The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
Sport Shots
- by
Harry Whitlow


The Roosevelt Bears made things
too tough for the Royal Oak Acogns
and trimmed them easily for their
fourth straight win 10 to o. Playing
whale of game the Bears scored
first in the second quarter on a
nice play by Sheets. Starting the
third quarter. the Acorns played a
nice aerial game and had the To-
Gals hanging on for a few minutes
but the Bears showed the stuff that
has given them a season of all wins
and held tight and finally broke
through for touchdown when
Duve set the team up for a drive
when he ambled Is yards and then
on a pass McGrath was acrcss.
Palmer made the other touchdown
fol Roosevelt. The Bears looked
good and were spanked by some
great playing by CATERING, Duve
and Bosnian. McGrath, Sheets and
Palmer also played good ball. The
locals will meet the fast going
Crosse Pointe Blue Devils next
Saturday at Roosevelt high school
with the game starting at 2:30.
When the Royal Oak Acorns
came on the field can see now
why they had meat rationing-
those guys looked to be about twice
the size of Roosevelt. In fact there
was one guy that tipped the scales
at a meager 257. Poor little guy
they had to get two suits for him.
st. Pats by some nice playing
went out and won over st. Glenn
ems of Centre Line to O. Beading
went over in the second quarter for
the only score of the game. Some
swell football was played by Fish
er, Rocco and Beading who were
tower CT strength in the st. Pats
cause. ST. Pats meets Crosse lie at
Roosevelt next Sunday with the
game getting away at 3 o'clock.
The Shrine of the Little Flower
of Royal Oak won from Mount
Carmel at Royal Oak yesterday by
a 10 TO o score. The Royal Oak
crew scored in the first quarter
and added another in the second
and third in the last half. Pod
siad, Tabin and Spigiel were the
big guns for Mount Carmel.
Santa Claus stopped early for
&c Mierkowicz of the Detroit Tig-
ers. The other night at the victory
banquet for the World Champions
Ed was the lucky guy on a draw
for a new 1916 Chevrolet.
For the folks and of course the
kids who use the Recreation gyms
IN the winter-don't forget that
the schools will be open tonight
for the start of the winter season.
Recreation facilities are available
at Labadie, Washington, Mckinley
and Garfield.
Through Harry Wagner, Recrea-
ton director. it has been an
nounced that .nstead.pf having one
big Halloween party as in former
years, there will be individual par
ties at all the schools where the
Recreation department Is operating.
Prizes and all that will be given
and some swell parties are in the
making. Watch for additional in
formation in the News-Herald for
these parties.
The River Rouge high football
team kept its slate clean Satur-
day, trimming Fordson to O.
Firestone Office league had to
postpone their games scheduled for
October 2 but got away again last
week. Pete Raymond, who was In
the service. returned to the fold
and started off with a swell SOS
putting him in first place in the
average column. Another new bowl
er was Gene Reese who posted a
nice 525 for a ITS average. The or
der department came through with
a nice 875 to give them the first
place spot in the single game SER
les.