18-C THE DETROIT TIMES Friday, Ajg. 18. 1944 framer Saves Trout 9 WINNERS' Rank Outsider Puts Tigers: filet a Tie CIRCLE Byrd Out of PGA Sports Nelson, Jug Ar * Rooney, Boss of Doc's Hit in ssh Miss Upsets Pitt. Pro 11, Doesn't Scores 2, Game Overlooked Fea r Opposing Loop in 3d Round Ends 3 to 3 1 By LEO MACDOXELL SPOKANE, Wash., Aug. 18 (UP) Filly —Byron Nelson and Harold Wins 4ft Art Rooney, colorful Pitts- BOSTON. A up. 18 Old "Doc” “Jug” McSpaden, bent on meeting jrch sportsman who ha* con* -1 Cramer is the toast of the Tigers each other in the finals of the By LEWIS H. WALTER h.ned his Steeler* with the As- today, for it was his timely single National Professional Golfers Every goes to Chicago Cardinals n the Na- easy time Wilma Van League. n the fifth inning of yesterday’s sociation. emerged with vic- track, tional Foot ha 11 tears no today the post at the Detroit the oppo sit ton abbreviated game that gave De- tories from a welter of upsets other top bettor* line up at the cashiers' from the Iraw w h the Red which left five flight stars by wayside. \ ¦Sov the windows to collect. mted 51ates Nelson, Leagu* Dizzy Trout was on the hill top the tournament medal- At the same time half the horse- I Tigers, gunning his ist from Toledo, 0., was matched a n for the for $ put their m Am ¦¦ ? -» men on the grounds victory *Be/ :*¦?% T\ I jfjl against Willie Goggin, chubby j P***^' y named Rol- w>ntieih of the season. tears - veteran, heads their hands Dizzy’s day. \ . IjTv / fl§ ¦,,jMwK. White Plains, N. Y., in I in and and I’ a > ne But it wasn’t h fil X #4 trickle down the grandstand steps. l ¦ ¦ • ¦ today's quarterfinals, while The Red Sox nicked him for - -- Me-: \ ;&¦, -¦•-* n|L \ L wMßlff*- ' r aHHH Spadrn Boh Hamilton.] W’ilma Van's followers know in including \ \ \, '>. t j opposes she four hits .TinL'TaRbTV \f •• rhiise \ * $&.• r<># V - «p •. Bw^#SM way to the payoff line be- ’ .< . the « promising young pro from Evans- jJ new league home run with Bobby Poerr cause this filly has won all of \s 1 un- and were leading, 3 to 1. ville, Ind. ib‘Mid. pairings the of her four starts, No. 4 coming yes- derstand it, wiu n rain came in the fourth Other in round of. terday in the Liberator Purse. the new loop inning. eight found Chuck Congdon V .Ji Tacoma, Wash., playing the P The horsemen are getting a lit* tNr ROONEY isn't going to Then there was a 57-minute in- by betting her, •so. 1 G. A. president. Ed Dudley of tie consolation on operate until 194 V Rooney termission. of them can never I'll have resumed, Northfleld, N. J.. while Arthur i too, but most r< cntly. “and by then When play Trout be consoled for the fact they Hill Dudley bin k.” Mailed He could see the handwrit- Bell of San Francisco meets; George Schneiter of Salt Lake didn't claim her when she started Dudley, now in service, for ing on the wall. He refused to with tag her league City, Utah. a $1,250 in debut two years led the in pitch until the mound was cov- July 7. ground gaming. He also did the - ¦.| with sawdust. OTHERS W HO TUMBLED ana kicking fur ike- Wirde tire bull gang wa«. gening PASSED UP Steelers. sawdust, watched the Nelson, gallery favorite by vir- 'ho Trout tue of his all-around consistency.' If E. W. Fouls, who trains this “I.ast seasun the Steelers Tony Manero of Green- for Wilma Van. his third win of the year, started wich, Conn , Sammy Byrd of Red- The haltermen knew- they had to It was dark enough by missed a bet when Wilma Van Respect for 'Em Craig Wood of led Late Thread home in that Fred Mandcl. owner of the Then W'oods began to serve up night rehash their victories. Susan French, 12, (left), style. It happened during the race by seven lengths at 15-1. beat the Mamaroneck, N. Y and Tony Lions, sees thr new Prtt-Cards, soft MufT and Boh Swift rifled a winner of the 25-yard free style, and Nancy Pierson, 14, won by the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club which | Penna of Dayton. 