THC YPSILANTI DAILY PRE&». YPSILANTI, MICH., SATURDAY, JULY S, I*4l PAGE FIVE Sports Roundup ' New York, —INS—As plav was resumed today following the fourth of July postponement due to rain, Frankie Parker, former Tigers Ready Davis Cup star, meets Ted Olewine. runner-up for the National j Make For Double-Header With Browns Intercollegiate tirle, in the quarter final round of the Eastern

Championship. - Clay Court Men Singles Tennis . By Fourth Place Spot Detroit * * DODGER SCOUT' Sords Goal * Seventeen Home Jack Life With Father in Champaign, III.—AP Bob Zuppkt, whose removal as Univer- at Thomas, Gorsica Take Mound Fifth Week at Cass sity of Illinois football coach is being sought in some quarters, Runs Rattle Off Niagara may conferred yesterday rvith Dr. Arthur C. Willard, University pres- 1 St Louis. July S—AP—While sis or big A1 Bentoc who came In to Falls or may not most everyone relaxed into tbe July retire Ben Chap nan the Ttgere sttll be the moat popular honey- ident Zuppke declined comment except to say that he and Dr. HOST B(VIU*US and of League mooning spot In the Statei, Willard had a “friendly chat" The football eoacft uas reported a Bats Fourth holiday week end. the De- preserved Newhouser s victory with United i trott Tigers arrived here today to three more run* m tbe but the air-conditioned Casa Thea- week ago as refusing to see the president. Muskegon Reds Get their helf of ** * 1 oppose the St Louie Browne a eighth on triples by Mcvo*ky ter. Detroit, currently playing host pair in and Off Pine Start of double-headers that will rua Radcliff to Oscar Scrim's production of "Life New York,—lNS—If there is anything old saying that to " t 6 that their three-day total to stx games. Father seems to become The crowd Detroit a th .1 largest With have the team in first place the night of July 4th will win the pennant, For Championship The elusive fourth place spot now the No 1 rendezvous for couples then New York is due to see another stibwav next occupied by the of the season, teemed to enjoy celebrating wedding anniversaries ißv Associated Press' was Detroit's goal as Luther tßudi every minute of the five-hour pro- in and about Detroit. fall. Seventeen runs Johnny • * * home rattled off Thomas and Gorsica were gram that included e broadcast of In the (vast week no less than named to face the Denny Michigan State League bats in on mound _nJ fifteen pairs of thoroughly married The Yanks and Dodgers, who idled in the rain yesterday, are in Gatehouse and Bob of President Roosevelt s shd'ea* Fourth of July double bills which Muncrief the folk have made themselves known undisputed possession of first place in their respective leagues to- Browns Manager Del Baker plans presentation to Owner Walter O to the nianvgement of the domestic saw Muskegon's Reds, Detroit to pitch Paul Trout and Bobo Briggs of the Ttgere sn award day and the bookies have made clubs favorites to finish on .New of comedy of the ISSi't who found par- both Tigers' farm club, get off to fly- «om tomorrow. hy the Sporting Mews. hAi.«hAll pub- n.«2*r delight top. a In identifying them- The Tigers divided the first lication as the game * ' outstand Gish * * * ing start in the Anal lap of the of selves with liorothy and Louis their successive double yester- tng executive of 1940." in the roles of the championship race. bills Calhern % happily Chicago, —AP—P W. Klintwortli Lansing, Mich., the day before 40.063 spectators at quarrelsome and dynamic Mother of won Muskegon Class B Senior Gas Event Friday at the 14th annual Motional Mo- was the only club to Briggs Stadium, Detroit, and there- and Father Day. win two games, taking a 10-inntng by were unable to overhaul the "Uf* With Father" is playing its del, airplane contests. Palmer Fults, Columbus, 0., placed second. ‘ ) White Sox who clung to their first How They Stand fifth Cass. * * * 13 to 12 victory from Grand Rapids record week at the division berth by half a game in the game, and winning the ', New York,—INS—Craig Wood is established as co-favorite first ou-eGeft»r- i Behind the five-hit pitching of KILLED BY TRAIN second in seven innings. 3 to 2, fJDS Southpaw Thornton Lee who ts with Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan in the Professional National wiim rue - likely July 5 behind Frank (Stub) Overmire’s ome ¦ \ Dt&u to work an all-star hitch W L Pet *GB Jackson. Thomas R Golf Association Championship starting Monday at Denver. coap -we; f Lew sndew ski. Detroit, sioiboe ' here Tuesday the Sox won the open 45. was kill steady pitchig. New York 45 2k 634 .. MistAKes asip . a •r, 3 to 2. Detroit's, batting powe- ed Friday hv a -ylchlgan Central Flint, champion, h Cleveland 45 30 S"0 2 first-half divided w/CA*wesres of rue f was in the nightcap 1 passenger train in Jackson. Favorites Have Own in rediscovered 7 * Way oargain corpse \ Boston 37 33 529 a attraction with Saginaw, vocoests! v however, ss Rip Radcliff led a 10- Chicago 35 514 kv, night rnFfM*/ 32 taking the game, 4 to 3, after oPPoOBsI-rs hlt assault on three pttehe-s by drtv- Detroit 3k 37 .50* 9 State Tennis Tournaments losing the afternoon game, 3 to Ing In five and enabling Har runs Philadelphia ... 