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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Edge Is Given
To 0|iverd
ToNiGHrs CARD

Tony Ohvsrs san Frsncisoo Va Chuindrna
valencia. Mexico City. eanumi iol.
Gene BolSnd Detroit. v. willie Edmunda
Grand RaPids. Veltefs tsl.
Nathan Bridges. Detroit. ". Ss Brovnsr
Detroit. nEhtveiShu tsi.
George Bsecs Indianapolis 70 BABE ssun,
ders. San FrsnciSco. Wsters 5.
LORENZO Pnhlss. Mexico city vs Tommy
Tucker, Detroit. fsatherWeighu tsI.
Tony Olivera, No. ! contender
for the world bantamweight
crown. makes his Detroit debut
tonight. facing Chilindrina Valen-
Cia, Mexican bantamweight cham
pieH7 III Hereunder at Arcadia.
Olivera viii be favored on his
record which extends over Il
years and shows l27 victories in
l3S starts. The 27-year-old Coast
battler numbers three world
champions among his victims
Manuel Ortiz. Lou Salica and
Sixto Escobar. He has not been
defeated since June, 1943.
OtiVera has a tentative date
with Willie Pep next month and
could ieopsrdize his chance at the
title claimant il he muffs to-
nights battle
Valencia has al victories In 43
starts. He has beaten some of the
leading contenders including Lo-
renzo Zafora. No. 2 contender.
Jorge RobleS. No. s, and Kuka
Ortiz. No. 10.
One Of ValencisS early defeats
was by Robles but the baby-faced
Mexican title holder avenged that
one in rematch. His only other
loss was TO Sandy Sadler and
Chill" is confident he can erase
that once If he can persuade Sad
Ter 10 meet him again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
NARRAGANsrrr PARE
Additional Sports
On Page Is
Father. Son Team
To Win Sailing Race
BY GEORGE e. VAN

II was just 20 years ago now
that Milt Cross and his son. Milt
Cross Jr., were cleaning up in the
r class with their 39-foot sloop
Ardette. The Cross are still a
winning father-and-son combina-
ton.
Sunday they outguessed their
three rivals in the fluky winds and
won the opening S-meter race Of
the season with Venture. Carl
NoSberg, Les NevinS. Otis Taylor
and Jim Smith we're the other
members of the crew.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
II Sports q
DIR { Y | 7 IEO

Colts biggent turnouts OF the
new season were reported yester-
day on both public and private
courses. Chandler Park led among
the city-oWned courses with $50
nine-hole registrations followed by
$50 at Palmer Park.
Among the private clubs. Plum
Hollow reported $50 players Coun-
try Club lS0, Lochmoor ITS, Oak
land Hills and Crosse lie 140
each, Western l20 ana Red Run
close TO 100.
Today's pro amateur will be
played at Birmingham Country
Club, with each pro allowed three
mariners.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Sugar vs. Basora

Ray (Sugar) Robinson viii fight
Jose BasOra tonight in Philadel-
phia. Next Sunday in New Or
leans, Holman Williams witt take
on Joe Carter.
Pitcher Holleman hurled no.
hitter for Briggs Bombers as they
defeated Kings, SO, in softball
last night at Mack Park. Bomber
cts defeated TWO, ID, and Local
400 won from Bills. %.
Iowa Pre-flight defeated Illinois.
6-5, walk with the bases loaded
in the ninth forcing in the win
ming run =. Jack Pertler gave
st. Francis de Sales only three
hits as St. Rita won 5-3.
George WielaRd OF Detroit was
second as John J. Abate of Phila-
-delPhia wen-tffe- National HAAU
$4,000 meter walking champion
ship at Cincinnati in 5 hours, IS
minutes and 90 seconds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Star Gets Gall

Lorenzo Wright, Negro track at
Wayne, who won three flrsts and
second in the Michigan Col
legiate meet Saturday, is sched-
uled TO be inducted into the
armed forces May %, Coach David
L. Holmes announces.
Michigan and Indiana, tied for
THE Big 10 baseball lead, play
Friday and Saturday at Ann Ar
Dor. Wisconsin established itself
as a threat by winning twice from
Purdue on Saturday. The Badgers
rnow are on The heels OF The
leaders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
His 3-Hitter n
Gains Split
BY LEO MACDONELL

With five victories in as many
starts, three of them shutouts,
and only one earned run scored
against him. AL Benton of the
Tigers today boasted remark
able early spring pitching.
Benton bagged his fifth triumph
in a row yesterday at Briggs
Stadium when the Tigers blanked
the Red Sox, 20, in the second
game of a double-header. The Sox
took the first game handily, 80.
A crowd of SO, 1888 paid custom
ers saw the twin bill.
Here is Benton's brillia nj
record.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Mickey Finds
Foe for Louis

