(PHOKE Sunday, 11, 1841‘ PART 2. PAGE 4 DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES CHERRY, A*oo) May Chrysler Battles Pawtucket for Title Detroiters Trail RUDY YORK SEES HIS BEST YEAR Potter Saves Ned Day Among ? * V ¥ * V I Hij. lio4 IlluApfry By Markers With Hank in Army, Tiger Says He's Not on Spot Now Final Rolling Mickey Cochrane for me. Tilt for As 2 sent By LEO MACDONELL Changed Hands That was still In 1954. I re- Fowr FijpM Titles CHICAGO. May 10 —R ud y ported In Detroit, August 17, my York, the Tigers’ candidate for twenty-third birthday, but the Rescue Work Stops As Result of Foul Punches In Series home run king of the American club was In Boston. I got a In Petersen's big League, now that Hank Greenberg Tiger uniform—the first Nats in Close Game Boxing championship*—especially the heavyweight—haven't league uniform I had ever seen. By HAROLD KAMI. fans will have a chance j Detroit lias gone to the army, thinks that! , f again. changed hands much in recent years, but it’s always interesting to see a local team scrap for a “I was a catcher I Ned Day of West Allis, Wis., 1941 will be his "best year” in caught three games that year, WASHINGTON, May 10 with the old question, “How many championship bouts national soccer title for the first baseball. national match game champion, to come up time since 1927 this Sunday at hut they were enough to put me (INS) hurling by “I am not on the spot now,'* Series. I —Smart relief out 64 bowler* been decided, by fouls ?" Chrysler Field when Chrysler: in the World got a stands in a field of have York explained. “For once In cut In the series money, Nelson Potter stemmed a late rally faces Pawtucket in the final match, i small who will wind up the twenty- Boxing records show that four my baseball career It looks like though get a game Philadelphia’s fracas is 2:30 I didn’t Into and Athletics eked at The scheduled for I am net. I am free and easy. Cardinals. I was sixth Louis P. Petersen Classic out p. m. The field is located on Huber j against the out an 8-7 decision over Washing- Palace Recreation Sunday, rolling I am not scared of ground balls satisfied. j avenue just off Mt. Elliott by the' and I don't think 1 hear the ton today. being scheduled from noon until Plymouth Motor Company plant' midnight. ••r cry ‘We want Greenberg’ when TCggaEs Won Player Award Potter replaced Phil Marchildon In 1927 Holley Carburetors of miss first You i Sharing the limelight with tha I one at base. “Then In the Spring of 1935 in the seventh, halted the Senators Johnny ¦> 'fie Detroit lost to Fall River, Mass.,! tough youthful titleholder willbe know it was pretty trying inning, T-0. to fill the shoes of Greenberg I was back at Beaumont—still with one run in that but Ryan of Waukegan. Ill; John into retirement. j Chrysler, by virtue of losing a at first base. a catcher. Well, I was catching. barely managed to escape under a Petro of Cleveland and Sam Gam- the rough battle to Paw- falo of St. Louis. These three fin- NY hard and j “But my whole baseball life But this time I lasted only a four-run Washington barrage in 'tucket, 4-2, on the latter’s pitch; has been a hectic one. I was the ninth. ished in that order in the twenty- title was swapped through a foul were enters! week as a catcher. One day event held in Chi- jin the East last Sunday, kicked around from one club to raiLADEI.PHI« WASHINGTON fifth Petersen Fields-Joe Dundee writer- Sunday’sj match trailing by two| one Zeller Asked me If I could play AB H O A AB H O A cago earlier this year. the Jackie L|. another and job to another. Bud«r,3b ft 4 o markers in the two-game, total-j yes 4 12ft Ca««.rf 1 Ilitchu-Ad Exeept that I could get a hit first base. I said quickly MoMt.rf 2 0 0 0 Cr'mer.ef ft 1 2 0 Youthful Star goal series. now and then nobody wanted \ that was the job I al- M’Cpy.2b 3 112 Vrn'n.lb 5 10 2 \Vi'!g:-.st > lasii. \V»lj:a*t lost L\ because 13 0 A 2 lif.v.tw.mht me very badly and I was ways wanted. Then I sent to J'hnt’n.lf 2 Lewla.3b 2 2 Ryan toppled 1801 pins for lightweight title to Ritchie V Both Boast Punch put Bltb'rt.lb 4 1 10 n Travis.m 4 0 2 2 his world's In positions I couldn’t fill and