Three Border Cities Schools Have Coaching Changes The Monitor-Leader Spotlight Hits This Form Didn't Help Him Yesterday Fall Tennis Casualty FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 1942 PAGE 10 Another Nelter of Transportation Second Series Tilt Set Loop Mooting Hoors Thot Grosso Point©, Griffith Tonight from California Wyandotto and Royal Oak Lose Mentors for Richards, 19, Looks Fall tennis proved the only casualty of the war, as far as Postponed yesterday because of wet ground!, the second game Border Cities League competition is concerned, it was revealed Good; Falkenberg city high of the City Recreation Department’s inter-league softball series Jinx fly / ’JHHnBHf ; today by Athletic Director Ernest J. Buckholz of follow- is slated for this evening, weather permitting. Will Appear Today ing a conference meeting at the Y.M.C.A. in Detroit, held yester- Hubarth & Schott, upset victor over Bar 69 in the opener day. will be attempting to annex its second straight win and the BY GAYLE TALBOT The parley was originally scheduled for next week, but a city championship. NEW YORK. Aug. 28—(/P)— Grosse Pointe school opening next week forced the date to be The game is scheduled for Griffith Field, insomuch as the The National Tennis Champion- moved up. Mount Clemens Dairy hardball team drills at Covered Wagon ships have been going on only While Fall tennis suffered from the transportation problem, meeting. each Friday and the St. Mary's stadium infield is still mucky one day at Forest Hills, but it is its demise was not the major topic of conversation at the from yesterday’s rains. The game will rtart at 6 45. obvious that California is not Three head coaches have resigned or been removed, it was learned Bar 69, Blue division champion which suffered its first de- going to let the war interfere at the discussion, meaning that half of the schools participating feat in city competition on Tuesday, needs to win tonight's clash with its normal production of in the Border Cities loop will have new mentors at the helm this to extend the series into the third game and maintain its chance outstanding young stars. autumn. interesting of winning the title virtually conceded them from the first of the The latest from out that way Most to Mount season. Marv Leggett is expected to be on the mound for the is George Richards, a left- Clemens residents is the resign- tavern team, facing Marv Duckert, Lumberjack hurler who went handed, 19-year old from Monte- ation of the veteran “Pep” the route against the Blue team in the series opener. bello, a suburb of Los Angeles. Gary of nearby Grosse Pointc. Gary, Series presentation who was regard- Planned A feature of the evening’s program will be the Although southpaws are some- The lank to Arnie Hcllner of the Louis Glass Memorial Award for Sports- thing new, even for California, ed as one of the leading basket- manship. Richards looks like he may rate ball pilots in this area, has left with the best that state has his school position to take over as War Benefit Community Service ? . - the job of produced. Which is to say, the i :. ™R3BKKKmmm%JELI This best. Director in Grosse Pointe. $679,006 May Possibly Tex Hughson, who became the first major A former University of Texas player, he was will involve not only the direc- SEEDED NO. 8 to Go to Service Groups Chances Up league win 14 games this season, had tutored there by* Billy Disch. who numbers tion of recreation, but adult ed- Series Already Richards has won the his 11-game winning streak snapped yesterday among other pupils Bib Falk and Pinky Higgins ucational classes and a half-doz- distinction of being the first na- CHICAGO. Aug. 26 _ IfP) when the pounced on him to of the Tigers, Red Branch of the Yanks and en other activities. Long famed tive player ever to be seeded on 's offer to share $357,- stop a nine-game victory stretch. Ernie Koy of the Phils. for his ardent support of the his first appearance in the na- 544 to $679,006 of its World man-to-man defense in basket- Brooks w*as today for Yanks, tional championships. He Series kitty was extended ball, Gary caused considerable seeded No. 8 on the strength of to two