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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-27

George DeWald, son Of Michael
DeWald, 419 +. Michigan Ave, and
Viola Grace Brow, daughter OF
John Brow, 706 Springwells ST.,
Detroit, were married at the Baptist
parsonage December %. with Rev.
William r. Shaw officiating. At
PENDANTS were Miss Virginia Har-
wood, Belleyille. and Guy y. Aver
i'll. Ypsilanu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gretzinger
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Aeschliman and baby, and Donald
Clark. spent Christmas Eve at the
home Of Mrs. Gretzinger's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Nerille, Leslie
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Zahn. III
Hillcrest Blvd. entertained guests
Christmas Eve. Gifts were ex-
changed and refreshments served.
Among the guests were Mr.. Zahn's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. julius Zahn
Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. Memo
Shmause. Ann Arbor, Mrs. Vivian
Burley. Detroit, and Mrs. Thierry
Tedford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen VI. Dunlap
s. summit St. were guests at a
dinner 5iven by Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Roosen, Detroit. Sunday.
Cadet Cpl. Robert Mathews is
spending his holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Math-
ews. Pearl st. Cadet Mathews is a
student at Howe Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown. De
rot. were guests this week OF their
soniu-law and daughter. Mr., and
Mrs. Richard Skinner OF Dwight
st. Mrs. Robert Mansfield, Brant,
ford. has also bs.u holiday guest
OF the SINNERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shepherd.
Wallace Blvd. have as their guest
Mrs. shepherds sister, Miss Helen
Choate. Greenyille. Miss Choate has
recently returned from the Pacific
Theater Of Operations where she
served for two years with the Red
Cross.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Peterson
Whitaker Road. have returned
from Jackson where they were
guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Peterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. Hunt, over the week
end.
Cadet 1t James f. Smith, son OF
Mr. aud Mrs Russell +. Smith.
Pearl 81. is home from Howe Mill
tary Academy for the holidays. Be.
fore coming home Cadet 1t. Smith
visited friends in Fort Wayne, Ind.
over the week end.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Same Net
Pair Gains
Final
BY STANLEY L. BRINK

One repeat billing, one new act
are found in Saturdays pairings
for the state girls open tennis
titles 10 be determined on the
courts Of KingsWood School. Cram
brook. Bloomfield Hills.
In the junior division. 1j-lS,
Josephine Smilka, Hamtramck,
the defending champion and west
ern number one. meets Gloria
King, western six, Detroit. both
pupils OF Mrs. F. ]. HoXie, finalistS
i'm 1914. Janet Weir, II. Ann
Arbor. pairs with Sue RaIsten,
Kalamazoo, 13. in the under Is
set.
Hamtramck chumS, Miss Smilka
and Stephanie Prychitko. western
four. had three setter in yester-
days first Semifinal Josephine
winning 4-6, GA. GA. She lost the
first set. however, after leading
d-l
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Stubby Cheers Boss

While he had to be satisfied
with split, Steve ONelll eX-
tracted much satisfaction out of
Stubby Overmire's victory for the
Tigers in the first game O'Neill
took il 10 mean that the chubby
lefthander had finally rghted
himself and now would be able
TO take ms regular turn in the
box. giving the Tigers another
starting pitcher TO ease the
burdens on Benton. Trout. and
NewhouSer.
After the game Overmire said
his arm felt good all during the
game.
The ailment. which put him out
Of commission in the final two
weeks of the hectic 1874 cam
paign. had again given the cigar
smoker from Grand Rapids trouble
in spring training. II was Over
mires first win Of the year. In
his only other start. the Indians
routed him in an early inning
As the Tigers leave for the East
tomorrow. O'Neill is also happy
over the showing Of Bobby Maier.
the stolid recruit from Buffalo
who has been starring AZ bat and
afield. Maier totaled six hits IN
the four Washington games. He
was held hitlesS only IN yester-
DAVIS second game
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

scheduled from Illinois.
Last Saturday Michigan de-
feated Purdue with little trouble.
Illinois won over a stronger foe
No're Dame az South Bend.
Comparing performances shows
Michigan had better times in the
distance events while Illinois,
paced by George Walker. was
better 20 the short events.
Walker Won the 100 yard dash
and botn hurdle events. He will
be favored u all three races.
Michigan rar second to Purdue
runner, .0 tnp 100 and 220.
Tho Wolverines captured both
hurdle, blt their winning time
was considerably slower than
Walker S.
In the mile. the $50 and 400
and The mile Te'ay Michigans pet
events, the Wolverines topped the
best performances OF Illinois. Ken
DOhcriy believes with another
week Of Rice Weather Michigan's
distance runners viii do even
better.
The big surprise at Ann Arbor
VAS the new meet record set by
Archie Parsons in winning the
$50 from Bob Hume and Dick
Barnard, TWO OF has teammates
who were considered faster.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
TONY TAKEN OUT

