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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Big Minor Loop
Plans Football

CHICAGO. Feb. II ms
American Association baseball
moguls looked forward today 20
the end Of the war and the time
they can add professional foot
ball 70 their curriculum.
Officials Of the league voted
unanimously Al their meeting
here 20 consider the establish
ment Of plsy-for-pay football al
their parks the day peace IS
declared.
Those who fstered the idea
pointed out that the baseball clubs
themselves. owning parks and
hsvinC administrative Setups.
would be the logical operators of
anticipated E pansion IN pro foot
ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Aid Boxing Here

Pro boxing here Will expand
with a new club operating at
Arcadia on Woodward. The new
club called Michigan Sports
Enterprises. viii present rs
initial show Monday night and
SCotty Strachan, the match
maker. has fashioned what looks
like an interesting card
II is headed by Chuck liirst
and Howell King, Detroit boys
who have achieved ring fame
here and elsewhere.
In the past year Of campaign
inc in Texas. HirSt has raCked
up STABLE string Of triumphs
that may make him favorite
over King.
As matchmaker and ham
dlcr Of fighters. Strachan has
had much experience here and
in Chicago. which should give
promise OF continued good pro-
grams, even with the lack o(
talent due 90 the war,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Was Never Dull

We recall one occasion when
Bonura kicked fly ball around,
let a grounder trickle between
his legs and then got off wild
throw to third. After this
singular performance, he ran
over 10 his position with the
grace of wounded pachyderm,
pounded his glove and TO the
reaches of the press loft there
floated his yell of Let's 60,
gang. Let's tighten up out
here. Alta boy, gang"
This correspondent also had
the extraordinary privilege of
watching Zeke steal home one
afternoon as the Tigers and
Sox were hard at II in a close
and bitter game. The Bengal
twirler stared unbelievingly as
Zeke headed for home with a
ponderous motion that made
him look as though he were run
ming on a treadmill.
When the pegger had recov-
cred from his momentary hyp-
nosiS and fired the ball 10 the
catcher, il was a second too
late. Zeke was across the
plate in a tidal wave of dirt and
baseball history had been made.
We weren't around on that
epic occasion, many years ago.
when Johnny BaSsler beat out
a hunt, but we doubt the event
could have been much more
amazing than Bonura'S sue
ceSSful theft Of home.
As he headed for the dugout,
Jimmy Dykes came running out
10 congratulate him.
Great stuff, Zeke," he said,
'but how I'm the world did you
ever take IL into your head TO
try 10 steal home ?"
Zeke looked at him blankly.
Huh ." he began. Didn't
you just give me the signal to
steal?"
But today In North Africa,
wherever he goes. the CTS greet
Zeke with a lusty cheer. He's
their boy. He has done a ire
mendous job in setting up base
ball diamonds on the desert
sands and in running off sched-
uleS within the sound of enemy
guns, in spite of bombing
attacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Forge NearS Title

night. the latter scoring 1881
Tom p'Orazio. Forge standby, Of
fercd only 52l to leave him fourth
in the averages at 1858.
Tauk Arsenal kept pace by WIN
ming twice from Highland Park
Service. 2Sg7 10 2791. Tanks
George Lul<ach had a 264 in 645.
Service Frank Zion a PIT in So
Joe PlappeVt. 634 Ed Quincy
500. Marvin Knecht, eos, were
others up in the scoring list.
Fred Wolf kept his lead In the
averages ~ 1919 so. although bat
ting bur 566 Zion remains second
on 1850. Lukach third, 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Suffrin Wins Easily

Suffrin cagers scored an easy,
4S-34 victory over Barnett of Pom
tiac al Clawson High gym last
night, led by Casey Lopata's IA
points and spanked by Glenn Holt,
former Crosse Pointe High and
Michigan State College athlete,
who's home on leave from Great
atpC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
MASONIC LEAGUE oDDITY