organizations the Louis; amusement here last Winter at Dodgers Win Final Game at St. his play in preliminary Eastern U.S.O. and the Red Cross—and a basketball game when he or- tournaments. needed only their formal accept- Bosox Streak Snapped at 9 by Indians Bears Figured as 3 Touchdowns dered his team not to attempt ance and subsequent approval In his opening match yester- the ball into a zone to advance government authorities go BY JUDSON BAILEY day Richards swarmed all over up by the by to (Associated defense pattern set Press Sports Writer' first three but the net one of the East’s best junior into effect this Fall The is beginning Bathers. ed as benefit. result of the struggle in Sports- players. Irvin Dorfman of New College All-Stars a again for the Brook- Better to look safe than man’s Park was to send the York City and Yale, 6-3, 6-3, ILLINOIS After conferring yesterday lyn Dodgers and New York Gary by Dodgers into the last month of 6-4. Those who saw’ him oper- will be succeeded with Presidents Will Harridge Yankees. Jeff who is coming to the the season with a 5 4 game lead ate already w’ere looking for- Healv, of the and What little had league position. excitement and the knowledge that they ward to his second round match from an Illinois Ford Frick of the National been breathed into the two Ma- Grid Opener j John French, likeable Royal would need stay awake to against George Ball of El Pa„o, 'Cheese Champ' Gib Sellers League, Landis revealed the jor League pennant races in re- to position kc'-p it. Texas, tomorrow. Oak coach, has left his plan and said the two intended cent days apparently was ex- as of the Acorns to accept The Cardinals came back last Another West Coast young- mentor beneficiaries had not been con- pelled yesterday as the Brook- Gets Chance to Defend Self a better-paying defense job. De- night with in the ster w’ho created a fine impres- Tap Tonight sulted beforehand. bounced out of on w’erc lyn Dodgers tails of his new position fourth game of the series with sion in his first appearance was STATISTICS AT HAND their lethargy and quelled the State Open Golf Meet not available at the meeting, just two days rest since he had James Brink, a lanky 101,000 to Sec Pro Landis drew up 1942 series St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 and the Detroit, transplanted Texan, and however. Stepping into his post held Brooklyn to four hits Mon- old from Seattle, who carried no Starts over 72-Hole estimates based on last Fall’s onrush of the Boston Red Sox Melvin (Chick) Harbert of Bat- will be Gerry Jones, former line stocky southpaw less a campaigner than Sidney Team Defend Record classic between the New York was checked by the Cleveland day night. The at tle Creek, the nation's fourth and a Mich- however, Wood Jr., to five sets before he Route Meadowbrook coach under French Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers, 4-2. wasn’t up to the job, BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN golf money winner. graduate, w’here he Indians capitulated by igan State which teams appear headed for The Dodgers had the cock- and was shelled for five succes- 5-7, 7-5, 6-0, 3-6, Aug. 22 f/PT BY WATSON SPOELSTRA SIX FORMER 6-0. CHICAGO. CHAMPS was a varsity center. an encore meeting this year, and sureness taken out of them at St. sive singles and three runs in Aug. 28 Ernie White, came in The West Coast already had Michigan Open golf title at tops this list by virtue of his figured by football wisemen to worth, coach at Lansing Central tional League champion's home and was pelted for an additional the two tournament favorites, Grand Rapids. Pudgy Gib Sel- record 268 total while winning 1 e about three touchdowns shy for 22 years, will take over the park, came up with these sta- single and Brooklyn's final Ted Schroeder of Glendale, Cal., lers of Detroit has been known at Jackson in 1939, but A1 Wa- Expect Unknown of matching th' Chicago Bears football and basketball duties tistics: before getting his house in or- and Louise Brough of Beverly in some quarters as a "cheese trous, Mortie Dutra, the broth- tonight in Soldier v ield. w ith Webb Hegadon, form- The SIOO,OOO for radio