Sports World Series Out of Question—ODT Boston Rookie Hurler From Army Air Corps THOUSANDS FLOCK OETROrrSetfTTTM E S REVENGE By MACDONELL . Games, LEO Derby Slated Bowl I Dave Ferriss, sensational recruit Red Sox right-hander, 26 months DETROIT, MICH., SUNDAY, MAY 13. 1945 C for TO RACE OPENING In the Army Air Corjis, pitched Randolph Field in Texas ... He also aviators through calis- Taboo put 9 Others . For June thenics four hours a day . . He was with Greenslx>ro in the Pied- Movement of Troops ! mont League before entering Expect Biggest e r v ic e . . . to Crowd Travel Herb ('romp- Race ton, Yankee Field to rookie catcher, WASHINGTON, May 1? G'Pt looks like Bing LOUISVILLE. Ky.. May 12 —The 191 > Wtirld Series and all Crosby !;ixxjjx and (UP) The war-delayed 71st run- postseason football i were i mates h a v e ruled "out r»t U > (piestion" by the by— IV « \ «A ning (jf the Kentucky Dei “ i 4l rwyUMKiJnr t (-dubbed him M . *Mfr 4. V * r ODT tomghi beeause" the army's - * America’s premier horse race- Mtr A redeployment pt"gi m wi -train Marv Owen’s will he held at Churchill Downs transfxii tat ion Iniibtiex t<> the §s Portland Beav- June 9 w hen the largest field since • limit next fall. era in the Pa 1929 will run for the historic i_ The CJDT s-iud autuiur. -ixet- of cific Coast wreath of roses. Col. Matt VS inn every kind would b>* hit hv the % ) Lcigue play announced today'. necessity to save transportation E ->.. citDifc Micaaowicz Saturday night Winn said 155 of the nation’s by every jsisxible means games . . . top • year -olds hav >¦ been en- Earlier today, the DDT an- big Eddie Mlrrkowlrz, the tered in the mile and a quarter nounced attendance at thr< Ken- aßßl^tr Tiger farmhand from Wyan- test which had to be postponed tucky Derby this year would be eight dotte, collected six hits in from it.x original May 5 date be- restricted again to loidents of the official times at hat in a double- cause of the federal government's Louisville area. header lor Buffalo recently . . . ban on racing which ended with From now on. It wilt lie Cif>T’s Cleveland is the only Huh in the the war in Europe. policy to discourage as much as American League not broad- In 1929, when Clyde Van Du'-en prixsi'ble paxxenge-i iiaific by rail. casting play-by-play descrip- won. 149 horses were nominated bus or automobile La »f**lt ing- tion* of it* game* |hi* year . . . for the Derby. Last year when events. I.t. Bill Osmnnskl, former < ld- Pensive won there were 118 nomi- BOYS ON MO\ E cago Hear*' star gridder, was nations. ‘•lf* a question of getting Pyle day the net was near Ernie the While announcement hundred* of thousand* of boy* was killed offi- famous eorre*|H»ndent made by Churchill Downs hundred* of ( home and other -lap bullet . . . The Irve- the by a cials. it was assumed that thousand* to the I‘aeifie to land Indians have an automatic Preakness will be run on the fol- Lnoek out Japan as quiekly a* fine of for any player who Saturday, If *SO lowing June* at jMt**ible," arr -t-i’T nhtTnnf . misses a train. Pimlico , F'or the past (wo years, special transpj)rtatmn e-f any type for ATI UMI\N CF ll Writers Protest KFSTRR Ti sports fans has been taboo. New York foxing writers are WASHINGTON, May 12 (UP) Now not only pro, but amateur, nuking I'.ddir Eagnrr then light Attendance at the Kentucky intercollegiate and even high commission chairman, to stop a Derby »hi- year will be restricted school sports managers are being repetition of a farce that