Wednesday, July 8, 1942 DETROIT EVENING TIM E S (PHoSE CHEERY M)U) PAGE 19 Feller Chased Today's Consensus at Detroit Paratrooper's 76 Servicemen's Golf Skippers Name (Best at Red Bets Indicated in Capitals) \ J LLSv WALTER TRACKMAN LES CONKLIN I. N. S. CONSENSUS — Pt\t Sobol. Bvlfrtdge FltM, H*nry FIRST RACE Say Nomorc Miss Mahoot Tower Maid Say Nomore Say Nomore Tops Tourney #2: Mackinac Crews As A. L. All-Stars W Capron. Hvlfrirlg? Kivld. *7. Albert Good Play Seeknok Seeknok Seeknok Miss Mahoot Fl«r*llo. Grva' Lake*. 111., 84; Wail Claua, Michigan Sweet Michigan Sweet Miss Mahoot Tower Maid Seeknok (Continued from First Sport Page) felfridgv Field, 79; Rudoll L'«t*lher, Helf- (C oiitlnurd from Flr»t SjHirt I’itgr) rt< ge Kltld, 10*; Jack Uwrrnc*. Navy, no SECOND RACE Sugarage Bad Cold Hover > Jo-Bettv Sugarage a caddie at Franklr Hill*. Hr lady, can bo made to look speedy • Cold gtfor-, Captain Re»h, Fort Wayne, no why Benefit Hover Hover Sugarage Bad Bad Cold th«- army score; at times. That's there is Take a was inducted into Lieutenant Tully, Ft. W’ayne. no ty Hover in Jo-Betty Jo-Bet Bad Cold Hover P Hianbaugh, Recruiting, 99, always a lot of interest the week ago. David Navy crew year’s (Continued from First Sjmrt Page) THIRD RACE String Music Black Time Swell Chance Pop’s Rival Swell Chance Harry M Mormon. Navy Recruiting. 97, in each Mackinac race. WINS DRIVING C ONTEST Taylor. Navy Recruiting. 110; dinals. finished for Cochrane’s Pop's Rival Swell Chance Black Time Don Listo Black Time John S White Cloud. Sorensen's 60-foot Swell Chance Clock Time String Music String Music Pop's Rival Norman Nowinske. a 6-foot Leroy Tiaher, >av> Service School, no cutter, sailing in her first Mackinac team. 2-\{•core; Jack Moore Coaat Ouard. id: has best inch from Wausau, race one of the outfits The Americans totaled 10 hits FOURTH RACE Air Beauty My Pet Rambler My Pet Rambler My Pet Rambler My Pet Ramblei husky Wis.. 1 George Athertlnl, Coast Guard. 108; Leslie with Rex Jacobs as skipper. Joe Roziante Keep Flying Air Beauty Momentito Air Beauty where he was a caddiemuster and W Hughes Naval Armory. 93, Joe Mc- Coggin. off the quartet of flingers tossed Carthy. Snay, Ted Carl Meurer, Tower Entry Air Beauty Momentito Air Beauty Momentito Naval Armory, 93; Vic Horn. at them by Cochrane. Ken Kelt- twho now- is stationed at Fort Naval Armory, no score; Don Carey, Naval Harry Petersen. Jack Scranton, Designator DESIGNATOR Designator Designator Designator driving contest Armory, 101. John LoFontaln Coast Ouard, George Hendric and Bob Bryant. ner. playing on his home field, and FIFTH RACE Wayne, won the no score; K David Hicks. Naval Reserve. Stalking Ang«i Wayne, Sorensen, up to his ears in war each, Stalking Samborombon Red Dock Samborombon with a wallop of 287 yards. Other •core; Robert Ft. 93: Buddy Rosar, with two hits Mullen Brown China John Marusiak Air Corps, 97; I. L Fisher, work, may not be able to get away Samborombon O. K. O. K. Mullen O. K. Mullen 92; D. J Cunningham. Ft 78; nacrd the hitters. One of Ken's leaders were: Walter Clauss, Self- camp, RrakS. .for the race on his ship which is SIXTH RACE On Get On Singing Heels Ocean Bound (Jet On |L A Gable. Pine N. V . 119: K knocks was a , which came Get Iridge Field. 278 yards; Olson, 274 H-uee Cowan. Ft Custer. 130, Harold V. favored to win. Polaris’ Singing Heels Hurry Call Polaris Singing Heels Murphy. Ft. Custer, 119. E. R White Jr.. yards, and Jack Lawrence, navy. Army crew oir Feller. Singing Heels Ocean Bound Ocean Bound Singing Heels Hurry Call Ft Custer. 101; Oscar Broock. Re- Here are the lists of the 257 yards. cruiting. 110; Harry Floras. Army Recruit- other ships: WALKS THREE TIMES Teddy Gold Teddy GOLD TEDDY SHIP BISCUIT ld Teddy jinn. 100; Pat Lake. Army Recruiting. 