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ball Draft Still Has Up In Air agnates INNATI ase IRER CAREERS BALLYHOO DEFERMENT taking sides on the question with Greenberg getting a good kicking back and forth. Some veterans organizations in Detroit are reported to have demanded openly that base ball's brightest star be inducted Of Grand Vets Alike. Won't Help Novikoff without further ado. Is Given To Rizzuto, Buddy Lewis, one of the standbys of the Washington Senators, is an Paul Waner And Gehringer To Slam Hits, Rueker Case other prominent player caught in the whirlpool. He Is single, with dependents, but an official of the Which Makes Yank To Start Sixteenth Year Most Neatly Proves.

draft bond at his home in North ager Heave Great Sigh. MARCH 31, 1941 PAGE 15 Carolina advised Lewis that he probably would not be deferred because the income from a filling sta Cub Gardener Mediocre In Train Hank Greenberg Case Making tion he owns would be sufficient to As Major League Regulars Pair Nearing Thirty-Eighth Birthday, Below .300 Only Twice. ing, May Go Way Of High-Priced Giant Dandy. M. McCormick Certain Of Regular Position Trouble In Detroit, With Great Player In Middle.

provide for his family. As a result Lewis has been ordered to take a physical examina- tion and may be called within a few CATHOLIC RESULTS. Chicago, March 30 (UP) Results in the National Catholic High School basketball tournament at Loyola University: Semifinal consolation Acquinas, La Crosse, waukee 31, Spalding Institute, Peoria, 111., 42, Central Athletic, Wheeling, 39. weeks. MAY GET FELLER.

BY WHITNEY MARTIN. Tampa, March 30 (The BY JOHN HENRY. New York, March 30 (INS) An Special News Service This little interesting study of the effects of There have been reports, too, that Bob Feller, the great young pitcher of the Cleveland Indians, and other Continued From Preceding Page. him last winter, and General Manager Warren C. Giles was so elated over Mike's attitude toward the ball club that when the California ballyhoo presents itself today in the parallel cases of Johnny Rucker stars, might be.

summoned before the season ia over. and Lou Novikoff, RACE TRACK IMPROVED. About $80,000 is being spent -on So far the only first-rank base speedster reported at Tampa with Rucker last season, you probably was the most publi improvements to the Roosevelt cized rookie who ever donned a Raceway in Long Island where night trotting races were Inaugurated last summer. story is a blend of the careers of two of baseball's most remarkable performers, and it is written largely because they are approaching their thirty-eighth birthdays and yet appear headed for highly successful seasons of active service. Their names are Paul Waner and Charley Gehringer, and the two of them together have about as much of what is commonly considered color as a basketful of fog.

They are baseball machines, well-oiled (don't get that wrong) and noise major league uniform. The New York Giants bought him from Atlanta for the most fabulous New York, March 30 (AP) The army draft still is playing tag with baseball. Phil Rizzuto, little twenty-two-year-old shortstop sensation cf the New York Yankees, has been deferred because of dependents after he previously had been ordered to take a physical examination and hat! pased it easily. Philip M. Burkhard, Chairman of Selective Service Board No.

284 in New York City, disclosed last night that the major league's outstanding rookie prospect had been 'classified in 3-A because he was the chief support of his father, mother and younger brother. His father some time ago got out of the ranks of the unemployed by taking a $20 a week job as a dock ball player actually inducted into the army is Hugh Mulcahy of the Philadelphia Phillies, who was called just as he was making plans to go to training camp with the club. Morrie Arnovich of the New York Giants was excluded at the last minute because of defective teeth, and John Rigney, the Chicago White Sox's standout pitcher, was deferred because of ear trouble. price anybody ever paid for a Southern Association star. He cost GAPT.

PETERSON the second squad the Redleg G. M. called him into his office and increased his salary $1,000 for the '41 season. Black Mike won't be 24 until May 6 and he already has a full season of successful major league competition under his belt, and his future potentialities are terrific. There is no player who has greater, physical qualifications than McCormick.

