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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Bundle of Nerves

Gomez was first with the
Yankees in 1880 after one year
with Salt Lake and another
with San Francisco. He got into
IS games with the Yankees that
year, winning two and losing
five, and finishing the season
with st. Paul. His career as a
Yankee really began in 1891.
He was a skinny kid, 8 feet
Ia inches tall. What there was
of him was just a bundle OF
nerves and sinews, say the old
time Yankee scribes. He couldn't
sit still for two minutes. He was
impatient on the mound. He
wanted To get the ball back as
quickly as possible and throw it.
He couldn't sleep when he knew
he was going to work the next
day.
With all this nervous energy,
Gomez had a blazing fast ball.
He walked lot of batters, tut
he also struck out a lot. When
he was right he was hard to hit.
In his first full year he won
81 games. The next year he
won "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Mer|o, Duhdrt in
HdndbaI Semis

Each previous round saw elimi
nation of at least one seeded fav'
orite and two remain today tC
compete in the semifinals Of the
city A. A. u. singles handbal
championships at Knights OF Co.
lumbus Hall. The finals are set fol
4 p. m. tomorrow.
Paul Merlo. seeded No. I. takes
on Cal BONN in the feature match
at s o'clock tonight. Armand Du.
hart. No. 2, clashes with Leonard
Meldman at z p. m.
Meldman provided yesterdays
upset when he trimmed the vet
eran Ben Waterstone, 21-9. 1921
Pills. The winner, who halls from
Adams Y, has been competing only
about three years.
Merlo best Joe Winkler, 21-13,
21-19; Bohn defeated Max Thomas
21-19, 21-17, and Duhart edged
Paul Stobbe. 21-20, 14-21, 21-18,
in other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
1894 His Best Year

The Yankees did not do so
well in 1888 end except that he
famed 1853 men and led the
league in this respect, neither
did Vernon. But he had his
greatest year in 1894. He was
the leagues leading pitcher,
winning 26 games and losing
only 5. tanning 153 men and
yielding only 2.33 runs per
game.
On the basis Of his work that
year he got a substantial raise
in salary only 10 bog down in
1885 and 1886. After two
mediocre years, Gomez was con-
sidered through, but he came
back in 1887 and won 81 games.
The next year he accounted for
Is Victories. And then his work
began 10 deteriorate.
But we would still Ike 20
have him around--even II he
didn't win a game-for the
Yankees. or the Tigers, for that
matter. Fl Goofo was truly one
Of our favorite folks - good
folks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
They'll Need Roof

When Roger Peckinpsugh was
inspecting the Purdue layout at
Lafayette, Ind, as a training
camp for the Cleveland Indians.
he expressed satisfaction with
the fieldhouse. THAT'S
fine.H dryly replied Guy Msckey,
Purdues director OF athletics,
because you'll use IL plenty"
Mackey was recalling two or
three times Purdue scheduled
exhibition & games with the
Pirates, but never a game was
played, rain or cold. s
The fieldhouse at Purdue Is
large enough for three batting
cages. a good indoor track and
a fine diamond. The Indians will
work from 9 a. m. 10 noon, so
the collegians can have from
noon TO 3 p. m. in case they
want 10 JOIN the Indians in
lafayette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Trout Stars, Plymouth
= Meet in Benefit

Paul Trout's All-Stars meet
Kelsey-Hayes of Plymouth in a
total-pins-to-count match Satur-
day night at Altoona Recreation
for the, benefit of the Livonia
chapter Of the Red Cross. Kelsey
Hayes has Steve Bialo, Frank
.Pencola, Charles Hudson, Walter
Brodie and Capt. Harry Wolfe,
formerly a pitcher for the Cincin-
natl Reds and one-time property
OF the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

Three hundred and forty-four
skaters, 80 more than last year
will compete in the 1913 edition OF
The Detroit Times Gold and Silver
Skates Derby Saturday and Sun.
day on Belle Isle.
Three hundred and TWEEN y
seven of them race in the u state
championship events, ia in the
Silver Skates Derby for boys and
men and 81 in the Gold Skates
Derby for girls.
The entry exceeds by % the Sill
yer Skates race list last year and
by nine the Gold Skates entry
Other events which have drawn
more entrants than in 1912 are the
senior women with 13 against z;
intermediate boys with 80 against
%; junior boys with 70 against 49;
juvenile boys with 81 against 46;
midget boys with SO against 20:
midget girls with u against 5, and
cradle boys with II against 5.
All told, 271 boys and 81 girls
are entered in the speed events
for Michigan titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Sports
AL. VIII Miss
Lot ofFun With
Gomez Gone
By LEO MACDONELl

