10, (PHOXE 8800) Wednesday, March 1943 PAGE 22 DETROIT EVENING TIMES CHERRY Sports Dick Wakefield Comes to Terms With Tigers Hami'ton Is One Here's One of Best Appeals for Dick Wakefield headed for better things in the Cardinal farm system, left Who Puts 'Zing' By ROB CONBIDINE lo pay our room and board and maybe a show once in a six days earlier because he had to ride a but all the way to Agrees Intrrsslionsl >*w* Mrxir* Sport* XX filer while. to Terms* In Navy Cadets his home at Fall River, Maas. “Boh, I’m all well off, nor are the boy* who WASHINGTON, March 10.—Here s the cUrndest base- not at “I was supposed to enter the service a short time ago. By LEO MACDONELL ball appeal of all: played xvith and against me last year. I am sure most of u* But 1 was arrested on a very serious charge, I await trial “Thi* Is my tribute to the greatest of all sports—base- could have earned better salaries in other field*. Day after at the Tombs. I am Innocent, but If convicted baseball Is For 1943 Season A nine-letter man at Annap- proven sure, a day the armed force* depleted our team*. Each of u* knew over for me. olis Toni Hamilton has ball. Vi hat I am about to divulge. I am hurts me 44 right man to head A1l 1 ask of the great man who governs this wonderful By LEO MACDONELL himself the great deal. But 1 hope you will print it In order to bring the sen lee xva* Inevitable. But do you think for a moment * training. "r- of the many boys who the navy prcfligh* any xxmild quit and go home for what might he (for many) country—and I ask it in the name CHICAGO. March 10 —Dick --conding t© Robert ißnb* Hooey, out the moral Issue to the many sports fans of the country. played ball and who now are In uniform and In the name Wakefield, the former University Ohio State a iast few xxceks with their families? Not on your life. sports editor of the season, 2ft years of age, I was playing my first who relentlessly throughout our athlete, Columbus, in a yam “laxst at “During 1942, 79 hoy* were called from our league of vast multitudes labor of Michigan whom the Journal at baseball be continued, for vrit r en for 1 Squire. xe»r of professional baseball. I'm a —one of many. alone; and it is on record that 78 of them played right up land in defense plants—ls that Tigers paid $50,000 bonus to sign the Very sincerely, 1 looey knows because Ilowexer, 1 won 15 and lost four for Winnipeg in the Class C until three day* or less before induction. The other, Gene we all love It, sir. a contract, was with Steve O’Neill was just two in Tiger baseball party which Hamiltor home Czaplieki, my buddy, who .854 for Duluth and wa* "Freddy Peterson, City Prison, 125 White, N. Y. C.” the blocks from the gateway to Northern league. We didn’t get much money, maybe enough passed through here today for the Ohio S’xto University < camp l '. spring training camp at Evans- story, which l« < ailed ville. Ind. In hi* " "A F chtinc American Hooev CATCHING A PASS-BUT NOT FOR A TOUCHDOWN Wakefield, who Is expected to tells the life story of Hamilton Laugh give the Tigers much needed hat- and says he fHamiltont is the Seahawks Take Broda's ting power, who was one of a few guy who puts rintr in navy Detroit players unsigned, agreed cadets. Comdr. Hamilton i*. ac- to terms in Detroit, Tuesday. cording to Hooey the epitome He is the only player in tha of a fighting American, with a In '4l Incentive party. The mysterious where-

on .- will, Place temperament in- S. C. Harold to-win , U. .. m \ r v abouts of Paul Trout and ¦ ‘ ¦ grained by competitive athletic*. ** Iff nr 0* jm ||jl Newhouser was cleared up. They Offense-rr.mded and a clear are in Hot Springs. Ark. thinker. Hamilton as a player Besides O'Neill, Detroit’s new nnd a , has met and beaten Irish Grid Card For Mowers Now manager, and Wakefield, the party many challenges, the enthusi- includes Wish Egan, Clair Berry Hooey By LEWIS H. WALTER astic relate* SOUTH BEND. Th&. March Ift fV**Vz-&.y?