THE YPSILANTU DAILY PRESS. YFBILANTI, MICH.. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1842 Sports Roundup PAGE SIX

New York—UP —Postponed on* night because of the weather, the flret series of exhibition bouts —featuring Heavyweight Champion Joe In three round go a sparring partner—will be at Letters a with held Fort Awarded Louie Y-H.S. Athletes Hamilton arena tonight. The programs are for Army and Navy emer- gency relief. PHILS’ MASTER - - • By Jack Sords Trophies Given WAR ENDS FOR THESE GERMANS, CAUGHT AT KHARKOV York—UP—Eddie Walker, of Chalky Wright, feather- New —.CT.'I.I. —” weight champion, has been suspended pending a hearing by the box- f-~~ .yvwaivvaaiLyiMi.l ..i;. }pyt*»»M ijjs -J ing commission because he did not appear at Thursday's meeting for questioning about a title defense by his fighter. at Assembly ••• • • New York—lNS—Manager Mel Ott of the New York Giants today Climaxing a very tucceasful year was owner of anew notch on his glorious baseball career. The chunky in the field of sport, Ypstlantl High right field, yesterday In little pilot, who directs his team from drove School athletes were awarded let- of his year major league career This topped by the I.sS3rd 17 ters In their respective sports at one run the National League record set by In 23 years the annual athletic awards assem- under the big top. Babe Ruth holds the all time major league with bly at Ypsilanti High School Thurs- 2,2h9 |n his II years wtth the Red Sox. Yankees and Braves. day. This year’s athletic endeavor New York—lNS—Howie Odell, new head football coach at Yale, has brought ten trophies, three of which approached Mel Hein, captain of the pro football Giants, concerning a were won by the cross country team post as assistant coach at the New Haven University, It wag revealed I the state, regional, and Twin Valley. today. ! and all three of which tfere, first ! places. The basketball team also gontrlb- i uted their share to the school's ! trophy display for they pulled down HOW THEY STAND championships in the Regional and District tournaments. The tennis team took the Twin AMERICAN LEAGUE Valley crown almost without defeat, W L Pet. *GB and came through with a first place . In the regionals to take that tro- New York 33 11 750 ... | ! phy. On Friday, the three surviving j Cleveland 26 21 553 85* ! netters will Journey to Ann Arbor's Detroit 28 23 549 B<4 Ferry Field courts to take part In finals, at 10 I Boston . 23 22 .511 10H the state which start \ jtegp St. Louis 25 25 .500 11 a. m. The golf team also did its bit by IS 28 .391 16 breezing through the season with Washington 18 29 .383 lfi>* only one defeat, that by class A Philadelphia 20 32 385 17 Ann Arbor to take the Twin Valley crown in that division The team This long line of German soldiers wa* captured by Russian forces during the Battle of Kharkov. •Games behind leader. the regionals. but Thursday's Results finished second in Peasants, whose invaded land has been reclaimed by the Red Army, watch the procession. This pic- eligible the Detroit 8. Philadelphia 7. is for state finals to ture was radioed from Moscow to New York. New York 8, Chicago be held in Ann Arbor on Satur- 2. day. Cleveland 4. Boston 2 team, St Louis The swimming noted for 7. Washington 2 by (called end state championships, was bested to at of eighth). Arbor George Cole Elected Sports Calendar Today's Games U. High of Ann at the stale year. they Washington, night. meet this However Detroit at claimed second place little St. Louis at Philadelphia, night. with Head College Track Team SATURDAY Cleveland at New York. difficulty. Tennis Awards were made to twenty- Chicago at Boston The unsung hero of the Michi- hip him two varsity gridders: Nelson Boik, His bothered last fall Michigan Normal vs. Central George Duane Drake, Bill gan Normal track team. George and by this spring the Injury was Michigan. M. N. courts. 