DETROIT TIMES, JAN 26, 1942 PAGE 13 Wing Lines Crumble as Rangers Win, 11-2 SPORTS A GOOD BIG MAN BEATS A GOOD LITTLE MAN—ESPECIALLY IN BASKETBALL New York Gets By LEO MACDONELL SPORTS EDITOR Auto null I Golf Cancellations Clubs to Suffer Six Goals in Made Despite From Lack of Helped by Roosevelt’s Plea Golf Competition Height Second Period SUGGEST NEW ALL-STAR CONTEST Despite the elimination of the Rookie Scores Three I renter jump after a score in bas- James D. Standish Jr. is a fine gentleman who has done ketball. height is still the all-im- to Help Hand Detroit in winning a close much for golf hereabouts, but the writer can’t agree I>ortant factor with him game or making a runaway out of Its Worst Loss Ever and his associates in the management of the Detroit District a close one. The tall team willcon- Golf Association that there was need for canceling golf tourna- trol the ball on jumps, will get the ments in Michigan. Nor, from what we gather in our travels, do ball off the hank hoard more often NEW YORK. Jan. 26.—New and will rid- a of the association's members agree, mention many score points on push shots York's rampageous Rangers, lot not to where the team small ran t. ing high at the top of the National other golf-minded folks. was the case night at Such last League, today have Wit- As a matter of fact, we failed to be impressed with need Holy Redeemer High as the Auto Hockpy the for the United States Golf Association's calling off the National Club five swept to victory over the nesses who will testify that lead. These Open and other tournaments of nation wide scope. To us it Sunoco team of Toledo. 59 to 33. Rangers deserve the Controlling the all the way. Ranger* seemed an exhibition of hysteria, which, if anything, would give ball 14.789 last night saw the the Auto (’lubbers led at the half. an comfort to the enemy rather than help in the the war. hand the Detroit Red Wings winning of 33 to 14. and increased their lead 11-2 defeat, the Blue Shirts’ sixth But whereas both the USGA and the Detroit Association almost at will during the second straight victory over Jack Adams’ appear to have acted somewhat hastily, if not wisely, Standish period. MmSsSSm i m < men. and his cohorts did have the benefit of President Roosevelt’s Cmcy Sachs. Aulo Club man- The wholesale scoring was com- ager, who is not tall, two guidance whereas signed parable to Detroit's 10-0 defeat of the President's letter to Commissioner Landis tug men beforp the game. the Montreal Canadiens three containing a plea for the continuance of baseball had not been Tanana and D'Arcy O’Neil,'former !weeks ago, hut this time it w*as written at the time the national body gave out its edict. Lawrence Tech players. They took ihe Wings who suffered, taking And while the President's letter mentioned baseball only, turns playing center last night as their worst defeat in history. Aulo Bush, up we are quite sure that Mr. Roosevelt, a warm friend of athletics, Club ran its season’s record With Edward Webster to 20 victories and five from the Providence Reds of the would object defeats. not to the use of his letter as a guide for all sports, Leo Beeb<‘. University of Mich- American Hockey league, making including golf. igan captain in 1939. played his his initial start on defense in place last game with Auto Club and of Buck Jones, the Detroit de- What's the Test for Fitness scored 9 points. Before the game fense fell apart and the fancy The ITSGA amended its constitution so that member organ- started, he announced from the Blue Shirts