18-C THt TIMES Aug. 1945 Tigers Get 36 Runs In 4 Trout Bob Tales Ray Barbuti Wins In War, Too

Sports * \i Game By 808 MURPHY A’s Re-Lives Nats Sport* Editor Back In 1928 Ray Barbuti was His War Experiences the outstanding athlete on ths S. Olympic, team because he By LEO MACDONKLL Behind Now U. had won America * only flat race Phil Marchildon. pitcher who By LEO MAC DONELL 400 meter*. the Athletics recently, by taking the ejoined and rill swims in his dreams. And Taul (Dizzy) Trout today hadi The former Syracuse track wakes up shivering. chalked up a four-game winning; football star, now a captain in That's a reaction to an icy bath streak marked by remarkable co-i the army, is still a winner. It's Sea, he operation on the part of his Tiger' in the North in which of those heartening sto- swam four hours or more before mates. another l>eing picked up by Norse fisher- He pitched the Tigers to victory ries about guys from sports who men. yesterday over the Athletics, 4 to stood out in the war. "The fUhermen heard a whit- 1 his s«*cond triumph over Connie Those wonder legs of Barbuti tle which we carried around our Mack’s boys in the series. The ! stood him In good stead when he necks, ’’ Marchildon recalled. Tigers now have won five games matched his sinews and ingenuity But Marchildon isn't sure the against two losses in the eight- against the death filled Burmese fishermen did him a favor. They game set which ends today. jungles so fliers shot down by the turned him over to the Nazis and Despite Detroit’s good record. | Japs might benefit from his ex- be was in a Orman prison camp the Washington Senators have! perience. 19 months, living on three thin managed to edge closer in the! today Barbuti left his home in Jew- slices of bread a day and what the race and i lett, L. I, for reassignment at Red Cross contributed. are only one-half game behind! MacDill Field, Fla., after 30 after winning twice from “IfIt hadn’t been for she Red Cleve-! moaths of rugged going overseas. CroM that came every land yesterday. package For developing method* and Friday 1 wouldn’t he here try- • GET 88 RUNS equipment for jungle survival, ing a comeback with the A’*," said the stocky Frenchman from In the four Trout triumphs, the; Barbuti was awarded the Penetanguishene, Ont Tigers rolled up a total of 36 runs j Bronze Star. He also received a Marchildon was on 26 missions and 53 hits Moreover, they played Presidential Citation for out- was a tail gunner be- fine ball behind the veteran right- standing achievement under in which we hazardous conditions fore the RCAF Halifax bomber hander. In the Here are the Tiger runs and: African desert early In the war. hits in the games: Barbuti, assigned to the Tenth K H E Air Force in Burma as a group Red Sox 11 Ift 1 rescue officer, volunteered to go Yankee* Ift 20 5 into the jungle and actually ex- Athletics 0 Vi 0. perienced being “lost” so that he Athletic* - 4 6 0 might develop plans for rescue work. Total* 88 ftS 8 He carried no weapons or food Over the same stretch, Trout* as he set out alone In the track- gave up 11 runs and 36 hits. less jungle. For three weeks he With a home . his seventh of lived as a veritable "Tarzan." He the season, and a two-bagger, | says he had a hard job downing set the pace for, his first meal. It was an aguana the Tigers. A crowd of 8,320 saw of the lizard family. After that he his hits account for two of De- began snaring birds and wild troit's four markers. chickens and making salads of chalked .up a and a berries and leaves. was shot dowm over the sea. Only and a two-hugger.. Barbuti caught fish after of the crew lived. fashioning a of two seven-man YOUTH NERVOUS line out baric