10 a. m. NATIONAL LEAGUE Curts. Wendall Greenfield. Louis Cole, Thursday W L Pet. »GB Evanoff, came into his own so painful that Cole was forced to - Harmon, Boh Houck, Hughes, FINES DIVERTED ex paVis mas geATteAi Bill when he was selected captain for sleep on night Brooklyn 33 13 .717 ... the floor at to avoid Ll'‘*- Tom Holdridge, Jack Lawrence, Detroit. Junp 5 INS— Traffic St. Louis 27 19 .587 6 "fte is" sX)r the. 1913 season fWilues Times Bob Moffett. Moyer. Pat O'- aggravating the hurt. fines were from court Boston 26 24 520 9 "Sajl*lesSr Ewart The slender Cole has been hob- diverted ifc Tim£S Hara. Eugene Palmer, Mickey Rob- The election was the second channels into the hands of the New York 25 24 .510 9Vi bling around with a painful hip in- has 22 erson, Walter Roberson. Bill Rowe. Cole won In two days, for he Ameriean Red Cross today —with Cincinnati ~ 24 .478 11 jury throughout the Indoor and out- Warren Shifferd, Eddie Smith. was the totaling $l5O, Chicago 22 26 .458 12 door he finished chosen president of next "kitty" already Tunnicliffe, Woolsey, campaigns, but year's senior class and the of another Pittsburgh 19 28 j Glenn Clark year on Wednesday. prospects SSOO 404 145 cut the with the Hurons be- being looking good. Philadelphia 16 32 .333 18 St. Louis Browns Fijfhtinj* and Fred Wolter. added very to fore temporarily giving up track. behind leader Reserve football letters went •Games Clyde King. Hid Brown. John Kelly. Doctors who hav® examined X- Thursday' Results rays say Team av to Leading Berth Bob Tibbits. Harold Clark. Bernard of Cole's injury that a Tennis St Louis 6. Boston 2. J o Fasing. piece of bone has worked loose New York 4. Chicago 3 Cosgrove, Donald Calvin Arthur Herbst. George from his hip They have asked (11 innings). New York June 6 —UP— With- straight game in Peterson which Gordon has Gaudy. Dan Rankin. Duaue Thayer, the New York junior to rest this Only game? scheduled. fanfare hullabaloo, the may Ending Season out or St safely. George summer in hopes that he be Today's Games Norman Wilson. Hayes, Buy Fox De luxe in Quarts Louis Browns are battling their with two Clay cured. Ifrest does not prove to be Boston at (2)-. Les Flemings Warren Kidder. Dick Stein. Michigan tennis team Cincinnati way into a first division berth in Lynn McAllister, J. a remedy, an operation may be Normal's STORAGE Brooklyn Chicago (2) on and two in the ninth enab- ton Hopp. rings Help Save War Materials at the American League. By winning out Powerb, necessary. down the curtain on its sea- St. Louis, night. Wynn, Dan Quirk HI. Bill JAR New York at 11 of their last 15 games the led Cleveland to beat the Red Sox R Powers, Charles Walls, and Bob Cole, who hails from Minoa. N son Saturday with a match with The 32-oz. Quart holds the equivalent Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Central Michigan on Huron Browns have separated themselves 4-2. Oscar Judd held the tribe to Hendrickson. Managers were Bob Y., ran on the team which captured the of two and two-thirds 12-oz. bottles, courts. The match will get under- from the second divislonlsh White hits until the ninth when he Johnston and Jim Miller. tht national Interscholastic cross yet requires only one cap. Every time TRY NEW SIREN thfee win- way at 10 a. m. Sox. Senators and Athletics. walks Cross Country varsity award country championship tn 1938. He you buy the of regular allowed two more and two Davis. The meet which had been sche- Quart instead Detroit, S—IN5 —INS —Wall of Although