Umior Averages Fall Far Below Other Two Leagues ghl WUiWWrmor Bears, All-Stars Clash Tonight Fellows Gives Roy Harms ’.462Mark THURSDAY AUGUST 28, 1941 PAGE 10 Golf Entry, Pros Favorites Wow, About Those Leads27Who T0p.300 • With 27 players from six teams batting over .800 and the tqp In This Comer Despite Injury ¦Tugger swinging at only a .402 clip, plate averages for the Junior Baseball Arguments! Department, WILL HAVE TO GO SOME TO BE to Take Third League, released today by the City Recreation show HARMON the falling Twilight leaguaa Sunday’s playoff gamq between Mount Clemens and Utica, youngsters below the Recreation and Two-Tima Champion batting BIG GUN TONIGHT; PROS which ended in a 8-2 protested victory for Utica and mighty in statistics. player-umpire have its final Top Roy Harms, LaCroix & Groesbeck catcher, lead the Juniosa near ended in a brawl, will settle- Rules at One of average. His percentage, 'LAY' FOR STARS Game in Row night. with 12 hits in 20 trips for the tof> .402 ment tomorrow not one sneered at, falls far below the .025 League managers will meet to hear both sides on the two Tournament Favorites to be nevertheless BY J. DENNIS BROWN by George Syrett the Rec Loop Harry Albrechfa Only Harmon, Franck arguments which could effect the outcome of the game. The first marked in and Tonight** the big night: The College All-Stars and the Chica- Fellows, win- .030 in senior circuit. \ A will probably be involves a run scored by Arny Hellner, Dairy first baseman, in • Russ two-time the go Bear* clash at Soldiers Field before what Mount Clemens and RANKS SECOND are ex- of Fans' Choice Will second, allowed because Schering, right fielder, threw his ner of the BOSTWICK the biggest crowd in years . . . One hundred thousand the County open golf Ranking for the Juniors is Bruce Bostwick, Leander on Macomb second . be at the ball. . . Michigan eyes will glove pected if fair weather rules Remain in Backfield tournament, will enter the third sacker who pressed Harms with a .458 and 11 hits to make Harmon, who’s been pulverizing the Western The second considers the question of whether Malowr Utica Terrible Tom inning tourney again this year, Alex the youngsters’ rece the closest of the three leagues. Six of the three years, but who may find things catcher, took two bases on a wild pitch in the ninth to Conference for the past Aug. 28— (JP) — only MacDonald, pro-manager at the seven teams in the loop placed players in the listings, only the the Bears. CHICAGO, score the tying run. Utica backers assert he stole third and tougher against . failing put just a little , night the Chicago this Merchants, who finished in the cellar position, to a the best players of his is the took bag. Hillcrest course announced Not that Tom isn’t one of half-dozen bus- one man in the .300 or better class. the Bears laying for him. Bears find out what kind of Baseball fans are still dazed morning. . . . It’s that are the past decade Just iness they can do with Tom Ralph Kaiser, Normington hay . . . It’s the same the decision to allow Hell- Fellows, who has been suffer- and the Bears ain’t, as the saying goes, over took to the plate 27 the reading of the Harmon and company. to stand supposed- ing from a back injury, had hurler, in the rankings—excluding year . . . The pro-boys, fed up with ner’s run way every It’s the eighth times and turned up with 12 Merchants—having only two on college player that college player, are annual battle ly because of the glove incident Rylma Wins said previously this week that exploits of this and College and pro hits for a .444 record, followed the list. Leander took first the “one and only’’ that the pro game of All-Stars he’d been tagged out he did not believe he would be Case usually resolved to show in —after by Mickey Mclntosh, Bowl-O- place honors with eight men and rougher than playing for fessional football champions 5 of rule 47 of the of- Play able to compete in the play. is Just a little tougher a’little Section M.C.A. Drome third sacker who made .300 They loop . All 93,200 tickets ficial baseball rules, under “Naturally, Fellows will have over ware Siwash. have been sold and 5,000 serv- Wednesday eight hits in 18 visits for a .440 champions. STARS GRAB HEADLINES which the league plays, states to rest between rounds, “Mac- LESSER ice men will be admitted free glad mark. Jerry Conti, Normington year in and year out, some lesser known baekfielder that: Strevel, 17-year-old Donald said, “But we re D. Donaldson of Leander had So game and the • Rylma entry right fielder, ranked fifth with percentage ... Not that’s he to the colorful stop catch His the lowest of ruiis pops up to grab