Vernon Lefty Gomez, wiofn
the Yankees have sold 10 the
Braves, will be missed around
The American League circuit.
wherein his quipS and yalnS
gave many ballplayer and
scribe a bellyful of laughs. His
friendly vocal feudinG with
Birdie Tebbetts and his raZzing
of Rudy York provided fun in
the dugoutS az Briggs Stadium.
HIS kidding of players on the
opposing teams wes good
natured as well as SpriEhtly and
the veteran Southpaw was pop
ular with all.
II may be too late 10 change
the deal, but we want Ed Bar
row 10 know that we are an
noyed with the sale. Dugouts
are much more interesting with
fellows like Gomez around. /. is
too bad Gomez isn't catcher
or an outfielder-then maybe
Jack Zeller would have grabbed
HIM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
BY DON GILLIES

Meet the shootin'-est family ir
Detroit-the shootin' Willoughbys
They are not the "feudin' Will
nor h ave they any
traits of the Martins and the Coys
those reckless mountain boys.
They are the Paul Willoughbys
a very peaceful family, with
hobby that runs to rifle marks
manship, from Daddy" Paul tc
Jane, 3, his youngest daughter.
The family consists of Paul
Doris, his 34-year-old sister; Mil
dred, his wife, and daughters
Carol, IL; Merna, 8, and Jane, 3
Paul was brought up on a big
700-acre farm in central Indiana.
He got his first gun at the age OF
6. and today is one of the country's
best marksmen.
"My dad taught me the proper
handling of a gun when j was n
youngster," Willoughby related
at the municipal rifle range,
where he serves as instructor
for the Parks and Recreation
Gun Club, as we'll as the Sons
of the American Legion Junior
Rife Club Of the Judge John
Faust Squadron.
Years of training with rifle has
made him exceedingly proficient
with any kind of gun. His best
score was recorded only a short
time ago, a mark of 1913 out of a
possible 200 points from the prone
and standing positions, a remark
able feat for any gunner.
Willoughby is an inspector for
the army corps at the Packard
plant.
Doris got her expert rating n
Few months ago through dilgent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Photo by Times stan Photographic.

Carl Liscombe Of the Red Wings
only shares the worlds hockey
game scoring record today. Max
Bentley OF Chicago Blackhawks
tied it last night with four goals
and three assists for seven points
as Hawks trounced New York
Rangers, 10-1. Evidently new
goalie Bill Beveridge of Rangers
can do no better than did rookie
Stan Buzinski, who was Liscombe' S
target, with the slight help given
him by the rest of the team.
Doug Bentley scored two goals
and four assists.
Occupation, the greatest money
winning Juvenile of last year, will
not be in condition TO start in the
Kentucky Derby, PreaknesS or
Belmont Stakes - the { a m d
triple crown" of turfdom-ac-
Icording to Trainer Burley Parke
.. The boy with the most amazing
pro fight record, Wee Willie Pep,
who has won SO straight, gets his
most, severe test when he tangleS
with Allie Stolz in a 10-rounder at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Pep is favored at 6 TO ;.
Ray Robinson, who fights Jake
LaMotta here February 5, signed
TO meet Jose Basora, agile Puerto
Rican, in Philadelphia March l..
Sugar" also is scheduled TO tangle
with Sgt. Jackie Wilson in New
York Manager Leo Durocher
of Brooklyn Dodgers was named
part time advisory coach of the
Army baseball team. The appoint
lment won't affect his draft status.
He's called for his first physical,
but VIII aid the Army team during
March and part Of April while the
Dodgers are training at West
Point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Finish at j. D.,
Marines Order

