BOSTON EXTENDS MARK AGAINST MM Pin Tourney Sports Recruits with Low Earned- ghoSßßßwßwot- to Start Roundup- Marks Tighten Cards' Pitching —Eddio Brlots on March 17 jV '%*¦ I : • NEW YORK. Feb. 18.-—Hor- Minor Evonft ton Smith was the first top flight golf pro to fill out hia Will Bo Hold draft questionnaire. He drew a sub-par number . . . Holdout WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1941 PAGE 7 from March 24-29, Mickey Owen has been trying ®‘r; EiilL/ i to Larry MacPhall at Ha- call H : . I fl|or v Jmwk 1 §• ••>>.• Mjgßk •• I •Limber up, all you bowlers! vana collect from Springfield, v iT •meSImSMM The annual Mount Clemens- Mo.,' but Larry won’t answer roosldtrfd tIM

• . Macomb bowling tournament the telephone . Boston hears The Sports Glass will begin on March 17 in the Slip Madigan is coming east to Mount Clemens Recreation hall try to land the Boston college —Min Clifford way, and on March 24 at the Macomb coachtng job ... By the Recreation, according to an an- those pro and con letters Bean- Toronto •Funniest line of the year wos pulled the night before last by been nouncement made yesterday town fans are writing the papers Gullible Gus Dorazio, the gent who certainly must have afteroon by Arnold Rocken- on whether Frank Leahy should talked into a fight with Joe Louis. suess, of the tourna- have left B.' C. make mighty

funny, for at the time ... Gus didn't mean his remark to be ment. swell reeding Ed Oliver, - *¦•'?¦ ~ .&&&"s he let it fall he was just being shovelled off the canvas in Phil- On March 17, the five-man the golfer, has just received no- notion, adelphia after a photo punch by the Chocolate Drop events will start. Minor events tice that his number will come aOWWWff^V^^m^'^ had stopped him dead in his tracks. will be held from March 84 to up again sometime in March. Gus said: "They March 29. The tournament will be conducted on an “over-your- TODAY’S GUEST STAR have stopped it." average” basis, which places the Freddie Russell, Nashville The befuddled heavy hod to lowest average team or individ- Banner: “One of the not easily be told that it was Louis who Foundrymen ual on a part with the highest. explainable trends in college stopped the fight and not the This scoring system willprevail football is the decline in the referee. The Louis punch car- in the two-man and individual number of graduate coaches. . ried with it complete oblivion. events. Scoring in all events will . . Twenty-five years ago Beal Richmond be made pin the coaches think a fellow on the actual fall, well over hal/ were One would respective would learn by experience. Not for which special prizes will be alumni of their Streak five-man, two- ... A chcek-up shows His follow up comment Extend awarded in the schools so Gus. man, and individual events. A only 20 of the so-called major was: "I'd like to meet him with 28-14 Win bowler may not compete in any colleges have alma mater men- again." Joe probably wouldn't event more than once. Only tors.” sneeze at the easy money •RICHMOND—Coach Maurice sanctioned teams may vie in the which would develop from such “Red” Pemert’s undefeated toumamennt. CONINCIDENCE DEPT. arrangement, but we are in- Naw Haven Foundrymen won All entry fees and blanks The starting lineup of tbs an last night when clined to believe that Mike Ja- another game must be filed at either of the talented U. of Rasor- they toppled Richmond, 28-14. two recreation halls not later back basketball team averages will in his inimit- r ? " ' cobs suggest was unspectacu- •* . /t , i ' "* r''/ C H- The contest than midnight, March 9. Entry 6 feet, 4 Inches . . . and their

