St intoine, C»r. Coimbia—Phone RAndolph 2704 THE DETROIT TRIBUNE Saturday Sept. IC, 1933. PAGE SEVEN West Defeats East In Diamond Clastic Cincinnati Bows To St. Stephen Big Bats of West Hammer CAPTAIN LEWIS ALL-STAR CARD City Champions White UNCOVERS NEW Thru The AT NIT. OLIVE Down Three Eastern Pitchers Hard TRACK TALENT SPORT MIRROR FRIDAY NIGHT Sox In Three Games Played By RUSSELL J. COWANS Mule Suttle* Drives Ball Into The Upper Ernie Grimm To Run 12 Amateur Bouts Richard Denard Lead* Teammate* In As- Tier; Lundy and Stearnes Sparkle Afield For Great Lakes More than twenty thousand fans streamed through the turnstiles game On Matchmaker of Comiskey Field Sunday afternoon Jo witness a baseball be- sault On DeHart Hubbard * Hurler* Mutual Team tween two teaniH. The fana began purchasing tickets as early us ten By Ruaeeli J. Cowans o'clock although rain wuh threatening. Ellis’ Card The game was between the all atar select lon of plavera repre- The group of tllln clads wearing St. Stephen#, winner of the Church Athletic Associa- Chicago—The* crt»am of the West’** baseball crop, ably Kentlng the Fast and the all star team from tlu» West. This acted as The first boxing the colors of the Great hakes show under tlie the inter-city title, won supported by a magnet to induce the large number of fana through the turnstile* auspices of the Mt. Olive Athletic tion baseball championship and their heavy bludgeons, vaulted into diamond Mutual Insurance company will Negro went fog the record crowd of baseball. will he Friday night additional honors when the Cincinnati hite Sox supremacy here Sunday afternoon when they crushed have in their midst one of the elub held al the The Kastern team hud the host baseball flesh available in the the Mt. Olive chun-h, Will- in three at tin* Hoesink Stadium. moat promising young athletes in Baptist down to defeat trameft best the East could afford, in the big East-West diamond Fast. The West, with the exception of one yositlon, second base, had is and Brush The Detroit team defeated DeHart Hubbard’s team Detroit when they compete for the the best players in the West. streets. classic Comiskey T Alter*"Kid” Kills, trainer ami 7-3 Friday and then smearred tiie Cincinnati team in both in Field Michigan A. A. IT.l . track and field The Kant's lineup included Jinl Wilson, Dick Imndy, Hap Dixon, matchmaker of the organization, winning the first game, More 20,000 persona the of championship at Belle Isle Satur- and Haleigh "Itlzz” Mackey, Philadelphia Stars; Sam Streeter, Oscar ends of a double-header Staurday, than witnessed downfall has arranged a card of 12 amateur day Sept, 23. Charleston, John “Pistol” Russell, James Pupa’ Hell, William 5-4, and the game, 8-5. the mighty Eastern warriors to the tune of 11-7. And more 'Cool bouts. Ten of Ihe fighters ure final Ernest Grimm, student at Detroit Bell, Josh Gibson, William Hunter. Hrltt and Judy Johnson. Pittsburgh from • The Cincinnatian* matched the than fifty per cent of that mammoth throng were upstate, Flint sending nine and of hop- (Mty College and the moHt versatile Crawfords; Vic Harris, Homestead Grays, and Cats Jenkins, Black St. Stephen batters in the first ing West, Haglnuw one. i for a win for the and voiced their joy vocifer- competitor In the stute, is the man. Yankees. Big Star name of the double-header Satur- flyweight ously at the conclusion of the game. Although Grimm is a member of The West included Norman “Turkey” Stearnes, William "Steel In the bout K. Celsllk ! day and out hit them by one large It was the Imts of the< the opposite group, he is swinging Arm'* Davis, Billy Wells, Radcllffe, George 'Mule' Suttles, Harry will meet J. Millie, of Flint, Al blow 111 tho final game. Jt waa the which victory Tucker will oppose Christian, of Went wrested from Lundy filed to Dunkchcad In right along with hla old teammate, Brown and Willie Foster, Cole’s American Giants; Morney, Cleveland, C. i Cineliinafi defense which cracked the team representing tlie Hast. Lewis, captain the Great und Bankhead, Nashville Klite Giants. Flint in tlie banatamweight class open, turning five errors Mackey crossing thu