rights, der. Hills. They won their opening champion.” but he gets a chance there to Cop Handicap 'Teorge chief, taking over an assist- previously shared by players It w’as the veteran , matches as scheduled, in straight ’"alas ran his National as as his ley, Detroit, and Marvin er to defend himself well all of pair and "baseball”—including VANDALIA,Ohio, Aug. 28 once a Cardinal, who directed sets, and gave no cause for wor- Professional champions through today Lansing are not far be- ant s role. The will be the crown starting over the Stahl of Commissioner’s office, (/Pi—They’ll decide the SIO,OOO the Dodger revival. In gaining ry over their welfare. final practises last night under Country four- under the direction of Jack the two Miss Meadowbrook Club hind. Watrous is the only league's Grand American Handicap to- his 14th triumph of the season Brough looked slightly magni- the lights of Soldier Field, where Henderson, who *will maintain and the two participat- course. time winners. ing clubs, all would day—and indications were that he held the Redbirds to eight ficent as she swept through a record crowd of 101.200 per- | his position as Athletic Director. be turned Lined up against Sellers is Sellers doesn’t class himself why Hegadon has been over to the US O. and unknown, as in the past 42 scattered hits and knocked in Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van sons will flock tonight. The cus- Just Red an starting field ever as an ex-champion because he Cross. years, would cop the clay tar- two of Brooklyn’s run with a Ryn, 6-0, 6-2, and Schroeder tomers will have paid approxi- the fastest lifted out of the top coaching named for the foremost Michi- really expects to repeat in the mystery. Last Os the $160,731 pate receipts get game’s biggest prize. single. surmounted a strained tendon mately $300,000 for their seats role remains a gan golf championship, and 72-hole event over the 6.505 after the return of Ed from each of the first two Although 185 of the big field A crowd of 18.665 saw* the in his racket wrist to pummel from which at least $160,000 will winter, joint favorites among the 160 yr-' layout where par is 71. from the ranks of games, approximately $61,972 of 935 shooting stars failed to game, bringing the attendance Lieut. Russell Bobbitt of Fort go to Army and Navy relief Mierkowicz players are tw’o nationally Gib. who posted an 11-under- the ineligible, Hegadon guided each day would go into the play- get a crack at the targets yester- for the series to more than 91,- Knox. 7-5, 6-2, 8-6 funds. known stars, Jimmy Demaret of par 277 last year, has played his quintet from the cellar posi- ers’ pool and $78,748 to base- day, due to a late start, the per- 000. Today the fans had something * TFREE-YT *T JINX some good golf in sports this tion in the league standings into ball. formances of the others hinted BOSOX BOW to look forward to in the initial Both teams arc in form year, notably at Chicago where place, behind Fordson. Os the $262,800 receipts that the experts we o no better The Red Sox' string of nine appearances of Pancho Segura, fmak second from and confident of victory. A tri- he led the nation's stars at the from 4 larger off than before a schedule consecutive victories not only the scampering Ecudorean, and Tigers Attempt His team w>ent undefeated Rames 3 and in the umph for the All Stars would halfway mark of the Hale Amer- until the state tourna- , approximately change was made in their fav- was broken in the only Ameri- Jinx Falkenburg. the model, Jan. 22 break a three-year monopoly ica National Open before slip- $128,722 would go day can League game, but Cecil who ran a dead heat in pre- to Even Season ments. each into or. hack later. the S route was changed this (Tex) Hughson’s skein of 11 publicity. held by the champions of the Na- ping Fall tennis was inaugurated U O -Red Cross pool and The tournament 18 holes of medal $134,028 200 straight pitching triumphs also Segura against tional Professional football Series with Nats Today’s by the league several years ago into the players’ kitty, year from 100 to targets. was paired duplicated tomor- was snapped as Jim Bagbv of league and would be the third play will be with Spring competition being "baseball” getting nothing. Two practically unheard-of Ensign Ronald Edwards of Ith- Aug i/P) scorers win for the crtllegians in the WASHINGTON. 