way Indiscreet . able that the lar but proved decisively that blanks may be obtained at the coach, big Glen Rose, measures Marry Dkksoa. left, and Sentkpaw Harry Braebeen are brlßlaaft yeung pMnin raaalM by 0L touts He from Birds. Italian take up knitting. the Foundrymen must be classed halls. —yen guessed It—6 set, 4 Inches. Cardinals Coiombaa Red could do worse—as his record as one of the best prep fives in All averages will be taken up By HARRY GRAYBON the American Association’s lead- * * held shows. the county. Richmond was to the last week in February. WELL, WELL! NBA ferric* |p«rt* Ull« ing total, 18. # * • scoreless in the first period and Krist, White Highest averages will be taken You always can leave it to Pitching is 80 per cent of 12 RED BIRDS MUST RUN gained only three and • Golden Moments four in cases where a bowler has your favorite fight announcer, is why the Reds GANTLET OF WAIVERS points of the next two baseball, which There is one aspect of these in each more than one average/A bowl- Mr. Sam Taub, to keep you in- and Dodgers view the Cardinals Led Loops in In winning 19 while losing Six . setup fights, which are being quarters, while the Little er must have rolled 24 games formed on what’s going on . . with apprehension. 10, Hank Gomicki missed the pace-setters tallied six points in Philly Monday night 20-game by not doee staged to keep the champion to establish an average. If a From Augmenting the veterans, Effectiveness total one each of the first two stanzas, comply with Sam reported “the throng is margin, but several. Lyons also in is a bowler does not Cooper, , against nine defeats and earned- trim, that little distract- and eight in the third. In the to capacity.” Morton won 19, while dropping 12. put this regulation, he will be pen- crowded and the run average of 2.61 ranked him ing when down in black final period only was the game five per cent his Bill McGee rubber- Hhnk had three shutouts to alized of armed southpaw, Clyde Shoun, exactly tops in Texas League Nowak and white. We are referring fairly even, the Richmond squad average. last June. known Unattached par- and the other holdovers, Max pitching in 1940. He won four to a row the good hard cash put out by getting eight points to New ticipants be assigned Surkont is the 18-year-old will an Lanier and Ira Hutchinson, the and lost one in the playoffs. the spectators. Haven’s seven. average of 180. Three-tye League pitching king. players 'M'Tankmen St. Louis has brought in Nahem chalked up an ERA Five tied for scoring <4ub Assuming that the men and In addition to the regular 14 from of but pitched only Pinter bad a 8.77 IRA in the with points apiece. the minors, several of 1.65, 10 com- League. polled women who go to the fights honors five cash awards for the winning prospects. League games, after Taxes New Haven plays Armada at team, whom are brilliant plete Texas Shipped to Montreal by the go mainly to see Joe Louis in a five-man team, two-man has 20 to all. compiling a 4.43 mark in 17 Armada Friday. and individual event, a spon- Wayne Dodgers to July} “Newt” Kim- scrap not the prelims, Face pieces of games for good and Scoring: will The Browns have 18 flingers, Louisville. ball ’way up to the BRA person sor’s trophy be awarded to Nahem gave additional evidence landed we calculated that each NEW HAVEN the winning teams and Roly on Spood which makes a total of 38, or with 2.81, and to the approxim- individ- fans in St. that he had found himself by ac- boanmd paid an average of Player FG FT TP ual medals to each bowler. All more than there are Red Birds to trim the world ately 84c for each minute of Buhl, f 2 1 5 in Froo Stylo Louis. counting for two of the three ties shall be bowled off for Ok- champion Cincinnati* before the main bout. In any trade Spilak, f. 0 33 Brightest of the new Cards victories which eliminated closing time* awards. City the Texas ‘Lemmon, • ANN ARBOR. Mich., Feb. 19. lahoma from _ CJMUL 4NIV^ttL 84 cents is a su- c 2 1 5 Squads the event are Howard Krist, Henry No- am A v*R*;/Tr»..~ now-a-days in five-man challenging Wayne League playoffs. AbMondradsidAr DR per-super-fine hourly wage. Lee, 2 1 . 