tallied at will. that Ills izations like the Detroit District Association may donate as prizes floor he was enlisting in the Is^«. RANGERS’ SPEED RECORD navy. Jack Piana got 11 for Auto to amateur players defense bonds and stamps. Then Mr. Standish Club while Art Sherer of Toledo In the second period, when they gives as one of the reasons for, loci them all with 13. mowed down Johnny Mowers with mSSM I six goals, the Rangers established canceling tournaments "the pro- iwhat was considered to be a speed motion for war relief or the Red 3 DBA Teams record by registering three time* Cross.'* The USGA calls off the in 48 seconds. Carrying over into National Open and then lends Out of Playoffs the third period, in which they twice at again at its support to a new "National Three teams are already out of scored 1:10 am! 3:01. the Rangers tallied six goal* Open" Chicago the playoffs in the Detroit Basket- sponsored in and hall Association, following games in one second less than six min- called the "Hale America Tour- at Holy Redeemer yesterday. utes. nament." The "Hale America Winston, Ford Local and Allen Grant Warwick, the little skat Regina Tournament" is to help in "the Tark all dropped their third skater from the amateurs straight who appears to have the “rookie physical fitness program." we game of the second half and were eliminated. West Side of the year’’ distinction clinched, are told. Were not the war, heat Winston 54 to 37: Saxon AC contrived the hat trick of scoring aspects of the whole thing so* defeated Ford Local, 53 to 38. and thrice and assisted in another. A serious one might ask faceti-l Arthur’s whipped Allen Park. forecast of what was to fol- low* was given to the large crowd ously if the officials believed 40 to 31. golf AK44IND WAIT STANDINGS when Phil Watson beat Mow’ers the Michigan and Detroit tour-, W J„ Prf W L P< ? at 1:29 of the opening period. naments to be for "physical! Brigg* 3 0 1 OOP riMilm* 1 2 .333 Strangely enough, this was the How Auto Club won: Tall FRANK- MEKULES of W»*. SM# 3 n 1 oen Tr"!»n* 1 2 .333 How’ Auto Club won: Tall WALTER TANANA of 0 " * K(4'«h only marker unfitness HBkl A r’h'ir 3 0 1 rxvi T 1 2 .333 made in a period fmAuto Club, :n white, out jumps MARVIN DL’BBS of Auto Club, in white, leaps high to push in a basket. AL which was so listless the spec- AC ,kk7 PordL/wat oo ... Mr. Standish s main reason ' Toledo, gain to control after a held ball. Ofm 2 1 .kk7 Ali»n Pk n 3 .non FERRIS, No. 11, and AL SHERER. No. 14. can’t stop him. tators clapped a chant with their it seems, for calling off the hands. tournaments is that there are “so many of the state's best THE CAME THE FLOOD players in the service of the country." To carry out the District Hogan The sluggishness continued Association leaders philosophy, we should not have baseball Norris, Watch Out for "M* Loops P Stroh State Puts through five minutes of the second because Boh Feller and other stars are in the service. College period, or until Warwick had his football should be called off because coaches and players arc at I Strokes Michigan first success. Clint Smith's hard war. Five Won't Capture Conference Title, shot rebounded from a goal post onto Standish and fellow Lead in of Warwick’s stick and he lashed Mr. officers, at least, cannot be accused K. C. It .Off | But Surely Can Score Upsets Dissolution it in from close quarters. The of being copycats. Both the New York and Boston districts will Alioatl action speeded up thereafter and F LINT .Tan. 5« Detroit | I FLINT, Jan. 28 (INS).