34 37 479 11 old New COST OF THE Mtch., 2. Lansing won the first contest houser to win his season's Washington 2* it 371 ivi, Saginaw, July 5—AP—Fa Hamtramck netter Wally Preston, 10 6 National Casualty with SI. Joseph. 6 to 5, and then ’ fifth game. to SL 24 333 1 >*— Cos. vorttes are having their own way 7-5. Louis 41 6-1. the second. 3 to 0, in seven in- Lee's mastery over the Tigers in •Games behind leader In the HOSPITALIZATION the Michigan Open tennis tourn- In today's semi-finals Gardner nings. opener wa.- destructive to Tom- Fr day s Results ament. but the junior division Is plays McConnell and Tuero meets Nine of the loop's circuit smashes my Bridge's designs on Ms first Chicago 3-4 Detroit 2-I''. POLICY supplying heat so far. Lewis. victory since May the matches were recorded in the first Muske- 17. Tommy Cleveland 93 St l-ouia 8-2 iser Fighting for the crown arc men's singles yielded only six Includes sickness and accident junior Play In tbe also gon-Saginaw game. John Llpon Cmßl-I w. hits but one of ond game called at end of New Orleans Vv&tiiaw2* 'll fAUislfclb them seventh Thu per youngsters. - Policy three reached the semi-finals with Bill Red shortgtop. hit two four-baggers in rut was Bill Knickerbocker s fifth by agreement) Costa 75e Glen Gardner, Jim McConnell and Culver and \ SfAsIPS/ In the second inning Month Plus an Initial Policy Morrie Drilling, both and drove in seven runs. His V / Prrctbalfe- that Washing'on at New Yo-k -am Jack Tuero. and Roger Lewis of' Grand Rapids; Roscoe Burgess. Sjffiyy / Focoacr provided the margin of Fea of SI.OO single sent the winning tally i op-rwc oevBLANr victory Boston at Philadelphia rain Ann Arbor. Michigan interscholastld; ,fnnt, and Gene Russell, Detroit, across in the tenth. Bridges was wild In the first CHOICE OF HOSPITAL Walt Chippie, - Today Games A MiR£P A Issuing passe- s Class champion. still in the running. Russell and Grand Rapids outfielder, also hit AIOtAJS, AS frame. three and I'etroit at St Isouia 12 > Under this policy you may se- job Drilling n it* Chicago Gardner had the hardest of each won two matches. two homers, accounting for five 1 SCoOT WMorti-yW cashed in on singles by Cleveland at Chicago lect any licensed or incorporat- the four In the quarter-final round Saginaw, Taft W right Lucille Dailey of Geral- runs. In the second game, Lipon coex&ees and Moose Solters tor Philadelphia at New York. ed hospital in the United States in eliminating Fred Kovaleski of dine Leitner and a pair of runs When of Toledo Louise clouted another, his seventeenth Knickerbocker Washington at Boston or Canada. You are' not re Hamtramek. rated Midtiigan’s top Blackman of Detroit advanced to of the year. homered. Lee had suffirient margin 6-4, 6-8, for stricted to a limited number ol junior player, 7-5 the semi-finals of the women’s sin- Manager hts tenth victory of the sea-on "NATIONAL also in Whitey McMullen's Holiday Marked by Contests LEAGUE. hospitals. Lewis was hard-pressed gles. Miss Dailey removed Jean seventh-inning against five losses. W L Pet *GB by Witczak, Hant- home run broke Lee was getting Harry Hoxie, Detroit, 6-2, 6-0; Miss Leit- a 3-3 deadlock and gave aided no little by a de- Brooklyn 4-k 24 .667 THIS POLICY IS ISSUED TO 2-6, 6-3, Saginaw gem tramck. 6-1. Tuero had an ner defeated Elizabeth Blackman, its first at Washtenaw Country Club fensive by Solters In the sec- 4k 26 .649 1 MALE AND FEMALE RISKS easy time ousting game triumph. In the ond St Louis Carl Meyer, St. Detroit. 6-2, 8-6. and Louise Black- the Inning when the Tigers arose New York 3k 32 543 9 BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 Joseph. Mo , man nightcap, Indians scored all for a 6-1, 6-2. while McCon- eliminated Helen Roth, Grand their in A four ball mixed foursome tour- at Washtentaw Country Club Friday four-hit assault With one out, Cincinnati 37 35 .514 11 AND 65 YEARS -- runs the ne" \‘ the measure of a third Rapids. 6-1. 