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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
AWFoodsGood
In Comeback

Lou Woods, recently discharged
from the army after 33 months OF
service, celebrated his return 10
civilian life by punching out 10
round decision over Sparky Reyn-
olds of indianapolis last night at
Arena Gardens.
In the other half Of the main
event, Charlie (Petey) Smith Of
New York had little trouble win
ming 10-round decision over
Jimmy Rizzo of Toronto.
Woods. who had served in the
army as a physical instructor
left no doubt in the minds of the
1880 fans who paid a gross Of
81, ,6S1 who was the winner at the
final bell.
Although Woods sent Reynolds
TO the canvas twice during the
bout for a count. he was unable
to score the coup de grace as the
bell saved Reynolds both times
before the count of 10 could be
given by referee Johnny Weber.
Eddie Prince. Detroit. won a
6-round decision over Johnny
Virgo Of Rochester, n. Y. Cleve
Holt. Detroit and Beau Davis,
Kansas City, battled 10 a Around
draw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Counts on CrisIer

I'm old-fashioned and believe
that players make the coach--in
football as in other sports. But /
can't help from believing that
University Of Michigans success
this season will depend whole
lot on its coach, Fritz Crisler.
The Wolverines never faced
n tougher schedule nor had q
more inexperienced team. An
idea of what they will be up
against is shown by the fact
that only two regulars remain
from the team which battled ,
Ohio State right down to the
wire and finished runnerup TO
the Buckeyes last season.
That puts the issue squarely up
to the Michigan coaching staff
and Fritz CriSler in particular.
Fritz had a big job ahead, but I'm
awaiting that opener with Great
Lakes with the feeling that the
Wolverines somehow will find
ways and means of getting touch
downs and making a creditable
showing, not only IN this game
but in the seasons schedule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Out at Plate!

Dave Ferriss, heavy hitting
spitcher who had dubbed out three
Mts in the first game, two OF
fhem doubles. pinch hit for Leon
Tulberson. 1t was tough spot
tor Oano. But, the Prince forced
Ferriss 10 tap a roller TO Bobby
sMaier. The latter made a fine
stop. but threw wide TO Bob Swift
Ssf the plate. Swift. however, came
sup with an even more remarkable
play and caught Fox coming
home.
Il The Tigers, Oano especially
sbreathed sigh of relief. But, the
danger wasn't over. There was
another out 10 60.
George Metkovich, danger
Gus left-handed hitter, was next.
Oano, still nervous, pitched
three balls TO Metkovich. Then
the Prince steadied and pitched
/. two strikes. Metkovich fouled
the next pitch. He fouled an
other. Then he fouIed still an
other. The latter foul was the
one which Rudy York shared
sensationally with one hand
after reaching into box seats In
q back of first base.
An occupant OF the box inter
fered hut out OF the confusion
:. game the Big Chiefs hand with
the ball clutched tightly. And,
. the ball game was over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Lions Varsity
To FACE Frosh

It will be strictly a question OF
looking good or looking for a new
job two days later for rockies and
veterans alike when the Detroit
Lions stage their annual Varsity
Freshman game at $50 Saturday
night in the University of Detroit
Stadium.
The Lions now have a squad Of
AZ players. At least one more star
is expected in camp at any day,
halfback Chuck Fenebeck who was
with the club two seasons ago and
who is receiving a marine dis
charge. Several other former
PLAYERS now in the service may
also be available soon.
The player limit, however, from
the time team begins league play
is 33 men. For the Lions that
means from Sept. % onward, the
team being scheduled 10 meet the
Chicago Cardinals in Milwaukee
that day in the first Of 10 league
games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Hank. Mayo Missed

