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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Browns Good in The pinehes

to Brown Cardinal third baseman is not the
fielder the business the greatest hitter but in the
pnches make trouble ad and at bat He's an nvau
the Cardinals providing ST. Louis keep him
in piece. He's gritty but brittle.
Back in 1899 the latesartng Cardinals in August were
Cncinnas first place Reds St Louis writer's recall
5oot 1S0pound Brown bounced off 5pound
Johnny Mze chasing pop fly and damned his shoulder The
lost of the he missed then ghted itself
after Jimmy returned But the damage
done while he out
Then in 1910 badbounding ground ball smashed his nose
the opening of the By the time Jimmy back
July his breathing still hampered by the mashed
the Cardinals seventh place Browns return
gnad winning streak ST. Louis winning 10 of their next "A
contests SO wind up a strong third.
day broke his right hand in headfrst slide at
Philadelphia early brilliant record had the
Cardinals Dodgers. With Jimmy the bench
instead third base lost u of the "a
fell back into second place Brown couldn't grip
properly the ball TO throw but with him in the lineup
Cardinals eight and from then the South
worth eates gave the Dodgers keen competition despite
injury after another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Exhibition Baseball

DETROIT Oi2 02n nOO-5 /
Brooklyn 100 0l0 O00-2 q 2
Benton. Hsnshsw and Parsons; Higbe
and Owen
Philadelphia On o0i N01 600 I
Boston tNi 600 600 OBS q
Hughes Hoerst IS, and Livingston
Farley wallace 80 Hutchngs (s) and
lombard. KluttE 50
Montreal NLD oi0 100 o0i--s ~ q
81 Louis "a 600 10 OO0-2 7
Paepke. Hauh fsl. and Franks; Lotto
Cox 60 and Hayworth
New York "a 600 1902 f2s-a 4
Savannah tsAL) 600 600 OOl-i 3
Breuer and Robinson Burgess. McCor-
mack 80, Chandler o. and Pruitt
Friar "a
Cincinnati en- 3i0 mo 600 l
Boston fAl 100 002 O00-3 10 I
Walters. Beggs co. and West, Lamanno
90: Wagner Ryba a. and Conroy.
Washington "a Oo0 400 02O-S II J
81 Louis fN) 030 l12 0ix--s II q
sundra. Mastersnn t5J. Kennedy ts) and
Early. Warneke. Shoun C5l and o'Dea
New York (N) 0i3 00i 600 n
Cleveland CA 2n2 oil O3x-li IL o
Schumacher. sunkei 60 and Berries
Poa, Smith ca and Dennng.
Philadelphia CA coo 020 oO0--2 q
Chicago IN 900 600 100
Marchildon Shirley fsj and Hayes;
Bthorn. Lanfranconi 90. Gardner 90
and Hernandez.
Pittsburgh M 001 020 100 ,
Chicago ca 600 200 30X--5
Gornicki. DietK (s) and Lopez Baker
(31 Smith Lee f6l and fresh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Hawaiian
Sets Swim
Record

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 3
tUP).-With one new American
indoor swimming record already
chalked up, the National AAU in
door mems swimming champion
ships opened the second day of
competition today and new STAN
dards were expected in 300-yard
individual medley and the 400-yard
free-style relay.
KiyoShi Nakama, Ohio State
University freshman from Hawaii,
set a new American indoor record
of 10 minutes $50 seconds and
probably won a trip to the Pan
American games at Buenos Aires
in November by churning home in
front in the 1,500-meter race
yesterday at the opening of the
three-day meet.
Rene Chouteau of Yale finished
second in 20:11.4, while Dan Green
of the Dallas A. c. was third in
20:29.4. Richard Peters of Yale
fourth in 20:15.2.
The 800 race, only event of
the day, was strictly war
added" feature. It was included
in the indoor championships by
AAU officials who feared that if
army regulations caused abandon
ment of the outdoor races at
Seattle in August, the AAU would
be unable TO get a line on the
abilities of 1,500-meter performers
before making up the American
contingent to the Pan-American
games.
Nakama. winner of the national
outdoor AAU titles for the 440
and 880-yard tests In 1910 and
1941. held the lead throughout.
He led Chouteau, winner of the
recent national collegiate 1900
event at Harvard. by nearly the
full length of Yale's long pool at
the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Cdpito|s Take
Series Lead

