Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-09-16

Thru The
SPORT MIRROR
By RUSSELL j. COWANS
By RUSSELL j. COWANS

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o'clock although threatening
The between the an star selection Of players repre-
of Negro baseball
baseball flesh available in the
East The West with the exception of position second base had
the best players in the West
The lineup wilson Dixon,
and Raleigh Biz Mncky Philadelphia Stars Sam seeer Oscar
Bell Josh Gibson William Hunter Britt and Judy Johnson Pittsburgh
Yankees.
The included Turkey" William steel
Brown and Willie Foster Coles American Giants Morney Cleveland
Bankhead Nashville Elite Giants.
The representing the East managed by John Henry
Lloyd former member Of the Lincoln Giants @be Foster American
Taylor the Detroit Stars during the Of
1893 and former manager of the ST. Louis and indianapolis clubs
The East habitat Of some Of the best pitching material in the
No where in the west huret like Hunter Bell Matock
Holland Wills and Britt be matched as unit Of The Vests
moundsman from
the rubber mn the sixth inning amer yielding seven NUS ana
innings
Hunter Britt succeeding pitchers by
third inning he pitched Britt the victim 1--WE hits and five
lesion Russell Iund Wilson turned flawless exhibition
acult chances without a bobble.
The pSs was not SO vic " and ind James jar" n So%
Extensively Bell caused from the
bad on the ny as il sailed over his a triple
of me "sSr @ H ~no formerly ea or for the
Columbus Blue Birds three chances during the
he oil members d rqnsionea smoothly.
of performed
np nson Nf" na he r" "sd fro" center Held deep right " ""
Willie Foster although he restricted the Eastern bats to seven
hits. constantly trouble.
The fast ball which usually large hop just lost
effort Sunday Foster forced use his curve ball lie could not
control his change of Although ho won was the worst exh
the Of the because Of the fine
hr"e O'clock and the paor red in new uniforms d% ON and
off the field as though they were going places There We're nc arEn
effort to win the game.
S S s u"re % 40 mo Th "s"r r,iud n %
Michigan Outdoor Club,
"A novel trophy contest has been agreed by the
Michigan Outdoor Club decide who shall be the winner of
cup, Michigan Outdoor club by Mr.
Daniel n%sRman Of Detroit who charter member this
for competition for members of the club and has specified
In the gift that the trophy become the personal
property that member of the club who the opinion
judges shall tell the biggest or mos. exrayagent fish story
organization Is eligible to compete in this story telling ompe
impossible too doubtful to gain the careful attention of the
uges who be selected by the club The decision of the
"The time Tor the contest be announced an early
date and will be held public place In Detroit The pub
he viii be invited to listen in and from all indications the
competition will be keen these sportsman and
lovers of the outdoors.
The trophy aroused much it's award will
Just as the their ss s season ro e@0 n " tine sm Are
guns boots dogs ready
gan wild life which will begin Oct L. -
r In the Other business Ns SS @ the
has just ONE Of the best of its asrou career
It's city and nercy aures to protect stephens
finishing the cellar the first half Ameri
can IeaRu
Manager sam Jones his back the
half finishing Calvary of final
This enabled participate the
o decide the championship.
ST. stephens it's first game in ht tournament lost the
ond and then defeated Bethel to win the city title for tho second
n chicago John, o
championship championship
Saturday cmaxed defeating the
Cincinnati White Sox three the local club
all of the the their ardent
followers
his deserving Of the praise
they receiving from tho fans
the looms
players developed Detroit yougser good
fielder With the polish
cd off. Denard could we'll professional baseball.
Dudley whose arm St. stephens depended for
developing
q
Sumpy him serious
a helding Jenkins
Caldwell a right