The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-29

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een-age youngsters, a number OF
have just graduated, the Lumber
more experienced rivals. Not a
e the city championship to Bar
,0-game winning streak and per-
rted this view when play started.
. But on Tuesday, H. g. S. kick
ed the dope bucket solidly by
edging their foe, 80. Last night,
they were a l-3 underdog with
few takers. But they grabbed a
20 lead in the second inning and
after the score as tied up in the
fourth forged ahead in their last
half of the inning to 80 mar
gin and then added two TALES
each in the fifth and sixth
frames, to ice the game.
Several sensational catches
served to halt possible Bar SO
rallies while he victors laced
out 9 hits on the old principle
of "hit 'em where they amt"
Bar COS outfield was, perhaps,
playing bit too deep and five
of the winners hits were Texas
Leaguers.
TRIPLES RUN IN
In the second inning, with two
men out, Davey Inman of H. &
S. raped out a Texas League
double and then scored when
sky Bernard Shields, next
man up, laced out triple to
center. Tex Richard, who won
last Tuesdays game with a
blooper blow, came up with an
other one, following Shields to
push him across.
In the first Of the fourth, Har-
ry "Mushy" Albrecht, Bar 50
short, worked a walk and took
pair of bases without having
a play made on him. Art Bon
nett laced out low single to
score Albrecht and after ad-
vancing to second went down
to third on an infield out. After
the out, first baseman Ralph
Siewert burned the ball towards
third but it struck pitcher Marv
Duckert and bounded into the
crowd, allowing Bonnet to score
Bar SOS second and final run.
Duckert, incidentally, back
ed by a team with plenty of
zip, scored his second victory
over Bar So in less than
week, incidentally, the only
two losses suffered by Bar So
in city competition. He allow
ed his opponents only five
hits, scattered over five in
nings and issued only two
walks.
The winners took a 81 lead
in the fourth after Jim McIn-
tyre drove a ball to shortstop
and stole second and third; he
scored on Lyle Bliss long fly
to left fielder Leonard Brindley.
Bernard Shields, having one of
his best nights at the plate this
season, smashed out another
triple in the fifth, which Les
Verscheuren b arely got his
hands on, and scored on Rick
ards blow; Duckert's hooper
pushed Richard across. In the
sixth, two walks, to Mcintyre
and Bliss set up pair of runs
as 6 foot 8 Siewert rammed out
liner over third baseman Bud
Moore's head to drive in the two.
BEAUTIFUL CATCHES
A beautiful over-the- shoulder
catch by Tex Richard of Bud
Moore's long ball and Davey
Inman's snatch of foul ball in
the crowd - both coming in the
sixth frame -. throttled an at
tempt to get rally going by
the losers. In the first of the
seventh, three straight flies end
ed the losers hopes.
Arnie Kolozvari, batting No.
9 for Bar SO, was the only play
er consistently to find the range
against Duckert; he had a single
and double in two trips; Shields
two for three mark and Rick
ards 1000 figure on two Texas
Leaguers in two trips paced the
winners.
The series was reminiscent to
veteran softball fans of the Sc
ries two years ago when a young
team, Williams Plumbing
knocked off Alwardt's in the in
ter-league series. Then, as this
week, pep and spirit seemed to
be a considerable part of the
younger teams victory drive.
While several post seas r
games may be played. the clash
last night was regarded as cur
tain on the softball season here
Only the Fisher Towers girls
team is still operating regularly
The line score:
Bar SO &c. 900 200 o. s
H. 4 8. 020 122 x-7 8