World Champion Briggs Bombers Play Here Sunday Stage Clink, Drawing Cards Tommy Bell Washington Senators Sports Roundup- Surprise nationals ty HUGH FULLERTON. JR. Exhibition Faces LaMotta BY JACK HAND starts, 11 of 14 on a sizzling Auiflalil Pres* Sport* Writer —UP) — ,he was able to rank sixth *n May Mean Title western tour, 'the Nats are in NEW YORK, July 6 Washington is the latest shin- ! 1941." . . . Ted adds that Fred second place, ahead of the New Navy Lt. Ted Schroedcr, who 3 Go With Cochrane ing example of the anything- Perry and Bill Tilderv tops in for Juniors v-o , o WW f*ovpnooOr- York Yankees and only 4Vfa is con- ooVv can-happen-in-wartime isn’t at sea where tennis their day, have long since passed A- o 4 MWI# school games back of front-running De- ad- e class as these leaders, against lar, the same fate decreed for ed to make them a pennant recent selection of den debut Jake LaMotta con- Van Horn's SIMPLE SOLUTION Covered Wagon tonight in the Brooklyn Dodgers, Ossie tender a year ago but flopped professional racquetcers who j a scheduled 10-round ten “The truth is that professional bout that may determine Bluege's amazing Senators are into an eighth place finish, has lick the ranking amateurs. A world champion softball his could tennis needs the amateurs tar chances of a the hottest team in either league come through for Bluege. With ratings are based on team seven times in the last 10 gaining welter- Schroeder's the need the weight title today. some strong support Lajk- —•amaaeur tennis' last rep- more than amateurs years, the Briggs Bombers will match with Red from 1941 pros," Schroeder concludes . . . . Cochrane. Winning 14 of their last 18 ie Marino Pieretti, the holdover resentative year' while Van appear it. Mount Clemens Sun- What 1 would like to see is quartet of Dutch Rog- was counting only current- day afternoon to stage a clinic A crowd of 10,000 Is expected Leonard, Horn for everyone concerned, not ex- er, Wolff, Mickey ly Still. Ted’* and exhibition game for the to sit in judgment of the 22- Haefner and active amateurs. cepting myself, t'o hold the.r Johnny a hearing. benefit of all teams in the De- year-old Ohioan who won 29 Niggeling has turned in opinions are worth peace until after an open match City 12 complete partment of Recreation junior bouts in a row (18 by knockouts) games during the NOT TENNIS BUMS is held. Then statements can be current league. before Ray “Sugar” Robinson streak. Sixty per cent near his on something more sub- Washington “Don Budge, at or based outpointed him early this year. Softball of s starters have any player m stantial than opinions ... .1 do The Bombers will appear at gone the best, could whip While Chick Wergeles, who route in the first 66 amateur, not would Covered Wagon diamond at 3 the world, pro or but claim the amateurs guided light- contests. beaten, pros p. ni., and will remain m action Beau Jack to the Don below par could be win—l do not admit the weight Standings Ossie has second baseman during scheduled title, is certain he has March, . . . regularly as he was in New York in would .I'd certainly like to a George Myatt playing out- league Nes- another champion in Bell, the MAJOR LEAGUE the 1944 —and by an amateur, too, see such a match materialize, as junior tilt between field and ia using F., Broadway betting fraternity has W L Pet. outfielder . Riggs. a great Orange and I. O. O. . . . believe would provide bitt’s Schroeder say* Bob 1 I it established a George Binks on first base with to both amateur and aLyo star in a game with an thy pasture. LaMotta topheavy Super Cleaners 7 1 .875 probably the most under-rated stimulus tennis, “Share Sire?’* Gil Torres, a converted pitcher beaten and professional.” all-star aggregation picked from favorite. Hillcrest Studio 7 1 .875 player in the game, was third sacker, filling the bill at HORSING the city's nine league The sturdy Bronx middle- Selfridge Field 7 2 .778 in *1940 amateur championship, JUST AROUND Shortstop and rookie Fred championship he Alex Robb of the thorough- teams. weight, only fighter to hold a Rose Gardens 6 3 .667 and in the 1941 Vaughn making the grade at maybe just a little fortun- bred Racing Associations, Inc , Single by Greenberg decision over Robinson, has nev- Hubarth Sc Schott 5 4 .556 was Arrangements for the interest- second. Harlond Clift’s come- tomes with the yarn of a er floored, let alone knock- Andy’s Texaco 4 4 .500 ate to win his semifinal maten. up ing were by William clinic made Beuschlein’s 3 5 .375 back effort has produced only a his opponents in those two horse that had a walkover and C). manager. ed oiit. In addition to this proven Both Middleton, I. Q. F , .229 batting average but ac- • . ability Covered Wagon 7 .222 amateurs . . still couldn't win (sounds like to take a punch Jake 2 matches remain The general public and members Tigers Victory counts for eight of the club’s 12 on) ... seems a Gives probably will hold 12-pound Luedtke Refrig. 