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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
Adams Vas Remindful of Matty
Busher Won 3 in World Series
BY HARRY GRAYSON

Charles Benjamin Harris was tall straight
wel-built, stood feet liz, weighed $50
pounds. Babe Adams was a good looking chap
with coal-black hair and piercing eyes to match.
He was quiet young man with pleasing per-
sonality.
Adams pitched with such grace and ease that
he compared with the immortal Christy
Mathewson He was liquid, as Knute Rockne used
to say
Babes overland motion made the ball ap-
pear to descend to the batter. He was fast had a
fine curve and made the ball do his bidding with
uncanny precision.
Adams is principally renowned as the only
freshman to win three games in World Series.
He did this against Detroit to give Pittsburgh it's
first world championship in 1909. The Hoosier
who was raised in Missouri has numerous other
claims to fame, however. for he had many big
moments in pitching professionally for % years.
He spent 10 seasons with the Pirates.
Adams had two lives with the Pittsburgh
club He just getting his second wind when
Jimmy Callahan considered him washed up and
let him go TO ST Joseph in 1917. He won 20 for
st Joseph and had a record of IA and for Kan
sas City when Barney Dreyfuss recalled him the
following year. He remained with the Pirates I'M
til the rebellion of 1926 when a band of Buc-
cancers led by himself, Max Carey and Carson
Bigbee objected to Fred Clarke sharing the man
agement with Bill McKechne.
AGAINST FREE TRANSPORTATION
Adams won 1914 and lost lao National League
Games Twice he won more than % - % in
1911, 81 in 49, He bagged 18 in 10, II each in
10 90.
Adams didn't believe in free transportation.
II is doubtful that any pitcher equaled his record
for control He yielded only 433 bases on balls in
492 National League games 1910 innings, an
average of 81 walks per nine innings In 20 he
gave only l8 passes while toiling 263 innings in
35 games an average of 81 per nine rounds In
four seasons '09-19-20-22, he averaged less
than one walk game.
Babe still holds the all-time major league
record for the longest game pitched without
giving base on balls Larry Doyle hit home
run with Giant base in the 2lst inning TO
beat him in Pittsburgh, July II, IA, Babe re-
tired 90 Giants without issuing free ticket
RUDE Vanguard opposed him that day, and he
recalls that he was tired and jittery for the only
time in his pitching life at the end Of that en-
gagement. He says Center Fielder Joe Kelly
didn't play Doyle's drive any TOO well, the
home run was inside the park.
Adams six times had earned run averages Of
less than 800 - 90 in 10.
Babe was IS when he wrote World Series his
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis 2, Boston 0.
Brooklyn s, Pittsburgh 4.
Only games scheduled.
THURSDAYS GAME
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
New York rs, DETROIT 81.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia o.
81. Louis :. Washington 4.
Cleveland S-4, Boston 81.
THURSDAYS GAMES
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Only games scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-26
TONIGHT'S GAME

st Clair Shores VS.. Hubarth
& Schott at st. Mary's Stadium.
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LAST NIGHTS RESULT

Super Cleaners 10, Alwardts
Cafe 0 (forfciD.
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he hitting spIurse and there sticking OF
cop buttons hiehne OF points stepping the foul line
or base 70 ond outfed What other gain by
believing soeoed the Cords by ticking odvontose
OF breaks
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FRIDAYS GAME

Porath Construction VS. Super
Cleaners at Covered Wagon dia-
mond.
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Tons of ore can now be re-
covered from pillars left in
mines by a new method of de-
termining rock pressures based
on listening to sub-audible
sounds in the rock.
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Stars
Swamp Pros
in Annual Till
Redskins Suffer
Worst Defect
in Comes History

