Sports Roundup THI YPBILANTI DAILY PRIM. YPBILANTI, MICH.. TUESDAY. BEPT. t, I*4f PAGE THREE Antioch, 111. —AP—Thomas I. Weisbarth, 23, of Cleveland, |D., a Central Michigan College basketball player, drowned Mon- Harold Miller Tops Big Field For Jim Hume Trophy day in Lake Marie near here when he was thrown from a speed- boat. Sords SEASON OPENS PITCHER FINED • • GAINING SPEED By • Jack Approaching, Putting Won by Pontiac M'.ch.Sept J—AP—The Buffalo. N Y Sapt 2—INS-Be cause he allegedly Buffalo with- — Totes, 1941 gridiron season opened here left Baltimore AP—Roscoe 198-pound Detroit heavyweight Mrs. Campbell out explanation end departed for Al Walton, Owen a V* dropped a 12-round decision Monday night to Buddy Walker, Monday with t;uad of rands- hi* h -.is in Birmingham, Ala . reporting a; pitcher Virgil 194, of Columbus, in one the test heavyweight tattles in Balti- Featuring Labor Day activities at Walton - Campbell combination datea for practice Pon Truck* of the Buffalo of ttac Coach Harold more ring Country was High School Bison* was fined 1200 today by John history. Washtenaw Club the needed but two stroke* to get their year w'.l! aaslt'ed s v manager * * * Smead tbia be Sftgimeier. business of the trophy competltTon, Har- - Jim Hume hell in the hole. However. Mr end Waido Ashley former Kreg Mi b >r B-.toi.a Truck* Detroit Tiger farm FVankfort, Mich. —AP— Honors in the old Miller topped the large field as The city a iw. p*r band and one of leading Frankfort National Mr*. C P. McLain also needed only basketball coach the hurlers Glider Meet were shared today by Hoffman, glider in- his net 68 was two strokes better; ochtal teama. St. Michael a and St. in the international 1-eague, wet Arthur the a chip and a putt, but in the play Frederick's, structor from Joliet, 111., and Bob Sparling, of Kingsley. Hoffman than best of the other scores began their dr.i’.e Tuea alia indefinitely auspended by tho posted. With a fourteen stroke ban off the McLain * were betted end day Biaon businesa manager. Monday a hours, 54 minutes flving time, dk-ap eighteen finished with total of 13 Miller toured the had to be content with second piece while Sparling made the longest sustained flight of eight hours, holee tn Just eighty-two strokes for Mr and Mr* Robert Schrepper were |S6 He had a total of 11 hours, 53 minutes in the air. the winning total minutes. Competition for the runner-up po the holders of third place. * * * Women Bowlers ettlon was close with three golfer* White Plains. N. Y.—INS—Paul Runyan, diminutive local pro- hanging up Identical scores of sev- fessional, and slamming Sam Snead of Hot Springs, Vo., shared a enty. Don Hochreln. Roy Connolly, SI,OOO purse today and helped to enrich the United Service end Ralph Wtrth were the three important meeting ¦ In the ciuster. Hochreln shot a sev Sports Calendar There will he an of Organisation by more than $2,500 as a result of their golf victory enty-aeven and had a handicap of Monday over Byron Nelson, of Toledo, and Ben Hogan, of Her- 6even, Connolly registered an eigh- all women bowlers Wednesday, Sep- tfhey, Pa. j Kij ty-six and had a sixteen handicap, TODAY m** * while Wlrth handed in an eighty to City League Baseball tember .3 at the Recreation Alleys at 7:30 be tn money with hit handicap Ann Arbor, Mich. —INS The Michigan State Horseshoe the Merchant* ve. United Stove. Rec- of ten. p. m. Beginners are invited to attend. Pitching Championship was held today by Joe Lasko, Flint. He de- In addition to the Trophy compe reation Fark. feated Bobby Hitt, Plymouth, Mich., 4t02 in the four out of tltton an Approaching and Putting WEDNESDAY seven game final tournament Contest was held and Al Walton Central Specialty v». Cunning Monday. The. was directed by Jonas Owen Campbell took top and Mrs. Recreation Park. Otts, Ann Arbor. honors. Held on No. 3 green the ham's. * * *