28— row’. w’ith the 75 lower dropped completely; however, If the scries ended in four stars headed the parade today the Indians hurled a five-hitter. aca, N. Y , and was expected to —Aside from climbing back into at the halfway point playing the the transportation have games, the two organizations as the Field the last lap. One of the five, however, was employ hi« famous "- nine years of the series. Two bans on th American Leagues first di- final 36 on Sunday. forced its shift again with the would net $357,544, the players Out front were Everett Addy, Ted Williams’ 27th in forehand" to give the ensign a games ended in ties. vision. the pos- TWO AMATEUR WINNERS likelihood that it will be dropped would divide $432,000 and base- 48, a sheet metal worker from the first fancy beating. Jinx was con- llalas the mastermind behind sess a burning desire to smash In 17 previous tournaments, entirely, come Spring, unless the ball would get a mere $157,496. Springfield, Ohio, and 60- Bagby and Hughson dueled sidered no better than an even the Bears’ famous T formation, the mastery the Washington only two amateurs —Harbert war should If the series should end in year-old A. H. Ammann, a with the score tied from the bet against against Mrs. Madge game end. thi'ks the will he a lot over and Chuck Kocsis, former Mich- five games, all duck hunter and recoil pad fourth till the ninth when the H. Vostcrs of Lansdownc, Pa. Senatore have maintained Football willbe’continued un- receipts from tougher than last year, when Walker Cupper have manufacturer from Peotone, Indians drove across two runs— them. igan der forced draft, with the com- the fifth contest—at Yankee the Bears defeated the Colleg- seize I the championship, but being Stadium 111. one on Roy Weatherly’s looping Starting a two-game scries mon carriers used for and amounting again to ir.ns 37 to 13. that hasn't crow’dcd out the guys transportation by schools s262,Boo—would go base- The leaders, who may stay single with the bases loaded and against ors today, the all to Major League He’s lost Itoymen to the armed the Scr play sheer enjoy- front, the other on a fly. trailing, who for the save Fordson, which has its own ball boosting its total to $420,- out scored 97 of 100, • powerful Tigers found themselves forces but still h-“ buses. This was the plan adopt- 296. Addy from 19 yards and Am- A better pitching battle than TO games o seven, ir the season Two Mount Clemens ama- outfit of veterans left, plus a ed by the league at its meeting Receipts of games 6 and 7, mann from 22. Back of them ibis, though, was given a small series Big A1 ' inton, who hasn't teurs, Charles “Chuck” Nic- host of rookies who probably in May, and there appeared to in the National , were nine marksmen with scores gathering of fans at Cincinnati won a game in six weeks, was olai and Vinnie Bearss. were will see a lot of action against be no reason or means —of would go entirely to the serv- of 96, and 14 with 95 s—all of where the New York Giants Del Baker's choice to tee off this morning in the the All Stars. to changing the policy at yester- ice groups. Should the who had a chance to crash the beat the Reds 2-0 by bunching Tigers opening round of the state ser- RAZZLF. DAZZLE p.tch the opener. The ies run seven-game king row today. five hits in the 11th inning after They will play day's meeting. the limit, Rob Zuppke, noted for spring- play another single game at tournament. Cities League schools the final reckoning would be: Ray . Border and Starr AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington tomorrow. 