tA'l-Sammy Baugh was right, >
the Washington Redskins acted
the part of professional cham
pions - but what can you do
against the greatest collection of
co 'egiate all-stars, fellows who
have had the benefit of magnif-
icent coaching?
The answer would seem to be:
lose. And that's what the Red
skins did last night. Not only
did they bow TO the Harry Stuhl-
dreher = coached 1913 All Star
edition, but they took the worst
humping Of any pro team in the
10-year history of this tradition
al preview of the nations foot
ball season.
The score was 81 to Z, SUI
premacy margin of 20 points
that outdid the performance of
the 1888 All-Stars, who also de-
feated Washington, % to 16.
That, incidentally, was the last
time the collegians had won in
the series, but they busted the
pros four-year victory monop-
oily wide open last night.
The thing that floored the So
600 who crammed Northwestern
University's Dyche Stadium was
the spectacular fashion in which
each of the All-Star touchdoWnS
occurred.
50-YARD RUN
In the first period Missouri's
Bob Steuber took a Redskin
punt at midfield and scampered
so yards for a touchdown,
placement by WisconSin's Pat
Harder making it 7 to 0 in favor
of the All-Stars.
Baugh, who ended up with D
pass compilations good for 273
yards, chucked a four yard
throw TO Joe Aguirre good for
Redskin touchdown opening the
second period and tying the
score, 7 10 7, after Bob Master
sons placement kick.
PASSERS GALORE
But the All-Stars had a pass
or, too, a brilliant fellow from
Tulsa University named Glen
Dobbs, who was an All-Ameri-
can last Fall. AS part of his
nights remarkable d splay
Dobbs threw to Harder in a play
carrying 81 yards for another
Star touchdown, Harder's
kick making it IA TO Z for the
College boys.
The fans thought they had
seen a show, but the Stars were
just warming up. Along in the
third period the Redskins, with
Baugh pitching, were sneaking
deep into All-Star territory, and
Sammy lofted one for a touch
down try. Instead Northwest
ern's Otto Graham intercepted
on the three-yard line and pro-
ceeded to knock the audience
and the Redskins-cold by trav-
cling the entire 97-yard route
for touchdown. The score was
20 to 7 for the All-Stars, and
n,rnr,nnn ,nnc dnlirinnclN nXcif
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st Clair shores o o 81
bar 80 q u q q u %
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Now the pro teams
foiled 10 win O game
end predicts thot the
with O GOOD chance OF
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Mystery in Philly

You would figure writing men
assigned TO cover the Philadel-
phia Phils in the past would be
tickled a very delightful pink
over the club being purchased
by Bill Cox, a gent who has coin
of the realm.
Instead. il Is somewhat haf-
fling TO read how the Philly
scribes are joShing and gagging
themselves silly over Cox pur-
chase.
Maybe the boys figure the
appearance of Cox on the scene
eventually will pull the Pills out
of the cellar and spoil all the
numerous stories they have been
able to write in the past years.
Gee" Walker is baking again.
He has turned back his Cincin-
natl contract and says this is
as good year as any TO quit the
game and peddle pills from his
drug store in Orlando, Fla.
Gee" hit only go for the
Reds a year ago. But that was
caused by a bad back, he said.
Since then he has been taking
treatments administered by his
brother. Or. Richard Walker OF
Orlando. and now the Walker
back is as good as new, he
insists. Anyway, Gerald is being
stubborn again. This is privi-
lege he has exercised at will.
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Gibson's 632 Leads
Masonic Loop Pinmen

Therman Gibson of Fort-Boule-
ward is the weeks prime scorer
today in the Greater Masonic
Bowling League AT Grand Central
Recreation. He had $50 Trail
ing him were Fred Schubert. 62S.
Walter Weiss SGT, Robert Cole
626. Fred Breckle 612 and Calvin
Seitz 616.
Friendship Two stayed in first
place by nine points although los
ing three TO Westlof Tool and
appears as the ultimate winner.
The schedule closes April %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
-Four Contenders
LeftinChrys|er
Bowling League
STANDINGS