Greenberg and got the mitt. I 8 Ch'n.cf ft 2 1 1 B’w’h.Jb 3 0 3 1 eight games across 16 alleys to in the sixteenth round on a foul. This W fill. thought I was set as a first HayM.r ft 2 4 1 B Ch'n.lf 4 3 11 down big purse of $4,000. Both outfits are known for their) didn't want to B'cmto.ss 4 2 3 0 Ferrsll.c 4 2 0 1 pull the tight dates back to 1912 in San Fran- scoring punch but Chrysler hopes! “All the time I wanted to sacker for all time. I was happy M’h'd'n.p 3 0 2 0 M’s'son.p 0 0 0 0 Peiro tipped 1784 for $2,000 and the visitors first base, but with Green- and set I thought. I hit 37 Potter.p 10 10 And'a’n.p 10 11 to get jump on the j 'play as Zuber.p 0000 get to grassy berg on first there wasn't any home runs, drove In 147 runs •Early 0 The other championship bout which JOE DUNDEE ,before they used the I 110 turf on the local field. chance for me with the Tigers, and had a batting average of tWelaJ 0 0 0 0 decided foul right here in our own Detroit. tWeat 110 0 was by a happened Pawtucket has a defease com- of course. That wa a great over .330. I replaced George IPofabl 0 0 0 0 This was back in 1929 when Dundee dropped his welterweight parable to Chrysler’s. Goalie Stan| break for me when Greenberg Archie as the first baseman. outfield. was a George hadn’t been hitting. _ Totals 33 10 27 Ift Totals 88 It 17 It crown to Fields on a second round foul. Rogala, and fullbacks Henry Mar- ] went to the It •Battad for Anderson in seventh. geson and Eddie Czerkiewicz, fine thing for him to do. I>o you (York won the most valuable 4Ran for Early in seventh know—l sent to Detroit and got player award in the Texas TBatted for Zuber In ninth. stopped the Chrysler attack last i IRan for Ferrell In ninth. a first baseman's mlt from Hank League that year.) Titles week. The Rangers offensive is! Philadelphia 022 000 220 ft Determine Candidates for based on a good passing game that to play the hag at Beaumont. “Well, you remember It was Washington 020 000 104—7 fouls, but which only up “The Tigers didn’t even have In 1936 that Greenberg held out Runs—Sudar 2. Biotas 2. McCoy, John- Two other bouts which ended with takes the ball the field. Then j son, Brancato, Case, Blood- a place for me when they first so I played In all of the Spring S. Chapman. candidates for the crowns, followed the resignation of a mass attack forms iA front of! worth. B Chapman 2. Lewis. Pofahl Er- concerned the opponent's goal. signed me—not even a Job on a games, but when Hank signed rors—Suder, 8 Chapman. Haves. Bfarchtl- Chapman 3, dm I was up the club don. Runs battad in— 8. Mickey Walker as middleweight king in 1931, and the retirement In Dave McEwan and Tom Class D club. playing Just about time for Hayes, B Chapman Slebert 2. West 2, Florie, Pawtucket has two of soe-! with the Albany (Georgia) team to go North I was shipped over Casa. Vernon. Two-base hits Slebert. 8. ifs? of Gene Tunney from the heavyweight division in 1928. Chapman. Chapman cer’s cagiest ball manipulators and In a semipro loop when F.ildle to the Milwaukee Brewers, who Brancato. Johnson. B j Tiger 2. Hayes Bacrtflces- McCoy, Potter. When Walker quit the middleweight* to battle with the crack shots. They will miss the | Gonsetrer, the scout, were training at Lake Wales. Double plays—Buder to Slebert to Hayes. services of Mike Souza, their lead- signed me. (With Milwaukee in 1936 York !pitcher—Marchildon Los- me valuable awards ing Chrysler may have some changes Classes and AA.) pitcher- Masterson. empires Quinn, Following Tunney's retirement, the New York State Ath- (Texas A of game - in its lineup. Aldo Patria is ex-; League). In the mean- Grieve and McGowan Time successor. time I had continued to play 2 32. Attendance—3.soo. letic Commission ordered a tournament to decide his peeted to start at right half and m Didn’t Like Third- Georgia. NED DAY Herman Schmidtke may take the semipro hall In I was Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling survived the tourney and met “ injured Doug Nelson's place in put at second base at Shreve- Then you remember that In for i jiort, where I played only three the Spring of 1937 at Lakeland second and Garofalo 1777 in what