¦MS SERVICE CAPTURES CITY CAGE TITLE Ball Camp Miss Betz is Seen Worthy Beats Williams* Notes LARELAND, Fla.—There's Successor to Alice for Crown, 40-34 or Queen ‘ no tomfoolery in tho Dotroit ¦¦.in t Mt| VOFBR Tigers* camp on April 1» for Sparks with the annual squad pinning is Bobcean Servicemen 17Points? due to start General Manager Observers Say JP Jock Zeller has eoaferrod the Gwynn Leads Plumbers in Defeat ; Manager last two days with •Five triumphant Howiu's Survicu capers night won tho of eight lost Del Baker on the fate Indoor Champ right to woor gold-plated hesketholls on their wetchchelpp pitchers, a catcher, three In- APRIL i; 1941 PAGE 8 * : >¦¦. champions TUESDAY outfielders. ¦.H¦ v hn as tho city basketball of 1941. fielders and three ’tMiss at Tho honor was achieved lost night ot tho Mount Clemons; Can High school gymnasium whom the servicemen defeated Wil- SHREVEPORT, La.— Al- liams' Plumbers, 40-34, ta sweep the two-game series. wie Sports Glass though Larry McPhail, Dodgers’ Forest Hills Victorious in 12 out of 14 I president, is in California while starts during the regular City —John Clifford part of the Brooklyn squad is By HARRY GRAYSON Recreation league here and the rest In Florida, the NKA S«rvl«« lyarta E4lt#r Howie's took three out of four city ancient history basket- After Fisher Lost playoff contest in winning the •With the recreation playoffs boss still can get action. • Eleanor Tennant, the famous now dead in Mount Clemens as this column will be Sunday’s defeat, MacPhail wired coach, just one many fine tijtle. They dropped their' first! bell 4s os is of Koleky, fpmorraw. Bowling goes on in the leagues as usual, but the Manager Leo Duroc ler and ask- judges who say Pauline May game to 27-34, then sport reached its climax lost week and the week beforp dur- ed him to poll the press “whe- Betz can’t mist winning the to Red Wings went on to beet the Merchant* 30-20, ing bpwling tournament. It is too early for outdoor ther we should open the season national women’s singles tennis 42-30, Koleky, WtlUtnisV the city * long since with Dressen’s Tiger Tamers or championship when the firing 33-29. Their victor* over the iwiriMvyna and indoor competition hos concluded. Frocfurtd Ankle Wednesday and summer sports - baseball, Durocher's Powder Puffs.” The gets under way at Forest Hills, Plumbers last forced Wadoma now tothe spring the championships to an extra* lenhtt, golf, track, etc. ond we must odd with expectant Powder Puffs responded by Aug. 29. in Lost Gome powdering the offerings of three They see in Miss Betz, a nice game. Williams’ won their firat ptartur* Dallas pitchers for a dozen hits 21, worthy two tilts in the playoffs, agdinat looking girl of suc- DETROIT, April I—(A*)—'The * and an 8 to 3 victory. Marble, who • the Merchants and Koleky. AIB SFOBTS cessor to Alice turn- Detroit Red Wings had bitter PUSH ed professional. Howie's set the pace all the - Hof-tioust sports ore inter- news mixed with the sweet to- wry last night. They took thi* Miss Betz patterned her game day as they marked time before quarter, acting and exciting but the Club LOS ANGELES Connie spectacular, lead in the first It*B,* Revolver of the the of plans the after that their meeting with winner Williams’ even in thu voriety pre usually Mack to alter Phila- hard-hitting in the and held fresh" air training Miss Marble. The the Toronto-Boston aeries frame, teams ond draw delphia Athletics girls are warm friends. They second both net-* MW sppctocMlar year. Stanley JCup playoff finals. ting the thinT o matter schedule drastically next correspond, and Miss Marble 11 markers. In inort Interest. It is Hatch of booking games The bitter news was con- period Williams' was held score- with olives, but we Wins Instead hopes to take her fellow Califor- el lestdios nearly every day, Connie nian the tourna- tained in an X-ray report of less while the »h* of .approval in hand before pointers. Ittrtk bulk Boots Dotroit hopes to restrict playing dates ment. Joe Fisher's ankle, which the chalked up six more tee* with US. Without doubt mostly to week-ends, with oc- team physician said frac- Only in the last quarter did Wil- sports in the by Dorothy May Bundy, whom in the period ot champions, two biggest 80 Points games. “I * tured second liams' outscore the j jthc Team casional mid-week Betz defeated, 