HERSHEY, Pa, April 3 (UP)-
The Indianapolis Capitols held a
commanding lead in the American
Hockey Leagues Calder Cup Sc
ries today after defeating the Her
shey Bears on their home ice. 2-1.
The Caps threw Hershey Coach
Cooney Weiland's strategy into his
teeth with a breakaway goal at IA
minutes of the third period, TO
take a two-to-one lead in games
played in the best-of-five games
final playoffs.
The winner came with Hoosier
Hal Jackson in the coop for cross
checking. his second sentence of
the night. Weiland put five for
wards on the ice 10 drive for the
winning goal. but the Caps con-
trolled the faceoff and Douglas
and Heating broke away, with the
latter slipping a pass TO Heating
who skated in unmolested and beat
Damore easily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
SPORT S
BY LEO MACDONALD
IF Jimmy Brown Stays
in Lineup Cards viii
Be Touqh TO Beat
Injuries Have Doeeed
St. Louis Sparkplue S
Trail for 3 Years
SOUTHWORTH'S MEN ARE FIGHTERS

LAKELAND Fla April "a wag down here cracked that
II you give the ST. Louis Cardinals enough spnts nmen and
mendng tape to keep Jimmy Brown in the lineup they will win
the National League championship this He might have
gone farther and included other Cardinals experts
tended that Brookyns triumph last made possible
only by injuries Billy Southworths famboyant Cards.
But Brown singled out because he's the sparkpug of
the rpsnorn Cardinals pesky chap who chrps encourage
ment teammates in the tempo of the tobacco auconeers
the radio Sensation of the training down here this
spring. fiery Cardinals have left blazing trail and down
and Florida.
They the kind OF players who WILL they knock
down. hasten pick up John Carmichael the Chicago
sports writer here the other day. but only
they knock you down again.
Your Manager Bill MeKechne of the Cincinnati
Reds what he thought of the Cardinals.
Gray" the usually sofspoken McKechne doomed.
Just like lot aerabbs bobbing all around yeu-ail
trying make job for themselves But you've got to hand
It to them. They've got plenty of pep-and pretty rattln
good ball club"
McKechne shares the popular notion that the Dodgers and
Cardinals beat though he still figures his
Reds very much in the
"Now that the Reds being rich they'll probably
get down to business the veteran pilot declared.
Bill explained that the Reds made soft by
1910 the National League and against the
Tigers in the World Series.
guess the Tigers suffered Of that too, McKeehne
smiled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

prefer to take the heat OF an
opening game off Hitchcock, a re-
cruit starting his first season in
the majors.
However, Baker says he has
not made definite decision.
BLOODwORTH AT SECOND
While Murray Franklin has
looked good in spring training,
afield and at bat, Jimmy Blood
worth will be at second base. Don
Ross has won the right field berth.
Ross, who was drafted from Mont.
real, has hit well i'm camp. How.
ever, Rip Radcliff and Bob Pat
rick will be ready for outfield
duty in case they are needed.
Barney McCosky and Doc Cramer
will be located in the other out
field spots.
AL Benton will be the pitcher.
with Birdie Tebbetts behind the
bat. Rudy York at first base and
Pinky Higgins at third base.
Five new pitchers will be in the
squad Charley Fuchs. Roy Hen
shaw. Hal Manders, Virgil Trucks
and Hal White.
Flushed with victory over the
Brooklyn Dodgers, 5 10 2. in Day
tona Beach yesterday. the Tigers
hoped TO retrieve one Of three
victories the Cardinals have won
from Del Bakers men in as many
starts down here this spring.
The win over the Brooklyns
yesterday gave the Tigers the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Three Leagues, but No Batting Titles

and didn't anywhere long enough be eligible for batting
championship but in each loop he outht the official batting king
by many points His 1873 topped the Western Association his
1926 the best in the international and his 426 SO points
above the National Leagues monarch who Reser Musa
halls from Donora Pa
with Matt Surkont strappng 19year-old highlander up
from Rochester the Cardinals have another pitching
star to add already fine staff which includes Ernie White
and Howard Polet produced just year White
II for the Cardinals his freshman and Poe is
of the best souhpaws the majors Old Lon Warnee
who also II last including nohtter against the
Reds. is, however, the Of the corps.
Terry Moore will be in center field and Enos Slaughter in
right for Southwoth chasers Johnny Hopp Ray
Sanders will replace Johnny Mize first base with Creepy
Cresp at second Brown third and Martin Marion short
stopconsderabe of infield Considerable of ball club
might add.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
With Leu Walter