NEW YORK. May II CUP)-
Former middleweight boxing
champion Mickey Walker returned
today from A $4,000 mile overseas
tour for seTvicemen in which he
said he discovered a top fight
challenger for the world heavy
weight boxing crown held by
! T/Sgt. Joe Louis.
Walkers hopeful Is sic Bill
Thompson of Raleigh. n. c.. whom
he met at Belem. Brazil. Walker
said he had made arrangements
to manage Thompson after the
! war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Sees Daughter Isti Time

He marched into Southern
France with General Pstch's Sew.
enth, across France and into a bit
Of Germany.
That was In December. That
was the time he was going 10 meet
his old chum and swimming pal.
Ii Andy Clark who was in the
air corps.
But that raj Runstedt,
spoiled our meeting" 1t. Brene-
man explains. I'VE were going
10 meet In Paris. Then we had
that Ardennes thing and had to
get going into an offensive"
p He never met Clark over there.
He finally got on wheels in
German Mercedes. Some slightly
dead ferries had 10 be removed.
Fifty miles this side Of Munich,
Just a couple Of weeks ago he got
orders. Now what. he thought.
He was told 20 he ready 10 leave
for home in eight hours.
That meant L had To " alt fer
: hours, 80 minutes and SO sec.
onds; II was the incest surprise
Of my whole life."
II meant he'd 500 June again.
his bride Of Just few wceks be.
fore he went 10 North Africa. Al
baby girl. had been born after he
had left.
How did he like herr
Well, | haven't seen her vet,
I'm on my way now. But I
think III like her."
Z Imagine our embarrassment
holding that great soldier awav
from the baby-girl he had never
seen. We apologized
But he was all kindness and
understanding.
"fou learn to be patient In
the army"
Frank Graham, well known
New York sports writer, has
turned out another swell book
entitled The Brooklyn Dodgers"
in which he covers the historical
field in his own backyard. Franks
latest is on par with such
books as his former contributions
Lou Gehrig." The New York
Yankees and "McCraw of the
Giants -. which is enough said.
Lex" Wilson. trainer for Ii.
Cmdr T. D. Buhrs Air Sailor.
Detrolt's leading contender for
this years Kentucky Derby hon.
orS. thinks very highly of his
charge.
Wilson becomes very vexed
with any one who classes Air
Sailor as horse with AN outside
chance.
Since Detroiters last saw the
colt, he has gained lot of weight
and is as sound as a u. S. War
Bond
You will be reading a lot about
various challengers TOR this years
top turf event between now and
June 9, and If Wilson has his way
he at least is going TO talk Air
Sailor into few pre-Derby head
lines.
1t is generally agreed by those
who keep close tab on such thirgs
that the two leading favorites
right now are Ben Jones' Pot o.
Luck, from Warren Wrights Call
umet Stable. and Free for All,
John Marsch's red hot represep-
tatiVe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

Army and Navy and all four con-
tests were scheduled away from
the home fields.
The Wolverines had planned 10
play the Soldiers in Yankee Sta
dunn and the Sailors in the Mu-
nicipal Stadium at Baltimore
Notre Dame was 10 play its an
nual game in the Yaneke Stadium
with the Cadets and then in Cleve-
land against the Sailors.
The difference 10 the treasures
of the schools will be quite no.
ticable. The Yankee Stadium
seats $4,000 for a football game.
So does the Municipal Stadium in
Cleveland. More than $4,000 can
see a game in Baltimore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

10 tne lelt OF
the cen [ er
mark between
his heels. This
is as it should
be.
N The ball is
positioned for
ward of center
with long woods
and long irons
because I h Q
longest flight is
obtained il the
impact between
club face and
ball occurs just
after the club
head has passed
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
ARMIDA SECOND

Venture, reaching up and down
the course from the Detroit Yacht
Club 10 the turn at Seven Mile
road dock In Lake st. Clair. was a
minute and Is seconds ahead Of
the well-sailed Armida of George
Gonyeau which got away from
Pintail Of Perce Darnell and
Clyde Palmer IN the last three
miles Of the l1-mile race. 10 take
second. Tom Petzold's Thisbe.
which led In the early stages Of
the race until she ran out Of wind
near Windmill Point. took fourth.
behind Pintsil.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