6-1, 10-12, and foot- two days Miss I si the semi-final clash with the They points Howie’s country are bosebotl want at least or 'three 6-2, to acquire the indoor crown si mmm tallied IS to a summer • Starting a series of invitation In Chicago Blackhawks Sunday 11. bott the one a week open for practice at Brookline, believes her west gome the other a fall game. matches, the Bath City Revolver things that should be rehears- night. Fisher, a right winger, Williams’ played without the} coast neighbor will scale the had insisted that the ankle was big Baseball now comes to the fore and Rifle club, organized last ed,'* he explained. “Too many heights outdoors. Both attend services of one of their little work only twisted. point-getters, Leslie Durst, t» steal the limelight pnd hog iall, last night defeated the Hud players get too Rollins College in Florida. They a game every day." But Dr. C. was, however, ably replaced by columns of the sporting of De with were in the party that toured L. Tomsu informed 1 the son Revolver Club team, Manager Jack Adams that Eddie Harvey Levenburg who had 'a press: But wtih it comes the South America. scoring ond troit, by 80 points. “Pauline has the strokes, fight, Wares, also a right wing, would good night, five baskets fresh-air contests ORLANDO, Fia. The St. " 1 other be ready play in the finals. for 10 points. . following is both large The local squad shot 565 out re- physique and endurance,” re- B I I ’jßßßßill to Chair Louis Cardinals’ roster was ‘ the The game produced some, of peats Miss Bundy. She could > t He has been benched for igbicj. of a possible 800 points in a slow duced to 32 today after the de- 8 play day.” .. past three weeks with a shoul- the most remarkable shooting, oisd Are match, while Hudson tallied of players. Pitchers all * The organizing parture four MISS HAS der separation. seen in the league thli season. Bothers are and Murry CALIFORNIA Mm Bait in oil the sports 516 points. In the doubles, slow Harry Breechen AN IMAGINATIVE GAME Walter Gwynn, high-scoring. and Outfielder Carden * The Red Wings, who were tic- ? Are, timed, arid rapid Are match Dickson Tennant, volleys. She does not like to be slow- Williams’ center, Robert Bob* obow ond ore went to What Miss who es and has rare She keted for a low ranking in the Gillenwnter Columbus brought out Marble and with her overhead balled. An impatient player un- cean, big gun on tbe Howie ir their onnuol os- the Bath City squad scored 506 Association and Miss steadiness national hoefey league, worked Cities of the American other stars, likes best about Miss smash, and a magnificent back- til this winter, she lost confid- quintet, and Levenburg scored he Border out of a possible 600 points. Ro- their way to the finals by dis- < Pitcher Max Surkont to the Betz is that the Los Angeles miss ence and resorted to slow-ball- sensational one-handed shots. tennis team be- Hudson registered 475 points. hand. posing of the defending cham- it chester Internationals. has an imaginative game which ing herself. from all angles to keep the spec- i offlciolly. yester- “She is strong and possesses pion New York Rangers and the throughout Forty-five members compose will keep women’s tennis on the the ideal dispostion.” Her forte is aggression, not Chicago team five games. tators on their toes I enter competition in finish | tho Bath City team which was ORLANDO, Fla. lf 19- high plane to which Queen Alice so much from the net position, the contest. From start to The track team MISS BETZ PRODUCT OF line it organized by year-old Joe Beck comes returned it. but from the base where she was fire-house basketball as oCtising lightly in- Police Officer Pat GRIFFITH PARK COURTS the teams made for thu O'Grady. through with three innings of “While Pauline had a fine rec- has a good forcing backhand two to meet Harold Krauseneck is ord year, Betz is A student, forehand and fired loopers, dog | poorsana is scheduled president of the club and Ed- worthwhile pitching against last she was over-con Miss an a and a hard-hit which basket first meet of fident in the nationals,” explains good mixer and extremely is now always reliable. Sports shots, and follow-ins at break- Algonoc In the ward McSweeney, range officer the St. Louis Cardinals today. Byear on April 8. A few will Teacher Tennant. “She will Have popular