Sports Roundup- Super Cleaners Win Major League Crown By HUGH FULLERTON. JR. stretch and boosting hLs average In the Air for that span to .538. Two Yeor Throne Lease the (API —Of oil the orguments for O'Neill Views Cramer singled to open NEW YORK Sept. 8 r when likely to carry the most first but was cut dow n and oga.nst night baseboll. the one of Lumberjacks Expires into a oppeared in the At- weight seen in the following note which play. Pinky Higgins, , is arU °' Mel Frederick Well Backed by Batters last Tuesday morning: Due to a P Tiger Future Dick Wakefield and Jim Outlaw lanta Constitution there is Encounter Before Big Crowd at St. Mary’s holiday in the Constitution's composing room yesterday in 4-0 then pasted successive singles Atlanta Crackers- but only one came home no story on the sports poge regarding the For the first time in three years Mount Clemens has anew . popped out to . . Lew Tendler before Orleans double-header last night. champion. Super Cleaners, sponsored by Roger Quinn Confidently New tor softball end the . lightweight, has just become a grandfather Irwin, to title last the old-time - snd managed by Fred earned the right the Hoover Trout singled radio reports that the Hu Trout's Scolping Joe and the third time. ... The Nazi night when nine "old men" backed their pitcher, Mel Freder- to start the fifth and Cramer a of its best action Swimming Association has barred number ick, with perfect fielding and seven solid blows to topple the of Indians Aids was safe at first to fill the bases part in on competition for refusing to take from held when Bagby fielded bunt too swimmers from t Hubarth Gr Schott Lumberjacks the throne they Climb of Bengali his meet Bratislava Probably figured they would" score was 4 to 0 ond the late to catch Hoover at third. fntro-Axis at showing during 1942 and 1943. The final a chance against the Germans, who have been played before an immense crowd ot St. Mary’s BY FRANK KENESSON Mayo’s single to right drove have game was but Trout was great ability as tankers. DETROIT, Sept. 8 (/P) houe Hoover Stadium. forced at tthe plate on Higgins* The champs ore anything but youngsters. The average age Temperatures in the sixties Tongue Sid aren’t conducive to comfort in bouncer to the Silver starting ten is years and four of the members par- Luckman of the 32 the baseball stands but Steve mound and York grounded out Before the Bears-AII Stars football game. Sid in the city's Fumble deliver in ac- ticipated O’Neill, manager of the Detroit to short. spent time composing a speech to year. age box. Schonschack popped to considerable most League lost But Tigers, looked ahead to cool Cramer singled to left lead- Carr Memorial Trophy as the valuable short for the first out and when seventh, cepting the Joe John- didn’t matter to the Cleaners. September afternoons with con- ing off the was sacri- . . . Coach Luke player in the national football season. With Catcher Hank Brenni- Denewith hit to third base, fidence today after ’s ficed to second by Mayo, took he knew the speech caught son, who listened to Sid's rehearsals until instilling new life into the Brenniman was between superlative three-hit shutout of third by beating Boudreau’s the big moment man plate tagged Hig- better than Luckman. had to stand by at with his lively play third and the and the that put throw to Ken Keltncr off "Thanks, er-er every- club the batter being safe on a gins’ grounder and scored after while Sid stammered into the mike: throughout the season, the out, the Bengals within a single I took |ust for fielder's choice. Seibert made game of the American League York’s deep fly to center. That . that punishment body. Thanks.'