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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Great Lakes Easy
CCC Winner
Western Michigan
Team Places Fourth

GREAT LAKES. June 2-Great
Lakes presented balanced squad
that scored in practically every
event 10 pile up as points as II
won the team title in the Central
Collegiate track and field cham
pionships today.
Purdue finished second with 30
points. Marquette had q. Western
Michigan %. Notre Dame 20 and
10 other schools trailed far behind
There were no record perform
ances. due chiefly 10 a water
logged track. but three individu-
ais managed 10 rack up double
victories Les Eisenhart. Great
Lakes distance star. had no trou-
bile winning the SS0-yard run and
the mile event.
Dwight Eddleman. former Uni
verSity of Illinois freshman star,
won the broad lump and high
Jump as representative Of
Wright Field. Ohio. Eddleman
won the high Jump with A mere
siX-feet-two leap. Ken Weisner.
Marquette star who won the
event last year. finished fourth,
Lee Hofacre, Drake University
freshman. took the 440 sprint and
the 220-yard low hurdles. Hofacre
was awarded the Nicholson trophy
as the outstanding athlete.
Grover klemmer. Great Lakes
sprint favorite. was beaten by
Marquette's Chuck Bcaudry, who
ran a SO century.
Western Michigan OF kalama-
700 was surprisingly strong Billy
Moore won the pole vault at u
feet s inches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

horseshoes blanks and only 100
golf.
Horseshoes is a popular lunch
hour sport at many industrial
plants. notably Briggs and Chrys-
Ter where, several hundred pitch
ers toss ringers every noon hour.
Archery was added TO the list
Of tournaments for the Industrial
Association and details are now
being worked out for an early
October outdoor tournament.
Although hockey was rejected
from the fall and winter program,
the association will work out plans
for table tennis. pocket billiards.
basketball and bowling and will
announce conditions OF competi-
tion at an industrial banquet late
in September. -
Amateur boxing was shSlved
until after the war when rC-ular
shows will 6e staged in co-opcra-
ton with the AAU.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Tigers Drop Second in Row to Boston, ST
Champs, Medahsts
Both Advance
Ahern-C Campbell
Win in First Round
BY VI. =. DRUKENBRoD

GRAND RAPIDS, June . Bat
ting in the rain, cold and on
soggy fairWayS. both tho defend
ing champions and the medalistS
survived today'> first round Of
the Blythedeld Invitional golf
tournament.
Bob KoSten and Jack Sharp
the home pair VINO Won last year.
took a thrilling 2l-hole morning
match from Sgt. Waiter Burkemo
and Ed Someryille of Chicago.
The defending champions won the
third extra hole with a par when
both of their Chicago opponents
3-putted.
The winneN got another good
break back on the eleventh, win
ming the hole and squaring the
match when Somervilie 3-putted
from s feet. The two teams halved
from there to the 2lSt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
One Up, One Down

During the training season Rex
CECIL looked like the Red Sox
= pitcher =. Dave terriss had
M made his appearance
With two victories and five de-
fcatS, Tex tTas gone 10 me minors
at louisville Ferris Is a SEN
satlon He has won all seven
starts.
He has beaten every club in the
league except Washington, club
he has yet 10 meet -. lie mas
allowed only five runs Be-
sides being a mound phenom, the
former soldier is Boston's best
hitter with mark Of -444
One of our field agents tells
us the field has narrowed 10
where the winner Of the Kentucky
Derby Is expected 10 come from
five horses -. Burning Dream,
Pot oLuck, Alexis, Jeep and War
Jeep -. Pete Gray'S rooters from
nearby Pennsylvania, the state
which claims the one-armed won
der as us citizen. presented the
BroHRs Plster wIJh-a $50 war
bond al Yankee Stadium re-
Gently.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Kleilnan Shuts Out
Yanks, 40
Indian Hurler
Allows Six Hits

