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-Four Michiganders
Named 10 AII-Siars

CHICAGO, July % - (P) -
Four Michigan boys have been
named to the College All-Star
football team that meets the
powerful Chicago Bears at Sol
der Field Aug. %, and one of
them, center Vince Banopis of
the University of Detroit, is in
the starting lineup.
Other Michigan representa-
tives on the squad of rs an
nounced last night are BanoniS'
teammate, end Howard Keat-
ing, and two Wolverine stall
warts, Bullet Bob Westfall, who
barely lost out to Jack Graf of
Ohio State for the starting full
back job, and center Bob In
gals.
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NewsbOys
Take Sole
Title to LIST

Taking a one-game advantage
of the A: & w. team by virtue
of their extra game played last
night, the Monitor Leader ten
took over sole title to first-place
in the Junior Softball League
last night.
The Newsboys now hold a IL
and three record while their RI
walls have IL and three. The Root
Beer outfit will get its chance to
even the count on Friday, how
ever.
Playing on the Consumers
Power diamond last night the
victors jumped to 20 lead over
l.. & G.. in the first frame, one
of the runs coming on hurler
Bob Manning's homer, and were
never seriously threatened win
ming 1873. Four more TALES
were added in the third, includ-
ing a three-run homer by Ernie
Falkenhagen, and Tom Donald
son came through with a two
run circuit blow in the seventh.
SCORE REGULARLY
The losers scored regularly
through the closing innings, but
could never gather enough runs
TO overcome the lea d. Ken
Trombley's homer was the big
blow. coming in the fifth. A
double play, involving sensa-
tional catch by second sacker
Falkenhagen of Jack Coulter's
line drive and a quick toss for
the double to second was the
fielding gem of the evening.
Manning and Tom Donaldson
both had two for four marks for
the winners while Jack Coulter
had the same figure for the los
ers.
NIL -. 2O4 liz 3-13 9 5
l.. e. G.. O01 321 Is 6 4
Batteries: M-L-Manning and
Verniece. l.. &, G.-Coulter and
Harms.
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practise tonight, it was an
nounced today.
Details of the games already
tentatively slated for the Juniors
will be announced at a later
date.
All players named are re-
quested to report for practise at
7 o'clock tonight and Thursday
on the Consumers Power dia-
mond.
The players: Roy Harms, L &
G.; Leonard Wesling, A g. w;
Ed Sheldon, Kresge's; Chester
Maikoski, A & w; Jerry Cont,
A & w; Tom O'Brien. L & G.;
Ken Trombley, L & G.; Wayne
Mas, A e. w; Jack Coulter, L
& G.; Bob Manning, NIL; AL
Sahrow, A & w; Don Reinhold,
A & w; John Torrey, Kresge's,
and James Charbeneau, A & w!
The NIL, Gasow and Merchant
teams have been requested to
meet and name one player to
the all-star aggregation.
Coaches of the all-stars are
Bill Meyers, manager of Kres-
ge's, Ernest Lawrence of L g. G.,
Jake Hofstedler of A & w and
Ken Vernier.
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Tough in Clutch,
Nelson Fires a 67
Wins $500 Prize
in Tom O'Shonter
Ploy with Heofner
BY GAYLE TALBOT