occurred again to residents of the Louis- asked not to schedule any event* Timri pr.fct# ville*. Ky . area, the Office of *? Mike Jacobs' St. Njck Boxing De- which would put any burden on Michigan tation Row llume of ... was fense Tiansj»oi announced Club recently A bout public transportation got a revenge thrre and The cr**wd today. was ODT was measure of Shortened It understood defeat Ton ed to listen to a via tic-filled No derby -tickets will be sold [preparing to i«-uc on Monday a for brother Bob’s by overseas broadcast of no world- to pc!*orix ouGide the vicinity of T5-porm pledge by ThT ; amafour I,es Fisenhart in the mile shaking importance put on by a Louisville except to allow regular sports wroDd to comply with at! when he outran the Great radio outfit, which f-is the radio hoxholders who may retain their necessary ristrictions on travel. BBB «»r ibi. nww»-* ¦¦ I-akes star to win the half s fights . . The box rights for future years by befwrrn sports rights to Mike I - -Conservations which paid SIO,OOO to see allowing servicemen in the area and the ODT have mile. Lea was third. Behind crowd, REOPEN representatives a fight and not hear a broiickasd to us*- their boxes ih;> time P\RT OF 13.(173 FANS WHO WATCHED MEET AT CHICAGO’S SPORTSMAN’S r\RK AS TRACKS •bren Tn progress Tor~omi time. Ross, is Archie Parsons. of disap- A*- m the j ix? two years, there put up such a clamor FORESEEN proval that th« radio was shut off. u :: h. r.o special ox mtfri*traint W AS cutting out It is complained that l nclc Mike or extra passenger cars available Tire possibility of to the World Series was foreseen by is entitled to see tht radio rights to carry facing fans the derby Edge U. M. the industry Sailors ?»-import ; last Fobru- to his fights hut the fight client* the nt ton t.geiy-y slid Giants' Homers Espino Gold, Quizzle Yankees Vault. fiaseTiall pay $* to listen to com- Use of chartered or special buses when Ford Frick an 4 Will didn't ctively mercial. to nr fn-m the track wilt lx- pro- Haihsidge. presidents, resp and Unable to leave his war job to hibited of tmNxNational /\mencan ‘teagTir-s, agicrd w ITTI ODT Tu a 2a Event join the Yankees this season Cards, Gain Easy Victories In Last Info c**nt sav*iog in major op- First jx*r Icaiiuc Charley Place pitcher WenslofT wax Beat 6-3 ri(’)RO Tit NTay 22 iUPI E*pm/v GwUl i«-t? ; travel thix *easbßv hors* x qq Chicagu* < '».• crow d of 13,673. plan makes certain the peak of His First Defeat VpPBHHHb r, place the* American League Nap Rest s hel[H*d the New s' rk Espino Gold, with Gene White ir, the saddle, moved to the front first in the strain on transportatidn, es- 1 < harrs run tn< ir w inning streak to from second in the stretch and as they came from behind with pecially rail traffic, will begin to From in B> KIH-AK First went to a two half to early H.VVFS >*evrn straight today in h 6-3 Vn- on score and a five runs the fifth defeat be felt next fall. months, < v length victory over Happy Pilot Cleveland. 