* . . "All Supermen breezed through the "And to top it off. they gave the third out popping to second lead. was all the scoring. thot." Johnsos moaned afterward. final playoffs without losing a one man base. Trout’s 24th victory, achieved Cleveland got only Sid the wrong trophy." winning three and tying past first. Ray Mack opened the game, Herb Martcll got as far as by a 3 to 0 score in 66-degree third w'ith a single, went to Sportt Page one. third base with two out in the temperature yesterday, provides One-Minute In all fairness to Hubarth 8c third on Bagby’s hit to right as & passed the key to Tiger pennant hopes, Foxx went to bat in his new role can be said they didn't H. S. fifth on a walk, a there as Mickey Rocco The first time Jimmie Schott, it as expressed by O’Neill. and died . . .Don ball and , but the League manager he hit into a play. go down without a bitter strug- next popped to Higgins and Myril Piedmont batter grounded to right short The big righthander, w'orking quarterback (Navy V-1 2> who II move on gle. The aggregation had to play Hoag hit into a double play, De- Weir, Oklahoma U. for the final out. consistently every third day the son of He.n.e Weir who more games in the playoffs than troit's 156th of the year. to Annapolis next summer, is both as a starter and in relief, season game agams Bo any other outfit and kept the The final Lumberbaek oppor- the Texas Aggies in a post will thrive on rest and cool captained °kc the fag end tunity to produce came in the v br doubt until :-- •- Colonels. Jan. 2. 922. issue in . ->" \'' ;V f 'v ¦ through Centre College j ‘X’ ! weather the American McMillin’s Snort, of last night’s battle. The Lum- sixth canto. With two aw’ay, v v'' -tl that game. Naturally, Coach • League stretch drive if his per- How'd you like a his leg on the first ploy of the season Beardslee and Helzcr singled, to ¦J*' . also finished . The Interna- bermen through to convert, practice his fingers crossed. . Many a game is lost failure but if formance in hurling his sixth keeping * er Luster is without the services of their place men on second and third makes perfect Cards-Pitts of not be cold bottle of an increase of about 25 P er cent ma will shutout of the year means any- nice tional League will show giant first baseman, Ralph Sie- following a stolen base by the found lacking in this department. Conway Baker place-kicks ball a total of around a miH.on and ca George Magulick College training camp, thing. tendance this season with wert, who was injured c rly in latter, but they couldn't advance held bv at Carroll Wauk- football drills have been hampered late- esha, Wis. Chicago Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steeler* are combined. Trout never was more for- . as . Tulane’s and had to retire for the Frederick tightened up and half if Little Monk August midable than against the . . In- warfare practise." . Sounds as year. forced the next player to be re- ly by "gas time. rest of the dians yesterday. He gave only exercising prerogative ahead of tired, right short to first. Simons was the coach’s ANYBODY’S GAME three singles, pitched the last was a ding Last night’s affair The Cleaner hurler gave up Bathers Up Stiff six without allowing a Service Department dong tussle for five innings, but six safeties, all singles, divided Limber Tulagi and for- hit and fanned five men, two of Pvt. Wilbur Greene, a veteran of the Cleaners got busy in the equally among three H. & S. 1 | them— and Roy Marine Island, appears to have a mer jiu-jitsu instructor at Parris sixth frame and iced the game batters. L. Trombley, Beardslee Joints in First Workout 1 Cullenbine to end the ninth strong man at Penn State College. He with three big runs. After Glenn and Hclzer went plateward inning. strangle hold on the title Thirty-five men reported to contingent battle on the in periodical had been called out for will Navy V-12 field for the third time Tatham three times and were credited morning gridiron. With the Tigers idle seven of topped the interference, Brenniman work- Coach Roy Quinn this Mount Clemens . Vite o hits. . Warren with two Frederick walked strength tests. . Pvt the next 11 days both Trout and physical fitness & for football practise at Mount The "big game" with Port the regular Iceland Softball ed Marv Duckert, H. S. pitch- but one man and struck out the club’s other big pitching Warren, 0., doesn't pitch in Clemens High School, and start- Huron will follow the Royal too many shifts, but er, for a . Mel three. Duckert had no winner, , should Leoque his outfit hos to work