 20 THE AVERAGE MAN is not suffering from a broken rib lightweight boxing champion, games his punching to the RB CLOTHES ARE TAILORED IN THE RB PLANT a season,” he said, "and flying at Midland, as feared. didn’t confine From the field dis- Half-Miler Pilot ring, charged in a divorce then he’ll begin to tell himself: Tex., story A physical examination to Hurons his wife comes the of the aver- however, newest on file today. Mrs. Jenkins, T could win SO games If I’d just age “Hell from Heaven” man, as closed. that the YPSILANTT, June s—George action Bruin had some cartilage loosened in her action, stated she left Lew develop a screwball or a fork Cole, half-miler, was named cap-] ball.* 8o be tries It and in mo*t when he used his chest to stop a three months ago, "fearful for her tain of the Michigan Normal track life," up ca*es he stops winning alto- Still Racing line drive recently in batting after he had "beaten her MORE FUN gether. practice. team here today. I on several occasions.” "My advice to the young enough Outboard Race Champion moundsmen Is to let well we*k#nd alone. When they’re young and strong they can win Ifthey have Now PT Boat Driver e«9 just that high hard one and a good curve ball. Moot pitchers William (Bill) Bennett of Mid- f V shirts, hose, sport shouldn’t experiment until they land. Mich., who made a niche for shirts, hats lose their teat one. Then's time himself in the “Hall of Fame”- of to try and add something to the outboard racing as a member of pitching assortment." the Detroit Outboard Association, Hubbell is nearing his thirty- is still piloting a fast boat. But ninth birthday and is merely a not an outboard and not in the Hats “once-s-week” starter now. How- United States. in th# 7>mile >ad °ratiot st#r# ever, he expects to add quite a According to Information re- few triumphs to his 238 National ceived from relatives and friends Hit* ia tha ,om sh|lbt ,ur# League victories. in Midland. Bill now pilots a PT As a Nominee for the southpaw* boat (mosquito torpedo boat) in pitching crown he wore so well the United States Navy in and through the years, Hubbell picks about Australia. These units of Howard Pollett of the St. Louis the United States fleet have al- M ADVENTURE Cardinals as his likely successor. ready made their presence felt by "When ha came Into the the Japs. the wear- late league last season," Hubbell Before enlisting in the service ¦W fine clothes o stated, "Pollett was the best Bill was a student at Cranbrook young hurler to enter the loop University in Bloomfield Hills. £|| price which leoves ™ In ray time. He had everything. His brother, Bob. and other plenty of morgin I know he’s experienced some members of the Detroit Outboard trouble this year, but It doesn't Association will compete in an other things. change my opinion of him. Ernie outboard regatta on Belle Isle White and Max Lanier of the ! Sunday. I jSSBaI ' Crads and Lou Tost of the Braves are three other fine young left-handers.” Major League Leaders CLOTHES By Tutted Ptm* Spring Lake Tennis LEADING HITTERS AMERICAN LEA GTE Gordon New York 138 23 61 .385 Do*it, Boston 164 19 39 . 383 Tourney Canceled Dtckry, N*w York 100 10 36 . 360 Spence, Washington IS* 2* 66 .331 NEWARK. N. J.. June 5 (INS). HmmU, New York 128 21 44 .344 —Due to war conditions, the an- NATIONAL LEAGTE nual Spring Lake Tennis tourna- Phelp*. Pittsburgh S 3 10 31 .373 ment. one Rei*«r, Brooklyn 146 34 53 .366 of the nation’s major 'Owen. Brooklyn 93 16 31 .333 clay court events, has been can- |L*m*nno. Cincinnati 101 13 33 .327 celed. Frederic L. Duggan, mem- Lomb*rdi. Boston 105 14 34 .324 HOME R( NS ber of the tournament committee, * 24*. Willltm* Bed So* 15 Doerr. Red So* said today. York, Tiger* 13 C*mtltl. Dodger* ft At the same time. Holcombe DiMaggin. 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