- and newspapermen. “When Pearl Harbor became - lINS)- The lowa Seahawks today For two years , Mark Hooey wn*tr. Detroit California on goalie of the title-hound “top ranking navy officialdom replaced Southern Red Wings, has waited for this Bad Boy didn't take any In the the Notre Dame 1943 football moment. Now he can laugh at fat , s huddle. They needed a reservoir schedule. r ¦ f&s? in the Maple of prospective flier* . . . each The game will he played in the Leaf nets tomorrow night at with a hardened bodv and ner\e* Noire Dame stadium Nov. 20. the Olympia. Crosetti of steel . . . men who could take date originally\sot for the Trojan- For the fat Turkey Is trailing . Hamilton wa* It . . and Tom Johnny by more than 40 coals in designated as the man to set up Irrsh intersectional battle. Notre Dame requested cancella- the race for the Vezina Jrophy, Must Pay organization. the tion of the Trojan game because which goes each year to she Na- tional Hockey League netminder of wartime transportation diffi- NEW YORK. March 10 (UP) Perfect Qualifications culties. Last Sunday Stanford who allows the least goals. Turkey very poor sec- Five were added today to “Himllto n's qualification* agreed to call off its game with Fat is a the same ond. His underdog team mates the list of players who have signed exceptional ... a horn Irish Sept. 25 for the were expected to any leader of men. proxed capacity reason. aren't close of 1943 contracts with the New York. that gap him the for organization, outstanding Georgia Tech officials, however, for in three Yankees. fl athletic record announced they expected to bring games they play with Detroit here scholastic and tomorrow, Moundsmen . Hank steady promotion In srrxice their team to South Bend Oct. 2. at Toronto Saturday and at Rorowy, Charles Wensloff, William since going sea In 1927. although cancellation had been re- and Olympia again Sunday. to J If it were any one else, Red Zuher and all re- family's Buck- quested as a wartime measure. the 4 “The Hamilton Wings and Mowers in particular turned their contracts. eye saga opened In 1918, when might feel a little sorry for a“ , veteran In- they moved to Columbus. Their Camp Grant ’9' Lists fielder whose father was killed in was just two block* from runner-up who has been so out- home classed. a recent automobile accident, was the gateway to Ohio State I'nl- Game With Tigers given permission to report for verslty's campus. Perhaps it was n n. ¦ n 111., ¦ t n UNFORGETTABLE NIGHT spring conditioning on April 10. this to the fighting CAMP GRANT. March Ift n m M proximity they forget the night He will, however, he ineligible to Buckeyes that resulted In Tom’s (INS)—Camp Grant’s baseball But can’t of March 18, 1941, in the Boston play until May 21. His conduct in being bitten by the football hug team will play approximately 7ft the brought a 30*day early.” Garden. That was the night the games this season, a of : suspension from Commissioner l .cm JS Red Wings ended their regular (Incidentally, Hooev is a rabid of major leagues, Kenesaw M. Landis. fan, you not them with clubs season against the champion Ohio State if have it today by Bruins, great it.) was announced Lt. and their Sauer- already sensed A. Bush, camp special (UP) “Students rnming from Col. Frank jL . PITTSBURGH. March 10 home of —A autumn service officer. It was the last game Mow- pair of rookie moundsmen— late classes those foot- games big league Harry World War I Four with ers' first season in the National Shuman of Philadelphia and ball season* of teams already have youngster see a headed young- hern sched- Hockey League. The Wally Hebert of St. Charles. La would tow uled the Detroit Tigers, irom have signed their contracts, 11 or 1? with a football Boston had come up the Omaha club 1943 ster of Sox and the two Chicago clubs, the Pittsburgh In the vacant lot adjoining the Red to be a sensation. Pirates announced Sox. He been edged unjustly. today. Hamilton place. It was Tom, the Cubs and White had out. The Tigers are to play at Camp Detroit thought, in the balloting The Pirates also announced re- practicing. Grant 14 and the tor the which ceipt signed angle dropklck* for July Red Sox . goes to of a contract from “He would Aug. the Chicago the telephone wires In the alley. 