0., all given Never since, however, has she run Packers, n* xt to the Green Ray hit to left Woods couldn’t get the (right), captured the 25-yard breaststroke, listen as four other clubs. better than an outside chance of in a claiming race. looking who up the most formidable hall over for Joe Orengo and the copping the title and Forest prize Wilma Van has moved loam, on paper. former Card strolled. of $3,500 steadily in class. Her 10 rivals of Rooney, who once broke the Trout advanced the runners yessterday formed the most for k hookies at Saratoga, is through with a sacrifice and it was up to Times Classic Loop PUTTER TROUBLE dable field she has faced, with horse belting He refuses Pointe Juniors not only she lead her nearest Cramer. After taking a strike. Dutton Won't Goggin. setting a steady pace, did to buck the mutuels. *I)oc" shred one into left field eliminated Manero, 4 and 3, who foe home by three lengths, sh" “The percentage is against and Swift and Orengo crossed the Faces ended the match on the 33rd answered another question. Wilma you and the marhine has you plate and the game was all tied up. To Have New hole, four under par. for the day. can run in the mud. She did it licked before the action starts,” When Woods walked Eddie Tops in Swim Byrd lost to a rank outsider. yesterday. That means she can Rooney quoted. a Loop By i was “I’m foot- Mayo. Head Puck HAROLD KAHL | Congdon, who played consistently win on any kind of a track. Red Barrett took over the ball and boxing man now.” pitching assignment and put a stop be new bowling team?, six new captains, flve By GEORGE E. VAN on the greens while the former PACE Rooney the club which *prbaseball player had putter trou- puts on the bigger boxing at- TORONTO, Aug. Mervyn new sponsors one Pointe Yacht Club's brought from off The game was finally called ofT 1& opens its tenth season Sept. 19. probably at Olympic Grosce ble. to win. 2 and 1 i Adams Wilma tractions in the Smoky City. All-Star Classic swimming team of high-geared the this one, with t) e :ii the sixth. ' Red" Dutton, the former swash- Wood, the duration Open cham- pace to win The fused forces of the St ref- Recreation juniors is figured to the and Gray to the the Tigers manager of Herb now take pion. was eliminated by Roll, who Bomar Stables Blue training Du** tie. and buckling and coach Mai Gilmour's Southe#tem Recreation. Matthews' Kraetke championship w the ers and Cards ate m Stcmpien's Inter-cluh hen down f>n the final nine second and Al Wellman s Young Wis, under ee- Red So\ willplay a douhle-hcada' the Brooklyn Americans, will de- and Bud Five are the pool settled a* Wauke-lm. today. Hal Newhouser and finals are held in their' own holes Of the 36-hole competition Buddy third Kiesling and Johnny cline an invitation to become new clubs. They replace Paris- Sunday. Aug. their tri- money coarhes Walter Corsica will he Steve On 27 after to win. 3 and 2 A lot of went in on Blue O'Neill's president of the National Hookey I're.siiell clean. Murdock and Sackman s, umph at the Detroit Yacht Club Phil Handler. selections tor mound duty. The victory of Dudley over and Gray because the Jean Val- ¦* League, it was learned here from One of their respectively, Hie latter two not last night. Hines was not a major upset jean griding had whipped the aides Bud- Joe Cronin will counter with reliable sources. Lucas, who used to is Grid Staff backing this Coach Max since the much had been re- good filly Canina in the mud at Parker, Emmett O'Neill, who has turned Dutton was Commissioned as teams season. he something of a fighter dy J. E. Border, which operated around garded as a toss-up. and they Hialeah, tut the gelding just who to I in four straight wins, and Jud to play who. now that the heat League in February, 19*12. follow- (UP> pile up 94 points