Auto Club succeeded i'm driving
Tony BukoviCh. its former pitch
ing star, out of the box in the
fifth. but blew a four-run lead in
the last three innings, Paris scored
the tying run in the ninth when
Johnny Plonka. who switched
from -nutfeld do catcher
dropped a throw to the plate, and
the winning one on John Palsin's
single. Frank Ayers was the win
ming pitcher. Jack Talbot the
loser. ~
Walt Lacey allowed six hits in
banking Pepsi-Cola for Gem, and
Bill Baby beat the same team
though allowing IL hits.
A one-hit pitching effort by
Mike SedmistrZ of Federal Mogul,
in beating Midland, 24-0, was the
standout job in Class b. He struck
out II. George Dumas had three
hitter for JAW ia in turning
back Dixie. 17-2. with Roy Swans
boro welding a big club, with two
homerS. a triple and single, hit for
a total of II bases and drove IN
eight runs.
Johns scored eight times in the
eighth TO hand Eureka its first
setback. 1871. Steve Montroy get
ting four hits for the winners, Jim
Hogg the same number for the
losers.
After nine ScoreleSs innings,
RooSe-Vanker scored once in the
tenth. but Briggs came back with
two in lis half 10 win, 2-1. in one
of Yesterdays features of the De-
troit American Legion League.
Milton BoyagichS single with
the bases filled was the deciding
punch. as Henry Johnson bested
Mickey Mihalik on the mound.
Dick Klmczak famed II bat
terS AS BuShway tripped Young.
1913, and RoSenwald Post smoth-
cred Suit. 27-l. with % hits.
In the Dearborn Legion. Vernon
Nagel. Lincoln Park pitcher,
struck out 10 and allowed one
INT in a Seven-inning victory over
River Rouge. 40. Stuart Wilson
Post needed 10 runs in the third
to turn back Vernon, 20-l7, while
Bryant baggcd three tallieS in
the ninth 10 nose out Bob Ford,
1919 Another late rally in the
tenth. enabled F.. L. Smith Post
TO beat Wayne, IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
SECOND EARNED Run

The run was only the second
earned run off Benton in the slX
games he has pitched.
For eight innings in the most
brilliant pitching duel Ethe=sea-
son. Benton and Pieretti waged
gFaeiiiHg mound -w6ffaft. @-ftif
Benton having bit of an edge
At least. Al walked only TWO men
and but two reached second. Only
% batSmen faced him in the eight
heats One man got on base on
an error by York, the only mlscue
OF the contest.
TWO double plays killed Detroit
scoring chances. In the sixth IN
ming, Mayo led off with his single
But. Roy Cullenbine grounded 10
Gil Torres, the Washington short
stop, who engineered the twin
killing.
1t was the quick thinking OF the
Cuban shortstopper that resulted
in the second double play which
came in the eight Bob Swift
singled 10 left Then Benton
popped up an easy fly, which
Torres let drop al his feet. after
which he recovered the ball and
tossed TO Fred Vaughn, his mate
at second. forcing Joe Hoover.
who ran for Swift. Vaughn re-
rlayed the ball to kuhel and
doubled Benton.
Overmire was accorded more
help than Benton, in frankie :
duel with Johnny Niggeling in the
I frontispiece. The Tigers combined
three hits with two errors for
three runs in third and added an
other marker IN the fifth on ID
walk and A twO-bagger
! To start the Tiger half OF the
third, Richards singled TO left.
Bobby Maier and Mayo also
singled, Mayo's blow bringing
home Richards. And. when Vaughn
let CullenbineS grounder slip
through his legs and kuhel made
a bad throw TO second base after
the ball had been retrieved from
the outfield, Maier and Mayo also
crossed the plate.
With one away Maier in the
fifth walked, Mayo flew out to
George Case in right field but
Cullenbine clicked with a two
Dagger 10 right and Maier scored
The lone Washington counter
came when BinkS, in the third,
exploded home run into the
lower deck of the right field
stands
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Sports
Benton Had 81
ScoreIess Inninos
By LEO MACDoNELL