6-4. fifth inning with Birdie Tebbett* walked, the of two errors. ney and an approaching and putting and at the conclusion of play Mr. went to Chicago 34 39 466 145, aid second on Croucher s It Includes, $5.00 a day up to 30 The Senators, who contest were the of the and Mrs. Frank single Pittsburgh 30 35 4*12 14’, finished In order day C. P. McLain and Mr. and and when days, operating of last place in first-half scored Boyd Perry singled Boston 29 40 420 175, room fees the cam Mrs. W. Bruce Cameron were found to center. SIO.OO. Anaesthetic $lO and X- paign, scored runs after two Philadelphia- .. three Parachute Bridal Gown to have carried off the Independ- Bridges fanned but ray examination. / were out in Tuck Statn- •Game* behind leader the ninth to come back singled Croucber home and ' y from behind to the Autos, but For Sentimental Bride ence Day honors. With a total of Friday’* Reault* down Barney McCosky aingled to left. A JUNIOR hospitalization- were shut out Mike 175 the first-mentioned couple hsd Chicago * 5 St levuls 5-2 by Barbola's Perry tried to on * policy BE SE- BUFFALO. N. Y.—UP— When score McCosky Cincinnati 6-4 Pittsburgh --6 MAYALSO two-hit masterpiece. little difficulty in capturing top safety but Solters him the CURED FOR PERSONS forced nailed a> Boston 4-2. Philsdelpbta JA BE- Richard K. West made a among foursome*, plate by several got honors the mixed feet. Detroit New York at Brooklyn rain. TWEEN THE AGES OF 4 TO Trailing landing several years ago, he never being nine strokes than their only one hit off Lee the rest of the Today's Games 16 YEARS Mountain Lions better way. dreamed that the parachute he nearest competitors. Mr. and Mrs. Chicago at Pittsburgh In the nightcap spot- For Further Task of Arizonan Goswick used would one day herome the Newhouser Boston at Brooklyn Details Se* Edward Nehlsen whose gross 184 ted Jimmy Dykes’ two runner-up hustlers runs New York at Philadelphia. Big Mesa, Arlz. Giles gown of his bride took honors. In the third but limited them to three for UP position hits St Louis at Cincinnati Goswick of the division of preda- But it was. were Ross Wisbln and seven Innings. The Tigers went Mrs. O. D. Campbell with 192. Nellie H. tory control, U. S. Fish and Wild Mias Betty Lingle. Evanston. 111., ahead with one run In the fourth BEATEN IN QUARREL Low net honors for the same and two more In the Then tn / m* M Life Survey, has killed or captur- wore a bridal gown fifth. ed made from the tournament were taken by Mr. and the sixth Radcliff belted Into the Detroit July S—IN'S Fonda Ray- / m* m more than 500 mountain Hons parach”‘« Mrs. Edward with In hlg time. when she was married James a total of upper right field stands his third mond, 72, and Clarence Raymond. Daggett 148, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert of year His.job Is to take care of to West. homer the with two aboard. 67, operators of a fruit stand, were the Brewer the runner-ups at 150 while Campbell tripled “killers’ 'on the ranges of Arizona. After the marriage, the couple Bruce and'seored ¦ln serious condition today while Casualty William Nelson and Mrs. Lynn on an error In the and two negroes were held on assault Full Line These "cats'’ sometimes cost a left a seventh for flying honeymoon. Schaffer were third with 153. Newhouser hsd a 7 to 2 lead going charge* The Raymond brothers, rancher 1500 a week in calves, the Phone 427 Behind Camerons In the ap- Into the eighth. He retired the first police said, were beaten dnring a yearlings, and colts. MAY COMPLETE ARGUMENTS proaching and putting contest came two hatters but ran Into four quarrel concerning th* price of a Fire-Windstorm Goswick has a pack of 11 hounds Mr. and Mr*. Walter and straight Detroit, at Wisbln hits topped by Solters' watermelon. Held on asaaul* charg 1112 that sometimes chase a lion for July B—AP—Defense following them were the C. P. Washtenaw torneya were expected today com- three-run triple. es were Emerson Knox, 18, and miles through dry mountain to Stelmles Manager Baker coun- plete final arguments put in a rush call Miss Barbara Brown. 21. try in northern Arizona. Once the in the eight- trial of Republican National animal is treed. Goswick goes week Uommitteeman D. and into action with either a or Frank McKay rifle 11 co-defendants on charges mail a rope. Captured lions are sold to of zoos. fraud in a $500,000 liquor graft the always shakedown. Before Fourth of Goswick runs the last July recess U. S Judge Arthur F half mile of a pursuit, “just to see Lederle. in a move to shorten the if there might bes vmetliing a lit- proceedings, admonished defense tle different about this lion.” counsel to conclude the case today NE.W COKE PRICES all the way back . By Jack Sords 7 TO 14 DEGREES COOLER For a Limited Time Only Users say: "It's like sleeping outdoors!" “ $ '» ~ - '

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