Sports Roundup— Beau Jack Asto 13 Favorite Over Davis By Huffh Fullerton, Jr. NEW YORK, March 17 Paddy Ryan and will “Fighting under Marquis James E. Doyle. Cleveland Ploin Jacobs' beach, the betting boy* gen- hereabouts will be centered man. had remain open for a month if he Queensbury rules before Weisman the Clevelond Indians stout medicine today installed Beau Jack, the pleasure,” said. on a tournament that has at- pocked when he should npt see fit to accept it.’ tlemen is a he no remedy for the sore head Jim Bogby bound ng bootblack, as a 5 to 13 “To the other element it becomes tracted the largest field in the Ind. The ad was signed, "respectful- the Tribe s training base in Lafayette, favorite over Al Davis, left- a brawl.” history of local tournament com- left for • * ly yours. John L. Sullivan.” • hooker de luxe from Brooklyn, years petition. Ryan ascended to the In his later Sullivan in their 10-round fray tonight had The meet will start at 7 p m. COURT TITLE TATTLE championship just lectured in favor of Prohibition. in Madison Square Garden. heavyweight February, when the first squad of eight to show how important the basketball tournaments beating Before his death in Just A six months before by teams takes the drives. Muhlenberg made a special trip here from en- Just a month ago Davis grueling 1918, he had become a teetotal- Another are regarded. Joe Goss in 87 rounds. eight-team at . squad will . bowl 9. town, Pa., last week for a workout on the Garden court. . knocked out Bob Montgomery Sullivan bad boxed half a dozen er. John L. was one who knocked Appearing on the first squad with the problem of checking Foothii s Kurland of in 63 seconds. Just two Veeks men and two short exhibitions And.'faced ago old John Barleycorn. are Krafts Hi-Speed, Detroit Aggies next week. Coach All.e Seeiboch of Can- Montgomery outpoint e and with Mike Donovan and Goss, out the Oklahoma Jack, taking York Edison Overhead, Progressive six-foct-e'even goal te- der. J e Beau his New his first bout being with Cocky ¦yjyik isius borrowed his own former lightweight cham- daki Press, Macomb Beer Store, Mc- war plant team for practise. ... Up version of the Woods in 1878 But so far as Duduck, from a Buffalo pionship world. Mahon Coal, Oldbru, Knights of t allowed any op of the the big time was concerned his Boxing to last night DePaul’s George M>kan hadn Finals. Baby split Columbus and Hi-Speed. The > p most folks, that would set ignor- tha neight points during the tme e d To reputation was nil. Ryan m posing center more ( up as a cinch over the Mm latter six members Dick Triptoe, is consider- Davis ed the defy. To make the three-ten, the . Demcn. Holy George . . Another Blue but the Beach boys don't At High School of the Name League. outfielder. Beau Shortly after, Sullivan, in ball should be delivered from big league material as a baseball way. They seem to Mr V Nine Monday’s second squad is ed see it that Buffalo, -ccepted an open chal- IS '.«WL*.* Bouts Scheduled the left hand corner and played f.gure the Beau, who is in there on composed of Gilbert’s Cut Rate, lenge flung by Professor John John L. Sullivan. Amateur Program to strike the right side of No. 3, swinging every second, can’t be J. & J. Music (Big 12 League), SERVICE DEPARTMENT Donaldson to meet anyone for then deflect slightly to take out Y., team has donat- by They overlook the L loft school, became plumb- The annual boxing finals held Johnson’s Service. Miller Bros. The Mitchell Field. N. basketball hit Davis. a purse, but the Professor took No. 10. "world championship tourna- that the southpaw slugger rr's helper at $4 a week, then each vear will be staged in the Creamery, Young Business Men, ed the money it won in the fact one look at Sullivan and declin- fund to outings, each apprentice to tinsmith, next a Mount Clemens High School The two-seven does not result Mount Clemens Dairy, De- ment at Worcester, Mass., to the base athletic in his last two ed the issue. heats, has been baseball player and finally a gym tonight. Nine bouts will be as frequently as the other baby Grandehamp Distributors and . scheduled for lb buy athletic equipment. . . Gerry Conlee. ex-Detroit FLATTENS DONALDSON ring a total of two min- mason. on .schedule instead of ten due split, for the reason that most Harper Dram Commissioners center, qualified for the heavyweight finols of the in the Goaded by criticism. Donald- Lions 41 seconds. At IP. as he put it. Sullivan to the cancellation of the Tor- bowlers are right-handed, and (Major League). Navy wrestling only five doys utes and son agreed to meet Sullivan on Comp Farrogut tournament “just drifted into boxing.” Here rey-Krause match. the ball is prone to travel to- Another 16 teams will bowl Johnny A month before he blasted Dec. 24, 1880. in Cincinnati. after he reported for boot training. First-boseman kayoed he met many fair w e