CHICAGO, July % - (R) -
Byron Nelson, one of the great
est of modern linksmen, was
homeward bound today with
$4,000 in his hip pocket, once
again having demonstrated that
when the big money is on the
line he virtually is unbeatable.
The demonstration came as
the grand finale to that golfing
circus known as the Tam o.
Shanter SIS, ZOO Open tourna-
ment.
Yesterday Nelson crushed big
Clayton Heafner of Durham, N.
c., by four strokes in their 49,
hole playoff for the champion
ship of the dizziest of all golf
events. The pair had tied at the
end of the regular 70 holes with
totals of $50.
10 STROKES BETTER
AS though to atone for his un-
accountable lapse of the prev
ious day, when he scared to an
inglorious IT on the fourt h
round, the ex-Texan took Tam
O'Shanter's soggy acres apart
with a 67-five under par -
to send Heafner down for the
count.
Not that Heather weakened.
The big fellow stayed in there
gamely all the way to score his
II.
Aside from his one terrible
round, Nelson shot these scores
at Tam OShanter: 67-71-65-67
-270.
Although he has not been the
countrys top money winner the
last few years - his chum, Ben
Hogan, holding that distinction
Nelson has shown a remark
able propensity for capturing
the really big purses. He has
finished in the money in 80 con-
secutive tournaments over pc
riod of ID months.
Yesterday Nelson was out in
33, back in "a. He was down
to Heafner only once during the
playoff. Two up at the turn, he
was converting it into rout
toward the close.
Probably the match was de-
cided as early as the fifth hole
where Nelson, already ! up,
b | a s c d into the hole from
about 35 feet for an eagle two
to beat Heafner's birdie three.
After that experience Heafner
must have realized it was no
use
Most Of the professionals al
ready were in st. Paul today,
practising for the $4,000 open
tournament starting Thursday.
But Nelson and his wife
were en- route TO their Toledo.
Ohio, home. They carr d
Nelson's prize money. but were
minus Mrs. Nelson's 81 900 dia-
mond ring and some other ar
ticles stolen from their car
while the playoff was being
staged.
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Reuamped TTge Lineup
TO Face As Tomorrow
Hitchcock, Higgins
and Cromer Routed
Towards the Dugout

DETROIT, July % - P1-
AS might be expected on team
that has dropped Is of its last
18 games, the Detroit Tigers are
headed for a drastic shakeup be-
fore their twilight game with
the Philadelphia Athletics at
Briggs Stadium tomorrow night.
Manager Del Baker, calling
his fifth place squad out for a
morning practice session today,
disclosed the following changes:
Roger Cramer, oldest player
on the team (37 and batting
.256, will be replaced in center
field by Barney McCosky with
Rip Radcliffe going to left field.
Pinky Higgins, veteran third
sacker who has driven in the
teams largest total of runs with
a .258 mark, will take rest in
favor of the youthful and hard
hitting Don Ross.
HITCHCOCK OUT
Billy Hitchcock, light hitting
shortstop with great defensive
ability, will be replaced by Muir
ray Franklin, who looks like a
hitter but is handicapped by
defensive weaknesses.
Both Franklin and Radcliffe
are recently off the hospital list.
Against the Macks the Tigers
will attempt to end a five game
losing streak piled up by the
Washington Senators and New
York Yankees. Tommy Bridges
or young Hal Newhouser, who
yesterday was rejected by med
ical examiners of his draft
board, will likely get the call to-
morrow against the AS, who
have won seven of Is games
against Detroit.
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SoftbaIl
Schedule
TUESDAY


Blue - Covered Wagon VS.
Sears at Covered Wagon.
Red - Nesbitt's VS.. II. & S
at st. Mary's.
Fumble-Rickard's VS.. Opti-
mists at Eagles Diamond.
WEDNESDAY
Bluc-Merchants VS.. Peschke
at Griffith.
Red - Hillcrest VS.. Schwarz
koff at st. Mary's.
Junior - Merchants VS.. KreS-
ge's at Consumers.
THURSDAY
Blue - Bar 90 VS.. Scars at
St Mary's.
Red - Nesbitts VS.. Leander
Cafe at Covere Wagon.
Fumble-Optimists VS.. Bar
ney's at Eagles Diamond.
FRIDAY
Blue - Merchants VS.. Spruce
Inn at st. Mary's.
Red - Eagles VS.. Owls Club
at Griffith.
Junior - 4. e. w. VS.. Gasow
Boat at Consumers.
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the All-American Skeet team last year.
For Qualification the Selfridge Field team which
defeated by the Mount Clemens Dairy team
Sefrdge Field Flyers who have piled
up envable record this AS reported in the
story of the two at the field but those
dip below the headline might have figured
it the Flyers who got bumped.
BAR 50 CAN ESTABLISH RECORD
If Bar So Twilight Softba
Leagues DIVISION maintains its perfect mark through the
remaining schedule regular play and then indicated
payoffs will mark the first time the history of local
play has occurred In 1910 the Alwardt
undefeaed in regular play but suffered loss
playoffs defeated the inteeague series
The Fisher girls who'v 20 games in this
favored the figure to % this
week, but that may mark the end On Sunday Manager
the Hudson girls who spill the
record the other hand in the meeting last be-
the forehortened by rain the locals
did we'll after recovering from their initial fright
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY - George Essmaker, Fleming
shortstop leading Junior Soft
League with 437 mark. Louis Peltier, with 424
figure, resting in second place.
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Justify Wartime Sport is Plea to Sotbau Fans and Pqye

