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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
New RiEpG;
Ratings

WASHINGTON, July 10 CUP)
The rise of heavyweight Joe
BakSi and lightweight Ike Will
Hams 10 top spots as civilian con-
tenders featured the quarterly
ratings released today by the
National Boxing Association.
Abe j.. Greene president of the
MIA. pointed out also that heavy
weight Lee e. Murray had bccn
@ elevated TO the outstanding
boxer class, and that wclter-
weight Tommy Bell had earned a
similar distinction.
Top men Of the NBA'S quarterly
ratings follow with the divisional
champions listed first.
HEAVYWEIGHT -- Joe Louis. Ft
Conn. Jimmy WINS Doe BtKg Mo-.
Bet,ina. Lee ssvold Tam Mariello Lee
z Murray. Joe Maxim lee O-a.
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT Gus Irerr.
yIch. LLOYD MarenaI treadic MiIs. Anton
/ Chrs'cfnrdF E11le Booker
MlpDLEWF1GHT Tony Yale Georrir
Abrams Holman Williams Jacob ilNo',t
/ Tony Martin. Joe Carter Jose It.I-1
WEiTFRWElGHT Freddie CorUrsus.
Ray Robinson, California Jackie Wilson
Henry Armstrong Tommy Ben Mar,
Servo Marcel Crrlar SAMMY Argou
lIGHrWElGHT - Jaau Iuufe. Edt
Mont Eomery. Beau Jack Ike Williams
Rotby Ruffg Slullcr White John
inomas Ni.e Joyce, Tippy latk'n
FFATHFEWEIGHT - SAL % H.ftr.I q.
While PEP ChBky Wrilhi nm, Terra.
nova Harry lenra Charles tCahvN
Lewis Larry pnNir Mike Rata
EhNThMWElGiiT- Msuue Or'g Rash
DANA Tony Ohvera, kui Kurl YoarE
Carlos Chavez Frresfo AruHa-
FLNWEigHT TsrKe Patterson. Peter
Kane Aiea Murphy. Norman Lewis
George PARIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Ex-Prep Athlete
Killed in Action

Cpl Tech Bill Kuisel Jr.. %,
former 81. Bencdict's High and
Assumption College football and
basketball star. was killed in ac-
ton on BIak Island, June IL, ac-
cordnC TO word received from the
war department 10y his parents.
Cpl. Kuiscl had gone through
three major battles in the New
Guinea area, according 10 letters
he wrote 10 his father. who is
editor and publisher Of the Modern
Bowler magazine.
He had been in service for three
years and overseas for % months,
mostly IN the New Guinea area.
He fought AZ Buna. Salamau and
Hollandia. Mr.. KuiScl said SOU
vcnirS Of the latter battle. includ-
inc Japanese INVASION money, were
en- route here now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Local Meters
Gain Nationals

KALAMAZOO, July 13 (UP)--
Bill SayreS. Detroit high school
champion, and AL HetCzeck. Ham
tramck, today stood qualified as
Michigan s representatives in next
months national junior and boys
tennis tournament after winning
tennis center championship play
offs yesterday.
SayreS became the junior cham
pion by defeating Walter English
Of HamtramCk. 81. Cd, 6-3, The
boys title went 10 HetZeck with
his Cd. 81. So victory over IS
year-old John Koliba of Ham
tramCk
Harold Upiohn Of Kalamazoo
and Andy Moses OF Dowagiac
teamed for the Junior doubles
title, beating Sayres and Bob
Blumcnlcld of Detroit, and Het-
zcck and kohba outpointed Vic
Bradcn Of Monroe and Dick Rus
sell of llamtramck for the boys
double dIadcm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Bob Tales
AAU Man Says
Swedish Air Makes
MiIers 60 Faster

DISA AND DATA: Back In the
days when the sports world sat
up and took notice each time
little Joie Ray went under AGO
for a mile, Dan Ferris, the AAU
man, was predicting that some
day he would see the distance
covered in d minutes flat.
He always figured II would be
an American when the trick was
done. Now he must incline him.
self 10 believing it'll be a Swede.
particularly after Gunder Hagg's,
3:43 for 1900 meters the other
day over in Gothenburg. Ferris
figures that at that rate. Hagg-
If he could have covered the re-
naming 100 yards 10 make II a
mile in 1853 Seconds-would have
had a clocking of 1898 for a
mile.
Pat Robinson, the ms man
who is back on the sports beat
from the wars, quotes Dan as
saying that tho air over there
most make the boys 60 faster and
that annie can be run three Sec
onds faster in Sweden than in the
United States
That ought 10 take this weeks
prize as significant sports state.
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Chris Confident

