The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-07-30

SoNNOS lag OhC1l
for the team, unfortunately he left
for the army last Thursday. Red
Stec leads in batting having an
average of 811 for the past Is
games and that is a lot of average.
Now Lefty, for more of this, just
call me on the phone or drop a
card. Lots of luck for the team
in the play-offs.
In the Open Old Timers League:
DrySdale has now proved that they
are the one team to stop. Beating
Chelsea Clothes Wednesday night
by the score Of 4 to 3, they climbed
to a tie for the second place spot
with Chelsea and both teams are
now one game behind HoerSch
Shoes, the league leader. Next We'd
nesday night Drysdale and Hoersch
meet and this game should be one
of the seasons best.
Some great credit should go to
Ray Sieloff who is playing first
base for the Chelsea Clothes team.
Ray has had "a hits in the last 40
times at bat. That is some hitting.
Baseball during the past week
In the Class A Baseball: C.A.S.U.
held their lead by winning from
SharpleS IA to 2 and trimming
Folders of Trenton 10 TO 6. Mon
don's Bar kept pace with the lead
erS by winning two games: first,
they knocked off Ecorse Business
Men, IA to 8, and then took the
fast going Twin Cities Colored team
into camp by the score of 2 to O.
Mellin-Moran jumped into the
fourth place spot by winning their
two games In the first game they
trimmed Crosse lie Naval Base 8 to
4 and then won over SharpleS 8
to 8. Corrigan's Cafe split during
the week, first losing a tough game
to Folders 2 to l, then they de-
feated the EcorSe Business Men
6 to l. Whitehead & Kales of River
Rouge also had split week, win
ming from the Crosse lie Naval
Base II to and losing to Twin
Cities, 10 to o.
Glass A Softball GAGE some real
thrills: Wayne Recreation won two
games during the week, winning
first from the Wyandotte Chemicals
to 0, then beating CAS.U. cas-
lily Z to l. The league-yeading Lin
coin Park Band Box Cleaners met
defeat when the Wayne Coffee
Shop beat them to 0. Fitzgerald
won over the C.A.S.U. team 7 to 3.
Crosse lie Naval Base trimmed
the Lincoln Park Industries IL to 9.
In the Junior Old Timers-Oak
Cafe trimmed the second place Ell
merS IL to 10. Elmers in their other
game won from Lens, to 2. Penn
Salt split during the week, winning
from Dupont "a to 8 and losing to
Lens, to l. This league is getting
hot with Lens winning IA and los
ing 4, Elmer's winning Is and los
ing 6, and Oak Cafe winning IL
and losing 8.
In the Club League of the Old
Timers. the Fraternal Order of
Eagles continues on their way win
ming over the Craft Club for their
tenth straight game, 8 to 7. In the
other game played, the Jaycees,
trimmed the knights of Columbus
8 to 8.
The Major Softball had both
leaders win their games-Modern
Flower Of Wyandotte won from
CLIO. on a forfeit, then trimmed
Hyacinth Court 8 to 4. Rizzi kept
pace by winning from Burns No. /,
8 to and beating West Side Is to
Is.
Both leaders in the Major Base
ball kept their winning side: Bar
ney's Bar winning from Gilbert
Motor Sales 8 to l and when the
River Rouge American Legion failed
to show up, got the decision there.
Flat Rock had only one game dur
ing the week and in that game they
slammed the Mudhens Is to 4.
In the exhibition game last
Thursday night between the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles of the Club
League and Chelsea Clothes of the
Open League In the Old Timers
series-the Eagles, playing a swell
brand of ball, easily defeated the
Chelsea gang IL to 4. The Eagles
took a nine run lead in the first
inning and from there on found
the going rather easy. For the win
ners, Ken Parish at left short
played a great game, accepting IL
chances without a boot. For the