Jun Montroy offers today the
weeks oddity in the Greater Ma
sonic Bowling League az Olympic
Recreation. He had identical
scores of 1T for 53l last night
as his teammatc. sam Lundberg
counted $50 while National Tent
was taking three points from
PariSclean.
Zorno made the most Of rs
position night pairing with Arm
strong by taking three. Wally
Huebner led tho league on 632
Herb Case. ell. Wally Shaker, SIS
followed. BergerS. still skiddinc
lost four more points for the third
consecutive week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Sam Byrd Collected:

Two Of Tour prizes IN pro-ama-
teur golf tournament which pre-
coded today'S Texas Open at San
Antonio Plum Hollow pro
teamed with both his amateur
partners for best ball scores Of 81
I, =. Ray Gafrord and Abe Espinosa
also had els.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
STANDARD TAXES SECOND
STANDINGS

A re-arrancement of the Schcd-
ule today calls for the transfer of
the Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League matches of Feb. y from
East Warren Recreation 10 Red
Mil. Secretary Jack Gardiner an
nounCcS.
Standard had a decision over
the league leading koppltz Five
at Ritz Recreation last night, 2773
TO 27lO. for the first time this
season and went into second place
as Palmer Park trippcd Rainbow
2S02 10 2665 Plymouth Machine
kept its bid for third, going IN and
shutting out Martin. 27i0 10 2439
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Asset TO Boxing

Backing Strachan are Michi-
gan businessmen who have
promised the best available
talent for Arcadia. Heading the
group is Joe Hunter, well known
sportsman.
Phere is room for another
fight club in Detroit and the
fans will welcome one backed
by men Of Hunters fine reputa-
ton. Boxing is fortunate TO
have men like Hunter interested
In IFS promotion. Such men are
an asset TO the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
WEST SIDE CLASSIC

West Side Classic has a new
high single Of 110l today Index
league leader beat its own former
mark of 1912 last night at Crest
Lanes. Howe Zioman'S 623 for
DiPonio was his first 600 Of the
season. as Mel Stackpole, PabSt
led on 67S, trailcd by Scott Willis
675. whose 277 is second on the
board.
Clarence Smith had $40. Phil
Northman 6f5. Joe Reaume 631
Walter Buohm 625. Warren lIotf
man Ga and Harry Fisher COB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

ficer and prominent on the staff
OF those in charge of physical
training at Fort Eustis, Va,
anti-aIrcraft camp.
1t. Handler refereed exhibi-
tion bouts in which Sgt. Joe
Louis, Ray Robinson and Jimmy
Edgar appeared at the Virginia
fort recently.
Louis looked fine and with
n little polishing up on timing
would be his old self In defense
OF his championship" the for
mer Detroit referee reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Bob Tales
Baseball Can
Forget BOnura
Warrants Job
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

The or Colonel is cheered
today 10 reflect that good
natured Zeke Bonura IS the
most popular CT IN North
Africa. decorated by a grateful
country for exceptionally merl-
tariaslS services" and beloved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
ut in 1873 Top Women

Elsie Hornbeck. 227 IN 73S. Lii
liam Beatie 672 Peggy Peters $50,
Irene Denovich 666 and Lillian
Provencal GIG were tho high
scorers last night IN the women s
junior individual classic az Winter
Garden. Mrs. Hornbcck leads on
points with 1872 after TO week,
boyyliDp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

Is going overseas soon With a
group which includes Sgt. Jimmy
Edgar of Detroit and Sgt. Walker
Smith. better known as Sugar
Ray Robinson Louis troupe
has travelled 10000 miles in five
months giving exhibitions and
lectures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
An Ordinary Dog:

Mena, heroine of the Tunisian
campaign home suffering from
shellshock after coming a
mother in a foxhole is given
the place of honor among blue
bloodS IN Madison Square Garden
show opening daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

Unless a runs Of ill fortune in
teryenes. Dodge Forge can count
the first place prize money today
in the Chry Ser Interplaht League
al Palace Recreation Forge is
five games IN with Il 10 20, a
zap not apt 20 be closed as form
runs ir The circuit
Forge found l66S high enough
for two over Dodge Truck last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Northern ~ Romps