to Oakland Hills furlongs fullback —The North Carolina Pre- Goodrow, also missing. winning on the 37th l*ole, with a Wilma, who ran the six Lions, wave has lx>en broken, is ready to ing the death of President Frank will be TIH, for the the franchise Detroit club was next putt in 1:11 f-5 under 111 pounds, and return to active service. (’alder. Early in the spring of Flight Cloudbusters. one of Goodrow returned his with Boat Club 15-foot hut in recent to league to 82. Detroit fourth Penna. the dark-haired iron paitj oo.bu. top price since her years has 1941 Dutton was offered the powers among service, football the and it was voted with 52 and Detroit Yacht Club Bob Thvne of Parisclean, which specialist from Ohio, had trouble debut. played and 19, on presidency, token of recognition teams last season, will have a fifth with 48’-a . victory Boy, Garden Bill will bo piloted again by Johnny on both the greens and fairways ! Wilma Van's topped off coached with by the governors of the NHL of coaching staff to direct It was the second time in the st tie NEW YORK. Aug. 18 fINSi four-rnan Crimmins. to lose. 4 and 3. to Schneiter. who Trainer Fouls b* day of the Cardinals, Two hard-punching welterweights, his excellent work in an exacting Burt four meets between the clubs that the meeting. saddled thre£ win- the 1944 squad, Lt. Comdr. ' was the last qualified after He There are role. Dutton asked time to con- “BIG THREE” BAC K the Pointers have come away on Aaron Perry, 18, of Washington lngvversen, the athletic director, medal round. ners for Van Berg, the others be- ¦l2 candidates HI DDY PARKER and Jimmy McDaniels of Los An- sider the offer. top. Oakland Hills which is Hamilton, who several ing Winnnamac and Three squad today. The “Big Three"—Louis won on the geles, graduate into main event Jack Adams of Detroit and Art announced coached bv Charley Lcadbetter southern tournaments last winter, Clovers Handler, one-time Texas Ross of Boston attended today’s lngvversen said that Lt. Comdr. Sielaff's K A B. defending cham- and Bottv Pinkston’s Detroit Golf status in Madison Square Garden pion; to excellent advantage in The filly’s victory also topi • 1 guard, .meeting, largely given over to a Killinger would be head Joe Norris' Stroh and Joe squad ’be other meets. showed Chn-uan has been as- tonight in an eight-rounder. Glenn Club won hrs fimd round to eliminate Harry Toss a triple for Adame, who was jumdated Chicago revamping of rules for 1944-43. coach and that his assistants' Paulus' Chene-Trombly Recrea- While the other competition! with tiic Team will he again along Bas Her, Culver City, Cal., vet- . making Lute comeback after first player, would be Lt. John Roning. Lt tion hack went down to the last events for since 1929. as a Order 10c United States War with Allens eran, 6 and 5. He was ore down ' hfi* previous lean davs. The U. S. assistant coach and Pacific Coast League Paul and Lt. Glenn Harold Mineralites. decision the Pointers led in points later as Hollywood S, Staving* Stamps your De- Br>ant before the final 18 holes began. jockey champion rnaie it three in year, to San Frannaro 4. from Presnell. The latter is a former Henry Fhrle’s C'oca-Cola, Charley all the way last night hut in nearly finally, last as successor Oakland 2. Uoa An**l»r 3 troit carrier. He’ll de- Rudy Walby’s a row, starting with Valdina Conzelman, San OifKn 3 Barramrntn 4. Times and Detroit Lions star. Kotarski's Fife. every issue was Jimmy now assist- your Nebraska event the close. , Bright Beezley 3-9, Portland !S-6 liver them to home. _ Rog Overmyer's De- for E H. and fol- ant to Don Barnes, president of SraMl* DeLuxe W.. Die Inter-club Swimming Asso- troit Gasket, ('ass Schlaaf’s lowing with Three Clovers and the St Louis Browns ciation has now been functioning Wilma Van. Kp sling a BREVITIES: Popsi-Cola ami Dick Krakow's for seven summers. Few of