with both the girls and Miss Betz has the build and neck speed. Gwynn, who in thu and Manager Bjcky Harris Sf instructor. picture boys. plans to teach of an athlete. She meeting between the teams < HBers 'hove made the rounds, him a reg- Vbetter of the situation the She movements last The team will shoot in a re- have measured for this summer. physical cd. has broad shoulders and a freck- held scoreless, be is little early for ular Washington uniform. The was couldn’t StJMt still a match with the Hudson squad “Like natural players, She was born in Dayton, 0.. led face to go with long flow- Roundup- checked last night and sunk five all she youngster from the class D / Baseball next Wednesday in Detroit. took too many liberties with but lias lived in Los Angeles for ing golden hair. goals in the first half. Bob- pn&tfse* course, has been Florida State League Is slated field 1 of night: . . a eight Scores last her best weapons . made a number of jears. She is prod- She combines co- cean, punched Steve Sundra, for- too masculine —Eddiu Brigts home six of mfim-bn for a few weeks and to follow many errors off her good fore uct of the famous Griffith Park ordination with feminine allure baskets in tbe first half, at dose slowly whip- SLOW FIRE MATCH Yankee who will be pitch- W#|eam is being mer hand. courts there. In height she is 5 in the right proportions. • NEW YORK, April 1 (The range. Ht led hr individual Scor- * Bath City game for the Sen- ing his first “She has a powerful serve feet 6. She weighs 127 pounds. Pauline Betz would wear the Special New* Service)—Some of ing points. Levenburg *AftoJiagtf..y<-; Russell Copeland 130 with 17 ators. . . that disconcerts the girl on the Miss Betz began playing ten- tennis crown well . would be the Cub* bit piqued be- made four baskets row, TRACK WOCS Homer 157 are a in a all kAtHCB Moore other side of the net. She srrash- nis at 13. a constructive champion. cause the midnight curfew does- on follow-ina, in the last stanza. - Sergt. Dosrett We . were speaking to Ther E. 139 n’t apply to Dizzy Dean —At- Although Williams* la thu Walter Stewart C 9 DOTHAN, Ala.—The Cincin- through for dn Tompkins, Bother track nati Reds are glad to be heading lanta ha* come younger outfit, it seemed to tire Tomp- by shifting pnd swfmmlng coach. Team Total north. Not only was Florida cold Coach Bill Alexander faster last night. Howie's, which 585 St Mary’s Mind Over Matter from central time, kins Isn't sure Os what tolept Hudson and damp during their March to eastern employs more aggrearive tactic* which gives Georgia Tech an- personali against he have on the cinders Stahl 162 stay, but a threc-day visit to had 15 scored will TORONTO HAS ATTITUDE other hour of football practice. it, thfe yeor. He lost all but one Johnson 161 Havana had only one sunshiny BETTER MENTAL but the Plumbers failed to to . Play . . to Van Mungo: one of Campbell day, and the return trip was so Note capitalize on them, and sunk Os. his veterans by graduation. 96 AS WELL AS EDGE IN MAN POWER the broadway gos- rough several admitted more reliable only six free throws. Only John Qroft, holf-miler, Vlaison 97 huskies sip say you’ll be back feeling “woozy.” Cuban officials AND PHYSICAL CONDITION clumn* The gold basketballs are Tompkins, League Ball with the Brooks, if you don’t iea.testedwarrior. Team Total 516 blamed the elements for a $4,000 awarded the winners of the however, admitted he hos o • TORONTO, April 1 <**) wouldn’t be any in the Bruins’ hoist another stein during the playoffs. DOUBLES loss on the three-game series • For the first the the . . IMoh-fumper in Herman But- time in The Toronto Maple Leafs, hold- strategy of trying to slow rest of the training season . Scoring: Bath City between the Reds and the Bos- school's St. Mary’s in Bob Hall, annals High ing a 3-2 lead in games, the im- Leafs and play for the oreaks. Old Ty Cobb is in Augusta for HOWIE’S— Player SI.Fr. Tim.. Rap. Tl’s ton Red Sox. willsend a team . . school baseball portant “home ice” advantage tournament . filler done SMT in proc- Copeland Meanwhile, word came from the masters’ Player FG FT TP has 90 90 91 271 into Catholic league competi- and an edge in manpower and Billy a $lO,- fice.Don Stuart ond Bob God- Dossett .00 Detroit that Joe Fisher, young Conn turned down Cook, f. 2 0 4. 