—Dead- continue all regular tournaments, it is announced from the at 13:1.1 Bill .Tud/a, Ranger de- At- bowlers moved in’o rhe front in 1 BIG TFV STANDINGS 'plunge into their Big Ten schedule lantic SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 28 W L f’F rv locked by a .3-3 vote, Michigan fense man. made the score .3 to 0 seaboard. Among the best reasons forwarded for con- the .Michigan Knights j almost immediately. And almost (INSi of Columbus Mlmom k n of plaj Bowling here this Pn-a.i* 3 r ,7sn lA4 in? immediately lost their first three in the Detroit Tournament ’* ing in *b«-* .WHO San Francisco (? j>«•r. Wmn»« 5 2 .714 3.V. 2*2 games. handicap February a pass from Smith. area—is affect might week-end Aith Stroh of Detroit \A"i»< ..non That was foisted recessed until 15 before the cancelation have on various golf clubs. golf tfnirn.vnrrt the 4 3 571 324 2*l Starting at 17:02 Alex Shibieky. startl'd over taking over the five-man honors 3 .3 . Son 2*7 2k2 on them by the revision of the taking another vote on officially Wholesale cancelations coming on the heels of the rumored golf faiiwa\v of thf California Goif I l *** 3 3 . Son 2k* 255 Mac Colville and Warwick all and Joe Norris the singles and all- 4nn schedule. disbanding the league. The an- ball shortage might resignations Club it vas belting B. n Indun* 2 3 197 22* pasted the puck past Mowers In prompt a flood of unnecessary t«*da> Ohio Stiff 2 4 333 2k7 .305 17 FOR CARTMILL Hog,in. <•! \. Mi'-higun 5 . 2*k 'nual meeting, held here, heard 48 seconds. Colville on a pass which would devastate some our H'M Pa. who wa* Joe Megvesi Lr*h- 2 247 293 of best country clubs. And the and William Chtrng > O leading ts. Did wi’h a halfway k .non l*k 34* Michigan handed Ohio State ID President Tom Halligan report from Alf Pike tallied at 17:34 and maintenance of golf facilities is in the best interests of the effort in-ki ot I let roit w <-n’ to the mp total of 180 fourth defeat in six starts mainly Warwick on a relay from Walter f f the leaders in the doubles with The University of Michigan ha* $2,558 in the league treasury. to maintain morale and physical fitness. p Capt. Bill Pratt made his second marker at Two on is of |ila\ w< i e slated the;r 1282. The Rev. John Martin counted the Peg because Cartmill had If the league votes to disband In fairness to Mr. Standish it hern out of Ten of his hot evenings, scoring 17:50. Smith’s goal at 19:35 made should be pointed ou* that the today for the .V pros and 11 ama- and Anthony Hammersehmidt of one 17 the the ba*kethall race, but conference points. for duration of the war, the score 6 to 0. admirable president of the District Association has not ruled teurs who have tnu- far survived. Rai sing were the onlv survivors of Bryan With hi- r unds of ».5 and 71 on foe* ran t overlook the Wolverines Tonight Michigan moves Inio clubs have agreed each to take! Hextall scored a little out all local tournaments. There will be as usual a Father and list week, dropping from first to more than a minute after the last tin* par 7j-hc ipse that Bloomington to meet an Indiana SIOO from the treasury, leaving Son tournament, the mixed foursomes and rltib team matches. I tfurd place m ihe doubles. Northwestern discovered period opened and at 3:01 Mac held a four stroke lead over the when it was handed its first con- live that bowed to Wisconsin some $750 for operating expenses Clubs accustomed to holding invitation meets will, The leaders: Colville made the landslide 8 to 0. of course field. v> :th Raw-on Litt'e of San IIVK M%N TI Wl ference defeat by the victory- 42-38. reversing an earlier score. when ihe league resumes. Flint. Grosso, r * Don on one of the finest make their own decisions. The Detroit women and Hue of s* TV? rv»it ? 