plate. How- John of wi«le in Fifteen blows of vurious and sun- Lakes team. team representing the Hast was managed hv John Henry Ted Dickerson and E. Haley, of I in the first game Friday, nine in ever, The dry dimensions bounced off the he was called out for leaving Coach Holmes has been groom- Lloyd, former member of the Lincoln Giants, Rube Foster American Flint, are two more bantamweights the first game Saturday and six (lie huts of the Western hitters. the base too soon. ing Grimm for the 193tf Olympic Giants, and Hillsdale club. Lloyd is now head of the Atlantic City 'dub. who will mix on card. in .tlie final game. * Billy Hutties Paces Tin* West Once more the West was In the meet. He expects to enter the big Jim Taylor, manager of the Detroit Stars during the season of Brice and G. Barrett, of White Mux Score Kind the decathlon, most und manager of the Louis and Indianapolis clubs, Flint, are the two featherweights Sox a George "Mule” Buttles, big first front, ami this lead was never fellow in the 1983 former St. The White split double track anil field test In piloted the West to victory. lighting on Gm* curd. Annson Hin- header with the St. Stephens team buseman of the West, puced his threatened gruelling serlously hy the East- of best material In the son tackles J. Woolh, of Flint and last year. teum-mutes at the plate with tw.) the Olympiad, The Fast, habitat of Home the pitching in Cincinnati erners. Sam Streeter star south- Grimm will entered in Hie game today, where it was to be the strongest. A. Oliver meets D. DlMarlu. The in the blows, u ringing double in the sixth be failed supposed Cincinnati scored opening paw of the jump, discus, Javelin, pole- Hunter, lasi four light weights. ' game Saturday when Houston inning and a homer into the upper Crawford Giants, was broad No where in the west can liurlcrtf like Bell Matlock. J. shot put. the unit strength. McKinney and run tier of the pavilion In tlie fourth chased from the ruber during the vault and In State Holland, Willis and Britt he matched as a of The West’s Thurston meets Ward doubled in the fourth meet be üble to collect top four would he foster, Brewor, Cornelius und Percy Bailey. Hynder, of Ityrd Davis was on second base via a uprising. he should Flint and L. Kitchen m* U home when fumbled the hall points In each of these events. Sam Streeter, for was opposes John Borgew, of Flint, in J *. iu right double when Buttles blasted his Wells, the first hater, rapped a sturting moundsmun the Fast, driven from v field. Eugene Beatty, who will also the rubber In the hlxili inning after yielding seven hits and the two welterweight bouts L. Rodgers, Cincinnati pitcher, was homer into the upper tier. Hadcltfle single to center uud was sacrificed wear the colors of the Great Trikes, four runs. The little southpaw was hit hunt in the fourth/ and sixth Clark and J. Lapines, of Flint, safe at first when Iluff* muffed his was also on second by virtue of a to second hy Davis. 1iffe Hade has been training dally at Kelsey Innings. Hre tlie middleweight!! who grounder tin* went double when "Mule” greetod doubled down the third base line will in seventh. He Field for the state meet. Beatty sueceeding pitchers, were lilt hard hv the light. on single. Staple Hunter, Xho had relelved Sum to tally Wells. replaced Hunter and Britt, also to second Drake’s Hunter will enter the events. West halters, giving three hits two runs In the two- bit, filling starting Streeter hurdle Hunter up and Jesse I'attersoii meets White and beat out an infield the Streeter, the southpaw, after the blow. inning While the 400 meter hurdles 1n third lie pitched. Britt was the victim of five hits and live runs. Clinton Bridges meets Stan Evans liases. K. Houston doubled Kod- witli a long double to right. Big George Huttlo greeted Fast an llial Oscur Beatty's favorite distance, he is The presented inner defense sparkled, Char- in two other middleweight hunts g**rs and Drake home, "Steel Arm” Davis, rapped out Hunter with a double to right to leston, Bussell, Lundy and Wilson turned in a flawless exhibition. ulso able to run the shorter hurdle between local I