Boy. were those Tigers happy!
Things looked pretty blue and the
Detroit boys were in no gleeful
mood after receiving word that
Hank Greenberg and Eddie Mayo
would be out of the lineup for sew
eral days.
The two players hope TO get in
the Washington series the end OF
the week-the big series that is
expected to tell the championship
tale.
Greenberg and Mayo were spec
tators in box seats near the Tiger
dugout. The former stayed for but
one game, hobbling away with the
aid Of a cane. Mayo, who is suffer-
inc from wrenched left shoulder,
stuck out the two contests, de-
spite pain.
1t was Mayo's right shoulder
that kept the Tiger star second
baseman out OF the lineup most
~ August. With that ailment
gone. Mayo had 10 come I'D with
new trouble with the otheG
shoulder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Eddy viii Stick
10 Southpow Style
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Whatever happens 10 Bill Eddy
in his state title bout with Leroy
Willis at the Olympia Friday night
II will happen while he is fighting
in his natural left-handed style.
Eddy has many times been
urged to change TO an orthodox
right-handed stance. but vows
that he will remain true 10 the
faith OF the southpaw, BE IL
known that the Welsh English
blooded young man from the
Michigan copper country by way
OF Flint, IL q hard-headed
hombre.
Those who asked Eddy 10
change his style told him that the
change would make him more sue.
cessful. They pointed out that
Ray Miller and Jake LaMotta
were natural left-handers and that
they developed powerful left hooks
by turning around, as they say
In the gymnasiums. They also
pointed out that few fighters have
made as much money in Detroit as
Miller and LaMotta did.
To all these words and figures,
Eddy had a ready reply.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
What. No TeeinS Up!
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Here's a special note 10 Howard
B. Lee, one of the all-time greats
of amateur golf in Michigan.
They played summer rules" in
yesterdays pro-amateur at Oak
land Hills. In other words, there
was no teeing up or preferred lies.
Lee, who, although he no longer
plays golf, is in the galleries at
every important tournament, has
been disgusted no end at seeing
players tee up in tournament after
tournament.
when are they going 60 stop
this silly practice?" he asked
the other day at Lochmoor.
"The poorest fairways now are
= lot better than many Of those
we played in the old days and
we never thought of improving
our lies. II just isn't gOlf."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Willis RdtinQ
To Spur Eddy

BY giving Leroy Willis the rank
Of No 10 lightweight in the coun-
try, the Ring, boxing magazine,
gave Bill Eddy another incentive
for winning his scheduled bout
with Willis at the Olympia Friday
night
Nick Londes originally sched-
uled the l0-round affair between
the two outstanding Michigan
lightweights as battle for the
state lightweight title and the
belt that goes with it.
But the Ring, in naming Willis
among the first 10, gives Eddy not
only an opportunity 10 win the
state title but 10 claim that he
should be classified as being
among the first 10 lightweights of
the nation if he beats Willis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
LINEUP REVAMPED

After the first game body blow,
Steve O'Neill revamped his lineup
and had Webb at second base in
place of Red Boron, who did not
distinguish himself IN the opener
Webb paid of with a hair-raising
leaping catch of a liner of John
sons bat in the sixth.
There was a Red Sox runner on
third Webb also figured in two
double plays that helped Overmire
over tough spots.
II was the tenth defeat against
eight wins for O'Neill, who yielded
but seven hits. Swift bagged two
of them and Mierkowicz's double
was the only extra base hit of the
game. O'Neill now has won two
and lost two in competition with
the Tigers.
Yielding eight hits, Ferriss
turned back the Tigers in the first
game for his 21st victory of the
season against eight defeats. Four
of the triumphs have been at the
expense of the Tigers. The Tigers
beat the sensational Boston fresh
man once.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

spark plug plant Starting night.
ing as an amateur in 1887. he en-.
joyed his greatest success the fol-
lowing year when he won every
amateur title open TO him.
Despite the fact that Leroy
Willis has been ranked among
the 10 best lightweights In
the country by The Ring, ma
tional boxing magazine, Eddy
does not doubt that he will beat
Leroy Friday. He says he is
punching faster with his left
hand, that he will beat Leroy Ia
the punch and that he can floor
anybody he can hit properly
with the trusty left.
The fact that the winner Of the
bout will be recognized as the
state lightweight champion is not
the only reason Eddy wants 20
win. He wants 10 succeed in the
ring so he can pay of homo he
is buying for his wife, Mildred, and
their young son, Bill Jr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Roxy Defends Title
In Go with Nielsen

Three Commute wrestling bouts
are carded for the weekly show at
Mack Park tonight. Walter Roxy,
junior heavyweight title holder,
will defend his crown against
Stocky Nielsen. Bert Ruby and
Louis Klein will carry on their
mat feud in another and Ali
Pasha meets Red Vagonne in the
third
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Typical Of Him