7-3. today. The game During the next few- May and pit h at tory tin St Lout- (*ardin«l- ANN ARBOR 12 Groat and on >• over Night Shadow, which started was called at the end of the this official said, sport* can pretty right( Bill Voiselle who earn»*d his fifth Capture Lakes took second and third Lose to Senators Broncos opening up at the stretch turn, seventh because of rain. to as they Sundays » well continue function straight victory, aided bis own places the jump, the e * YlSr -m was anoth< r half length hack. The attack, which drove Jim have planned. in broad last Notre Da r cause by singling home a run in may have un- as Yanks Win Espiry> Gold, a brown S-yoar- Ragbv to the showers, started ODT said it did not Intend tn event on the program, and it gave ' the eighth. foot- old, was clocked in 1.30 2-5 for after two men had been retired. issue separate travel warnings on the Sailors enough to edgo dersired si toil* Mw York points in AH I! O A AH H O A Title the* seven furlongs and paid $25.80 MW YORK UIUHMI race that comes ball players Track "every horse two in May * 0 f .*»t '2OIO MINS B\ 5 LENGTHS sum* *2 2 1 3 4 ODta rs 3 13 0 today. They of first .place the American j meet The Sailors finished anermc about their schedule in K .r« ml 3 4 2 3 0 Trrrrv rs 4 110 Ron.3b 2 o l o a « - Tulane, » S in the x f classics. But Illinois Georgia Tech. today f' . o i 4 c H -jitar 0000 by Eleven Points by E. Higgins, turned Crlmn 3h 2 1 0 Roccfi 1 2 1 famous of turfdom's 41 1-3, Illinois 350 and Ohio when they lo't. 3-0. - season iMit.i 1 o o 0 Bfrr*« r 0 0 0 0 better C mpnc 4011 Stfinri c 3130 Army. Navy, Dartmouth, Pitts- * tirr* for the distance, the same restrictions are to apply State 31 5-5. to Washington a 1 the Yankees r p 3 0 1 0 K*’r «» 4 1 1 Dubit. b 3 0 0 2 B*KDy p 10 2 0 burgh. lowa. Northwestern and I> -*kl: ip 0 0 i 0 Hr-> t J 4 2 2 1 covering the s’r:p in 1.29 3-5 K.l> run p 1 0 0 o to other events such as the Prcak- The fans who*braved, the bad beat Cleveland ( r I, <-Wli|llmi C**- 2 V'•!».: p 3 110 EAST LANSING May 12 under Ken Robertson. 10 0 0 to meet Great Lake* Dutch Leonard, veteran Senator tiSi .-.n lrut 10 0 0 nesx and the Belmont Stakes. weather watch the didn’t Ted Phv *urr earned hi* job ** Western Michigan, scoring 68 .. The victor, vvhieh paid his T u:» .31 10 21 12 Total* 27 S 21 ft see the deciding event. Because held the Sox to six hits and •»:• » *«,l 1 at North- hurler. T 34 24 10 7 .33 11 27 13 backer* $6 the* at the Nr« York 000 ISO 1—7 IIARRIDGE SAYS WAIT night that director of athletic* ? point?, displaced Michigan State »e*ok lead of the all rain caused two of the Senators three »Ha"4 third the and Run*—CroaelU. l.afn Harridge. president of the game and left the track heavy yield a pass and no Sox player s* i/u*,i loa non 000— and dfti! 2 B udrftau Sorry 2 K-- ¦>.— manager. bas- —' field champions today Ettrn ticket a**i*tant Nr« Y--« (Jill 000 41l crossed the wire five lengths Martin R ¦*¦ R ,ns batted In —Si »< im American League, denied today and slow, it was decided to hold reached second base until the ( and head eoarh of P.aii» p«'?»-r* II r>r A'iiri P.uli'r 2 The Spartans wcie only 11 ahead of ibservor. Lindei Enrn 2 t**rry 2 Grlmra S.ublr play*—E''rn Drake at lie* Moines . All H O A AH M o A 2 V l»*iif 7* Mt»—Arf»in* P<*w way. dropped back to finish a tc Cr»s “We agreed to wait until at *, rr,* s»rrl}ir»—r» i,--n but n<»t k»-i p t»ice -rM. ft Efirn. Cr xrttl t:* Stlmviflsi • L'.*,-,-rs- acting Thev’re !! ,»lt rs 4 0 A 0 1- * p:»* 3 * to Verb*r l* .'»na» tk >b.*ervor udr-au M>>rr to Row** least late summer before M>i" 3 4 4 from .*•>* ft> * st » * s with the Navy trainees York 7 4 BaM-x i stadium for the Orange B<»w I K . < f 4 0.3 C l2*f! *‘ii bin* Until* 7 tv- Y The crowd, out fe>r the colorful Ovriand either way," Harridge said. The meet was filled with sur- Im.kr f 4 1 S C.< S*mt» Ift 4 n! I O H»m» nr * -Otf t> nr* t 4 f' V"t»*i>* 2 Off bad U'< Har‘,y im.an DuM*; . k game at Miami : * t v * : *•.