Using II players, Northern Y,
inter-branch league lie a de r,
trounced the tail-end Western y
cagers last night, 71-48. Russ
Nesbit's 10 points were high for
tho winners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

by those I'M
heralded non
CONS who did
some of the
toughest and
dirticst fight
ing Of the
"A AZ.
At the time
when Zeke
answered ms
countrys call
the good hui
m a Z m a n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Ms Fritz CrisIer:

Visions postwar weekend sport
carnivalS with nearby schools with
full schedules played in all sea-
sons suggests competition IN
boxing, soccer, rugby, 150-pound
football and lacrosse. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Benefit BowIing Card:

Will be held at Tower Recrea-
tion tomorrow at 9 p. m. with
Dizzy TroutS All-StarS facing
Nitz, Altoona Ladies VS.. Mt. FL
lott, Birwood VS.. Rosedale and
West Warren VS.. ST. Mary's. Pro-
ceedS will 90 10 the infantlle
PARALYSIS fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
NeUer Too Old:

Applies to Ray Hayworth, old
Tiger catcher during pennant
winning days of club in thirtieSs
who, at 80, is coming back 10
b seball Dodgers have
signed him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Gee Walker:

And his partner Jeanne Cline
are in the senifinals of the Flor
ida 2-ball golf tournament at Or
lando beat Jim BARLEY and
Jackie Lewis yesterday E and D
Paul Derringer IS in same
meet, pairing with Freda Nola.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

nom New Orleans was AZ. IIle
end Of an erratic and spectacu-
lar big league career. lie had
been shunted- around from the
White Sex 10 the Senator's 10
the Giants TO the Cubs and he
was definitely on his way out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

HERE AND THERE Noble
Jackpot" Peters pounded out 223-
240-256 for 10 rs Jack Cunning
hams Consolidated hit 2970 and a
new second high in the Palace
House 90. Howard Vautherot fol-
lowed a 500 of a week ago with
1927 $50 for $50 in the Outer
Harper Richard Read nipped
211-233-216 for eco in the Ritter
Senior John Biloxi OCT in the
Falkland House.
Frank Molmaro tipped 252-204-
201 for 657 and Ben Smith made
the 1910 in the Rainbow 500
. Ed Sweets go looked sweet
in the Pillar Senior Emerson
Davis rolled 254 in the Detroit
Elks -. Nick Degel 255 in the
Transfers George Strange
254 in the Grandway House
Joe Mazur 253 in the Macomt
Al-Star Gcnevievc Libderda
pa in the Rainbow Major
Mary Kay Bossick 100 in the
TerryS Ladies. Other league
highs;
Ann Gordon FOR, Blvd Ladies 213
Ted Hanke. RYurmau 2t6. pa Hunter
Beacon House. 4}3. Pete Carr Tern
sos House 21s Jack cunningham. Do'
troit Flks el3 Pcs NcMtiar Royal la
dies 800 Norm Elliott, Centennial senlnr
235, Fred SchVeitzer Local 35l, 2-i
Carl Rassner B1wl-0- Drome House. %
al LaBreche So Bcre3icts Parish 2-3
Al HARRISON, Cadillac A. C, 2l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Props First Victory

St. Alphonsus scored. its first
victory in the Catholic League S
second division last night, a 37-l4
decision over ST Mary's OF Mt
Clemens. Dick Monkeys y and
Tom Dufours 10 points led the
xUaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
,Niqht Edition Code Key

The nA'roHt Times daily prints in one
sight Edition only The name ot a horse
which race experts feel is among the Outr
standing bets a. tho day
The code KEY appears each niEnt IN the
Eight star and Red Lire Editions a num-
Der corresponding 90 each letter 81 the
Nalphebet ~.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
TIE NIGHT EDITION AED IS PRINTED
IN CODE Tomorrow code follows.
AL RIA co D-8s E-89 81 G-i3
HAS I-qq 1883 KISS LII M-f2 MS
O-Gf PTS Q-5 RIB SIS T-52 LEO
WIS NJ VS. Z-I5.
Gin this code kew 10 WIN enable r0u
to remember the name az tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY ~ The NIGHT
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Sports
1t. Lou Handler
Sees Postwar
Boxing Furry
By LEO MACDONELI

