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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
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k4a7d1et c sis New
Loop Only Annoyance
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Fred L. Nandel lr. sees the
new AIl-America Conference more
of an annoyance than a serious
threat 10 the long established
National League, Of which his
Lions Is a member.
The new loop plans 10 put
teams in New York Chicago
Cleveland. Buffalo, Miami Los
Angeles and perhaps other cities
Detroit Is not named IN the ALI
America.
"Sure the promoters Of the
new circuit appear 10 have
plenty az enthusiasm and
money" the owner Of the Lions
explained. "But IL takes more
than that 10 establish n big
limo pro football league on a
going basis. Those who pion-
eered the National League
found that out.
AFTER ait, do not believe
there II room for two major
leagues In pro football-there
are not the big stadiums avail
able and there are too few play
ing dates. Baseball has a long
season compared 10 football
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
NATIONAL LTAGUG
Manager Pinch Hits.
Single Wins Game

Briggs BomberS. Police and
Hudson a. A. continued in the
chase FOR the Metropolitan soft
hail Championship by winning
their. CamtS last night at Mack
ParkM in toe tournament Spon-
sored by The Detroit Times.
BDmbers took their game from
the J. ~ ! club JIM the seventh IN
ming when manager Mike Smith.
pinch-hit-IpE With three on and
two ont singled 20 score the win
ming run SWrsks double. with
two or. had tied II up In tho I
a. y fa.f Of the final inning
Police with Tony Otis huTIIng
a oncahit'cr took tho measure OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Eddy Fights Spencer

Now you Tiger fans can move
over just a second and let US
boxing people at least take fsst,
nod. ~
There's fight tonight in FIJI. =
OF more than passing interest. II
concerns one Mr.. Bill Eddy. a
southpaw with a fast punch and
a LOT Of courage.
Eddy is meeting one OF the bet
ter wartime" fighters OF Paradise
Valley, Leon Spencer, formerly Of
Cleveland, now under the mana
gerial wing OF Grady Jackson.
Spencer some weeks ago fought
Leroy Willis. also of Paradise VAL
ley iley, r. Olympia In the carly
rounds Spencer had things all his
own way.
But then the cX-Cleveland hoy
made a grave ftitstaHe- he ran out
of gas and found he had no ration
coupons for a refill. Leroy. facing
humiliation and defeat, came on
with rush in the stretch and got
the deserved decision.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
IRON MAN on WOODEN SHIPS

There's a determination about
the guy that is fascinating. When
he was learning how TO sail he
spent all one night and most of a
morning trying to land his first
boat. the six-meter sloop Oop
but he did land the ship finally
without scratching her up.
He bought Hostess ii, rather
rundown 52-foot yawl, took some
awful be9ungS, but stayed with
her until She was rerigged and
right, went out and showed the
boys around the All-Night race
course and won the Port Huron
Mackinac race. Then he sold Host
pSS
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Can Upset Plans

But here is how II stands as ~
this evenings little fistic matter
in Flint's Atwood Stadium
It's Eddys home town and all
the partisanS will be there. So
will a lot OF Detroiters. including
Nick Londes, Olympia match
maker. who has announced Leroy
willis wants 10 fight the winner.
1t doesn't stop there. Orvlle
Godfrey, matchmaker for Arena
Gardens this coming fall, made a
special trip 10 New York 10 sign
Phil Terranova 10 meet Spencer
in his opening bout. But what
happens II Eddy beats Spencer?
The Flint fight tonight might
find Bill Eddy spelling the plans
of a lot Of people Il is my guess
that Flint IS about 10 see a better
fight than we've had in this town
IN sometime
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Local 154 Jr. Wins
In Glass D RepIdY

Hudson Local 154 Juniors won
the replay of Sundays protested
class d Detroit Baseball Fedora
tion game with Detroit Firemen
80. at Northwestern Field John
DeStefano. Firemen's manager
was suspended for the season
earlier in the wek after a run-in
with umpire Don Cooper.
Play took up from the suSpen-
sion point, 2-2 in the last half OF
the sixth inning Hudson scored
in the eighth on a two-baSe wild
throw, inheld out and Bill Simon S
inheld single.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