*(*'.' R v |»*. . t. Kalamazoo! The winners Opening of the decayed 19*15 *ea- 5 by K 1 by Ha* prises and upsets. Michigan s T i u 4 3 currtr a i a o*sktr a'*, p .*< •* c *.*.* !* . t<;T--—.Off rs-ritifUt '• b- —Off f’atby A in lnnlnt off K .*:iian 11 'itn :i 4 i a ix ati o i l t' In and on.y 'ix civ dan- -on. wagei.d Be;*i ,sj on the eight SO DOES FRICK great Boh his lu-t • *'! «,r.» ,ut Navy nun 2 in 2 Innlnp* pltrhfr—Barb) Hume suffered \¦ . » 4 i 11 0 Ml -.Mil l i o l 4 Innln** t> 1 in , 1 n'*ri* In i Loalnr - . Al ... - 1 card. to Blame l. r**ir 4 2 3 : T-c Cl !;' ?lfhUi 'off < rf*l l In 1 l.'iln* pf- ¦*: race NEW May 12 (UP> college defeat in two years when McGraw •• f on the squad. YORK. LwnrtJ p can i.»vf fi p tie* I it f—p-.rrv. «*»fl H*n:in* »i a - 3 Frick, president of the he ran a half step behind Let Byron famous umpire who » He r. T:-nt* 2 OS Attendant*— t 0»> University Ford C Bill •-* •« Wayne of T>etroit. •»:« • paid. \FTFR\N* SHOW M \Y Seahawks Beat Cyclones said: Fisenhart. Ohio a piumher in got into r n *i *a: l? Wnght showing the National League a former State wa* before <>' with Lorenzo .viMhinr n 1 rr o r; o . c R T 1J (UP' The “The World Series i* thinclad now racing for Great ) „ n f." PAWTUCKET May 12 AMES la. May more is. I h.t¦ 1 • an Oil' •£ NIKI 000 OOCV- -0 way was third with 26 points. /"-t •• • month* off. We’ll wait Forrestel, Michigan's ;rr»i e My»" was second fn the low hurdles for captured meet today, points wav Kul.». 1 I»f < r (.»«**--W»khlrif’ r. 7 ,/ he finished third. of the* $3,000 Inaugural . that.” was spiked and . No," back division' 59 3 pockets’’' . . came i r. I¦' *«f 4 .**ru k ojl—l.A'ir,4r 18 points, by far the best effort 1 '' Kelly, the of the ' I wore it out fainting at 1 Purse, which opened the delayed Boh best Illi- Byron, Be Made Boxing Czar of the afternoon entries, reported with a bad 'ex-ites' for you See that 'ex-lte' had points fourth, 19-15 racing season at Narragan- nois KNOXVILLE Tenn . May 12 Alma 7 ’2 for today. leg. Ho tried the mile and dropped rign out there. That s where you followed by Central State Teach- sett Park 'LOVELY DAY, HEY DAVE!’ going'" ok five first places Great first four at Gary. . Willie ANN ARBOR. May The “1 with another, fitst hall. Lakes took in ... In school Inri and t icd for the n< vv a scheduled baseball game between boxing promoter in the South Th«' crowd of saw’ jockey events and shared a three-way tie used to he a p«t< l.er-and hurdler champions cashing in on seconds 30.000 Cochrane, the Michigan and Notre Dame u*x and they think Dernpsev i* the whip him over the for first in the Mieen canceled because of ram man for the. Cazana said. .V. furlong' in 1 06 1-5 in bring was winner in the two mile, and wet It to have every event hut the shot put the dash, 880 offered $33,000 to fight Jimmy grounds was "Nlek l.ohcte*. the Detroit pro- hi* backers SIO.BO. Valdina Craft 100-yard the and four-game se- Chuek Kost in of Alma won the been the final of a mote/, like* the idea. I’m also was* third. the mile relay. The Wolverines Doyle out in California. tavelin i<» account for the other straehan, pro- ries Michigan won the previous sure Mike Jaeoh* and Herman also shared in the pole vault scotty Arcadia <¦ besides - three \\ \Y ! three Taylor will be for the itlea.” first pla< Wayne LEAD** \LL THE deadlock. moter, i* In a critical condition wax from The track heavy Ir- tin xtcf>nd half Castleman Hospital ... gvm a at Harper A morning