After the war, the country
will be swarming with good
boxers out of the services, ac-
cording TO 1t Lou Handler. for
mer Detroit Board of Education
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Basketball Results

V-rirla Poly 90 william and Mary y
h-rt1 carolina 90. Duke 81
Nc-'h Carolina state ~ Davidson 3D.
ta.rarsisl 81 Indians state Tclrs gs
Capita ft Cfferhe r. CrlieQs ~
Tulane 50. Louisiana state 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
A RED WING CHASES A RANGER VIM
Wings Score 40
In 4 Games
With Rangers

NV YORK, Feb. 11-No Won
der Ranger Coach Frank Boucher
is busy predicting the Red Wings
have the best team in the Ma
tional Hockey League now and
giving them an excellent chance
to retain the Stanley Cup.
Boucher has seen enough goals
-an even 40-go past his net
minder. Ken McAuley, in the last
four games to be an excellent
Judge of the Wings prowesS.
Detroit made il 40 to New
York'S five last night by trouncing
the Rangers, S-3. to creep four
points ahead OF idle Toronto.
Detroit Is coming on fast"
quoth Frank. THE CanadIens
still are playing mighty good
hockey. but they may not have
the drive TO carry on In the
playOfis."
ADAMS DIsAGREES
Wing boss Jack Adams didn't
agree
LIT was Just a breeze. We
didn't have 10 try too hard. III
be able 10 tell better after our
game with CaRadiens in Detroit
next Thursday"
The Rangers tried 10 pour IL on
last night and scored first when
the veteran player-coach. Bou-
cher. tipped in Alb DeMarco's pass.
But after the Wings pushed home
four TALES in the second period
the Blue Shirts folded. skated
slowly and threatened seldom.
Joe Carveth made two of the
Wings four goals in the second
Stanza and got another in the
final Carl LiScenbe netted pair
and Adam Brown, Hal Jackson
and Murray Armstrong completed
the rout.
Jackson provided the two high.
lights of the otherwise sluggish
game when his l00-foot shot from
mid-ice went in the net and also
when he tangled in the game.
I only fight with Byran Hextall
! jackson won, but got a minor
and major penalty to the Rang.
erS major
sgd Csix-goaD Howe faded &
little last night and was forced
to be satisfied with two assists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Don Hutson wiz Play,

Pro football next fall, Pvt. Tony
Canadeo. his passing partner with
Packers last fall says Tony
awaits assignment at Fort Sheri-
dan adds Hutson will be
fast as ever. !"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

r ecre alton
i n s tru ctor
and a Michi-
gan ring ref
cree of note.
1.-THE boys
a re getting
% | q n { v of
good boxing
instruction in
the camps
declared 1t.
Handler, who
is a line Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Unreasonable Weather.

We are having is wonderful for
the skiers They are those
people you see going around Smil-
ing today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Draft Calls:

Today hit Joe Beggs, Red relief
hnrler and-Pete- SuderEAis- third
baseman both were reclassi-
fed la.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Old Timers Feature
Weekend Pin Card
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bowlers who have been in COM
petition 25 years or more will
steal the play away from all other
events for a day when the thir-
teenth Old Timers Tournament IS
staged at the Recreation Building
here tomorrow afternoon.
A record entry of 152 grizzled
and none too grizzled veterans,
including the SS-year-old John
F1annery, will gather for their
annual frolic of three games and
a banquet at the Fort Shelby. The
bowling Job will be TO prevent
Henry Ehrle from carrying off
the main trophy again. He has
won three times. the last two
years in succession.
FLINT INVASION q
No less than SO Flint fives, is
regular and 80 booster, will mo-
nopolize the drives in the men s
state tourney at Palmer Park
Rec. tomorrow night. Those con-
Ceded having Chance 10 Deller
the leading 306S OF Louis Burr 5
De Luxe are Wally Wegeners
Frankenmuth, Joe Barath's West
Side and Ben Grimes Emils Nov
city.
The 23O0 OF Helen Maharg's
Grandmont Recreation in Class
A is expected to go with Betty
Reus' De Luxe, Alice Rinda's
Norwalk and Fleta James Hat
TENS of Grand Rapids, Vera
Whiteman's Miller and Bobbie
McCoys Five of Battle Greek, and
Mabel Wegener's Asque Sports
Club of Flint rolling in the
women's state at the Olympic.
The second annual UAW-CIO
tournament, which attracted AIS
teams, 66S doubles and 1914 sin
giles, gets under way at Palmer
Park Sunday. Bowlers also will
be active over the weekend in
the Times Sweepstakes at Impe-
rial. Lutheran at Great Lakes
Husband and Wife at the Cadillac
three-men over-aVerage at Chene-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT s. New York ,
Boston 5. Chicago
TOMORROW's GAME
Montreal at Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
PETERS SPEARS 7l9

Trombly and KelSey-Hayes a
Altoona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

n
Crosse. Brown. Jennings. Quackenbush
kilrea. New York ahaffey, Din Boucher.
Gauthier, Aubuchon, Jack Mcdonald De
marco.
FIRST PERIOD
l-RanEersl Boucher tDemaFco- Dillon)
6.3i
2-Defroit Jackson (unassisted) III
3-Detrot Armstrong tQuackenbush)
1i43
SECOND PERIOD
Detroit Carveth fBscomhe Hover, So.
5-Rsngers x. Macdonald ,Hextau Hi
ler). 4.84
6-Detroit. Brown (ArmstronE-J enniugal
1857
Detroit. Carveth (Liscom BE q ros 500
s.11.
s-Dstr0it Liscombe 90, rossoi. 80 50.
Penalties Jackson (miucr and mai0F)
HeNtall tUaiorI.
THIRD PERIOD
e-Dctruit Carveth (kUrea Grnsso). 5.5T.
lO--Deiroit Liscombe (Jennlngs Hover
s43
lI-Rangers Dill (Hextall-E Macdonald
1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Scratches
By United Press
HrAI - ~


Weather. cIeaT. trHck. last
First Race Emerson, Patricia p, Sil-
yer Dona
Calm Port.
Third Race Sweet Chimes. Alarush,
PrepoHsessing pumuir.
Fourth Race Last Bubble
nm Race Elrsy, North Fire. Green
Bush LeaveuWOrfh.
Seventh Race Chaiara, Beau Brsnn.
Little Doctor
Eighth Rsce-Santo Domingo DuEit,
Gossip Miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
FAIR GROUNDS

weather cloudy. track fast.
FIRST Race-Busy Line. Early Riser.
Miss Brady. Tiny Sis. Leos Girl.
squeeze n
Second Race. H0grin. Dingmans. COM
nencement, Franco Saxon. Ariel Image.
u.zgy p
Third Race -- Lytta Jane p ly <
Connie. VAdIna Tumble, Wen Repaid.
Mare J,
FIFTH Race Black shot
Eighth Race stop Mapping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
LEAGUE

DENTLRN DNISIO'
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Winner of Feature at Laurel
Is Third Choice in BETTING