He's a six-foot, 200-pounder, who can run like a deer, and has a great throwing arm. In school he set a Northern California record for the 100-yard dash. He covered the distance in 0:09.9. the Giants $75,000 to be more or less $5 AND $10 SlifTht Seconds PIPES exact. MADE IN Rucker, a stringy lean lad who LONDON volk Taking advantage of the sunshine and spring-like weather, hundreds of golfers shook the moth balls out of their links' hardware and hustled out to their favorite layout yesterday.

Most of the courses had not planned to open at least officially until next Saturday or later, but the niblickers have been stall-walking for several days. Sunday sunshine, not official okeh, is what the golfers have been awaiting and when the sun arrived the urge was too great to suppress. The niblickers found the links far advanced for this time of the year, and, while not conductive of low scoring, they served as the great outdoors and permitted the unlimbcring of old swings and the testing of new ones. Scores of niblickers acquired their initial hand blisters and aching muscles at Avon Fields and California, the two municipal courses, and Sharon Woods, the county links. Hyde Park, Terrace Park, Wyoming, and Kenwood were scarred for the first time this season as niblickers sliced out divots.

Today there should be an epidemic of sore muscles and a rush for the rubbing liniment. When it came time to discuss the proposed change in the interclub team play championship at a recent meeting of the Golfers' League there was some objection to the new system offered and action was deferred. Two systems have been tried and have proven unsuccessful. Originally the play was on a home-and-home elimination basis with play on Wednesday afternoons. This was a failure and the same system with play on Sundays was attempted last season.

This also was unsuccessful. The new proposal is for play to involve two four-man teams instead of one six-man team. One team to be known as the club team, with no age limit and boosting the four best golfers the club can muster; the otner team, on which all players must be over 50 years old or more, is to be known as the senior team. The schedule will involve five matches for each team in each division. All club teams will play at a selected course on a certain Wednesday and all senior teams will play at one course on another date.

Thus club teams of all member clubs will compete against all other club teams simultaneously. Ditto the senior teams. Before the match starts, teams will designate their number 1 and 2 players and number 3 and 4 players. Individual results will be computed at the end of each match by matching cards. Some of the delegates disapproved the proposed change because play will be on a week day instead of Sunday.

Since there are only five matches for each team during the entire season there should be no reason why each club should not be able to have four good golfers on hand on a designated day. In a club team match, each club may not be able to have its four best niblickers present, but each should be able to have four good golfers present, nevertheless. The same for the senior group. If a club so desires it need not enter a team in but one division. 1 England CHOICE ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS ll'W less, and their histories back through the years offer a strange parallel, at least on the diamond.

HORWITZ vine At hails from Crabapple, went to the Giants' spring quarters with reporters and photographers recording his ever muscle twitch for posterity. They said what he couldn't do on the diamond wasn't in the books. TROPICAL PARK. First Race Purse claiming; for two-year-olds; one-half mile: Horses. Wts.

Horses. Wts. CUT-RATE CIGAR STORE Seventh watchman. The family has been de-! Gay Chic 108 Bezique 115 BUT ALAS! All that was a bit too much for the kingpin of Crabapple. Scoop Up 10S Violante llu All Glee 110 Lady Clipper ...110 Riverman 11.1 Bolute Dot Says 110 Bob Dodge 110 Kce Kee 1M Alphabow 110 Grandiloquent Moonful 110 Lady Infinity ..105 Va'e Dove lOi More Roman ..113 Wealow 108 Second Race Purse claiming; for three year old maidens; six furlongs (chute) Suhuta 103 Unimond 108 Ksgebe 113 Villa Platte llfi Tee Gee 11 Boston Llba 108 Chosen Time ...111 Tetranal 103 bnappy Heels ..103 Carlatone 113 Rettie Nux Ill Cavu Ill pendent on Phil's earnings as a Yankee farmhand for several years and the young star, now on the threshhold of a big league career, had expected to be deferred.

KEEPS ON. Consequently the shadow of the draft has hung over the Yankee infield ever since, although it didn't keep Rizzuto from hitting in 13 For Smart Stressors pessimist 113 Nutmeg Lass. ...108 He started the season as a regular. He has the speed of a rabbit, and the fact he kept centerfield covered like the dew was no surprise. Before expiration of the month, however, Johnny was pulling splinters from the bench and his fanfare had dwindled as low as his measley .189 batting average.