Is all right. ] am glad to see
the boy get 1t, Bat the Ma
tiOnal League does not feel that
is good policy
The player is said 10 be Otto
Graham. former Northwestern
University backfield star, who
was in the Detroit clubs draft
list.
Both Charles F. (GuS) Dorais,
the teams head coach, and Man
del see a big boom in pro loot
ball this fall
II think you will see greater
crowds than ever" DoraiS pre-
dicted. THE demand for sea-
son tickets for our games IL
much greater than last year"
The tickets 90 on sale 10 the
public at the Lions office
Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

services.
Only one preseason exhibition
game will be played in Detroit.
That will be the annual varsity
freshman game, which will be
staged at the University of De-
troit Stadium the night of Sept.
IS.
There will be "non-champion-
ship" CONGRATULATIONS played
with the Philadelphia Eagles at
Buffalo. Sept 9, and the Wash
ington Redskins at Baltimore,
Sept. 30. One other such game
may be added 10 the list.
Ten regular league games are
carded-five at home and five on
the road. The first of these games
will be played with the Chicago
Cardinals at Milwaukee Sept. %
THF SCHEDULE
sept s-Phliadciphia At Buffalo le1hibi.
Sept 15--vsraty freshmen at U OF D
sept 73-Chirago Cardinal, ~ Milwaukee
sept 3o-"ashington at Baltimore teXhi-
bi'ion
oct Green BAY At Milwaukee
oct 4-Phisdelphia at Detroit
oct ll-Chicago Cardinals a. Detroit
oct 2s-Chicsgo Bears AZ Detroit
Nov. A-Boston a. Boston
hot. ll-ChicaRo Bears At Chicago.
Nov. ls-Ncw York a. New YORK
Detroit
Dec 2-Green Bsy Packers AZ Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Powell Breaks Hand

The scheduled fight tomorrow
at Windsor between S amps o n
Powell. Cleveland 165 FOUNDER,
and Len WadSworth, Canadian
mlddlcweight champion, has been
postponed for two weeks. Pro-
motor Hap Tucker said he has
been inform e d Powell has a
broken hand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Umpire 10 Sue
Harridqe for S1OO,OOO

WASHINGTON, Aug. II (INS)
Ernie Stewart, young American
League umpire who was fired by
league president Will Harridge on
Aug. /, will bring a 100000 suit
against the league preXy today
through the umpire's Washington
attorney, Dennis Hughes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
YOUNG Is TRAINER

The Lions previously trained at
Cranbrook birmingham, Lake
WaWasee. Ind: Charlevoix and
Crosse lie. They were at the
island down the Detroit River the
past two years.
Charles r.. (Gus) DoraiS will be
starting his third season as head
coach. He will have with him
again Joe Bach as line coach,
also in his third year with the
Detroit club. New in the Lions
training camp will be Pete Caw-
thaR, another assistant, who did
not Join the club until late last
season.
New, too, is Gene (Scrapiron)
Young. the trainer, who gained
fame in a similar capacity at
Notre Dame. Young succeeded DR..
Ray Forsyth, now connected with
the Detroit Tigers.
Besides Fred l.. Mandel Jr.,
-e~BeF and president, the front
office includes Lew Cromwell,
general manager, and Fred De-
lang, publicity director, who are
hOlfONerS
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Newcomer Vansky
Sub in Mat Feature

Johnny Vansky, a newcomer
here, will replace Zenko Zarnof
as the opponent for Walter Roxy
on Tuesdays wrestling card at
Mack Park. Zarnoff. due 10 a
mixup in bookings. cannot be on
hand and the Russian. who filed
an early challenge for Roxy's
crown. comes in his stead. Bad
Man" Eddie Dewis will do his viii
famous stuff in the companion
bout with Gordon HesScl on the
other end Of the argument.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
pITCHING

