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7 Green Bay Press -Gazette "EVERYBODY READS IT" GREEN BAY, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1937 It'll Be a Great Game in HicLEmORE Chicago, Says Dutch Clark GREEN SOX SNATCH LEAD WITH SUNDAY VICTORIES DORAIS APPARENT WINNER OF POLL TO COACH STARS New Detroit Coach Lauds OLYMPIC GAMES OF NO USE IN PROMOTING INTERNATIONAL PEACE Talents of Dorais, Thinks Packers Will Have Their DEADLINE FOR TICKETS Hands Full. NEW YORK (U.R) A year ago today, in the great Reichsportleld Rowe Blanks Manitowoc for 3 to 0 Decision in Berlin, the Olympic torch burn, ed brightly. The probable selection of Gus Dorais as All Star coach to pilot rANKEES Under blue skies and on a green field the young men of the world Detroit Mentor Leading in Ballot to Direct Packer Foes. 1HT marched shoulder to shoulder in the stirring Olympic ceremony Some $3.30 Seats Remain at Packer Headquarters, Says Spachmann. LIKELY RIIS Flags of all nations flew side by side from the stadium's ramparts.

the All-Americans against the Green Bay Packers drew a hearty second from Earl (Dutch) Clark, newly appointed head coach of the Detroit Lions, Interviewed by W. W. Edgar in the Detroit Free Press, Clark praised Dorais' attributes and predicted a great contest between the Packers and their ex-collegiate foes. The interview follows: Penzenstadler Drives in Winning Run as Bays Triumph Over Kaukauna at Night; Little Chute Next Oaths of high sportsmanship were taken. Government leaders, their voices thrown by amplifiers to the listening thousands, spoke COMMANDING MARGIN URGE IMMEDIATE ACTION New Yorkers Squeeze Out 6-5 Girl Softball Players Will Face North Side Business Men's Team.

COMPETE AT SOX PARK movingly of amity and under Victory Over Cleveland's Indians. standing. Whirl To Records Waldorf, Layden Have Little With the deadline next Sun Chance of Nosing Out Popular Gridman. Black men whirled down the track to records and thunderous cheeri. Chunky little yellow men drew salutes by splashing mightily through the water and running CHICAGOANS TAKE PAIR BY W.

W. EDGAK Judging him by his youthful appearance and his heavy coat of tan. one would have suspected him of being a lifeguard enjoying a few hours away from the beach. But when Earl (Dutch) Clark, the new head coach of the Lions, pulled up a chair end started to Fans who like to see a lot of By JOHN WALTER The Green Sox rode a four-game winning streak into undisputed possession of first place in the Northern State baseball league yesterday, defeating Manitowoc, 3 to 0, and Kaukauna, 7 to 6. Both games were played on the road.

The Bays played highly creditable ball in both contests. They won the morning game because of the superlative pitch ing of Johnny Rowe, who allowed Manitowoc but four hits. CHICAGO (m Charles (Ous) fun mixed in with a little baseball, and who don't go in much for convention, would do just about right BY SID FEDER Dorais of the University of Detroit apparently has won the position as NEW YORK All over the baseball map they're climbing "and whipped Kaukauna by sheer head conch of the College All aboard the bandwagon for a Yan by slipping into a seat at Green Sox park along about 8 o'clock tomorrow night. talk football, you forgot the time of the day and suddenly realized that here was a very serious -minded individual bent on making a success of a new venture. day less than a week away, there still remain some $3.30 All Star game tickets for sale at the Legion building Packer ticket headquarters, E.

A. Spachmann, director of sales, announced today. "If these tickets are not purchased by next week-end," said Spachmann, "they will be sent back to Chicago, and it will be very difficult for Green Bay people to get good seats thereafter." Only Ones Left The $3.30 seats now available here are the only ones remaining anywhere, as they have been sold out completely in Chicago. A number of requests for $3.30 tickets have come in from Milwaukee, with defensive strength coupled mars wno win meet the Green kees-cubs World series this foil. Full Speed Ahead Bay Packers at Soldier field the and the way things shape up now that's not a bad guess.

