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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

our club i'm and give them a
taste of il, IL that's what they
like. And when 1 think Of the
way they used 90 roast the De-
troit club up there when we had
"A club that could only play de-
fensiye hockey-wasn't capable
Of putting on real razzle-
dazzle game as the Leafs could
II they would
Adams didn't shower his own
men with praise, pointed out the
Wing lapses before he left the
dressing room.
give experienced players on
the ice and all of them behind
the goal when Kennedy came
down to take Pratts passOut,"
he said. Kennedy had all the
time he wanted To draw the
puck back and flip IL over after
Lumley had blocked him. No
one was near him."
Like his fellow goaler, Lumley
took a short time out in the Sec
ond period. In stopping a puck,
his right thumb nail had been
driven in.
"It was first thought McCOors
ulcers had caused his dramatic
departure from the ice early In
the second period. lie gave his
own explanation after the game.
"No IL wasn't something 1
ate" said the 26-year-old former
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Hubby Walker Signs
By LEO MACDoNELL

Word that Roger Peckinpaugh,
general manager of the Cleveland
Indians. was to come TO Terre
Hautc tomorrow for a conference
with Jack Zeller. the Tiger general
manager. revived the possibility OF
deal which would bring jeff
Heath holdout outfielder, 10 the
Detroit club.
From the West Coast. where
Heath lives, came reports today
that the veteran Indian had de-
clared hewill not play with Cleve-
land. He wants 10 be traded.
The Indians are in need OF in
hcldcrs and a catcher They arc
especially deSlrouS OF landing "A
third ha>cman The Tigers have
Two who might be considered IN
a trade Don Ross and Id tRcdl
Borum.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
York CIouts,
Tigers Win
By LEO MACDoNELL

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April o
Rudy Yorks show Of power proved
tasty 10 Steve O'Neill as the
arthritis stricken Tiger manager
reviewed The smashing triumph
his boys achieved over the White
SoN. 1873. here yesterday
II is upon the broad shoulders
of the massive York that the
Tigers Will depend for much of
the power needed 10 make a win
ner out OF the Detroit club this
year what with Dick Wakefield
and Pinky Higgins gone TO war.
In five official times at bat,
York contributed four Of the Is
hits by the Tigers off Orval Grove
and Bill Dietrich, front line Chi
cago Fingers who were made 10
pay dearly for two setbacks pre-
viously suffered by the O'Neill
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
No Time

Kansas was succeeded To the
title BY Sammy Mandeil. another
Italian. and he In turn was re-
placed by a Yiddisher, Al Singer.
That pride OF the last tide blasted
Mandell out in a round in New
York, July II, 1890
The Italians were quick TO get
revenge. for Tony Canzoneri- re-
gained the title for his race by
knocking out Singer, on Nov. IA,
the same year.
That did not daunt the Jewish.
for they had Barney Ross 10 fight
for their side. He took the title
away from Canzoneri by outpoint-
ing him in l0-rounds on June %,
1898.
Ross -was the last Jewish boxer
10 hold the championship He kept
il until 1885 when he outgrew the
division and Canzoneri was recog-
nized anew as the champion. Since
then the title has been held by
two others of Italian extraction,
Lew Ambers and Sammy Angott,
each of whom has held II twice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Junior jS
Prevail

With Class A entries stu 80
roll. the lower average classes
rule the drives At Twenty Grand
Recreation today where the an
nual womepS city bowling cham
pionship tournament is under way
and will continue through May q
Gertrude Zimmerman Pioneers
lead the b teams on Z236. Laura
belle Bennett holding the best
score Of 5l9 Agnes Bradleys
Riverview Recreation No. 3 are
first in c 2164. Irene Coleman
leading on asa.
With Ingrid Fowler. Ms. Zim-
merman has the 3 lead in dou-
bles. 983. Grace Block is first IN
singles, 473. In c doubles Rose
Kalicki and Mrs. Coleman have
926. the singles edge going 10
Alberta Bates. s79.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
450-F0oF HOMER