NEW YORK. June 2 (UP)-
Bespectacled Ed Klieman admin
istered the third shutout of the
year upon the New York Yankees
today with a siX-hitter as the
Cleveland Indians won, 40 in a
game held up at the end Of the
eighth inning because of heavy
thunderstorm.
PLAY was resumed after a delay
of an hour and % minutes. Ernie
Bonham was tagged with his
fourth straight defeat without a
win.
frankie Hayes and Lambert
Dutch Meyer. both recently ac-
duired by the Tribe in trades,
were instrumental in he Up n &
Klieman score his first triumph.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Brooklyn Shift
0kdyed by NFL

NEW YORK. June . up
The National Football League
solved It's most pressing postwar
problem today when the New
York Giants consented TO the
transfer of the Brooklyn Tigers TO
Yankee Stadium.
The action was announced by
Commissioner Layden.
The shift will take place in
1916. This fall the Tigers will
merge with the Boston Yanks with
all home games except one played
at Boston The exception will be
a game against the New York
Giants al Yankee Stadium
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Yankee Stadium for games In New
York.
Col Larry MacPhail says Red
Ruffing is earmarked for overseas
duty Notwithstanding that the
pitchers application for discharge
has been filed Rutfing turned
60 in May.
Bob Hope and Bing Crosby are
iust a couple OF frustrated ath-
jetes. it is reported by Joe VIII
IiamS e., Bob always wanted TO
be fighter And Blng wanted
20 be second baseTan -. &.
Jamaica. on Long Island, where
64.537 saw racing Memorial Day,
has a seating capacity of l3,1O0
=. Where dld they put the GUS
toners -. out IN the lnflcld, they
say ... That's like putting 10000
persons i'm OlNmpla
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Preps Decide Baseball,
Golf and Net CroWns

Because of its perfect record in
regular competition. Chadsey has
been made favorite 10 win the
baseball crown Another reason
the Explorers are rated highly is
the presence of Bill Glane. south
paw pitcher. who is competing in
his third season.
Glane will be opposed Monday
by another lefthander, Ray An
drews of Redford, Andrews, like
Glane. is unbcaten I h s season.
Southeastern will count on its
pitching star. Worden Burke.
ChadSey was the only team TO
go through the season without
defeat Redford dropped one
league game, while the others lost
two apiece,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Winding up their 1944-45 sports

Winding up their 1944-45 sports
>pgram. Metropolitan League
a. teams this week d c ! d e
championships in baseball, tennis
and golf.
Baseball Semiiinals are listed
Monday al Northwestern Field.
with Redford facing Chadsey in
one game. Southeastern will take
on either Highland Park OF Perish
ing i'm the other. The finals will
be played Wednesday at Briggs
Stadium
= Golf title play is scheduled for
Tuesday al Rsckham. Singles and
doubles title competition IN tennis
will be held Monday at North
western courts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
ADD A RUN

With a run in the first inning,
the Red Sox were off to a pleas
ant start. There was one down
when Ben Steiner singled to CEN
ter. Later, Steiner moved to Sec
ond on a passed ball and later
still scored when Tom Mcbride
shot one-base drive into center.
Another Boston run was
chalked up in the. fourth, again
with timely hitting. johnson. first
up. walked. After Lazor grounded
out. Lake singled to left. johnson
pulling up at third. Tobin
grounded TO York and Johnson
was nailed trying TO score. But
later Lake did click at home on
single by Bob Garbark.
Then came Lazor's homer and
three more tallies in the eighth.
Steiner led off with a single and
was sacrificed to second by Me-
Bride. johnson drew an inten-
tional walk and then Lazor
dubbed the ball far out into the
right field bleachers for his first
I homer of the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Won First Ten

While Bostonians are paying
proper homage to Ferriss, old
timers call attention 10 Harry
Krause. a Southpaw who bagged
his first 10 games. pitching for
the Athletics. .krause came out
of ST Mary's tCaD College
from whence came Harry He'll
mann. Harry Hooper. Duffy
Lewis. Duster Mails and other
baseball greats Of another era.
Pete Fox. the former Tiger. has
been out of the Red SoX lineup
with a sore arm, the result of
pitched ball Tigers got big
bang out Of Walter Boom Boom)
Becks fiVc-hlt victory for the
Reds against The Phils Al
UnSer. like Beck an oN-Tiger.
was the Cincinnati catcher .
~ Tigers sold Al to the Reds
Irtly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
u. Of NJ. Golfers Beat
W. Mich. l61 10 i