1 7 .125 is a genius with .i some we bet a Frank Kovacs of all senior league teams are in- ; homers, a total he has lost horse named Tillicum was being July .V) raggedly-played 9 to 8 game weight advantage. He expects to Froh Trucking 0 8 .000 second low in tennis racket, yet j vited to be present. DETROIT. 6 a the Majors. as many matches as he has vanned to the Folkstone course , four years out from the Boston Red Sox. come in around 159 to Bell’s twice George Case, making a won against Frank Parker and in England, where he was the Detailed arrangements for the of baseball, and now back with 147. JUNIOR LEAGUE strong occasion—including the picking The victory, which came after bid to regain his . . . base stealing . starter a race .The W L Pet. Gardnar Mulloy . . .Van Horn only in the on an Army BelT, Tillicum rain held up the ninth inning Nevertheless flattened O. O F. 6 0 1.000 honors has 18 thefts and is - may be a great player but his van broke down and release, earned his first month's Bobby Richardson and Chuck I. walk GAME CHANGED for 41 minutes, brought the Tig- Nesbitt’s Orange 6 1 .857 ting .336 and Binks with 38 record doesn't show it . . .Wayne failed to arrive in time to pay in the first four comeback Hunter in two Due to the fact that the ers an even break in four games his last bouts, Terrace Gardens 5 2 .714 runs is providing much of the Sabin is a good tennis player, yet over the course. games he played. hopes to become the first K.O. Junior American Legion team with Boston and boosted their to Mayfair 5 2 .714 drive. 1 Jake. is playing St. C’lair Shores Hank belted two homers in league lead to 4 * games over Van’s Fish Mkt. 4 4. .500 Leonard did the job on Chi- at Covered Wagon diamond his first three games this wdek Washington and New York. The In his last Garden appear- Breitmeyer’s 2 4 .333 cago yesterday, 5-2, a nine-hit- tonight, the scheduled Super but the first real payoff hit from Yankees open a four-game set ance, early this year, LaMotta Miller’s Dairy 1 5 .167 ter as the Nats swept the four- Cleaners - Beuschleins game his big bat was a pinch single here tonight in the season s.twi- was outpointed by Robinson D. N. Cooley 1 6 .143 game set before a disinterested has been allocated to the Con- yesterday, driving across the ty- light finale. Since then he has beaten Lou Hagan's Service 0 6 .000 gathering of only 1,548 White . July Page sumers Power diamond. Schwartz, Georgie Costner, Vic 6, 1945 12 ing and winning runs with tw-o Greenberg's big single broke Last Night's Results Sox fans. took Dellicurti and Bert Lytell, All games postponed, rain. of an all-star team to face the out in the ninth, as Detroit up a wild hitfest in which each knocking out Schwartz and Tonight’s Bombers—will take place to- j club used three pitchers. The Ti- Games Costner. Tavern Bumping fir Painting night at a meeting at the fire gers compiled a 17-hit total for Beuschlein’s vs. Super Former CBI Veteran Seeks Tennis Crown Promoter Mike Jacobs Cleaners at Power SPECIALISTS IN niG WRECKS hall on Market street. Managers their second lustiest sw’atting looks Consumers 19 YEARS EXPERIENCE so a gross gate of around $30,000 diamond. CHICAGO, July B—Lt. Bernard Bartzen of San Angelo, and sponsors of junior league bee of the season while Boston Legion Team at $8 tops. Andy's Texaco vs. Hillcrest CITY COLLISION Jr., of Berry Field. Tex., ranked sixth in the clay teams are urged to be present. hammered out 14 safeties. Matt Prop. Hal Surface. Studio Covered Wagon dia- Charbonaau. Tenn., recently re- courts tourney. at ISS Macomb St. Ml. Clomaaa Nashville. The program calls for Bomber Zeb Eaton, third Detroit hurl- mond. Pbaaa 40AI turned from overseas where he In another semifinal bracket. team members to coach players er, who entered the game in the Mayfair vs. Hagan's Service captured a tennis title in India, Francisco (Pancho) Segura, of Meets Shores of the Orangemen’s and Odd inning with Boston leading The Big Decision at Griffith Field. warning that he Ecuador, making his bid for a fifth yesterday gave Fellows teams during their 7-5, r m • “i ranking spot second straight national clay Clash Tonight pitched over some shaky Sunday’s Game is out to gain a top game, with the world champion stars. court championship, meets El- spots to win his third straight Nesbitt’s Orange vs. IOOF at among American net players discussing problems and at St. Mary's HARRY J. LEFUR6EY wood Cooke, of Los Angeles. game without defeat. Covered Wagon diamond. at semifinal errors that arise after