Clemens Maomb demonstrate their loyalty
with the of tickets While all good American
citizens buying such bonds and stamps they able
further sacrifices all almost required fans of other
been quick chip through their favortes to
various benefits
date soball has netted the u S. O. So in Mount
Clemens and that by the Fisher Towers girls and their fol-
the Blue Water League champion played league all star
team here and fans donated that
City and county golfers have already kicked in close to
the benefits and softbal followers hoping
figure be matched by diamond fans.
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plea many avid oftbal fans in Mount Clemens
made Sren plea for them to justify their
this time of
Serens general chairman of the u S O. Benefit Softball
Sunday afternoon at o'clock In ST
May stadium donations other sports have made
the Clemens sofba fans and
players in the drive for funds.
baseball players and fans golf
players players have dug into their jeans 10
s Red Cross FUNDS NOW
he softbal here to follow the lead
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Two girls teams the undefeated Fisher Towers ten OF
20 victories to its credit at present. and
Hudson Girls will clash in the second game The Hudson out
5000 this and has jour-
neyed as far Toronto for games.
The third will the Briggs Bombers, former national
champions Hudson Police last seasons Michigan Ohio
titl meeting
program of soball tops in ITSELF but an incen
planned in addition, demon
stration first for the general public in this
city.
Main purpose program, however to allow Mount
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Leander 10 Invade
SeIfridge Tonight

The Leander team Of the Twi-
light Softball Leagues Red divi-
sion will invade Selfridge Field
for a game this evening, playing
one of the Fighter Group out
fits.
All Leandcr players are re-
quested to appear at the Sell
fridge gate at 7 o'clock.
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Weve leagues here and naturally we'd like
player at this benefit
day Although don't it, really wouldn't be much
other the has asked justify
existence with donations of
players the chance
games time aid only
And all of those proceeds will the u S. o.
The program of which Sierens spoke been outlined
before, notable the talent which
Clemens Playing the first will be the Hudson A A.
Detroit member of the Mack Park League
50, undefeated king of local sOftbalI outfits.
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Towers Girls
PIoyToniaht

Indicated in 20 starts,
the Fisher Towers girls will
play host to a Blue Water
League foe, the st. Clair
Diamond Crystal team, this
evening.
The game is slated to start
at us on the Shadyside dia-
mond.
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TUMBLE LEAGUE
WOOD CHOPPER

SUMMIT, N. j.. July 28-(HD
Sammy Angott, world light
weight champion from Wash
irgton, Pa, who hopes to stop
Ray Robinson's victory string at
80 in New York Friday, spends
two hours day chopping wood
before breakfast. Angott now
weighs 1873 pounds.
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A. Edge Sailor
in FILMING Tilt

GREAT LAKES, H., July %
Up The Great Lakes Naval
Training Station baseball team
lest its tenth game in 81 starts
yesterday and the Philadelphia
Athletics had to go IL innings
to win it, 6 to 5.
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RALEIGH, N. c., July %
Up - Herman Hickman, line
coach at North Carolina State
College, has been selected as line
coach of the Army's eastern all
star football team, and plans to
join Col. Robert Neyland, the
teams head coach, in Washing
ton today.
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| Major League
Plate Leaders
Rv the Associated Press

After leading the American
League for most of the season,
Joe Gordon of the New York
Yankees slipped off the pace last
week and saw the loop batting
leadership go to Red Sox Ted
Williams, last years .406 cham
pion. In the National League,
Pete Reiser of Brooklyn main
tanned his domination.
The leaders in each league:
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Bar 69Fa(es
Tough Rival
on Thursday
Lost Nights Heovy
Hitting Brings Eosy
14-5 Win over B.M.

