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Shelby Licks Cherryville 5 to 2 in Opener SPORTS Shelby Licks Cherryville 5 To 2 In Opener SHELBY DAILY STAR EIGHT NEW CHAMPIONS CROWNED IN Three Lions Rally In The Fourth AAU’S Pittsburg Regulars HARRY ROBINSON, Sports Editor NATIONAL BOXING TOURNEY To Win Game BOSTON, the To Be Drafted At Inning First April 4—(IP)—As 112-pound Keith Hamilton, a 16- Anytime National A.A.U. boxing commit- year-old New Orleans stripling, Shelby high school’s baseball team defeated the Cherry- teemen joyously hugged themselv- and Middleweight Allan Faulkner, By TED MEIER es over their most profitable tour- the slugging Buffalo negro, who NEW Sports ville Iron Men yesterday afternoon 5 to 2 in a thrilling con- YORK, April 4.—UP)—The 1945 pennant hopes Roundup nament in many years, experienc- overcame that division’s supposed- test. The tilt was the of the Pirates, who finished second in the first conference game of the current ed critics of amateur fisticuffing ly unbeatable Stanley Shealey of Pittsburgh Na- NEW YORK, April 4—(4*)—Un- to in Greenland tional last army posts season. “Boots” Kent, pitching for Shelby gave up six hits today were hailing 1945’s eight Chicago, to win his title. League season, were jolted yesterday. Catcher answered questions: What be- and Bermuda was about Lou during the contest, three of them in the fourth result- champions as the most capable Sparkling in the tourna- Hank Camelli was ordered up for induction April 18 while came of that name” coach inning "big Gehrig. “I was pleased that crew crowned here since the 1928 ment’s unadulterated slugging Third Baseman Bob who ing in the two runs made Elliott and Southpaw Fred Osterxnuell- supposedly was hired for the Lou wasn't by Cherryville. Olympic year. sessions were Jetson Arnold forgotten,” says ■ xii uic mob tnu uuuugo, v/uci er may aiso ue canea. Brooklyn Tigers shortly after they Charlie Ber- The title com po- of who won the Red Umpire He had a total of two-night Philadelphia, finished the threatened to score but the eight strikeouts Elliott, one of the few major lea- season without Pete ry’s only regret about that ryville tion ended with two of the 135-pound honors with a three- Cawthon? to his credit and only gave up two guers to bat in more than 100 runs Prexv Tom Gal- same tour was that he missed Shelby infield tightened and bril- championships held by Indian round technical knockout over bases on balls. Dellinger also pitch- a was directed to Detroit Red lery's current reason for being in- the baseball writers’ dinner liant youths from Oklahoma City, James Willey of Columbus, O., year ago, report Wings fielding prevented the visit- ed a as he struck out terested in a merger with the Bos- good game Amos Aitson and for three for the first time in 15 years, ing team from a single 118-pound light heavyweight Dick Nutt of days hospitalization for ton making six of the Shelby batters and In Yanks is: “We don't have e and Penn State 128-pound Virgil Franklin. The Alexandria, Va., who out observation. Finals Leo Houck, tally. In the first frame, Wright, walked two. edged Ostermueller, winner Hockey coach and they have a dam other six titles were clever Carmen Fredericks of i __ gooc boxing coach, added that he the first man up, got a hit and widely of 11 games in 1944 after one.” Was Allen and Lane led the hitting leaving the football rules missed the intercollegiate mitt Quinn sacrificed him to second, scattered, in Buffalo, Phila- Cleveland, in their final, and DETROIT, April 4 —UPb- Al committee for Shelby as they were credited Brooklyn, learned his previous re- thinking about the ov- matches for the first time in but Henkle grounded out; Kent delphia, Alexandria, Va., Cleve- Charles Lester, the 237-pound Detroit Red Wings, gaining th* with two hits each for three offi- was reversed a erwhelming success of the "T' 23 When Dixie Wal- land, Chicago and New Or- Cleveland negro, who jection by review j years struck out Summer, retiring the cial at the gained ; Stanley Cup final* hr th* formation when it ruled out the trips plate. Bridges col- board in Hockey ker, who just signed with the side with still on second. leans. the heavyweight honors. Washington. He may be Wright lected two hits for the Lions in second time since 1942 on a elbow block? ... A lot of coaches bril- Dodgers for $18,000, came up In the second Dellinger Outstanding in the starting field Lester, 18, was felled twice in called for induction at any time. claim inning, four times at bat. Cherryville’s the success of quick-opening