In other words. I'm counting.
as are so many loyal Michigan
men, on the ability OF Crisler and
his STAFF 10 get results with .
green squad.
FritZ's ability TO mould an
inexperienced squad into line
up which wins more often than
10 loses long has been charae--
teristic of his career rs coach
and has made him one Of foot
balls outstanding mentors.
Sure. the players make a coach,
but don't forget, a man like Cris-
Ter with the proven ability 10 get
the most out of hs material also
can be big factor for any foot
ball team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12


coach, who this season has taken
greeted so candidates.
With only two lettermen from
the 1912 squad, Pete Sullivan, a
tackle, and Jack Simmons, a full
back, Baer was faced with the
prospect Of getting his hopefuls
into shape before the Titans meet
Alma, Sept. Is, at U. of D.
Stadium.
While Baer Is faced by the ab-
sence of veterans, Joe GembiS,
Wayne u. mentor. held his initial
practice at Kelsey Field and 33
hopefuls turned out, including
six veterans.
Nick Cherup. discharged serv-
iceman who was a member of the
1941 Wayne team, and Dave Brew
ster, Fred Dunn, Charlie English
and Bruce Roberts of last seasons S
squad, were the only participants
who have Tartar football awards
in previous years.
Numbered among those who
wore a Wayne uniform for the
first time were Vic Hanson, ma
rine paratrooper who formerly
played at Redford; Bill Hobbs,
backfeld ace from Redford Union;
Jack Mclean, former DENLY star
and marine veteran who was
wounded at Saipan; Paul Silver
man, backfield regular at Cass
Tech in 1914: Jerry Stackpole, end
from st. Clair Shores, and Mario
Trafeli Jr., kicker and passer at
University of Detroit High last
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

the scorer that Holmes, his chief
rival for National League batting
honors. had the play beaten any
way, so Holmes got his hit. But
Merullo still was charged with an
error for Holmes went on down TO
second on the miseuc.
Phil now tops the league in bat
ting with .357. Holmes is three
points behind with .354.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
WenteII Shoots us
In Vogue Pin Classic

Bill Wencel Of Drexel Five fired
275 to take individual honors as
the Vogue East Side Classic
opened its bowling season at the
Vogue Recreation last night. Ross
Five shot 1915 and 1850 tops IN
registering a sweep along with
the Crown. Garfield Rec, and
BaenasCo teams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Eddie Comes Back

Ii was an injured eye when he
was with the Athletics that nearly
ruined his big league career. The
Athletics traded him 10 Louisville.
hut before Eddie reported for 4
new season, the Tigers drafted
him. which proved a big break
for the Detroit club, as well as
for himself.
Mayo's splendid work had
much 10 do with the teams
fine showing last year. He has
been even more valuable this
season, despite time lost be-
cause of his shoulder ailments.
With the Tiger pitching staf
IN a state Of near collapse, Over
mire's good showing here yester-
day boosted the clubs morale in
the current dark days. Strangely.
Overnire had never pitched his
best In FenWay Park. Because Of
that, O'Neili was reluctant 10 use
him. But. as a result of the pitch.
. ing shortage be was compelled
to throw Stubby ln and take
chances
Il-C THt DETROIT TIMES
= Sept. ls45
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Cubs Star
A Sport

CHICAGO. Sept. II GNS)-
Boston's Tommy II o / m $ had
credit today for hit on a play
that originally was charged an
error Sunday. The change was
made principally because of
sporting gesture by the Chicago
Cubs first baseman. Phil CAVIAR
retta.
Holmes banged a long grounder
to shortstop Len Merullo in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Harmon Sells Home

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 1.-THE
home of Tom Harmon, University
of Michigan gridiron immortal, at
2200 Vinewood, has been sold for
$4,000, it was learned today,
Louis Harmon. Toms father, said
that the family would return to
Gary, Ind. its original home. The
Harmons moved here in 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

tying and winning markers.
They were out 10 sweep the tWn
bill. having won the first handily
Frank (Stubby) Overmire,
who pitched brilliantly for the
better part OF the game, weak
Arened with one out Bob john
son and skeeter NewsOme hit
him for singles. Hank prince
Oano, the Hawaiian who Joined
the club here. was sent in TO re-
ulace Overmire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