Tank Arsenal. Superfinishers,
Dodge Main and Dodge Forge are
left as main contenders today for
the Chrysler Interplant League
title now held by Dodge Truck.
Tanks picked off three from
Forge last night at Olympic Rec
Ireation, 2944 to 2S42. to cling to
first by single game over Super
finishers, who crashed Plymouth
for three. 1852 TO 1855.
Dodge Main went into the hard
luck column. Leading the circuit
on 1920, all Main could do was
one from Highland Park Engineer
ing. whose output was 1867. Main
lost the second by II pins and the
third by 10 Main thus stayed
third. one back of Superfinishers
and two out of the lead.
Tom Dorazio kept his lead in
the averages over Steve Dutko by
20S.7S TO 207.33. Frank Zion,
Henry Nosakowski, Arthur Knecht
and Joe Plappert failed 10 gain.
Fred Wolf has 20873 for As games
or II less than Dutko and Dorazio.
Dorazio led the scorers on 659
followed by Treffley Bedard. 65l;
Walter Pierce, Sal; Carl Polens,
643; Art knecht. ga: Russell
Knecht, 6l7: Steve Dutko. SID;
Ted Lewandowski. GIT. Arthur
Selewski, SIS; AL Killian. 60l :;
Mark Collinak, 612; Louis Reg
nerus, $40.
The League will suspend opera
tions March IL 10 permit the
Chrysler All-Stars-Dutko, Dora
zio, Art knecht, Nosakowski. Zion,
Frank Teschler and killian - TO
meet Parisclean In one of the Red
Cross benefit matches at Palm
Beach.
The plants representative team
also is open 10 challenges from
other industrial and commercial
combinations. according TO CO.
Mgrs. Frank Graham and jim
Walsh. Chrysler holds one deci-
sion over Stroh.
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Count Fleet Facts

Some things about Count
Fleet you may not know: He is
the son OF Reign Count. He has
not been nominated for the
Preakness. but his owner. Mrs.
John D. Hertz. can take advan-
tage OF the supplementary
Preakness nomination feature
by putting up $500 and have
her colt 60 10 the post. Nomina-
tons for the Preakness closed
last July.
Incidentally. John d. Hertz
bought Reign Count when he
was unplaced in six out of seven
starts. You know how he went
on 10 fame and racing glory.
Wise turfmen conclude Count
Fleet. like his pappy, will get
better with age.
Holt Rast. All-American end
from Alabama who played at
u. Of d. Stadium with Mai.
Wallace Wade's Army All-Stars
last fall. now is a liaison officer
for Mai. Jimmy Doolittle in
North Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
'RdssIe Royal Tops
Arena Card Monday

A troupe of junior heavyweight
wrestlers engage in one of those
mad mat scrambles called Battle
Royals" Monday at Arena Gar
.dens.
Bert Rubi, junior heavyweight
champion; Eddie Lewis, the king
bad. man: Jack League, former
Fighter; Stanley Buresh, Austria
Ian kangaroo kicker; Flash
Gordon. one time mystery man
from Hollywood. and Jim Parker,
a newcomer. are participating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Lawrence Invited
To N. {. A. A. Tourney

Lawrence Tech basketball team
will represent this district in the
N. c. A. A. divisional tournament
at Kansas City next week. il was
announced. The team leaves Sun
day and plays its first game on
Tuesday.
Calvin College, which barely
edged Assumption, 44-42. in Wind
sor last night, is Lawrence Techs
final scheduled opponent of the
season tonight at Hackett Field
house. Tech has won Is. lost Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