Club 666. 2-1, and Hudson A. A.
Smothered Bienkowski. 12-O.
Chicks eliminated the defending
champion BomberetteS in the ma
jor women'S. division 60. with
hurlcr Doris KnechtieS getting
three hits and walking once. The
winners scored five times in the
third on three hits, a walk and
two errors.
As result Of their defeats.
BombcrcttcS. !. g. j.. Club 666
and BicnkowSk are eliminated.
saturday Diamond 30 G4s. Service
Parking yt Hudson a. Doc StI,efs
as Police so Br'Eu AIT stars ~ East
side sports Diamond so . REE0 vs
winner Local 1Z- Michigan Relies 30.
Local e48I Va. winner Brewster DasiA
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
uestion Shaw was

that Is SEN lMEN1.
Rick" TO this moment has re-
fused TO sell. And il was nobody
but Capt. Eddie who made this
announcement yesterday that
there will be a race at Indian
apolis next May 30"
Like all other things in sports.
il will be good 10 see the merry
month OF May roll around once
more and write and talk about
the biggest of all county fair
picnic" the Indianapolis 800"
OF course, by now everybody
knows so far as the race itself
being a proving grounds for pas
senger cars we'll, that passed
out years ago with the hoop skirt
and letting lady get on the
SFropfCar first
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Says Little Doubt
0IYmpits in London

LONDON. Aug. II tUP)-Sir
Noel Curtis Bennett, representa-,
tive Of the British Olympic Coun-
ell. said there was little doubt
the next Olympic Games. prob
ably IN 1913, Will be held in Lon
don.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
City 10 Hold Track
Meet Tomorrow

The Department of Parks and
Recreation will hold an outdoor
track meet starting at 10 a. m.
tomorrow at Belle Isle.
More than 300 lads from the
city'S various community centers
are expected 20 compete in the
various events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Detroit should win the pen
nant this year"

Hhut tnis year
That was the prediction OF
.Tyrus Raymond Cobb, here in
Detroit for a few days renewing
old friendships and 10 watch the
Tigers in action against the Wash
ington Senators.
He said that the Tigers had the
necessary punch TO win in the
stretch and that The one club to
beat for the pennant was the
Senators.
Cobb, who stopped off here on
his way to New York where he
is scheduled 10 manage the
West team in the Boys All-Star
games at the Polo Grounds, Aug.
%, was TO see his Erst game Of the
season today
The Georgia Peach said that
Hank Greenberg. now that he has
hit his stride, will be a great as
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
EX-LiOn Star
To Return
By LEO MACDoNELL

News Of Charles Fencnbock'S
from the marines on the
Pacific Coast was received today
as the Detroit Lions were prepar-
ing to start their preseason train
ing with a squad Of Al players at
Assumption College in Windsor
tomorrow.
Fcncnbock. who came TO the
Lions from UCLA. was a star half
back on the l943 Detroit team He
VIII Join the squad next week.
It viii be tho first year the
Lions shave been conditioned at
Assumption, probably the first
time national pro football
league team has been trained in
foreign country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

star ColleglanS
but profeSSeo
little w orr y
over the oppo-
siuon s recruit
ing campaign
"To h Ol d
him, one club
is paying n
boy $500 a
month until
he gets out
of the navy"
Manden re-
ported. "That
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Can Do Damage

AS was predicted in this colu
some days ago the Yankees get
back King Kong Keller OF the
merchant marine this Saturday.
And even if the Yanks can't
win the flag, it's men like Keller
who can do damage 10 the top
running clubs
Bob Fellers return 10 Cleve-
land could be the atom bomb
in baseball. lie would be sure 10
beat most of the clubs he faces.
There are some interesting days
ahead between now and the end
of the season.
Golfers head toward Crosse lie
today and they tell me this years
Crosse Lille invitational will be
one of the best ever. The boys
apparently will do their cele-
brating in fine style. They have a
right TO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

h-Batted for Binks In ninth
b-Batted for Ullrich In ninth
washington 0Ol Olo OO0-7
DETROIT 100 l6l OON-9
Runs-Myatt Torres Webb. Boron 8
Cramer GTeenbeTR Cullenbine York. Msier
Richards ErrorS-Myatt, Torres Kreevich.
Runs batted in-LewiS a. Greenberg 2. Asier
Cullenbine 3, York Richards. Newhouser.
Two-base hits-Lewis webb Three-0aSe hits
York Cullenhine. Sacrifice nits-BtnkS
Boron Double plAyB-Clft 20 Myat 20
Kuhel Plrretu 90 Gift webb 70 Boron 70
YORK Left on baSes-WaShington z Detroit
0ut-By Pteretu by Ullrieh by New
h0uscr Ti's-On Pieretu II In 4h
innings 0V UIrich 3 In 3is innings Losing
pitcher-Pieretu Umpires--Hubbsrd Rue and
Berry. Time Of game-l;5s. Attendance
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