113; Naumann, SEVENTH RACE Gold ' Three tied for first in the nine- Martin Thurman. Army Recruiting. 107; Estrellita—George , champion bats- Ship Biscuit Vegas Justice Ship Biscuit Gold Teddy Ship Biscuit ,'jerry Lindquist. Army Recruiting, 104; Joe skipper: Jerry Naumann. Bob Law- Ship Biscuit Bonner entry Three Clovprs Vegas Justice hole putting contest with 17. They Wterabtcki, Army Recruiting. 92; Thomas rence, man of the American League, Sun Pharos Stapleton, Ft Jackeon. 99. Berime Cyresso, Don and Dick Van Pelt. were Gerry’ Lundquist, army re- Belfridge Field, 92 John K Davidson, Grundy, Ed Bodkin and Bill times bagged a JASSIO>t Muskrat Lonely Road Muskrat Muskrat A 1 walked three and EIGHTH RACE Marine Corp Reserve. 87: Walter Jurcgykl. Barber. Muskrat Lonely Road Jassion Jassion Jassion cruiting. and W. C. Hadley and Ft. Custer "8; John Bolognt, Ft. Custer, triple trips to the plate. 90 Helfrldge Field, Jr., in four Phoebus Jassion Muskrat Justicea Lonely Road Pete Sobol, Selfridge Field. Joseph Stout. 87; W. C. i Hostess ll—Charles Beck but Hadley, Selfrtdge Field, 103. skipper; Ray The Cochraneites collected F. R Helfrldge 107; Ted Farnsworth. ' Prize winners by grouj>s in the Shultz. Fields Herb six hits off three American Klug. Ft. Wayne. 104, Norman Nowinekl, Farnsw’orth. Avery Macklem and tournament proper were: Ft Wayne. 90; C. L. McOary, Ft, Wayne. Captain Henry. League hurlers- Jim Bagby of 115; H. N Hansen Ft. Wayne. 102: Lyle ARMY J. M, Barnowski, Fort Hoffman. Reifridge Field. 78; Mickey Olson, Apache—Wilfred Gmciner, skip- Sul Hudson of Wash- Crosby Helfrldge Field, 78 G. K. McCleary. Self- per; Taylor, Goldberg (Custer. Vic FrM Cleveland. Stable’s Match 78; Walter Clauss, Norbert and SPORTS Self- ridge Field, no sc«>re; B Wl«hmelr, U. H ington and Tex Hughson of Bos- N . 117; B L' N.. L Blackwood, Bradley Masaitis. Bill (Continued Sport Page) ridge Field, 79. Wonnall. 8 123: M ton. Three of the blows were off from First Pittman, U. S N. R., 107; Marlon Graves, W'agner. George E. Van and Frank FLlEßS—Mickey Olson. Self- Ft. Custer, 87; Leo M Vadalavene, Ft. Kursten. Bagby in three innings and two park regularly. Or Joe DiMaggio and Rudy York, right-handers, ridge Field. 78; Custer, 112; Richard W. Northcott, Ft. Ex-Champ H. W. Capron. Custer. 119; B F. Wilson, Navy Recruiting. Minx—Ed Wunsch, skipper; Dr. Off Hudson in four. Ernie Andres for that matter. With Field, 78; Intact Selfridge 97. 1105. J M. Barnowski. Ft Record Custer. Jack Prendergast. Johnny Pottle. of the Louisville American Asso- COAST GUARD - MARINES— W’ J. Crowley, chaplain. Ft. Custer, 90; Thomas, club, bagged two of the I luck Henderson Jr., Navy Service A 1 Jack Longley and led ciation (Continued from First Sport Page) Benny Goldberg, southpaw’ De- John E. Davidson, 87; Jack Moore. . 8> hool, 84 safeties, singles. Buttrick. both troit featherweight, will meel Joey 96. Lott, Rudy York divided first base neck m her previous start and she 400-Foot Drives by Mize, Reiser Caught Duchess—Tom skipper: Archibald of Providence. R. 1., ) NAVY—Albert Fiorello, 84: Tom Green, Arnold Kasper, Ralph duties with George McQuinn. figured to lie right up there this While Boudreau's homer was well , the longest drives of Jack Henderson Jr., 84. i York, star of the New who pop up as former world’s feather champion, 'Terbille. Gordon Saunders and B».b time. But should the game came off the bats of Pete Reiser and , Major League game, to hit safely in winner hut a big. strapping to headline a 10-round bout in Kerr. York laded the Williamson, three times. Pat Mullin and colt named Bin Bin. which was which were snared by Joe DiMaggio and Tommy