each in- Surface gained Stinging at Neither starter, Boston’s 40- Monday’s Games clay courts ning. The Bombers-AU Stars from a 3-0 defeat Auto-Life-Fire round of the national Dyke this year-old Mike Ryba nor De- Froh Trucking Covered tournament at the River game will follow-. the hands of Van vs. tennis the Mount Clemens Jun- troit's side-armor Les Mueller, Wagon at St. Mary’s Stadium. upsetting fourth HOW week, Insurance Forest club, THEY\ Briggs Bombers were world stayed around very long. Luedtke Refrigeration vs. McManis of Los ior baseball team will meet St. seeded Jack open finalists in 1942 and ’43 Beuschlein's Tavern Monitor-Leader Building sets, 6-0. Clair Shores at St. Mary's Stad- Kyba gave way to Yank Terry at Covered Angeles in straight 6-3. and in 1944 copped the coveted Wagon diamond. ium tonight at 6 p. m , and if the the fourth inning after the 503 Diol 8002 8-6. Today Surface plays the in Room industrial championship of the game Breitmeyer’s Florists vs. Ter- a quarter-final match STAND offers as much action is Tigers had bunched tour hits •TATE FARM INSURANCE victor of world. They have occupied soft- race Griffith COMPANIES Tal- AMERICAN LEAGUE the Van Dyke contest, specta- with a pair of Boston errors for Gardens at Field. between top-seeded Billy ball's top spot seven years out af Bloomington, lUlaola and Pet. GB tors will be in for a rare treat. runs in the third, taking n Tuesday’s Games Wilmington, Del., W L tour Tha World'* Largcat Auto bert of of 10. & ,612 ... Selfridge Field vs. Hubarth DETROIT 41 26 The Junior Legion nine of 5-1 lead. Insuranc* Cos. 4 they field Schott at Selfridge Field. Washington 36 30 .545 4 The team will Sun- Mount Clemens, sponsored by Mueller couldn't stand the .544 of: Ty Tyson, Andy’s Texaco vs. Super New York 37 31 44 day is composed M. K. Anderson, laced stellar prosperity and was yanked in 35 32 .544 6 Pinky Kolbe. 2B; F. Maluch- Cleaners at Covered Wagon dia- Boston LS; pitching by Beaudan of Van the fifth with two runners on NOTICE Chicago 35 35 .500.7 4. nic, 3B; Ed. Bulkowski, LF; mond. Dyke, who allowed them only base, nobody out and the Tigers St. Louis 32 33 .492 8 Jerry Wagner, RF; F. Wilk or Van’s Fish Market vs. D. N. A 111 GO To Our Customers thre hits, walked six and struck leading 5-3. pitch- Cleveland 30 35 .462 10 J. Klida, RS; Tony Piper. CF; Cooley at Griffith Field. Motor Tonic ond out 18. J. Anderson, on the ed to two Boston batsmen giving Philadelphia 21 45 .318 10 4 G Filipczak. C; W. Zawalski, We Will Be mound for Mount Clemens, up a to Bob Johnson for Thursday’s Results IB; Eddie Figelski, Swanee Hol- whilled ID batters and walked two runs that tied the score and GAS FLUID 8. man, S. Bulkowski and Purpoul, Fights CLOSED Detroit 9 Boston three. a homer to Dolph Camilli for Cleveland 2, New York 1 (11 P. 7-5, A 100% oil. No chemicol. A Month Os The box scores: two more that made it Bos- The Entire innings). ton. Last Night super lubricant. Will elimi- St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 3 Mount Clemens AB R H July Detroit used a Boston error Bf lh« Ataoeiated Prcii nate carbon and sludge ir» (11 innings). J. Moore 4 0 0 Nine War Veterans and two Tiger hits to score once FALL RIVER, Mass. Jean Washington 5, Chicago 2. J. Monte 4 0 1 any motor. Reduces friction Open Aug. Ist in Terry Barriere, 131, Montreal, out- the seventh off but the I** . and Friday's Games J. Anderson 4 0 1 weor. sticky Red Sox combined a walk with pointed Pat Doyle, 129, Fall and metal No New York at Detroit, twilight On Penn Grid Squad P. Golden 4 0 0 two singles for an 8-6 lead in River, 10. Oscar St. Pierre. 138, valves or carbon rings. No Boston at Cleveland (2), twi- J. Leggett 3 0 1 PHILADELPHIA. July 6—run CARL DENG crossed the lower Mississippi Valley, was W L Pet. GB As thunder and rain threat- plate as bounced in- Distributor 310 3 No. Mrs. Jean Siberg is not founded in 1834 as a medical Brooklyn 42 28 .600 ened from above, and as Inde- to a double play. making a paper salvage Phone Mt. Clemens 5514 Van Dyke AB K II waste college to combat yellow fever. Chicago 37 28 .569 1J.4 pendence Day had just passed collection. Studying program Diptula 3.0 0 St. Louis 39 30 .565 2 4 into history, Munger watched 75 and newspaper selections, the Pittsbourgh 36 32 .529 5 hopefuls for the University of Scztowski 3 2 1 Epidemic Sweeps fair handicapper is trying to EVERYTHING Polio dope winners at Jamaica. In New York 38 34 .528 5 Pennsylvania football team jog Beaudan 311 Hintz 3 0 0 one hand is a bunch of pari- IN OFFICE Boston 32 35 .478 8 4 through their first 1945 work- San Rafael, California mutuel tickets. Winners? Even Cincinati 31 34 .477 8 4 Stotnick 3 0 2 out. 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