toys. Joe Lewis, J. Houston's single, V. Harris’ two scored two * doubles and runs. send HadclttTe across tlte plate. events creditable time. Lundy was brilliant In his play in the short Held, handling eight dif- JIM and Huff's error and in * who Is fighting in the heavyweight 'Jh ,- double accounted Htearnes, Bankhead. Wells Morney scored llcillt chances without a hobble, <. kMI’ Suttles with a Albert King, Detroit high school j division, meets a for another run In the eight. collected two blows Harris and Hell, heavyweight from Kadcliffe also single. Bankhead forced Morney title-holder in the running high The outfield was not so strong. Vic James con- j Saginaw, Si. Stephens scored In the third apiece, Bankhead, Wells and But- second, Lundy sidered the peers in their respective positions, left and center field, at to Hussell. Larry Jump, has been in training for the Boh Sage, former middleweight when Staple hooted Dudley’s tles tallied two runs each. Brown drove single prove weak defensively. Bell caused a gasp from the fans when he | j, a to center, paHt week. King has beep going champion of Mihigan will referee grounder, the runner going to The West wus first to scoro, misjudged Larry Brown’s Una drive in the tlfth inning, lie looked the ItsuJfUgpd racing to third, hut was over the bar at hotter than six I tint hou Immroiut when Staple threw wild third hud on the fly us it saihd over his head for m triple. riiualuK uvur a marker In tha culled out for, falling to touch feet with ease. John Hucker, an- base. Dudley scored on lien* Inning, llankheud, who works The Inner defense of the western team was not as strong as that /first re- seeoffd”on his way to the third other Pershing High School l der’s single, * gularly for the Nashville Klite of the Eastern team, Morney, who formerly played short stop for the base. Student, will nlso compete In the Jeff Lisle opened the fifth with Giants, opened the round by beat- Columbus Blue Birds, mussed up three easy chances during the game, RAIN HAMPERS THE Josh Gibson, catcher for the running high Jump. a sinfele, stole second and wen to ing out lilt to Lundy back of each boot developing into a run. It a in Crawford Giants replaced Mackey Josoph Gordon, former Ham- third when rustics missed catcher second base. Brown sacrificed him The other members of the infield functioned smoothly. TENNIS TOURNAMENT behind the plate. When Foster, the trumck High School star and 1931 and Stearnes In Drake’s throw. Hrowii sacrifice fly to second. Foster fanned, but The outfield of Bankhead Davis performed fault first hatter for the West, opened the city high school broad Jump cham- less for Stearnes turned in the best.catch of tin 1 scored Lisle. Stearnes rammed a single between fashion the West. Inning with a single, Britt, Craw- pion, will nlso compete for tlie* afternoon when ho rac*ul front center held to deep right to haul in Harney Jenkins walked In the ItiiHsell and Charleston to rescue Favorites Continue ' V I ford Giant right-hander, replaced Great Lukes Mutual in the stale Hup Dixon's line drive. le „ eight, advanced to second on an the fleet Bankhead. Hunter on the mound, meet. Willie Foster, although he restricted the Kastern hats to seven * infield lilt to Staple, An infield The F.ust forged to the front in To Hold Own In the national meet in scattered hits, was constantly In trouble. .. * Britt Goes To Mound A. A. U. ' out sent him lo third from where of inning, *_» »>* ■* their half the fourth Chicago in July, Bill Bryant, for- The fast hall which usually carries a large hop, was Just a lost C. fc.'ar'f W.S*. •» ■ he scored when V. Harris dropped scoring runs a sem- Stearnes hailed Britt’s advent In- The cold rain which swept over tiiree without mer Hamtrumck High School effort Sunday. Foster whh forced t*> use his curve hull. He could not Fustic's throw on Dudley's ground- to the game with a long to change puce. Although Detroit during the first blance of a hit. double sprinter, wus not üblo lo give Ills control lilh of lui won, it was the worst exhi- of the NORM CS **TI Itkl.V Ml \ll\ KM. right center to advance Foster to we ever seen