rains and no records BROTHER GETS EVEN in New \ ork suggested ch- x?nu’ s n of C'hance Sun and railroad were even approached Billy Moore gave the . Max Marmoratein Brother . . by Ross Humes that Nova "I* dumb" of Western State tric'd for 11 feet owned led Benton Tries for Fifth ftivni stait tn to home a measure -of revenge ftn- his twin To which Jimmy Johnston re- in the [»ole vault hut failed finish come how rm Ttrsy TirTeTr ov - Meny Sun-’ when he ran Eisenhart into the plied: "I’ll tell \on dumb I rter wa high for West- 1 »!• * » smart, i 'hine. ground in the 880. Ross broke near be I- not attrac- ern with 13 points. Hr won both tive wife and two or three kids. Straight Gus Mr>orr brought the hor*e the lead and soon b*>k command Here Sunday hutdle events and was second in 1 05 and to stay there all the way. Eis«n- He has a gcunl farm In Cali- the 100-yard dash. Billy Moore over the distance in 3-5 By \( netted the $1 Tetra hart tried to keep pace with hint fornia and money saved up.” LEO M DONF.LL next 11 Ray faithful 20. wa< with Beekord third but found It too fast and he faded tall, ran Michigan Rock finished A 1 Benton, stocky right James Wilson a pair of recruits up mne points lor Night Editor, sl2 20. and Cake back, allowing Archie Pursons to hander, be for his fifth will do the pitching* is State. Gloria King Gains will trjing Gravy, $12.20. combined lor a take second from him in the last victory in as many starts this sea- the sensational 23-\ ear-old army $1 17 60 daily double* 30 yards. son when he shuffles to ihe mound air corps dischargee w ho won his MIT Track Champ Coach Ken Doherty* scratched In Net Meet in one of t tie two games the first two start' in the big leagues both the Hume twin- from the Tigers against CAMBRIDGE, May 12 (UP* king will play the Bos- by shutouts He is a graduate of Major League two-mile. He decided neither w is Second seeded Gloria of Briggs Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Detroit advanced to the second ton Red Sox at Stadium Mississippi State in condition to double up today. Sunday. (Dizzy) ramp up nology. sweeping seven firsts and round of the state girls' open this Paul Trout Wilson from Louisville Standings Charley Firdsall was the class of will hurl tiio other. and like Ferriss, is a right-hander. completely outclassing 12 rivals, lennis championships at Kings- \mi Kir vs It t the field in this event and had a in- won it' ninth New England Uit School Only Benton’s four triumphs have Other new Red Sox players today r • *c.B wide margin at the finish wood Saturday. four ; 4 *> f ' line. against the Ben Steiner, who has (>een intercollegiate track and field Smt Y k 1 ... been scored Browns. clude <- Jack Hammer romped home sec- matches were played because of its DKTRot; i- 1 Indians and Red Sox. They have starring at second base; Llovd championship and second Cf.ll-AAll l»t 4 .4 IS 1 ond. far behind the Michigan lad. rain. managed straight. I *3 Miss King heat Sue Fitzsim- ; to nick him for only two Christopher, an outfielder from George Walker. Illinois Negro, which brother “ 10 4 mons of Grosse Fointe. 6-1, 6-1. runs, one of was unearned Seattle, and Jack Tohin Phi’* drII’M* 14 4 was the only double winner of tha of Jim Tobin, the Braves’ pitcher. day. Kitlern • Hickey of Grosse Pointe RAINED OUT SATURDAY Probable Pitchers C>vrlind _l2 .r>4 *•, taking hoth hurdles. »h« sarra Kings- 11 \u\ he did in Con- ¦•liminated Sancy Sanders, SERIOUS ami nit w i X ¦’ gantr as the Western Like Benton. Trout also will he NO LOSS »:• W'odtns N>w Y rk hj 0-.