Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 12

4 1 4 Uii i i. j.i K' Ej' IF I 'I ir HM Mr all I. 3f I 1 MS 0 K'l ti wr K. li; SJM PACE TWELVE POUGHKEEPSIE NEW YORKER FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER II Rod and Gun 8portsmen mho hare been listen Int to the optimistic reports about unf being plentiful and hunters scarce this fall are tn for some un pleasant shocks before the season Is over It true that same of al.I types la plentiful and that man) of the hunters who have roamed fields and oods In other vrars are hunt Ins biager game on our far flung battlefields no II la eauallT I roe thai the tianlers wha are lefl will he confronted with serious equip sent shortages when they get mads far their hunting treks Few new guns are available and there Is a serious shortage of sen used stork No shells hate ween made since June 15 and Jobbers admit that their storks are gone local dealers had large stocks on hand but these have been depleted and it Is doubtful If many of the boys sriti have enough to carry thrlr esutomers through the season.

Already hunters are making plans to pool Ihelr cars during the hunting season and there Is a general agree ment that most of the hunting mill be done closer to home than In previous 3 ears Those trips to Can da and even the Adirondack! are out for the duration One problem which Is con fronting sportsmen Is the knowledge that this area will be overran by hunters from the metropolitan district. Fellows, who In other years, headed for the sride open spaces will be doing their hunting In this area. PARTRIDGE SEASON Word has been receded at Federation headquarters that the open season on partridge for this area will start at sunrise on Oct IS and run until sunset Nov 36 It la a reasonably long season and contrary to the opinion held by some, then will be some partridge hunting Northern boundary of the area Is the tracks of the New York Central running east from Albany While much of the talk of banting prospects, great many wf the boys are atill doing considerable fishing. As we pointed awl us an earlier column, some of the best flshlnf ot the year caaaea fas September and October, to prove this clalss. Dick Baxter obligingly lawk a five and ne qaartcr pownd lai gr moo th from Whaley Lake, Dick made the catch with a flyrod and had the bailie el his life before landing the if boy.

store on fishing The Conservation department la starting Its experimental fall planting of trout In Chcsemokn creek. In the northeastern pert of the county Members of the Pine Plains Sportsmen association are cooperating In the releasing of the MSO brooks and 100 browns. This experiment will be car ried on ever a four year period and the results will be observed closely. The local Federation and the Conservation department are InVerested In developing a real brook treat stream la the county and they are concentrating their attention ea the Chekemoke. FEDERATION NEWS Delegates from member clubs to the Federation meeting, held at Berth's.

Pleasant Valley, last night, voted to discontinue the annual Sportsmen's field day for the duration. All agreed that holding It would mean using tires and rubber needed for more vital purposes However, the organisation will sponsor a championship trap and akeet shoot Tentative date for the event Is Oct. 11 and It will be held at the Whortleklll Rod and Oun dub, Hopewell. Walter Scott, Hudson valley sportsman; and Charles Hoag, Casperklll; were named co chairmen ef the trapaheet com mlltee. Other members are Dr.

Ed Strang. ML Riga; Un Schlade, Rochdale; Howard Le Rey. rieasanl Valley; Hervle Kilmer, Cram Elbow; Elbert Johnson. Dover Plains, and L. Asher.

Northern Datchesa, Thls group has decided that practice strings will start at 9 clock and the 50 blrd championship shoot will get under way at noon There will be awards for all places v. lth the high county shooter taking a leg on the championship trophy A special trophy will be swsrded the high shooter from outside the county Walter Rows heads the akeet committee. He la a member of the hoot dab. Other committee members are Al Covert, Casperklll, Frank DXahoscb, Rochdale; Glen Story, Datchesa ceanty sperlsnaan; and John Moses, Hudson valley. Al Clark, who did a swrll job or running the pheasant rearing station, and Jack Darby, one of the prime movers in securing the station, were guests at the session JUST A SUGGESTION Sportsmen have a wonderful opportunity to better their relstlons with their hosts now that Is 11 they are willing to work a bit jor years you have been hunting over fanners' lands and ashing his streams without giving much In return.

