Sports Golfers Plan HERO's Price Cut Props in Trout Probable No
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18-C THE DETROIT TIMES June 1944 Priority Removed on Rifle and Hunting Ammunition Sports Golfers Plan HERO'S Price Cut Props in Trout Probable No. I Bob Choice of Manaoers RIDE Tourney Tales, $9 a Case Spike Briggs Now for AH-Star Game Bond Drives Tournament tennis continues to call high school players. M. F. DRUKENBROD By DON GILLIES the TTiis a Major in Bv LEO MACDONELL B> time it is the national clay courts golfer* will l>e in there Here’* some good new* for rifle starting Monday at Detroit CHICAGO, 9 IVtroit Tennis Army Air Forces June Come* driving and pitching. too, in the shooters as well as hunters. Club. th# lime tins writer picks the big garni' for the Fifth War From now on all rifle clubs as- Tha list of entries includes Bill By 808 MURPHY American League team Loan drnr. I V sociated with the National Rifle Sayres of Redford, the new cham- ] yesterday Sports for the manager? of t’at cir- ns w*re st arted at pion; Al Hetzeck and Walter Eng- Editor Book -Cadillac Association may order as much Hamtramck; Blumenfeld, cuit. T>is arrangement gives a luncheon at the lish. Bob HERE AND THERE—It* ittended by representatives from .22 caliber ammunition as they city runner-up, and Leonard managers time 10 Maj. Walter O. (Spike) Brigg* the more a do/en of the larger District need without priority. Brose, Central. news, Jr. now. News of the promo- re. fl the war sew on but- Ciolf Association clubs. Even better news is the big re- On the women’s side are Jose- tons. worry, second guess their were addressed by phine Smilka, state tion of the popular "Spike” ar- The golfers duction in price of J22 caliber junior cham- players and do other chores. Leonard N. Simons and Alvan pion. and Stephanie Prychitko, rived at Briggs Stadium yes- game, as you know, will Maeauley Jr., who promised the long rifle N shells. Beginning at girls’ runner-up. The terday. He is in the army air be played in Pittxhuigh next avost the c. ntral commit- once 22s selling Absent this year are mee of which have been Kimbark forces. tee and urged clubs to i»erlect for around $52 per case of 10.000 and Pearl Peterson, whose sched- once. ules at Ann Arbor permit Gus Dorais is to apiiear on thi ir organizations at rounds willbe approximately $43. do not Details as to how they will pro- time for playing in Detroit, and "visiting hour” of the army " Under the new set up the pro- cede will Ik a matter for individ- : -WSSkr m. V\a mm J;,: Gloria King, state junior run- medical department radio ual clubs to decide, hut it is Director of Civilian Marksman- ner-up. gram tomorrow afternoon over - Columbia evident all wll go all out in be- f PA- ship will issue and sell .22 caliber Back for another try are Con- the network. The Ebbers, Mary Beyer, program will originate this half of the drive. ammunition, instead stance Lou of the Helen Detweiler and Pearl Wrob- wreck at Percy Jones Hospital HOLD AKTIrtNS WPB. bel. The prospect is for a women's in Battle Creek. Some will hold bond parties Ammunition for hunting now draw of 28. A new u'hite hope, Freddie and rallies featured by auctions. being manufactured will be dis- Late entries include Mike Miko Schott, 18. of Akron, 0., who has won 20 straight Others will have committees tributed by large ammunition and Tom Mori, San Francisco: Lt. bouts, al- which will call upon every A. W. Angstadt, naval officer ready has been signed by Mike ' companies through their regular l l .t y TKX HFOIMrt I member. stationed in Detroit; Frank Brody, Jacobs . And this causes us Trout and Harold NcwhouMT One representative at the commercial channels without Des Moines; Richard Warner and to wonder if Uncle Mike will as half of a pitching staff and, luncheon suggested purchase of a signing forms or anything else, as Richard Robert Lewis. University dominate boxing after the war past. like James, names Hank Bor- SI,OOO bond be required for at- 1 was the case last year. of Utah; Jack McManis, Los as he has in the owy of the Yankees as another. I night, ¦ jVXI Angeles; Ralph Dilley, tendance at a club's family I kH^^HHK* According to the in- J. Cleve- But, unlike James, he nomi- Thursday. latest usually on a formation there be land. How to Learn Tennis nates Tex Hughson of the Red propose to his will between Army Air Nfc*w Rmimum Another will three and four times as many *¦¦<!»