ANN ARBOR, June 2-The
University Of Michigan golf squad
ended the 1915 dual match sea-
son today defeating Western
Michigan, 1917 to IL. It was the
Wolverines sixth victory and sec
ond win of the season over the
Broncos.
Michigan will send six lnkSmen
to the NCAA golf championships
10 be held at Columbus June %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Husing and DoIan Air
Kentucky Derby

NEW YORK. June 2 up
Ted HuSing and Jimmy Dolan,
veteran radio sports announcers,
Will describe the running of the
list annual Kentucky Derby from
Churchill Downs on June 9. over
the full Columbia Broadcasting
System and the Dominion net
work of the Canadian Broadcast
ing Corp. officials announced
TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
ONE FAVoRITE

Free for All. the hottest favor
ite in the race. was eliminated
because OF pulled tendon. and
now the Derby is a matter Of
chance for such 3-year-olds as
Burning Dream. Hopp Jr., Alexis,
Jeep, Pot o Luck. Air Sailor, War
Jeep and assorted others.
The horse most favored by
track strategiSts is Burnin
Dream, Col. z. r. Bradley's entry
which last weekend swept 10 an
easy victory in the mile Derby
trial.
But a lot Of trackmen have a
soft spot IN their hearts for Sea
Swallow, Charles s. Howard's
entry
There's Il Cmdr T. y. Bulls
Air Sailor also gwen more than
chance Lookout Stock Farm $
Foreign Agent has come up to
the front line group. and Darby
Dleppe - 4 contender
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Wdrneke 10 Rejoin
Cubs Next Week

CHICAGO. June . (CP)-Lon
Warneke. veteran of dozen
major league pitching campaigns,
will Join the Chicago Cubs next
week. He has been on leave of
absence serving in a civilian ca
pacity in a naval ordnance district
in Arkansas
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Gets Ace at RammIer

Carl Robenette. Detroit war
worker. scored a hole-in-one at
Rammler Golf Club Saturday. sink
ing his tee shot on the l16-yard
number two hole with p No !
iron Buck and Charles Schwartz
enberg Were his partners. lie fin.
iShed with 79.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Can't Hit. Quits

WASHINGTON. June 2 up
Jake Powell, veteran Washington
Senator outfielder. announced to-
day that he was quitting the club
because he had been benched for
failure to hit and would return TO
his former job as a Montgomery
County, Md. policeman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Plum Hollow Golfer
Gets Hole-in-One

Getting in his round Of golf be-
fore the rains fell. d. Q. Slater
scored a hole-in-one at Plum Hol-
low Saturday afternoon. He sank
his No. 3 shot on the 155-yard
14th hole and carded an 81 He
was playing with his son, John.
Charles Decker was the caddy,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Totals SO 10 "a IL Totals 81 a p "a
a.BAfted for Grove IN fifth.
b-Batted for JohnsoA IN ninth.
Chicago 100 600 oOO-i
Washington 900 $40 04S-s
Runs-Moses, Case Gift. Torres ?, Ventura
vaughn Torres Runs batted in-DickshOt
Torres 2 Ferrel a. Case, Gift. Two-base
hits-vaughn, Terrell, Johnson, Case Three
LEONARD Double plays-Torres % Vaughn to
Kuhel Myatt TO Kuhe Vaughn 70 Torres 10
Kuhei Left on baSes-Chicago 10. Wash
inEton Bases on balls-On Leonard 2 of
Grove 2. off johnson / Struck oui-By
Grove by Leonard 2 by johnson 4. Hts
Oft Grove IN 4 innings. off johnson 7 in
innings hit by pitcher-By Grove Myattj.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
1t. Eddie Nav Killed

BELOIT Wis. June 2 tUP)--
1t. Eddie May. former All-Mid-
western Conference football half
back and basketball guard. died
IN France May 26, his parents
were notified today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
State Game OF

EAST LANSING. juno = CUPl
-Michigan States scheduled
baseball game today with Michi-
gan Normal College was post
poned due 10 wet grounds. The
game probably will be rcscheduled
next Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
AiEDALISTs WIN