One of York's .safetieS was a
home run which roared far over
Guy Curtright's head in left field
and rotfed to the fence. more than
$50 feet from home plate Hub
Walker WAS on base The feat
was acclaimed by 800 paying
customers who turned out to pay
homage 10 Paul Dizzy Trout, an
old fellow townSman. II was
Trout day and the fans gave the
Tiger pitcher travelling bag and
a check for merchandise.
Trout pitched all the way for
the Tigers and for six innings was
strictly in the drivers seat, hold
ing the opposition 10 four singles.
But when Diz tried TO coast. the
Sox ganged up on him and before
he could stop the rally they scored
seven hits and five runs off him
in the seventh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

TERRE IIAUTF. Ind. April 9
- Harvey tEiubby) Walker 39-
year-old outhelder. here TO-DAY
signed Tiger contract and be-
came a full-Acdged member OF the
team
4 free agent since being given
a medical discharge from the
navy, Walker has been in training
with the Tigers at Evansville and
in Terre Haute. His showing
pleased Steve O'Neill. which led
10 a contract With Gerald. hIs
brother Huh broke into the big
leagues with The Tigers lie later
played with various minor league
club, me l5>i ol which wa. Min
neapoh> In service. he was ln the
southwest Pacific Gerald - with
the Cincinnati Reds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
HanlIIDan
Meet On

Eight matches make up tonight's
schedule in the Michigan A. A. u.
handball doubles championship
tournament at Jewish Community
Center. Alex Chesney and Edmund
Maher. University of Detroit,
eliminated Gordon Kozda-William
Barris, JCC, in the best match OF
yesterdays card. 21-l9. 14-2l.
Pills.
First round scores:
Bob Rogsrs-fierman Brandt. Fisher -.
defeated Julius ColdmAn-Jerry HiIsh. Down
town ~. 2i-lo, 2i-l3. Alex Chekney I'd
mund Msher OF d defeated Gordon
Koxda- William BsrrIs. Jewish Community CeD-
Mstlsn, Fisher "Y'' defeated Hubert GoubsrI-
Andrew DiMArgio. X OF G, ais. 2l-6.
CHis VlAchos-Au Altweis. Downtown W
deffTted John GOstomSki-James Dunleayys
Downtown ~" 12-2l 2l-52l-i2, Cler<
Finley-Aiex Marth. western ~. won BY
default from Al SchautelbeIgcr senioT and
Junior Cal Bohn-Rob QUAD downtown y,
defeated Ignatus Fupks-Bl Lustki. Nor,herl
y 7l-l0, 2l-l5. stanley Shimkus-I
Crohmsn, Northern defeated Stanley Vahcy-
Arthur Gall. Yestcm ~. ALL. ais.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Adams Blasts Tactics of Leafs

sports writer from Winnipeg.
Just nervousness ! guess. be-
gan to feel dizzy 80 l thought
I'd better have a rest"
McCool made some OF his best
saves right after returning. Ref
cree King Clancy, urged by Jack
Adams, saw that he came back
after five minutes Both teams
have spare goalies in case Of mis-
haps and Adams would have
forced in new one if further de-
lay had been caused.
Saves by periods for the goalies
were: McCool, 12-9-8-29. Lumley,
4-3-5-l2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
ID Sports 4
DIR {

This years Inter-Lake Yacht
ing Association regatta at Putin
Bay, O.. will be held Aug. 6-7-S
TWO hundred delegates, in
cluding many Detrolters, at
tended spring meeting at Toledo.
Detroit Times Carriers basket
ball champions play in Chicago
tomorrow night . they tran
Chicago Herald-American boys by
two games in both divisions
Our Lady of Sorrows won Junior
Boys CYO cage title by downing
Annunciation. 34-24. Dick Lom-
bardo scoring 10 points Tor the
winners.
German United soccer team
won from BavarianS, 40, TO win
Detroit title in both National
Open and National Amateur
series Play Cleveland An
Stars in Cleveland Sunday .
Swedish .hurdler Haakon Lidman
named outstanding performer in
Camp Endicott invltatlonal track
competition. after breaking b.
year-old world record for no.
meter high hurdles Eighty
ycar-old golfer. Nelson Seelye, OF
Winchester. Mass. bagged first
hole in one after trying 80 years.
TRAINING CAMP. NOTES
Brooklyn Dodgers showing lack
of punch al plate e.. i. now have
gone 80 consecutive innings with
out an earned run Johnny
Lindell, Yankees No ! outfieldcr,
revealed he would take military
physical April II Ill feeling
between jeff Heath. a holdout
and Cleveland club came TO light
when Heath asked TO be traded
Roy Hughes collected StN
hits in Chicago Cubs 1915 drub-
ping Of Cincinnati st. Louis
Cardinals got even with Jack
Kramer. who beat them in 1914
World Series o.. CardS whipped
Browns 13-i
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Tales
Bout Here Resumes
Old Ring Warfare
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