85 70 235 tion. physical condition, also appeared 000 offer from M-G-M be- right winger of the Red Wings, flicker Eschenburg, f. .... 0 • 0 frey ehould do well in the shot The Mountaineers’ application mental Hockey to have a better atti- out of the final series, cause it would interfere with 2 S Team ..170 175 161 506 for admittance league has would be Volkenant, 1 to the tude than the Boston Bruins to- and that Eddie Wares would be his tune-ups for Joe Louis. g 3 0 S s*• Hudson been authorized and the squad as ready the Jane* Thirty-six candidates turn- day they made sixth ready to replace him. Fisher suf- —O—— Moore, g* 4 Player Sl.Fr. Tim. Rap. T’lx will begin training immediately game of the Stanley Cup hockey *.•.....4 0 for the track team. Os right in Today’s Guest Btsr ...... ed out Johnson .. 82 87 77 246 Playoffs leadership of fered a fractured ankle Bobcean t 1 IT Tompkins soid, about under the Coach playoff series. Sunday’s game at Chicago. Gordon Cobbledlck, Cleve- ¦these, Stahl .... 75 74 80 229 (he compete the 11 By Frew Wilson May. games Platn-Dealer: “Johnny Allen Id will in St. Mary's appli- The best-of-seven series Totals .19 I 41 competition. NATIONAL LEAGUE submitted an will qualify the winner for the may regret the Interview in events in league Team 157 161 157 475 cation in 1940 but filed too late WILLIAMS’— Boston at Toronto. Stanley Cup finals against the which be commented on the Players FT Mary's high Men ore allowed four seconds for recognition. FG TP Over* ot St. per Detroit Red Wings. Pin Points Indians' pennants chances... Kars, f. • 9 9 shot on Timed fire and two AMERICAN LEAGUE FINALS At a meeting last Friday 45 is bustle and hustle . . . The boys are getting fchootdll seconds per shot on rapid Arc. Hershey Levenburg, f. .... 5 9 19 attempt at Cleveland. boys signed up for the team. The Bruins show every inten- tonsils and adenoids in ee the Mountaineers (No Games Last Night) “getting up off the SIERENS EXTENDS LEAD their Gwynn, e...... 5 t 12 team into Three veterans of intermural tion of floor" shape’to ask John how it hap- 4*,*hip a baseball competition, to win tonight’s contest and send • Sierens Music extended its Roller, g...... 1 2 S shape to ploy Catholic BROWN COACH DEFERRED Homer Van Hollen- Holy pened ho always had a sore g in beck, 1940, the series back to Boston for the lead over the K. of C. in the Benoit, 2 0 4 competition for the FROM SOCK TO SWING outfielder in Joe Pel- league at the Clem- arm when the Yankees or Red Dubay 1 1 2 League • PROVIDENCE, April 1 tier, pitcher, and Henry Brown, seventh game Thursday. And ad- Name Mount Nfst the his- ens last night when Sox were in town last sum- time In school's Coach George Anderson has re- • YORK, April I—Henry catcher, the mirable as the idea of never Recreation NEW returned to lists and games mer." • tory. Enough boys Signed up ceived Armstrong, the Ne- will seek the quitting may appear, it also indi- it took two and a match Totals 14 34 deferment in selective great little berths on nine. Awning. the team to make about University's gro cates they feel that last Satur- from Miller’s Sierens tor service until Brown boxer who recently retired, A schedule has not yet been pins Very Tough Character the weed track and field is com- leading day’s 2-1 overtime setback at got 2,561 to Millers 2,480. sauads. When season is a swing band at a arranged, according to Coach Dykes’ riding mak- pleted. 0 night Boston left them with only an The K. of C. team lost two games Headline: Fights (hi Is done by Coach Willie club here. May. ing even madder. May, St; Mary's should have outside chance of copping the to Budweiser. Frank Petltpren of “Mad Russian’’ scries. Budweiser, led the league in On high-priced rookie*, Dyke* Last Night •wi sort or reamt scoring with a 584 <2Ol-222- is dough, The Maple Leafs, seeking to 161). took second and see, Ur iki AhmUM Pr«M J. J. Brandner A* Novikoff can hear (Bulldog) reach the Stanley Cup finals for honors with a 576. For Jimmy Dykes is quite as • CHICAGO Ossie the fourth straight year, turned tough Harris, 15944, Pittsburgh, out- to golf as a means of tuning up. As any on the Zuyder Zee. pointed Nate Bolden, 150 44, That, too, may indicate a certain BTUDEBAKER GAINS Chicago (10). not to think of (Kid) determination • Studebaker gained two games Caught Fly WASHINGTON—Louis may happen on