Now, many of your farmer friends sue in trouble They need help and need it bad Furthermore they cant hire It and many of them art standing by and watching crops go to waste It wwaldnt be too difficult a scant far a growp ef sportsmen la get together and spend their day efX helping tbeir farmer friends. Bar It weald be work vat a'gestare of this kind would snake the Ian ewners feel pret ly warn and toward spsslsaiiiw la fact we would like ts bet that the chap whs adepts this suggestion will al way kavv a place to hun and 1942 Senior Title Play, Best Ball Test Carded at Dutchess s) Cards Can Tie Dodgers for Lead in Series gggggggggggggggggggggggggggggk AJsBBBBBBBBBS BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbB 3 IPgggggggggfl sV'aB I jPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPBfef fsmsmsBBsi 1 LgggggaVJBBrggggggfggggVE AH smsmVtrV fiSLtu af raaaaaan asmsmsaJr "iTmsmsmna. sBsH smsmsKrX asmsmsmsmW. msmsi gggggggggggggfl aIBkv weS srs HmwinSar Jgw3gir, Billy Conn in First Workout for Title Bout BILLY CONN in his Initial workout for the heavyweight championship bout a lth Joe Louis first tested his left hand which was broken In that informal battle frith his father in law, Jimmy Smith Scene of Conn workout is Pittsburgh Industrial Baseball Seen Replacing Some Minor Leagues NEW YORK Raymond Harry Dumont says Industrial baseball will replace the lesser minor leagues until the war is brought to a successful conclusion Ray Dumont Is certain that the organized and circuits are finished for the duration and sees clubs In A A and even AA on shak foundations 9 Dumont president of the National Semi Pro Baseball Congress points out that 7(1 nerrent nf seml nrn rait. Vita nnrunl InHnntHal firm.