It's donkev baseball day. and tirelessly over tortuous distances. White men were acclaimed for feats of strength and skill. Race meant nothing. Neither did color nor creed.

But that was a year ago. The Olympic torch now is doubling as an artillery flash on the Guadamarra front in Spain. The chunky little yellow man who won the marathon is perhaps right now burning up the plains of Northern China with a message to Japanese Garcia. Chances are that some of the big night of Sept. 1.

Unmindful of the weather out that means another of those tri As usual, the standout possibil NORTHERN STATE LE.lGl Voting in the nation-wide con angles. The other two corners ity to kick over the dope bucket are the New York Giants. test ended last night, but because of last-minute returns, comnlere Kaukauna will be held down by the Gordon Bent Girls' ten and a representative doleeation from the North side, which was better suited to swimming and golf than was to heavy shoulder pads and moleskins, Dutch, who had just arrived to prepare for the opening prac It not going to be any too Prt. 4 1 1 1 1 2 .6111) 2 2 .500 I 3 .400 i results will not be ready until much of a dead cinch for the Cubs Wednesday. Dorais, however, held Side Business Men's association.

at best, despite their current six- Kimberly Little Chuta Frankie Frank to vou. sir! timely hitting. Rowe's curve ball was breaking beautifully in the tilt at Manitowoc, and the Shipbuilders never threatened to take the lead. Only five of their men reached base, and one of these was erased in a double play. The game was played in the snappy time of one hour and 38 minutes.

On the other hand, the Sox punched home three earned runs, the first pair coming in the second inning, which Porky Penzenstadler led off with a single to the in- such a commanding lead thr.t his closest competitors, Lynn Waldorf tice sessions of the was eager to talk of football in gen game lead and what probably shapes up as the best balanced Vandersteen is the proud pilot of ...1 in.Afl 4Un of Northwestern and Elmer Lay the little ladies. The men will De but the supply is not yet sold out. den of Notre Dame, were rated off Boston's Bees in both ends of eral, indorse Gus Dorais for the position of head coach of the College All-Stars, and the Detroit "A lot of people are going to be hand grenades. Javelin tossers are little chance of edging him out. looked after by Bob Cleeremans, although he is threatening to enlarge his executive setup by a running around looking for tick employing that snap of the wrist Dorais had 4,146,546 points, ets the week before the All Star that launched the spear, to give couple more retailers or manufac Waldorf 3,275,503 and Layden game," Spachmann predicted, Sunday's Results Green Bay 3, Manitowoc 0.

Green Bay 7, Kaukauna S. Manitowoc 8, Kimberly 4. Two Rivers 5, Little Chute Next Sunday's Games Green Bay at Little Chute (AM). Kaukauna at Manitowoc (AM). Kimberly at Two Rivers.

Manitowoc at Kaukauna (PM). (First half championship playoff) THE BOX SCORES (Morning Game) 226,562. Jimmy Phelan of Wash extra drive to bayonets. Shoot For Keeps "and unless they act promptly, they won't be able to get ington was fourth with 2,477,320 and Bernie Moore of Louisiana Hurdlers are scissoring over a doubleheader yesterday, 3-0 and 3-2, on a one-hit pitching performance by Tex Carleton in the opener and a clouting comeback by Phil Cavarretta in both games. Boosts Cub Lead The double win boosted the Cubs lead by half a game, since the Giants could get no better than an even break with their favorite "stooges," the Pirates.

They won the opener, 10-2, but State fifth with 2,116,124. The barbed wire entanglements, and the members of rife and pistol five high-ioint candidates will Lions in particular. "I don't belive a sounder choice of coaches for the AU-Star team could be made," he remarked, while extolling the teaching ability of Dorais. "Gus seems to have the uncanny knack of coming, up with good teams year after year and he does it with the material that doesn't look any too good when the work starts." Whips I'p Team Clark smiled a bit, perhaps in teams are shooting for keeps. GREEN BAY constitute the All-Star board of strategy with the leading candi ANNOUNCE WINNERS OF BIGGEST FISH CONTEST Weekly winners in the Gordon The once peaceful Olympic vil turers if he can get away wnn u.