odd ed to exercise all those stiff Oak match, followed by games becouse hod Frederick, who had been and handed out three passes. His be at their strongest going into hod won 15 games without o loss and joints and eweak muscles that with East Detroit, Ferndale, ot lost report he Patrick, chucking good ball after a nhaky support in the field was nothing Detroit's 14 - game home stand . no-hitters. . . Lt - Lynn the are apt to take form during ab- Grosse Pointe and Hazel Park. taken three straight start, took matters into his own to write home about, six mis- that winds up the season, O’- eye when he was struck sence from continued workouts. Coach Quinn plans two prac- hockey star, suffered o severe injury hands and lined a triple over plays being committed. Only one Neill believes. through o wood on M.P. tises daily for his men: at 9:30 by o twig while riding a motorcycle first base and out into deep of the Cleaners’ runs un- As yet. a definite forecast as II to play was 1 a. m., and 2 p. m. A light and GENEROUS JIM the other day. He hopes he be able right field pushing Brenniman however. to what kind of team the Bath- duty near Detroit earned, is the mentor's aim. Righthander Jim Bagby, the D JDGE war. moment ers will be when they come out fast team again the __.... around ahead him. A after _____ of Brenniman had a perfect on the gridiron for their first Cleveland starter, wasn’t on the later a passed ball permitted night at the plate to top his stingy side as far as hits were We Know How “Merry Mel” to cross the plate. game, can not be made, but it mates with the stick. He walked looks as though the opposing concerned giving up 10 to service your car. no The Monitor-Leader Duckert got the next man on once and singled twice in three Box Srore but he forced the Tigers to waste matter what make. Nor teams will find Mount Clemens SCHOTT PAGE10 a grounder to , but at HI BARTH A SEPTEMBER 8, 1944 trips. F. Frederick followed close, High F. a lot of them. Five Detroit blows does it matter what it FRIDAY & a tough opponent. A R R H point the Hubarth Schott » this behind with two for three. Duckert, p » I* I produced only one run in the needs. our service The good forward wall that S(l? And, defense gave way and three suc- Following is the Super Clean- 1,. TromblfT, lb I first inning and it took three was anticipated hv Coach Bfnrd«lrr, If SO? 0 is prompt. commit- Quinn » cessive misplays were ers’ roster. Clarence Seibert, Helier, 3b 3 O 'i more hits to corral t\je second will undoubtedly take shape, as 0 0 ted to let in the third score of Wallace Schonschack, Albrecht, I* 3 1 tally in the fifth. Both times Bernard six lettermen who performed in Parker, rs 3 O O 0 STEWART TAXI the stanza. Valaer Denewith e 3 0 0 1 Cleveland double plays cut Trombley, • Moore, Valaer Denewith, Fred n. FULLER PELTIER reached base on an error at first the line last year have returned. Conti, *!b 3 0 0 0 down the run production. SALES-SERVICE CO. Irwin, Les Frederick, Mel Fred- the backficld are Martrll, rs | O O 1 and when the H. & S. second The hopes for Every Tiger hit safely but PHONE 5252 erick, Floyd Frederick, Don Sar- bright, as Jimmy Charbeneau Schoof, ra Tool baseman threw the ball past only Roger Cramer got two, run- 45 Gratiot Mt. Clemens - So. ver, Glenn Tatham, Henry Bren- and 224 pound Boh Manning Total ?7 0 « « 4504 "JSS AMERICAN LEAGUE first base on Clarence Seibert's ning his hitting streak to 21 in niman and Harold Glefke. Tiie have returned. Dick Fox is back grounder, the batter took second SCTF.R CLEANERS 39 times at bat over a nine-game PLYMOUTH W L Pet. GB latter missed last night’s game 1 to school, but still has an ailing AB It II F. and Denewith pulled up at third. F. Frederick, 3b 3 o 1 0 New York 74 59 .556 because of an injury to his left ankle. « Fred Irwin also hit a grounder, Moore. If 4 t» I John Mitchell St. Louis 74 59 .556 hand. Selective Service has been Tatham. la i 0 O 0 this one to shortstop, and when Brenniman. e Detroit 73 60 .549 1 Quinn, 0 & Jail Bond* kind to Coach for nine M. Frederick, p 3 1 I What a Merry Gang! Bail a bobble resulted, Denewith •• 2099 Boston 71 62 .534 3 members of last year’s team re- Schonaehark, ?b 3 o o Phono Center Lino 10 scored but Seibert was flagged Denewith. es Anew 12-team men’s league makes its debut Wit Vu Dyka Af»u Cleveland 64 70 .478 '2 ported for the first practise, and Seibert, lb 3 0 0 0 third on the Ben-Ray, . . . VAN Pflß MICH. Philad'lphia 64 72 .467 12 trying to reach De-Gru an experienced nucleus will be Irwin, rs 3 o o 0 W here tonight. The fun starts at 9 P. M. ** L. Frederick, ra - 0 0 Chicago 60 73 .451 14 boot. available for the team. A good ond will continue untiP . . . Don’t miss this