the ftther 30 percent Army campi and vanishing "town" teams Labor unions are sponsoring clubs to create good will Two 1M2 state champions represented unions a boilermakers' organization in Portland Ore and a carpenters' local in Jacksonville Three former major leaguers sre members of the Boeing Bombers which, representing IS 000 emplojes of the Wichita division of that airplane manufacturing firm, won this year nstlonal tournament In Wichita They are Tom Angley, who once caught for the Cubs, and Outfielders Woody Jensen and Fred Two Games Separate Clubs In Pennant Race St Louis Gains As Brooklyn Bows To Chicago Cubs IBr Tht AiaorioMsrd Prtui Th National IraKU tlirlnu prnnant struggle a new and een morf tl.ld hue todar a. the Brooklyn Dodger, and St LouLi Cardinal come together for their final fateful series. They hae met manv time before of course but this time the situ i ation different and desperate for I the Dodgers in plte of the fact that the still are id first place bv two games If the Redblrds can beat Brookhn tods and tomorrow they will be een the Dodgers for the firt time this season and will mow from EbbeU field to Philadelphia mlth a great opportunity to grab the lead For while the Cardinals are tack ling the tall end Phils four tune ift three dajs the schedule calls for Brookhn to pla only twice Thus if the Cards are able to rout the Dodgers and keep on winning at Philadelphia there is nothing Brooklyn can do to keep them from molng into first place at least temporarily That explains how control of the race suddenly has slipped Trotn the Dodgers hands They let go of it with a humiliating 10 2 defeat the Chicago Cubs in BrookUn ye terda hUe the Redblrds were raJcf the New York Giants 5 1 acrws town at the Polo Grounds Slaughter Scores on Cooper's Fly ENOS SLUOHTER 'right Csrdl ia outTlelder scores In the first inning against the New org Giants on Walker Coopers short fl to Busier Mavnard Msynard throw got aa from (riant catcher GUS MASCUSO (left) but Slaughter aa already across the plate was charged on the plaj HRSH Ball Club Ends Season; Team Won 1 7 of 20 Games Unable to find a suitable opponent for a game at th Hudvin Ri.er State hospital diamond tomorrow Arthur Sullivan boosting manager for the team and ph.Mcal director said today the hot nital season is closed Howie Pollet a Jinn to the Giant I He preioush had planned to pla Saturda game through the balance Yale Signs Rolf as Coach sllosted only four hits snd ould hsie had a shutout except for Mel Ott 27th home run in the seventh It was his sixth ln of the season and fifth oer the Giants Before the game Carl Hubbell who was to ha.e pitched (or New York as struck on the head a ball thrown In from the outfield Stan Musirl of the Cardinals He was taken to a hospital but an examination indicated he was not critically hurt Hal Schumacher pitched and lost The Dodgers couldnt concentrate on the Cubs because of thinking of the Imminent adventure with 6t Louis and consequent!) acre shelled for three runs tn each of the first two Innings and practically smoth of this month up until a late hour toda Fred Dahn team manager was not are that the rlubwould not pla tomorrow During the Dartball League Draws 16 Teams Play Starts Monday Night Star Will Handle the eight hit hurUn of old Poughkepsie Dwrtball league will Lon Warneke Arky Vaughan sec Pen ll 1W2 Monda Cnurf BnCPhnll lllhc ond home run nf mith night ith the largest number of on nrsntrt ariiilnnt leaiTi! on preentl a shutout teams eer entered in the circuit season the hospital plaed 20 games facing the strongest semi pro opposition Sulll. nn could book The records show the team won 17 games and lost three Teams scoring victories o.er the hos pital were Grumman Bombers Long Inland Tra.elers and Puerto Rlcan Stars Two of these teams nere beaten in return games Bob Rogers was the clubs No 1 hurler and he start I ed IB of the 20 games played Bob on 16 and lost three Elbert John i son was called on for the final game i of the season against the Bombers last week a team which previously had stopped the hospital 8 2 Johnson turned In one of the best games of his long mound career in Zi vie Whips Red Cochrane Decisions Champ In Garden Bout (Farmer Lists Tourney Rules For Medal Event Bad Weather Hampers Play At College Hill Annual Senior championship lour namrnl and the start of a best Zn handicap tournament are srhrdul ed to get under av at the Dutch" ess Golf and Country rlub tonwr row John Farmer club canui, said today The Senior championship toums. ment will consist of 36 holes medal play Contrary to n.

I tire the tournament a 111 not be a Tided into tsvo age grouos thui Kut all anlnt a ill pete ln division Championship trophv a ill to the golfer with the low gross jcort for the 38 holes of pln Mr Parmer said a new perpetual trophy th, James Hunter Memorial has ben placed ln competition and the al ner will bae the honor of being th, first to hae his name lnv rtbed on It Contestants ma plav their xt holes either tomorrow or Sundar or play 18 on Saturday snd II on Sunday Mr Farmer said the best oaJl handicap tournament a ill way tomorrow and run through tba balance of this month Entrsnu must sign for play before lorn today PAH Weiss chairman of the handicap committee duclosM oot handicap change at the club Roland Becker has been lowered to 13 Although rain has cast blan oer activity at the College hill course this eek Mansger Al Dans and Charles DeStefano, pre art going forward with their para to hold the championship ansa Sunda) Sept 20 Granting that the bad vestbrr I naa nandicapped plav this the men said contestants vouM the neet No error NFW YORK i APi Red Coch rane still Is the sielterv. eight cham plon of the aorld toda but there Is have to make arrangements to grt no doubt that Frttiie Zllc Is the champion of Red Cochrane Cochrane on leave from the Nav to fight lor the USO before going on active sea duty received a belt emblematic of the tUle at Madison Square Garden last night but that was nothing to the belts he took from the veteran Pittsburgh ringmaster ln the 10 round bout which followed immedtatel) second and third rounds plaied tha weekend and next week to clear thr I decks for the finals a week from Sundav They pointed to fact 'that the weather Is uncertain stur that date and they want to be cer tain of a good day for the finals, I uraw as oig a gauery as possible. NEW HAVEN CONN CAPi Yale has added Robert iRed Rolfe nine year veteran of the New York Yankees' infield to Its coaching staff in an attempt to bolster the some Brlckel who mrves with th. Wr.i.. what down at heel fortunes of il combination of four New Jbaseball and basketball teams I York "ctorles or Boston defeats ric iraynor lurmer manager oi and current scout for the Pitts d'n M1Urr unherslty alhlet burghs, offered $10 000 to Ujlt nlh' a semi pro club backed by a firm hml.