When Midwestern state politician recently up with
bill to abolish horse racing ocaed national
he drew the following ebual I'D 1t would
not animal feed because horses
racing 2 1t would not make horses available cavalry
because delicate thooughbeds die quickly under
cavalry training (3) 1t would release little
lighting forces jockeys being too small trainers
owners too fat 4) II would throw 10000 families
and prevent millions from enjoying afternoons sport
(5) II would millions In
respects, however, II is truly national defense
Predictions Although the critics praised the beaten
New York Rangers GREAT hockey will call
the Detroit Red Wings GOOD team, the
Stanley Cup the mighty Leafs games
eve hope we're wrong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Continued on Page 22)
tCOntInued on Page III
Wins Last Golf Match
On Eve Of Induction

Olof Ellstrom. one of Detroit's
leading public course golfers, was
to be indicted into the army to-
day. Eager for one more game be-
fore leaving, he took on his two
brothers, Ralph and Elmer, who
also are good golfers, yesterday at
Oakland Hills-and beat them.
Olof had 80, Ralph 81 and Elmer
"a. Twenty-three years old and
the youngest of the brothers, Olof
lives in Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

Jimmy Orlando Jack (Ko Stewart and Bee Bee Eyes Bush
the Red Wings Happy
Maple Leafs coach that they rough uncouh characters
worthy of mnglng with the polite Leafs just prove
Day that they with society
hockey players off the Toronto
nbblng adyfngers and angel food cake It's Tommy Emmes
gag.
Several Detroit golf clubs may
nickel fine for each ball hit of bounds The would
go to the Red Cross Lay all the bets that
Detroit race track will % days this spring and
scheduled It's bet committee appointed
Van Wagner will okay the
that tote should be in. but certain parties said
tensely interested in putting in certain model
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
8 Tigers Picked
For Opening Game
BY LEO MACDONALD

LAKELAND. Fla, April g.
With one exception the Tiger
lineup is set for the opening
game April Ii against the Cleve-
land Indians at Briggs Stadium.
The exception is at shortstop.
where Eric McNair may start in
place of Billy Hitchcock, whom
the Tigers bought from Kansas
City for $4,000 and two players.
1t is not that Del Baker has
given up on Hitchcock. On the
contrary. the Tiger manager is
highly pleased with the young
Ister's improvement since the start
Iof training down here five weeks
ago.
1t may be that Baker NAV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
French Finally Signs
At S12, 500 Salary

MACON. Ga, April 3 rUP)-'
Larry French, veteran pitcher of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, has finally
the management his arm
is strong enough again to with
stand major league pressure. He
is now a full-fedged regular with
the Dodgers. His salary will be
SD 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

the first time since 1929. Ecorse
won at Chicago last summer.
125 CANDIDATES
Rice will have 125 candidates
under his direction when the full
squad reports. OF these. 80 will
be in the high school group. In
addition TO the heavyweight club
eight. Rice intends to develop 40
pound and 150-pound crews.
Heavyweight candidates include
William Macy. Lawrence Hag-
gerty, Russell reynolds, AL War
ner. Bob Farley and julius Fliege.
Pat Mesler and Lawrence Smith
will not return as assistant coaches
because of the demands of war
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Squash Finals Today

Two Sidney Hill players, Lyle
McKerrell and Pat Eden, meet on
their home court today for the
state Class c squash rackets title.
Semifinal results: Mckerrell de-
feated Ed Sullivan. 1914. 1913. r.
Is, 1871; Eden defeated Dick LutZ,
1911. 1910, 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03