Pat Cavanaugh IS back with the
University of Detroit basketball
team today after spending 10 days
learning he wasn't eligible for the
marines-just yet.
Pat. a member OF the marine
enlisted reserves, left u. of ID. 1C
days ago after applying for active
service. He was tired Of waiting
around and wanted some action
According TO Capt. Charles
Popp of the marine recruiting
office, the only action Pat will
get will be on the basketball
court.
"He made a contract with the
marines to finish college. When
he does that he'll be officer ma
terial, not BEFORE" Captain Popp
explained.
So, the Titan eager is back In
school and back on the basketball
team. But his Today attempt ia
see more action didn't die alto
gether in vain.
Now he's working overtime Ia
make up deficient school work
and practicing twice as hard to
get in shape 10 play basketball
when u. of d. meets Western
Reserve Saturday night al
Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
1873 By Kotdrski
Tops for Defroiters

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Sixty-siX
Itop-flight bowlers will attempt TO
beat the 1645 score of Chicago S
ben Hellgeth in the twenty-ninth
renewal of the Peterson Individual
Tourney tonight. Quartet of De-
troiters failed to disturb the pace
settlers last night, though Charley
Kotarski won a So squad prize
with a 1923 series.
Detroit scores:
q. Kotarski--
200 1913 153 PIG 2i3 Iss 1ss 14s-1523
Joseph paulus--
~ 1e5 223 200 2os 1911 211 147-1512
Mike Tesla
1853 $50 IT'S 40 $50 222 1s2 1s4-i4ss
Harold Allen
i52 III III ie5 100 1ss l72 1so-14o2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
FAVORED AGAIN

Vince Bozich, who was favored
TO win the senior mems title last
year at Alpena and didn't. again is
expected to put on the crown he
had two years ago.
In last years races. Bozich rar
into Terry Browne who, up unit
that meet had just been one of the
boys in The field against the red
headed Ford war worker. But
Terry was slated to go into the
army on the Tuesday following
last years races and he skated like
a wild man and beat Bozich in
every start in a sensational series.
Bozich'S particular opposition
this year will come from Eddie
Fletcher. Al DINNER. Tom Saun-
ders. Jim Thomson, Walter One
lenchuk and Gerald French.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
FaVOrS
New Loop
After War

Ike Bearinger, well known Sag
--1aw sportsman, in Detroit yes
terday. revealed plans for a new
baseball league after the wa 10
include Michigan cities oncp in
the Michigan State loop. Bearinger
owns the Saginaw franchise in the
Michigan league.
Bearinger and associates have
plans for a more elaborate minor
league setup than the abandoned
Michigan circuit. Their plans call
for a Class A loop 10 include Sagi-
now, Flint, Grand Rapids, Fort
Wayne, Akron. Youngstown, Day
ton and Canton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
.Unbedten Prep
SIS Face Tests
up skating
BY TOM HARPER

Holy Redeemer and st. Cathe'
rine, two of the eight unbeater
Ifives in the Catholic high schoo
basketball league. will have TO be
in top form tonight.
4. Redeemer takes on Lourdes ir
the west side first division feature
with Lourdes still In the running
on three victories and one defeat
st. Catherine meanwhile, may fine
trouble in st. Joseph in the east
side headliner.
Two Of the unbeaten quintetS
will fall from the ranks when st
Frederick of Pontiac and st
Rta's tied at two victories each
will settle the leadership in the
west side of the second division
Mt. Carmel, defending third divi-
sion utleholder. will have trouble
stopping st. Vincent. which has
four straight in the west side
race.
The schedule contest between
st. Stanislaus, pacemaker in the
east side second division, and st
Charles has been postponed.
TONIGHT's SCHEDULE
Jourdes VS.. Holy Redeemer.
St. Benedict vs.. 81. Gregory.
Catholic Central VS.. Visitation.
st. Catherine vs.. st. Joseph.
ST.. Anthony vs.. St. Ambrose.
ST. Martin vs.. ST. Philip.
st. Paul vs.. st. Rose.
81. Frederick vs.. 81. Rita.
81. Alphonsus vs.. st. Mary's Of Royal
lOak.
So. Michael w. 81. Francis De Sales.
Mt. Carmel W. ST. Vincent
81. Francis Xavier va. Sacred Heart.
Rosary va. Sweetest Heart.
81. Agnes vs.. St Hedwig.
ST. Thomas VS.. 81. Josaphat.
'st. Ladislans vs.. De Ia Sale.
| Montague game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
344 Skaters Enter
That Total in Times Derby Is 20 More Than
Last Year; 327 in State Championships
BY KEN HALL
skates Derby Editor