5 willbe scheduled from Monday, —(A)—A wak and bespectacled Sam Na- tlviUee -were slowed,, up by. a Frink, g 1* 1 3 University swimming team will up from Houaton; After starting the 1940 sieroU in conclusion i* not that March 17, to Friday, March 21, hem, Ernie minor operation but ", Our 1 0 2 rely on speed in the free style with the Cards, White, Hous- s Ha public ought to stop going Crawford inclusive. White, and they can him a nghbaaaded the Duncan 1 3 5 events tonight in an effort to , ton’s no- hero of- ’39, led the to pro- recalled from Bill HaHahan. the fights, but that the upset the championship Univer- Henry Airarican Association to per- to Columbus; Gomicki and Vandenberg Is no longer- a moters pay a little attention Totals 9 10 28 sity of Michigan natators, un- Herschel Lyons, a Rochester centage with 13 and 4 and to springer, but has something on. the ''still small voice" telling RICHMOND Pi— Points beaten since 1938. pair; , to from De- ERA with 2.25. thb ball. Roe, e tall left-hander, them they can't get away with Player FG FT TP The Wolverines, who last year catur, and Johnny Pin tar, who Southpaw Harry Brecheen has had two years of masoning, Scholtz, f defeated Wayne, 54 to 30, are the kind of matches they hove 1 0 2 YBM GAIN LEAD was polished in Dallas. and Murry Dickson are not of studded with fleshes of real Grone, f 2 1 5 favored to win again but may be size, wiry greatness. been arranging in the past few • Young Businessmen Others worth a look are New- exceptional but art c The for the first time feeling the in- Bobcean, 1 1 3 into first place extended since ell Kimball, back from Mon- flinfers with stuff. Eight of these are years without Hoppe, g moved in the they wound up with pair of 1 1 3 City League at a treal; John Grodzicki and Only four American Associa- among 12 new Cardihals who dignation of John Q. Cunningham, g 0 1 Bath the Ma- draws against Ohio State in is there doesn't 1 comb Recreation last night , who toiled in tion front liners topped Bre- come under Judge Landis* de- The trouble 1939. Wayne is headed by two last trip, and Hy cheen's 2.75 ERA last year. Only cree that players purchased to be another heavy on when they swept their match Rochester appear Totals ....5 4 14 all-America performers, Guy Vandenberg, who left Jersey four won more games then the after Aug. 18 end before the capable of lasting with the Knights of Pythias. Andy the horizon Lumsden at 50 yards and City and the Giants as part pay- 16 he recorded as against nine draft deadline must run the against the Brown The team rolled a game of 903. Clark at 440 yards, as well as the distance Scott and Fisher were high men ment for Bob Bowman. reverses. gantlet es waivers. Bomber without getting his Bill Prew, free styler, and BRECHEEN AND DICKSON Dickson led the Texas League That Is why la Former W Gridder with scores of 524 and 519, re- Bobby Gardner, diver. ears pinned back. The promot- spectively. High-Twelve lost its HAVE BTUFF in victories in ’39 with 22 end In the front line of owners de- fact and Swimming authorities predict Spud Kriat’s 22 victories last season with only one toy of manding the rule be rescinded. ers, well aware of the to standing when it dropped three Wayne not of lit- Coach a! Yale that if can accumulate to be cheated out a points to the Board of Com- points in the free style events—- merce Henry of tle ready cash, think they con • NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 19. team. Tryloff, not impssibility—the meet (AV an Cards are Vitaminized get away with the sort of —Ivan B. Williamson, for- the Board of Commerce, roiled may be by the final re- Wi IRB9 . HHKIp^iM decided ’ *fliKtilf matches well illustrated by the mer a 551 to take league honors. lay event. Michigan’s ace sprint- Test (halledofl PtttiAHMk within the past football player, was named last Close behind was George Moore, er, Gus) Sharemet, PRESIDENT SAM BREADEN TURNS DOCTOR fracases staged night Constantine month. by Emerson W. (Spike) of Rotary, with a 547. has not reached the peak of his WHEN BIRDS GET FEVER • • • Nelson, Yale’s first non-gradu- ability this year* ate 19—(AV-Af- Public Patience football coach, as an assist- BUD VERNIER ROLLS 843 Wayne, which finished fourth for Handicap 4 ST. LOUIS, Feb. on their own menus, judging ant on Yale university’s • Jim and Sons extended its years a cham- from the energy they have • WftfNpsVflSMlftfr * > ’ a seven- in the National Collegiate last ter seven without shown Perhaps they can for man coaching staff. league lead when it bumped off pionship, pennant fever has hit in signing athletes to 1941 don- even public year while Michigan was win- Rool Toot Will Como while. But the Williamson, one