the plaved tackle for Majors, Class A The rain and ihe off track cut Five swimmers are more than 16 jears number of years in the big time l*rosse 110 Holf Moot i attendance to 8,035 and the mi* automatically relin- gridiron loop with the Cardinals, Krakow of age. handl'd one Ford CIO: quished his franchise for failing tuel> $378.0.”2 of the Ifbars and Packers. smallest of meeting. Raseball team was eliminated to have a team with a 040 aver- the Hail Finals last, night from the National age two seasons in a row. hut he In Softball Tilts Pensive Baclcers Semipro tournament being held applied for a new one and was Pauline Belz Gains Wichita, Kan . when defeated I By M F. DRt KENBEOD at voted in. Charley Rabaut's Twen- Rained nut la>t night, four How They Stand Pensive's recent defeats not- by the 76th Infantrv of Wisconsin. tieth Century will be known a« major games will be played at AMERICAN LEAGI E withstanding. turfmen m Chi- The Grosse lie invitational tour- iho record smashing score of 2fiß 8 to 1. Twenty Joe Longwood Semifinals Grand. Adams’ Palm * cago believe the winner of the nament, which with todav s It was a ding-dong match, with as 7-11. Mack Park *omght in the Times- 14 L Frf.'Oß W LM. X oftens Beach Recreation CHESTNTT HILL. Ma*s . Aug. S 88 49 AMI «hi 44 AM ,Il|A winning • El Derby will take ihe Koesis on the nineteenth sponsored Metio|H>htan noftball ( Kentuekv qualifying round and continues iiarohl Verk: New captains in addition to 18 (UP>- Pauline Betz, the Na- Bo* Ml AS 338 1 Emery was 5 down after the Johnny Petro, Cleveland ace . . . Full Mass Pst Drmrr* 133 competi- with Montreal, winning the Mas* out Al Trio!*, TOMORROW’S lln 81 48 .310 IM Chll 4S 84 JMB :HV* Boudreau plans to cleun house ual nine, roaring Br'»ck!on. knockrl GAMES first but came hack Jake and Joe Strobl now own the Rochr*trr. N Y. 3»; Brnnv Single- 4hi 48 38 483 So 1 -* Bkn 44 81 .498 .4# another tion. It hh s opener, 8 to l. and dropping the 130. 4 Enginrcr* with the Indians before with 33 on the second half, finally "Three R's"—Ramona. Royal and ton 133, Hartford, Conn . stopped Benny 7 00—Hudson v» Hudson Bomb- Srstrrday's RrtulH Today'* (.imn heen a best ball nightcap, 9 to 1. All other games Andry 137 Provid«nre. R 1 . id): Uene er* season rolls around. caught through great tee latter having been 8 I. 1, N Y 8. N 2-8 !.. nltht. Wood a of rain. Rolawile. the Roulden, l.V\ Providence, knocked out 7 v» Rngg* on fingers affair since were postponed because 00—Johnson All-Star* Phil 44-8. Mkn ( and “You ran name the 'hot on the 248 eighteenth, re- Freddy Farr B»t *n »2>, Youn* I‘ltt 7-#. In. T N. yard purchased from John Viviano 148. v» (hi (hi. of the players I would 1-942. Ti«er Fkiwrr*. 149 WorcMter. Masr , 8 15—Hudson Midland Bo* 7. 3. Ko* at one hand then won the first extra hole with cently. Nugent. Hkn-( In. I’hll-Pltl, nl(hf. trading,” k kilt nix The final of knocked out Bahv 142. Bo»ton 42». 9 30—Hudson Ctrl* v» F'.in* rain. not consider Boudreau urn a par 4 E. & B PepNi-Cola will roll the very first tournament, in 1937. Inter-Club Swim Results and w i« quoted. That was Emery’s second vic- a six-game match for the bene- pitcher, is not brought together two of the coun- S.Viard frer atvlr won by Rob Provan- Jim Bagby. the tory at Crosse lie. He won in fit of the Red Cross at West Side represented bv of the fing- try's standout amateurs Chuck ral PYC Charles Klerk. GPYC. second Every Jimmy Hdtlo one 19k8 by defeating Johnny Foley, Vrt Pi, is. PRC, thirl. Don Buell. Oak- and Olympic Recreations Aug. They’ll 110 It Time By er*. means, possible the Kocsis a Walker Cupper, and land Hills, fourth. Bob Schreiner. DGC. which 3-2. in the deciding match, 26-27 . . . Boh Schlaaf, president Tigers another effort Cluck Hat licit who, that season. fifth Time 16 will make Emery seemed headed for his -Wnr of tlw? Boys League, has been