An old war will be resumed
Friday night when Make Shapiro
and Phil Terranova meet in a 10
round bout at the Olympia. IL
will be the war between the Jew
ish boxers and those of Italian
extraction for the championship
of one of the best of all fighting
divisions.
This war has been going on
since May 28. 1917. That was the
day that Benny Leonard knocked
out the clever Freddie Welsh in
nine rounds at the Manhattan
Casino in New York. In putting
away Welsh, Leonard, first OF the
Jewish lightweight champions,
ended virtual title monopoly
which had long been held by men
whose forebears came from the
British Isles,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
He Hits EN-, Too

Trout not only pitched but
starred al bat, bagging three hits,
one OF which was two-bagger
end another the product Of Paul S
speed. when he beat out a bunt.
II was near here, where Trout
worked on Paul James farm for
So week and played on the
farmers team on Sundays. And,
il was Terre Haute where the
Tiger mound star. stir wearing
overalls, was graduated from a
baseball school. the only graduate
among more than 500 students.
From the school Trout Joined
the Terra Haute Club OF the
Three Eye League. his first job
in organized baseball.
Ross HarTfott, Terre Haute
banker and civic leader recalls
that he signed Trout to his first
contract.
cit called for SIS a month
declared Harriott. who at the
time was president of the ball
club.
Trout confeSses he was pretty
eocky in those days.
"I was pretty tickled when
Bob Nesbit, Terre Haute sports
writer, called me Dizzy after
Dizzy Dean" Trout recalled.
Dean was my idol. ] always
thought would like to bc rs
dizzy as Dean and get SS5,0OO
or so n year. / am still trying
for that kind Of n contract
incidentally, Trout IS gaining
on that figure.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Byron Nelson Wins
With Score of 263

ATLANTA. April Q GNS)-
Byron Nelson. Toledo pro,
slammed his way TO a decisive win
in the Atlanta Iron Lung Coli
Tournament with a ) under par
65 for a total of 263 to finish 9
strokes ahead of his nearest rival,
Sam Byrd Of Detroit
Ed Furgo of Detroit was low
amateur with 2S7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Valencia Seeks
No. 2Win= Here
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM

Chilinorins Valencia. Mexico City -.
Willie Anderson Detroit, ieatherweifhts. 49,,
Kuko ORTIZ, Mexico City. vs.. Ted FINLEY,
Toronto. featherVeirhts, g.,
Louis Moore Detroit rs. James Carol,
Detroit. weiterweighiS a
EDDIE Owens Detroit. vs.. sam Brown
Detroit. hghtweights, 90.
Tommy Nelson Detroit. Va. Cieye Holt,
Detroit, featherweights. a..
Chilindrina Valencia, peppery
Mexican bantamweight champion,
viii seek his second United States
victory tonight when he engages
Willie Anderson at Arcadia.
Kuko Ortiz, Mexican feather
weight. is paired with Teddy
Finley of Toronto in the COM
panion feature. Ortiz, cousin OF
world bantamweight champion
Manuel Ortiz. is ranked tenth in
the feather ranks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Detroit Pair i'm Front

GRAND RAPIDS, April g.
Mrs. Ruth Johnston and Mrs. Ger
trude Schuster Of Detroit banged
into first place in the Class A
doubles of the Women's State
Bowling Tournament yesterday
with 1l48 that featured middle
game of 412. Mrs. Johnston ne
gotiated the 81 split in the last
frame to pull them in first place.
Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. SchuS-
Ter have won the state doubles
crown three times and with only
one more week OF competition,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
BarOnS Go
Ahead.