A product of the International •trips and a hook from a belt League, In which he pitched for Bill Connelly, a 19-year-old Tima* Photc hucjde. Toronto before going up to the right-hander from Alberta, Va., row—-lames Tobin, Charles Hostetler, Russell Outlaw, Robert Hoover. First row—Edward Barbuti. in addition to his Athletic*,- Marchildon wja* de- making.his first big league start, Here’s one you’ll want to clip and —the Olympic triumph Webb, Robert Mayo, Alton Benton, Arthur Mill*, roach; and outstanding veloping into an outstanding big pitched one inning for the Ath- 1945 Detroit timers. All names run left to Kerns, , James feats in national track competi- league righthander war O’Neill, ; , Harold tiop when letics and gave up three tallies.] right; top row—Ray Forsyth, trainer; George Maier,-Edward Borom. Second row—Robert Steve ! a also was captain of the Syra- Interrupted hi* career. Young Connelly-, who was shot up! Caster, lA*slie Mueller, James Miller, Zebelon Swift, Roger Cramer, Harvey Walker, Rudolph Newhousor and Frank Overmire. Tigers are cuse team for two years. Since rejoining the Philadelphia 'at Iwo Jima while in the navy, j York, Roy Cullenbine, Henry Greenberg, Janies * only a half game in front of the Nats today. club, he has.appeared in two re- was nervous and the Tiger* com- Eaton, Arthur Houteeman, Paul Trout. Third lief roles. He will start a game bined three walk*#vith two hits. Scandinavian Monopoly against the Senators in Philly With one* ,out, Ed (Red) Borom Studying the report of Gunder next Tuesday. The Quaker City walked, after-which ' Hagg’s 4 01.4 mile in beating giving Here Heart Vets fans are the war hero a was retired on an outfield fly.; Top 2-Year-Ohl Youngsters Purple Arne Anderson and the world rec- “Marchildon Night." Borom and later Two stole second ord it becomes more and more' ap- scored on Greenberg’s two-base parent that if and when we get Pitcher's Box Out? to- center. After Roy Cullen-. East Races Stage Field Ilav the four minute mile it will be walked, York drove a triple Sent for O W bine * made in Sweden. Joe Berry, the very good relief Page One> to right, the ball landing just in- By LEWIS H. WALTER Net Standouts (Continued from Hagg may be the guy and Athletics, pitcher for the still is side the foul line, and Greenberg Anderson the man to push him wondering Charley George, heading New York. lea\ing the 2-year-olds ever serious, rob them of a chance to enjoy themselves in what and Cullenbine scored. Sir Pennant is for to the dream , thinking open for the season’s John Zubrin’s 36 game two set- of all milers. An- the was about : Luther Knrrr pitched the rest at the Detroit race track in a wide scramble typical American fashion. derson, whose 4:01.6 when he tried to make a • ter with Edward Rogers and the record he of the game for the Athletics honors. . year, pushed Hagg to pitcher's box. j and; Bulldog colt, won three of his four races here, play of a j>air of 12-year-old Ilam- One-legged men played one-armed men in a softball made last in the was invincible until the eighth, , ‘The which has the limit. The pair ran stride play, wa* appeared among the juveniles here as long tramck girls stood out In yester- game and they battled as as two major league 1 “The it recalled, when Greenberg chalked up his to be a shoo-in for honors furiously for did courts meet stride around that Malmo happened in a game with the homer, a mighty drive high in the 1 as Dixiana’s Farm's Spy Song day’s city cTay clubs. Men. all veterans of the battles that made headlines Philadelphia some from Chicago, matches at Detroit Tennis Club. track. Anderson was moving, White Sox In upper deck of the left field stands. | not return a few months ago took part in every branch of sport too. He clocked in Roy Schalk, the Sox i threat of Spy Song's return Zubrin outlasted Rogers, 11-9, was 4:02. weeks ago. I thiuadelphia Detroit i The a A third baseinan, struck out. AB H O A AB H O A has removed by the unfortu- 9-7. Irene Waskiewicz defeated activity for total of 180 beautiful prizes awarded by The Scandinavian. Rune second « i been Hafl 3 * 1 .1 4 Ontlaw .