1 F» of will decide on Francisco Bassler starved men Coach Bennie Minnesota, which battled Illi- Lansing and Grand Rapids favor individual plays of the night, frus- runmng ?<> ( night their course this week. Los Altos ra x? him Mu J V PeHttif L tosterhaan. Saturdav it nois for first place Saturday, will immediate disbanding, but St. Sugar Henry’s ,r| * trated Jim hid for each. 1 c* f was Ohio State, riding a two- he fighting it out with Purdue at Joseph, Muskegon Saginaw- I.« A U ne* !.*n* iz 2*26 and a shutout at 5:18. Warwick’s third All alone In fourth p'aee Was game winning streak, that wa* Lafayette tonight second place. the opfxising New Kind of All-Star Game Suggested mu hi i h for formed bloc. goal at 7:03 was a bit of a freak. of o.ak t upset Dirk Met/ Park. 11l 1939 .I VPi jpx \V T.cahi-«K Pe*” 12*2 by a 55-39 count. to the It is only a matter of form, neat • Ohio State should Mowers had made a save | Leo Macdonell. V return of champion, with a 7>-71 I*l A J Ni r* H 125 T Returning a however, keeps in 9 » ? • • * Harr,™*-* from Pacific Coast victory column tonight .v lion it that the league Grant's hard shot but Carl Dear Sir With much interest I read in your column recently stroke him was Lloyd K M r!in A. Y mW. Lis- behind ! • • r* 1211 trip, the Bucks were forced to entertains Chicago in the onh existence for ihe next fortnight. 1 rombe, skating past the cage, in- big Mangrum. Monterey Park, ' :t* • T'p- about leaguers in I'nole Sam s armed fores and it reads like and A1 :»K V O'-urk -t 1220 other conference game scheduled. Mu*kegon. a Tiger farm club last' advertent Iv kicked the rebound in. < >rr., a "dream team" all right. You've got something there. Zimmern m Portland. with vear. has already sent prospective RAMiERS DETROIT OF D. TO WIN H-nry Mf.wtrg 38-hole totals of 1 12 %V »r « * I*. RALLIES Tigers Tiger O J 7*14 to other clubs. f I have noticed where the Great Lakes Training Station has \ *r ? Coulter HP. Although tie fell way ofT bis a * «h Pff Damp Field Forces cage Ori*n>lo * On the local front the Buy a Bomber Pratt D. beaten some of the best college in T Nm n K P#»r I. B'fwirt teams basketball. , opening of 0$ scoring 7a W \ *0(1 round a !)#'*'» University of Detroit was forced Wat C \ j i a a ! S j u ft Ai Htxtill R.W. Wir*i Why not advocate an all-star team from the big leagues Harrs Cooper of Minneapolis was U"' to rally in the second half to win r %i i n r<* Patrick I. W . Ah-1 playing an all-star team tied for next place With 3, n Soccer Postponement a St. Substitution*: Ranger*—Rhlhlckv M CrU from the « Benedict's Gives armed forces? That would M T N rr pr»f * 32-24 doci*ion from Western stroke und< r pa: 7 \ I»p'i • 1 > too soft, villa. N eoivlU- Warwick Smith. Pika. be more interesting even than the regular all-star big league With grounds four Lawrence Tech. 19-M victor Juria Kunt*. Detroit M«oer. B>i*h. I,l*. Hows, - games in the *tate amateur Big rnmha. Brun-t-au, Buy a Bomber i r 1fcAA soccer over Ferris Institute of Rapid* Glaaahracht, game, which I understand is scheduled for Brooklyn this year. T P Brown, Carvpfh. Mrßaavy, V * league off seeking Lourdes First Defeat N>*-’ Bav C*> I^4Si were called yesterday. Saturday, will he its third (It was played in Detroirlast season, Official* 8.1 l Chadwick. Fran w York 2" s ; *7 »l I 17:02 against Expand n« Saturday game