Chris Dundee took us into a
corner OF the William Penn
lobby in Pittsburgh and con-
fded that Lee Oma will beat
Lou Nova.
"May knock him out" Dun
dee whispered. iona looks aw-
fully good"
Chris. who brought Jose Bas-
ora, Tommy Bell and other
minister's to Detroit, was IN
Pittsburgh with a kid named
Walker Walker lost split
decision in a re-match with
Ossie Harris Walker pre-
viously had flattened the Bull
dog.
II YOU were wondering If
Frank Leahy will be back at
Notre Dame-take II easy &.
Before going into the navy.
Leahy signed a nice longtime
contract To coach football at
South Bend.
With everything except the
royal palms and the f1amlngoes,
the new Detroit race track 10
be built by Lou Lepper and
other Detroiters out near North
western highway and Eight
Mile road will have oomph like
Hialeah.
The only hitch is a deal for
the site. which has not as yet
been completed . We like the
idea Of Lepper heading a race
track in Detroit e. In Harvard
esque-"he's the guy for II. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
MOJENA WINS

Moicna subbed for Roberts on
Maxickin in the $1,000 Grand
Rapids Purse and hustled the
JacOpO mare TO a nose victory
over Johnny Adams mount. G. L.
Martins favored Believe.
Roberts was scheduled for one
other MOUNT. the II. and w
Stables Speedway, in the last
race. Manson tried to score with
this one. too. but missed by a
length when he ran the favoritc
almost out Of gas chasing the
pace-settInC Riot Call
As a result, Speedway didn't
have much 10 60 with when
Adams brought Bedrock Canyon
on with a rush in the stretch.
Adams didn't get the days rid
ing honors. Those went TO Charley
Bianco when the Brooklyn boy got
triple with Furenuf. John c.
Public and Aridisical.
But the chunky saddlesmith
from lola earned his quota OF
booeS by riding the last two win
nCrS.
Racing Commissioner Bowling
who was in touch with Lansing
SAID it probably would be next
week before Attorney General
RuShton would be able 10 send an
assistant 10 attend the appeal
hearing Of Jockeys Billy Thompson
and Joe Jacobs. who arc attempt
ing 10 have their suspensions
Voided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Dixie's Arm OK

New York and Brooklyn
scribes say Dixie Walker, who
was near TO being washed out
with an injured arm when he
was a Tiger, is now throwing
better than ever.
81 had 10 favor my arm when
I played with the Tigers"
Walker admitted at Pittsburgh
Instead OF being a plain
dream game II was bad
dream game" for the American
LeaguerS.
NOTE TO FLORIDA - The
San Bernardino (CalD chamber
Of commerce gave each player
and scribe at the All-Star game
a crate of oranges . No. there
is no truth 10 the rumor the
Briggs Softball team VIII re-
place the Tigers in the Amerl-
can League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Preston Gains
Singles 'Sen1iS'

Nine remain in the mems
singles today with one, Ham
tramckS Walter Preston in the
semlfinalS Of the annual city clay
courts championships at Detroit
Tennis Club.
Mrs Gertrude Bartholomew dc
feated Ruth Milo, Go, 60, yester-
day.
Mems singles brought out a
two-Sot marathon between AL
Gross and Mike Milo and the
elm nation of Hamtramck $
Frank Skierski by Preston. Gross
set aside Milo. rs, 81.
Preston had seven match points
after leading SkicrSki in the sec
ond set at 5-3. The scores were
Cd. Cd
Ray Gibson downed Rudy Hern-
ando. 90. 6-l RoSzak stopped
John Wagner. 90 o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Farley for Landis7

What would you think of jim
Farley succeeding Judge Lands
AS the head Of baseball The
political sage has Just severed his
last connection with the Demo-
Gratis as state chairman OF the
party IN New York. The bows
around Gotham arc saving the
Judge is old and tired while Farley
is younger and full Of fire and in
addition is a great front man Be.
sides he knows baseball
Farley is now making 100 GS a
year with the Coca,Cola company.
Rui Farley would take half as
much 10 be in baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Sport
Al Game Here Nay
Have Been Lest
Dav AN-Ster Game
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