10 Dates for the leading rookie of the year. infielder Pete Coscar art of Escon- clubs have not hern fixed. Ne- Rut he still had a chance to take dido, Cal. enough hoys - * If there were for gotiations progress for the Trophy. Tom automatically would also are in Vezina ‘sides.* games the American to a (UP) one team. In 1928. with clubs of Johnny had hold lead of 98 CLEVELAND. March 10 be of goals against and —Veteran southpaw four months before becoming 17, Association. 99 for Broda 101 A 1 Smith has Jlor . returned his signed contract for Tom wa* appointed to Annap- 1943, spirit, of A would give him the the Cleveland Indians an- olis. The the verve the , Photo hy TtmM SUIT Photogrsrhtr today. Nava] Academy and its men title. One against him would nounced Schriner PASS AS BEAT PEPSI-COLA put in young a JESSIE SYPEK OF HUDSON MOTOR NABS THIS HER TEAM him a tie with Broda. fired Torn.. Ho had (UP) Lenpue . .*. BOSTON. March 10 sparkling on the yearling . . Ann rain effort to intercept: it’s a Rerreatinn pame at MrMiehad pi/»i season Booth makes END OF HOPES President Boh Quinn eleven. His scholastic record was of the Boston Johnny was in there pitching. Braves today announced receipt of again near the top. And to cli- Gives Tie marie a succession the signed contract his first year, his class- He of great of pitcher Lou max saves, who even games mates elected him permanent but finally the Kraut line Tost broke in 20 Highest All-CityTeam broke through. in 1942, his first complete season j president for their four-year To Leafs Bidder Women's Golf Truise' together.” banged home the puck, Johnny in the major leagues. I was tied for the trophy. a Players From Five Schools Are Named on Times Then lly fatted Press sent one whistling CHICAGO. Marrh 10 (INS)— j Clem's History past Toronto's fighting Maple Leafs Vosmik All-City Second Division Squad Tourneys Off him. The spring training roster of the Gets Joe the McCarthy, That was end of Chicago to to- Clem whose voice surged twice to earn a Mowers’ Cubs mounted 35 Is known to tens of millions of from behind hopes. He turned to fish the puck day with the signing of two pitch- By By MARGARET RUSSELL radio fans, began his broadcast- 5-5 tie with the Bruins before MINNEAPOLIS. March 10 (UP) TOM HARTER out of the net when he heard a ers. from the Rushwick*. Brook- ing career quite unexpectedly at 1.1112 fans at Boston Tuesday - Mike Kelley, owner of the Min- Five schools gained places on with 181 points and made all-city There’ll be no tournament golf (Continued on Tage 24) lyn semi-pro team. Downs with the - night to keep within five points of neapolis American Association last year. for members of the Women s Dis- Derby The Detroit Times all-city basket- ning of the 1928 Kentucky second place in the National prepared today to ac- Raymond another the league. team, was ball team selected from members was fine de- trict Golf Association for du- i 'ln the role of "pinch-hitter," Hockey player, in SPORT SHORTS Vitamins the Dave cept the highest major league hid School fensive particularly re- ration. Frank Menke tells world. Schriner pared the Leafs of the Catholic High covering the hall off the hoards. In that year. Warren Rrown, with two goals in the meeting for the services of Joe Vosmik. This was decided hv unanimous Benny Goldberg of Detroit final League's second division. |He was well above average on set Reds Emulate Champions, »th#n sports editor of the Chicago between the Two the reg- vote of hoard members at a knocked out Rufus Rogers of clubs for former Cleveland Indians’ out- The players named were: /Jiggy shots and the youngest player Examiner, arranged to broadcast season. He a goal in on special meeting yesterday, accord- New York at the Rroadway ular scored fielder. Sych. St. Stanislaus: John Conti. ,the team at 14. He's 5 feet 8 Go on Capsule Diet Derby. Warren arrived with and ing to Mrs. William L. McGiverin, Arena in New York last night. ithe the second period and notched the St. Charles; Hugh Buchanan. St. this