* -3 1 3 Sports 0 Parker, 6-2, Persson took third In 4:03.8. That ball, 0 injury the in Virginia 6-1. Elaine Detroit Times. George dropped the where- | KUtl.l 4 13 0 80r0m.3 >3 0 7 jnate to Dixiana colt is better upon Schalk lit out for fir*t. 'smith -Geor*« 0-4, Pvt. John Getzfread. of to It should be noted that It is 11 nail Schaik, no speed merchant, in the Memphis Open, Byron -1 son’s top race for 2-year-olds here, feated Rlchatd RuaafU. 7-4», Norman tinue, play baseball, tennis Total* 33 ’7 34 13 Totals 29 627 18 Stump defeated Allen Roaeitfeld. 6-0, 6-1 delphia, who suffered serious golf sight years since an American held the was too Nel*on a practice 66, 6 under Sept. « Muaanlg Due*, and is a I'il never I but he late. a Hattrd for Connaliy In arcond fired to be run 8. BUI defeated Ralph tH. M, wounds to his spine when hit by b-Battrd for Knerr la ninth to become favorite 6-1; Jack Reddy defeated BIU Byrne*. 6-3. forget. The Detroit. Times and mile record. And this distance has 000— par, yesterday Instead, Sir Pennant will try 6-2 in picked Philadelphia 100 000 1 SIO,OOO 2-6. shrapnel Germany, was tite hospital should he proud of : become the favorite of our track DETROIT 300 000 01*-4 in the Knoxville Open his sj)ecd against most the Bob Dubraska defeated George Ouahlng. Dykes Proved Wrong Greenberg i of 4-6, 6-1, 6-1, Wagman defeated John by the reconditioning and athletic , fans, supplanting 100-yard Borom. 2. Cullen- . Jaca their hospital in bringing the the Runa-KUh. starting today . . Sam Byrd and (blne *—Klah. Buaeh. ' Run* hatted In— country's best in the East He it Wagner, 8-6, 6-2 Lee Wat’*, defeated Virgil the outstanding exam- which seemingly It the usually pro- Greenberg officer as echievemente of these hoys to dash went into looks like RiM.tr, 2. York 2. Two-b***’ hits Jimmy Johnson of Detroit also .to go in the Hopeful Stakes at Reinhart, 6-0, 6-0 Bob Calder won from i phetic may have Kl»h. Greenberg, Cullenbine. Three-l>a*e hit Dtck Freeh by default. John Zubrin defeated ple of what they are trying to the attention of the public.” obscurity after the late Charley j—York. —Greenberg stolen baaea will compete. Belmont Park Sept. 1, the Cow- Ed Roger*. 11-9, 9-7, Eddie Viol defeated Al teach in their courses. Paddock s era. gotten hold of the wrong crystal Rosar. Borom play— Rusrh to Hall Appel. 6-1, 4-6, 7-5 Among the featured events on Ito Slebert. Deft on baap*r-Philadelphia 8, Talbert won, den at Aqueduct Sept. 7 and the WOMEN’S Glenn Cunningham probably ball. 6 Bate* on balls—Off Connelly 3, Favorite Billy but Jnaephlne PARALYZED FROM HIPS the program was a shooting Detroit Belmont Futurity late in the Conatance Ebber* defeated Smllka con-! did any one to Not many days ago, the White off Knrrr 2 off Trout. 1 .struck out By veteran Sidney B. Wood Jr. was 6-4 6-1. Min Stnllka defeated Jiotenre tost for wheel chair patients Pfc. more than else Ti 'Ut ’ Hits—Off C nrrrily 2 In 1 inning, Aires net ter, month. Malra. 