of four hold- Munt Flowers in three straight ning its seventh the Cardinals again. So presi- tracts. consecutive receipt grows tired of being played for overs from Raymond W. games. Two 600 scores were reg- championship, may be without in Son Antonio dent Sam Breadon, turned doc- In eight days since of all it's worth. The worm can (Ducky) Pond’s staff of last sea- istered in the match. Bud Ver- it* coach, Leo Maas, who was tor, has prescribed vitamin B 1 the first signed contract, all but (236-191-216), players on the roo- and will turn If pinched hard son, was graduated from the nier rolled a 643 reported ill with influenza. a LOS ANGELES, Feb. 19—(A) to revitalize his Red Birds into 12 of the 88 often enough. University of Michigan in 1933. and Charles Shorkey a 683 —Challedon may still be the big A1 flag contenders. ter have joined the told. and (198-233-202), sign wars pitchers Dorazio, then Burman for the Jim and horse in the ranks pointing for Breadon, whose organization Latest to First Sons team. The team had the Lon Warneke and Max Surkont, was tossed into the ring like a Sports Editor the SIOO,OOO Santa Anita handi- pioneered the chain store sys- impressive total of 2.878 with cap. but to prove it tem in baseball, has about 5,000 inftelder Stove Manor end out- peanut to a pachyderm. The he’ll have Koy, Harry Winning Nose game totals of 933, >1,006,* 939. in a distance race against a real capsules to adminster to hia fielders Ernie Walk- exrravaganza to be pro- in Wyroetek, next The second place Devantier Killed Crash field of rivals. players, starting with spring er and John all es place next Printing swept its placed their signatures on duced will take club match •BATTLE CREEK, Mich., However— training. His hatterymen will whom month when Shufflin' Joe Is with the City Transfer team. Feb. 19.—(A*)—Rex William report at St. Petersburg, Fla., the dotted line yesterday. - - The invader served V- 34, sports scheduled to meet a huge oaf Wallace, editor of' notice betless-race at Monday. TEAM Enquirer News in a Santa named Abe Simon, who is rem- NCO t GAINS the and /and Anita park yesterday that he According to medical authori- 8 in the League of the Michigan •Team NCO a member still falling ties. an anti-neurotic vita- iniscent of Primo Camera. games was in- can run without B 1 is Need we go further? Jacobs gained three on the first- Officials’ association, apart, as some of the doubting min which has been effective to Whirlaway place Team 2 at the Bowl-O- stantly killed early this have to blow and blow hard railbirds had whispered he relieving nervousness, indiges- will Drome in their match last night. morning when his car left the tion of energy. to put that one over. might. end lack Bogs Dotvn The 8 team had 2,979 pins to Colon-Burr Oak road at a He also gave evidence that Asked if taking the vitamin The only fight which Bund, deep will 2,231 for Team 2. of curve, skidded into a he can be rated an apparently tablets would be a must order orouse any interest will be be- Team 8, was high man with a ditch and was crushed sound contender in the golden on the Cardinals’ training pro- in Tuneup tween the champion and Billy 548. Filiberti, of Team 2, took against a tree. The accident gallop March 1, despite the in- gram. the St. Louis club presi- yttur, Conn; and we are inclined to honors for the night with a 587. happened two miles south- terruptions in the pest few weeks dent raid: a MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 10 (A) speculate west of Colon, probably at stages his “Well, of course, we eant Disappointing in a tuneup net «4»|mß^H whether the interest critical of condi- Whirtaway nay just PRIEHS MOVE shortly after midnight. tioning program. force the players to swallow the Warren Wright’s won't.be so much waste—- kept $20,000 added has been tiresomely proved •Priehs advanced in the Auto Wallace, who was born in The real test for Challedon capsules, but naturally the club be out of the as Dealers’ League with a two- Vincennes, Ind., and attended like to have its men in Flamingo stakes tor tfirss year in the past. comes Saturday. The chips, would game victory over Anderson. Indiana