they still are in fifth ner? were Mahlon Ellis. Bob came to Michigan Normal at the 21° June Michigan js which him Jim Baghy duled with Central at Mt. - 12-oi. bottles you help save almost place, the Browns are only half a beat gave Donald Furtney, Bob Shutte. Mar- behest of renowned the first air raid siren produced Lou Gregory, Pleasant last month was rained out. two caps which are made tin, by Corporation games behind the fourth-place u [> nine hits in beating nit former -hall Mosher. John Wills, and Bill long distance running star, who of steel the Chrysler for Red Vic Mastromarco and Frit* Ben- For Sox having Seaton. Reserves were Eugene refrigerator? fine quality mob#. •nd cork—all vital war materials. cities in Michigan and elsewhere who once more are mates for his seventh vie ory. also sent Tommy Quinn to school playing 1 and 2, resper- Barnes. Ward Byrnes Harold netts. No. • are in was heard today as plant officials pitcher's cramps. A fast finish by the Tigers gave here. tively, colle- practical apace aaving am. •as Be U«« trw*. C*„Irint KapUi league Herbst, Arthur Porterfield and will conclude their tested a production model before The is raving about Rook- them an 8-7 victory over the Ath- During his freshman and soph- giate careers Michigan complete xiih cover. Snorted color*. ie George Stachle- for Normal o4ty and defense officials The Shortstop Vernon Stephens, who letics Don Ross' homer with two Resets. Bernard omore years, he ran both the half with this X It or. witz manager- match. capacity. MICHIGAN S FASTEST GROWING BEER siren, powered hv a motor, is ap- is rated by , White on in (he eighth tieil the score, 4-4. was j and quarter mite, but this season 1 in swimming, the varsity proximately by Sox pilot, over the Red Sox s high- •hut the Tigers needed four consist- . he has roneentrated on the 880. 11 7 feet In size. more Briggs. t amp, ly touted Rookie Shortstop Johnny ruus in the ninth to win Ned ed of Bill Itotiald He has also run two years on the , Cummings, Dick Carter, Pesky. Harris hit a homer with one on in David Huron cross country squad. Lee Sliarpe Bernard Cosgrove. The got on right ihe Duane Drake. Browns off the ninth and Birdie Tebbett* Bob Houck, Lawrence managers. MARTHA In second Inva singled the bases load* t. Claude Hitt. Phillip Weaver were 1 Tonight and Saturday foot the eastern wi'h Koppin. Tim Smith. Tucker SHAEFER slon by winning the opening series Ol' Lon Warneke, whom they Preston Baseball varsity awards went to and Austin Norton. Donald Fasing John Loses Life fcPWAfHINCTONj Yeow He is Here from Washington, laking the odd say can’t throw hard enought to •tack Ijawrenee, Kelly, Arthur and Bob Wadke were the -onty re- Herbst, game of a three game series yes- break an eggshell, gave the Howard Herbst. Roibert HARDWARE Boston serves. Bob Johnston was mana- Clyde King, Freeman, Lee Sharpe, Micuigan terday, (called eighth Braves enough of Moffett, Bob former 7-2 because thts and that to ger. Bob Smith, Normal sprinter, of weather). Hollingsworth, beat them, 62, and St Bower, Ed Warren Kid- has been drowned Michigan A1 the Louis winter sports, der. Drake, Green- in an occurred 124 \V. picked Wtth basketball Duane Wendall accident that while cast-off southpaw from the Nation Cardinals up half a game first stringers were Fred Berger, field, La Verne Moore, Lester Pio, he was on furlough from Fort Huron League, the Brooklyn Dodger*, 39 N. al scored his fourth vie on idle Bill Evanoff. Ellis Freatman. L. D. Pat O’Hara, Porterfield, and Bragg, N. C., according to informa- tory, w ho lead the National League Arthur keeping the Senators well note Harmon, Bill Strang. Don Hibbard. Philip Stokes. Binder, Burrell, Pow- tion