With the law OF averages catch
ing up with him. Al Benton Of the
Tigers was beaten finally, after
winning five victories in as many
starts, when the Senators edged
him out with a lone run al Briggs
Stadium yesterday,
But, the setback took away
little glitter from the finest pitch
ing performance =ef-the= spring IN
the major leagues When the
Senators scored in the ninth m
ming. il was the first run off
Benton IN 80 innings. White Wal.
ter johnson once pitched 06 con-
secutiVe ScoreleSs innings Ben
IONS 81 is nothing 10 be Scoffed at.
Moreover. the Washington run
off Benton was only the second
earned marker the big right
handler yielded in the 81 innings
he pitched. Altogether, only three
tallieS were made off him in that
glamorouS stretch. One was IN
earned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Wins 3 Shu+ou+s

Benton appeared in four shut
out games. three of which he won.
He beat the Browns twice, 10,
and the Red Sox so. He Of
course lost yesterdays Shutout.
Paul Dizzy Trout bagged
shutout triumphs over the Browns
and Indians while Harold New
houser blanked the Browns and
Senators. Besides, Mickey Pieretti,
the Washington midget, the IT,
gers were held Scoreless by Steve
Gromek of the Indians, Joe
Haynes of the White Sox and
Jack Kramer Of the Browns.
The most brilliantly pitched
games of the lot were, OF course,
the one-hitters by NewhouSer and
Haynes. The Tiger lefthander
turned back the Browns with but
one safety while Haynes held the
Tigers 10 a lone blow. Haynes
just escaped a perfect game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Hudson l54 Upset

First upset for Hudson 154,
metropolitan champions and a
no-hit victory for pitcher Sarah
Loneddo of the BomberetteS were
features OF Sunday nights Detroit
Softball AssoCia ton contests at
Mack Park. Kings, with pitcher
Paul Jordan. recent army dis
charged. hurting a two-hitter,
upset the HudSons 10 Bonn
beretteS defeated Wildcats 10
and Bills won over Hudson a. A.
in a free hitting game f-6.
Tonight'S games
Police vs Motor Products 1WO Girls "
Hldsnn and lohns1n vs. BrlgEL B0mberl
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
SteelerS
Fire 1895
I'm Hearst
BY DON GILLIEs

Competing against top ranking
rife teams throughout the cnun-
try for the National Hearst tro-
ply, Great Lakes Steel rifle team
of Ecorse, winners of The fifth
annual Times-HearSt matches,
fred a score of 1895 out of pos
sible 1900.
Winners in the national compe-
tition in which l3 teams repre-
senting Hearst newspapers from
coast TO coast VIII be announced
later
Erwin -fBa}>y Facet Bfehnl led
his team in the firing with an IN
dividual mark of $50 points.
Starting with two perfect 20 \
prone targets Brehm fashioned an
S8 with a 80 in the standing po-
sition TO lead his team mates.
In second place was 29-year-
old Bob Fetterman who amasSed
a score Of 375. Joe kormendi foE
lowed with a mark Of 373 with
Ed Baier bringing up the rear
with 367.
The Steelers victory yesterday
was the third straight in As many
years in the HearSt-TlmeS COM
petition. but their final score was
ID points shy Of last years mark
when they finished with 1910 10
finish in second place throughout
the nation
Yesterdays shoot climaXed the
greatest tournament ever held in
Detroit i'm which 270 competed
for individual and team trophies
The SteelerS won the right 20
compete in the finals by firing a
mark OK 149S at Olympia April
2S-2q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
CLASS A sHUFFLED