CLEVELAND. April 8 (INS)-
Cleveland Barons swarmed over
goalie Nick Damore to whip Her
shey Bears last night, 5 to 3, in
the fifth game of the American
League playoffs. The victory gave
the BaronS a 3-2 edge.
George Agar started Cleveland
off at S:31 of the first period. Alex
Ritson tied it up at 1:47 of the
second and Hymie Butler put
Hershey ahead at 6:14 by back
handing one in when Harvey Teno
was drawn out of the cage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

they appear fairly certain to an
mex their fourth crown.
One change was recorded in the
Class A team event when the
Colonial Broach team OF Detroit
hit 1886 for fourth place. The
Colonial Juniors of Detroit
smashed their way into first place
in Glass c with a 1882 count.
Eleanor Koepke of Detroit, last
years all-events champion. lost
her title when she failed 10 do
better than 1874 with sets of 533,
SIS and Sic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Ali AdeIi WrestIes
WiIzer at FairvieW

Ali Adeli, newest Of the Ter
rible Turks 10 appear on local
wrestling mats, is the sixth of the
species to be shown here. He
meets Frank WilZer. Hungarian
strong man. in one of the fea-
tured matches at Falrview Gar
dcns tomorrow night. Ali -Baba
was the most prominent of the
Turks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Spor
5, 900 Turn OVt IN
Tribufe to Trout
By LEO MACDoNELL

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, April Q
Sack at the scene Of his first tri-
umphs in baseball Paul DIZZY
Trout was the central figure Of
Trout Day" here yesterday
A great crowd of ore than
5000 fans turned out 10 welcome
home the home boy who made
good" and the fans not only
cheered Trout tumultuoGSly but
also gave the bic. broad lShoul-
dered right handler a handsome
travelling bag IN which was a sub
-StdutIat check Tor merchandise al
local stores with which 10 fill the
bag.
The crowd included many of
Trout'S uncles, auntS, cousins and
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Pro Grid Loop Play
Held 10 10 Games

NEW YORK. April 9 OUP)-
The National Professional Foot
ball League adopted a resolution
today stipulating that effectiva
with the 1916 season the circuiv
shall comprise no less than 10'
teams or more than u.
The action was regarded as a
step against any possible merger
of the National League with one
of the three other professional
loops which plan to begin opera
tions after the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
He's a Feather

OF course. Terranova makes no
claim 10 the lightweight cham.
pionship. He is a legitimate
featherweight and would like an
other chance to regain the world s
featherweight title as well as
recognition as the junior light
weight champion.
But Shapiro, who has beaten they
best of the lightweights and
featherweights. makes no secret
that he intends 10 win the light
weight crown.
So there is little doubt that
Phil would like 10 check him. just
TO keep the Italians well up IN
the lightweight score
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

vine ltallanS, on the otner
hand. can count nine champions.
including those who have held
the title twice They had never
held the lightweight championship
until Leonard won it and gave
them a goal 10 shoot at
Leonard held his title aintity
1925 when he outgrew the division1
and retired undefeated. He was
succeeded to the throne by jimmy
Goodrich. an Irish-American from
Buffalo. But on Dec 7, 1928.
Goodrich was outpointed by fel-
low tewhsfhar. Rocky Kansas
(nee Rocco Tozze). and the
Italians were on their way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Ticket Sale Opens
NJ Briggs Stadium

A small line of Tiger fans
waited at Briggs Stadium ticket
windows as the Detroit club
opened sale for the opening game
here Friday, April 20, against
Cleveland Indians.
The Tigers formally open the
American League season April
II at ST InliS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

other relatives
as well as a
large delega-
tion of friends
from the Coun-
trNSide.
WITH IN Q M
bcrs OF both
teams grouped
in ceremonies
al home plate.
tn c presenta.
vlDn OF The bag,
~ o ug ht with
r,1OnpN nOnaipd
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
A GOAL-NO FOOLIN--BYL LEAFS KENNEDY