Entries for the knights of
Columbus Metropolitan tourna-
ment 10 be run at the Detroit
Recreation March 27-28, April AS.
close with John Skladzien. 1898
Epworth. TY. 4-8294, tomorrow at
midnight.
Rudy Strauss 219-20I in 602 and
George Puszak's 235 were the ban
ner scores In the Brightmoor Mer-
chants.
zoe" Klimek's 24O headed the
parade in the Dodge Main Machine
Shop.
A total Of 96S teams have rolled
in The Detroit Times Sweepstakes
TO date, % Class A, AZ B, 1873 C.,
1923 d and 800 f. Teams entered
that can bowl at 3:45 on Saturdays
are asked 10 contact Mickey Brown
at Imperial Recreation.
Alessi's Five posted two new
third highs, 96i and 267l. as Joe
Bommarito had 229 and $50 for top
counts.
Arthur Sherk's 2SL Wus the best
single in, the Brightmoor House.
Irene Denovich's 210-1S5-175 for
$40 and Helen Mack's 1S6-1SS-199
for 564 I'm the Ladies House, Ann
Rice's 1S4 in the Thursday After
noon and Marge Opalewski's 166
in the Thursday Night featured
Ramona.
George" Delegates PSI and
LEO" Cameron's 254 stood out in
the Ritter Junior where Pfent has
a one-game lead on the Wolves.
Jim Fenoglio's 2SS led the De-
troit Post Office rollers.
Liberators increased their mar
gin over Wings to five games in
the Ford Aircraft by sweeping
B-24-S as their rivals were blanked
by the Aces. Geza Marody rolled
245 and COS for highs.
Herb FraZer's 226-246 and
Charley Snyder's 201-222 In 605s
shared the honors in the Cadillac
House.
Joseph Patterson's ESQ tUds the
best individual effort in the Cadil-
lac Athletic Club.
Frank Grubb came UP with PSI
in the Metropolitan Catholic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Don't Forget Otto

Despite the fact Northwestern
L. had one OF its poorest foot
ball seasons this past fall. Otto
Graham was high on the nations
list of great backs.
Coaches of the Western Con-
ference have just finished pick
ing an All-Big Ten basketball
team and Graham was the only
man, other than Illinois players,
10 make II.
So great was Andy Phillip of
Illinois. few noticed that Gra-
ham is within IL points Of
breaking a 12-game scoring rec
ord that stood for p years and
that he already has equaled a
field goal record OF SO. with a
game TO go. Graham is one of
the greatest athletes the Mid
west has seen in many years.
J. Roy Stockton. baseball
writer for the st. Louis Post
Dispatch. has solved all the
Geographic and transportation
problems for his office.
Roy notified his sports editor
he had planting TO do and would,
therefore. take advantage Of
many years of reporting spring
training by sending in by mail
enough stories TO last for the
first few weeks.
His first story ran Wednesday,
, although the Cardinals do not
report for some 10 days yet. l
4, think II was one of the best
spring training stories l have
ever read. w N N
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they can field enough men the
first day of practice.
In order 10 get teams together,
opening day spectators are likely
TO see outfielders playing the
infield and vice versa. A lot of
conversions are going to be nee
essary for there won't be any
surplus talent.
The New York Yankees, AL
though they purchased Nick Et-
ten from the Phils. are talking
OF changing pitcher Johnny Lin
dell into a first baSeman: the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands.
providing Washington doesn't
doesn't stop the game. has de-
creed the majors will play this
year so long "as we can field
nine men on a team" w
If the rate Of service calls
and the number of players who
decide 10 stay in defense or
farm work doesn't 60 down. the
majors may have TO call on
fellows like the one-armed out
fielder to live up 10 Lands
promise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Scratches
Nv United Press


FAIR GROUNDS
Track. fast
FIRST Race-Baxtcr street, Baby Edith.
Paille Straw Warning.
Second RaceBrand o. Mine, Dallas
Lady, Dogged. Outcome
Fourth Race-Painter. Liberty Bon.
Nandina Valona, Czech Lass, Hy Stamp,
Doggone4
Fifth Race-SamhaH
Sixth Race Designator.
Seventh Race Eddie Gardner. Inka,
Clarion Call IT.
Eighth. Raoe-Cannons Banner. Pet
samo, Atcadian.
OAKLAWN
Track. muddy.
First Race Point High. Tides Dream,
Miss Cedar, Jack Rubens. Windshieid'
Gold Tryst
Second Race-captsin Fury, Nj Due,
Misslam. Mighty Miss. Drollon, Grand
star. Rockmaker.
Third Race -Ogham. stay Boy, Money
Muse. Paragram. Air Patrol
Fourth Race-Travis l., Queen Toxic.
Sixth Race Boots shorty Romero,
Dolores p.
seventh Racs-Baron Omar. Livery,
Lydia X Pilatus
Eighth Rsce-slap Jack, Yondsll f.,
Opoca, Little Wasp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
DETROIT EVENING TINES (PHoNE CHERRY $500