give. week, left the clay courts up at er. Willie Foster Wild bust because or u sprulned buck, j bition have him Win In Mntli third from whero lie scored on Credit must go to the promoters of the game because of the fine city College in sin h a had condi- former ornck outfielder for the Dixon, who plays iiv the outtleld the result of un old football in- St, Stephen* won In Ihe ninth Well’s long fly to Bell. Hteurnes manner in which it was conducted. The game started promptly at tion that the tennis tournament Pcfroit Star-. stood out like a sore for the Philadelphia Stars, worked jury. whi'ii Lisle singled, stole second went to third after (lie catch and three o'clock and the players, attired In new uniforms, trotted on and sponsored hy the Detroit Athletic thumb In the hlg game in ( liicajro for a Oscar Charles- The former city dash champion on Brown's single. Foster walk. scored on Davis’ double to right. off the held as though they were going places. There were n« argu- Association has been seriously last Snndn) between the l ast and and scored ton, manager of the Crawford declared, the othur day, tluil the cnnflnng lie had Brown went to second oil Uodgor's ItadcllfTe singled through Jud Wil- ments, every player himself to giving the bust In an handicapped. the West. The game was won hy Giants, was thumped in the thigh Injury had responded to treatment effort to win the game. wild throw in an attempt to catch son to tally Davis. The first round of play had been the West, ||.7. by one of Foster’s fast balls, IMx- and he would he in top condition No longer will the raconteurs who confine their stories to those the runner off first. Richard Den- The West's final came the completed when the clouds opened Men r lie* established himself on and Charleston pulled the double run In for the met. of the tlsh variety, have to work before a doubtful audience without ard scored him with a double, eight when singled, up and sprnyed with a tlrml) the one the steal as llizz Mackey, another Buukhead stoic Bryant will run In the* 100 and receiving ample compensation. This was ascertained when we re- * the courts with fans as of Cincinnati established a three and came home on deluge leaving in a soggy greatest Philadelphia star player, fanned. second Gibson’s ! 200 meter dashes, celved a letter from John C. Whittaker, public relation man for the them outfielders of all times run lead in the first inning of the to second Michigan Club, and sticky condition. with his Npnrkling against Larry Brown, regular catcher for had throw base. Herbert Thompson will be enter- Outdoor play second game when they bunched "A novel trophy contest has been agreed upon by the Part of the second round was the best of the I list. The hlg Cole’s American Giunts made a fine The Fast rallied In the ninth, ed in the short dashes, Thompson, three singles and a double off Mlchlgnn Outdoor Club to decide who shnll he the winner of played before the rain stepped in Tciiiicnscciiii roamed the center- throw Hadcliffe, another Amer- scoring two runs on long sacrifice who formerly was a member of Two more runs w'ere added to the 19JR Blackman Trophy. This trophy, an exquisite silver and caused Tale. kick- flies. High School track a cessation of racquet field In faultless fashion, snagging ican Giant player, but Dixon !MTdrtliwestern cup, has been donated to Michigan Outdoor Club hv Mr, in the seventh. team, will the colors of the activities. flies In remote parts of the gur- ed the ball out of the third base- Dick Lundy, and Oscar Charles- wear Daniel Blackman of Detroit, who is a charter member of this St. Stephens scored one run in Lukes While the den after long rails and coming in man's hands us be slid into the ton were the fielding stars for Great Mutual. sportsman's organization, Mr. Hlackmun has pul the trophy rain dampened the their half of the first inning, and Jacket, another student at courts it did not dampen the ardor on ground halls and picking them ban. the Kuut. Lundy's play bordered on Sol up for competlon for members of the club and has specified then went to the front In the fourth ' Detroit College will he n mem- with