He was right. The practice,
which started as a wartime meas
ure, has been overdone and il is
time a halt has been called.
Playing 'em as they found EN-
certainly didn't handicap those
wha competed yesterday at Oaba
land Hills, where. by the way, thd(
fairways are greatly improved
this season. Eleven pairs out of
the seasons record entry of 64
had best ball scores under 20 on
the big layout.
Two with 67s tied for first place
Jock Inkster and r. B. Oliver Of
Pine Lake and AL Watrous and
Joe Murphy on Oakland Hills.
Despite a 5-3-5 finish, WatrouS
had low individual score Of 10,
two strokes under Sam Byrd OF
Plum Hollow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Sports
These Are Trying
Times for Tigers
By LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON, Sept 11-These arc
anxious days FOR The sorely pressed
Tigers.
Among anxious moments were
those in the ninth inning Of the
nightcap in yesterdays double
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Martin Bombers Win

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. II
(UP)-The Martin Bombers Of
Baltimore won the All-American
Amature Baseba | ! Association
last night defeating
Harrisburg l 10 0 on a fifth inning
home run by first baseman Frank
Gibson
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

leaOeT. WIN q
game W hic h
one eI V a bly,
could have an
important bear
] n & on IN e
league cham
pions S hip. the
Tigers were
leading 2 10 l
and the Red
Sox, with but
,one out, had
two runners on
the sacks-the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

me 10 hght.
i don't do
" h at oppo-
nents W n n {
me 10 do"
Eddy started
fighting in the
ow n OF his
birth, Paines-
dale in the Cop
perCountry, but
had most OF his
success after he
moved to Flint
TO work in a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

fourth inning of
Sundays s c c.
ond game be-
tween the Cubs
and b "a V G 5.
Merullo's throw
to first was low
and b ou n d @ d
into the stands.
The officia |
scorer charged
Merullo with an
error.
Later. CAVIAR
rptta informed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Ignores Opponents

The sOuthpaw stance II my
natural stance" he said. "and
the one l know best. II a fight
as right-hander I'll be fghting
the way the other fellow wants
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
I'D, Wayne Hopeful
AS Grid Drills Open
BY TOM HARPER

opening only weeks away University Of
Detroit Wayne University football under yeser
day with their first fall workouts.
D. Charlie Baer, former University OF Illinois line
Of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

sGames behind leader.
MONDAYS. RESULTS
Boston 4. Chicago o.
Brooklyn ,. Cincinnati 2. tFirst game seven
innings! second Eame. rain
Pittsburgh ., Philadelphia 3, thfst gAme
seven innings, second postponed, rAinl.
81. Louis 4, New York 4.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Nsw York At st Louis.
Brooklyn AZ Cincinnati,
Boston Al Chieago.
Philadelphia At Ptttshursh ~.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Lnuitvile ~ Milwaukee
Indianapolis a. 81. Louis
INTERNATtoNAL LEAGUE
Baltimore at Toronto.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
ID Sports q
I'D R { Y | I IEO

Montreal Royals, who won the
I. L. pennant by six games, were
favored TO win their first round
playoff series tonight against
Baltimore Happy Chandler
will toss out the first ball to-
night between Newark and To-
ronto Cpl. Billy Conn, home
from Europe today for an army
discharge and title bout with
Joe Louis, was greeted with a
kiss and a hug from Promoter
Mike Jacobs.
Michael Klopovich and Virgil
Lindahl reported TO the Giants
training camp today after being
discharged from services Max
Schmeling was acquitted OF a
charge of providing false info to
the British occupation forces
Freddie Scott, unbeaten heavy
weight, holds a 17% pound weight
edge over Freddie Fiducia for
their 10 rounder at Madison
Square Garden tonight New
Moon and the Doge, odds on IA
vorites. won both ends of the two
sections of the $4,000 Capital
Handicap opener at Laurel yes
terday.
Joe Sheeketski, former Notre
Dame halfback star and head
coach at Holy Cross. returned Ia
his alma mater today to take
over as backfield coach
Pitcher Dutch Hitler of Newark
will be on the mound in the open
ing game of the international
League playoffs tonight against
Toronto Primo Camera plans
to return to America next month
for a ring comeback.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
OUCH!