Henrich, re- Toledo July 21. Rainbow IV—P. C. McCoy get hit, of his spectively. Matchmaker skipper; Jack Langfelder, Stam°y Benny did not a making the third start Jack Laken of Speaker's Condition Standings Davis, Jr., a Bradley-bred son Toledo is arranging 60-round Lyn Stedman Brick either. career. He's Both DiMaggio and Henrich had to go far to make the a Viggo A balmy summer’s evening was of High Quest, this Bin Bin. and card for war benefit. and A 1 Gonas. AMERICAN Balch, provided for the spectacle. The he looked like he might hr quite catches. The clubhouse in centerfield is 438 feet from home plate Another Detroiter, Alfred “Big LEAL! K | lolanthe—E. C. skipper; Is Reported 'Fair' W’ L Pet. »GB Carl Zuber, Walter France, Frank six fur- and when he pulled Petes mighty Boy’’ Brown, signed —— Show before the game a pageant a horso as he ltd all the Joe wasn’t far from there has been to (INS).— New Tork .V) 2# .658 meet CLEVELAND. July 8 I t A Doherty and Hugh Balch. that two longs to finish with a Pat Comiskey New Jersey Boston 30 A0& 4 lasted almost hours—- three and drive out of the night. of Speaker, soldiers from Fort Cus- half lengths to spare over his in another 10-rounder. In a third The condition of Tris in a Cle\ eland 45 35 .583 7 Dorjack II—J. B. Edwards, skip- featured Besides his hitting, Boydrcau strengthened the handsome Cleveland hospital feared to be DETROIT 44 38 .537 9 per; and the Great Lakes band and nearest rival. bout Lee Savold will take on Bill Bt. Louts 37 41 .474 14 Stan Puddiford. Dr. Rein- ter suffering Chicago from that naval station. young Clevelander’s claim to being the outstanding shortstop in Poland, New York. from pneumonia, was 31 44 .413 18'j hold Allison. Byrne Kildea, Jimmy sailors BIN BIN HUSTLES pronounced ‘‘fair’’today. l Philadelphia 33 51 .393 IS4 Bob Benkert. the majors. One of the best of all time, no doubt. In fact, the Washington 29 50 .367 22 Mi Stone and BAGBY PITCHES OCT And, course, that The onetime star center fielder •Games behind leader. Lurer—Paul Adams; skipper; of rival was La whole American League team's infield radiated class in the game No • Baghy’s Zonga. favorite, the and former of the Cleve- games scheduled. Dick Schleh. Paul Otis, Paul Wit- There was one out when the from in New York. Gordon, Keltner and York all were outstanding. Indians, started m the first inning. Crosby barn Jockey Jack Rob- land was rushed to the NATIONAL I.EALIF zel and Everitt Conklin. troubles Besides a total of 11 or more outs, Rudy was credited with three Seattle hospital when his temperature skip- Golfer W L Pet «GB Kittiwake—Bob Neeslev, He walked McCoy, following which ertson was all over the race track Padgett drop|>od leaguer with she couldn't have assists. One of them was a beautiful back-hand stab that robbed soared to 104 degrees. His physi- Brooklyn 52 21 .712 !>er; Leonard Jerome, Clem Car- a Texas her. but Dr. Castle, Bt. Louts 43 29 .597 81, Cook, left field for a single. And beaten Bin Bin anyway, not the Mize of a hit. cian. Edward said Cincinnati 41 34 .547 12 ter, Chet Hal Erwin and into Speaker been suffering from New York 10 37 .519 when Travis was passed the bases way Johnny Adams hustled him had a 14 Clarence “Moon" Baker. heavy cold. He said he feared Chicago 38 41 .181 17 Shamrock—Ernie Grates, skip- were filled At this juncture Bagby along She was good enough to Trailed by 86 Pittsburgh 34 40 .481 18 >, pneumonia developed, Bo»ton 34 47 Grant, tightened bedt and went to beat Brownie, the third horse, had and .420 22 per; Jimmy Bill Lap- his b> Incidentally, Jack Zeller refused to be disconcerted over the that he was preparing to place Philadelphia 21 54 ,280 32 Cooper, work. He stiuck out Grace and two lengths. Bin Bin covered the SPOKANE. Wash., July 8 •Games behind leader. worth. Bill Noah. A 1 Paul failure of the big league magnates to do anything about his the gray eagle in an oxygen tent. No games scheduled Renner and Jerry Leone. forced Sturm to ground weakly to six furlongs in 1:113-5. fastest tlNS).