While swept the boards Of all official limitations
on sports travel the ODT asked them still to take easy pointing
that passenger facilities will continue to be ammed
with troop movements for several months
The lifting eliminated any last lingering doubts
about the world series being played usual.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Pin Center Will Open

Mobl g Us Palace Schoenherr
Recreation will open for the new
bowling season Saturday at 6 p. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

WASHINGTON Aug Il tUP)-The Office Of Defense
Transportation today removed all of its restrictions sports.
Effective imedtey, the agency cancelled:
The ban transportation Of horses and show
animals.
The limitations of travel by baseball and football
and other professional and amateur sports groups.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

Currie, preSl-
dent OF the
club there for
20 years.
This will be
the sixth PGA
event at Mid
land since 1888,
which in the
meantime also
was the site of
on e Michigan
Open, in 1910.
G ur RE a r
r a N q o n and
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
TrMreL Esnn Sports Full BLasf

The pointed that restrictions travel had been
established through voluntary cooperation between the agency
colleges high schools and professional sport groups
cautonng that odays action is not invitation to in
duge widespread travel the oDT said the railroad situation
change fors whole situation might have to be
reviewed again. .t,-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
q Today's T
up D R 7 R Al !

Come Sunday at the Michigan
PGA tournament at Midland
Country Club, the state golf pros
will meet an old friend, Gilbert
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
10 in Row Over Mats Makes FIa| a Jinx
HES OUT

Bill White of A-4 Fair.
views tagged out at third
by Seymour Barnet of J-2
Terrors in Times Carrier
League sOftball game at
Mack Park yesterday.
Times Photo
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18


b Elm & backed
by some pow
erful financial
gents who had
in mind taking
over Capt. Ed
die Ric k e n
hackers inter-
ests and going
on from there.
Perhaps there
is one thing in
this W orld d
stronger than
money and
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Skipper Beck To Try
Again Wifh:GOnmie'
By GEORGE f. VAN

days Russell Alger wont TO stir up the
yachting picture Tan Baccarat Hcnut and other
wndwagons has the sport here had coou personality 10
with Charley Beck
a pcnchant WhppIng into the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

facing US is forward, so that be
can swing MS arms against that
weight and hit down al the ball
See how his head still maintains
its address position although his
hands are already nip high in his
follow through. And notice how
that left shoulder has risen Az
most perpendicularly permitting
his right shoulder TO pass under
his chin.
This rather perpendicular
shoulder pivot permits -sH upright
swing which is the best swing
there ID
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Tales
Kicks Announcement
Ends Shaw Story
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

ABOUT TOWN AND COU11
TRY: No less than a month aSA
the word was being passed around
that Wilbur Shaw, a three-time
winner at Indianapolis, was head
ing a strong group that would
take over the historic brick oval
at Indianapolis.
There is no question Shaw was
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Has Bad Policy

Mandel admitted the now pro-
moterS were active IN signing
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
BETTER GOLF
Upright Swing
BY SAM SNEAD

Coils Great Teacher and Player
Today we show a two-in-one
picture. The front view of a
player who has swung beautifully
into the ball and followed through
nicely The dotted lines show a
side view Of the same golfer No
uce that the weight OF the player
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