off the headlines and glory “If the fielder or golfer, walked away to have him in. 21 is keyed up to ceremonies beforehand. thrown Hillcrest one of the a .429 average for official for the number of hits. Ha hit any better, but rather because the opposition a batted ball or a honors yesterday establishes him as Nifty with medal tries at the plate. seven times, . was Nile safely but could . . year, it ROW bat, cap, glove tha highly publicized star Last WANT THREE IN ball with his as a field of 44 entrants play- favorites.” were laying for . . . He seeking uniform, Three players, Vernier and tally only one run. Kinnick, lowa’s Iron Man. who the pros The Bears are to or any part of bis ed the M. G. A. Women’s 72-HOLE MEDAL PLAY with Amby pro- in Roberts of the Inn and teammate, took honors th» played a whale of a game, but had to share honors make it three victories in a row while detached from its weekly tournament at River The tournament, running Smokers a Hutson, end for the Brown of the Contractors tied other way. He got only six hits Schindler of Southern California as Don for the pros over the stars, the per place on bis person, the Bank Golf Course. over two days. Sunday and Packers, in the All-Star backfield. catching passes having taken or runners shall be medal af- for high number of tries, each for a .333 average but scored ran amuck runner Rylma, who a week ago Monday, is a 72-hole Sierens, sparking the pros to a 45-28 victory before 84,500 the 1939 -game 9 to 0 and the to three bases if a play in making 34 trips up. 10 times. at will and entitled placed second in the district fair. Contestants will cross- . also of the Smokers ten, BDectators. the 1940 batted bail. .the runner played here, shot threesomes. Ranking among Players, to make the rank- off the honors tonight, leaving only at tournament ed the plate 17 times for high If Harmon grabs lion’s contest 45 to 28. This year, may advance further his 84 over the hilly layout to the top-heavy favorites are ings, had to play in at least others —as he did in college an honors in that department. I sow small crumbs for the however, the collegians have as own risk.** young Ann Hill, repre- “Chuck” Nicolai, the seven of the 12 games each team record, indeed. But the sled- beat Fellows. Harms, the leader, made only then he’ll be setting another great a backfield as any pre- Obviously, Hellner was pro- the Bank state left-handers champion. Dr. Bowler third, and Schwan each of boys back there lugging senting River seven runs off his 12 hits. D. . . . lot ding will be hard There’re a vious all-star squad, and with ceeding from third to home at by five strokes in the Albert LaCroix John Volken- reached the plate but 18 times. nearly as good as Tom if they course, Klein of Leander hit 14 times the ball who might have been a great pair of ends in Dave his own risk and the question championship ant, Bill Volkenant, Charles Smallest number of hits were blocking in front of them and the Wolverine to take the blue-ribbon tor to- had Evashevski Rankin of Purdue and Ed Ruc- of whether or not the fielders’ M. G. A. weekly play .s Byrne, Art Scarff, Jimmy marked by Zany of the Leander mowing down the forward wall. a tal hits. He batted .424. line inski of Indiana they present glove touched the ball makes on a flight basis, Smith and Dannie Peltier. OF conducted team, who made just five for a BIG HANDFUL STARS formidable air attack. no difference as he would be having posted Volkenants, NINE BAT OVER .400 a few, there’s of Stanford, the women LaCroix, the two .318 average. Donaldson’s one- Just to mention Against this team will be ar- running the base under the qualifying early are all the batted Piepul Notre Dame, , the driving sprint- their scores Peltier and Fellow’s Nine of Juniors Milt of rayed virtually the same squad same circumstances in either Bowl - O Drome run was, naturally, low in the Chuckin’ Charlie O’Rourke of the Boston in the season. former champions. Bud Teller, over .400. er from Minnesota, of Bears that mowed down the event. placed the low number of men run department. O’Rourkes, Pitchin’ Paul Christman, who’s been driving defending titlists, will not enter. College Washington Redskins, 73 to 0, RULE EASILY FOUND in the Big Six for the last three autumns and a them crazy last year in the championship The second question can be

