DETROIT TIMES. JULY 11, 1941 PAGE 17 7 Young Par-Busters SCALLIONS Sarazcn s Match FOR HER Lead Way in State Meet SKIPPER String Hits 47 | Dick Dayne Gets Leads PGA Parade 1 1 #« Ace to Earn Topping Hagen’s IcoUtacdontU 69 SPORTS EDITOR Medal at Mark by 7 ~~7 Tiger s, Yanks play Believe Edward Barrows By M. F. DRt’KENBROD DENVER. Colo.. July 11 With] to BHMBr mM l^pPT a record of 47 winning matches'
CHARLEVOIX. July 11.- Seven * in South Persuaded to Wilt BE tjup | > Bk>, A j, already under his now-expanding| Exhibitions par. bus tore, all smooth swinging ¦¦dML t, if i ' m *'.l9t.Mgg s J Trip golfers still in their twenties belt. Gene Sarazen, the veteran Next Spring, Report During All-Star in Mood out as the 64 qualifiers in j campaigner, was still there the State pitching today in tne quarterfinals' Amateur tournament ; TRI CKS j charger! into todays first round MAL- L. of the twenty-fourth national P.j TIGERS WON’T RECALL HITCH. (i. “ of match A. championship at Cherry Hills • play. ¦ § sKF i ffi * r • / »r**"™®®**^ charming Walter Heading this lineup is Dick course. Whether it was the persuasive powers of Dayne. 25, So were B\ ron Nelson, the de- caused tall and slender, from Briggs Jr., or an accumulation of Detroit hospitalities that Glen Oaks of the Detroit District fending champion Samuel Jack-' ’¦'ytm him to wilt, it is reported, in the wake of Kdward (I. Barrow s In capturing medal honors in yes- Min Snead, littleBen Hogan. Dennyi Yankees will be on terday’s qualifying round with a Shute, Lloyd Mangrum. Vic Ghez/ij C.KNK SARAZEN visit here for the All-Star game, that the ami Jimmy Hines. But, without games in Floroida this Spring. tilt, three under j>ar. tie provided the Tigers’ schedule of exhibition an added thrill by sinking his four exeepuon, they were learning Thejr. Not only that, Barrow also promises games with the Boston iron tee shot on the 180-yard sev- golfing ABC's when the “Brook-, Red Sox and Washington Senators, which, in the future, will enteenth. field Squire'* wax*marching to hi', How They Stand first professional title, and. for the add luster to C.rapefruit League competition. All of which pleases The Glen Oaks star, an employe in the engineering department of moment at least, .stocky Gene ha' well as young Mr. Briggs, because AMERICAN LEALI E Jack Zeller and Del Baker as an aim alt firm, thereby proved the singe. the Tigers were getting rather weary of playing the same teams an ace can heal pvpn ln*-*1 knowl- Firing a grand 68 for the first W T, Prt. *GB
* IS holes, three under on the - in the South all Spring. * edge. This was the first time he par New' York JO 20 .655 ever played this course. He didn’t U.Vtfi 71 layout Gene Uul yester- Cleveland 47 51 .60') s ! a arrive until early yesterday morn- day's parade through the third Boston 40 55 .548 8 ing, alter driving most round with a 0 and 7 triumph in Chicago 59 56 .520 10 # of the Tigers See Short Trips in South night. a sehealuled sfl-h«4e mat eh - with- DETROIT -3a-41) A9l 12 of long exhibition schedules on the Bruee Coltart, and the old master Philadelphia 54 41 .455 15 With the abandonment OFFSETS BOUEV that breaking an added week now holds a mark exceeds St. Louis M 170 21 after the of camp and - northward jaunt Payne's hole-in-one protected Walter Hagen s4»mg Uy no Washington 20 IS .251 22*4 Tigers to add more of training at Lakeland, the were anxious him against a bogey 5 on the than seyen. It was gained over aj •Games behind leader. prey first class games. Now if they can add eighteenth and enabled him to heal span of rompetition in 20 inu« : Y FITTERDAY '8 REBILTS pro and three matches the Red Sox to their list, they will have out the six other par busters by a tournaments ehlragn ft 1« I R tnev and Tre«h. in the current classic. , Waahmgt >n 17 2 Cha«». Ca-ra'qual ys stroke. (7) and Early. To xhow how Lhe picture is con- (il l.l) might STOPS MIL Cleveland 3 10 1- Feller and De-au- 'h< n stantly changing in this tourna- let* • (7) won • very ment and new and younger play- While Sara/ep was touting the Phl'adelpht* 2 A l~l>ean. ’Ferrick he shntrnaker, and Hayea. ers aie crowding to the front, Absernn, N. J.. Nelson played against the Tigers in Dickey game only the name of Bill readily stopped Ralph Guldahl. New YorK 13 1 Oonrtez and the^^ probably • gieat name railed end Spring training. Barclay of these TO shooters will