as will be the case In the senior
women's class.
The out-of-town list of entries
includes "a from Saginaw in al
classes. Flint, Escanaba. Wyan,
dotte, Pontiac and other state cit.
les will be represented in the vari.
Gus contests.
SIX IN DOG SLED
The Dog Sled Derby. annual
mirth provoker of the meet and
starts off the Sunday Afternoon pro-
gram, already has drawn six en-
tries and as many more as wish
to compete can do so by being on
the starting line at 1890 Sunday
afternoon.
The current entries are: Allan
Nottingham, i. 1889 Prairie
avenue; Dianne Davidson, II. 500
Dickerson avenue; Johnny Hack
Ia. 4730 Wayburn avenue; Jimmy
Agius, II, 1867 Hurlbut avenue;
Philip c. Hatfield, 9, 1923 East
land avenue. Roseville, and Frank
Barbusia, II, 2439 Fisher avenue
1t is important for all skaters to
remember they must get their
race numbers Saturday afternoon
between II and l o'clock at the
race course clerks shed and pin
them firmly on their backs for the
races.
Saturdays program opens with
the first qualifying heats Of the
Gold and Silver Skates derbies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Keeps Masonic Lead
By Winning ; Points

Friendship Two keeps its lead
in the Greater Masonic League
today by winning three points
from Parisclean last night al
Grand Central Recreation. Edward
Schramm was league high on 597
Jim Montroy of Westgate had a
237 game and Wilbert Hogg oi
PariSclean a 235.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
JOB COMES FIRST w'

Esther has been hampered In her
training by the demands of her
work on a war job in Saginaw.
IShe also has been bothered with
1.-THE ailment known as water on
the knee, which may keep her out.
Helen Wrona, her older sister,
showed plenty of staying power in
winning last Sundays long dis
tance race against Detroit's best
at Belle Isle. and her youngest Sis
ter, Agnes Wrona, winner of the
Gold Skates last year. can't be
counted out as long as her legs
are unbroken.
Margaret Cook Is Detroit's best
hope for the senior women's title,
but inasmuch as she is making her
second last farewell appearance
(she made her first farewell last
YEAR, in the Gold Skates. she is
not expected to match the strides
of her Saginaw rivals. But you
never can tell about the redoubt-
liable Cookie"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

make life less strenuous for the
goldfish. provided the Yankees
with lot OF high class pitching
as we'll as laughs. He was with
the club Is years, II of them
complete and consecutive. In all.
he won 189 games for them and
lost 1o1. In that time he struck
out 1,46S batters.
He participated in five World
Series, in which he appeared IN
seven games and achieved the
distinction of winning six and
never being charged with a de-
feat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
KEEN COMPETITION

There should be some great SEN
ior competition in the mems divi-
sion, with 13 contestants in the
Class A events and 81 in Class B.
In both Of these events, Saginaw
skaters will offer the most stub
born resistance TO the field Of De-
troit and Wayne County entrants,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Basketball Results

Springfield Tchrs. %, Pittsburg Kan, ii.
Western Reserve 90. Fem 2s
81. Francis az, La Sale FL
John Carroll 81. Heidelberg 50.
Delaware 81. Drexel 30.
Wash. and jeff. ~, Muskinpim 81.
Loyola. III. -45-T Toledo
Amherst so, Massachusetts 20
ST. Johns. ~. Y. ~. Camp Upton 80.
Dow Chemical IL. Navy Pier 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Rifle craftsmanship a Family Hobby

will get their chances soon,
shooting II In their blood, 1
guess" Willoughby said. "They
kick up an awful fuss when We
90 to the rife range and leave
them home"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Ne1v State Senior Champs Likely in Times Skate Meet
Dorothy Koinis
Is Favored Over
Esther Wrona
BY GEORGE f. VAN

New champions are almost q
certainty in the senior events OF
the Michigan speed skating cham
IpionShips which The Detroit Times
rs conducting this weekend at
Belle Isle in conjunction with its
twenty-frst annual Gold and Sill
Iver Skates Derby.
The state events are being held
in Detroit for the first time in six
years. Alpena played host to the
skaters during that time.
Esther Wrona, one of the men,
tberS of the Wrona skating dynasty
of Saginaw. who holds the cham
pionship, will have to be in tor
shape TO stay ahead Of her fellow
townsman. Dorothy Koinis. who
has been flying in the early meets
The latter won the Southern
Michigan title two weeks ago al
Belle Isle and is showing the form
which made her the intermediate
champion and the Golden Skates
ldttNen- tSVft- years AGO. --.1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Ruling Cleared, Clubs
Can Mail Contracts