The standings in Class A were
ShuGled as Shorty Moran Club,
winner OF It's first three starts.
fell 10 Arthurs, last years Class
h champs. 5-4. II put Arthurs on
top with two victories. no defeats.
Tn other Class A games Paris
scored twice in the ninth TO beat
defending champion Auto Club,
7-6. while Pepsi-Cola dropped a
double-header. losing first to Gem,
90, and then TO Ash, 5-3.
Chet StuSs' relief pitching fea-
tured -Arthurs triumph. He re-
lieved Harlan Fields when Moran
rallied for four runs in the fourth.
and held the losers TO two hits
and no runs in the last SIS in
nings. jess Carson, trying for his
third straight victory, was the los
ing pitcher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE-3-yssr-oids and W 2, mile.
Mitfa TsmmaTSi slO 24O
Andrew Palmer Garlic so
Time i.13 As or u 81.
Light man Cast out Rough Doc True Lass
Might Duty. Gsfsnd and Ny Exit also ran.
SECOND -RAeE-3 attd 4-sesf-elds a mile
Conquer smelling 1890 $50 20
Soma Lassis tYOungl 800 80
Quatre Call Root 4 10
Time ia of l.o0l1
Junior -Four sarawss Fourth Arm Colonel
John and Shove OF also ran.
THIRD RACE-4-yesr-olds and W miles
Stee eplechaSe.
on the Cuii RobertD 8 50 $50 2 30
RcuEcmont Cruz 20 80
c-Trefofd Leonard 2Io
Time 3.59 3-5 or / 81
81 Pstricks Day Mamie Lad emo
c-Catsisn Boy also ran
CIV c Jones.
FOURTH RACE and 4-year-ods. >, mile
PelOps Martin } 20 80 80
DeImArva tScawthOrnl 2 30 10
Flight Man Smelling 30
Time t.l3 as or ? 02
sir Bogie One Century, Preiect and FlyinF
Scout also ran.
FIFTH RACE-9-yesr-oids and up =, mile
spare Man Young 90 $40 so
s-Phantom Player TammafoJ il 50 20
Plane Shadow Smelling 40
Time III as OF ISL
Baby Darling Zuna. Change Here. Pomps
NegI and A-Aifred stuart also ran
a-James Arthur entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Too Kind. lie BaIkS
And Loses Game

Young Bill David, ST Charles
pitcher. is willing 10 admit that
sometimes 1t does not pay 20 be
Kind. w
a balk called on him yesterday,
made to avoid hitting either the
batter or his catcher whose backs
were turned as the batter queS-
toned 11e umpire. forced IN the
single rIn of a l0-inning game,
81 Rose winning al ST. Clair
Field, ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

that a bend at the LETT elbow would Just
introduce another angle in the swing,
an angle that probably would have some
uncertainty that you want to avoid.
Look at this picture Of the back
swing before the players wrists start
to cock.
The left arm is practically an extern
sion of the shaft of the club. That
means you are really swinging with an
arc of wide radius and can get the club
head travelling like lightning on its way
down.
When you let the shoulders bring
the club around like the picture shows
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Williams Decisions
Joe Carter for Title

NEW~ORLEANS, May 2l-The
duration middleweight champion
ship is claimed for Holman
Williams OF Detroit and Chicago
following his victory over Joe
Carter Of Rome. n. Y, yesterday
afternoon. Williams won the de-
CiSion in a 15-rounder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
RESULT REVERSED

Stephanie defeated Josephine
for the metropolitan title AT Ham
tramck Park, 10 days ago. in
straight sets.
Miss King, Pershing senior, In
the lower bracket stopped Mari
lyn Lewis Of University High
School, Ann Arbor. 6-3, Ga
Young Miss Ralston's greater
speed afoot brought her through
successfully over Hamtramck's
Elaine LewiCki II. in the under
l5 second Semifinal 6-3, 60.
Second generationistS compared
skill in the upper half. Janet
Weir. metropolitan winner and
daughter of Leroy. University OF
Michigan coach. defeated Grace
Ohlmacher. daughter of 1t. Col.
A. p. Olmacher of Royal Oak,
formerly active in Detroit tourna-
ment tennis. Go. 6-2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
CHURCHILL DOWNS

1--vEGAs TOWN. Hurrah. star Image.
PIP. Squeeze II Cnbeliever
3-BEN GRAY. Ny Tet Rambler our
Merrtck
A-CADET CARL. Journal Good Bunting.
5--AL TRAM PiEly Session
SPOT O LUCK, Best Effort. Foreign
Agent
w r. KELLY Navy Cross some Man.
S-SOHG SPINNER Home Again BradHin.
BEST BET-pOT o. LUCK,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Tiger Box Score
FIRST OAME