6-2, 6-4 Stephanie Prychltko won John is paralyzed from the hips popularize the mile and he was Sox manager was grieving over off Knerr 4 In 7 Innings I.oslng plt.her— upset by a Buenos from Irene Gargul by defaur, Mary Hernando Jean GUI of the have Chicago raptured* the to the ihe possibility that former big Connelly' empires—Hubbard. Hue and Berry. Ale Ru**ell. in Southhampton OTHERS GO, TOO defeated Julia Marea 6-0 6-2 Gertrude down. But doctors told event last American hold of game—l 4t. Attendance—9.32'J. I Jo Bartholomew won from I" Tilla JltlS i>n by this with four successful Time . recovery ) . . him' exercise willaid his mile record. leaguers coming back from the (N. Y invitational yesterday default, Gloria King defeated Elaine Lewlral, 10 tries. In 1954 he mads tuning Mclntire is taking Bonnie An- Virginia so he takes the upper torso .shots in He was wounded wars would have a hard time mak- Mr*. Sarah Palfrey Cooke, 6-4. 6-2 Irene Waaklewlca defeated all in a world record of 4:0f1.H. drew and By Conscript to New Parker. 6-2. 6-1 give Every Luxemburg. ing good again. up for nationals at Forest Hills drills they can him. Three years later Sydney Wood- on Way Sir the The arm amputees had too much “It 1* going to be especially Feller next week, led the favorites into York with Pennant while move he makes is painful but as erson of Kngland wa* clock»*d in rest of the Wall will lie he it him, of an advantage over tho leg on fellow* pact 80 year* round of Maidstone Club's horses Sc*rat«*lif*s long as knows will help 1:06.4, Then Hagg, five years tough second shipped Narragansett Park, amputees age,” “Lack of To eloin Tribe at Easthampton. to DETROIT John is going to keep it up. and won th«* softball later, topped that with his 4:06.2. of Dykes said. invitational opens Sept. Sl'eather. clear; Hack, fait game easily. The losers timing I* going to be the big which 3. Flnt •ace—llarv Aethel. Another wrist watch went to a battfed I Then he made it In 4:04 6 and CHICAGO. Aug. 23 (UP) Foot- Math Bace—Velvet Heel*. all the wav, but with only one of Elmer Layden, National Sir Pennant’s departure leaves Eighth Hate—Calm Port loser, not a winner.. He was Cpl. caused a terrific stir and talk trouble." Chief Specialist was commissioner, their boys equip|*»d He was reported to have based ball League gave the Bomar Stable’s filly. Green GARDEN STATE Charles Martin of Cincinnati. 1 with an arti- about the four-minute mile. on his way to Cleveland today to engraved Weather, drlzxllng. track, fart leg. the too President Truman an Shed. R. S. McLaughlin’s Wpe Ad- Boa, Calcutta, • Charley, despite loss qf his ficial handicap wa> For the bugs their his opinion after having watched rejoin former Flrat Race—Eire Jimmie Jhc who know ’’ bis teammates and gold lifetime pass to pro football miral and the Dearborn Stable’s Aide Mlaa Fair. right leg. is still a leading softball great. To complete the baseball track here are the quarter splits Gheenberg. attempt to regain stellar Third Hate —c'hcrle. Braggart, Bull Cold. /iis 1 games yesterday. Improved Markettp Prancing Ted. pitcher. He pitched a dandy game picture free peanuts,, through the Hagg’s of 4:01.4 for Ever since, Hank has been Pere as the Race—Chipping Lightly, on new mark pitching role with trn? Cleveland Fifth In. Tap against of Charlie Jacobs, were knocking the cover off the ball. leaders of the 2-year-olds. Pharaday, Sky Skipper. the arm amputees and, jcourtesy the mile: 56 6; 619; 612: 61.7. Wagner will be honored Cup- And Buddy Lewis, years old, Indians. Honu* Dixiana, however, Eighth Race—One Century, Bare although his team lost, bis.hurl- I distributed to all the veterans in Enroute Hagg passed the 1,400 30 collected his last service at rates-Dodgers night game in can still take board. the stands. is one of the reasons the Senators He pay Pi 2-year-old purse the SARATOGA ing was excellent. He was an in- meters in 3:45.2. . . the fattest of from