Slated for Duty Valeria Dombroski and her mount it's rumored that his title is "Abie, the Not-So-Sure-One" will do the tossing for the Sports. Valeria also has a fine polish offensively, and should count several if Abie thinks it O. K. Marie Basten is slated for duty in the acre or so behind the plate. First sacker for the Girls is Lou lage, on the outskirts of Berlin, is date in charge.

an officers' training camp, and Bent big fish contest are the Clusman, 3b Fontana, ss Zuidmuldrr, lb Penzenstadler, cf Bertrand, If men are peeping at gun sights in Jim Weaver's three-hitter blank stead of stop watches. ed them, 3-0, in the nightcap. Small mouth bass, Lester Nel Crowley Favored Nine and a half games in front MrClain, Rowe, There is but one conclusion to draw as builder of permanent good will the Olympic games are son, 114 S. Chestnut avenue, 3' pounds; speckled trout, Donald contemplation of the task lies despite a pitching staff that's as full of holes as a bagful of dough ahead of him selecting the var Sox to Mark Time Until Next Sunday The pace setting Green Sox will rest on their oars this week. The Bays will take in the donkeyball game Tuesday night and attend the circus on Thursday.

Manager Bob McClain has scheduled workouts for Wednesday and Friday evenings in preparation for Sunday morning's game with the Hollanders at Little Chute. Negotiations are under way for a game here Sunday niiht with one of the Eastern Wisconsin State league teams. Totals a bust. sity team for the Lions. "I've been nuts, the Yankees look like AB PO A 4 1 3 3 .401010 .4 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 10 0 0 .411210 .411100 4 1 2 2 0 0 .401000 .301010 .35 3 8 27 0 AB PO A 4 0 1 3 0 0' 3 0 0 1 0 01 .1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 6 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 .10 0 0 2 0 .2 0 1 10 0 0 .301130 .3 0 0 0 0 0 .30 "5 4 27 I 0 Soquet, 345 S.

Monroe avenue, pounds; northern pike, Jacob Bredael, 1145 Stuart street, 11 pounds 2 ounces. All the fine things said, all the around Detroit for three years," shoo-in from here in the Ameri Connelly, good with the club and just about right in the field, according to Frank. Honey Stren-ski is to be on guard of the second sack, shining as "Home Run Queen" when it's her turn at bat. Midge Francois on third, Kate Pollard at shortstop, and Doris fine soirit shown mean, nothing, can league. With their deadly hitting, which Everyone was neighborly under orders.

The hands across the sea MANITOWOC Ziamund, 2b-lb Borths, cf Wilda, rf xFeltman Vnuk. If P. Rosinsky, Gospodarck, lb H. Rosinsky, ss Gray, MITCHELL SIGNS RISK0 in the past week alone has accounted for the astonishing average of something like eight runs really were covered with brass knuckles and itching to take a he pointed out, "and in that time I've watched Dorais working. Honestly, I don't know how he does it.

I've gone out to the stadium and looked at the squad and walked away wondering just how a team could be whipped out of the kids. Rather in short field make up the TO FACE GEORGE BLACK MILWAUKEE Match Jimmy Crowley. Fordham university athletic director, received 1.253 points from Northeastern Wisconsin to lead candidates from this section in the All Star grid coaches' poll. Harry Stuhldrehrer, Wisconsin, was second with 912, and Paddy Driscoll, Marquette, third with 224. Other leaders in this section: Elmer Layden, Notre Dame, 185; Tom Lieb, Loyola, 74; Slip Madigan, St.

