PA K T 2. PAGE 4 DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PROSE CHERRY 8800) Sunday, August 9, 1942 SPORTS Printcraft Golf Meet Is Real Amateur TWO RULES GOOD CADDIES FOLLOW TO AVOID PENALTIES FOR THEIR PLAYERS By LEO MACDONELL 4-Day Event Far+ei! is Mcs* Hated Add tion of Bench rv Dodqer Jockeys at All-Star AtWarren Valley Mirgo H’s Pal Now . C an e Is Suggested DODGERS FASTER THAN ( ARDLN MLS Opens Monday Rowdy Richard Kartell, nnc-timr Tiger, is the New York Competitors Pay All Giant mo3t hated by the Brooklyn rooter? . N an Lingle Mungo, Their Own Expenses, with whom Kartell had a fist fight when the pitcher was a Even Greens Fees Dodger, now has a locker next to Richard in the New York . request . ... Van Kartell's eiub's clubhouse It was given to at Rv M T. DRt’KF.NBROD mean old New York scribe refers pointedly to "Washington s One The t’PIGA g<>lf tournament . Carmichael, . Chicago's roving sports famous $35 infield” John printers’ national tournament to reporter, suggests the addition of outstanding bench jockeys for you which opens Monday at War- . name major leagues a,ll*stai game . He would Art hletchcr. ren Valley and continues ihrough the ’ and Birdie Tebbetts to represent the American League Thursday, has been called Amer- Mule Haas ica's touma- team a reputation for greatest amateur . young has , While Bill Southw orth's fnent.” and not without reason. speed, the Dodgers, when we last looked, had stolen 40 bases Those who compete pay all their to but 23 for the Cardinals. nun expenses—even their greens fees. That goes even for the ofTi- • ers. „ Jjg&jjfek, Tie that one if you can. >N ** * '**l.-* .. Ji^^Hjatu' :- v Feet There will be golfers from all ISIiHKL .*. ? Jl^wW 2 '* * Was Over _ .. Putt , 'i v-« •‘octinns of ihr country, including I? I Hf-aaMMi '.». »¦;'• ?* •>'" --• ' ,•“ j ;.., ... ,-' 1 ~* AggSagftStiißfc.- Byron Nelson's missed putt that put Charles Russell of Stockton. Cal., Sg:. Jim Turnesa says who has crossed the continent five the Toledo sharpshooter out of the National RCA tournament times to play in this tournament. At Atlantic City, variously reported from one foot to two feet He wouldn’t miss it for anything . long was "a shade over two feet” . That settles that Will Play 72 Holes If Sam Gibson, the former Tiger, wyis 20 games this year It's a 72-hole event. IS to he will have a total of 400 wins for 20 seasons on the he played aaeh of the four days. is man- mound ... he is now 42 George Ilensa the fourth Totals for the first .’IK holes deter- ager signed by Trenton .Intra State League) this season . mine the flights or classes in which Harry Ice, former Missouri football star, is now a lieutenant in a player will com|)eie —champion- Smith, ship. A. R. C or D. Prizes for Ihr the army and is overseas . Edgar the hard luck pitcher a, champions of all classes have the . vm, ' ¦^§l^ of the White Sox. may get some relief before the season ends intrinsic value, which is just .same iff Pf - . He s 1-A in the draft. as it should be. With many of the visiting golf- ers bringing their wives, social Feller Headed for Hawaii? features will he combined with golf. There will hr a sight seeing trip the women They say Bob Feller is headed for Hawaii . Bump Hadley, and luncheon for at Greenfield Village on Monday; League pitcher, who accidentally beaned the former American also swimming and dancing at Mickey Cochrane, is a radio announcer in Boston . Larry Detroit Yacht Club. Tuesday eve- French is signed to a Brooklyn contract calling for SII,OOO ning there’ll he a dinner dance at Warren V' ey. Wednesday’s plus a bonus of so much for each victory . , .Rube Melton all (Schedule includes a theater party land luncheon for those not playing fact, jgolf. In there’s something SHOWS going on all the time, for wives A GOOD LOOK BEATS TOUCHING A BALL LOCUMOOR BOSS HOW the well the of golfers as as golf- . Krllrr warn* flay hr loo.vr , . Norm ers themselves. , Caddie Jock Kelly takes no chances , , Held Here in 1933 First Round Scores This will be tin- second time thi? tournament, which is to With Caddies >*o§of open Lawrence Tech Check Williams Tops In State Publinx printers, stereotypers, photo- Effgc union . JACKSON. Aug h Secret for engravers. pressmen, mailers, book- today's 1k