While the turnout for the ma
Cor league AHkStsr game in
Pittsburgh-2e $50 was diSap-
pointing II was not the smallest
10 see the summer classic.
There were two smaller
crowds 556 ~ Boston in
1896 and 27.067 al Cincinnati in
1898.
But the servicemen's ball and
bat fund gets something like
$4,000. a Sizeable chunk. That
makes II worthwhile. even II
the game itself was on the dull
side 10 all, perhaps, except rabid
National Leaguers.
The Pittsburgh fans-follow-
ers Of the Pirates and the Ma
tional League generally-took
the result with surprising calm.
So much so that il got reaction
from Harry Keck veteran sports
scribe, who, in the Sun-Tele-
graph. asked Where was the
cheerlng?"
Instead OF tearing out the
seats and throwing them around
In jubilation.' wrote the able
Keck. 1.-THE fans walked quietly
out and home 10 get some
sleep.
I'm the eerie hour Of well
after IL o'clock (it was slow
contest) many Of those who
walked across the diamond
looked as animated as zOmbies
going back to the cemetery.
That's how excited they were
about the victory-and II was n
biz OF n let down"
Though the attendance was
off. baseball men are wonder
ing il the 194l game played in
Detroit will 60 down in history
as the last day game for the
All-Stsr spectacle. BY the time
the event reaches parks like
Briggs Stadium, which does not
have lights now. they probably
will be equipped with arcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Shortstops Star
In Legion Tilt

ShortstopS Bob Spresser Of
TernStedt and Dave Abramson,
Beaudry. feature ed yesterdays
American Legion Baseball League
game which Tcrnstedt won. Sd.
SpreSSer accepted II chances in
Il and Abramson nine out Of 10.
SpreSSer homcrCd IN the third
with one on and doubled in
catcher John Celetti in the
seventh after the latter had
tripled Celletti and Abramson
each had three hits in FIVE times
up.
Learned scored eight in the first
10 win, 1910. from RooSe Nanker
Police nIpped PoSseliuS, rs. and
Vincent defeated Shores. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

national series
IN Chicago late
this month by
getting second
in h @ final
ra &c of the
series in what
amounted 10 a
small size re-
gatta at the
Crescent Sail
Y a c h I Club
w Q q n Q $ day
night.
Nleryl a m o
won with Sax
| on, but had not
score d high
enough in the
. earlier races to
qualify for the
title. Murine
beat out Alex
A | lar q y &c $
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Luxury Liner

Count Fleet has a full sister
who Is 2 dead ringer for hlm. The
FLY viii make her bow az Jamaica
soon
our water expert says that
Bitten the ocean racer and the
ship picked 10 win the Macklnac
race this coming weekend. will
serve cocktails on gimbals each
afternoon at ; p. m The occasion
IS always marked by bell ringing.
And ladies youll love 10 know
that this Sailboa' also has a deep
freeze
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Pitchers Star
I'm SOftbaII

Three well-pitched victories
marked Softball games al Mack
Park last night Ted BankCy
hurled a three-hitter as Hudson
Walloped three St C,air Shores
hurler> for a 100 triumph
Tony OTIS chucked q four-hitter
20 gIVe Briggs a Al decision over
Local T. Jack Mcdonald won his
own game for Fruehauf, 30. over
Local ia lie pitched q two-hitter
and doubled home two runs with
the bases loaded IN the sixth.
Local 81 plays 203 a. Z. Keller
girls meet Local 7 Vets ~ SIS
and Hudson tackles Charlie JUS.
tee EiKs al 50 tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Jacobs Version

Charley Jacobs, our statisti-
cal fend. has come up with an
intriguing analysis Of the All
Star game, to wit and lowdown:
Pitching-19.4s1 hot dogs
which is 1.6 miles and % yards,
2 feet and ga inches of dogs.
Hitting-30.6S2 cokes and
other beverages.
Fielding $4,000 dozen ice
cream bars on stick, plus l0,lS7
bags OF peanuts.
Yeah. the Jacobs Brothers
own the concession al Forbes
Field, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Glad He's Back