olds in this traditional Havre de
Grace stake.
Bobanet. which despite his show
ing on Monday was third choice in
the wagering, won three-quarter-
length victory over the Pentagon
Stables The Doge, which in turn
led M. Wexler's British Buddy by
4 lengths. r. w. Hooper's Tiny
Tackle was fourth.
Bobanets hackers in the crowd
of approximately $4,000 were re-
warded at the rate Of $10.l0, $500
and $3.50 for a 81 ticket. The win
ner, ridden by Jockey Shelby Clark,
was timed in 1:153s for the 6 fur
longs on fast track.
The stewards disallowed a claim
OF foul against the winner. lodged
by Jockey Jack Westrobe, who rode
The Doge.
The win was Bobanet's fifth In
eight starts, and the purse boosted
his winnings to $39,340.
w. w. Waters Tides In, the
favorite, ran to expectations when
he sprinted the opening three-quar-
ters in 1.15as. He paid IS.
Arnold Kirkland, who rode Tides
In, came back to annex the three
quarters second with M. F. Freed
mans Miss Buckle, which scored in
1.164s and paid $20.10.
Kirkland's mounts, the 5-8 COM
bination in the double, paid 5000.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
By JOHN b. KELLER.

Last winters deal in which the
Mats sent Bobo Newsom to Phila-
delphias Athletics in exchange for
Roger Wolff backfired again last
night as these figures in the barter
were mound rivals in Grifhth Sta
dium. The AS copped, 3 to /.
1t wasn't altogether VOLTS fault,
though, as he yielded seven hits and
three passes-two of the latter in
tentionally-over the eightAinning
stretch he toiled before giving way
to pinch-batter. The pair of runs
off him that crossed in the sixth
after two were out were unearned,
pair of errors by Second Baseman
Fred Vaughn being responsible for
the scoring.
The third run for the AS came in
the ninth with Arnold jug" The
senga In the box. A single and q
double then accounted for the tally.
Newsom gave up seven hits and
two walks and in the first seven
frames was found for only two
singles.
The AS wasted two singles in the
first because there were two out
when Bobby Estalella got the Sec
ond. In the second. frankie Hayes
got on when Mike Guerra let third
strike go by and after the second
out Newsom singled, but Wolff
famed Iry Hall
Johnny Epps opened the third
with a single and got to third be-
fore Dick Siebert purposely was
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Heurichs Win Third
In Row, Share Top
With Cummins
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-Washing-
tons champion Heurich Brewers
won their third straight victory in
the All-American amateur baseball
series here today, knocking of an
Amsterdam, N. Y. nine, 3 to 0, to
share with the Cummins Construc-
ton Corp. team of Baltimore the
lead in the tourney.
Cummins trounced the Glen L.
Martin Bombers. IL to l, to hand the
Bombers their first defeat.
Stars of the Brewers win were
Jerry Zanelotti, who collected two
hits to drive in pair Of runs, and
Chet Ciomei, who got three hits,
drove one marker across and came
in with one tally.
Brewers collected run in the
third. fourth and seventh frames
as Butch Mcintyre held the Am
Sterdam club in check
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Wilson, Wright Well Matched in Age and Experience

its jouneyman ringmanship visit to Griffith
dunn will be in Tuesday night
concocted by Matchmaker Gabe Mnendez evening fully
qualify in
Party of the first Jackie combat for To-
these months with fractured left
healed and the alabaer Chaky
Washington
OF
Wilson, featherweght>
pugiStc
matter of
Wright also exfeaher Observation-Disclosures
red in the record book being three
been pushing leather for his coffee and cune
four than his
This means Wright started his beak busting
the of 16 Could be What all
capital will be be to
witnessing recently paraded
the champ
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Conflict Won't Make
Miami Open Change
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAlAMl. Fla, Sept. O. Tourna-
ment Director H. H. Arnold defied
the Professional Golfers Association
today with an announcement that
the municipality sponsored $4,000
Miami Open will be played Decem-
ber ITO despite a conflict with a
'PGA-approyed Pacific Coast sched-
ule.
Reminding Of "lean years when
others failed the touring pros" Ar
mold told Fred j. Corcoran, manager
OF the PGA Tournament Bureau,
that absence of big name players
will not cause cancellation of the
Miami event. The open here has
been played without interruption for
20 years.
Corcoran had informed Arnold
that the schedule on the Pacific
Coast would not permit the leading
professionals to play here in Decem-
Der without travel hardships, and
suggested that the tournament be
hel, in late November, late March
or April