Hockey fans must have
been shocked when Ted
Kennedy of the Leafs made
this one midway i'm the
second. Goalie Lumley, fiat
on the ice. had his stick
against the puck. But
Kennedy pulled it away
and tipped 1t over the
Detroiter's stick. No. II
Is Earl Seibert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Crimmins, Allen
Head Garden Field

John Crimmins 701, Harold Al
len 672, Dave Berger Col are new
leaders in Class A of Louis Ser
riani's Three in Five competition
at Garden Recreation. Each player
has a string of five and is per-
mitted to select three high for
rpCord
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

vantage. Since
Leonard w on
the champions
ship, the Jewish'
people have
beer able TO
boast of only
two lightweight
c h a m pi ion s
I h o u & h they
could boast Of
many lig h T.
weights of near
C h "A ~ pionship
calibre.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

hy school children and adults OF
tho Wabash Valley, was m d G
iuSt before game time, after
which Trout, with cheers ringing
in his ears, went 10 the mound
and pitched his team TO victory
over the White SoX.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

failure of some Of his players 10
come up TO their usual standard
but his wrath is directed at the
Maple Leafs.
II have a long memory and
I'll not forget this. the way the
Maple Leafs came i'm here and
refused 10 move of "A dime"
said Adams after last nights
game. Really 1oused up hockey
for thousands OF fans. Connie
Smythe's TO blame.
"Imagine me trying to explain
to MIR. Norris how Frank Me-
Cool could shut us out twice.
He's not that kind OF a goalie.
But I've got 10 explain that the
Maple Leafs camped out In
front of him all night, while we
beat our brains out trying 10
give the spectators a game for
their SO apiece"
REPRISALS THREATENED
"Say what you want TO about
that being the kind of hockey
that wins Stanley Cup games
you'll see differently In Toronto,
The payoH II going Ia be that
the Leafs won't dare to put on
that kind of hockey before their
own fans. They'd be hooted of
the ice,
II have a good notion IN take
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Briggs Post Practices

Briggs Post Of American Legion
Baseball League will hold work
outs Tuesdays and Thursdays al
Southeastern High Field at 5 p. m.
Report to Manager Andy Tenn
pleton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

While the Red Wings are blue
after two straight defeats by the
Maple Leafs. their boss. Jack
Adams, is red with anger.
Adams has been nettled by the
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

IOtalk 10 IS y 3 TOtAIN fl ID Il II
Ran for Mayo TN slfth
DETROIT -..-..--a o24 oo3 s0f--15
Chicago OiO 600 5O3-
RunS-Webb Boron ? Mayo McNahb 2
Walker 3 York 3 Ciamer 2 Swift outlaw,
Moses . Hocketi 2 Curtwright NageL- Cue
gel Schalk MichAelS 2 Reynolds 2. Runs
hAttsd in--Swift 2 Hnstetie4- Heover. Walker
a CrAmer g. McNabb York 2. Moses,
Hockett 2 Orenro 2. SchAlk Two-hase hits
swift. YORK Walker Moses. Trout. Hockett.
OrenEu Three-base hit--Mosey. Home hun
York Sacrifice hits-HoStetler. Webb. Left
on baseS-TiEers 9. While sax Z. Bases on
balls-ON Trout 2, OF Grove D of Dietrich
1 Struck out--By Trout = by Dietrich
Hits--On Grove 5 in Inning of Dietrich
IA In innings Losing pitchcT--GToye.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Saginaw Boys 3D.
AS cambridge Wins
BY GEORGE f. VAN

NEW YORK April 9Bainbrdge NTS led by the great Adoph
Kefer the AAU title the New York Athletic Club
talking great
who represented Saginaw
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
CARRY OUT COMMANDS

That credit goes to the Leaf
management and the team which
was able TO carry out its COM
mands again to play cautious
hockey. not 10 cease its defense
of McCool unless all the per-
centage was in Torontos favor
The result was one OF the dullest
games Olympia has and a
Toronto victory.
The team that had beaten De-
troit only once in the National
Hockey League season. finally igot
the awaited break after McCoof $
return from his second period
siesta. The Leafs cashed on what
started as one man rush by de-
fenseman Walter tBabe) Pratt
and a defensive lapse by the Red
Wings that permitted center Ted
tTeeter) Kennedy 10 rush up cen.
ter and slap the puck home with
seven minutes left of the period.
AT least two Detroit players,
Earl Seibert and Harold Jackson
were behind the net with Pratt
when the Leaf defenseman ended
his long rush with backward
pass Just as-he was toppied
against the boards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