the navy yesterday after Pittsburgh Sept. 5 . Eastern Weather, cloudy, track, fait amputees are threatening the Tiger*. year by Star or Up At’erperioua, spiring sight to other leg In every event on the program 'almost four years service. Feller, League playoffs, starting Sept. 11. returning Hit Ftrat Race—Break It some qf the other Mr. Zip. Tuckle, Leo L.. Lee Circle. who hope to get back to civilian the boys proved to be well con- had compiled a total of 45 points,' will be best four of seven games. juveniles trainer Third Race—Blaring Glory. for Jack Hodgins has at Chicago. Star Fourth Race—Huntsman pursuits in the near future. ditioned. well trained athletes Runs the Week Vogue Classic Meets one more than required for dis- Flight, Bay Magic. j dead Chicago Ftf'h Race—Blue Every one at the hospital w\as ditioned. well trained athletes. will be a meeting of the charge. Hit ran a heat at Eighth Race—Burra Peg OCTROHWTIMES There in his start Monday, despite WASHINGTON PARK discussing the feat that won a Several citations and Vogue East Side Bowling Classic Feller goes on the mound for! first Weather clear track, faat medals AMERICAN LEAGUE High major prize for Cpl. Daniel P. Yost and Ray Fisher the fact the rider lost a stirrup. Flrat Race—Havana Lad Jay Bird. were awarded before the program «• the in T»«m« T W T r s at the Vogue Recreation Monday Indians Cleveland Stadium I Grace Tarrytown, _ __ js Tl*r Ta.ent. Power*. Trevtirot. Bloaaom Adams of N. Y. Dan morning Gen. ji at arc tomorrow night against Queen, in the and. Brig. DitmoiT" ~*y» * *i j p. m All captains the 18,218 THERE leg in r i i ~ 830 Second Race— Den’elle. On Purpose, has an artificial but his J. E. Bastion, commanding general *«#»..f.gton |in 1.1 111 j 1~ : urged to attend. league leading . Queen, Sandy Pern.' K High Proof. 2,225 1 Faaton ward contests he did sit-ups of the i Rest After Ailments Attendance at the track shows Hurry Ea-.t hospital, parsed on the - This |-~ |~~ sign of diminishing as racing Third Race—Flag Shifter PilarUia Prtm, in two and a half hours. was major prizes in the evening. i:***i*nl 111 | ei x | | ARBOR. Aug.'23—Field- no Meadow Bllile'* Choice ANN Lark. good next best s- !/"i « ill in’ r. | | | hits its 53d dnv here. There were Fifth Race—Jeems. Feather Flurry, twice as as the 1 1 ing H. Yost, Michigan’s “grand Jody. (Summaries ¦-ik' i 1 1 13,248 paid admissions yesterday Pomp a Gal Sunawapa. Que. n effort and ranks with exceptional on Next Page) i 1 State Entries Sag old*man of football" and athletic ROl KINGHAM PARK _Ul | II 0 1 i | First Race —Wand Waver Blue Wl«e i |>erformanees in any hospital in I emeritus, resting his as Carl Graham's Night Crawler naiadtiphu 1 • | t |. director is at Second Mia*. Eaaton Mlaa, the I*lIta|_ | set the six win- Expendable land. :? r, tin home here today following treat- pace for a run of Multi Air Daily Doubles _ i | | "*"] ning fnvoritoj with victory Fifth Race—Eaav Quero ment at University Hospital for a a at; sixth Rare—Boot and Spur Do Relgh Ml, UNDERWATER SWIMMER In on,in Yamlalia Slioot wood Jim At Other upset. said od'K the Dick Vestal Purse. Lin Tracks gastric His physician Eighth Race—Garden Rot, O'Clock. The the four major ~| 0| 21 j~ Two last of L..UH | - was nothing serious, Jockey Jimmy Layton, back in DETROIT A|| * Bv.DON GILLIES the ailment went to far ( <>»t md Try |)< It Mrs a 11 1 \ I_| awards Pfc. Howard Flrlni 70 __ the saddle for the time since! M 1 1 1 although at Yost’s age, 75, it first Aronson of Chicago. Howard, S shim# IOS PARK T k ’ e 4 I IIj^ VANDALIA 0, Aug. 23—Mich- country, were among those who he was thrown at the jxjst Satur- How They Stand Vlnam and Amphlblnua $22 