start* Ranger*. individual Tigers. Play « by Hispano fourth in 13 the Benedict (N. Colvlll*, clubs such as the A game like' that in 7 9V k.T «A Venetian® over St. as did Ed Hamm’s 11 5 M Colvill# Pike), Briggs Stadium would T rr.nn 17 \n i *7 a.V 3V when the latter squad was unable week-end. losing a 52-49* decision points. Ted Laßor was valuable on 17:34. rertainlv be a wonderful thing, wouldn’t it?! Ote< nun .V 11 I f| fc.T T3 to 4—Ranger*. Warwick (Pratt), 17:.W Zeller, general to raise a full team. Notre Dame. the Lourdes side. 7—Ranger*. Just think of an all-star team the army .Tark manager nf PKTf'.OJT 1-t 19 2 *¦> 1 »*» 22 Smith • (Warwick, Kunti), from and navy in- H- > r n in 22 1 120 21 18 3.3 P-naltv Br >wn Tigris. , tfunking ¦ cluding Bob Feller, Ted Williams ihe ahead. V -• mu s 2-. n’r I TOP 3 01 Zeller now suggesi> ti en-agr TOMOKKoM s «. VMIs 10—Detroit, Oro*,n ( una**l*te.: « George >l-0 playing p< riod under sueti a plan 1 ir-tp 2" U I 1V» 01 |« Rudv Walhy’s Five and Hopeful WHAT THEY SAY # Of ;f t ' M I M the 13 switches made in the with the s.i ,ito oj'< n tin May la H 12 71 32 Bryant’s Schmidt are nestled in EI.MER ear, it looks ax though the\ nr»* all tr>ing tVSTIKN DIVISION Class B. John Dempsey's New fore state b ague club owners W ;. T UK C,A P(« of The Detroit Times Bowling Record Crowd Is Expected their best to put over the sport. It v« ill go if the\ on Garfield of the Traveling League # keen like They will render a derision nev Hi 1 jo : i i iis m 2 4i Sweepstakes today following an- thU." P- *' 221 592 beacon. RICHARD WATTS, New York Herald-Tribune I*hil» a Bomber 2 IS week-end. Ben Fruehaufs Pillar Recreation writing of Sonja Heme: "Would it he completely sacrilegious I %st N 11.14 I*s HI si l.rs tied for fourth on 2715. of lndtanapolm k, niiflplpr These two Detroit Times Classic Jane, the me to Ehrhardt previous skating Waah’nstnn 2. H iWaio 2 (ov»r:imo. Pillar prop, gave a les- hockey moguls expect the season * phia C'VSrtinsf). fives tried hard to pry loose Joel illfilL.' •how called ‘The Ice Follies of 101’*,' a more Huron Track Team N.» Havrn 4 I’h'lad* 3 son by coming hark with 219-207 largest attendance at tonight’* PittKhurph s Prf*vtfl#rrk i 4ovkrtim«>. Recreation, exciting performer In the same medium?** * PauluV Chene-Tromhly after beginning s (, \>|j a 157 for 583. hockey double-header. PanscT an, DM 'DM s from the top with its 2987 score; ¦v' ’ *¦*•» H'r«hrv at e><»%»lar'l IN defeated in its last two start* member the \ N>« at Phitadrlphia. on the final squad last night, hut’ THF GROOVE TAT RRADY. of Kroekis five in J Has Biq Schedule Havrn after rung 15 game* without a Eastern Traveling Bowling League, which is now \ f' tt«h a' Sf'rintfir were ronsiderahlv short. Walby's T* seemed to he a Jan. 28 Michigan B iffa'n at Waahinutf'n. New Garfield defeat, meets Akron. Mansfield, in first place “I think our fl\e has finally got YPSILANTI. shot 2895 and Schmidts 2859 to night for \ Normal Saturday will rmbaik on Karl Maliks St. Alber- winner last week 7 to 6 over hot and will stick for the remainder of the sea- f MICIIK.AN-ONT \HIO 1.F.A01 E fall in line behind Frank Damico's to* loop team, " headed by Alex Windsor in a fierce game, engage® * its most ambitious indoor track Mn on , p W :. TOK QA Ftl Midwest with 2930. RAY tiUNHKR Mi/e. romhined for 2724 Toledo. season in several yea r*. roach •Partarlran k 7 33 and third V 12 3 3 10k Five misses and five splits held in Class C Malik, 0% J Lloyd W. (>lds announced today. Winiaof 15 •» 1 12k M 4 31 And the prop, A