received by Dr. Lloyd W. Olds under control on eight hits by six lengths. A five inning, Palmer, Har run Bill Hughe-. Eugene Boh ers, whalls, Woolsey and Curts were Thursday. lond Clift's homer with one on was irt which Walker Cooper tripled Moffett. Bud Moyer. Bill Rowe and reserves. George Gaudy an t Robert Sharpe is the second Huron ath- the Browns' big punch. and George Kurowski doubled, Sidney Stokes. Starhlewitz were managers. lete who has died since enlist- The Yankees, as usual kept turned the tide In the second Reserve squad Included Bob Golfers Don Hibbard, Sidney ment in the L'nited States armed rolling They piled up eight runs Will Marshall's eighth homer, Bower, Burrell, Melvin Fuller. Tartan Jim Stokes, Rodney Kuster, Otto Kind forces. Leroy Grindle, captain of IJ on luckless Edgar Smith, year's tying him wi h Dolf Camilli for George Gaudy, Arthur Herbst, War shoven and Boh Houck all the Huron team two years ago, was king were LOANS ¦'« ot the most consistent loser, in sec- the league lead. gave the New ren Kidder. Jim Miller, Pat O'Hara, awarded letters. killed in the crash of an Army aomi ißir Jlhe varsity H lunglt ml hit ond and beat the White Sox York Giants a t-3 victory over the Lynn McAllister, Lester Pio, Phil- Ellis Freatman, Bill Rowe, Jim in Oregon winter. *SO for *4.54 (Total Cost) lM innitjg bomber Jast |H White easily. 8? It was Smiths ninth In the 11th, after Rip lip Stokes, Edwin Wesolowski, John Miller. Bob Johnston, L. D. Harmon, Sharpe, a negro, earned his varsi- *IOO for *9.08 (Total Cost) straight loss bad a Russell had tied It. 3-3. wi'h his Wills, and Fred Wolter. Managers Jerry Moorman, Bill Strang, and ty letter last year. His home was single day? weer Jack Lawrence and Eddie and double and was robbed third homer in three Cliff Harold Campbell were given var- in Brooklyn, N. V. when repaid in of another hit by Melton scattered six hits for his Smith. sity awards in tennis with Harold Bob Kennedy. It was the 20th seventh win. Track letters were awarded to Herbst and Roger Katon as re- 6 monthly instalments Nelson Boik, Bernard Cosgrove. serves. Bob Furtney, Bob Goss, Bill Members of the junior division Rural Events See other loans and payment Hughes, Marshall Dick Lee, Mosh- who participated In sports were plans in the table. You can get a er, Mickey Roberson, Bill Seaton. given awards for the time. first Thtr loan quickly on your note, car or Shutte, award are Wolter, Ohlin TODAY Warren Shifferd. Bob Hen winners guar- ry Simmons, Boh Tibbits, John ger, Hawkes, Schafer, Houck. Cush- Satins furniture. No endorsers or Wills, Fred Wolter, and Bud Ellis. man, Roberson, Osgenheimer. Annual Alumni Association ban- antors needed. No credit inquiries Reserve's: Bob Davis, Bill Dusbiber, Smith. Chappell, Shepherd, Helmer, quet. 8 p. m.. followed by program are made of friends or relatives. Barry Hoag, Holdridge, W. Garlough, and dancing, anniversary cele- Tom Peters. Reas, Fay Claine t 50th Special quick service on salary Lynn McAllister, W. Grinage. bration. Matthews. Schlief. Graham and loans to employed women. Powers. Dan Rankin and John Athletic Director Edwin W. Shad Begole Wynn. Guilford Burgpr and Robert ford presided at the assembly. Young People's Choir of Begole MVr Sunday School meet at home of find here the ceih lean yew need Miss Sara Parsons at 7:30 p. m. Chaos* o monthly poymont plan _ _ _ _ Today Saturday Cherry Hill ,/ and Unit II of W.8.0.5., 2. p. m. at y pel) ml \ psymt< pmymt< psvmtt home Mrs. TARZANS Jyggjl || Last Evening Show at of William Schroeden. f 25 S 8.76 $ 6.65 II I $ TREASURE *“ Wayne. Ml 17.52 13.30 9.09 IS 6.28 SECRET J 8:30 p. m. 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