DETROIT TIMES, MARCH 30.1942 PAGE 13 World’s Best Goalie Can’t Stop Wings CALENDAR SAID IT WAS SPRING, SO SAILING THEY DID GO SPORTS Rowe Dispells Brimsek Fails . v j s 1 "V ' By LEO MACDONELL « \ fed Williams Is VicKm Red Sox Will Present Talk of Shift To Halt Shower; r of Family Trouble in Lots of Power But Draft Mixup Little Pitching With Shutout Bruins Lose 6-4 PENNANT TALK IRKS MCCARTHY Schoolboy Limits Detroit Can End Red Sox to 4 Hits ‘-Ma/jji Vm .iL' j, Second Series at LAKELAND, Fla., March 30.—Ted Williams, who is in no wnjflr i / / ya » PHHBUbHt C I I Huri 4 4A. WttC all ¦ 1 , way to blame for the confusion that surrounded his draft case, in 7-Inning Stint 111 .4 J t Olympia Tomorrow is the tragic behind-the-scenes story victim of a none too pretty By LEWIS If. W ALTER Boston Ted they would not print, By LEO MACDONNFL which scribes have promised BOSTON, March 30.—1 f you according to Jack Malaney, veteran Hub City baseball writer LAKELAND, Fla., March 30 ran imagine 13,100 hockey fan* Schoolboy Rowe has strengthened who was in Lakeland with the Red Sox Sunday. so dejected that only two clapped | his bid for a new* lease on a pitch- “The legitimate deferment claim which was when the organist played "Deep kid h&A a ing job with Ihe Tigers and his in the Heart of Texas." you know recognized by Uncle Sam,” Malaney explained, “but he doesn’t conversion to an outfielder is exactly how the Boston hockey temporarily permanently want his story paraded to the if not fan* felt about the chances of '-helved. their world champion Bruins world and we have agreed to The Schoolboy, in a gilt-edged beating the Detroit Red Wings in forget It.” *e\cn-inning fiorformanre here the semifinals for the Stanley yesterday, yielded but four hits The story has to do with and Cup. no runs as the Tigers carved out The Boston fans feel that way the private affairs of the Wil- a shutout victory over the Boston because right here in their own liams family. Red Sox, 3-0. rink last night they saw- the With Williams in the lineup It was the Tigers’ second win rampant Wings blow a goal past the Red Sox are regarded as the over the Red Sox in as many starts Frankie Brimsek. the world’s best down here this All but one =y goalie, on the very first rush. that might have a spring. 'jalf ’ only team of the quartet of hits off Rowe, Then they watched Jack Adams’ chance against the powerful a two-bagger by Ted Williams, JJK H ¦¦ men pitch five more past the Yankees, and they are not given were singles. One Was quite; I V Vezina Cup winner as they roared much of a chance. The experts scratchy. For six innings Rowe to a 6-4 victory in the opening was of "^^B' game of their series. conceding the complete master. In four down here are the six frames only three men The Boston fans are afraid they Yankees the American league faced the Schoolboy. An error per- won't see their Bruins anymore pennant by any where from 20 mitted four batters to bat in one: this year because the second game to 40 games. of the innings. is to be played in Olympia tomor- best row night. If the Wings win that All which irritates Joe But Rowe showed bis form of in the seventh, after filling the the series will be all over. fl k/ McCarthy, manager of the bases, he pitched TEI) WILLIAMS when himself SOME HOPE LEFT Yankees. out of a tight hole. Williams had “What are we playing for then?” McCarthy burned in St. led off with his double and Jimmy Of course, Boston hasn’t alto- Foxx walked Then after Rarney gether given up hope. Not when Petersburg the other day. "The way some fellows talk we McCosky smothered Jim Tabors the Bruins still have Jack McGill, should win by to games. That’s crazy talk—no team’s that fly hall. Pete Fox topped a high the 21-year-old rookie center from bounder for a single, filling the Edmonton. Alta., who set a record fe;ood.” bases. It was do or die here for for this year’s playoffs when he One New York scri’oe ventured that Friddy looked even Rowe and the veteran came scored three goals in the Rruins’ through nobly. He made Bobby, vain pursuit of the Red Wings. better at third base than Red Rolfe. Doerr force Williams at the plate It has been so long since the “Maybe so,” McCarthy replied guardedly, “but I can't say and then made Bill Conroy force Wings won at Boston. Dec. 7. Doerr at seeond. 