18 holes today and another 18 ' ing upsets, has coached the Col- Clemens, Grosse $679,006; had labored through ten score- W L Prt. (»B tomorrow, seeking berths are: Mount SO. Red Cross legians into a highly fighting Pointe, Wyandotte, Fordson, plavers’ 432,000; base- less . New York 82 48 .656 The Tigers dropped another among the 75 tow’ scorers who share mood during the last month, fill- Royal Oak and Monroe. balls share 420,296. It was learned later that Boston 7 5 52 .591 R half-game out of the first di- willplay the final 38 on Sun- ing them with ultra-fancy, fan- this was one of the most dis- St. Louis 66 59 .528 16 vision yesterday while having an day. Nicolai is state lefthand- appointing pitching pleasing pla.'s along the way. losses in Cl vcland 65 61 .516 174 open date. The Cleveland In- ers’ champion. than years the long career of Ray Starr, DETROIT 68 64 After more 30 in the dians ended a losing streak by .496 20 they get out game. because earlier in the day he 65 coaching business—29 of which whipping the Boston Red Sox, ment of the Chicago 54 .454 25 against Opening Saturday Spur\ had promised to win for his were spent at the University of fell 24 games be- There are 97 amateurs Washington 48 78 .897 82 and Detroit 11-year-old son who was tak- Illinois before he left last fall 63 pros, and the foremost Simon Philadelphia 48 84 .864 87 hind the Tribe. AUG. 29TH en to a hospital yesterday for 4 Zuppke is giving the sport his Pure challengers arc three De- THURSDAYS 12 OUT O*’ 16 t eatment of infantile paraly- RESULTS farewell after toni ;ht. troiters —Sammy Korsis, Michi- Cleveland Roston 2. The tw’in victory the Tigers fipl jgi sis. 4. Ceremonies will start at 8 13 gan amateur champion; Mike FOR OUR TENTH JSfk Only games scheduled. scored at Philadc’phia Wednes- district king, and P m (Central War Time). Elmer Dietz. Detroit FRIDAY S GAMES day gave them a record of 12 Frank Connolly, low ama'teur in CONSECUTIVE YEAR T.ayden. Commissioner of Pro- / KuiM I^l DETROIT at Washington. triumphs in 16 games. Two Chicago Hale America fin j SI iSJ fessional Football, will present a the Ladies League Cleveland at New rookies just up from Beaumont York. trophy to Don Hutson, Green als. Chicago at Boston. of the Texas League arc giving Last year Tommy Sheehan, Meets Monday Ray Packers end. who was voted ALL ALLEYS RECONDITIONED St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit new lif . Johnny Upon former Notre Dame captain who the 's most valu- \7S The Ladies Major League still is a sensation at shortstop, now is in the Army Air Forces, able player in 1941. AND SANCTIONED BY will hold an organization NATIONAL LEAGUE and Harvey Ricbe was impres- finished only a shot behind Sel- Eighty-year-old A. A. Stags, meeting at the Bowl-O- L Pet. *GB Philadelphia in his major lers. W still actively engaged in coaching sive at Dromc Monday at 8 o’clock, Brooklyn 85 98 .691 league debut as catcher. The yofingest player in the at the College o 1 the Pacific, 14-year-old Jack \oftmclm with M it was announced today. St. Louis 80 44 .645 5 4 After Washington, the Tigers field is Wend- then will award a trophv to All captains, officers and New York 67 58 opr > a three game series Sunday ling, son of Norman Wendling. CANADA OWCfM .586 19 C.rnrce Franck, former Minne- interested members are re- Cincinnati 6ft 68 .488 25 against thi Ya lkees at New pro at Lexington, Mich. sota halfback who was voted VQUAUTY^r quested to report promptly Pittsburgh 57 68 .475 26 INSERT 4 most valuable of the All Stars York. on the hour. Chicago 59 7ft .457 29 after last year's game. Boston sft 76 .897 86 4 Philadelphia 96 82 .805 46 4 OPEN BOWLING TONIGHT THURSDAY’S RESULTS Cocktail, © New York. 2. Cincinnati 0(11 Tonight's Our j] and Every Afternoon and Evening innings). Umpires tr m ft x? AT THE Pittsburgh 5, Boston ft. Brooklyn 4. St. Louis 1. Umpires for tonight’s inter- FRIDAY’S GAMES league game at Griffith Field BOWL-O-DROME Brooklyn at Chicago. are : will Thrill You! New York at Pittsburgh, Plate—Fddi* Dubay; first • SOFT AJy 179 s * Graliot surroundings, you your ImTI night. ? Albert Karrsewskl; third—Don Here amidst pleasant and Boston at "incinnati. night Skarritt. friends can sip your favorite beer, wine, liquor or FvSfoLtP 12 FINE ALLEYS, ALL Philadelphia it St. Louis (2). mixed drinks. You'll enjoy our delicious lunches, RECONDITIONED MIAMI. Fla . Aug. 28 too. MARATHON The University of Miami will mEbp SERIFS tn today your friends for a visit HAVERHILL. 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