Mary's, 55; Lynn Waldorf, Northwestern, 42; Bf-rnie Bierman, Minnesota, 31; Frank Murray, Virginia. 28; and Jock on nine hits per game, they should swing at someone. (Copyright, 1937) rest of the infield. Scnerer, 3b McCambridre, ss-2b maker Billy Mitchell announced waltz in as long as they dish out the same brand of pitchers' poi Marcella Christensen is to cover all over left field region, while Saturday he" had signed Babe Totals Yet, when time for the first son. They squeezed through with Risko of Syracuse, N.

former middleweight champion, to meet Ethel Bardouche will try to keep her mount in center. Marion game rolls around," he went on, SOUTH SHORE YACHTSMEN ANNEX RACINE'S TROPHY RACINE. Wis. (U.R) Yachts a 6-5 win over Clevelands col xBatted for Wilda in 9th. Score By Innings "Gus always conies up with a lapsible Indians yesterday for George Black of Milwaukee in a Nowak and Joyce Andrews, both good hitters, are the other out Green Bay 020 000 1003 Manitowoc 000 000 0000 team that will hold its own in fast their eighth success in a row, 10-round windup to a boxing card men from the South Shore club, String Is Snapped here Aug, 17.

CONTINUED ON PAGE 15. COLUMN 4 Milwaukee, carried of fthe cham The Summary Home run Bertrand. Three base The Boston Red Sox, in second- place at the moment, stretched pionship trophy today from the annual regatta of the Racine fielders. Draw for Positions The Northsiders claim all-around perfection, and probably will settle all arguments by drawing positions from Cleereman's hits Dohkoski, Clusman. Borths.

Struck out by Rowe 10, by Rosinsky 10. Bases on balls off Rowe 1, off Rosinsky 0. their undefeated run to 13 games Yacht club. by taking the White Sox, 7-fi, In Double play Penzenstadler to Rowe to McClain. Stolen base Berken.

Left their opener, but then had the Members of the Milwaukee club won 21 games out of 32 places on bases Green Bay Manitowoc 4. string snapped with a 13-0 wal field. Ray Bertrand fanned, and Herb Berken drove a single into right field, pushing Penzenstadler around to third. Both runners scored when Manager Bob McClain singled sharply to right field. The next and last Sox tally came in the seventh inning when Bertrand, who struck out on three other occasions, got behind one of Palmer Rosinsky's fast ones and rode it into deep left field for a home run.

Rowe struck out 10, and gave every indication of lasting indefinitely. The victory shoved the Bays past Manitowoc into second place, and made the night battle straw hat. John Moreau, Louis awarded in 10 events. loping in the nightcap. Nejedlo and Al De Groot, as well Umpires Herr, Johnson.

Time of fame 1:38. (Evening Game) Other clubs represented were irv the cf flSpotti. Ducky Medwick belted two as Louis Sickel. Roman Berceau Racine, Kenosha, Columbia Yacht GREEN BAY AB PO A r. homers in the first game and the Cards took a 3-2 decision from club, Chicago, and Jackson Park Sutherland, Pitt, 17.

The N. E. V. vote was light, only 453 being cast. The final group of ballots included 74 from Suring, all going the same way Stuhldrehrer, Crowley and Lieb.

More than 200 ballots were received at the Press-Gazette office today, too late to be- included In the poll. This included a flock of votes for Harry Stuhldrehrer, from Kaukauna, made up in petition form, and 24 ballots from Green Bay, on the.Driscoll-Mur-ray-Dorais ticket. As the Chicago Tribune poll closed yesterday, these votes were disregarded. Jacobs, 2b 3 0 1 2 2 0 Dobkoski.rf 1 1 2 0 0 and Mike Vandenbush will play. Also riding the rar.ge for the men will be Leo Mulloy.

Joe club, Chicago. the Phillies, but the best they could get was a 6-all draw in the Angst, Walter Truttman, Wilbur Clusman. 3b 0 1 1 1 0 Zuidmuldrr, lb 4 2 2 0 0 Fontana, ss 3 1 2 0 3 1 Bertrand, If 1 0 0 2 0 0 Berken, rf 0 1 1 0 0 Penzenstadler. 5 1 2 0 2 2 nightcap, despite Ducky By JOHN WALTER (Press-Gazette Sports Editor) CJ OON THE heat of summer will fade into cool autumn weather, folks will start burning leaves and singing "Shine On, Harvest Moon," and Green Bay's football fans. third round-tripper of the day.

onflncino The Reds and Dodgers also went Lewis, Vic Van Pee, Maurice Ma-loney, and Adolph Nejedlo. Bob Cleeremans also is willing to be used, although "it probably won't be necessary." Adolph Nejedlo, Fred Zengheim, Ray La Plant, Al into a nightcap deadlock, at one- M. Simons, 4 2 2 10 0 0 Totals 35 7 12 27 8 3 all, after the Reds won. 6-4, in many of them, will resume their annual game of "Knock! Back the curtain raiser. KAUKAUNA AB PO A 10 11 The Tigers topped the Senators 0 1 3 ONE YEAR AGO TODAY 5-1, in a game cut to five frames bv rain Aug.