the what if the Bruins on Murphy Bros. Fuel Oil in the Dahlgren Cocoa, 147*4, New Haven, begin to Every player Babe won a mem- click. re- Macomb Recreation Class B-l bership in golf Conn., outpointed Andre Jeaaer- ( .:¦ ¦Cvij/j.f'j membership a Boston club for (10). fsk' ceived a in a local league when it took two games socking un, 15344, New York golf club when the squad gath- the first homer for the DETROIT Andy (Kayo) from the fuelers. E. Kelchner . . . yesterday. Beese Dixie writers who ered And when any- rolled a 609 (225-195-189) for watching Morgan, Detroit featherweight, to have been Jim Brad- Taylor, one tried switch the conversa- Studebaker, second high in the dock’s comeback try say the old outpointed Jackie Col- golf to hockey, one (6). tion from of league for the night. Servo, of boy is gone for good—fat and umbus, 0., the club's leaders switched it PITTSBURGH Harry Bobo, Swan Pharmacy, took league gold living . . . Billy right back again. soft from honors with a 620 (213-202-205). Kerman is cold shouldering that 203, Pittsburgh, stopped Paul BnL. •'•' vg|^^HPli^NHHi| At least, the Leafs manage to talk about trading him to the Hartnek, 194, Minneapolis (9). carefree, CINCINNATI Board Char- appear and that atti- MADOU MOVES AHEAD Dodgers ... will someone tude helps to make kindly Rollins les, 194, Cincinnati, butpointed > them 8-5 fav- us how Col- • Grocery swept tell (10). gs, ’ good Madou three up Joe Sutka, 161, Detroit orites. Other reasons are games in a Fumble league match lege manages to wind with all that they have on hand tonight those tennis stars from the coast? LANCASTER, Pa. Ken at . the Bowl-O-Drome last night Ov e r lln, 199, middleweight the same squad that won Satur- . . . derby colony grow- ahead Kurs The is outpoint- day. Coach Happy Day said he of Tavern which ing at Churchill Downs, and champion, Ntw York, dropped two to Duncan’s Log Msaury, 162*4., change lineup, ed Harvey . wouldn’t his Cabin. Reuben Dunlap paced more than 400 horses are train- again would be used on the third ing at Belmont Park for the Ja- Brooklyn (10). Madou with a 475. Willinger. of Vera . SAN FRANCISCO line, instead of Don Metz. All of maica opening . . “Sporting Duncan's paced the scoring in Bybee, 129, Ogden, Utah, and ' stringers says Altrock, *¦ Toronto's first are re- league News” Nick Wash- ¦¦* y good physical the with*a 486. Petey Scalzo, 110, N.B.A. fea- . v* S 9 .- W' ported in condi- ington coach and comedian who 1 Bingo Kamp- —O—- tree winter, therweight champion. New tion. Defenseman feel out of a this non-title). man, out of action through the PRIEHS* ADVANCES may never walk again. York, drew (10 because ankle in* NEW YORK Charles .Lu- series of an • Priehs Mercantile took two 125V4, jury, was able to skate a while games Monday Then lu) Coatanttoo, New in the Ladies' and Now technically out vesterday. Night league at the Bowl-O- years age, only *2 men York, knochad Five Sammy Garda, 129, Boston On the other hand, the Bruins from the Hi-Speed team, reported for football at the . T Drome ;i'^s--’’ r*i . . (9) C^>'jrivr^vi'/^v .•’¦'flKMHVtf% 'A extending University of Louisville . . till are missing their crack cen- their wins for the sea- NEWARK, N. J. Joey Zod- ter, Bill Cowley hurt in the son to 4? against 81 losses. ATs The other day St came out for Murphy da, 129, How York, and George series’ first game, and defense* Hl-Speed took two from the baofctold alono. 199, York, eye Bros. Gulf and the Jewel Thea- Zongara* Ntw drew man Des Smith has an that (10) \va« bettered shut, although such tre two games from Dad’s Place. Headline Headliner keep league New York’s “PM" chronicled PHILADELPHIA Mayoif ;fmM#m *Hm Mt Sroeks hitcr to pinned by Joe Henson In national A. A. U. wrestling chain* a minor matter won't him F. Garb led the with a 14444, Philadelphia, from playing. Coach Cooney 492 (189-126-179). rolling for Bill Judges' sensational return to Phdlo. out- Win Side Y. M. C. A. Human pretzel tn lower photo beggars description, “ TuMallo, 14444, :Wmm* . . . —Jurgcs pointed Suvurio MftCaattogr ttarrto' tact salts It plain William Martin is giving him works in 15t*pound chu*. Mar* Welland planned no changes in Priehs*. H. Brys took second form as follows ' Italy (9). - dazzling." f t>’. ' . ‘ tin won. his lineup and idicated there honors with a 469. —from dizzy to