The Derby and those souls
stirring first few seconds a. the
band surges into MY Old Kens
lucky Home" A world cham.
pionship heavyweight fight. tha
buzz of thousands of voices as
the Champ comes down the aisle
TO the ring, a buzz that merRes
into a roaring cheer. And because
he happened in our time that
Champ shall always be Joe Louis.
There's the second before the
kickoff before any Michigan Ohio
State game, the meeting at thu
plate between the rival team cap.
tains during the world series, the
colorful drama of an Army-Navy
game. putt that rolls downhill 10
win a golf title.
All these flash In memory, but
none surpass the drive we got
after meeting 1t. Ira Brene.
man of our army after all these
wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Fueqo Beats Eayori+e
Times Photo

TIJUANA. Mexico, May Il
AtP4 Arcadia Stables Fuego
was a length and a half victor
yesterday over Mrs r, {. Hodges
Turntable, even money favorite.
in the $500 Tijuana Cup at the
Hipodromo de Tijuana. The time
for the mile and a half was
= 81 as.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
He's Well Liked

Quite q success story that is
expected 10 grow more brilliant
as the season progresses.
And IL couldn't happen 10 a
nicer guy. Endowed with a grand
disposition. unspoiled by migraine
headaches which caused his dis
charge from the Navy. Benton is
one of the most DOpular plaVerS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

in all baseball
- b h Will,
players OF all
teams and those
among the fans
who know him.
AT Ev a n s :
vile, d urin &
spring training,
s te We O'Neill
was asked if he
planned to use
B e n ton as a
starting pitcher,
IL hein q re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

called that the big right-hander
was an outstanding relief pitcher
with the Tigers in 1870, the year
the club won its last -pennart.-
"Sure, he will be starting
pitcher" ONeill replied, "and
he IL going To do all right"
The Tiger skipper proved TO be
n coOd DrOphet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

Nlbll, bd1Nth ny W dlA'l billlNlN
and managed by Ace Lee. ran its
winning streak to three by taking
doubleneader yesterday. Moran
first won from Pepsi-Cola. 81,
and followed with A l4-6 decision
over Gem. Last year Lees club
lost its first four games.
Wet grounds AZ Belle Isle forced
postponement of the opening Of
the Firemen's Midget Division as
well as the Auto Club-ArthurS
Class A contest. Games at Jayne
Field were called off for the same
reason.
WIN IN NINTH
Shorty Moran engaged in a nip
and-tuCk battle with PepSi-Cola,
aand won out in the ninth after
Neil SteYenSon's walk and John
Zdrodowski's two-bagger.
Moran came from behind 10
score u runs in the last four in
nings. aided by loose fielding in
Gems part. Harry kalapinski con-
tributed a triple and double as
Jesse Carson hung up his second
victory.
Paris and Ash Club put on a
good game in the other Class A
contest. Paris winning ont after
- innings. 6-5. Tony Bukovich
of Paris. in outpitching his rival.
Ralph Webber. tied up the game
in the last Of the ninth by driving
in two runs with a single. Singles
by Walt Sierra and Stevenson IN
the twelfth was followed by wild
pitch, enabling Sierra TO score.
UNBEATEN IN B'
Eureka and OalSwood Blue
jackets won their second straight
in Class B with ease. Eureka beat
Epiphany Lutheran behind Nick
Willerer's Seven-hit pitching. as
Oakwood beat Dixie, LIE, on only
six hits.
Griffin scored 10 runs in the
first inning to swamp Efficient,
1872. with Earl Slosscr and Ed
Rieman each bagging four hits.
Johns scored three times in the
seventh 10 down UAW ia, SD.
Little jim Dimitriadis, southpaw
pitcher for Clyde in Glass -,
hurled one-hitter and famed
Ia as Clyde blanked Kozaren, 1910.
A week before Jim pitched a
three-hit victory over Detroiters.
LEGION STANDOUT
Detroit Firemen. Springfield
and Northwest Lions also re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

The moderate 70 light winds
changed from west 10 east dur.
ing the race. The boats sailed on
"a hee-line. well off the wind com
ing and going. cracked out spin.
makers in the last two miles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
CrisIer Homo

Herbert O. Fritz CriSler. ath-
letic director OF the University OF
Michigan returned TO his Ann
Arbor office this Afternoon. He had
been on 1oo00-mile trip for the
army overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
SpOr
Mack Released
Big Al-No Wonder
BY LEO mcdonnell