in- ! • Michigan open with OTPs' 27T¦- ar-- Original enteenth and the eight- Bo>s' 2-V-vard free Minder game at Twentieth Century / 0117 won on VVon by John Allmsnd. OPVC Rurwell series I SOME. MOPE DOVOO eenth. .lories PYC and John BurlclKht. Oakland next Wednesday at 9:00. \ F'NK’S . Hills lied fi r eernnd. Rod Campbell. PP.C, Meetings: Michigan State Bowl- I HAVE FUGUE M \T< HKD RECORD fourth Hru> e Allen. DRC. fifth Tim». IS IW MINOR ing Association at Shelby C ?PLAV ) /VV r'' -Ox L( Hog • Tattooing Dios and Fort lirls 2%-yard free etyle ill tirden ff^SOuSsMOCE That enabled Burkemo to match Won hy Husan French. tll'YC Joan Sunday at 2 p m. . . . Women's \ IT JUST FOR - 'gH! i . . i . ~ II *r • I• ' a DON f.M * Emery's record of two victories. Motor House at Southeastern next • LII Mstmlre P‘l<\ third. Barbara VVarner , ( I vhould have 'C U Mt. i defeated Dr. John Murphy. PVC. fourth Vi key VVehmeier. DBC. Tuesday at 8 00. . . . Lucky Strike l t Sportsman and -I CAMOUFLAJEO V Me h gan owners of fin* int- Mil hie m 7-» in the 1939 final. fifth Time. !6 Senior House pe\t Tuesday at 9:00 t¦> J As*. V » g (!-.gs today mourn tin d* tb I! •'.* • ! *i'e Ohncis Association. Bovs' Vo-vard free s'v'r ni-lu' - Won . . . The event was played a best Cosl-110. New Fairview Ladies next - ’ Miller t•¦»t? <>*> law w.t* |»,a>.Mij in hv Chari Hrrr trrow at 2 p. m *itut nn'l Throughout th<* state Boy a* 2', yard tree Major League Leaders 1>• i-2, in the final hv Clark Fteholes DOC Charl-s Ma hns. * Ii cr *l.e Armstrong Funeral fi r many yeats. Dr Cornell came back last year OPYC second Bill M.Bride f>BC. third. By I nil Ml rro» . i h ttvc»i tor ticno, but in Hill* fifth Time 13 P'.ayrr rhih B AB R H Pet of the Michigan ta*- its tit they conquered the free s'yle (over 16' Co-au’nor years of all and Grand Olrls' 50-vard Dorrr Beaton 11 4 424 *5 140 3.10 j,t" th- to come owners by Hilla; liv) . a 'i- Won Susan Reeder. Oakland 91 371 91 120 322 1 Rapids combine of John Sharp -.e.ond, Alice Fox. Boaion tivc met j I¦. ¦- would urge compulsory 4-3, Mar . a M tr hn». c.PYC .lUatxfU id ioL- tnd Harold Brink. for the Cm hli DRC third Re’ty pypsa-n, PTC. os 114 rg ;it H Boudreau. Cleveland ill 433 137 identify i title f irth. Carol Colombo, DGC. fifth Johnson Bostr.n 103 341 SO 111 307 i ho 9 303 34 141 337 campaigned : ;;ild organized this tournament. by T. bn Fieri OPYC Put Costello. Oak- a! \< the Mii.Mal. St t.oul* 111 437 89 133 334 i i ri of «• . with idea ,ard ¦ law '.no** its in the armed Hi!'- t, 1 Clare Sober. PBC. Hopp Ft LouM 98 370 84 123 339 Both now are forces. •- M to na* rd i •> Pr rr-al. DT«', frurth. Wal* n r. ' . M.ijion combat - Medwick New York 102 393 37 131 330 inrep* ¦ i¦ are i any of who com- c,;.i 13 1 \<>n v. i«»« V' those cr QUO fifth Time Hushes. Chicago 87 348 32 112 322 19(7 and was th* <;¦•.« peted in 1 earlier tournaments. 23- yard breast 6tr>ke «14-15' >*» BATTFO UPTC, Perky IM IN instrumental in In their absence. Dr Hafold R. Won b- Nar.cv Piersor Niehoison, Cuba ?o Klllott. Pirates 79 !¦ rd DTC second. Janet Dewey. DGC 74 adding an DBC. fifth * « the event alive. Fitaaimmons. m. 11*d Nancy P.e i \ • »>. Imi h im' Aug , • ¦ Viryinia Cliff. rxiC HIT* * r CHICAGO. 48 Albeit Sin- i i Unfi «h'rd if At V R ? irr 9 ••-»- unter and real 111 . - • Time—- Cards I>4 porrr ReoS<>t 140 GO sc- retaT\ of the Chicago ¦ rrtn PY«'. fifth. m>s r,< H*h he A'A« prevtden’ ol M',4 rtefar. Holme* Hr* .« Is i to hi H n iIPYC Piarne Pei*e- Q’ o n I O I • li.*••» I r-.*nr for the past 30 year* was be Mj«ial 89 IMpn Ca ds •< ' _ * ' , gini/'iti -• ’ , s pee .son ~9 i i»lr .I '•* w r*r*« n • . ; ' M-. -I , 1 H rS -ond. | e tod-". Death was . ;*- t •• r - r'V'C ’ ir*h TWr- Red *5 NlChOiSon. CuM 81 Hr Yan«j —Th« Drtroll Tlmr* it -a G... er. PBC. Ofth Tune— 13 •. isi weiaa, M Previously he "as pret. < r nt <•’¦ ; 1,, ~.n* caused by a heart attack.