university, was an of 10,000 of them, will be down, line regularly for the B 1 issue.” olds at Hialeah Perk Saturday. Smith was credited with a 839, Indiana university, was an worth distance will Cardinal executives themselv- Winter book favorite for ths each sl. The Derby, which was high in the league. official for the National Pro- be a mile and one sixteenth, as es evidently already have B 1 Kentucky the horse h Spartan Powell and Schwark main- fessional Basketball League. compared a mile and one being pointed for that event tfl - Übggi^EjMt to of all other*.' tained its lead over the last- He had been on the approved quarter for the big handicap Tolas Boftloi the exclusion Grapplers place Arthur Rose team with a list of the Detroit Eagles for and the seven furlongs he trav- Roocoo He finished third in a five- - - trailing mJ two-game triumph. two years. eled yestefday. Jock Wolkor to Draw horse Sold yesterday, y July, 1940, two SIO,OOO Agricole and jH Bow to Aggies In other And the event, the Sen 0., 19—(*) OFFICERS WIN MATCH daughters of Wallace were Antonio handicap, willpit Chal- •COLUMBUS, Feb. owned bf Theodore Multart Roscoe Toles, Michigan • STILLWATER, Okla., Feb, 19 GAME drowned to the Kalamazoo of Shady Brook taw ledon in hit first real race heavyweight, battled to a 10- —OP) —Michigan State college •A special match at the Bowl- river. the season against a strong Held Trainer Ben Jones said Wi wrestlers had their string of -O-Drome resulted to a victory rivals, chief of which will round draw here last night with big theroughbred coated oft g| of Jack (Buddy) Walker, Ohio isfactorily. five victories decisively cut for the Selfridge Field NCO be Charlie S. Howard’s Mlo- abort here last night when they team over Altes Lager, 2429 took three games. Abet Vernier land, the tour-year-old who heavyweight titl4 claimant “The only way I aright defeated, ,5, by the ptoa 2,751. was top man with a 301. The romped into prominence while Walker wet knocked down able to amount tor R wpt dfefl were 25 to to The Salfridca to jB Oklahoma Aggies, national in- team took two games. George team also maintained its Challedon cooled an injured heel for a count of nine the third mnybo hi woo too tohS army sweep- and fourth rounds and a near- tog tho early runhuk otIMM tercollegiate champions. Dugan t of the team, was position in spot two by these pest lew weeks. The Aggies took all events high man with a 077 (255-213- tog its match with the Stardust Challedon’s owner W. L. capacity crowd to the Columbus hTjuflt couldn’t odimS except the 175-pound dan, to 209). Team captato William Bowl team. Jankowski, of Ha- Brann, trainer L. T. WhKetiUl auditorium booed the Oscialon. touch sdflC /''fThe- OH which brawny Charles Hutson Gerton vas second high with a vers, was the league’s top roller, and jockey George Woolf, ex- csrrioi n*mE3*MMWI pinned Leon McKenafta. Ruddy 607. Albert Glefke lad the Allas with a 000 (105-211-213). pressed satisfaction with the TRACK CAFTAIFf LOST tor GnßnJum ooRJNCNM^ Arndt scored tbs only other fell team with a 508. workout, staged between races MADISON, Feb. II —Captato- *T of the evening over Bill Max- This Is the nose that is likely DEUCES WIN and carried out in usual style elect Ed Buxton of the Wliesß- about tho 145-pounder. to games except to the betting ban. Chal- sin track teem hoi decided not well, M. S. C. some down in front to rich VERNttB ROLLS Ml •The Deuces won two the * to to school for Ob . In the feature match the Ag- three year old races this year. It •H. A. Smith defeated Paachke from Allen in a Kings' ledon finished over a alow track return champion, match Bowl- in 1:26 3/6, carrying 128 pounds, end semester. He would hid h* few gies' intercollegiate Is that of Charles 8. Howard's Packing to maintain Ita land to and Queens’ at the any wont to A1 Whitehurst. Oactrisaad Ice- Portae's Cap, easy winner of the the Mount Clemena Recreation O-Drome. Christian Konstanaer four lam than he was handed been defending Big Ten dNR* ifiiMi the big ’cap. pion half-mile. • inr land Merrill, a Junto* KM7S flgnta Anita Derby. B-2 League. The man took ths honors with a 577. for to the *¦ j-fisHi