Snead staged a comeback of fifth, raini. at Petersburg2H and Mangrum and Hogan survived With the Yankees St. register with most followers of St l.oii;a « 3 1 Ntggtltng and F»r- nnd the Red Sox at Sarasota, the Tigers amateur golf in this slate. Sev- the two tightest matches of the —¦—. £—I—I —«¦ eral of the others have qualified day. Boston at DETROIT, fraln). pee a compact in which the dftmt before, but never won more than Sarazen had his match in the TODAY R GAMES are attractive and the trips short at the mark as he a match or two. Cert a inly they bag half-way Roeton at DETROIT j#idos th* Senators v !;•> r-nn at never attracted as much attention went to lunch with a 7 up lead Washington at Chicago. 1 Orlando.^H^ and the rest was just a formality.! New York at St Loin*. ¦Lams that probably will be rescheduled, Ira as this time Only game* acheduled. Two are 21 year* old Sammy To get this one-sided lead, Sara-' include the St. rardinals. wlio.^^Bl Kor.-.is. member of Detroit's most /on s putter was blMering hot as like the Yankees, drill at St. famous golfing family, and Joe he one-putted six greens, ramming NATIONAL LEAGUE the Brooklyn Dodgers and the ('man- ffi Watson a Michigan State Mu- do\yn a 25-footer on the sixteenth W L Prt. *GB | gr**cn dent who wasn't eligible for the and one from 15 feet on the Brooklyn 'sl 24 .680 - Spartan golf team C«p»rl«hl ky Detroit tl«o*. All rlfht* roMrvcd. seventeenth. St. Louis 47 51 .605 s’> Incidentally, the Tigers do not plan the \ |R(;n, TRITKS Then there's Don O'Neil, a for- Just before TOMMY FTSHER shoved onions. The scallions were handsomely In turning hack Guldahl. New York 59 55 .542 It Hutchinson or \ irgil High boy. 1958 National Open king, for the 15 to recall Freddie mer Ann Arbor School firos.se Yacht Club wreathed in a bright red rihbon. It Cincinnati 59 57 .515 despite the fact the Detroit 21. and of the off from the Pointe second straight time. Nelson held Pittsburgh 54 55 .495 14'* Trucks from Buffalo this season, now a member Tu- 21-year-old League Team; ttn wtH en- with Apache for the Mackinac race start wasn’t a gag. The skipper a commanding lead throughout for Chicago 56 42 pitching brilliantly for the International lane University *.462 17 farmhands are Jane. Tom- a 1 and 5 Last year he such a ter the air service next week at Port Huron tomorrow, BETTY JANE likes onions. So does Betty victory. Boston 2ft 44 .397 21 club. The Tiger management is said to have made stopped big Ralph the .serm- Completing this group are Boh JACOBS tossed him his dufflebag and sur- my's crew keep him to leeward when he in Philadelphia 26 48 .351 31 Now in second place and battling promise to the Buffalo Bisons. onion-eating spree. •Games behind leader. Hutchinson (< ontinued fin Page 19) prised and delighted him with a bunch of is on an (Contlnued on Page IX) for top honors with Newark. To date this season. yesterday s results Chicago 3 6 1- Olaen and McCul- won 16 games and lost only 3. lough. Roatnn 1 7 1 —Javery and MaaL
PHzold Boat Hit Scouts » Brooklyn lfl 1 Hlghe and Owen. s Influence e r Dizzy Recalls Tebbett Kovaleski Loses Sam's '9' Ties Cincinnati 3 5 1—IV and Meer, during Mhore (21. Beggi One of the yarns Dizzy Dean spun in Detroit 0» and Lombardi. Dean, here All-Star siege concerned Birdie Tebbetts. w'ho when Mackinac Racer lx Damaged by Freak Lightning To Honor St. Lon I* 13 17 2—Lanier, r, u m bert <7 i. ,tKrl*t 1 7> and the other day was about to go into radio broadcasting in St. Manfuao. Bolt; Sailor Loses His Hat Lead New York 9 2- Melton. Adam* (A), who For B' 3 by Frankie Frisch, To Seeded Rival Ixmis, recalled he was given pointers I .Witu* ikt, Mrr.e* Boston. Itriggs Jr. l9> and Danning. spent two years announcing in | Sam'« Club, probably the host 1 TTAVERFQRD, P;«. July IQ PitUhurgh A A 3—t well. Sullivan telling me about one day in Boston. Tebbetts. R\ GEORGE E. VAN *7) •’Frisch was Fred Kovaleski. Ilamtramck, .wfft 'hitting tram in Class B of the De- Walter O. Briggs .Tr.. vice presi- and Lopez. to fooled pretty badly on a ball.” Dean by Jim Evert, Chicago, the galley’ the lightning Philadelphia 3 * 1 —tHughea, Pelraoti came bat and was eliminated Josephine JJT William A. ’Skip- m and troit Baseball Federation, today Club, (A i and Llvlngaton. in third round of lhe dent of the Detroit Baseball explained. “Frank was talkin’ away and he said: ‘Tebbetts the National per” 66-foo* yawl was blew his htile white sailor har off twinning pitcher. J Inning pitcher. interscholasijr tennis tournament, Petzokfs held part of a four-way tie for will he presented with a plaque in for two—he doesn’t look like much of a Scandinavian's TODAY S GAMEB just missed strike 6-1. 