a t her Highlighting" the m i ddle- ward the left in most cases. on Tuesday and on each succeed- Sam Montgomery. Davis Bus- Sullivan stiffened him in 10 Sanford, who belonged to the Senators before Uncle friends, among them old John weights will be the Vickers-Lis- ing night until Saturday, tere Reaupre in PR seconds. A rounds. The following May 16 In making the two-seven, the when took him, is due for promotion to first looey at Dole Barleycorn, and with them led tenbee affair. Vickers scored a the five-man event closes with Hitchcock, month before that. Davis could Sullivan knocked out John Flood hall is played from the right . Billy swashbuckling over previous oppon- Field, . . And the Tigers’ a roistering, life. TKO his an eight-team Mobry Flo. be seen in outlying club fights in eight heats in their famous corner of the alley, glances off squad. bars, has been from ent in the semi's. On the other following Monday, alreody wearing his silver transferred for SI 6a top. but Mike Jacobs on the barge anchored off left half of No. 2 and takes out The minor o Wash- battle hand Herb Listenbee boxed in tho Greenville, S. C., Army Air Base to field near and the Red Cross are getting after a few more No. 7. events play will start at the Yonkers, and Chicago's Top two bouts in the semi's and out- ington. Sl6 ah top for this one. victories, met Ryan on Feb. 7, Bowl-O-Drome. There are 207 # , scored both opponents. It all two-man teams Davis, who expects to hit the Hotel. Acc Returns FREDERICK. Md , March 17 and 390 individ- 1882. in front of Barnes adds up to an interesting fight. ring around the 142-pound City, for SSOOO and i/P> Three’s a reason for uals entered in the minor events, CLEANING THE CUFF Mississippi CHICAGO. March 17— A good match should be seen movement has started at to Beau Jack's 137. may world un- Connie Mack’s glee at the Amer- according the Tournament Another "bring bock football mark championship of the Chicago's foremost ace. Marine in tiie welterweight- class be- 135- ican League ball s liveliness this Manager Arnold F. Rockcnsuess. ads in a campus paper asking for any pros- try to scale down to the der London Prize Ring rules. Capt. Donald N. Aldrich, who battling New York U. with if tween Richard Baxter year. . . lightweight limit he . pound knocked out pective players or anyone interested in football Several After Sullivan shot down 20 Japanese planes Billy Collins. Baxter previously gpts by the bootblack. He said 8 rounds. Ryan said Last season the best hitter on The Rhodesian Kaffir orange Football League clubs are interested in Joe Kaulu- Paddy in in the .South Pacific in six TKO'd his previous opponent in National he'd like to get into that four- arms like sawed- Athletics, Bobby Esta- tree produces hard shell oranges former U of Hawaii four-letter man who was picked last "Sullivan has months, arrived home last night the semi’s. Collins won a close Mack’s kukui. wav title muddle in which off telegraph poles. He Hits like engrossed lella. couldn’t break .259 and which taste like dried apples. the Hawaiian Senior League s outstanding player over but he was too in bout from his opponent on season as Montgomery. Beau .lack, Sam- a piledriver.” greeting to talk the entire A s squad hit only 26 "Special Delivery" Jones and Mike Ka- 15 relatives points previousy Featuring the such guys as Edgar my Angott and Juan Zurita of Following this fight. Sullivan homers eight less than Rudy DODGE by about his exploits. flyweight title tilts will be La- ... be . bealo. If he ever should tackled Woioechowiczi Mexico are embroiled. ranged the land battering all wife, who her job in York alone smacked for the De- baseball history as the year when His quit Forge against W. Shostachuk. We Know How will 1944 go down in His left hook might clear up comers, became the rage of the a war plant to be with him dur- troit Tigers. The officiating referee will be to service your no be called a nine? the situation, at that. world He traveled to ing furlough, car. a club again could whole pugilistic his was the first to PF C John Currin. former By contrast, veterans Frankie he met. and box- hero, matter what make. Nor England, where embrace the 26-vear-old professional fighter, from Sel- Hayes and Al Simmons each of Wales, tour- does it matter what it ed for tne Prince followed bv his mother and oth- fridge Field. drove the new ball to thp left The Monitor-Leader Frogs. Thorns ed Ireland and in France fought er relatives. field fence, 348 feet away, yes- needs. And, our service Tp his historic 39 round draw with “Long time no see’” was terday and Dick Siebert’s clouts is prompt. FRIDAY MARCH 17, 1944 Page12 Mark Wins Charley Mitchell at Chantilly, about all Capt Aldrich said as Ed Kolhe Marks approached the 548 - foot right King Frog and King Thorn, greeted > May 10. 