'ne ho enjojed engaged ln war work ta b'h I sports during the past few seasons Tom Oreenwade. Brooklyn scout hld acquired the J3 ear old third wu. uiaiiase a group oi prospects expected to plaj In his array ior an lh worid nfxl morUh uie m(QQje wesi coach of both teams Believing It will help create plant While declining to reveal the Interest, a nationally known Indus terms of the contract Miller said trial firm has appropriated 120 000 Red Robert would move here with to sponsor club ln 1943 his family In October and would Of the six top ranking teams ln mbout nli coaching chores on years national tournament nunc wui succeeu rmoa jne Wood one time Boston Red Sox pitching ace as baseball coach and the cP'ln Ken Loeffler A as uuasriuaii mentor wood was dis missed last spring after 10 In the American league yesterday "'m5 P'v 'both the New York Yankees and Nw club ae "no" Boston Red Sox were defeated keep lhe Brotherhood of the First Luth ing the margin between them at ten I ern church games but reducing the requirement Other teams ln the league are for the Yanks clinching the Dennant Ftiends, St John Arlington Re Lhls three represented war Industries Two were Army teams representing Camp Wheeler Oa and Tort Riley Kans The other belonged ln classlflcstlon which is rapidly becoming extinct the town team a rmrh htl lirnr nma la in To give you a rough Idea of how rh.rt, of ir.ir.ir, swift waa the btuteball in the na tpt.tH mm tlonal tournament Camp heeler couldnt win It although the soldiers had Tied Haley the one time Yank pitcher who aji in the American Association ln 1941 Shortstop Claude Corbltt who was headed from the International League to the Brooklyn and Cecil Travis of Washington at third base Dumont Is in New York for a vacation before shoving off for the semi pro world series ln Havana between the, Boeing Bombers and the Cuban champions, Oct 1 Dumont 37 looks and promoter He is active imaginative a cigar smoking Larr McPhail of the semi pros A native of Penarook Rolfe plaved baseball and basketball at Dartmouth NO BFMII WARMER FORT WORTH Dutch Meer has coached football at Texas Christian for 20 jears He on 10 arslt) letters and was three times captain as an undergraduate The Yanks twf shutout bv the St Louis Browns 9 0 on the three hit pitching of Dennis Gatehouse as lAalt Judnlch betted In five runs The Red Sox were nosed out 6 4 at Detroit even though Ted" WilUanu collected his 3Ut homer of the veai and Dom DIMaggio also notched one The Chicago White Sox and lnglon Senators split a tmllight night doubleheader Chicago took the first 7 I with Ted Lvons hurling seven hit ball for his 13th trl umph then Washington won the night game 5 4 on Bruce Campbells at St Mngie mn tne bases loaded in the eighth Cincinnati beat the Bonlon Braves 8 2 for Paul Derringer but the sec vears ond game ended ln a scoreless tie after nine innings in htch Rav Starr pitched to hit ball Pitts burgh beat the Phils 2 1 in 11 in nings and then also had the second game end ln a tie 0 0 for three ln ningx Both of these no decisiou game no mill be rantelled since thr teams are not scheduled against each other again formed St Andrew Dutch Arms Tabernacle First Baptist Trtnitj Heddlng ashlnglon street Con gregational Falkill lodge No 279 Poughkeepsie lodge No 21 and Catherine Street Communit) center Officers of the league are George Lauriisen president Kendell Fobes vice president Erwln Coons treasurer Paul Duell sec retar Ro Van Norstrand public it The opening meek schedule Mondav night St Pauls at Pough keepsie lodge Catherine street at St Andrews Tuesday night Friends Johns Dutch Arms al Fall kill lodge Congregational at First Baptist Arlington at ashlngton street First Lutheran at Tabrrna cle Thursday night Trtnltv at Heddlng turning back the crack team 7 2 and As a result of his vtctorv over the pudgy rea neaa win meet another former welter king Henry Armstrong who Is bouncing along the comeback trail after losing the crown to Zlvlc Oct 4 1940 and filling to regain It in. a return match two months later The bout probably will be held Nov 6 Although carrying enough ballast to make him list as a result of the water he was forred tn drink William i Chief Mueller said to he rould mme in mr ti. in.