* a- ’. O ma : 1 I *. -»*hV He in the first round r » » ference indoor meet. will ba •wood. 6-2. 6-2. for his fifth tnumph in Off a good start tfrf* spring. at C’.rvrUrd i imbrr !-» tad Grorr.r* 2-1 Mturd** Rr*u!t« 'undit r.imn bidding to r t t At ( 2 To 6-4, rsmej DfTI'OIT~ DKT repeat Rig Bre.iel, Kingswood, two - “favored in the T* n and Susan six starts In his perform- 1 lie Tigers have won or at least 1-2 - V V 4- V »* Clrr -7 Joos last .VVAAliliiSt.h i v*«*roo» " two weeks to- 6-4. in the second. Nancy w Yankees, every 1-2' at ChlTAfi i Lri 3-1 And tirovf 1-2 tr-M-tk tAtr. I, PM I At S* I r 3 • outdoor meet from ance Trout trrppcd the split even in setfes. They W'Atb'' } 0.1 0 With 2 of Grosse Foinfc downed Gretchen ton gAmft At OU t day at Champaign. 4-1. holding them to seven scat- won two out of three games in Button i r>rrl«« 2 0 »nd O Nrlll I I At rhi: st l right Kingswood. 6-1, 4 0 Oirrmlrr 0 1 Markle. 6-1. ! tered hits. each two sets with the Browns m I K"lI Hrnton *nd (Summaries on Page 2) event, of lon imr< sll ins \l. 11 t Entries for tlae 15-under 1-3 AM Piloted by the crippled Joe and did the same with the Indians PhliAdrlphlA 'Flnrei 01 And w*. 1. r • *gb Friday, close at Kings- At V Louis -1 And lloliUu"* ’!: ' . opening They sets two the Sr* Y'k I —4 .7'ft ¦. :Cromn the Red Sox will he mak- -plit in of with 0-1 ISO ’Bmttlyn * wood Monday at 5:30 p. m. , lAttirt 11 .047 3 ing their fnSt appearance of the White Sox and Yankees MTIOSM IIMU I rv.kAk-¦ 10 7 4 Badgers Have Romp L Ul« ' » *» .471 o U H P) . the > ' And ChlpmAn 1 2 Sr , May season hen Saturday's scheduled After the Red Sox. Athletics ChlfAirn Paaatau 1-0 a* * O o MADISON. Wis 1 lAndrrwi 2 2 And , t» noiburflt 47 1 Tim** Photo lowa St. to for Button T’bln 2-4 7 7 scoring points than Gophers Whip game was postjxmcd on account come Bt iggs Stadium Atnn Rortott . 10 .412 more will f * 7 Coopts And LAnlrr,2-l At rinontAti f» too »lne Cronin, manager of the Boston Rod on May 12 (UP) of rain. a four-game series, statting Mon- St L/nils t i2-o PlillAdripbtA 4 .2 Sox, hoth rivals combined. Wisconsin's MINNEAPOLIS. Nr* i 4-0 And HAntrn 2-1 IS 11 11 team broke leg sliding into day. Then the Senators willrome. Yor« FridmAn TurnH behind tradrr rrutrhes as a result of a broken leg suffered in sliding track team won an easy victory —Minnesota's baseball de- Cronin a t*n *Atnr» Including riirbt today, 4-1, season and is on completing a view »f all clubs in Pltttburfh »Sr»r!l 2 ' And Butrbrr 2-2 ’S- t A»mr base gander over Northwestern and Minnesota feated lowa State base earlier this At PhllAdflphlA tL*c 1-1 And RAffrntbrrgrr SAtnrda* '« Br*nlt« 'undAr* (,amn into in a game earlier in the season, takes a sweeping the four-game series. c rutches. Del Baker, former Tiger the circuit for local fans. After 0-3 -, urn *Atn»» Chi 1.3 B -»t 12 Chi a- B-¦ (2 today.»The score was: Wisconsin lt«-u«»rr 3-0 And l-o N 6 St Cm At Bkn 1 2 at the rain drops which washed out Saturday’s game with \ CtnrlnnAtl i l.lirnbrr Y L 3 i 38 1-b, Kelly granted the visitors manager, acts as field general. that the Tigers go abroad for their 4 Minnesota JScrtiv> Gene i »t Brnoftlya t£»«'l» 2 1 And King O-Oi, too 1rut BMIA 3 II l «t N t 'll the Tigers. Ferriss, pitcher. only five hits and fanned 10 men . For Boston, Dave Kemss ana rtm tour of the East. •Atn«a, Cin-Bkn. BtsM Pitt At PhtlA. t2i \Vith him is Dave recruit *n -t> 4.