host of others. ... . in pro game, and presenting the ruled upon nearly as quickly Imagine playing ball with three other All-Americans may not same great “T” formation on as the first one. The first part . light backfield with you . . Michigan’s shining the hope so. which owner-coach George of Section 10 of rule 70 states: in floodlight-battery ... but we stand out the Ha las has tlevejpped a variety “A stolen base shall be Speaking of backfield aces is reason enough to mention back, not in the starting of man-in-motion plays. credited to the base-runner Jackie Robinson, U.C.L.A. who while MAY BE ... OVERCONFIDENT whenever he advances base even He sir... it amazed us! of action Yes, lineup is expected to see plenty nevertheless gets Because the Bears will go on unaided by a base bit, a put- could break up the ball game in an awful hurry if he ever the field the favorites at odds of out, a fielding or a battery . . scrimmage . by the line of possibly to 1 Halas following ll‘mft?^H||||| MAN AT U.C.L.A. 3Vi Coach error, subject to the FOUR LETTER warned them against overcon- (None player in college where he averaged 12 exceptions. so which A great football fidence and while playing with famed Kenny Washington as a individual members pertain.’*) yards a try of the pro champions expressed junior, he was also a top cage performer, beat out touted Ralph Obviously, when Malow took high the opinion that the Bears Vaughn of U.S.C. in his junior year to be Pacific Coast third, it was not a steal—since on the diamond, he set a league weren’t necessarily going to a . . . Equally capable I it was abetted by battery ooint man | romp a / . . his off with victory just record for base-stealing, batted .417 . And to add to error (wild pitch.) Consequent- BIBS *mmlM' man), broad-jumped over because of their last year’s (he letter he j ly, under ground rules, he / *+ other feats was a four ! prowess. could If QZ |IT feet on several occasions ... Before attending not legally take two bases. Un- 25 and one-half But there U.C.L.A., he had two years at Pasadena Junior College. is brawn and abi- der the ground rules, when a Jjjr^LN lity to back up the odds. Guard- ball rolls back under the cars ing a backfield made up of Bill ! (as it did in this case) only one I flr W wl Osmanski George McAfee Ray the wild Has Nolting base is allowed on Kovacs and will pitch. Long-Hitlers be a veteran line of Dick Plas- the at least, the ‘Cosmic’ Vet man and George Wilson, ends; On surface and Artoe, run would appear to have been Lee illegally scored. Forehand Top Favorites tackles; Danny Fortmann and BOSTON, Aug. 28— UP) , guards, and enni* may not know it but it’s Rains Sat Premium Clyde Turner, center. step! Bigger than we thought! •Bigger yet—and then sene! tbout to be revolutionized and HARMON, FRANCK STAY Leaguers fmh good 2* 2 expectant perpetrator is The All-Stars’ lineup, select- Junior the at Harshey Open thought Imperial Imperial went over so “big”it It grew so fast itwrote anew speed- Kovacs, the unpredict- ed in a nation-wide poll of fans, From the first, we Frank even us. Soon it was in our book! What made Californian, who has de- was not the coaches’ choice as Fail to Equal would get a big band from Michigan surprised record able #HERSHEY, Pa., Aug. 28—(JP) outselling the And you’ll Imperial so popular? The years of veloped a “cosmic forehand” to a unit. Only Harmon of Mich- buyers. We knew itwas the finest old-timers. a mister, in your first how went into its blending Add to the list of reasons why —Heavy early-week rgins left igan and Minnesota’s George Ollier Loop Marks blend our years of whiskey-making find the reason, know that he annoys America's tennis premium on long-hitting over Franck were expected to remain could produce—that a whiskey witl. sip of Imperial. It has extra -p/us the fact that Imperial is largest fathers. the 7,000 yard Hershey Country from the original backfield af- (Seven Games or More) - the marvelous aroma, the mellow deliciousness because the spirits blended in the world’s dis- ter the game’s smoothness of used in making it are distilled tilleryby improved method that “It’s terrific,” he said, in ex- Club course today as a field of start. At least AB R H Pet. flavor, the delightful in the an two replacements a aftertaste. line ... stills the base whiskies. yields glorious, glowing plaining his stroke to a 100 golf professionals are due Harms. L&G 26 7 12 .462 Imperial was bound to go over big. some as new almost to follow nonplussed press con- off in the four-day $5,000 the opening play. Bostwick, L 24 9 11 .458 rather teed The ference, which he summoned Hershey open championship. weather forecast was Kaiser, N 27 8 12 .444 cloudy with possible B 18 4 8 .440 after perfecting the latest addi- Horton Smith, one-time showers Mclntosh, the The kickoff Conti, N 21 6 9 .429 tion to his tennis repertoire. Joplin ghost, figured four 70’s was scheduled for 7:30 p.m. (Central Stand- D. Klein, L 33 12 14 .424 “It’s going to revolutionize “ought to win” and this simply Time.) ard The game D. Donaldson. . 