dav he was perfectly willing to step pound limit Zivlc ripped and slash aside as umpire for the game be i and thoroughly befuddled the tween the Roe Movers and Dutchess tenacious Cochrane over the 10 Rovais Sunda) If It will promote round route to win as he nleased relationships between the'and gain revenge for the defeat 14 months ago that cost him the title permitted the hospital to end Its season with a victor Mueller Offers 'To Step Aside' Lumbs Tie Harts On Siko's Home Run Baseball Congress was a child of the depression Emploved ln a sporting goods store ln Wichita perpetual home acts the 0f tne tournament In 1931 Dumont VOlUble roulHn ult HaK.ii enough so he organised a state tournament which enticed 16 teams He invented the automatic plate and drew less than 2 000 DeoDle duster the argument ender and put This )ear 24 state or regional neon lights on the scoreboard He champions which is all the tour put umpires In evening clothes al night Dumont argument ender Is a clever little iruzzle in the form of a microphone which pops out of the ground when the umplre tn thief steps on a ptdal Everv thing the dissidents say can be heard all over ma lor league assistance the park so they sh away from the Now the National Semi Pro Base contraption ball Congress doesnt need it and Dumont even tried to eliminate Ray Dumont prefers to io It alone the plate umpire with electric cross He has found that he can do a nament can accommodate plajed to 128 000 persons In 47 games The sum of $3 000 contributed bv the sporting goods manufacturers in 1937 is all the help Dumont has been given Dumont sought and was refused 'ras I He tried out blackout baseball with the ball bases etc phosphorescent but found it Impractical I Dumont National Semi Pro much better Job Harringfon Zook Team Gains Finals Oertrude Harrington and Jud Zook gained the girls doubles fin als In the championship tourna ment at the PnuiihkrrpMe Tennis club jesterdav bv defeating Mar garel Ann Schlaione and Marlon Knauss IS and then dispos Ing of Bett Swift and Nanc Quln terro 6 3 6 1 In bos single matches Bob Car ter downed Herbert Rolg 6 3 6 1 John Otndrle eliminated Thomas Bull 6 4 6 1 and John Aldeborgh trimmed William Olndele 6 4 6 3 COBS ATLANTA Ocorgta Tech has 150 men ln the Nay rort) four of these earned one or more athletic tetters I fjntaklni hunting i the chap who shoulders his gun for a da) I In woods and fields covers a lo of termor) and comes In contact with many people Ma) we sug gest that )ou keep our eves open lor something other than game I Doubtless a group of alrrt hunters could uncover many things during (the sea sin We wouldnt be sur pilsed If they might stumble over some sholt wave rac lo in un friend!) hands or diM Over other enemv aitlvliy whuh has cuaprd official notlre i Bear it in mind when vou are out for game This attitude can do, no harrn and may accotn plish much good, MacPhail Doubts Dodgers' Ability to Win League Flag BROOKLYN (AP) Larry MacPhail. the magnetic maitermind i the Brooklyn Dodgers sayi he doubts his ball rlub ran win the National league pennant so it may be Ju.t as well that he waa In Washington today while the St l.ouii Cardlnab set siege to LbbeU Held The president of the Brooklyn rlub went to the capital last night to romplrte arrangements for his entry Into the rmy probably with a tmm mission In the field rtillery in whlrh he was a captain during the first world war But before he left he wilnMJ the It debarl which his lodgen dropped to the Chicago tubs and It apnarenllv made him even happier that he was marching off to war Anjway he was laughing as he declared to newspapermen "I doubt if my rlub ran win It and recalled tne warning be had given Ma players three weeks a