which the favorites have been lip like Pick l.iind), another field- Wilson grounded to Morney and the sensatlonul several times us ho City In the terms of gift that the trophy is to become the personal when they scored three runs with- ber of the Great Lukes Mutual who, blasting their way toward the ing flnsh In the gnnte. Dixon romped home when the went back of second base to come properly of lhut member of the club, in the opinion of the out a hit. One run was made in mile relay team. Judges, shall tell the biggest or ext ravage!) t fish story. championship both ill the women It wh* Meurnex* single in the fifth, two in sixth and the final throw whh wide at the plate ip cleanly with hard hit halls and most the Duncan, Marvin Whlet "According to the terms of donation uny member of the and men singles, lulling the Charleston also scared and Wilson, nip the runner with a perfect Tellofrd third which prod iired In the seventh. Ennis Stafford, Herbert Thompson organisation Is eligible In compete in this story telling coinpe- Clarence first rim for West, who is another Philadelphia play throw to first. Hunter, Gallic Lomax, the lie later The game was called at the end and Alhert King, members of the tlon. No story Is to he considered too long, or too short, too rontrlhuted a timeh er, went to seeond base on the "Turkey” Stearnes, who has been Harold Richardson, Leo Gould, double. of (lie eight because of darkness. .Great Lakes team, Wltl compete In Impossible or too doubtful to gain the careful attention of the Bill error, Morney, who palyed a fine Henson, Van Buren and other Osear Charleston, manager of Richard Denard was the hatting having a wonderful season with track and field meet at judges who are to be selected by the club. The decision of the shortstop for the Toron- topnutchcrs remain In the run- the Crawford Limits and first base- hero of the two games Saturday, brand of baseball at the American Giants, continued his Canada, Judges shall ho final. Birds, was to, Saturday. ning. for Fast, of collecting a two singles the Columbus Blue brilliant play both afield and at "The time for the contest will be aunmuiced at an enrly man the was another double ami the brilliant performer* the in four trips to the plate, and a pressing too hard, Dundy, l’hlla the plate. The former Detroiter date and will be held at some public place In Detroit. The pub- In TO AI»tKR*iiRRRM game. Nig George triple, double, single and delphia star, walked ami then made several brilliant plays in the BOTH'*: lic will be Invited 1 to listen In, and from all Indications the Matties slashed a walk ground must lie Is competition will be very keen among these sportsman and out h Itii thln ti blow when lie drove In tour triuls in the final game. Morney mussed up Harris’ outfield, his running catoli* of dll Advertisements the office hy ft I*. M. Wednesday for lovers of the outdoors. of Mam Streeter’s .deliveries 11 visiting er, filling the bases. fly right one Dudley fanned of the Dixon’s to center after weeks Issue ol ‘The trophy has aroused much Interest and it's award will ART’S GARAGE Hast pulled off a Bmart trick run, large publication In that high Into the upper telr of the players. Hutlow, white Sox hurler, The a long sent the group ronte the fishing season are run Hub our paper. We make this requeS Just us ends and the members pavilion with Phvin on seeond whiffed 14 of the St. Stephens hat- to score anothor when * of rans thundering to their feet. putting awuy their rods and reels fot* the winter and getting Cara Washed, Polished the along the first In order that we may go to press and base. ters in the seeond game. set bunted ball Runners were second and third guns, boots and dogs ready for the annual offensive Mich- rushing on on Thursdays and have our pubth on base line as Wilson came gan wild life which will begin Oct, 1." Simonized—M o t o r s to to when Stearnes snared what looked nation out Friday mornings. home. Foster tossed Buttles on John (’. Whittaker expect cooperations relire Bussell, but Wilson scored to he a sure double. May we your I In the press of other business we have almost overlooked