was publicized as being “for the world’s heavyweight goal. SI,OOO. was weeks. I hit about .380 so the I was back at third base. I didn’t Petersen Classic Day fourth with 1749 prizes in the title.” Indications are that Doug will next thing I knew Jack Zeller like It. I knew I could never for SSOO. First four he current event are $1,500, SI,OOO, bout, 1930, resulted in Schmeling going down start because was able to finish! (Tiger general manager who play the sack good. Then one The held in and $250. last week's game after incurring was then head of the Detroit day In Philadelphia, after the SUNDAY SSOO from a body blow’ in the fourth round. A foul was claimed, and injury, may not remain Day will cross alleys with Lee the but he scouts I came to Shreveport and regular season started, Cochrane 12:00—Alley » R Davidson. Middleton. throughout Braymiller of Hamburg. N Y., on body voted Schmeling champion. the contest. drove me hack to Beaumont. told me I was to be a catcher.” O ; 10—Paul B Dye, Saginaw; 11 —C. six days later the New York the p. squad. 18-year- The preliminary game between! “But when I got to Beau- (It was in 1937 that York hit Fakes. Middletown; 12— Frnest Gillum. 6 m. This *” n-i Sharkey, old youngster has created quite a German B and Thistle B willstart mont they let me slide up and «¦ jJm 18 home runs in August, a Hattlt Creek; 13—Tom South at 1 o’clock. The Germans will be; Bend; 14—H. Banders, Middletown; 15— sensation along the eastern sea- down the bench. So what har>- record of home run hitting for figures Griffith Fouled by Own Man celebrating their eighteenth birth- pens? Winter I am Stanley Wisniewski, Saginaw; 15—Simon board this season and to In the a month. He jumped his batting showing. Ryan, PLEASANT PALAVER: Jimmy Bloodworth, the 22-year- day as a soccer club. ordered to report to Beaumont average up from to .340). bvk*. Chicago: 17—Walter Kwtatkowakl. make a good 280 Saginaw; lft—Clark S Gregory, St. Johns, Petro Garofalo all are on the The schedule: In the Spring. And you know split up ; Lynch, and old Washington infielder, is a quiet spoken young fellow, but (IT In 1938 York the catch- Mich 19 -Dr L Middletown. 20— NATIONAL CHALLENGE Chet Sllcey: 21 —Stanley Moskal. Saginaw: final shift at 8:30. (at Chrys ler Field. Huber and Helen Ave.)l what? I WAS TOLD TO ing with Birdie Tebbetts and in he managed to fool his boss, Clark Griffith, on one occasion . . . 22—W. Rupp. Middletown. 23—Carl Hesse, Garofalo is one of the three German B vs. Thistle B 1 p m. BRING A CATCHER'S MITT! 1939 he was still backstopping. Saginaw, 24 —Gene Swindler. Dayton. to Chrysler (Detroit) Hermanns, na- Last year Johnny went quietly about his business trying vs. Pawtucket, R. J | want me 3 00—Alley 5—C lottfell. Bt. Louis; members of the 3 p. m Rut Beaumont didn't Then came the big change last lOj establish himself. as a catcher. They had Mike season Greenberg went to —C. Potter. Akr n; 11—Thomas Doraslo,» tional match game team cham- when 12—A. Hernlck. Akron, 13—Tom Zavakoa, pions. who will be among the final He was going to start the current campaign at second base, Tresh. Fort Worth wanted the outfield and York took Hank's Richmond. Ind : 14—Victor She*man. Ann' and Tresh but they took me because place at the sack. The Arbor. 15—Tony Gelati, Akron, 10—Joseph contesting. Lowell Jackson initial move A Ochmanek, Pact, - but the day before Washington opened 17 —Porter Fort Hermann are the others. | they had to have somebody if was one most sagacious Wayne; Fasio, Akron; Cone of the H-B 19 Heinie Stein Jr., Louis, is M;the season he was hit on the head in It was only me. Boy. I was the made by the A Mead. Columbus. 20—Leonard Llberda, Otto also of St. State's Mekules ever Detroit club. It Birmingham; first string catcher at Fort 21 —Lowell Jackson St a former match champ. brought the Tigers the league Louis. 22—B Boeco. Akron; 23 John Worth, hut that didn't last. An championship. Hunt. Canton. 24 Klmo Jones. Centerline Slicey Lifted tah.j, ' > i :.t it • outfielder got hurt so they put r **¦ While is 0:00—Alley 9-Ned Day. West AlHs, York a candidate for Hamburg. ' Braymllter ' Wig.; 10—Lee N. Y who watching me in the outfield. i run he would sooner Others will bear , , . After 'he game, Griffith called the home honors 11—Al Laska. Buffalo; 12- Joe Pailardy. 