Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
.Cdstoffs Play
Features Games
In B Division
STANDINGS

Fast Side / i 500 West Fort 900
U.RwA. / 800 il. Hud. 2 .oo0
Opticians ! ! 200 900 Persons Parse. Z GOO oOS
GfIGiin so. 500 SsT .SS S
Two pitchers. mere castoffs
when the season opened, hit the
jackpot in Class B of the Detroit
Baseball Federation yesterday.
One was Mitchell Chetkovich,
who turned in a one-hit victory
for JAW TIA in beating Johns,
90. The other was Walter Cop
pins. a southpaw who struck out
no less than % batters as Four
Leaf Clover whipped Parsons, 22-6
There's a strange connection be-
tween the two outstanding per-
formances. Chetkovich last year
was a pitcher for Four Leaf
Clover, the Class B champion. One
of the reasons he moved to JAW
liza this year is because Four Leaf
Clover acquired Walter Coppins
CoppinS had Class A experience
and Chetkovich didn't want to sit
on the bench.
So Chetkovich turned back yes
terday Johns with a lone single
striking out 13 for his new team
one of the best in the league. jim
Pador featured the JAW TIA at
tack with two doubles.
Coppins, curve ball pitcher
came back with his % strikeout
performance and yielded only five
hits. In Four Leafs spree Chef
IZielinski collected four hits and
Harry Jasina bagged homer
triple and single TOR the winners
IN OVERTIME
The days best game in the divl-
sion saw ST. Andrews come from
behind in the twelfth inning to
beat Hoffman. 4-3. Al Bosak OF
st Andrews and Ed Sterett OF
Hoffman went the route. After
tallying two runs IN the first
Hoffman went scoreless until the
twelfth, when it pushed over an
other run.
In the second half Of the in
ming, however, John Yushta singled
to drive George Safko home with
the winning run. Sterett famed
II and Busak II.
In another tight battle Rayrs
edged out u. r. w. A., 2-1, in 1C
innings. RayPS tailed the winning
run when two outfielders ran into
each other chasing a fly allowing
the winning run to cross the plate
Another late rally saw Bill
Mitchell score in the last Of the
ninth to down JAW 400. 81. Vince
IZielinSki singled to send Bill
Thurston home with the winning
run. Jim Wren. the winning
pitcher, allowed only three hits.
In other games Sans easily
disposed of Opticians. 11-2, as Or
vile Reaver made his first start
in Class b; Tool-Die Craftsmen
whipped JAW $50, 1916, with
Cecil Adkins and Allen Mcdonald
holding the losers to four hits;
JAW 154 downed JAW 7, 1913;
JAW 157 whipped McLouth, 1914
on Al Perillard's six-hitter; Bob
Hoyle blanked East Side, 60, for
Hazel Park Merchants; Arthur
beat West Fort, 1874; Vickers won
from J. l.. Hudson, ia; Acme
after scoring eight runs in the
seventh, disposed Of Griffin. 11-9
and Grand River swampe d
Graham-Paige, 1875.
JAW $50 500 oOl 600 /
Tool-Die Craftsmen 3O4 Dol 22X-12 IS 2
Vaicka, Rockwell and COe: Adkins Nc
Donald and Guoin.
JAW 1872 O3n 600 II 5
JAW 154 500 800 l1x--i2 is 10
Boyle, victor and Beveridge; J. Pontone
and b. Pontone.
T. r. W. A. 100 200 OiO o. 5
Rayrs 200 020 900 is 4
Couchman and Brewin: Grzywny. GiIzi
and Neuman.
JAW 4eo oo3 900 800 Q
Bill Mitchell 600 OO3 22i-e 7
Domanke and Koschaski; Wren, Adam
and Scudder.
McLouth O2o 600 OIL s
JAW 1871 100 02H lOx-l0 IS 3
Dabney and Ninness; Perillard and
East Side 600 600 600 3
Hazel Park Merch. iO4 Ol0 OON-6 8 3
Komosinski Jurczak and Kazmierski;
Hoyle and May.
Parsons Dol 600 023-- 5 7
Four Leaf Glover sci 70I 0ix-22 IS 3
Rutherford, Milligan and Ferria; coppins
and zielinsk
Arthurs O12 03O 223-l3 10 4
West Fort oil 200 600 8 8
Presley and Mallon; sabuda, Kusiak and
Farino.
Vckers oO5 10 O00-7 IL 3
j. l.. Hudson 600 Sol 0OO--4 8 3
Uleriu and Pevae; Koehler. crsndal and
Johns 00l 600 010-2 1 3
JAW ia 100 OH 32x--e 4
Abernahy. Fishbeck and Peer, thinner
man. Chetkovich and DARN.
Acme O10 100 SOL IS
Griffin 4O1 OiO O30- o o 8
Adams. Neligan and Maybury; Snyder
and De Francisco
Hoffman 200 600 600 MIA 4
81, Andrews 600 600 020 OO2-4 8
I'd sterett and swanson. A. Bosak and
J. Bossk
Graham-Paige Oio 2iO OO1-5
Grand River 05O ISL OOx--12 II 5
VAIL, Kreger and Kellachow: Besse.
Fodor and Milligan.
Opticians 101 600 600 2 a
Sam 200 ISL O2x-1I "a
Goldman Carson and Beck: Reaver. Riff.
fenberg and Collins.
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