1937. that only two members of We wouldn’t be having anybody at our game*. A pen- that. Herbie Ha«h pitched five In- Opening the sailing season Sunday. Doris and Les Club dock Sunday. They were the last to sail last year, the Detroit team, Syd Howe and nant never has been won except in the regular season. As nings for the Red Sox and it yasj Modere Bruneteau, had ever seen Nevins. of 1350 East Grand boulevard, were the first to going out December 7, but that day will be remembered a Detroit team win at Boston * good as they might he, the Yankee# are not unbeatable.” (Continued on Pago it) sail on the Detroit River, leaving from the Detroit Yacht for something else. before. Which made McCarthy a solid minority of one. It was Bruneteau who banged the first one past Brimsek. Carl “It is the Yankee* and seven other club* called X.” de- Dodgers Irish May Play Here Liscombe. Bruneteau’s wingmate. clared Charley Segar. the New York expert who has gotten I Hayes Dispute Stops bagged two goals to continue as to Get the Wings’ leading playoff scorer, gray writing Yankee victory yarns. *! Southern Game, Be Shifted From Coast, while each member of the Don Dickering Cal. to Grosso. Sid Abel and Eddie Wares 2 Red Sox Lefties in Service Might Wind Up in Briggs Stadium line got one. First Pro Test M-0 Playoffs Bruneteau's goal came after Getting bark to the Red Sox. their strength, as in the past, Jimmy Orlando took the opening For Bobo? TOMOHTS CARP By EIMiAR HAYES faceoff from Syd Howe and is in power at the plate. The Sox lost a couple of good left- Frank /imam. Oran*- N 3 ?on, “I don’t know exactly who Is v* a i is:. (*ix r-dinrlti Notre Dame vs. University of doubt the Southern California whipped it into Boston ice. Howe to Chirn r<iha, 12'>. va. Chl«’k going to Mdtle this protect, hut attempt, handed pitchers in Mickey Harris and Karl Johnson I’ncle DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.. March M-tnut, Southern California at Briggs game would fill Briggs Stadium. knocked down a Boston 30 <UPi Manager la'o Durocher Sanrh-T 130. Frank Leahy, one thing 1« certain: There will to clear Ihe puck and fired from Sam, but still have Dick Newsome, who won 19 games last sea- Jimmy Konar Drlmlt HA, va. Cl*'** Stadium. athletic director of the Brooklyn Dodger* refused V'Nra. Ba rrwt'in, O I.VI 'and head football coach, wttl pro- be no Michigan-Ontario Hot key 15 feet straight out. The puck Dobson, who captured 12 each. to comment today on the report c’hari#'. Ha>e» Ke-rvlal* t'»4, va. Sounds interesting, doesn't it? pose the change at a meeting caromed off the right post into the son and Charley Wagner and Joe Jf*hnn> Karri**. Wyanriotta. ISO of league title game tonight at that his cluh was negotiating with J'>» Vakairh pft.-olt, 190, va. Eririia Well, it's a distinct possibility, if the hoard of athletic control within path of the rushing Bruneteau, right-handers and starting pitchers. Then there Anri*-* n All three are Detroit for pitcher Buck Newsom Pc -HA. ISIS. was learned today. With the the next few w’eeks. Olympia and there definitely who flipped it in. having Mtk» Mamnn KI Pane I?.A. va are Yank Terry, who is hack with the club after won 26 The Dodgers play the St. Louis B-nhy I.Ajxarrio. M-xiro City, 13A. crowds restricted to 5.000 on the The Notre Dame coaching staff, will he no more M-O playoff BOSTON * FANS CONVINCED Browns today. West Coast, this big football brought intact from games Diego last season; Oscar Judd, a southpaw and Boston Col- games in Toledo. If they ever at San Charley Hayes, with no more classic will seek another home this lege last spring when Leahy suc- Only 19 seconds of the game Mike Ryba, good for relief. conquest* in sight in the amateur fall. The Notre Dame Stadium ceeded Elmer Layden, will he settle the dispute, the last game gone. Boston fans, accustomed to ranks, make-, his professional would he the logical spot but South up the will he played at our con- seeing the Bruins run over the Is debatable whether Ken Chase, lefty from Washington, broken by war. Two mem- It 2 Detroit Dogs Win dehut at the Arena Gardens to- Bend is many tire miles from the bers. Johnny Druze and Joe Mc- venience.” (Wings, laughed uneasily. Just one night a special big things.