—Harry Givan of Seattle Keltner for the third out. time of the day. and paid $9 20. proposal to shorten the playing schedules. led the field today with a three There was one out when the It was the third time this meet- “It will come up at the regular meeting and they'll do under par 69 as the western American Leaguers started work ing La Zonga had finished second, something,” the Tiger general manager declared confidently. amateur golf championship swung on their first scores in their half and meant that La Zonga is liv- into Jimmy Bloodworth didn’t get into the All-Star lineup, but the second half of the 36-hole Of the first. Henrich started it ing her own way and needs no qualifying for the 64 low Crosby keep her he will be the biggest Tiger hero in Springfield tomorrow’, where round with a single that Travis knocked crooning from to spots in match play. down bui couldn’t rtCQVgi: in time going. Second money in the $1,200 the Detroit club is playing an exhibition game with the Spring- Givin, a member of the 1937 to nail Yankee rare was $175. the field team of the Eastern League . . . Bloodworth was a for Walker Cup team, While the was star flashed rare Then Williams walked, after which Crosby stable year. The Washington club farmed form at the Manito Golf Club singled center, scoring getting its run of luck yes- Springfield one him to that DiMaggio to usual here in pacing a brilliant field of club . . . Dutch Meyer. Tiger farmhand, is one of two Henrich. And when York drove a terday. Jockey Jess Higley was Buffalo 86 including taking Eric contenders national mighty fly ball to Grace in right a shutout and little players named on an International League All-Star team that and western amateur champion field Williams scored ufter the Guerin was gaining on him in the will play against a Southern League All-Star aggregation to- Corp. race for riding honors. Guerin Bud Ward. Cal eh. morrow night . . . Meyer, who has totaled 11 homers for the Givan was out in 35 and home The Americans scored one run rode two winners Extend at $7.20 Bisons in regular league games, will be hitting in in 34. two stroke* ahead of Verne in the se<*ond before Feller was in the seventh and Anita Chiquita cleanup at $35 60 in the eighth. position for his team. Callison. an unheralded Sacra- feplaced by Rigney. Keltner led mento entry who carded a off with a screaming triple over 36-34—70. Mullins head and later scored Tiger Batting Averages to when Rosar singled left. With r, AR P. H RBI HR P> * Cochrane, Robinson Giant Tallin 'Lucky' Teter Buried k* in 14 2 Carded Rigney on the mound. Bagby Rom 4" 12 333 trapped Htrrlf RR 233 3.V 71 25 7 .305 Ind., Itnick out and Rosar was MrCotky *" 4 NOBLESVILLE. July 8 *1 312 40 23 ?*k (INS).—Funeral off first, following which Boudreau Higgiß* 77 270 3* 75 Vi 7 27* Meet September 10 Mat services were *3 310 54 4* 1 4 On Arena flied out to Mullin. V.,rk M 274 Show held in Noblesville yesterday for CrutnPT 5.3 345 HR *k 2* 0 .25* 8 (UP).