hobs m State Publinx binders, elect rot ypers. newsjvaper ,Gn|f an extra win for the tourney: gets SIOO for every he chalks up drivers and members of the News- Furgol by n* *9 On Rules, Golfers Told S«mn>\ La Shot 40.44 J'-hn H*|..w 4) . when paper Guild, this Drops liorr-it K 4 Phillies Among Van Lingle Mungo’s exploits has been held in Football 43 Aug S Big V(»*/*#nt > Frank Turnesa, golf professional Turnesa was asked what ride or JACKSON. Ronnie R'-matv. 4% 5.3 district It at Western JA the pitcher was going good in the night league was a furniture- was played Sum Y unk Raj «'i»r at Franklin Hills Couni ry Club, rules he would imptess upon a Williams of Detroit connected for *ft -it Golf and Country Club in 1933 Football has hern railed off at 2-under-par TO today at Cas- HowaM A'lAfn*. D*t; I 47 44 breaking adventure in a St. Louis hotel, which brought the comes up with a suggestion re- caddie before a tournament. a •Jim P'.wrrr* Grind R*pi4f 4*. 4s 02 Cliff Inman of Pontiac won the rtr.it thtieker of SI,OOO, inflicted by Manager Lawrence Tech for the duration. garding that is most cades to seize the lead in the first W-rl# r*rrir>* l 44 4] a black eye and a line Claude caddies thing do,” - championship that time. “The first I'd he round Slate Golf H*ntfh*l Riiild Dor-it I i 37 0-> Ridlct timely. many of most im- of the Publinx Kftrl Lew try. |»|r | 44 43 .47 Burleigh Grimes . When a newspaper photographer asked if Radahaugh, then a printer at the Athletic Directot Don with the said, “would he to instruct the tournament. Williams, wlio willFred e.mirk D**rnit 37-39—7$ !*cws, won the title tin* athletic board. portant tournaments scheduled for to a ally Royal he could take a camera study of the eye. Mungo replied, "Sure Detroit in speaking for hoy never touch hall in l>e inducted info the army Tues- W Smith <><*k 43-10-~*2 1930 at. Pittsburgh. ithe next few weeks play. You often see a hoy In Carl Dull v Kr- ,!*l# . you will pay me the thousand it cost me to get it.” 1 announced Saturday. day, had six hirdies. C, n»A» C Himl|tot • 43 39 S 3 if Turnesa advises that a golfer. game t.ar r Kddie Rack. McKeesport fTa.), an ordinary pick up a hall Williams, ('umnitnii. D*troii 43-42 -AS “Ue regret giving up football ,as he assigned a member of the Of printer, will l>c the defending soon as Is his cad- to see if it l* hi* player’s. That, championship Valley Brian Charter. Jarkuo* 4 43—*. because our team wan coming idie, with Warren team Hurler Jl»rfjUr«. Detroit 41 kd champion here. the have a conference of course, is an infraction of the •* lie has won league, up a Ronnia Wt.lDmu. l)«lr To Negro Star Can Hit Golf Ball the years. One fine," "We .the boy. instructing on some of the MGA hooked 3ft*:ift— title last four of along Ridler said. him rules and means his player will pair s gain M:Kt Will. Detroit ft.4l- 77 of 35 to a one-stroke Detroit k 7l* his chief rivals will bo Joe Som- had a nice schedule this year. lof the more important rules. he ]>enali/.ed. itnargain M»!vin ok*lt-.n 41 That may prevent some embar- over another Detroiter. Al Paidan. Detroit .7-40—77- Howard Wheeler’s admirers say the Los Angeles Negro golf mers. Detroit Times financial re- "However, our accelerated I Kddie Furgol of Rjverbank. Furgol Karl Oraf-Am t-anair.* .19 41-o*l ;porter. Sommers was runnerup to engineering re<|uires rassing moments for the player, Have Stick Loose F>t*r C DrtiAkm* L- k t 2 4 I—o.l star can blast a ball as far as Jimmie Thomson . Josh Gibson, program breezed over the second nine in 34 *4 Rack at St. Louis last year, trail- longer hours of study, which and maybe the los< of a match, “Next,” he continued. “I’d Bill Kmmoni. Jark»<>r M 4ft- heavy hitting star, is one of only three batters who ever after a 37 at the turn. Ben JaeuAc. JAfkAon *3 44—*7 colored ing him by only four strokes. j out practice according to the Franklin Hills the boy to be the na War* M»»r, r ''s 4 1—79 would into sessions warn sure Third place in the field of % slugged home runs in the left field bleachers at Yankee Stadium The women's auxiliary also will pro. Magstiek as soon as Alt* Chi«bolm lAntinc .3* 30—7 ft and trips. In the second pla4-e, is loose he the Arthur Kirrhen Lar*in* 43-41 *4 tournament, pay-as-you-play golfers seeking .