General Manager Jack Zeller
Of the Tigers figures Detroit may
be a new ball club with the re-
turn of Dick Wakefield who'll he
in The lineup for at least six
weeks. The sensational rookie Of
1913 will he in the lineup for to-
nights twilight game with Chi
cago.
Luke Sewcll isn't making any
predictions. about the Browns
chances for the flag, merely 50
ing
who's going To beat us ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

C tract 10
play for the IT.
gers until he is
called by the
navy. The for
mer u. Of M.
outfield star,
honorably dis
charged a fter
completing an
aviation cadets
course at Iowa
p re fig ut, is
seeking a COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
BREVITIES:


Milwaukee BANKED Minneapolis,
60. in the first game Of a double
header and were leading 10 IN
the nlghtcap when a power failure
in the eighth inning stopped the
game Toledo beat Louisville,
A. and 81 Paul took a double
header from Kansas City 81 and
II. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
80 in M Scrimmaqe

ANN ARBOR July 13.-With
It's opener against the Iowa Sea-
hawks Still more than two months
away the University OF Michigan
football team held IT'S first scrim-
mage yesterday with l36 can
dldateS participating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
international League:

Jersey City increased lts lead
in the league race 10 a game and
half by trouncing Baltimore. ll-3
-. Rochester split a doublc-hcader
with Toronto winning the first
game 40 and dropping the second
5-4 Buffalo al Montreal was
pos pOned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Give Shamrock EDGE
I'm Mackinac Race
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Shamrock Ghosted away the other S-meer
oops Yacht Club
she's the the
Port IIuron--MaCNnaC
Shamrock TO aSt two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Jim BGgby:

Cleveland Indians pitcher who
resigned from the L s. Maritime
Service after several months Of
service indicated today he would
rejoln the Indians regardless Of
the outcome Of his pre-induction
examination tomorrow IN Atlanta,
Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Dick in Left
Field Again
BY LEO MACDONELL

With Dick Wakefield back at
his old post in left field, the Tigers
will open a long home stand at
Briggs Stadium today in a twi-
light game against the Chicago
White Sox.
Wakefield was signed yesterday
by General Manager Zeller 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
) PreIinns on
Novd-0md Card

Five bouts Will support the I,xu
Nova-Lee Oma maU event -
Olympia tomorrow niAht aCcCO
ing 10 the complete card Announced
today by matchmaker Londcs.
jimmy Reeves Of Cleveland and
Jimmy ShamuS OBrlcn of New
York tanEle IN the cight-round
semifnal
Nova and Oma finished training
Yesterday for their 10-rounder
Both took y easy. Oma sparring
two rounds and Nova dong light
road work.
Other bouts arc.
Patsy ZIccano EuTa'o vs. Bill Grisr.
p.ttas' rounds 1fT pounds.
Harold Reiss Detroit 50 'nerry NJ
Combs. Flint Z rounds 10 polnds {,
Csrmins Falbo Detroit vs WHY watt
krs Dc'rnN 4 rounds 1870 pounds
Leon Spencer Detroit ~ Jose MendoEa,
Mexico Cry. rounds i35 pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

IhiSIIe BY i've seconds. DICK
Miller Will sail with Murine at
Chicago.
In the first Lightning class race
Of the season Phil kurtz got the
winning gun ahead of Bill Phil
lips and Gene Howard. In the
Snipe. Nigo Viking Blegvad beat
out Art Rautenberg. Fred PeSsl
and ArnO StrpIt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Horse Pulls Jockey
Roberts Out of Race
Times Photo
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

heard about jockeys pulling horses But here's
where the horse pulled the ockerght Of the
If don't believe it, ask Porter Roberts when YOU him
down by the paddock the Detroit track today with braces
shoulders he received Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
UAW-CIO Sof+baII
FAST SIDE
TnNIGHI.s GAMEs

zcnTh v HIds0n, Lodgc - ! BuEgs
vs.. Gar Wood Lodge 40 2 2l2 Bomhert
" ~ Klngs Finrrse 80 I. Murray W
Continental Pt0Eree so g. Packard W
ChryS'er 50 clair 80. ). Motor Products
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Skipper TO Seek
World Title

