The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-06

only two hits.
In the game which saw the Fra :
ternaI Order of Eagles lose their
first game this season, JayceeS won
"a to 4. Dick Kelly pitched for the
winners and got some swell sup
port by Fred Reilly. In this game
1rv Ranka hit the longest single
that has been punched out at the
Roosevelt diamond. Irv hit the
wall in deep right and the best he
could do was to get to first. Irv
tripped on the way down to that
first sack and spent the next ten
minutes trying to get up.
AT the recent Wyandotte day at
Bob Lo. the Fraternal Order of
Eagles who earned the right to
meet Lens Inn for the city cham
pionship went to town and trimmed
the fast going Junior Old Timers,
league leaders, 10 8. The Little
Brown jug will now rest down at
the Eagle hall for the next year.
Hero OF the day for the Eagles
was the tall boy who covers the
first Sack-Sterling Tuxberry. Tux
had perfect day at bat getting
four for four and in the last inning
started rally which sewed up the
game for the Eagles when they
scored three runs. Vince DeAnge-
lis for the winners was the field
ing star and Walt Watts and For
est Schultz were the best for the
losers.
The tie game between Ecorse Hi
and Trenton in the Major baseball
league will be played off tonight.
The game is due for EcorSe.
Baseball Scores for the past week:
Major Baseball - Barney's Bar
trimmed Flat Rock at Flat Rock
by the score of 3 to O. EcorSe Hi
won over Trenton Z to 5. These
games are all in the play-off series.
Junior Old Timers-Two games
were played in these games. Lens
Inn defeated Dupont IL to 4 and
Oak Cafe trimmed Penn Salt IA
to 5.
In the Club League Of the Old
Timers, Friends of Veterans de-
feated Craft Club 6 to 5. Then the
blow fell-the Jaycees went to town
and knocked off the league leading
Eagles for the Eagles first loss of
the season 7 to 4.
Hoersch Shoes Just about clinched
the league lead in the Open Old
Timers when they came from be-
hind and won in the eighth inning
from Drysdale 8 to g. Jim Davis was
! the hero here when he hit a mann
moth homer in the overtime frame
to give Hoersch the win. Hoersch
have two games TO play and need
to win only one of these games to
be cinch for the league champion
ship. They meet Chelsea next We'd
neSday night at Roosevelt at $50
and then the following week play
HalowaX The HaloWax team put
Chelsea on ice and knocked them
off without any trouble, u to 3.
Drysdale and Chelsea are tied for
second place. two games back of
HoerSch
In Glass A BaSeball-Felders Of
Trenton stayed up in the fight and
won both of their games during the
week. First they took Mondon' S
Bar of River Rouge into camp by
the swell score of 2 to l. Then they
won from the Crosse lie Naval Base
) to 7. Mellin Moran, in their only
anne of the week. easily defeated
Ecorse Business Men Is to 0. In
heir other weekly game EcorSe
usiness Men lost tough one to
Sin Cities of EcorSe, 5 to 4. Twin
Ties made it a perfect week for
I'm by dropping Corrigan's Cafe
by the score of to f. SharpleS
IN one and lost one during the
Elk, winning from Corrigan'S, 4
} 2 but losing to Mondon'S Bar
TO 4. Crosse lie Naval Base il
cir two games came out OH the
ort end. They first lost to CAS- U
to l, then had the heat turned
i them by Folders and lost that
lme 8 to 7.
In Class A Softball, Band Box
cleaners won from Crosse lie Ma
al base 3 to 0 and then went into
tie game with Wyandotte Chem
Gals with the game being called at
The end of the seventh inning,
20 3. Fitzgerald won from Lincoln
Fark Industries ii to 3, but lost
TO the Wyandotte Chemicals team,
o to 3.
In the Major Softball setup,
Burns No. trimmed West Side IL
10 3. In the other game played,
Burns No. 2 defeated Hyacinth
Court IL to 0.
! Well, I see Whitehead and Kales
have found the going too tough
ond bouo 6roprod ont IF tba |Slo.z