Randall Ahern and Lou Camp
bell, medalists yesterday with II,
defeated their eliminates from
Detrot's Meadowbrook. 4 and 3.
The winners We're only ? over par
for the distance.
John Driver and Harold Kelly
of Red Run gave Detroit another
pair in the second round when
they won from Ed Tasker and
ByrneS Maus of Toledo, ] up on
the nineteenth.
The Red Run pair We're 2 down
starting the seventeenth, but won
both that and the eighteenth with
pars to even the match.
Detroit's other team, Perry
Byard and Ned Begle, bfether-in-
laws from Birmingham and Oak
land Hills, were eliminated by
Max Borgeson and AL Weaver of
Muskegon, l down.
FIRST ROUND RESULTS
Randall Ahern-Lou Campbell. Detroit de-
featec Jerry Lynch-Br9no Minkiey. Detroit.
Harold Brink-HsrmIs Miller. Grand Rspids.
defeated Rox and Jim Taylor, Grand Rapids.
4-3
Bob Kosten-Jack Sharp. Grand Rapids de-
feated sat. Walter BuFkemo-Ed somerville, /
Up, 2l holes
A. L. smith-Dsve Perry. Grand Rapids de-
fested Ted OlSee-Art Dawson. Grand Rapids,
ia
Max Borgeson-Ai Weaver. MuSkezon. de-
feated Perry Byard-Hed Begle. Detroit, / up
c A. Benedict-Mike Heimler Grand Rapids
defeated J. Yonkman-L. BlodEett. Grand
Rsp pidS. ] up
Peter wesSel-Peter zegunis Grand Rapids
defeated Joe shepherd-Bnl Walsh, Kalamazoo
4 up, i9 holes.
John DriyeF-Harold Kelly Detroit defeated
"a Tasker-BJues Msus, Toledo, up, lt
holes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Sports
Hayes-Mack Tiff
Caused That Trade
By LEO MACDoNELL

bSTON, June 2-The Ath-
|Sssics traded frankie Hayes TO the
Indians for Buddy Rosar because
Of disagreements between the
catcher and Connie Mack, accord
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Ford, Others Honored

NEW HAVEN, June 2 CUP)-
Capt. Alan Ford of Balboa. c. L.,
captain-elect Phil Stetler and
Hugh McMullen today received
trophies as outstanding members
OF Yale's l944-45 swimming team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Browns Blank
.Ma(ks, . TO 0
InternAtionsl Sound Photo

PHILADELPHIA. June 2 CUP)
A lf-hit attack supported Jack
kramer'S shutout pitching today
as the ST. Louis Browns blanked
the Philadelphia Athletics for the
second straight day. 9 TO 0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Coe Gets Hole-in-One

Ed Coe. 2637 Boston Blvd,
aced the seventeenth hole. 1862
yards, with No. 2 iron at Glen
Oakes playing with Ken Phillips
and Jim Stacey in the Vickers
League Coe had 66-57 for 123.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh I. Philadelphia 6.
Boston 3, Chicago 4 Go In
nings).
New York st st. Louis, night
game.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, post
nnned
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Cooley finished with II SID
points, beating out DENNY, which
had go 6-7. Miller was third with
SO sid.
Trenton High repeated in Class
B with top total Of 29l2. Latter
events of the meet were run in a
downpour. No records were
broken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

ing TO the in
side story OF
he amazing
deal Cos
sip has il the
swap is a fore
runner OF nego-
tiations 10 put
jeff Heath in a
p h / ! adelphid
uniform
Chick Meehan
Withdrew n {
United States
Pro Football
n -r.rvrrr
the see n e be-
cause he was
,t,,nhln 10 GOT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Senators Win on
Ferre|I' $ Hitting

WASHINGTON. June 2 (UPl
Rick Ferrell, veteran catcher,
led the Washington Senators 10
an 8 to l victory over the Chicago
White Sox this afternoon.
Ferrell hit a triple and a double
10 drive in four runs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEA

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston 5, DETROIT 1.
Washington 8, Chicago l.
st. Louis 8, Philadelphia o.
Cleveland 4. New York o.
SUNDAY GAMES
Detroit at Boston (2).
Cleveland at New York (2).
Chicago at Washington (2).
81. Louis at Philadelphia (2).
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Derby Horses
Are Beaten
Darby Dieppe Wins;
Air Sailor Third
~ tnrsd rts,s

NJ NhNto Tftsh
Three of the top candidates for
the Kentucky Derby were also
rams today in the $4,000 added
Bite Grass Stakes AT Churchill
Downs as Stymie defeated a field
of four other handicap stars in
the $4,000 added Grey Lag Han
dicap at Jamaica.
Pot O. Luck. Calumet Farms
main hope for the Derby; Buring
Dream with which Col +. w.
Bradley hopes TO gain his fifth
victory in the run for the roses,
and BHymeabond lost a lot of
support on their showing in the
Blue Grass Stakes.
Darby Dieppe. owned by Mrs.
w. G. Lewis and who is entered
in the Derby, won the test Of one
and lis miles in in l;53 2-5.
Fighting Step, with G. South
up. was second. and Air Sailor
was third. Ten Derby candidates
ran IN the Iaga.--------=
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
olo 600 oo3-4
600 600 OOO-O
7 y y IUT III
New York

Runs-Hayes 2 Seerey Ross Error
Wheeler Runs batted ln-Meyer 2 Ross
Rocco. Two-bsse hit-Kleimen. stolen buses
Martin. Lindell. Sacrifice rits--Bonham,
Stimweirs. Double play--Kiieman 20 Meyer
10 Rocco. Left on bases-Cleveland 5 New
York 10. Bases on balls--Ou Kueman q of
Bonham !. Struck Out--By Bonham ,. by
IN szs innings off Roser o In - inning
Losing pitcher-Bonham.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
0rre|| Loses
ToHdusnndnn
Houtteman Victim
Of Home Run
By LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON. June behind the
effective six-hit pitching of Glenn
HauSmann. stocky Texan making
his first appearance of the season
in a starting role. the Red Sox
whipped the Tigers, ) to /, here
today.
Braving frosty weather. crowd
Of 1852 paid customers saw the
Red Sox knock over the Tigers
for the second straight day.
While the BostonS chalked up
but one more hit than the Tigers,
their timing was much better.
One of the blows was home run
by Johnny Lazor in the eighth In
ming off Art HeHtteman, which
came with two runners on the
bases.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Cooley Takes Third
Relay Title in Row
By JAKE BERSON

Cooley High dehroned Miller city outdoor track cham
still king in the Wayne University Relays
Coach Claude Snareys Cardinals finished first in OF
their capture the eleventh annual for the third
.l-a arnuS S. Dnl.n
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Tiger Box Score
DETROIT

T0taIt 3 q 7 TotaIs 70 q TO
aBstted for orrell In the seventh.
bBstied for webb In ninth
oBstted for Houtteman In ninth
DETROIT 600 100 ooO-i
Boston 100 100 o3x-5
Runs Cullenbine. Steiner 2, Johnson
Lazor. Lake. Runs batted in--McBride Gar
bark. La1or 3. ErrorS-York, Lake 2 Home
run-LaSor Sacrifice hits-Cramer. Mcbride
stolen baSe-Steiner. Left on bases-Dctroit
3 Boston 5. Bases on balls-On Orrell 2 .
of Hsusman ,. off Houtteman 1, Struck out
BY Orrell !, by HsusmAn l. Hits-On
Orrcll IA Innings HIT bf pitcher-By
Orrell tNetkovichl. Passed bsll--Richsrds
Umpires-PasSarella. MCGOWAN and Stewart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
I2 Run IN DERBY