Detroit altefnAtet-Howe. Lscorbs, Bruno
tesu, Hollett ouackenbuSh. Carveth. Wochy,
McAtse
Toronto Sltsrnstes-Schriner Bodner. Carr.
Hamilton. Stehovski. McCreedy A JAekIon
Referee-King Clancy Linetmsn-BeTt He'd
ges and George Gravel.
FIRST PERIOD
No scoring
PenAlty-BOdnAr
SECOND PERIOD
l-Toronto.' Kennedy fPratti. 1905.
PenAlty-None
THIRD PTRioD
2-Toronto. Morris 1 2 03
PenAlty-Nons
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
CYO Basketball
HIGH- NCnnnI GIRI.

HtGH SCHOOL GIRLS
60 Rita HukkfY
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ustuE
riBr Esdy - strfrks Us f..a-.. 49,
Ecdeero le rStr'f None
GRADT sCHpoI BOY
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r.. CfsFory - - vincent -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Italians in Front

Thus far the fighting for the
lightweight title shows that the
Italian boxers have all the adj
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Stanley Cup PIayoHs

FINALS
L CT CA Pta
Toronto
DETROIT
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Toronto 2 DETROIT o
TUESDAYS CAM
DETROIT at Toronto
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
HILL TRAILS ALONG

The other Detroiters were no.
where near as Kennedy sped up
the center with Mel Hill on his
heels TO grab the puck and skate
right in on Lumley.
T deked (feintedl the Kid
and he played me right" said
Kennedy aftervard. He dived
out and put his stick right
against the puck. But had
all the time In the world and
just pulled II back and Tipped
II over his stick"
Detroit's desperate attack be-
came a despairing one in the final
period when chunky Elwyn Nor
ris, a defenseman who failed 10
score goal in the regular sea-
son. went the length of the ice
to score.
Morris shook away from his
escort. Carl Liscombe, behind the
Detroit net and whirled back. He
beat the puck right off Lumley's
extended mitt and into the net
with series of whacks after
the Detroit goalie had beaten him
on his first shot al the corner.
Jack Adams team. with every
forward line revised and fleet
Steve Woshy replacing Fido Pur-
pur 10 add attacking power, tried
10 make an offensive game of II
from the start.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

/ OF commerce.
Keifer'S team won with 46
points. Ohio State, National In
tercollegiate champions, took sec
ond with 25 points and Saginaw
was next with 20. The fans had
TO remember that Yale was here
with full team, 50 was the New
York A. C., S. Sampson Navy,
Columbia Midshipmen and Olney-
vile, all fine swimming outfits.
But 26-year-old Dave Gaineys
team finished ahead Of all of
them.
You must remember that only
one of the seven boys, Dave Sci
bold, has reached his eighteenth
birthday. Dave upset Joe Ver-
deur in the 220 breast stroke,
Verdeur who holds the record at
200. Saginaw'S other points came
when Dick Weinberg took third in
the 100 behind Alan Ford and
Walter Ris.
Howard Patterson jammed his
way into second place in the l50-
yard backStroke. second 10 kel-
fer. Seibold Patterson and Wein-
berg teamed to take third in the
medley relay at 300 yards and
Jimmy Quigley and Jack Waddell
teamed with Howard and Dick TO
take second in the 4i0-yard relay,
a second TO a great cambridge
quartet.
Wally Ris' victory over Alan
Ford in the 100 Saturday night
was stunning. Ris, 2l-year-old
Bainbridge lad who competed for
Great Lakes last season. swan by
Ford on the last length TO win by
a short foot in :51.7.
Here are the National AAU
champions for 1915:
IO0--Walter Ris. Balnbrdre.
2OO--Geue Rogers, Columbia. 4OO-heo
Nakama Ohio state.
300 brsssi stroke-Dave Scibold Saginaw