17 1 7 .412 tennis but the first thing it strengthened the favorite posi- will be L broadcast over the Rondo, C 22 8 9 .409 will do is make me National tions held jointly by Ben Hogan, Mutual and NBC .... 22 9 9 .409 Singles Champion. Hershey professional, and Blue networks. Jackson, L the Morden, N 33 12 13 .394 “Why, it makes my backhand Sam Snead, the West Virginia • Plegue, N 28 10 11 .393 you know my slugger. CHICAGO. Aug. 28 (IP) look weak—and Starting lineups of Dubay, C 28 10 11 .393 always has been my playing the Chicago backhand Hogan, making his and College S 31 17 12 .387 weapon. I would say Bears All-Stars to- Sierens. strongest debut as the home professional, night: S 34 8 13 .382 it improves my forehand fin- Vernier. that had at stake his record of All-SUr* Bates, S 24 7 9 .375 Plasman LE 100 percent.” , ishing in the money in 53 con- Rankin. Purdue Stydahar . Miokowski, L . . 27 8 10 .370 Awhiskey must be good to leap to first Kovacs put on an impromptu secutive He leads .LT... Panned. Texa» A. AM. tournaments. Fortmann .LG Lio. Georgetown Allen, N 28 7 10 .357 in a over a year’s time. demonstration as he explained the money winners of the pro- Turner C Mucha. Washington r"\ place N . 31 10 11 .355 Mu»so RG O'Boyle. Donaldson. Imperial’s workings by for the year Tulane ;: record. Official the of his new and fessional circuit, Artoe RT Roberts, S 34 2 12 .353 >^; But that is with Snead Drahos. Cornell no means secret weapon. with $12,733 to date, Wilson RE Rucimki. Indiana King. L&G 23 4 8 .348 ¦¦ Michigan State liquor sales figures .. \/%Mk, It consists of swinging the second at $8,911. Hogan has av- Luckman , QR Evashevskl. Michigan Nolting LH Harmon, Michigan Schwan, L 18 10 6 .333 ;Ag^l—"jL prove that Imperial went head and racket far back on returns, eraged 70.33 strokes per round McAfee RH Franck. Minnesota White, S 27 11 9 .333 keeping the right foot forward, for 65 rounds and Snead 71.04. Osmanskl FR Paskvan. Wisconsin shoulders over all 332 other brands in Referee, W. H Friesed. Princeton; Brown, C 34 9 11 .324 moving the left foot out and The Vardon trophy, awarded umpire. John Schommer. Chicago; head Van Houte, L&G 22 7 7 .318 only 13 months! Now, mister, meet the catching the ball on the top of annually the professional with linesman Ernie Vick. Michigan: field Imperial. to Judge. Frank Iwine. Cincinnati Kickoff Zany, L 16 7 5 .313 new champ! Taste We be- its All this is done in a performance 7 3f) pm. rise. the best year-long 'C.B.T.i. Radio broadcast— Sarver, L 23 7 7 .304 agree the thousands single Mutual and NBC ißlue). coordination motion. appear’s to be Hogan’s. G. Helzer, B ... 23 11 7 .304 in Michigan who have made it their & Index: L&G, LaCroix ‘ \ •'-¦ v “first-choice” whiskey 1 Mrs. Cooke All-Time Groesbeck; N, Normington -V/vV'V-\ V*-: Laundry; L, Leander Case; B. NOTICE! Best in Doubles Bowl-O-Drome; C, Contractors; S, • FOREST HILLS. Aug. 28— Smokers Inn. When Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Faby- an Cooke paired with Margaret TOBIN WINS AGAIN Osborne to win the 60th annual f)DETROIT, Aug. 28—(/P>— NO national women’s doubles cham- im Tobin, winner of the Pine pionship at Chestnut Hill, it Lake Invitational Tennis marked the ninfh time the Bos- Tournament last Sunday, added ton star had shared the title in another championship to his PRIORITY 12 years. Mrs. Cooke's previous list Wednesday by winning the partners were Betty Nuthall, Highlake Park Open at Ford Helen Hull Jacobs and Alice Field. He defeated Dick Prak- Marble. No other player in ken, 3 6. 6-2, 6-0, 36, 8 6 The NUMBER NEEDED American tennis has ever ap- women's singles was won by proached Mrs. Cooke's record in Elizabeth Blackman, also a Pine (AS YST) this event. Lake champion. Harmon Cupid's Line • TO PURCHASE THE Bucks • CHICAGO, Aug. 28—(A*)— is out for two wins $ LATEST IN MEN'S this week, one in football, the other in romance. Miss Elyse Knox of Hollywood, whom the Michigan grid- 2jL iron star met last winter, arrived by airplane last night to watch FALL FASHIONS him in the college all stars backfield against the r^ tonight. At the airport to meet her. Tom said, "this week-end I’m going to ask her to marry^me." The former Greenwich. Conn., girl, now in the movies, didn't say what her answer would be. "If she says yes," Tom said, "we’ll take a honeymoon trip IMPERIALIlf 0. S. **. OR. I I lii to Hawaii." : : The couple met in San Francisco when Harmon played in n NIBBLE’S,? > CASS AT GRATIOT the East-West game. They became better acquainted while he SSjgS was making a motion picture in Hollywood.