Ten years aeo-baek in 1885
Connie Mack saw no future in the
big leagues for Al Benton.
At least, Al needed a lot more
grooming in the minors before he
would be a success on a mound IN
the majors.
And. Mr.. Mack. az the time had
good reason 10 think so.
Benton. that season. pitched in
n games for the Athletics and
yielded magnaninous total OF
7.73 earned runs per game.
So, the reader can understand
why MIR. Mack sent Benton TO
-Williamsport, Pa.
Yesterday at Briggs stadium,
the same Benton. slightly older
bat mitch more -riggardfy with
his runs, racked up his fifth
victory In as many starts, a
string of spectacular triumphs
In which he gave up only one
earned run and bagged three
shutouts 10 make him the
mound sensation of the spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
ODT Ruling May Hit
u. NJ. Irish Hardest
BY EDGAR HAYES

Michigan may the
hardest ruling of the Office Of Defense TranSpora
ton prohibiting football gdron but the home field
of schools
and scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

Doesn't it look like spring to
see today's player lined up for
long shot with wood? Notice that
the ball is played several inches
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Home Run Hit+ers

Trlplett Phils o'Des Cardinals GsIsa.
DodserS OF. Giants. Mccormick. Reds. Kerr.
Giants Sanders. Cardinals, stephens.
br0wnt.- 5ohnrorr Rrf SOY Gift, SrnstnrT
Curtvrirht white Sov Sieoert Athletics.
The lesders-Ott. Giants. s, Stepheps.
Browns. g.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Twin Victory Gives
MOraMS 3d Straight
BY JAKE BERSON
(Scores on Page I6)

Shorty Moran Club composed mostly old apparently
is intent good
rough days ahead the Class
The carving
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
BETTER. Golf
THE BALLS POSITION
By SAM SNEAD
Coils Great Teacher and Ploye,

(This is the sixth Of a series of illustrated golf
lessons by Sneod Ohich Oiu appear daily in the sports
pages of The Detroit Tines.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
American Association

Toledo 80. Kansas City i-2
Columbus o.. Milwaukee so.
Indianapolis 81 81 Paul 20
Louisville As. Minneapolis ll-s
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Benton Adds No. to Brilliant Record Rob Tale
1t, Ira Breneman
Home From Mar
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

There have been all kinds ol
thrills, moving incidents and
other events that tugged at the
heart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

the lowest point Of the swing and
has started TO rise.
With a straight faced No. ]
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
IN TROUBLE ONCE

In six OF the nine innings
Benton turned back the Red SoX
in one. two-three order. He was
in serious trouble in only one
inning but pitched himself out
nicely. His mates played fine ball
behind him. Bobby Maier and Doc
Cramer contributing the fielding
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

. IN one, tWO-tnTee O1ueT. lie Was
i'm serious trouble in only one
inning but pitched himself out
nicely. His mates played fine ball
behind him, Bobby Maier and Doc
Cramer contributing the fielding
gems.
Jim Wilson, recruit right
handler from Louisville, held the
Tigers 10 five hits, pitching on
comparatively even terms WITH
Benton. Temporary lapses in two
innings proved costly TO Wilson.
His walks 10 Maier and Eddie
Mayo, first two men 10 face him
in the first inning paved the way
10 one Of the two Tiger tallies.
Roy Cullenbine laid down
pretty buHt which advanced the
two runners and Maief scored
after Lloyd Christopher SHARED
Rudy York's fly in deep center.
Only -thHee!fff fffgers- faeed=tF4 wilson "
in each of the next five innings.
Then in the seventh the Tigers
punched three of their five bingles
and scored their second marker.
With one out, York singled 10 left
and then advanced to third when
Doc Cramer punched a nne-base
hit 10 center. Jimmy Outlaw flew
out TO Christopher and York came
home after the catch.
Benton's one shaky inning WAS
the fourth. With one out, Pete
Fox, ye olde Tiger. was given
life at first when Mayo scrambled
his grounder after a nice dash.
Jack Tobtn beat out bunt for A
single. Christopher forced Tobin.
Fred Walters grounded TO Skeeter
Webb. who made a nice stop and
grand throw to Mayo. forcing
Christopher at second for a third
out, nullifying FoX's run.
NO. 3 FOR FERRISS
The play 9t second was closer
than the Sianlese twins and Man
ager Joe [-onin. benched with
broken leg. screamed loud pro-
tests from the Boston dugout
Otherwise, Benton had things
pretty much his own way. He
struck out four batSmen and
walked only two. Wilson passed
but two and whitfield three.
Dave FerriSs. the broad-Shoul-
dered young recruit righthander
from off a Virginia farm, boosted
his victories 10 three in as many
starts in winning the first game
The Tiger runs were the first TO
be scored off him. lie had hurled
two shutoutS. Fcrriss whitfield nine
batsmen and walked three. lie
famed York four times
And. while FerrjSS was keeping
nine Tiger hits scattered the Red
SoX were walloping the tar out
OF Paul DIZZY Trout. setback
which fhwarted the Tiger right
handlers bid for five victories in
SIX starts.
Trout. far off form. gave up IL
hits and six runs in six and one
third innings. A home run by Bob
Johnson, the big Boston slugger'S s
fourth Of the season, accounted for
two TALES in the fourth inning.
Four more crossed the plate be-
fore Trout was extracted in the
seventh.
Walter Wilson and Joe Orrell
finished the game. Wilson gave
up three hits and two runs in the
eighth. Orrell rubbed out the Sox
in order in the ninth. Incidentally,
Orrell is due 10 be called into the
army next week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
DIFFERENCE is BIG