? Sox a* the fourth member of way gain ten- hoard that maneuvers by state shotgun One to fame in quartet. Dykes picked his club. shells this fall as in 1943. nis, seems, to the troops be held at the ’ No been it is start as hall own Orval Gro\e, a very good Country Club, information has re- boy at major tourna- Knollwood which ceived as to whether shotgun clubs or flinger, too. sold $1,800,000 in bonds in con- Tigers, Sailors ments and speed learning the There isn’t much doubt but the drive in the fall shells for skeet and trapshooting fundamentals by close range nection with would be made available what Trout will he the No. 1 of 1042. is organized and has set this observation of the upfier flight of the managers. The year. at $1,750,000. —— players. selection its new quota Army Air Show Rmpmi Sunday —— Tiger ace right-hander is defi- Vincent Richards did. Henri nitely the best chucker in the AKdIN DRIVE * Rained Out Cochet likewise. IVed Kovaleski league and Newhouscr is tops will begin ißr Hriggs lO* 4>n of Detroit Golf Club By LEO llaxntramck is also in mind. a* a left-hander. organizing at once. At a i>arty M^CDONELL Now comes Francisco (Pancho) Newhouser pitched in last there in the winter of 1942-43, March Again CHICAGO, June 9—The exhibi- Segura of Guayaquil. Ecuador,l year’s All-Star game in Phila- bonds totalling approximately tion game between the Tigers and and the University of Florida, delphia. hut Trout will be new' i $2,000,000 were sold. Lt. Comdr. Gordon (Mickey) "the half pint showman.” to add to the mid-summer classic. A dozen of golf balls given by Wilh Tony Otts hurling a one- Cochrane's all-star Great Lakes his name to the list of ex-ball Alex Ross, the club’s pro, were hitter and fanning 11. Briggs team was called off today because boys to become prominent, \ B-AA^'A^^^l'.i: opened the second half of De- Two Tigers Best auctioned off for $75,000, while the of rain. i This spectacular mite whose autographed baseballs brought troit'Softball Association schedule Les Floyd, infielder purchased two-tended driving and self- There isn’t much chance two by trimming Fruehauf, 2-0, $40,000 and $20,000. One of the bp * .y.ig %--: ja last recently from Portland of the Pa- inflicted criticism while playing be named from v catchers will baseballs was used in a World night at Mack Park. Briggs scored cific Coast League reported to the endears him to the gallery the same club, but that doesn’t nine straight to top the first half. Tigers Chicago today. Floyd everywhere, play that Series here during the days of Time* Photo in ! will in Detroit alter the writer's belief Hughey Jennings. Keller girls, scoring three in the came from his home in Dallas, for the first time when the na- Paul Richards and Bob Swift The excited, happy and worshipful Joe’s game winning two-bagger against first, walloped Local 7 Vets, 4-1. where he has been working in a tional clay courts championships (he outstanding backstop The committee at Franklin! are Hills Country Club already is | schoolmates of Highland Park High’s Joe Northwestern for the Metro baseball title. Hudson plays St. Clair Shores at war plant and playing ball twice open Monday at Detroit Tennis In the circuit. $2,000,000 as its; 7, Local 7 meets Teamsters at a week. Club. Dykes like* Frankie Hayes functioning with Delock take him for a ride to celebrate Joe is the Parkers' Second baseman. goal. Franklin Hills’ bond party ( 8:15 and Hudson girls tackle He is a shortstop and will be Segura is the defending na- of the Athletics and Rollie Local 50 at 9:30 tonight. used as utility intercollegiate champion Yankees, two seasons ago w-as so successful | a infielder. tional Hem&k'V of the who the tournament in had much it w*as copied elsewhere. at annual experience. —— have Army Air Show U<-o|m no Sanday •lolliiTripson Aids BREVITIES: Evanston later in the month, When it comes to exjieriencc has the No. 3 spot in the first there’s nothing wrong with Delock, Pierce Star himself Senators. 10. and distinguished at Rick Ferrell of the Forest Hills last September of ability to bat In Invasion» • Rescue Because his 300 Attend 9 when he forced Jack Kramer to runs, Rudy York again will Hirsch to Leave In In Parkers Win the limit in the teminfinals. be at first base. Managers rec- By CHARLES HIGGINBOTHAM Kramer went to to Tiger on lose Joe ognize the big is an ex- American Treas Hunt. cellent performer afield, an at- Representing Comblnc-sl By JAKE BEESON Tiger (Huliibuled by Prpaa tribute sometimes clouded by School I’nlM For Marines Second baseman Joe Delock rates a spot alongside pitcher Billy his slugging ability.