DENEWITH HITS 4 7 0 . . Washington 55 79 .410 19*2 Top Kings' League first eleven will undoubtedly be Total 30 ¦ gala opening. . There’ll be more than The first Super marker came formed, big question FRANK PAYTON THURSDAY’S RESULTS but the Super Cleaner* o I 0 0 0 3 o—t enough hilarity to go around. in the second session. Brenni- Thorn and Ed-Jack 0 0 o 0 0 0 o—o WILL MAKE YOUR OLD IBOEI Detroit 3, Cleveland 0. mark is reserve power and on Hubarth A Schott LOOK LIKK NEW I man opened with a single and Teams Vanquished that a team can fall or be un- and IfA 1? CLEANING St. Louis 5, Chicago 4. The 12 Alleys SHINING went to second on a passed ball beatable. There can be no greater fal- Only games scheduled. The King Ben-Ray and King Bowl-O-Drome after M. Frederick had been The Bathers’ first encounter lacy than the belief that our ex- (AIR-COOLEI) FOR VOIR COMFORT) FRIDAY’S GAMES De-Gru teams of the Kings and MACOMB BARBER SHOP called out for bunting foul on will he with Lincoln High of port business is dependent on 179 S. Gratiot Cocktail Lounge Dial 9364 Waißit ll York at Boston Queens bowling league, St Nartk New his third strike. Wally Schon- went to Van Dyke in that community the economic re ardation of oth- Philadelphia at Washington, the top last night at the Bowl- schack flied to left field, Brenni- on Sept. 22. The war plant area er countries. The principal ob- night. O-Drome, as they both swept, a export man moving over to third, then boys are expected to put up stacle we have to the Louis at Chicago. three-game King St. Denewith stepped up and lined scries from formidable oposition. because business is the low purchasing Only games scheduled. Thorn and King re- William PROMPT SERVICE the first pitch to right center Ed-Jack. the school has one of the largest power of the people. spectively. The Ben Ray team former president . enrollments in the state outside P. Witherow. ON field for three bases, “Hankus had scores of 572, 589 NATIONAL LEAGUE and 564 of Detroit. National Association of Manu- Pankus” loping over the plate as against 528. 565 W L Pet. GB and 511 fori On Sept. 30 the Royal Oak facturers. YOUR CAR to score. Seibert ended the in- the Thorn team. De-Gru St. Louis 94 35 .729 posted By Factory Trained ning by going out, pitcher to scored of 523. 579 and 542 Pittsburgh 76 17*2 MECHANICS T 2 .594 first. against the Ed-Jack total of 482, .556 22 4 Cincinnati 70 56 Both teams had several 489 and 520. Chicago 58 68 .460 34 4 BRIGHT and SHINING.. chances to score during the con- High for a single game New York 60 71 .458 35 went test but missed the boat. Right at to Paul Hogue with a score of the woy you will find our place Boston 54 78 .409 41 4 fife®?That’s the opening gun, Hubarth & 175. He also had high series Brooklyn 53 79 .402 42 4 \ after its complete re modeling and re- EXCHANGE Schott lost its best chance to with 483. High game for the y) 51 77 .398 42 4 / job. season you will have V-8 MOTORS Philad'lphia tally when Louie Trombley, Bill ladies ‘‘Sis" Mllr decorating This RESULTS went to Thornley THURSDAY’S Beardslee and Pete Hclzer sin- with 174 and high series to bowling just the way you want it on clean, York 9, Boston 3. R. New gled in succession to fill the Dorothy Kendrick with 461. M. ANDERSON Brooklyn 5. ABC certified lanes. Philadlphia 7, bases with one out. Frederick The standings: COMPANY 2, Pittsburgh 1. AUTHORIZED Cincinnati pitched over the threat, how- KINGS & QUEENS LEAGUE St. Louis 3. Chicago 2. 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