Elmo Murine, with Finn, quail
fed for. the International Star
Class Yacht Racing Union Inter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

years with Ernie Crates as her
skipper. She IS now owned by
Bob Kerr and Eddie Wunsch and
viii be sailed by Kerr in the race.
KerrS right hand m an is that
old tlllcr wizard. Eddie KncvalS.
who steers fast almost automati-
cally
But Bud Doyle didn't bring
BanGalorc all the way from
Youngstown. y. Y. which is about
20 miles from Buffalo on Lake
Ontario at the mouth of the
Niagara River, just because he
likes us. He has proven himself
a top racing man by pinning the
ears back of the rest of the boys
in the Barthel Trophy series the
last three years.
VOSSBERG ON WARRIOR
He's bringing along a grand
crew and in. addition has taken
one Of our own best boys, Theo-
dore Griswold Coggln, who helped
put Apache up in front in last
years race and who sports as
many gold medals for the Lake
Huron trip as any guy in town
There was general rejoicing
around Dick SwegleS' Warrior
over at the Detroit Yacht Club
last night when Garlic NoSsbcrg
iolned the crew. NoSSberg IS q
cagy racing man and a veteran
NacklnaC racer since the days
when pumping was fashionable.
Perez Darnell and Clyde
Palmer. who will be sailing Pin
tail. also added crew strength
with the a d dition of Ray
ST. John, Cleveland r boat man
who helped sail John TImken'S
kittyhawk IN as winner in
the l0il race. Pintall also Will
have bundle Of new rags off
AWashonks, another eight which
Darncl bought from Fred Ford
a week ago.
WENT ON ROCKS
Rangoon. the fifth eight in The
race is coming down from Bay
CITY where she is owned by I'd
BialS and Dan Zeder Two years
ago Rangoon went on the rocks
at Thunder Bay Island when she
was owned by Fred Temple
Pintail Bangalore and Sham
rock Will be towed 10 the
rendezvous at Port Huron to-
morrow Warrior left this morn
ING. Most of the fleet Will get
away today or early tomorrow
Charles Beck. chairman of the
race, Inspected all of BayView' S
entries last night. He said today
that he IS sure of IS starters,
seven more than last year The
race starts at 2 p. m Saturday
off GratiOt Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

IIIISSIUII.
Manager O'Neill really will well
come back the big youngSter, who
led the Tigers in hitting with 1916,
and batted in 70 valuable runs
last year.
Dick has been playing left field
for the SeahawkS and his AIS
average there this season indicates
he won't have trouble hitting pres
ent American League pitching
He'll bat fifth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
BENCH CR.AMER

Doc Cramer, who has not been
very effective with the willow this
season, will be benched TO make
room for Wakefield, O'Neill said.
Jimmy Outlaw will move over 10
center field.
Loss of the Tigers leading run
producer, Plnky higgins, dimmed
the JOY for -0iNeilt, however.
Pinky will be out for several days
nursing a pulled leg muscle, suf-
fered in the All-Star game Joe
Orengo Will play third.
Johnny Corsica, whose pitching
record reads won 9 lost, has
been ordered 10 rest his sore arm
and O'Neill does not know when
he'll be able 10 hurl again.
Dizzy Trout will hook up with
Bill Dietrich in tonIght's affair
which starts at 6 o'clock with biz
seeking victory No. u 10 90 out
in front in the American League
Dietrich is after No. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
THIS Is PAYOFF

This race yesterday was the
payoff. however. Miss Flyer had
been bet down 10 favorltlsm by
the crowd of 10635.
Going down the back stretch,
the filly stumbled, lunged forward
and almost took Roberts arms
with her.
She was in fourth place, so Por-
ter tried 10 take her on and give
the hackers something of a run
but the pain was exCruciating and
he gradually eaSed up and Miss
Flyer dropped out of the race,
finishing last.
Roberts was taken 10 Highland
Park General Hospital for an
X-ray and returned with shoulder
braces TO see the last races.
He came back in time 10 learn
he had also suffered financial mis-
fortune-jockeys Tom Manson and
Cornelio Mojena had won on
horses he was supposed 10 ride.
Manson scored with Good Going
in the second race
When Roberts rode Good Going
in her previous start she was
fourth. beaten three lengths. but
the Lawrence Mass rider who
subbed for him got the filly home
by SIX lengths.