NEW ORLEANS, April 5 CUP).
The round robin tennis tourna-
ment being played on the Tulane
courts. went into its third day of
competition today with Tulane
playing Vanderbilt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Fight Results
BY United Press

BY United Press
Hollywood Rodolfo Ramirez, i45 Mex
leo City, decision Red Green, l44 Los
Angeles G0D: Max Hutchins. 1888 Los
Angeles, decisioned Baby Zavsla 1874 Mex
leo City (6D; Dario Barren. 1874, Los An
gees. drew with Don Lemos, 1873, Los
Angeles 80: Malcolm Smith. 1i2 Okla
homa City. Knocked out Billy Shaw. l44,
Chicago ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
PARIsCLEAN SCORES FIRST

Joe Levine gave Parisclean a
10 lead midway in the first period
by scoring on goal mouth pass
from Joe Myers. The second period
reached the 1886 point before
Tooke got the equalizer on a play
in which Rip Williams and
D'Amore also figured.
In a scramble back of Paris
cleans net. Williams gained the
puck and passed 10 D'Amore near
the boards at the right. Goalie
Wilson DETECTED D'Amore's angle
shot but the puck went right al
Tooke on the left and he promptly
drove IL back and into the net.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
4 Players Called
For Finals From
indianapolis
Toronto Players Might
Forget Their Coaeh's
Plea for GentIeness
By LEWIS Fl. WALTER

While the Toronto Maple Leafs
are shouting that they want a
"gentlemanly" hockey series with
the Detroit Red Wings for the
Stanley Cup, Manager Jack Adams
isn't taking any chances on the
gallant Maple Leafs Gripping any
of his stars. He's calling for REIN
forcements.
The Detroit manager is taking
a full squad of Is men and spare
goalie, all in peak physical condi-
ton. TO Toronto late today. But
as soon as the Indianapolis Cap
itols complete their fight for the
American League championship at
least four of the Caps will join the
Red Wings.
Goalie Joe Turner. defenseman
Douglas McCaig and forwards Gus
Giesebrecht and Joe Fisher are
the players Adams has asked to
join Detroit.
GAPS LEADING HERSHEY
The Capitols are now leading
the series with Hershey and may
wind ii up Saturday. That would
bring the reinforcements in time
for the second game at Toronto,
scheduled for Tuesday night.
I'VE may not need any OF
them, but hockey Is a rough
game and some one might be
laid up In Saturday nights
gam" Adams said. -----------
Jack is still getting a chuckle
about the squeak from Hap Day.
the Toronto coach that there is no
place for rough stuff in hockey.
Detroit hockey fans can laugh
with him because they have an old
friend on the Toronto team, big
Buckle Mcdonald. whose speciality
is laying the opposition out like
cold fish. He made n successive
body checks for Detroit one night
as the Wings won the longest
Stanley Cup game in history at
Montreal-and he's still stretching
the enemy for the Leafs. His
boardcheck put Lynn Patrick Of
the Rangers out of action.
OTHER TOUCHES
Along with Mcdonald, the Leafs
have some other sturdy fellows in
Bingo Kampman, the best wrestler
| in hockey; Bob Davidson and
rookie Bob Goldman. The latter
was especially praised for slowing
up the Rangers with terrific body
checks.
| The squeaks, Il seems, all come
!, from the Maple Leaf management.
The players themselves are ready
to get in there and pitch like any
red-blooded youngsters, even If the
Stanley Cup is already in the bag
for them.
Toronto newspapers laugh at
Detroit as a cup threat. IF this
| isn't Joe Louis and Buddy Baer IL
will do as the anti-climax of the
century" writes Andy Lyle in the
Toronto Star. His opinion seems
to be echoed by the rest of the
Toronto hockey critics-but they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Rice Makes Spring
Official i'm EcOrSe