20 I 1 could prove troublesome. in France, S4R VTOO 4 igan fnred during < ¦who was injured swam gunners poorly \penenced clifficulty with the addition, Ray Fisher, day. brought the 5-year-old Peace AMERICAN LEAGUE lilnm and P«7 and Pis lit 20 »»•*• n | 0 0 4 | | l t__ In Wolver- 196 feet He tried RO< l I the opening tiny o( the Grand wind, ram and darkness. Chance gelding charging l ret *(*h under water. KIM.HIM « in<-li-nsii _J S S S' I' ine baseball coach, reported today from last w the lifrjjn and Tan* (, sll to I I I American tourna- hey of Detroit, to two DETROIT tH „SBS so desperately for 200-foot ».4RIOV PMMi (U» It 4 ai l~~* trapshooting Ward Bat Mich- he was feeling fine following his place win by and a half 91 STATE j ""l _ I 83. «7 49 .578 mark, he had to be helped from, MlmUnl son* and Onlden S4O OO Tr>t*U ~~| 40 |SII 41 | „ igan handicap champion^broke lengths Washington j mont . Wc cnf sucresfuT hernia operation] frottr The 30 to I shot 'i I I I r heavy rain which halted ihe in the first 100. Wilbur J. Whit- Burgawav. Night Crawler, Chicago M .5?2 7 i the pool. A at University Hospital. which Day shoot several hours, plus a stiff aker of Monroe has the best has returned to his winning St. Louis W 55 .518 7'J The Purple Heart Field form just city of northwest gale, resulted in poor chance of any Michigan shooter of last year, was scoring his sec- Cleveland "*8 57 .SSI 9 about hlanketed the I(XJ I ‘ There events to Hurl; scores of the more than SoO who finishing the first with 94. Tennis Entries’Close ond victory in three starts and New York 56 55 .505 9 Battle Creek. were Collin. Illai'k |in the high school stadium and entered in the target single lie will fire the balance today. Kntries close Sunday for the paid $3.40. Boston 55 63 .466 IS 1 ; Ollier* Cum Michigan who fired at 100 l races in the hospital . .321 'swimming race. targatv writ C. oi annual Highland Park Tennis Philadelphia S 29'i t Coitlniham Jackton. 6 76 was played at Charlie Miller St Joseph, ex- with 01. Mr* Cooklngham. pr*»ent Michigan Clubs junior championship •(James behind leader. pools. Golf the Bat- Wilson Flown Homo •oingi. i champion 7f>, Frank Vignor, vet- tour-J krxirrdav't Krfulla Today'* Gam* Country and ten- sheriff of Berrien County, was Detroiter, Thompaon, 91; at Call Jack tle Creek Club rran 74. A t nament Ford Field. Stroh Five to DRT 4. Phlla. 1. rhila at DET. courts the leading Michigan's 50 gunners Jrr-y rgtf.vn, 72. V S Hatklll 75. L H Luke, TO 8-1916. Meet rMritn 6, N. Y. 6 Only fame arheduled. nis on the of Old Tobin and Black will be the row. It willbe "Bob Feller Night” Bird. *7. Howard W'legand, 3, Carl Madan, W»»h 1-6. Clef# 06 College. with 184 hits n the opening event 62 !j i llaikall. 84 Frank Vincent. 85 I Ho» 3-6. HI. I, 4-4 opposing for the Tigers and Feller will pitch for the of the three-day program but hi* f mpjttlng th*tr 300 targrt* were Mont* NATIONAL LEAGUE SPORTS CELEBRITIES Indians. El*.worth 17«, F B Rich 171; Fed Garfield and Athletics at Briggs Stadium F H All-Stars Greenberg mark was well down the list from Van 151 Bill Schneider. ltd: Dr Grosse Pointe’s W L Pet. *GB Steve O’Neill and F-.. - - 1- 17' AI Nelman I*4. I»n Reynold*. Every one of the 15 wards in today in the eight- Joe Norris’ Stroh bowl .640 .... final of the have been be the leaders. ? Makow»kl, 145, Ivy Key- will the Chicago 71 49 invited to speakers ix' Wll .ira ' the hospital had its own competi- Hamilton, O Garfield All-Stars in an exhibition 47 .598 5 gartie series. at a luncheon for Feller tomor- Bemie Judd *f Tennis Scores St. Louis 70 s'ii tion for patients who were unable S S match at .548 in was ,n the lead with 198 with Ml S SISI.I