89. he members of his and field wall. DENVER. March 17 —Jake Kilrain at Rich- Asked how it felt be hat connects." exulted the 81- have declared their bids for the Drome, each marked up a 3-1 Grim in every employer who regularly em- burg. Itjiss , in 75 rounds, tour- Aldrich, who was awarded the s Service the Monitor- year-old manager. "We’ll see PHONE 5252 National A. A U. basketball victory last night, leaving the League at Mount ploys 8 or more employees must ed the country with the show. dstinguished Flying Cross for Leader B-l more hitting this year. I think 45 So. Gratiot Mt. Clemens title to be decided in the week- eight thp hove compensation insurance. Call former points ahead in "Honest Hearts and Willing actions on last Aug. 26 and Sept Clemens Recreation, established the fans will like it, too.” long tourney starting in Denver PLYMOUTH us for information. championship race. Frog won hands" and wound up a glorious 2 said :“I always expected to anew high single for the sea- Sunday. from King Ben Ray while but tempestuous career by los- come back.” son last night when he hit 243 Dow Chemical of Midland. Thorn defeated King Daniel. ing to James J. Corbett in 21 Aldrich s action was while es as his team took two games Phillips ’66 Sweeps were registered by King Orleans, corting principally Pagett & Holmes. The re- MACOMB Mich , and ’ of rounds at New Sept 7. bombers. from Bowl-O-Drome Bowlers! INSURANCE AGENCY Bartlesville. Okla . are regard- Dede over King Peter and King 1892. over Southern Bougainville and maining three matches also Wm. T. Kelly Wallace S. Gerlarh ed as potentials to annex the Thai over King Cole while King John Lawrence Sullivan. 5- New Georgia, and all of his Jap were 2-1 affairs, Hatch s Serv- All leagues of this establishment will bowl next PHONE ?.VV9 cage title of titles. William took three points from 10’7. 190 in his prime. Avas born planes were downed at least 200 ice winning from Brown & Dar Mt. Clemen* Saving* Bank Bldg. week. Our leagues will suspend play for the Phillips ‘66 is defending King De-Gru and King Kirm Oct 15. 1858, in Boston, of Irish miles from a friendly field. nell, Duprey s Service from ing , Macomb County Tournament champ. won as many from Fd-Jack. stock His father came from Tra Mount Clemens Rose Gardens during the week Omer Desrosiers topped the lee. County Kerry, his mother and Banner Linen from Mount jPpFi of Moreh 27 - 31. "kings" with a 209 game in a from Athlone. Eights Clemens Recreation. The latter 604 series while high marks DESTINED TO BE PRIEST remains in first place with a among the "Queens" were Ida He was destined for the priest- Last Xight comfortable eight-game lead. The 12 AUeya Timpf, the Bowl-O-Drome Koppitz BLACK-OUT is a oldwin s 497 series and Mildred hood. studied at Boston College, Herman Jr., had (OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY. SUNDAY AND EVERY AFTERNOON! N. J Thornley’s 214 game. but at 17 hi weighed 180 pounds HIGHLAND PARK. best individual series, 592. 179 S. Gratiot COCKTAIL LOUNGE Dial 9364 I Newark, delightful The Standings- and already had a reputation as Bob Wade. 163 *. stop- The Standings— new and malt (Butch) Lynch, 169, Won Lost Won Lost the "Boston Strong Boy.” John ped Joe (2). Jerry Coursal. 29 King Frog 70 30 Plainfield Mt. Clemens Recreat'n 49 drink. It's an All Ameri- Valley Stream, knocked out & Darnell 41 37 King Thorn 62 38 139. Brown Priehs Remains Tony Calontoni. 148, Perth Am- Parts 41 37 King Peter 58 42 Hatch Auto (3). Oscar Goode, 174, New- 40 38 can Dark Beer, genuinely King Kirm 57 43 Up With Leaders boy Duprey's Service ark, outpointed James Polk, 163, 39 King Thai 54 46 Banner Linen 39 Priehs Sales staved in the Camp Kilmer (6). 36 42 brewed with absolutely no King Cole 53 47 Grim's Service. thick of the championship fight • ( King Ray • • Pagett & Holmes 33 45 Ft I Ben 50 50 in the Monitor-Leader Major f 4L » Mass.—Tony Cam- Mt. Clemens Rose G. 33 45 artificial coloring added. King William 47 53 League at Bow-O-Drome last LOWELL. k * Boston, outpunched King Dede 44 56 night by registering a 2 1 vic- po. 146. Worcester King Ed-Jacs 39 61 tory over league-leading Den- Popeye O'Covne. 146. QMm Sold at all the best dealers. (B). Tiger, 130, Low- Modest Thieves Leave SmM fSsaar] King 36 64 Blond Daniel marsh Hotel. The victory puts The Deangelis, 130, Re- King De Geu 31 69 Priehs within four games of a ell. and A1 (B>. $3,000 Cash in Purse tie for first. Harold McConnell vere, drew HONDURAS A FARM powered Priehs with a 243 • • • ROCHESTER. N. Y, March COrXTRY opener in 819 but finished sec- PHILADELPHIA Henry 17 —/F) Two young purse \oar/\ Honduras, with a population 1 Philadelphia, grabbed Mrs. Rachel ond best to Harry Gahlau of Jordan, 146 2 . snatchers : AMERICAN! 1 S ¦ 700,000, is handbag nighL of more than almost Denmarsh who rolled the night s outpointed Mike Evans. 141 4 . 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