the Cleaned and Tops big who Is a accomplishments of Stephens before the hurler, fine the St. baseball team. The club Dressed member of the Cole’s American has Just closed one of the best seasons of Its illustrious career. field the ball. Starting the campaign in the Church Athletic Association with Big Fall Opening Giants, could Brtrden, Prop. West In Lead Again Its city and Inter-city laurels to protect, S. Stephens got away to an Arthur tip* The West again assumed the Inausptmua start, finishing In the cellar In the first half of Ameri- can League * A2S BEACON ST., St. Antoina in their half of the Inning. & split season. at lead MIDWEST LAKE Manager Ham Jones and his players came hack strong in the Wells started the rally with a long second half, finishing second to Calvary, winner of the dual lap of the double to left and raced home on MONGO COUNTRY CLUB campaign. This enabled Ht. Stephens to participate In the tournament Davis’ double to center. Buttles In- to decide the city championship, Cordially invites you and your friends to attend serted his homer at this stage of Invites the General Public St. Stephens won Its first game in tournament, lost the sec- NOTICE th< SPECIAL . . . The Big Fall Opening the game, Davis, Wells and But- ond. and th.Mi defeated Bethel to win the city title for thq second American to spend their Week-ends and year. Trlbnne extend* hearty In* tles are members of the consecutive The a Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Sept. 15, 18, 17 Giants. Vacations at In Chlrago he rluh met And defeated St. John, winner of the Chi- vllntinn to all elab*, ehureke*, fra- The East again took the lead THEIR BKAITTirtTIi * ’ cago church championship to retain the inter-city championship. ternal order*., ntlilotlr team*. and At the with a two run flareup in the fifth. Idkat Saturday the cluh climaxed the season hy defeating the othor lornl Rrnupa and Individual*, strong Cincinnati Sox In three game Dixon beat out a scratch hit tri White a series, the local club to *end tholr non* Item* to the*e HOTEL And GROUNDS winning of the games to the surprisu of most front of plate after Wells had all their ardent for publleatlon. Wo make the followers. columna out James “Cool Papa’’ Sport, Fishing, Horn*. thrown All kind of Out-Door Manager are of no rhanro for now* LOG CABIN Jones and his teammates deserving the praise Bell, member of the Crawford these organisa- Swimming, Boating they Hre receiving from the fans, Ho also Invito 2492 St Antoine, Corner Winder Giants. Charleston was again hit Dehard, centertlelder for champions, as one of tion* and tho pnblle In general to very Richard the looms with a pitched ball (It looked Price* per day or week a* cheap a* you can the best players ever develops in IVtrait. The yodgster Is a good romontbrr tho Tribune and give much as If the big first baseman lire at home. hitter, a nice fielder and a fair Base runner. With the roughness polish- un a rhanro, when they have Job Featuring Miss Violet and The could have avoided the ball, but For Reservation call—Office Phone ed off. Denard could serve well In professional baseball. printing to bo done. He hare one It waa alow and he let It hit hlml. Young Dudley, on whose supple afm St. Stephens depended for a of the beat-equipped Job.prlntlng Log Cabin Mountaineers large victories, shows promise of developing Into a fine Mackey Ailed the bases with a Clifford 2292 or come to office of number of plant a In tho elty. pitcher. He Is the possessor of s nice assortment of slngla to center which Stearnes THE DETROIT TRIBUNE curves. Patronise onr Job-printing de* Our Bar-B*Q Ribs and Chickan are delicious made a nice play on. Wilson crack- Stumpy Bender, although he let his temped get him Into serious 2146 St. Antoine, Cor. Columbia trouble, tea good atop. And Barney Jenkins, partmont, and thereby help the For IteNervations—Fall II Ifford ftSSO ed a single off Davis’ glove In left. proved he fielding short Tate, through at the right time. Trlhnne to noire tho pahlle hotter. 3K 3R- 4K- «• •» •*« «• Dtton and Charleston scoring., Caldwell and others came JSC- «C- JK- 4* 4* «C>'W.