the way of a jinX pitcher--but
well take lefty Hal Newhouser on
our side.
Hal made Tigers and fans for
get that stinging so loss of the
day before at the hands of Leon
ard by scoring his tenth triumph
in a row over the Mats at Briggs
Stadium yesterday, 9 TO 2.
Young Newhouser hasn't lost to
Washington since his final mound
chore in 1943. He won five straight
last summer and yesterdays was
his fifth win this season. II gave
him a season total Of 10 victories
against seven losses and put De-
troit back 10 three and a hall
games ahead in the standings.
SERIES TIED
The teams now arc tied at one
all in the crucial set
Another great weekday crowd
-35. .6Sl customers - saw New
houser turn in an effective SIX
hitter while his mates rolled up
IA safeties off two visiting chuck
erS.
Marino (Hank) Pieretti, the
pint-sized Italian, was the chief
victim of the Tigers wrath. They
collected, in four and two-thirdS
innings, IL hits and eight runs, nc
less Santiago Ullrich pitched the
rest of the way and, while the
Cuban was less generous, he was
no great puzzle,--
With three hits. one a triple
and a phenomenal catch, Roy Cul.
lenbine was the star Of the game
His catch. a back-handed spear oi
Texas Lacquer. came in the
seventh off Buddy Lewis bat
Lewis already had bagged two hlt'
and there were two out and twC
runners on bases when Roy can't
up with his super-duper.
YORK TRIPLES
Two hits each were chalked uI
bv Rudy York, Doc Cramer, Ec
/ CRed) Boron and Paul Richards
One of York'S blows was triple
that carried more than 400 fee
and past the flaRpole. Besides M
brace of safeties. Boron accounted
for two sacrifice hits.
The Tigers scored their frs
run in the opening inning wher
Hank Greenberg brought Boron
scampering across the plate witt
, a single TO left.
, York scored the second afte
! making his three-bagger in TIL
fourth. Mike Kreevich dropped
, ly ball. but York would hav'
scored after the catch anyway
There was only one down at th'
, time,
, Then came the big Tiger franz
/ with six TALES in the fifth. Col
, lecting five hits. the Tigers battc'
r around-Webb coming up twlc
; during the hectic heat Two er
rorS figured in the scoring,
/ Cullenbine brought home Boron
= with a marker in the sixth
Lewis batted home both OF th
Washington tallies one in tn
third with a single and the othe
in the fifth With a twO-bagger
. Myatt scored the second in
great running exhibition from frs
to home on Buddy's short drive Z
, center.
Myatt reached third with cas-,
and then Kept on coming hom,
while Boron played hide-and-seel
with Lewis at second base Lewi
made second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Hash t Lost
In Two Years
BY LEO MACDoNELL

The Washington Senators have
Emil (Dutch) Leonard 10 hold
over the heads of the Tigers in
the way of a jinx pitcher-but
well take lefty Hal Newhouser on
IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
TWO EXHIBITIONS

The player squad includes %
veterans and 18 freshmen. Fifteen
were discharged from the military
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results Todays Games
DIT ., wash a. wash at DFI
chi Al Ro, = NY-StI, night.
StL n nv a Bos at Chi
Cleve T. PhNA O. Phtia at CeVe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
ST.. q, PhilA. o. Chi ht Bklyn
Bklyn 2, Chi StL-Phfl ntght
Tin SIS, B0s 81. Pitt at nv
Ny q, Pitt 4. Only games.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis lii. Kansas City OIL.
Louisville 7, Milwaukee q.
Toledo 10, ST Paul q.
Minneapolis Q, Columbus 4.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto ~, Baltimore ia
Rochester J-s, Jersey City ali.
Montreal 81, newark as.
Buffalo So, Syracuse IS.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGrE
los AuEsles IL, seattle 4.
saeraments 10. Hollywood
san Franeisro Q, San Disfe q,
Portland III, OAKLAND 90.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-18
Rouqh on Mats
WASHINGTON

Totals 81 624i2 Totals 81 IA 27
EBatted for BlnM In ninth
b-Batted for Ullrich In ninth
Evening star., 1945-09-09
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atvykus is Lietuvos po PEREZ
to karo. il darbuojasi ir ka-
talikiskose draugijose, ir jie
paremia Lietuviu parapijas.
Samai dalyvavo .delegatais
LVS seine Chicagoj 1914 M,
ir Americas Lietuviu Misijos
Washingtone 81 pavasari. Au-
komis visat1a gausiai paremia
tautinius ir parapiju reikalus.
Tas parodo kad gall butt ir
kataliku ir dirbti tautos reika-
lals savlstovlal. Rep.