If there's any softball club in
the city which is definitely in
rut, it's the once-defeated Bar
So team.
Wins, for the most part, seem
so inevitable for the team that
only a few of their Blue league
opponents can furnish enough
opposition TO draw out a crowd.
One of those, however, is Dan
ny Sears team and city softball
fans will have an opportunity
to see the two teams in action
Thursday evening at ST. Mary's.
HOMER IN FIRST
Last night, the tavern team
kept on its well-paved victory
road, unloosing a blast of extra
base hitting against the Bust
ness Men and playing errorless
ball until the sixth inning, when
they started k lex ng things
around a bit. Third baseman
Pete Heller, having one of the
best nights at the plate of any
city player this season, gave a
hint of things to come in the
first inning when he smashed
out tWo-run homer off Calvin
Pancuff. Three more runs in the
14-5 victory were added in the
third and in the fourth, seven
were counted.
In the fourth, the victors real
ly lashed out. After two were
out, a trio of singles started
things. Then Pete Heller came
up again and smacked out a
three run homer. Mushy Al
brecht followed with a triple
and then Arnie Hellner and
Bud Moore both smashed out
circuit cloutS to complete the
devastation.
SCORE LATE IN GAME
Harry Bates counted the vic
tors first tally in the fourth as
he hit a three and-two pitch for
a homer. After another count
was added in the sixth, a homer
by pitcher Calvin Pancuff, two
errors and a double by Bates
added up to three runs in the
seventh.
Heller with two homers and
a pair of singles had one of the
two perfect nights at the plate,
Shortstop Bates of the B. M.
had the other with three for
three figure on a homer, single
and double.
Bar 50 203 I'll OLA Is 3
b. Nj. 900 101 s. 5 Z 6
Batteries: Bar 50 - Leggett
and Kolozvari. Business Men
Pancuff and Logic.
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CHICAGO - Willie Joyce,
1877 u, Gary, Ind, outpointed
Harvey Dubs, 143 Y, Windsor,
Ont. (12).
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Mrs. McBroom who now lives in Fenton,
broke 81 targets out of 100 to lose her title,
which she had held for four years, to Mrs
Tom Metzger of Greenvlle, who had 80
100 mark. However, the defeat hardly
leaves her barren of crowns. d. She won the
state trap shooting crown for women at Mon
roe week or so back and during the inter
val in which she held both state championships
she had the distinction of being the only wom-
an TO ever hold both Mrs McBroom
left here in 1928 moving to Flint with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Arson Wolcott.
She is the granddaughter of William M.
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The Monitor-Leader
T,IEsDAY JULY % 1912 PAGE
In This Corner
MC.HS. GRAD RANKS AT TOP OF STATE
WOMEN IN TRANSPORTING;
NEW RECORD
By DENNIS BROWN

LOCAL JOTTNCS Current in the yesterday was the
story of tournament at Flint. Unreported
the Dorothy McBroom defending champion
who was defeated Clemens High school graduate
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SOftball
Standings
BLUE DIVISION

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Bar 50 IA, Business Men 5
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JUNIOR LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
NIL 13, l.. & G.. 8.
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RED DIVISION

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Eagles 7, Schwarzkoff /.
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AIl-Stars
Junior Leoeuers Drill
Tonight and
Thursday

An all-star team of Juniors
Softball Leaguers has been
nominated and will hold its first
practise tonight, it was an
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