— *:i HR *'• 252 NEW YORK. July Wladyslaw Talun will be a par- Earl M. “Lucky" Teter, RLE v\ \STKI) Hl'»m worth 315 42 k famed DOT T«*r>h*tU *3 227 1R .57 is o .2'>t Welterweight Champion Red Coch- ticipant in the mat doings at automobile stunt driver. Teter. the I’atrOk 4 * 1 2 1 1 2.5" who was 39, Sunday at With two away, Travis, in Ra.lclifT 20 45 1 11 10 1 244 rane will meet Ray (Sugar) Rob- Arena Gardens next Monday was killed to left, but Grace Franklin 22 RT 1 1 15 4 3 224 Indianapolis while performing in third, doubled n a night, the Hitchcock .57 l*tt 2" 4" 25 212 inson in 10-round non-title bout 6-foot 8-inch Polish stunt show for the lapianl to Bagby to retire the side. Tn«i» 1R H* 4 * o a benefit of 2 211 the the at champion, who weighs pounds, the leaguer's half of the inning Urhrinir-r 13 11 1 l n it .I*2 lor benefit of L’SO 285 army-navy relief funds. In n« 3 Rigney pulled himself out of a P»-» 22 Ci 11 4 1 .175 Madison Square Garden Septem- having been signed by Promoter McNair 24 RR 5 11 3 1 IR7 Louis to meet bole after walking two men. Nishowtr 20 22 o 3 o 0 .13R ber 10, Promoter Mike Jacobs an- Markowitz Hans American Legion Taking the in the fourth. Truck* 10 3o 2 34 0 0 .133 Bauer in one of the feature mound Benton Ik 3* 3 5 0 0 .132 ! TODAY'S GAMES nounced today. matches. Roose-Vanker v§. Faust, but * Northwestern 1 Hudson walked Sturm, Andres Bridges 13 38 4 4 1 0 .1051 Posselius by 0 0 Cochrane, who enlisted the Talun made vs. Beaudry. Northwestern 3 2—Liked more! And predictions were play and Pytlak Htnahaw 12 7 0 0 .000 In his Detroit debut In Briggs vs. Cadillac University, hit into a lo 3 o o n o ,oo»j North-, Imperial Mandsr* navy after winning the title from the Gardens five years ago. western 5; Bushway vs Plttenger. Belle I—Liked a lot! When we put right! When we decided to grounded to Keltner. both Rizzuto 0 The really ahow off OortlCA 15 3 0 0 0 000 last August, French Angel Isle 5; Alger vs. Police Belle Isle 3: turning in lightning Fritzie Zivic now is is to meet Rudy into the picture, experts agreed we had a Imperial, folks “crowded and Keltner •T .‘5 ,*ii Ternstedt vs. learned. Belle Isle R ’round”—sales U ¦ : 704 304 4* 231 Stationed at San Diego. Cal Strongberg in the main hout. All games at 5 30 p. m. plays. masterpiece —a whiskey with an aroma, a zoomed. For instance, in one big test-state it fast double play engineered by Bridi es broke up a lug league rally smxxjthness . a flavor that put it in a class of hopped ahead of 332 long-established whis- Jn the fifth after S|>cnre i>eat out one. And predictions were that we had the kies to reach first place-and has stayed there a roller to Rigney and Williams makings of a winner! ever since! _ w,ilked. After striking out York and AML Poor in the sixth. Rigney yielded hingles to Keltner and Rosar, but 3—Liked by millions! Taste Imperial- Andres 10 Hudson grounded to and see why this grand whiskey is drawing cheek the rally. The servicemen big blew a nice chance to score in the % the crowd! Taste why it’s America's Mvcnth when Storm and Andres fastest-growing whiskey. Ask for it at your singles. Pytlak A led off with But i bar—or take struck out and Lucadello. batting; home a tryout bottle. Taste why for Rigney. hit into a double play.| it’s getting the cheers! the American Leaguer’s half) In I* jtL,. * of the seventh Rizzuto greeted Harris with a two-bagger to right , \ and then Mole third. After Sjience KiJJjmil*3* 4 \w u grounded out Williams tripled to / /y JhJ^|\ left center. Ri/zuto trotting home. When McQuinn blasted a three- hagger to right center. Williams scored. With Hughson pitching and one out. Mueller's fly hall in the eighth was permitted to drop between AIT |M|W^ DiMaggio and Spence for a two- bagger. But Padgett and Travis were retired without much effoit. B B| Both sides went out in order in the ninth. Cosmo Net Ace “Come on Bill! Lets Have Advances in East ¦ it’s America s I t PHILADELPHIA, July 8 a Good Cold Bottle of Freddie Kovalski. Hamtramck. l fastest- growing ’ V Mich., contender seeded third, to- day will meet Tom Falkenburg of is great Hollywood. 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