Totals 81 724 Totals p Z 81 ID
ABsttsd for NiEEsinE IN eighth.
bBstted for Bings In ninth
washington OOt 600 OOO-l
DFTpOfT OOR Ol0 90 "A
RunS-Msler ? Mayo. Richards BinkS
Err1rs-Kuhel vaughn. Runs bs'ted IN
RinsS Mayo. Culienbine. rNo-bsse ht-Culltn-
bine Home run-Binks Double plays-Cul-
ienbine 20 YORK Overmire 10 Hoover % YORK
LETT On bases-WAshinEton 8. Detroit Bases
On bails-Or EiggelinE off Oyermire
by Overmirs 2 Hits-O+ MggelinF. In
Innings. OF Csrasquel In l inning. Losine
pitcher-NiEgsing umpires-HuobaTd, Berry
and Jones Time of Fsme-i.4S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

games Benton gave up but 20
hits, less than As per game, In
one he allowed nine safeties, Civ
ing no more than four in any OF
the other five contests. He was
touched for only four yesterday,
one OF them scratch. which
Benton himself deflected. Bobby
Maier recovered in fine style bat
just too late 10 nail George BtnkS.
who hit the ball az first base.
Incidently. the superiority OF
pitching over batting this spring
is emphasized in games in which
the Tigers have participated.
Eleven of the games in which the
Tigers have played have been
shutout vieteries-seven fer De-
troit pitchers and four for opposing
FINGERS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE-2-yssr-olcI - mile
faty spell tThackcf $40 20 % go
Twenty SIX lA'tinS1nl $40 $50
JsrkRwirr ISnifer 90
Time ) n4-4-S or f7f
jarvis BAY Port said ths Problem Court
House sun ireland Our Bully Min Greek
and Astral also ran
SECOND RACE-3-yes and W q. mile.
Triton tJemasl 1910 90 100
Red Sfick Snderi $40 oO
Budon MchftensI 10 TO-
Time ! n OF 2.os
Timrad Hls Jewel Flsmlnr knight Buck
Thirteen Peak Load Blen Pa ace Fisth,
Fcfce Pa Topsy Pose Army Cycle and
single Bliss also ran Field.
THIRD RACE-4-year-olds and 10 =. rniies
First Gun NcKeeverl "a 90 1870 SEQ
Bud Grey tThackert $50 20
Victim fGucriu sao
Time ] as OF ~
sun Flafre johnEf0wn Boy Hercules,
tScriis Terse Sunstorm. Pespire Ten 20 Ace
Ninee No and CheesestrsW also ran
Field
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

you going get your all cramped you
swing them. N.}
You Of coing up the body when your left
the ground early the downswng get
the effect of spring being let loose to smack the ball
Editors Note) Send TO Sam Snead Golf Editor De-
r1 Times 81 for the printed diagram showing the approximate
ion of feet ball for normal and
threecent stamped seaddressed envelope for reply
tProset y Col
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
SHIRLEY FRY PLAYS

Shirley Fry Il, Of Akron, o,
national junior champion and
number eight in the women $, ap-
peared in two exhibitions. She IS
a former state winner but is bet
ter known locally for her near
victory over national champion
Pauline Betz in the national clay
courts event here in 1914
Gloria King and Miss Fry de-
feated Mary Lou Boyer, Detroit
number one. and Miss Smilka, SO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
SECOND GAMF

Totals 40 477i3 Totals 20 , At is
wsshington 600 600 oni-i
DETpOiT 600 600 5000
Run-kuhei Error-York. Run batted In
BinE1 Tvo-bsss hit-Binks stolen bsse-Case
sacrifieet-CaR. Guerra. Benton. Double plays
-Kuhsl 10 Torres 20 Kuhel, Torres 10 vaughn
10 Kuhsi YORK % Webb 20 York. LETT m
.bstss-ssathlngton g. Detroit q Bases on
baIls-cn Pierstti e. OF Benton sruck
out-By Pieretu 4, By Benton 2. Umpires-
Berry. Jones and Hubbard. ATTENDANCE
al. e0e. Tlms - esme-i:2s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-4-yesr-olds and up. s'7 fur
longs. - oo
Neveg Alone Pratp 1870 100 500
Marline Bennaui hV ~
Multi Quest tBalLarptt o4V
Time 07 So OF 80. 49,,
semi Deck Vey quaint. Lady Boswell
Miss Elmo. camp Liberty, savings bahA
DantiR and Carolina Bell also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Young Huf|er
Sdnd|ot Star
Scores on Next Page
BY JAKE BERSoN