Pittsburgh —INS— Tallying in the third period on a 77-yard sustained drive, the Pittsburgh Steelers Monday defeated the De- troit Lions' 7 to 0 in an exhibition professional football game be- fore 10,917 shirtsleeved fans. Tigers Blast Way Through Both of Labor Day Bargain Bill ? Detroit, Sept. 2—AP—After blast- the Tiger pitcher. DEFENSE WEAPON ing their way through both ends of Elden Auker, another Tiger alum- a Labor Day bargain bill, the De- nus, relieved Niggeling, but the De- Tigers today only troit stood two troiters gave him no peace. Radcliff and a half games behind the fourth- jlace Cleveland Indians, who arrive was safe on an error and McCosky were Thursday for a four-game cam- scratched a single to second that * paign. scored Perry with the tying run. The forthcoming finale between Campbell then contributed his the two teams brought to mind last season's crucial Detroit-Cleveland homer which put Detroit three runs sT aeries soil, retired after 6t on Briggs Stadium but In the lead. Auker was **" at that time the prize was first place York and Higgins had singled, but msmth«"> a / in the American League. Shortly af- Frits Ostermueller advanced both u Aer the Tigers C that series invaded runners with a passed ball. Sullivan «°" Cleveland's Municipal Stadium and filed out, but Meyer singled for his v Affgß <*J captured pennant. RUaJaJ/sl* cV&R a the second hit of the inning and scored respect final meet- J 6Sd KACfS Tut So-ygAR- hum- in the Cor- ilPflft another both York and Higgins before parallel. up SPeeoiTgß ing of the two clubs has a sica ended the inning by grounding r eece/j-ay JL J Last season the Tribe entered De- out. cords /*» \ -nr . . fcTdfztp ee troit to find the Tigers In an ex- A uprising four-run came In the ? U* 10 AaID plosive mood and loaded with bat- eighth while Jack Kramer was on I 11% stvnC 60. 75-/ARD ting power. This week—ls yester- the mound. Higgins, Sullivan and ycvP*- PASSES day’s doubleheader was any indica- Perry singled, Meyer tripled and tion —the situation is the same. Gorsica doubled. Another run would The Bengali let go with ail their have been marked up, but Meyer then to the Toledo Municipal Air- fire power against the hapleas St was nailed when he attempted to port. Louis Browns and netted 9-5 and stretch bis triple into a home run. * * • 16-8 victories with an attack that Wings. Rafael Suarez, Ypsilanti, soloed included 35 hits good for 60 bases. at the Y’psllantl airport Labor Day. Big Rudy York paced the 15-hit • • • in with three Joseph McCulloch,. Jr., of attack the opener H son Dr. and Mrs. H B Britton flew tfome runs off as many hurlers and How They Stand Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. McCulloch. to the Milo Ollphant cottage, near brought his season total to 25. Alto- 707 Congress St., has received his Chicago, Labor Day. gether he rapped in five Third • • • runs appointment as an Aviation Cadet Baseman Frank (Pinky) Higgins Wilbur Donaldson, Dearborn, is a Here's how Magic Chef AMERICAN LEAGUE the U. S. air corps and hks also homered. as did George Mc- W L Pet. *GB in Army new student at the Ypailantl airport. Qufnn of the Browns. New York 89 45 .664 been assigned to the Rankin Aero- “ALL-AMERICAN”speeds York, who has hit five homers Boston 63 nautical Academy, Tulare, Calif., TAM O'SHANTER OPENS five got 70 .526 184 In days, his 23rd circuit Chicago 64 blow off 70 .522 19 for his nine weeks primary training Chicago, Sept. 2—lNS—The na- pitcher Bob Harris, an ex Cleveland 65 65 .500 22 up defense by contributing Tiger, inning, and it course. The Rankin Academy, one tion's richest golf tournament—the in the tkird Detroit 64 69 .4*l 24 4 f>ut Detroit in the lead to stay. No. St. 58 73 .433 of the newest of the Air Corps train 511,000 Tam O’Shanter Open—be- 21 George Louis 294 health! came in the sixth off Philadelphia 58 73 .443 ing schools, is headed by J. G. "Tex'' gan its preliminary run today with to the Nation’s Caster, was 294 and No. 25 scored off Washington 53 75 33 Rankin, famous flier, with Capt. of McKain, .414 J. Daly, 165 players from every section Archie another ex-Tiger, Monday's Charles West Point grad- eighth. Results uate, army the country battling over the 18-hole In the 916, in command of the unit. i precious • * • You vitamins with Detroit. st. Louis 5 8. places open quali- save A1 Benton was credited with his Chicago (sec- route for the 77 to 10th victory, but (Buck) New- 7-4, Cleveland 5-3 Arbor, soloed waterless-type cooking and the Louis ond game 12 innings). .Robert I.ahde, Ann fiers in the 175-man championship som had to come to his rescue. Har- at the McEnnan airport Saturday All-American’s precise simmer control