'Battles Irish Ijouifi; 13—Georgs Zajac Eli Maricich have the distinction of batting in St Bartle. Buffalo 14 are Eddie and Another Bad Break Gosney. Cincinnati; hospital and asked how his player was the most runs, an achievement —Jim Ift -Albert of Chicago; Tommy Zavakoa of RUDY GOES FOR HIGH ONE Hnapp, Cincinnati; 17—Gua Aataols Buf- of Hi getting along. ‘ EAST LANSING. MAY 10.— “So when I hit 27 homers and that weighs heavily when contract falo; IS—John Wolf. Cincinnati. 19 W. Richmond, Ind.; Ben Fazio Kenet, 20—Tony Clark Kenet Cleveland, • Y Frank Mekules, giant signing time comes around As of Cleveland Bus Akron. Walter of |j “He's still unconscious,” came Detroit was leading In runs batted in, faio.; 21—Vern Moon, Oak Park. 11l 22 * right-hander, wanted to use me In the Texas Friday he had batted in 25 runs, Albert Whelan Jr, Buffalo. 23 H Lie- Jim Gosney of Cincinnati and L .. I the reply. “And he keeps calling for maintained his mas- Beaumont, August, in wanted me League playoffs hut the presi- only one less than Charley Keller, bold. Cleveland; 24—Louis Raymond, Tony Clark of Buffalo. St. Louis M tery over Notre Buffalo. his wife.” Dame batsmen back. Del Pratt, who was man- league did league in depart- will have the largest tnvading dent of the said If It the leader this B:3*—Alley t—John Ryan Waukegan, SB “He’s delirious all right," said here today, and Michigan State aging Worth, he would fine Beaumont ment. With six and 111.; delegation, nine, followed by Chi- pounded Fort didn’t want SSOO. each. York Joe 10—Otto Stein Jr . St Louis, 11—Kdd.e # Griff. “He hasn't got any wife.” out a 10-2 triumph over to give me up. I was hitting So I sat on the bench. Gordon were heading the pack in Zajac, Chicago 12—John Petro, Cleveland;, cago with seven and Buffalo six. v the Irish. 13 -H Lippe, Chicago: 14—Charles O'Don-i Slicey of the Norton team But when Bloodworth recovered too good, I guess. Beaumont “But things brightened when home runs. nell. Bt. Louis: 15—Pete Baltes. Indiana Chet Mekules, who beat the Irish last Harbor; 18- Alex Sandqulit, Chicago. 17 - in the Detroit Times All-Star % and was told what he had been saying year, allowed but three hits Herman Wenholg, Chicago; 18—Frank Far- Classic is the leading of three De and nsn. Chicago 19 Hank Lawn.an, 8t 4 while unconscious, he confessed that he had a shutout within his grasp lajuim: 80— EU Mariclch. Chicago, 21 Conai troit spillers on the drives. Othen| until the ninth inning. Hurons Rout Wayne Track Hermann. Bt. I»uis 22 Bam Garofslo, | ifre Tom Dorazio and Joe Och- fat had been secretly married last Feb- I ¥ Bt. Louts. 23—8i1l Kneale, Clevelaud. 24- Only 27 batters faced the De-I Baseballers Ht. Louis. manek. I f ruary. Bud Rice. troit junior in the first eight in-; JIM BLOODWORTH nings. Charlie Farrpll got the, Squad, 92-38, lone clean hit off Mekules, a in Dual Meet Neyland's Conquerors Get Together single with two out in the first.) YPSILANTT, May 10— Except fell during the lona and boresome Beat lllini, 7-2 Meanwhile, The only two men whose football teams have defeated Bob the Spartans were! for the ride, Wayne University meet. (MS pounding pitchers Neyland’s Tennessee teams in the three seasons three Irish toi gained injected May past recently revenge their 14-5 setback lastj track team little pleasure Charles IHad a spark ANN ARBOR. 10.- Keep- visited with each other at South Bend . . . One was Howard Jones, Wednesday at South Bend. In the! out of its dual meet with Michi- of interest into the proceedings ing pace with its track brethren Southern California coach . . . The other, of course, was Frank ihird. State batted around as it 1 gan Normal here today. The by running the 120-yard high hur- the Michigan baseball squad Satur- beahy, Notre Dame's new athletic director and head football tallied four runs and sent Sebas-j Hurons dominated the contest, dles in 14.6 seconds, a new Briggs day scored a Big Ten victory over tian Nowicki. Notre Dame's start-! mentor. completely, scoring 92 