short-lived rebellion, staged .TINT Ht’GHEY. owner of the Detroit Eagles WT ' S 11 1 S 2 102 17 Walhy’s down to 893 as a starter, 229-211 for his 815 and Brvant whipped across the week by and furnish • 20.3-191-231 for last Dalton McKenna and pro basketball champs; "The Eagles will be host Albion Kalamazoo will Manrflrli k 12 S «3 If* 12 hut the hoys came bark in the was there with two 20-4’s in B<»7 825. which is a big Rudy player*, the opjKVsitmn for the Hurons in Akron .5 15 1 79 11# 11 score for a Zunu h, Panseleani to a *2..V>O round rohln pro tourney at Olympia rtkAfie •I’iajrft thrrr second for 984 with a miss and a Five splits and four misos in the wages, their firs* meet, said 'ii'ir-jioin* *amr» little gnj. over was instrumental in •omeflme In early March. The Eagles, liens, ”pyL. he I \sT NK.HT N Ht>l I.TB split less and then climbed to first, three misses in the *eoond James Stephens’ Wy- the activities the •* rest of ( Ak-Dn k Mar*firft 2 Amiots of placing of M-O Sphas and either tilohe Trotters or Oshkosh will t The tire schedule: ; 1038 Ray C»lin*ke bettered Pa- and 10-pin and 7-pin trouble in Krh ? t.ojoln I’mvrrxity (Chicmo) si TDNI4.HT'** 4. Mils andotte followed into fourth with loop in the headlines for she flrxt touring \kr-m v*. high series ago. the prevented compete. The team Is in the South at f Am Arl*"r Panariran. Mieo's of a week third Schmidt from 2717. tfie pilot setting the time this season M-O owner* ar# ?>h i« MuhiKsn sn-1 Muhissn Ftatf st T" fin v*. Mankftrlrt BM. by toppling 190-245-211 for going higher. pace present.** st with a 220 finish for 580. certain the hilling they received Y' Fi*M H«'ii‘« «A'n Art f > The only Ervin F**b North Onirnt it Ann Vrr«>r mf.tropoi.it \n i.faoi f 848. week-end saw one Watson's San Diego Club of the during the week will he reflected RTH'CE TOWLE, stale senior men's figure ssh 27 S'ste r»- a\« n| KiO t sr«ifiK leader fall by the wav side. John Side at the Ik)x office tonight. '* VV r. v p’« H> s 1MRM%,,,,T Krt. ;* Nst;* -ttl \\f *• Nfw Ytk r. T or DITKO ONE SHORT West Courier nailed sixth on skating chnrpßion: "With Hugo l.alne in the air C’ra! fell 5 2 1 27 27 11 Koltunow kv* Altos of ilamiramok uni c h IT., 2878. Ernest Slough's Halrv Ares McKenna 7. and th# On* Pi- lifrr, V e ih .V'' 2 1 II 22 11 ('la** vv,»v a me to M e-'h 7 e f. . i n< r Steve a mighty with in giving corps It's little more work for Alden Sibley and take over ¦ * Dutkn. fine 2825 D eighth lo igue s most player. . f e I 9 gained colorful We* cM«i| • s’ ! . t* a 1 25 IV with 2882. Al MH- rm i- t t i * w i* Glin- to his numbers hut it's a pleasure. We're keeping our lingers o Nni ||'frn»r I o 32 :* of equaling Francis Lahadie’* All-Ameri- * Just M sr, h II M'l’i't :> i «¦ st Inlsnsptln *tv>rt c/er 5«1 and James Whelan’s I. tmpsa, will he haek in the Parti- I'TIWA o 7 1 u 33 j * crossed that no more of us are called before the big show." He's Vtsri h 21 ("h ¦ t*. rf'to ** f*hi<*sso ske feat by a single pin as cans. This club in*cried 84‘> be- lineup tonight. * 573 took the honors. clean the Eigure carnival Vstih 25 51 xhifcan AAL n*i*.« at D»- U'IIHDD HI »l 11s with tween two games •peaking of Detroit Club-The Detroit Times i tsnts* vs • It Nrll H flnrr u l'«v%-0,.1* Sehmidt hounded mound 931- 900 for 2840 Starting time the first gam* ‘ trr.it J (Score# for Stars and Stripes" at Arena Gardens, January 27 and February 3. March 27 Clsveiand relay* at Cleveland Au'n n in 4. I’RVV A 3. 974-9M. DutVn wheeled tn 202- Steve Zeminger’s 201-200 in 588 on Page 15) is set for 7 30.