ris charged with New York 13-1, Philadelphia 11-5. field. was the loss. 13-10, night. Boston Washington • . burners. I Although York could add only a 9-2 • single to ills record in the nightcap Today's Games And there is the fellow who AWARDED CHAMPIONSHIP of good food lot of No games scheduled. rj Plenty means a the echoes of his earlier homers leaves his log book at the McEnnan Pontiac, Mich., Sept. 2—AP—Aces “ I work on some ranges . . . not on were caught by the bats of Bruce airport. You know how some par- Merrymald, a Boston bull owned by Campbell, Barney McCosky, and L. national league ents are about these things. the All-American! You can bake 36 * Mr. and Mrs. Carman, of New- D. (Dutch) Meyer. Campbell, his W L Pet. »GB • • T. E. biscuits in 12 minutes from a cold start St. Louis 83 45 .618 .... castle, Ind., the cham- 11th four-bagger, McCosky his third, Don Gridley flew In Saturday was awarded in the big, fast oven. Famous Red and Meyer collected a single, dou- Brooklyn 83 46 .643 4 from his trip to Mackinaw City pionship of the Pontiac Kennel Cincinnati. 70 65 .560 Wheel regulator assures perfect cakes ble and triple. 114 where Mrs. Gridley remained for a Club's annual dog show here Mon- I I Pittsburgh 68 59 .535 time after time. I Even relief pitcher Johnny Oor- 144 vacation. They werg forced to lann day. The dog was rated best-of-show. and roasts sica. who was credited with the vic- New York 62 66 .484 21 at Pellston because of a storm and 57 Broiled foods are healthful! tory, became a formidable batsman Chicago 74 .435 274 on the return trip Mr. Gridley stayed with three singles and a double in Boston 62 75 .409 304 overnight at Midland. 3 They’re easy, too, with Msgic trips Philadelphia • • • five to the plate. 36 91 .283 464 Chef’s exclusive swing-out broiler that Knuckle-bailer Johnny Niggeling •Games behind leader. Joseph Ehardt, Detroit, Is anew swings on door that protects you started for the Browns and hurled Monday's Results student at the McEnnan airport. out shutout ball for four innings. Then Chicago 1-5, Cincinnati 2-4 (sec- • * • BOWLING from flame. It's big enough to •'broili- opened game 10 innings). .Corsica the filth with a sin- ond Miss Muriel Rumsey flew to Tole- cue’’ a roast ... or use as an extra gle, Frank grounded Brooklyn 6-2. Boston 6-2, (first Croucher out. do and back Labor Day and Sunday oven and warming compartmenL Rip Radcliff beat out an Infield hit game 15 Innings; second game 6he flew in the Dawn Patrol to Season Now on and McCosky sent the ball into the called end of sixth, darkness). Owosso. deck right Philadelphia • • • lower of the field pa- New York 7-4, 2-3 / /)' \ Over Jfl million women rook ivilion. (second game 10 innings). Harry CPT at Ypsl Equip Yourself / f .71 \ with see* Miglr Flame. Conn. student I I.Mfo CP (Certl sixth Louis 5-6, airport, \Jt§ fled Perfornt- In the Niggeling managed St. Pittsburgh 3-3 lanti completed his cross I 1/ lance) ,Hnglr> the fa save time* to retire one batter before Detroit (second game called at end of country flying Monday by flying to FROM V j[ I food, money! cut loose with a nine-run drive. eighth—darkness). Flint and Pontiac. Billy Sullivan walked and took third Today’s Game • * • lon Meyer's double. Corsica's third Boston at Brooklyn. Miss Esther Goodwin made her straight single scored both runners Cincinnati at Chicago. cross country solo flight Monday to Shaefer’s Huron and Boyd Perry doubled to score Only games scheduled. the Wsyne County Airport and Street Store THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY mammL. — ’ A complete stock For a limited time we will allow ||ChE SAID HE DIDMT HAVE TO PAY Z. l A MOMTH ALIMOAJY S/AiCE THE Cb^TT^Z,^jw/ms- of SHOES IT GOVERNMENT IS DOWM ) -7AISTALLMENT PATAAEA4TS -•- r— OLD STOVE & FOR YOUR HAYMAKER Mens’ Ladies’ S2O Right hand and On the purchase of a modern left hand Black and Elk MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE $2.95 pr. Priced from Sio3 to $l6O -—^s^ BRUNSWICK 20% DOWN PAYMENT BOWLING BALLS 18 MONTHS ON BALANCE $15.9F No Interest or Carrying Charge II a weak Bowling Bl*s $2.95 CITY OF YPSILANTI Shaefer’s Huron Street Store TMENT SPEECHLESS GAS DEPAR FROM,THERE /A»'MARSHAL.'OTfY WALKER.WAS 39 N. Huron Phon* 15 111 Pearl Street Phone 8/