CHICAGO, Jan. % QNSl.-Ths
eight clubs in the Americ can
League were notified by President
William Harridge today that cons
tracts TO players could be for
warded now under the ruling that
the wave freeze law would have
little effect on baseball salaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

are sure that
among play
ers and the
gentlemen Of
the press we
could have
raised the
dough.
FL Goof o
Com eZ. in
ventor of the
r e ng
goldfish bowl,
de 81 gned to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Tigers Can't Stay in South After March IS
All Must Be
AT Evansville
On That Date
By LEO MACD0NEEfH

No Tigers will be permitted to
remain in southern bases after
March IS, reporting date at the
spring training camp in Evansville,
lit was announced by Jack Zeller
today.
Zeller has fallen in line with
the New York Yankees, Giants
and Dodgers, who have given out
Identical orders. IT is feared golf
may become the major training
objective of players who wish TO
remain in the south after their
mid-March reporting days.
Zeller also announced the fami-
lies of Tigers are not welcome at
Evansville, a forecast Of which
was contained in the press some
days ago.
Evansville is oyer-crowded
now Zeller explained.
NOBODY WANTS TO
II
AS yet, no Tiger has asked per-
mission TO stay in the southland
land such requests are not antici-
lpated at Briggs Stadium. In fact,
jimmy Bloodworth, from his home
in Florida, and other Tigers south
Of the Mason-Dixon line have
written to Zeller expressing COM
tplete satisfaction with northern
training plans.
Tommy Bridges Is planning 10
| go TO Lakeland, Fla, with his
family in February, but viii re-
port at Evansville on time. In
fact, Bridges plans to be at the
training camp a week ahead of
the reporting date. At present the
veteran pitcher is working at the
Ford River Rouge plant.
GIVES UP ON AUKER
Don Barnes, president OF the ST.
Louis Browns, had left Detroit
today convinced that Eden Auker
means TO remain out Of baseball
for the duration at least. The two
men conferred yesterday.
Auker announced his retirement
following n recent deal in which
the Browns traded the veteran
pitcher TO Washington for Paul
Dean, whom the Senators obtained
from the Texas League, where
the younger Of the famous Dean
brothers made comeback this
past season.
At the time Auker explained he
was quitting baseball but the
trade had nothing 40 do with has
decision. He wanted TO remain in
war work. He has a good position
at a local plant. However, Barnes
was Of the opinion that Dean
would report and that a deal OF
some sort would still be worked
out between the Browns and Sena-
tors.
Zeller reported requests from
Paul Richards and Virgil Trucks
for baseballs with which TO start
working out in the south. Trucks.
whom the Tigers are pointing for
a big year on the mound. has been
working in a shipyard in Mobile.
Ala, and Richards is at his home
lin Waxahachie, Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Hated TO Sell Him

The players and scribeS in the
National League are getting a
break.
Hes one guy / hated to let
co. said Barrow.
Well. why in ibid you do
II Ed? IL il were money. we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

plays a sharpshooter's medal.
awarded her from the National
Rife Association. Carol already
has qualified for her junior marks
manship medal, but the two young
est daughters, Merna and Jane,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LFAGTE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
ChicagO 10. New York
TOMORRONtS CANES
DETROIT ~ Montreal.
Boston AZ Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
Scratches
By Tinted Press
PAIR GROUNDS

First Race u PACK. LWtrouf, Yaldina
Fable ArCadiAn.
Second Race searcy. Wisbech, Cloudy
Webthef. Big Bubble.
Fourth Race -- Cara. Nv stamp
Evelyn Rolls. FsdinG Mintea, Occulsion,
Tennessee Naid,
FIih Raos--Niss MonAreh. vsfSssnza.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

practice. She can turn in a per-
feet score from the prone position
at will and shoots in the low COS
from the standing position.
Mildred has been shooting less
than two years and proudly dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30
AMERICAN LEAGTE

I4NFT NINHIN HEHI LIS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

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skaters more than last wear Iwomens class.
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