Giants might have to use Hank
Lieber. an outfielder, on first if
Johnny Mize. now Ia, goes into
the army; Cleveland. with Les
Fleming announcing he is stay
ing in defense work, and Hal
Trosky that he is abandoning his
comeback plans to stay on the
farm. has only one player on its
roster with first base experience
catcher Otto Denning.
There are shortages in other
positions. Minor leaguers will
find some of them. 1t probably
isn't going TO look much like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

join the armed forces or an
nounce his intention TO stay on
the farm or in defense work. 80
Some of the farmers or de-
Tense workers may not be sin
cere, for there is a justified
suspicion that some players are
using their off-season jobs as
excuses for more money on their
1913 contracts.
But whether it's a wartime
holdout policy or not. no major
league club will begin spring
training with the usual large
squads. Some may be lucky il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

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the baseball Of the last 20 years.
A lot of minor leaguers, who
normally would be farmed out
for more seasoning. will be hold
ing down regular posts. So will
veterans. who under normal cir
cumstances would be seeing only
part time. if any, duty.
But club owners are going 10
do the best they can. They are
grabbing all players they can
Toronto OF the International
League even bought a one-armed
outfielder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
By Unlted Pres.

There are going 10 be a lot OF
OLD faces in strange places when
the major league baseball sea-
son opens next month.
There will be a lot OF new
faces, too. for the manpower
problem is becoming more acute
every day as the clubs prepare
for spring training drills sched-
uled 10 begin a week from
Monday.
Hardly day passes but what
some baseball player doesn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
CsIIura Defends Title

BOSTON. March s GNS).-
Jackie Callura, world feather
weight boxing champion. has been
signed TO meet Jackie Wilson OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. in 15-round
world championship match here
March is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
BEAT HIM TWICE

Inasmuch as Reeves is one of the
few men that ever defeated La
Motta, the fight takes on more
than ordinary Importance. AS a
matter of fact, the Cleveland
Negro boasts two decisions over
Jake. Both bouts were held in
Cleveland in 1871 and the decision
in one caused a near riot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Track Settles Dispute

SAN FRANCISCO. March s
GNS) Temporary settlement Of
labor difficulties at the Bay Mead
ows track brought definite 9ssur-
ance the track will open today and
tomorrow as scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Bob Tales
Griffith Blasts
Texas League
Boss as Quitter
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS rDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

When they start picking on
baseball, they are literally put
ting poison darts into the hide
of Clark Griffith, the Washing.
ton fox. Because baseball is his
life.
That's why old Griff had 10
throw a haynaker at Alvin
Gardner, the Texas League
gutter. who folded his league
and then went around patting
himself on the back as though
he had accomplished a great
patriotic feat.
81 ,Baseball has a job 20 do In
this war and will do IL despite
AN the handlcaps," said Griff.
"Gardner may be a Texan. but
Its efe1f&-to me-none Of his
relatives was connected with the
Alamo.
In wartime you set up men
as a symbol. Just as Barney
Ross is now being used as
great American fighting symbol.
Gardner certainly goes down as
a bad symbol in sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
TripIe-header Mat
Feature at FairvieW

A triple-header mat card is the
attraction at Fairview Gardens
Tuesday. The matches are: Ma
rice LaChapelle, France, VS.. Louis
Klein, Detroit; Johnny Silvy. De-
troit, VS.. Eddie Bad Man" Lewis,
Detroit. and Jack League. Dallas,
VS.. Flash" Gordon, formerly of
Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
HandbalI Meet Dates

The state AAW doubles hand
ball championships will be held at
Jewish Community Center courts,
Woodward and Holbrook. March
21-27. Entries will close Thursday
noon. The "Old Timers Party" is
scheduled Saturday, March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
CarIine Takes Second
In Lindy's Pin Classic

John Carline took over second
place in Lindy's individual bowling
classic at Mack Boulevard Recrea-
ton when he posted $40 TO Don
Taylor's S97. George McKitrick
boosted his lead 10 10 points when
he paced the field with 235 in 993.