CHURCHILL ID o w N s, KY,
June 2 tINSD-The smallest field
in years today was in prospect for
the list running OF the Kentucky
Derby.
Only Il horses remained in the
running for The turf classic next
Saturday and by post time the
field may BE- further reduced.
Weather conditions may be
ideal for the Derby say long
range weathermcn. who base their
predictions on perfect early sum-
mer weather
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Runs-GutteridFe Kreeylch stephens
Martin ,. McQuinn schultz Msncus0 Errors
stephens. Mancuso Custeridge, ByTnes
Martin AcQuinn Schultz TWU-bsse hit
Martin stolen base-GutteridFe Sacrifice hl'
-Byrnes Double playy-Gasgsvay 90 WINES
to Siebeyt wilkins 90 Hall 90 Sieberf Left
on hases-St Louis = PhiIadeIptlA tlA-A-- -Bases
On balis--ON GaEyswsv or BIaCk > or
kramer Strucs oat-By Rramer by
CAssaWsy, 2 BY BLACK 4 by Cernn uits
or CasssEsy IN 32s innings rW Back
IN 3 a. inuinKs on CeTkin ! in innings
Losing ptcncr-CasssWey Cmpires-WeafeT.
Jones and Hubbard. Time IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
STYMIE WINS

Stymie, winning his second race
in three starts since the ban was
lifted. won the closing day feature
AT Jamaica when Bobby Permans
rode him TO victory over Alex
Barth. which was second Bound.
ing Home, which finished third
and Olympic Zenith and Great
Rush Stymie covered the mile
and eHe-eieitttr IN f:49 f-o.
Spangled Game the taperite,
won the $1,000 added Rhode
Island Handicap al Narragansett
with Easy Chance second and
Toolmaker third. The S., 900 added
Juliet Stakes-at- Lincoln Fields
went 10 Port List with Knights
Gift second and Overnight third
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Probable Pitchers
By United Press
,MERIrAN IIAGII

ANENII n IIAGII
Cleveland Reynolds - and Gr0mek 5-11
AZ New YORK BoroWy 6-l and DusieI a. 3 b..
Chicago Lee 6-2 and Pspish % or Hum
phries IL al Washington wolf "a and
Pieretti 4-3l
ST. Louis Shirley a. and Potter 4.3l az
Philadelphia tNesSom Is and Christopher
-
DTTRoIT tTRoUT an AND NTwHOJ SIR
s-A) AZ Boston Wilson Is and Terry 90
NAIIONAI IIAgII
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

-
their timing was much better.
One of the blows was home run
by Johnny Lazor in the eighth In
ming off Art Heutteman. which
came with two runners on the
bases.
DOES WELL ENOUGH
Houtteman had replaced Orrell.
who was lifted for a pinch hitter
in the seventh frame after pitch.
ing well enough. though diseotr-
agingly, since his mates at the
plate were feeble in the clutches.
The Tigers scored their only
marker in the fourth inning and
il was unearned. being the fruit
of an error by Eddie Lake. the
Boston shortstop
With one way, both Roy Cul-
lenbine and Rudy York were
given walks. Then Doc Cramer
grounded To Hausmann. who
nipped York at second. In trying
for a double plav Lake threw the
ball into the dirt and il rolled
past George Metkovich. the Bos-
ton first baseman, and Cullenbine
scored on the error.
Jimmy Outlaw was then given
an intentional walk. which filed
the bases. But Skeeter Webb
failed in the pinch when the new
Tiger shortStop was called out on
strikes for the third out.
FAIL AGAIN
Again in the fifth the Tigers
muffed scoring chances when the
teams supposed power" folded
tup- With one down Orreii singled
to right. Bobby Maier followed
with a sharp single to center.
Eddie Mayo walked and the Tigers
once more had the bases filed
with only one out.
With the No. 3 and No. 4 hit
ters-Cullenbine and York--com-
ing up. the picture was pretty.
Or, so il locked. But, as was the
case against the Yankees in New
York, the power pair" collapsed.
Cullenbine lifted a puny fly ball
TO Bob Johnson in short left field
and York pushed a sickly grounder
to Jack Tobin, the new Red Sox
third baseman.
There was still a good chance
to score in the eighth, but York
came up with a new way of get
ting out. He fell down on the
baseline and was trapped. 1t hap
pened this way: with one out
Rudy singled to the left field
wall. Cramer also singled, a
scratch off Metkovich's glove. As
he rounded second, York fell
down. He got up and started for
third, but was trapped when he
attempted to return to second and
was tagged out by Lake.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
STANDINGS
CLASS A

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