You didn't read much about Rucker after that. He got another chance as a regular in August. Minus the plaudits of the press, 'Day Dress ....103 Kay's Pride ....111 consecutive games up until today vvinnie 103 Cuphema nu Third Kace Purse claiming; for thret-vcar-olds six furlontrs (chute); Alsiona 107 Bolinvar 112 Both are starting their sixteenth year as major league regulars, although Gvihringer was up briefly for two years before his regular debut. Gehringer has played for Detroit every year, Waner played only for Pittsburgh until his signing with Brooklyn this year after his release by the Pirates. WANER BETTER HITTER.

Each has dropped below the .300 mark in batting only twice. Waner has the astonishing lifetime average, major end minor, of .340. Gehringer's average is .326. Waner is a thin, wan, sad-looking individual with drooping figure and drooping eyelids so you can't tell whether he is just going to sleep or just waking up. There is something coldly impersonal about his mechanical playing, so much so that one day after he had hit two triples off Harry Eisen-stat, then pitching for Brooklyn, Eisenstat came into the clubhouse sputtering and fuming.

"It isn't that he hit two triples; I know he's a good hitter," he raged. "It's just that he hasn't looked at me yet. He doesn't know whether I was throwing light handed or left handed." KEEN-EYED PAUL. Which pretty accurately describes Waner at bat, at that. He seemt- Sylvan Dell ....105 Happy Winner ..118 Starkee lift Valpone US Old Friend 107 Bond Hill Mere Silver ....115 'Cherriko 105 Pompton 112 Imadell 102 Clayville H5 Interrupt 107 l)i Vernon 110 'Wise Dean ....105 and fielding flawlessly.

Assurance of his presence in the lineup for the entire season comes close to making the Yankees the team to beat in the American League. However, settlement of Rizzuto's Status leaves a couple of other big draft question marks as puzzling as before. Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers, most valuable player in the American League, is foremost, of course. ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN Everytime 107 Cheetah ...107 Fourth Race Purse J1.000; claiming; for four-year-olds and upward; six (chute) Savitar 116 'Neddie Lass ..101 straight Thru ...116 Latepass 110 ONE LOW PRICE He, too, was called upon to take a physical examination in Florida mere will De no elimination under the new system. President Art Theler appointed Tom Earls and Ray Meyer to confer with various clubs in an attempt to work out some arrangement along suggested lines of the new proposal.

It is a case of trying something new or abandoning the matches. Should the clubs decide to give the card-matching style a try there is one thing that will be imperative. The rules of golf must be followed to the letter. There can be no conceding of putts or infraction of rules, as each player will be competing with other players who will be holeing all putts and obeying the rules. Al Werner, pro at the Terrace Park Club for several years will give golf instructions at Art Fisher's Range on Sundavs and at evenings during the week.

Werner may be reached for appointment at Eramble 1830 W. Werner resigned as pro at Terrace Park last fall to devote his time to selling automobiles. Paul Lee 118 Darby Dallas ...114 Merrily San 116 Evanded 114 Batter Ill "Eternal Wave. Imperial Queen Echo 111 Symphon Ill "Feedman 111 Deepdene Ill Gallant Hour ...114 Valdina Jack ...114 orcades Ill Fifth Race Purse claiming; for four-year-olds and upward; six lunons (chute) Johnny built his batting up to .296 by season's end, which, of course, required a lot of hitting. A checkup on the Giants' spring drills shows that Rucker is nailing the horsehide at a .339 clip in 17 games.

This indicates that, barring accident, Ruck's second year under the bfg top will be as successful as his first was expected to be. RUSSIAN OR JUST MAD? This brings us to the case of the Mad Russian. Novikoff, the Pacific Coast's No. 1 batsman, was preyed upon by the Espino Gold Speed To 115 High Scope 110 'liemarkable ...110 and the physician recommended that he be deferred because of flat feet. But his local Draft Board in Detroit decided to classify him as 1-A nevertheless and to have him take another physical exam when he returns to Deroit next month.