I Garfield Recreation FYi- Brooklyn 63 52 mlit] 5 row noon the Forest City. J.v B*vrr d<(e»>.d Lc.' Kitchen, 6-2 6-3 day at 8 Capt. ' to leave their beds. More than Jim Wilson, young Red Sox more than half of the field yet to i>y 30 p„ m. Ben Bed- New York 64 54 .542 12 R! I Thump. >n »*>n fr>m Fred Auch 1 90 prizes were distributed to pitcher who suffered a skull Hitting safely every game, finish.. ATA officials halted th* rt-rtui; Ci*reniti defeated Dick MUu,» nark. Joe Gosine, Walter Brra- 1 Pittsburgh 62 58 .517 151.1 In Sweep 6 S»».j Palm* 7-5, t. 4 contestants. A group of out- the Late Wins ¦ l 2 defeated H»b kowski. Walter Rolak, Charles 54 66 .450 23 these fracture when struck by a ball Hall of the Athletics has piled shoot-with the balance of Ales R.utyn»kl defeated Tom Wlllaon, 6-3, Boston standing sports figures from all program to to- >¦ t B tj Kir* defined Devld Prev.on, ft-3 Kalin pjid Joe Kuhla form the All-, Clnelnnatl 45 69 .395 29 batted by Greenberg in a game up 15 hits (all singles) In seven day'* be shot off * u Krnett wigncr defeated John Bark*. sections of the state visited the at Briggs Stadium Aug. H and games with the Tigers. He haa day. * 4 (i 3 Wade BuMlam defeated Char'e* Stars. \\ , Philadelphia 35 81 .302 40 For Oakland Hills 6-2 ft 3 Henry wards and gave out the prizes. who since has been been officially bat 81 tlmea, Holding second among '-’An* Kutvlnun deified | ‘(James behind leader. hospitalized at place »*u lain, 6-0, 6-1 who edged out i W'lerday't Kradlt* Today'* Game All of the sports Celebrities at Ford's, will be flown home to giving him an average of nearly Michigan shooters w as Karl Maust Oakland Hills P.ed Fight Results Bdhyn it N Y . Vue . fU.y Crir* defeced Vlrtinl* Sk*u. knocked nut Archie Moore, 166. *amr« accompanied by his wife, who came Adolph I r ASSOCIATION Walter Tulburt. L •in the match *i 1 ft < H ¦*¦ maty oeder I.ydl* Sen Diego, |Ai. 4MFRICAW extra of an annual Sch defeated Cel. 4-tO. they can mean. Jack Adams, has hern at his bedside e\er Kish robbed Webb of an Nelson of Detroit and Sam Parker K*rr 6-1 ft l sally Ware defeated Bonnie Denny Kept aw. 1 17, New York, knocked Mt rati Indlanapoll* 0-4. running home-and-home series A sweep by' nut B bby (ill*l6I f 'Uith round »6 1 H.oxa* City 4-tO Toledo 6-4. speaking for all of them, said: base hit with a pretty \Km«tT, 6-3. 8-6. < slnre the accident. of Kalamazoo with 181. Mt key » I"*7. Toronto, decl*l n*>4. tjiny nlumho* 7 Milwaukee t lUlT'k tv• 4. “If I never knew it before I catch in the fourth. Seibert tumea Fred Shields and Fred Husk, T in W'Hw'ti defeated George T3e*»tr, A-2 Rr li 1 Cleveland Carl Olien. 132. Couatillr tt. Minnr»r«'lt‘ Fred Ford c.f Detroit Mich , tied Rudy Ber- LEAGt'S for the in catch Jam •» wun by Iron) dr Ist' Zadrll. 136. INTIRNtTIONAI. now why no nation wall pitch a fine of a foul off Trout’* ft-2 Barker- default Blffalo. Montreal Buffalo 0-4 know it Newhouser state champion, and ho* son. Bud, playing in the final foursome, t* ;.rrt Surge Cenr*a Kennedy defeated ber'an O 1 4 Johnny Ahtr-ut. 149. Cleve- 6-4 stop Hammy 163, i Tnront# Rorhe.tor t ran lick Just watching Tigers against the Indiana in the hat and Borom made a swell f;tth* Barker -ft 61; Dan M Guy lr. defeated :«nd. derumnrd Muscetn. Buf- T. us. one r.f the gr»awM r-and- turned what looked hkr defeat for Mill Cailagher felo *4 Juen Manuel 128 Cleveland, de- Jer.e* City to. 8. Bru<-» Klrehner. 4-7, 7-6. 6-1. Only Fillmore those youngsters overcome the night game at Cleveland tomor- •on Kish, i*un shooting ctimh.nat.ons in- the Uiikbmd Hill*into a victory. Ide-'-et-d Charte* Strong. #-7, 6-4. Otuek l>*yd. 127, Cleveland. I *wm«a arhe^i-d.