II is spring officially in Ecorse
today. although by the calendar
the season came in March 21.
Spring becomes official in Ecorse
when Jim Rice is announced as
returning 10 coach the EcorSe
Boat Club crews and the oarsmen
are advised as to the start of
practice.
The 74-year-old Rice will not
be on hand until April Is. but the
candidates for the various crews
expect TO get on the water either
Monday or Tuesday. Club projects
include heavyweight eight for
the first time. junior and senior
high school crews, also scullers,
tours and doubles.
COACH NOW IN NEW YORK
At present Rice is with his son,
a member of the athletic staff of
Columbia University in New York
City. For the benefit of his Detroit
district friends. rowing and other
wise, Jim tells in his letter TO an
Ecorse correspondent that he still
plays handball every day and is
ready to pull an oar himself if
need be.
The immediate job of the high
school Fights is TO get in shape
for regattas in Chicago and Gull
YER. Ind, in late May. The seniors
hold the North American inter-
scholastic championship. won from
Masten Park of Buffalo at ST.
Catherine, Ont. last year.
Club oarsmen look ahead to the
/ Central States regatta, for which
they are the hosts. The event
returns to the Detroit River for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Nelson, Little,
Top 4 Golfers

ASHEVILLE, n. C., April 3
GNS).-Four professional golfers,
with sub-par cards, to-
day led the field of u contestants
by one stroke as they entered the
second round of the 72-hole $1,000
Land of the Sky open tournament.
The quartet, registering two
under-par 69's, two shots better
than defending champion Ben
Hogan's effort. consisted of Law
son Little of Monterey. Cal; By
ron Nelson of Toledo, both former
National Open titleholders: Her
man Barron of White Plains, n. Y,
and Johnny Hines of Great Neck,
n. Y.
Only eight men were able to
beat par. The other four who
clipped one stroke from the regu-
lation figures with 70's were
Willie Goggin of White Plains,
y. Y; Tommoy Penna of Dayton
o.; Bill Nary of Rancho Santa
Fe, Cal. and KY Laffoon of
Miami, Okla.
HOGAN OFF FAST
Hogan. from Hershey. Pa,
started with a fast pace by play
ing the front nine in 81. How
ever. the tricky remaining holes
slowed up his game and he needed
a 81 for an even-par II.
Tied with Hogan in the II
bracket were Jimmy Demaret OF
Detroit: 4. J. Dutch" Harrison of
Harrisburg, Pa: Jim Terrier OF
Elmhurst, Ill, and Ray Hill OF
Mamaroneck. n. Y.
Henry Picard of Oklahoma City
posted Y 10 60 into a six-way
deadlock with Felix Serafin OF
Scranton. Pa; Chick Harbert OF
Battle Creek, Mich: Les Ken
nedy of Newmarket, n. H.: Chan.
dler Harper of Portsmouth. Va.
and Joseph Zarhardt of Norris.
town, Pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-03
Toledo & Takes
Now
Seeks U.S.. Title
Will Play Winner
Of Eastern League
for Championship

Champions OF the Michigan
Ontario Hockey League following
a 2-1 victory over Detroit Paris
cleans last night at Olympia in
the fifth and final game, the
Toledo Babcocks now are cycling
a bigger title.
They will oppose the winners of
the Eastern Amateur League with
the amateur championship Of the
United States the prize. not bad
for a city which has been repre-
sented in league hockey only two
seasons.
According 10 officials OF the
Toledo club. the series will begin
as soon as the Eastern loops sea-
son ends. Two seasons ago. De-
troit Holzbaugh, after winning the
MO title. went on 10 capture the
United States championship by
defeating Baltimore.
TOOKE GETS 2 GOALS
Bert Tooke, who helped TO get
Toledo off TO a flying start in the
series by scoring three goals in
the opening game. bagged both
markers for his team last night.
the winning one with little more
than three minutes of the final
period left.
Al Chadwick of Parisclean was
in the penalty box AT the time for
tripping Hank D'Amore near
Toledo's own blue line. Hank made
certain the trip drew official :
tention by finishing up with one of
the niftiest head first slides you
ever saw.
Johnny Horeck. center Of the
dispute which almost ended the
series with the teams tied at two
victories apiece. and Jimmy Bau-
dino assisted on the deciding goal
They crashed through almost on
top Of goalie Tommy Wilson be-
fore Baudino shot When the puck
bounded out in front. Tooke fired
II into the net before Wilson had
a chance to regain his balance.
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