Thus the people in Detroit, as Tvell as the rest of the country, are publicists and, thus, comes up with TlAn. Kf.f I i a batch of clippings and ''j oecieiary oi tne local p. rj. A announced that Lose Your Shirt? that make Chicago Cub fans, wl" convene the Hotel Alms next Mondav night, anxious for opening dav. for thPir meeting.

Election of officers and drafting It appears from this station, a tournament schedule will highlight the meeting. however, that Novikoff's stick work i ZH: rr has been but mediocre in the Bruins' training games. In big OUY (IYTYIPY VirtnYS I SECOND PLACE PORTION Aerial Bomft isasni eazouK Schu.z 105 Sixth Kace Purse claiming; for tfiree-yesr-olds; one mile and seventy yards: Fancy Free ....108 One 1113 "Art Of War 'Flying Plaid ...108 Meritorious 111! Mental Giant Mill Tower 113 Seventh Race Purse claiming; for four-year-olds and upward; one and one-sixteenth miles: Chance 106 "Flyaway 108 Strange Times ..108 'Chlcharra 103 Car Kou ..101 Knsidan 106 High Arch 106 "Enuymion 10j Blind Pig 105 Pctce Gene 113 Medred 98 Bernais .....110 Migal Fay 105 'Dunfrese 105 Dulcimer 105 Autograph 105 L'nd Of Kheims.105 Fire Finch 110 Eighth Race Purse claiming; for four-year-olds and upward; one and one-sixteenth miles: Placer Inn 106 Gallant Friar ..110 Dissembler 113 Howellville 110 Tied Rome 113 Jules Lazard ...110 to be looking out into left field romewhere, when all of a sudden pitch is made and powie! A line single or double or a long triple. He is credited with having about the sharpest eyes in baseball, and a phenomenal wrist action makes it possible for him to place his hits, or even foul off balls he doesn't like. He is as noiseless off the field as he is on it, although among friends ho opens up on occasion.

He will sit silently listening to conversation with that dead-panned, vague ex-: Page PENNO HOTEL MBSON LOBBY Open till 8 for your sake EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR league company, Lou looks like a good-field, no-hit guy, contrary to Pair Who Smack In Indiana Tourney i Chicag0 1 Over 1, everything that was said before the 300 Pins. exhibition battles began. The regular season and the sure test has not started yet, but, even now, folks are asking how Novi French Lick, lnd March 30 (AP) Officials said today four former winners would compete in the tenth an- koff will fare under the pressure of Geneva Cross 118 Grand Lama ....111 St. Paul, March 30 (AP) Missing a tie for firs't place by seven pins, Floyd Reichard and Steve Peters of Chicago rolled into, second place in the doubles with 1,300 to highlight the minor events program at the forty-first annual publicity. Sunabell ins "h.nns eun Best Grade Dry Cleaning MEN'S TROUSERS A Cleaned and Tressed HOWARDS Cleaners Unless he does better than he has Kurriist.in "100 'Koracan 104 pression, then suddenly start talking with animation, subsiding quite as abruptly when he has spoken his piece.

He has never used rubbing alcohol in his life. Larry French once told him that rubbing the legs to date, there is a positive proba Inviting 108 'Phenomenal ...103 Phlllcal 105 Pradis 110 bility he will travel along in Ruck Honey Chile ....110 Petit Jean 110 Ninth Race (Substitute) Purse American Bowling Congress tour claiming; for four-year-olds and upward; a 1 Midwest amateur golf ournament here next Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The meet con six fnrlones (chute): er footsteps. If Novikoff proves to be another Rucker, the general conclusion must be that too many advance plaudits are more hindrance than help to the promising rookie. Amen.

Amen. Maenerva lua Arcnea i Morning Mall ...116 Come Home 111 Meadow Morn .116 County Antrim. ..116 Short Cake Ill Iron Will 114 High Fair 109 Discobolo 116 Oayset Ill 'Cantovino 106 'Miss Co-Ed 104 'One Strike 10 made the muscles flabby, so he ha3 avoided the trainer's table and still has a sturdy pair of pins. Gehringer is a rangy, bow-legged gent, silent" but far from morose. Ho has a keen sense of humor and will sit back in a coi ner of the dugout concentrating on the manufacture of a wisecrack to slip into the nament today.