9, 1936 Buckets Golden- The Athletics surprised wnn a berg was signt I again by the Bowers, cf 4 Vils, rf-2b 4 Powell, ss 3 Radder, If .....4 Erirert, lb Zelinskl, 3b 4 Peck, 4 Van Orasek, 2b 3 Brokep, 1 Carvenough, 2 Kappell, rf 2 Professional 1 0 1 0 1 12 2 0 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 Packers today. double triumph over the St. Lou is Browns, 5-4 and 7-3. Vanden Busch and Bill Dennis are others who should find something to do. Both teams point out that it will be science alone that will decide.

There is no hay in Green Sox park, and the donkeys, who will be well fed before the start of the game, won't have occasoin to stop off for a "bite" every once in a while. MIGHALSKE IS NOT sin UP JfZ GOMEZ AT BEDSIDE OF HIS STRICKEN MOTHER RODEO. U.R) Vernon tLeftv) Gomez, pitcher for the Harold Fossum shot a 71 to lead the Oneida club to a win over Manito-w Lakeside over the weekend McGee and Kerwin had 75's. John Tomlln struck out 11 men as the Green Sox de- Totals 3 27 16 2 Score By Innings Creen Bay 003 210 1007 Kaukauna 100 003 200 The Summary Home run Eggert. Two-base hits Zuidmulder, Fontana, Powell, Zelinskl.

Struck out by Penzenstadler 10, by Carvenough 4, by Brokep 2. aBses on balls off Penzenstadler 2. off Car New York Yankees, was at the at Kaukauna a struggle for undisputed first place. Take Early Lead Penzenstadler also struck out 10 at Kaukauna, but the home tenrn acquired nine bingles off his delivery, and the Bay fielders had to exert Ihemselves to prevent the loss of a lead attained in the third inning. The day's rains made the diamond a quagmire, and snappy fielding was at a premium.

Penzenstadler was wobbly upon occasion, and when Kaukauna broke loose for five runs in the sixth and seventh innings, coming within a run of tying, things looked dark. But Penzenstadler retired the side one-two-three in the eighth, and the ninth was a sensation. Bertrand galloped back to the fence to spear Powell's long fly; Norm Clusman made a falling catch of Radder's foul past thud base; and Frank Dobkoski trotted back to camp under Eggert's drive to the center field fence, ending the gntme. Kaukauna took a one-run lead in the first, without a hit. Bow- Ml bedside of his mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Gomez, 75, who, according to Packers Dickering With Former Green Bay Guard. her physician. Dr. S. N.

Weil, was near death today. venough 2, off Brokep I. Hit by pitched ball Fontana 2 (Brokep). Stolen base Peck. Sacrifice hits Jacobs 2, Mrs.

Gomez suffered a paralytic Goldenberg Bertrand 2. Powell 2. Vils. Left on MEET stroke six months ago and "Lefty," after pitching the winning game feated a team of Eastern Wiscon bases Green Bay 10, Kaukauna 8. sin league All-Stars o'er the Umpires Bukoskt, Jansen.

Time of game 2:15. in the World series, sped to her bedside. BULLETIN Mike Michalske signed a Green Bay Packer contract at 11:25 this morning in the office of Coach Lambeau. Michalske will serve as player and assistant coach. weekend.