points to Stadium record. Jllad was not Illinois, 7-2, and retained its lead ing pitcher, to the showers. (IST When the Chattanooga Lookouts failed to attract crowds in State was led at bat by Howard) the Detroiters' 38. Negro Bob pressed by teammate Don Som- in the race for championship recent games, Joe Engel posted the following sign at the park Ladue, Detroit sophomore, Wingo merfield, the only other competitor IIU who accomplished the most for honors. Wakefield entrance: “This place is not quarantined." collected a triple and two singles Coach David L. Holmes’ charges. in the race. The white-headed Easy swinging Dick Taking a tip from indoor hockey arenas, the in three official trips to the plate. Huron the track punched a home run and a single management of Notre After opening a busy afternoon set previous clucA Dame orn 000 002 2 3 3 to drive in important Michigan ijccirfij has installed Michigan standard of 14.7 against Wayne the Chicago Cubs a pipe organ at Wrigley Field to State 214 001 02x 10 10 2 by tying for first in the high jump in fifth in- Nowicki. Met rear Fisher and Kelly j last year. Hlad and Eddie Rosen- runs the third and the pep up the fans before game time ... You can probably look and Mekules Wolkowlrz. at the five-foot. Ihe compact Tar- weig, who won the shot put and nings. for for Freddie Hutchinson and Virgil “Fire” Trucks to be back with tar sped to victory in the 200 and broad jump and placed second in Score by innings: Per club pays your Membership Phils’ Better Illinois 002 non ono- 2 7 s Tigers late this season ~. Hutchinson games Outfielder discus, the won his first two 440-yard dashes. And that wasn't the were Normal's out- Michigan 012 013 OOx 7 A 2 PHILADELPHIA. May 10. ~ Wayne Automobile Gubs for Buffalo this year and Trucks won his first three. all. Although Holmes scrapped standing trackmen. Other Drlsh. Campbell and Brewer, Zlemba, in each of 1,000 Strong, iINS) —Stan Benjamin, Phillies’ winners were Ralph Betaker in Stoddard and Harms. Dave former Universities of Illinois and Michigan right fielder strepto- the mile relay team which re- suffering a the discus and Bob Grant in the the Automobile Club of quarterback and presently head coach of South Dakota State. coccus infection, was in '"good cently established a Wayne rec- 100-yard dash. YOL JOIN School of Mines, recently recalled an interesting story about Greg condition" today and may be dis- ord he kept Wingo as anchor man Boston Braves Option WHENMichigan at f 10 vrarlv, no initilation fee, ton charged oq his quartet. Rice . . . Notre Dame’s great middle distance runner was once from Temple University revised The Hurons are in fact becoming an affiliated member of every Hospital over the week-end, at- won the race, however, in the slow a high school football player, in case you didn’t know . , . Rice Wildcat Net Team 1,000 AAA Clubs in America. You receive taches announced. time of 3:26.8. Only one record Bray one of the played-quarterback for Missoula, Mont., against the Helena, Outfielder the services of any or all of these Clubs at an average ( Mont., Strong played on ... the closing minutes May INS) team which In of Edges Broncos BOSTON, 10.— expense of one cent per year per Club. a game for the district championship, t’-e 130-pound Missoula Tiger Batting Averages Out The Boston Braves today optioned KALAMAZOO. May 10.— North- Clarence Bray, rookie outfielder, boy grabbed a pass and ran 15 yards for a touchdown which <; . . . ha* AB R It RBI HR SB zn SB Avg. western University’s tennis team to the Bridgeport. Conn., team of But that is not all every member the valued decided the contest, 18-13. McNair 3 2 0 1 1 o 0 o 0 .667 defeated Western State Teachers the Interstate League, a new privilege of insuring hi* ear at this Exchange which Campbell 16 43 13 14 11 3 2 2 0 today, 5-4. Class B circuit. .326 here for Club member* ... a McCosky 22 86 17 28 0 3 carries insurance exclusively 7 2 1 326 exclusive Lettermen Saw War Service Croucher IS 71 18 22 5 0 0 6 1 ,310 protective arrangement unique, and all Tebbett* 16 52 6 16 11 1 1 3 0 .308 alone in the field. 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