thai thejr would bava hustle harder sUj on Up, Hart, and Lumbr plaved their long deferred nr.t game in the semi nnals of the Citv softball I league at Memorial field last night but after the shouting and firing ceased the clubs were right back mhere thev started as the contest ended in a 2 2 deadlock Harts were steaming along on a 2 1 margin and appeared headed for vlctorv when Ous Siko came to bat in the last of the wenth Joe Roberts had been turning back lumbs rrgularlv but Siko drove a pitch out of ihe lot for a home run mhlch knotted the count Darknev called a halt to the content mhtch will be replaved Mondav night Bud Clark pitched for Lumbs Hugh Care Harts cat her hit the games other four bogger Cops Plan Picnic But Take Sleighride; Bo to News Team, 8 3 The Poughkeepsie Cops went down to Eastman Oval for a picnic Last night but took a sleighride instead as the department softball team went down lo an 8 3 defeat at the hands of the Poughkeepsie Newspaper Stafl en After spotting the Cops a three run lead the Mailers charged domn the stretch with a garrison finish lo pile up eight runs In the last three innings while the BluecoaU spent their energ) in vain arguments over decisions of the vigilant umpire The newshaaks pounded the offerings of Tony Cecchim for 16 bae blows mhtle Mike Rock held the losers to eight Rock also aided the cause with three hit sharing honors with Lajac and Tborot. better relationships between two teams and make it possible for the game to be plaved Asserting that he had called them as he saw them In both games plajed by the clubs and pointing out that he was Interested only ln working the game right Mueller ex plained that a game or this type Is a strain on an umpire and he was not particularly anxious to work it I Fred Dahn could not be reached for comment on Meullers offer bu he had said again last night that he mould stick bv the official he used all season because I believe thev are the best available I Fights Last Night (Bi Tli Al ot at PiM NFW YORK FrltJe Zlvlc 111', Pittsburgh outpointed Freddie i Red Corhrsne 146 Elizabeth '10 Willie Pep 130 Hartford Conn stopped Frank Franconert 125 Bavonne FALL RIVER MASS Bills Burklrv 130 Fall River stopped Eddie I Angelis 128 Boston 0 ROCHLSTFR Harvey Dubs 1441 Toronto outpointed Tomnl) Hogan 142 i New York HO ELIZAHFTH Ike Williams 115 Trenton outpointed Char he Davis 130 New York '8 BROOKLYN Sal Bartolo 128 Boston outpointed Bill) Pintl 128 I Trov 1 8 OI Mi SFTFRAN tHICAC.O Dr Dann Fnrtmann co captain of the Chicago Bears is plav lng hi seventh ear of pro frsslnnal football although he la I only 26 the Associated Press score card gave Zivlc ejght rounds and the champion two Two rounds the fifth and seventh were taken away Irom Cochrane for low blows but he lost the fifth by a rountr) mile anw a) Quinferro Takes Club Golf Trophy Fred Quinterro posted a net score of 73 to win top honors In the an nual dav at golf of the exchange club al the Dutchess Oolf and Coun tr club esterda) Cahlll was runncrup with 75 and Fred Oanoung placed third with 79 The club trophy was presented to Mr Quinterro at a dinner held In the clubhouse after the match Graham Has Rhythm, On and Off Gridiron EVANSTON Northwestern fixtball colleagues call backfleld ace Otto Graham the One Man Band and with good reason The triple threat Junior grew up In a musical atmosphere His father Otto Sr Is band director at Waukegan High His mother Is director of music and organist at the First Methodist church of Waukegan A brother Oene plavs ln the United 8tate Marine band A jounger brother was national oboe champion Otto well he plajs the violin piano cornet harmonica and French horn. 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