The Badgers play Oshkosh here tomorrow night after having been rained out at Informed that his mother was in Shorewood last night. a critical condition again, he fiew from New York to San Francisco Sunday, Medal Play Tourney Will Open Next Saturday. ESCANABA TEAM BEATEN BY BAY SOFTBALL TEN Bob's Tavern defeated Escanaba Liberty Loans in a Softball game Sunday, 3 to 1, with Pitcher Gille allowing but four hits. FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY Aug. 9, 1932 Dick Stahlman, August (Mike) Michalske, veteran tackle, has signed his 1932 CPUCMI DDTAIC OA Packer contract Fred Hack- OUllLlirx DlXLniXO Play in the Oneida Golf and former Guard of the Century while the Green Bay Packers, and CONTINUED ON PAGE 14, COLUMN 9 barth, with an average of .387, is Riding club annual championships the leading Green Sox hitter to last season assistant coach at TARGETS IN SHEET will start next Saturday, and will date Feldhausen Cubs defeat Lafayette university, has not consist of a 72-hole medal play ed Neville Clothes to boost their signed a Packer contract for 1937, event.

Eighteen holes will be played Saturday, 18 Sunday, 18 lead in the Commercial Diamond Coach E. Lambeau announced today. Making Plans for State Shoot Knock 1" Not with the idea of dispensing any sarcasm perish the thought I but more with the intention of aiding the game, we present herewith a set of rules which all drug store coaches, soda fountain quarterbacks, and last-row gridiron geniuses may follow to insure themselves a successful season: 1. Don't hesitate to knock Coach Lambeau. He has coached the team 1 7 years and has only produced four national championships.

A really hot coach would have had 17. 2. Criticize at every opportunity the men who are operating the Packers. They may include some of the most successful business men in the city, but your ideas of handling a corporation probably are based on a lot more experience. 3.

Express wherever you can your disgust because the team is playing four home games this season, instead of ten or eleven. True, it usually lost money on a fifth-game arrangement, and you probably weren't present for those Sta-pleton and Brooklyn games, but you have your constitutional rights to consider just the same. 4. If Hinkle is having a great day, and a substitute is sent in for him during the third period, be sure and boo as loudly as possible. Of course, Clarke may have a busted rib, or something else that only' the coaches and trainers know about, but they should have consulted you before making the change.

5. Be sure and express your opinion, as often as you can, that all the players are far underpaid and extremely dissatisfied. It's correct that Green Bay nearly lost the franchise a few years ago, and that some of the officials are still mopping their brows about it, but after all, why be extravagant and carry any cash balance at all? 6. When you enter the stadium this fall, and see all the new seats that have been installed, don't hesitate to announce that you regard the expenditure as a vast waste of money. Even if a few hundred people were turned away from the Bear game last year, there's no reason why they should be considered.

You have your seat. 7. If it's fourth down on the 30-yard line, and Her-ber calls for a forward pass instead of a field goal, howl loudly as soon as you notice the mistake. Even if Arnie has been biffed around a bit more than you during the afternoon, and the kicking angle is bad, don't let anyone tell you you can't call signals. But be sure and shut up if Hutson catches that pass.

8. Beef about the schedule every time you can. What if the Packers aren't running the league? the games should be arranged so you can see all the contests you want to, without driving as far as Milwaukee for the pleasure. 9. Express your displeasure frequently because two games a year are played in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee never does anything more for the Packers than to send ten or twelve thousand people out to see them, and ship hundreds more up to Green Bay each Sunday. Why should they get any breaks? 1 0. In short, brother, it's about time for you to Join the brigade again. And if you howl long and loud enough, maybe you'll get your wish some day and you can spend your Sunday afternoons playing checkers, or driving to Chicago to see a professional football game. on Aug.

21 and the final 18 Aug. 22. Ball league last night. 10 TEARS AGO TODAY Aug. 9, 1927 Rex Enright sign Hre in September.

Championship play will be ea to piay wun tne acKers again Sc0res were high In the regular conducted in all four classes simultaneously. Walter Masse is defending champion. this season. -he Green Sox Sunday morning skeet shoot of Cars Priced Under The Market '29 Olds. Coupe $89 '29 Chevrolet Sedan $85 '29 Ford Coach $95 A low net foursome was held face a crucial weekend, facing the Brown County Hunting and Oshkosh on Saturday and Kim- Fishing club, held at the Velp berly, league leader, Sunday.

avpnp trans r.ne RnViPnW set a yesterday, the winners, with a De Pere is tied with Little Chute personal record by breaking 24 total of 292. being O. A. Eckhardt, 88-1573; F. O.