Jim DimitradiS, slender 16-
year-old southpsw for Clyde in
Class d. is the pitching sensation
of the young Detroit Baseball
Federation season.
Already posSeSSor Of one-hit and
three-hit victories. the young
Greek hHFief hit a pitchers Jack
pot by tossing no-hit, no-run
performance against Bull yeSter-
day. 25-Q Only one man reached
first. on an error, and he struck
out l6 Thus in three games, he
has yielded only four hits
Dlmitriadis is a student at East
ern High, but he prefers TO play
on the Sandlots with his buddies
from last years Viviano club IN
Class d. Last week Jim shut out
Kozaren. 100. With one hit. and
famed Il, and beat Detroiteis
the week before Clyde scored II
runs n the eighth yesterday, and
Bill Neil featured the hitting with
FIVE SafOfipS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Bill Tilden. now 81. defeated
George LyttletOn Rogers, former
Irish Davis Cup tennis player, 6-3,
Ga, in Philadelphia, as Winnie
Richards won from Alice Marble,
So. Richards and Rogers then
teamed TO take doubles match
FROM Tilden and Miss Marble, 2-6.
6-2, rs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
It's NJ Over Illini
I'm Distance Events
BY EDGAR HAYES

II will bc Illinois printers Nichgans distance
Conference track and field championship at Cham
pagn Saturday Michigan "A Will be the avorte
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

the time In
the SIX games
h 8 m a I @ :
bagged only II
runs for him
In only one
game did the
Tigers exceed
two markers.
The exception
was a game in
which the Ii
gers beat the
Indians. 81.
In the six
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
II Sports q
D R EV | I IFO

Johnny Kelley recent winner Of
the Boston Marathon, yesterday
took the 20-mile Medford race in
two hours two minutes 81 seconds.
II was his seventh victory in tho
l4-year-old event. Scotty Rankine
OF Toronto was second, 400 yards
back.
The Red Sox have released in
fielder Nick Polly 10 Louisville.
with which club he topped the
American Association last year in
runs batted in.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Gets Lille Help

And. Benton, even with his
magnificent chucklng. was up
against the FrIndsteae most Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
International League

Rochester Ct. Toronto 50
ScWsrk l2-4. New jersey SIS,
Syracuse SO. Baltimore as.
Buffalo iO-2. Montreal rs
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Better. Golf
A SIMPLE SWING BEST
By SAM SNEAD
Coils Great Teacher and Play.

Coils Great Teacher and Player
(This is the thirteenth OF series of illustrated
golf lessons by Snead appearing daily in the sports
pages of The Detroit Times.)
First buy bonds. That duty done you'll play better
golf
The simpler you get golf swing the better it's
going to be.
An important keeping your left straight is
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
HERES SECOND ERROR ON SAME PLAY

ROy's roller get through him for the other
error. The mispIays netted the Tigers two
runs in the third inning of the first game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Joe Kuhefs throw to second is poor
(see BALI and Roy CulIenbine gets there
safely. To start the play, Vaughn had let
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Stubby Gains
Isl Victory
By LEO MACDoNELL

After pitching the Tigers TO five
victories in as many starts. an
achievement topped off sith 80
scorelesS innings, Al Benton's
brilliant streak of conquests was
snapped at Briggs Stadium yester-
day.
The end came in the second
game of the double-header when
the Senators edged out the Tigers,
10, after Steve O'Neills hopefuis,
behind the effective hurling OF
Frank (Stubby) Overmire started
the day inspifihgly with a triumph
in the first game, Al.
A crowd of 81, 900 paid custom
ers saw the games.
The Tigers now are tied for
second with the Browns. Both
moved past the YankS who
dropped two in ST. Louis yester-
day.