is his first year as a regular. .'quite a "large staff and made tying marker at 16:32 of the final Kelley also planned to eventu- president. Goldberg weighed IIP. Rufus charges Mary of Royal Oak; Fred Otto, He has one more year of competi- preparations an elaborate session. ally file "tampering’ Conservation of tires and gas 124 *4, CINCINNATI. O. March Id for - against St. Paul, and Donald Raymond, left. < UP). The Cincinnati Reds, 'covering over station KYW. then Boston held a 3-1 lead In the the Indians for a Cleve- and more time to devote to war announcement that they were St. Frederick of Pontiac. Forward Charles Rlack of emulating the vitamin capsule part of- the unlinked chain of fit «t prnod on goals by Jack Craw- land cog In tion work were reasons for the de- after their former star. He claimed Sych was an important Kansas has been designated as training diet of the St. Louis Car- stations rontroled by the Hearst ford Art Jackson and Stanislaus' championship quin- cision. newspapers. this influenced the outfielder in St. Another derision by the hoard the outstanding individual play- dinals of last season, will go on * against Gave Stewart's tally for tet. He scored 154 points and is International Opens similar diet when they begin that day Toronto. his his decision to quit unless sold or at this meeting was to donate er on an all-opponent quintet train- It came rain rain Schriner garnered 17 years old, 5 feet 11. He was a ing at Bloomington. traded to a major league team. district treasury selected by members of the Ind., next ’ln torrents. A* the time neared fist goal in the second period and regular three years. One-handed from the SIOOO for the horses ?r> go to the post, Eorsey put I,eafs Such charges, he said, will not to the American Red Cross. Great Lakes Naval Training Monday. Jack the in front shots are his and he's a Season April 22 General Manager the rain was like a curtain, ob- with two Ah he lodged with Baseball Commis- This will he ihc first time in the Station basketball team. Warren Giles tallies But Demarco good leader. (UP) sailors, who played also announced a scuring distant parts of the tied it for the Bruins the same sioner Kenesaw M. Landis until NEW YORK. March 10 23 years the district has been or- The .17 mechanical in Conti was a strong defensive League, games against country's pitching machine, purchased last track. period Herbie sent them other big league teams have had The International one of ganized that tournaments have the and Cain player, aggressive and dependable. the college opposition, year at an approximate The man Warren to out in front in the an opportunity to for Vosmik. few minor baseball circuits been suspended. stiffest cost of had hired final period. hid Six" feet, weight 255 pounds. 17 *1.400, broadcast the actual running of Schriner then came through to "Vosmik Is entitled to a with a full program for 1943. opens picked Ken Menke of Illinois would not be used in spring 'years old. has earned three letters forwards, training this season. the race balked. He said he gain the tie. rha nee In the majors," Kelley a 154-game campaign on April 22. and Black at Ed and was the most improved player the Creighton center, The Reds hit for a team average hardly could sec the horses and Toronto meets Detroit tomor- said. "I feel that Cleveland has official schedule disclosed Wright-Pirrone Reisser of at would he unable to make the row night the handled his situation very un- in the division. today. and Boh Rensberger of Notre of .247 in 1941 and then dropped while Buchanan was the division’s lop to .231 in 1942 call because he could not distin- Canadiens play Chicago.» fairly." Dame and E'* Ehlers of Purdue after using the guish tha colors. scorer with 195 points. He made Basketball Results Bout Tossup at guards. mechanical hurler. In this emergency Warren, baskels chiefly on push shots in- Rated Well, Waddayaknow! side foul circle and was a good National |nemillf|lal» Mwt CLEVELAND, March 10 (UP) Georgetown University’s bas- who had spotted Clem in the at K»na«« City press