Reichard, 35, is a Chicago policeman and Peters, 33, is manager of the Sheridan Recreation there. The doubles lead is held by Ned Day and Elmer Koch of Milwaukee, with 1,307 lolled a week ago. Only two other changes were effected on the Big Ten leaders' Smooth Tires Are DANGEROUS Our RECAPS Give Yea New Tire Mileage sists of 54 holes of medal play Gliost Fiver ....116 Riccadonna Ill Some Polly 104 Cynic King 114 Apprentice allowance claimed. OHIO STATE WINS TWO 18 on the par 'ire Parkway fa 1 Ssrvice at 12th 71 French Lick SELECTIONS. At Swimming Meet Michigan Springs valley course and 36 on the par 72 3 MONTHS TO PAY Becker's Pay Plan AT CASH PRICES Tropical Park.

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South Bend. Ind 711 George Tishock, Milwaukee 7'M James Berado, Chicago 7(ii ALL EVENTS. Oeorce Tishock, Milwaukee I.Hrfi Joe Kruk, Gary, Ind 1,922 James Berado, Chicago 1,903 Harry Crowley, Cincinnati 1.J01 Cone Hermann, St. Louis general conversation. Some of his puns are atrocious.

BALLPLAYER'S BALLPLAYER. He has ballplayers' eyes, a clear, cat-like grey, and he has a fascinating little dent in his nose. He's a ballplayer's ballplayer, but the fans are beginning to appreciate him too. At St. Petersburg the other day he got the biggest hand of all when he stepped up to bat.

He can't run as fast as he once could, but he still covers plenty of territory around second base, and he is a poem of motion as he makes difficult plays with effortless grace. We saw him flip the ball backhanded to the shortstop on one split-second double play as casually as if he were tossing aside an apple core. Astonishing gents, Mr. Waner and Mr. Gehringer.

At a time in their baseball lives when they should be resting folding legs under folding chairs in the clubhouse shade they are out there playing championship baseball for the championship contenders. Proclaimed Team Victors. Ann Arbor, March 30 (AP) Swimming titles keep piling up for Coach Matt Mann's University of Michigan acquatic acrobats. Fresh from a successful defense at near-by East Lansing of their National Collegiate Athletic Association championship, a crown they now have won eight straight years, the Wolverines trained sights today on a second consecutive National A. A.

U. indoor title. The two-day classic, opening here Friday, will draw some of the cream of the nation's natators to Michigan's and at least three world records may find a watery grave. Acquisition of another A. A.

U. championship to go with its N. C. A. A.

and Big Ten crowns would provide Michigan with a sweep of just about all the tank trophies on hand for a second straight year, a feat no other col hill course. MEL SMITH. The returning winners will be Gus Novotny of Memphis, defending champion; Chick Evans and Jack Hoerner of Chicago, each of whom has taken the title twice, and Gus Moreland of Peoria, 111. Novotny finished the distance in 223 strokes last year. John Hobart of Moline, 111., and John David of Indianapolis tied for second at 228.

Hobart and David also are entered this year. The turney, with the Thomas D. Taggart Trophy the stake, is expected to draw golfers from Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, and Memphis. Entrants include Jim Frisina of Taylorville, Henry Timbrook of Columbus, 1940 Indiana junior titlist; Curtis Busher of Decatur, BOWLING FOR FASHION Ladies, and you men also, can make bowling advantageous to your health and figure.

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Ohio State won two events and Wayne one. Earl Clark of the Buckeyes, who won the low and high board diving titles to become the meet's only double winner, will go after the A. A. U. springboard titles vacated by a former teammate, Al Patnik.

ZEKE BONURA SIGNS. New Braunfels, Texas, March 30 (AP) Zeke Bonura, holdout first baseman, today notified Mike Kelley, President of the Minneapolis American Association club, that he had accepted Kelley's terms and would report to the Millers' camp here at once. He was at his New Orleans home. NINTH. I SEVENTH.

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