from the league to Jer- Blackwood sin- of 83, hand-picked in 16 A.A.U. the first round by Cincinnati liant four-goal performanos by Sally grounded out and hitter was Black who Other training camp items: "T” plays on the "cloth leading rap- to was James depends in his was districts, from start finish Brown, another — veteran Carl sey City 1930, salary gled in leftfield and Black singled out two in gigantic St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Liscombe last night black," which is a ped singles four ap- just polite name $500 a month. Abe Lee, Chicago’s 147,-pound Chi- negro. The Clevelander, however, meet the Toronto Deal* her* to center. They both advanced pearances. Jack Creel, of Columbus, drew Maple for momentary It wit A decisive stormed back in holding on a but were left nese-American winner. the second round praise from South- Friday night in the first battle for be passed ball, Friday afternoon Shelby will Manager Billy harder to do with the hands SNAP JOB victor in every Lee reached to register a knockdown for him- the famous stranded as McGinnis struck out to Lincolnton to start, worth. “He has everything he needs 52-year-old trophy. and arms close to the sides journey play their j Due to the shortage of blank and Hayes grounded out second his fistic peak while battering Bill self and then out-slugged his op- to be winner in majors,” Billy said. Liscomb's feat knocked the Bos- And who said second conference game and unless spring was here- cartridges in Australia. track to Truell, a Philadelphia negro sta- ponent through all of their final St. Louis Browns—Gene ton Bruins out of the chase first. the open date for Tuesday, April Moore, cup 9 with football busting into the meet starters have been tioned at the R. I., Naval rounds. whose to 3 before using rat BAILEY BREAKS ICE filled the Quonset, pinch hitting proved valu- 14,508 fans. news ? 10 is Lions will not play already traps instead of pistols in the the- ace Air station, for a three-round tech- Totals for the two-night tour- able last year, got into first game In the cup finals, ths | Dellinger, Cherryvilie's again until Friday week when Kings Wings lhat the of the is nical knockout in the champion- nament were 13,957 attendance and and hit a double in two meet a team from which or.v snap spring pitcher, had things under con- Mountain will play here. attempts. they won FIXING RESPONSIBILITY almost as loud as the crack of a ship round. $27,673 in gross receipts, about its Boston Red Sox—Jim Wilson and games in ten j trol in the first two innings CherryviHe AB R H PO A eight contests dur- Atop his column in the Sait Lake Jack Lavclle Other skillful new titlists were best in two decades. Red Barrett were nominated to the pistcl probably as he retired the Shelby men Wright. 3b 3 ing season, losing one sad ty« City Deseret News the other would pitch against Yankees the day like to put traps in front of in one, two, three but today. ing other. order, Quinn, ss _ 3 Scribe Ies Goates affixed a note: the who are Boston Braves—Rookie Dick Cul- sprinters always the Lions collected two walks Henkle, 2b_ 4 "The ideas set forth in the fol- the Nelson Shoots Lr seems to have beaten out Whitey One of the earllst jumping gun. and three hits off him in the Summer, If___4 Byron botants | lowing editorial are presented as Last Wietelmann for shortstop. dens was at third frame and scored four ..4 Fights Night Karnak, Egypt, the opinions ot the South Dellinger, p Chicago White Sox—Southpaw 1500 High SERVICE DEPT. runs. who drew 67 In Round B.C. Hoyt Bailey, Blackwood, c.. 3 Warmup Thornton out with a will scribe and not necessarily those star BROOKLYN—Phil Palmer, 140 Lee, cold, T-Sgt. Earl Bell, Detroit a walk, as the first man up, of the Black, cf .. 4 miss Detroit game Deseret News sports edi- a few ago. B. today. golfer years recently scored the first run for Shel- lb_ 4 1-2, Vancouver, C., outpointed ATLANTA, April 4—(/P)—Byron tor.” The column was a McGinnis, Chicago Cubs—Clugger Bill Ni- guest was elected president of the non- and hits Washburn, Al- by, by _ Solomon Stewart, 146, Providence, Nelson toured the job cn school baseball Hayes, rf 3 capital city golf cholson, working at war plant in high by commissioned officers' club at len and resulted in the Bridges 8. Vic 145 New course in 67 strokes Chestertown, Md., said he would FOR SALE: lesson. Bruce. Kearns Field. Utah. With that Costa, 1-2, York, yesterday and other three runs. on ; Totals _ _32 2 6 24 10 report opening day.
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