box knew Clem Near-Riot Marks . March 10 passer. This is his second year on Veteran Chalky Wright of Los ketball team wf ill represent dis- and who North T»«a* Ittat* SO. Stout Inatttuf* 37 phase Kiwanis Club Holds |was familiar with every set of (INS) -Jim Londos still held the the all-city team. He's 19, stands Luther Collega SI, Southeastern State 29 Angeles, former featherweight trict No. 3 in the eastern registered world heavyweight wrestling 6 for* 3 Kan*a» W’ealeyan 4.V Lawrence Tech 42 champion, meets youthful Joey of the National Colleg.ate A. A. «racing colors with the Sheboygan's Saltern Oregon College 45. Illlnoie W'ee-' Victory Otto one- leyan of in tournament opening Jockey Club, asked Clem if he championship today, after defeat- earned fame with 4ft. Plrrone Cleveland a 10-round March 24 Charity Card Tonight he out the ing Joe Savoldi, one-time Notre handed pivot shots and is a good York 52 Akron 49 bout here tonight and the betting at Madison Square Garden. thought rould split FORT WAYNE. Ind . March 10 Appalachian 4A. Simpaon at. Bert Rubi and Lewis tMP) Dame fullback, in a one hour man off the backboard. He's 6 PeppeMlne Kearney was even either way that neither The Hovas rolled up a reepwi Klein will colors through the rain and The Sheboygan. Wis., Red- 50 45 give a wrestling ? mateh at San feet 3. 17 years old. He was championship boxer goes more than three of 19 victories in 23 starts /thn* exhibition as one mist skins today held the Naismith Francisro Coliseum ser-j ran ,of Lhr of ond high the Shehoygan Wayne rounds. season. v V* features the show of Ye« Clem said, he could do Memorial Trophy, emblematic of Bowl last night scorer in division! 30. Fort 29. 'ktwanis Well, Club of River Rouge to- that. would Clem rail the the National Professional Basket- night at 8:15 at the .rare? Clem out that hr Municipal pointed ball league championship, after Garage. Coolidge highway and W. never had been in front of a shading the Fort Wayne PICKED ON TIMES ALL-CITY " Zollner THEY'RE SECOND DIVISION TEAM JefTerson. mat “mike the deciding Another bout and hut if Warren wanted Pistons 30-29 in con- eight amateur bouts complete ‘to take a chance on h m he test of a close two out of t flier the do the game card. Charles Wing meets Jo* would nevi he could. series. Mathis in the top "V So Clcrr called the rare wi, oh game wa« played boxing match. The before a Proceeds will go to the ssas won by R< igh Count. He highly partisan crowd and a near- underprivi- 1 leged children’s fund. turned in a splendid ob and hr rio* after the fnal whistle necessi- W; 'has brer doing t.hc s*me through ' »ed the calling of police to • all the years since then. restore order. ijV Hockey Standings ¦l national i KAc.rr. w l T pf pa pt» nKTROIT 23 12 11 137 7l* \ Bo«ton JS 17 S ISO i«7 Toronto p si Ross Rets Trophy Friday 20 IS iso jyi 4 #l IF ’4 Chicago 17 is 12 13# ,?.# 47 Montreal IS # NEW >ORK, March 10 (L‘P) —The Kdwanl J. Nell Memorial -¦ I 1# isi 174 4# 'll -A ,N>w Tork .10 29 I U 4 mi m plaque will he presented to f pl. Barney Ro%>. marine corps’ hero 7 v t • v J I AST RESCLT Guadalcanal. Fridas night the Tanil Maurlello-Jtmrny W NIGHT'S Just before • . Toronto 5. *«o»ton 9. Btvlns heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. V *l® former Mayor -fame* 4. Walker of New York trill officiate Jl TOMORROW'S GA.Wfc* t •* Toronto at at the presentation on New Boxing m > ' 7 DETROIT. behalf of the York Writers' * Montreal at Chtcpgo ' _ ~ JL Association. I R n»*--termer lightweight, junior welterweight welter- Jm\ amfriia.a Lea ore and w 1 T pf pa p*i weight champion—was awarded the plaque tor having contributed Hrr»h»y 22 12 S 223 ‘137 74 most to hosing during 1842 hv his heron deeds against the .laps on Buffalo It l« 7 112 I2P S 3 '¦• x** **r Intltarapoffa 27 23 4 2«1 114 SR Guadalcanal, Row was unable to appear at the scribes' annual sHHm Pittsburgh 2.s 31 S 171 I#7 M banquet last hut marine temporary custody ZIGGY SYCH JOHN CONTI HIGH BUCHANAN FRED OTTO DONALD RAYMOND PmvMrncr Ml 25 2 I#7 19# M month the corps took ri*v-ian