Pete Sullivan helps Jack
Simmons with an exercise
that strengthens legs for
the long grind ahead as
University of Detroit's
football squad begins its
workouts. This is a good
conditioner-if your legs
can take 1t.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Mats Pass Up
Big Chance

NEW YORK, Sept y CUP)-
No major league team ever won
the pennsnt finishing in second
place, a fact that was becoming
all too realistic today 10 the
Washington Senators, who have
been trying TOR exactly three
months without success to dislodge
Detroit from the American League
lead
Washington never had better
opportunity 10 close In than last
night, but the Senators, dog.tired
after weeks OF doubling up on the
schedule, couldn't make the grade.
The Tigers had divided double
header at Boston and when the
Senators won the first game with
the Chicago White Sox, 10 10 d,
they were within a half game of
the lead. a second triumph would
have put them into a virtual first
place tie.
EARLY LEAD NANISHES
Giving Marine Pieretti TO 0
lead. tho Senators set the pace
until the fourth. but there the tide
changed. Chicago, after six losing
starts, teed off on Pieretti and
Santiago Ullrich for seven hits
and six runs, l. men batting dur
ING the inning. The Senators, who
had a winning string of seven
games, never had a chance there
after.
On the encouraging side was
Emil Ditch Leonard's perform
ance in the first game when he
pitched his first complete job in
a month. showing no sign OF shoul-
der trouble which sidelined him
his last time out.
Charley Keller's bases-fuli homer
and Ernie Bonhams five-hit pitch
ing gave the Yankees a TO /
victory over the Indians at New
York which put them into third
place.
BROWNS NOW FOURTH
The Browns dropped TO fourth
by dividing a pair at Philadelphia,
winning the opener, 3 TO 2 on
Vern Stephens 21st homer which
gave Jack Kramer the decision
over Russ Christopher, then losing
the second 5 TO 3.
The Cardinals cut Chicago's lead
TO two and a half games in the
National with 2 TO / victory
over the Giants at ST. Louis.
Rookie Ed Wright of the Braves
shut out the Cubs, 2 10 0, at
Chicago, handing them their third
shutout in five games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Detroit Wins
I'd for Split
By LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON, Sept, IL - Edward
Mierkowicz, strapping 2l-year-old
recruit from Wyandotte, Mich,
whom the Tigers brought up from
Buffalo, made magnificent use OF
his first hit in the big leagues.
The blow was a two-base drive
off Emmett O'Neill against the
left.held fence in Fenway Park in
the ninth inning that scored Rudy
York and gave the Tigers victory
over the Red Sox, 2 to /, in the
second game here yesterday.
The triumph, a most welcome
one. came after the crippled Tigers
had been crushed. to 2. in the
first game and enabled the De-
troiters TO maintain their one
game lead over Washington, which
was held to split by Chicago.
SUBS FOR HANK
Young Mierkowicz, a graduate
of Wyandottes Roosevelt High
School, where he lettered in foot
ball. basketball and track as well
as baseball, filled in for injured
Hank Greenberg in left-feld.
Sharing honors with the ex-
Detroit sandlotter were Frank
-tStubby) Overmire, the winning
pitcher, and York, who besides
personally scoring the winning
marker, turned in a sensational
catch of a foul ball that ended the
ball game with the Red Sox
threatening TO tie, II not wipe out
Detroit's skinny margin.
To win his ninth victory and
balance the budget against nine
losses. Overmire in eight and two
thirds innings held the Red Sox
to seven hits and one unearned
run. With one out, the chubby
left-hander yielded two of the hits
consecutively to Bob johnson and
Skeeter Newsome in the ninth and
was replaced by Hank Oano. who
checked the homesters with the
aid of York's fine catch.
SWIFT HURT BUT STICKS
With Oano on the mound. Dave
Ferriss batted for Leon Culber-
son, and forced Johnson at the
plate, Bobby Maier making a
splendid pickup of the topped
roller and Bob Swift great put
out after snaring the Tiger third
baseman's wide throw. Swift was
hurt on the play. but stayed in the
game.
Then George Metkovich fouled
and York reached far into a box
TO make sensational one-handed
catch. He made the stab despite
interference by spectator.
The lone Boston marker came
in the fifth inning. With one
away, Joe Hoover, playing short
stop, threw Culberson's grounder
into the dirt for an error. A single
/ by Metkovitch sent Culberson 10
third, from where ne scored later
when Bill Holm singled TO center.
The first of the two Tiger
scores was also fashioned in the
fifth and came with one down.
Maier singled to center and moved
10 third when Swift also singled.
After 0verrnire struck out, Hoover
came through with a clutch single
that scored Maier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
How They Stand

MONDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT IA, Boston 81.
New York q, Cleveland
81 Louis n. Philadelphia as.
Washington io-A, Chicago A-R.
TUESDAYS GAMLs
DETROIT at Boston,
Cleveland at New York.
CHICAGO al Washington, nlEht.
81. Louis Al Philadelphia.