The home field Of the Army al
West Point can pack in 28,00O
fans while Annapolis is limited "a
22.000. With sellouts assured al
both games il would mean a diff
ference of $4,000 fans 10 Michi-
gan. And with tickets being sold
for three and four dollars the
money involved is considerable.
If the ODT rules New York and
Baltimore can not be considered
home field for the Army and
Navy the solution for Michigan
might be found in transferring
the two games TO Ann Arbor. The
service teams are scheduled at
Ann hISSS Next year.
But with Army and Navy added
to Michigan's home program they
would have all their top teams
on the home gridiron as both
Minnesota and Ohio State. the
best drawing cards of the West
ern Conference, are at Ann Arbor
this year.
Michigan has long sought for
mula that would bring Ohio State
and the GopherS TO Ann Arbor on
alternate years. This emergency
may give them their chance.
ROOM on HOME CARD
Notre Dame could easily enter
tain both Army and Navy at
home As It's home schedule isn't
overloaded, With the exception
Of a game in Soldiers Field in
1880 the irish have been Journey
ing east 10 play tho Army since
before the days OF Gus Dorais and
Knute Rockne As players.
University or Detroit and Mis-
siSsippl State toresaw such a rul-
ing when they contracted TO play
at Memphis and The contract be-
tween the team schools calls for
the game 10 be played at MiSsis.
lsippi II necessary
Few other gsmes are involved
unless Ohio State again planned
Cleveland games. The Buckeyes
have found a contest in the big
gest city in Ohio every year is an
excellent arrangement
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
DBF STANDINGS
Scratches
srOpTsMANa pApv

SFORTsMANs PARK
Weather raining. track. siopo.
First Race-Mohoh Memo. Dixis's FirtI
Second Race-Sslly I. Playante
Third Raee-Ameficsn Bride, NsrcHp.
fifth Rsce-Fsir sand,
Slztb Race-hissy Miss. Tex HyEro.
Eif9 .h Race-Brffhsnf yr.
NARRAGANsETT PARK
weather, clear, track, tlov.
First Race-FriAr'f Scout.
Second Rkce-GrAnd Day.
Fourth Race-Josn Elise
Sixth Raee-Ample Reward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

wood the ball must be teed up 10
get the correct height in flight
to yield the most yardage.
The ball is moved back perhaps
an inch nearer center for a No. 2
wood, the brassie, because the
brassie is more lofted than the
driver. And by so positioning the
ball the club head contacts il AL
most instantly as the brassie
passes the low point in the swing
and starts up. This gives the long
est controlled flight.
And for the same reason the
ball is positioned another inch
nearer center for the spoon, your
No. 3 club,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
EDITORS NOTE, Send q

EDITORS NOTE, Send TO
Sam Sneod. care Golf Editor,
Detroit Times -3fr for diagram,
shouting the correct stance and
the relationship Of the ball 10
the stance. Enclose 5-eent
stamped. ssif.oddrssssd snVs.
Iope for reply.
Protected oy John ?. Ollie COL
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
Saturday Night Scores

Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 2
81 Louis :. Philadelphia J.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15
How They Stand
ANERIcAN LEAGuE

SATURDAY NIGHT RESULTS
81 Louis . Philsdslp pnis 2
sunday's Games Monday Cams
nos so DIT "a. Phil 81 DET. trgtnl .
D. Y Ia Cles o-4.\ y Y. at chi.
fFirst gsue ! q In III WAEh e. Citvs
Phi f-2i 50 I Is. Bot 81 s. 4 ulght.
mi 81 - ID
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-15

Detroit Firemen. Springfield
nd Northwest Lions also re-
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