Wakeman. 87-12 lor the jead the Tn-County tai-oofc in th nnw munH shot 75; F. G. Plott, 99-3069; and league after winning a double bill Schenk's miss came at station Milan Boex, 91-1675. Second place, with a total of 299, went to B.

N. Maier, 79-673; Frank from Freedom over the last week' end. 15 TEARS AGO TODAY No. 2, from the low house in the singles. Francis Evrard also had a 24, his one miss, being at station 8 front the low house.

Cornelisen, 82-4 78; Russell Bau-man, 78-474: and Dr. M. E. Mc-Millin, 78-474. Aug.

0, 1922 The opening game Out-of-town shooters included of the Wisconsin State Baseball league will be held here tomor Frank Maznet, Madison, and Kenneth Houston, Chicago. Maz Hudson $59 '36 Ford Sedan $445 '36 Plymouth Sedan $485 Winners of mens events held conjunction with the all-meml row, with the Bays facing Men- "Despite rumors to the contrary, we have not signed Michalske," Lambeau said. "We are dickering with him, and it is possible that we shall come to terms." Lambeau was a busy man today, as the Packers will launch their practice season next Saturday morning, and there is a wealth of detail to clear away. The vanguard of the outside men is beginning to appear. Herman Schneidman, blocking back, has arrived in town, along with Buckets Goldenberg, and Joe Laws is expected tomorrow.

Another arrival due Tuesday Is Lyle Sturgeon, Giant North Dakota State tackle, who Lambeau hopes will help solve some of the tackle problems. JOR tEAGUE LEAP (By United Press) Leading Batters Player, Club AB Prt. Medwick, 98 393 7 157 .399 Hartnett, Cuba 67 213 27 S3 .390 Travii, Senators 74 2M 41 112 .39 P. Waner, Plratei 7 391 67 147 .378 Gehrig, 98 361 82 137 .374 Home Runs Dl MarKio, Yankees 32 Foxx, Red Sox Gehrig, Yankees 27 Medwick. Cardinals 2 Troskv, Indians 2S Creenberg, Titers ZJ asha the Valley league is bers' program yesterday were the following: low gross, Dr.

McMillin, net was state champion in 1935, breaking 99 out of 100 to win the title at La Crosse. stringing along with four clubs. Green Bay women golfers de Plans now are under way to 38-3876; low net, Les Myers, 94-2668; low net for first nine, M. J. Carrigan, 49-1534; low feated Manitowoc and Sheboygan make the 1937 state meet, sched in an inter-club match at Fox uled here Sept.

25 and 26, an out net for second nine, D. H. McCoy, standing event of its kind. About 48-1533; low gross for first 100 shooters are expected to com River Country club. 25 YEARS AGO TODAY Aug.

9, 1912 Red Ormsby de- pete for the trophies. nine, Cornelisen, 39; low gross for second nine, H. E. McGee. 38; most birdies on first nine, Dr.

L. C. Popp, highest score for first Other leaders yesterday: George imsui, wiui tnn Libert and Maznr 21 nrh. AT USED CAR LOT QUINCY AND MAIN 5JME M0T01 Co. (Plymouth Thomas hitting a record home run nine, A.

D. Faas, 60; highest for second nine, Don Larsen, 58; Wallie Morrison and Allan Hous for distance. Only three of 18 highest for one hole, A. A. Reimer, ton 18 each, Kenneth Houston 18.

Frank Buth 15, Louis Weber 15. birds which started a 500-mile pigeon race om Scotland, Dakota, on No. 5. Because of Kiwanis convention A woman's worth is usually arrived at their lofts here today Henry Vanden Noven was the activities, there will be no golf or other members' activities at more than she can extract from winner. her husband's pockets.

Oneida tomorrow..