7-5. at Morion Cricket Club. en route lo the Mackinac race ren- and knocked the first place in the Red Division. recognition of his leadership in ’ next day Frank said he had a stark of letters two dezvous at today after he- composure into tne middle of next Sam's pounded out Chicago at Boeton. hitter 'file Kovaleski who Wednesday de- Sarnia a 10-2 trl- clean sports, preceding today’s Cincinnati at Rr>nklyn. great in feet high callin’ him all kinds of names for bctilfUng a feated a pair of rivals despite an ing slightly damaged b> lightning. week. ‘Timptr 1011/man Only game* acheduled from Fngland right palm, was unable to a postponed came, its eighth vic- The plaque he presented by catcher. It seems Tebbetts comes around New intured Die big ship wa* struck while HERMAN TALKS RIG will rojre with hi< second-seeded rival tory in 10 starts this season, to Detroit Boy Scouts under the di- hoy in Boston. tied to ¦ and is practically a home in the vet. a the Detroit Boat Club dock Herman, very quiet since Jose- tie with Arthurs, Acme and Grey- rection P. McKenna, a up. OF first hut made valiant Herman the skip- of Walter “So. the following afternoon when Birdie came comeback in the second. Trailing Petzold. son of phine 11. the pct/olds* other boat, hound. The defending champions member of the Scout executive Losing Cubs Draw per. said the bolt hit the main that brings up Tehbetts, folks, and I want at 4-3. he put on pressure In win laid such a large egg in the recent had excellent twirling from the Frisch says: “Now of the boat bu* left them staff. looking catchers two straight games and gain the shrouds Mills race when she was beaten by veteran Vaughn Waddell, who held 5.000 Scouts will attend to say here and now he’s one of the best young undamaged. The lightning, how- About lead most of the smaller craft, appar- Holtjman to six hits and struck the game today. The Scouts will Better Than Sox saw and looks like a hitter.’ trank said next day he ever, entered the hull and I ever The Michigan youngster played emerged ently had forgotten that venture out 15. also he guests of the baseball club Chicago White Sox a greal in the galley. with win- had e\en a bigger pile of mail telling him what a an- with h;s bandaged right hand en- with what he called a ‘suicide A feature of the contest was management at games Monday ning have been averaging A few broken shelves and a ter- team was. jfased in a leather glove He suf- crew.” the fact that Sam's outfielders and Wednesday of next week. about 5.500 paid admissions daily nouncer he paid hand were the only- fered the cut on an automobile nTled He is now talking big about Jose- went throughout the game with- at home. The Cubs, with a losing damage. Oscar Ankor was standing door Monday. phine 111. out scoring a putout. team, have averaged over 10,000. He Won't Make Same Mistake Victor Scixas, Fight Results first seeded star going I In another Class R game. Has- things when Teb- advanced ’’We’re to blitz the race. ••or I>i7 i«* going to remember those ami from Philadelphia, to the sett easily downed Hie A C., ft-3. Conn - lannaym IM-, We’ve got a lot of new raring A* VnrwaTk Izrr Lots of Cakes I'm going to tell quarter final with a slraight set with Frank Nlekules, Michigan Baltimore, Md . decsaioned Frankie Velez. betts comes to St. locals to play the Browns tactics. We've imported the fast- H7, New York (lo>. triumph over Joe Pickering. burler, fanning 10 to Joe Eddie Arcaro. winning jockey in what a Birdie is. lie might e\en est go-fast helmsman in the State get the At New Fontana 130, New Aimv listeners great player Youngstown. York, Henrv Hook. 12k. Indian- the has hern 0., 6-2. 6-4. ocean decision. defeated Derby and Preaknoss. have relatives and friends down there.” southern races. ’Robbie’ apoli* iki Frankie Conn 133, New York, earning the average $50,000 Hamtramcks exit from lhe ou'pointed 130, on of - of Petersburg Matt Perfettt. Amsterdam. second guessers working tournament was completed when Robinson the St. jfor the last four years. With the (Fla.) Don’t forget N. Y.