Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 11

State Today aseball League Schedule Announced I .1 I A Sports Roundup Batting Champ Of '42 to Get His Swat Mug Jimmy Blair, Vet of Pacific, Wars, to Be Honored in Atlanta Bluejays Open Central Catholic High School's Boxers in Final Match Tonight Team Travels To Two Rivers By HUGH JR. NEW YORK (A1) James J. Johnston, who was talking nib way out of trouble a week ago because his light-heavyweight, Archie Moore, failed to show up for a fight in Baltimore, is now turn Young Squad Entered In Mitt Tournament at St. Norbert College The Central Catholic boxing team will travel to Two Rivers Here May 16 With Wausau All-Star Contest Is Set July 15; Windup Will Be Labor Day The Wisconsin State Baseball league schedule for th 1946 season opening Thursday, May 18 and continuing uninterrupted except quite possibly by weather until Labor day, Sept. 2, was released today by President Herman D.

White, Eau Claire. One hundred and twelve-game schedules will be played by the eight clubs. Wausau has replaced La Crosse in the league, but otherwise the setup is the same as before the war. Besides Green Bay, there are Appleton, Fond du Lac, tonight for its final match of the ing loose one of his best verbal bla.sts because Uus Les-nevich is taking the 175-pound 'title to London instead 1946 season. A squad of about 30 will make the trip by bus, according to Coach Marv Miller, who said that regu-lars and reserves alike may see action in preparation for the St Norbert college boxing tourna mcnt which opens next Monday.

Central, defending champion, of risking it against Moore. Could it be that the venerable vandal has let himself trapped by the double talk plans to enler between 22 and 25 boxers in the tourney, as most of the hoys are evenly matched Fullertoo The Two Rivers club is of unknown quality. However, it is certain that the Raiders are much AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT APPLETON FOND DU LAC GREEN BAY JANtiVTLLE OSHXOSB SHEBOYGAN WAUSAU RAPIDS AC 1 May M' 29 S' 4 1S' 19 May 30N' 31 Jun- 10 Jun. 5, 6 May 22, 23 APPLETON llltlPIAl Jun. 2L 22 Jun.

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15, 16 Sept 2N 3 habit that prevails in the best boxing circles? Steve Juzwik, former Notre Dame, Great Lukes and Fleet City back who has sign stronger than lust year, when Cen tral beat them. 10-1. Janesville, Oshkosh, Sheboy Six Seniors Set Six Central seniors, four of them regulars, will be answering the bell tor the last time tonight. They are Jim Millard, Bob VVarpinski, Bob Gilhng, Jerry Lannoye, Jack Landry and George Reinhart Their all-time records are as follows: Millard, 13 victories, two de feats and four draws; Warpinski, 15-5-1; Giliing, 10-4-2; Lannoye, ed with the Buffalo All-America Conference Bisons, is Retting In some spring training by putting a new roof on his parents' home in Chicago. Wonder who raised it? TIME MARCHES ON DEPT.

The Atlanta Crackers will present the 1942 Spalding trophy to First Baseman Jimmy Blair on April 14. Blair won it four years ago as the leading first-year batter in organized baseball. Before it could be presented, Jimmy went away to the Pacific wars and was only discharged last fall. So when the new eeason opens, the star rookie of 1942 will be hailed as a returned veteran, ONE-MIXUTE SPORTS PAGE Thq Duquoin, 111., harness-racing track has a waterway running round just inside the mile oval. The promoters insist that there have been no "boat races" there.

Bob Pastor, former heavy-freight contender, opens a sport 2-3-0; Landry, 1-0-1; and Rein-hart. 1-0-0. The complete lineup Includes: Bob Perceau, 92 pounds; Pat Terry or Jack Marsh, 100 pounds; John Haney, 108 pounds; Gerald Falk, 116 pounds; Claude Gagnon, 124 pounds; Lannoye, 132 pounds; Ray Crirrt, 140 pounds; Giliing or Reinhart, 18 pounds; Millard, 156 pounds; Dick Haanen, 164 pounds; and Warpinski, 170 pounds. Youngest Central Team Central, with the youngest team in its history, has been coming along fast of late, as evidenced by its 4'. j-4 tie wjth St.

John of Little Chute Tuesday night. A gan and Wisconsin Rapids. Green Bay fans have a break in that the Bluejays will be at home in Joannes park for the opening two-day stand. Wau-sau's Lumberjacks will be here for the inaugural. Other opening games will see Janesville at Appleton, Oshkosh at Wisconsin Rapids, and Sheboygan at Fond du Lac.

There will be no playoff game at the end of the season, but the traditional All-Star contest is scheduled for Monday, July 15, at the park- of the cluh that is leading the circuit on July 4, which is practically the half-way mark. Green Bay's Bluejays will play seven Sunday games at home. Those Include Oshkosh on May 26, Appleton July 14, Wausau Aug-. 25, and Wisconsin Rapids June 2, July 7, Aug. 4 and Sept.

1. The clubs will play home and home schedules on the three holidays, with Green Bay meeting Sheboygan in every case. On Memorial day, May 30, the Bluejays will be at Sheboygan in the afternoon and at home for the night tilt. July 4 will see the Indians here in the afternoon. The Labor day series will open here in the afternoon and continue at Sheboygan in the evening for the season's finale.

President Len Reis of the Bluejays said he was generally well pleased by the way the schedule shapes up for Green Bay. He thought it will prove especially ALL STAR GAME Monday. July 15th. HERMAN D. WHITE.

President Ecru Claire. Wisconsin victory tonight would give the Cadets a .500 mark for the season. The record now includes one win, two losses and two draws. Negro Boxer Dies Of Fight Injuries West High Cagers To Have Banquet Wednesday Night Eddie Dyer Squarely on Spot in First Year As Cardinal Manager Press-Gazette ing goods shop in Saratoga Springs, N. today.

Harry ostove, former sports scribe, is business manager of the Cubs' Shelby, N. club in the Tn-State league. His kid brother, I.ee, is bidding for a pitching job with Scranton, of the eastern league after coming through five major battles and two wounds as member of the 45th infantry division. During the winter they must have their own Po-Stove league. Classic remark of the spring is attributed to South Carolina's Rex Enright when he heard that Charley Justice, the highly-regarded football lugger, had entered North Carolina "We could have had him but he said he wasn't going out for football." The annual banquet for the West High basketball team will be held Wednesday evening, April counting on for regular mound i 10, at Kellnersville.

Dinner will Redbirds Picked to Repeat for Pennant; 5 Players Doubtful NEW YORK Chairman Eddie Fgan of the New York State Athletic commission said Thursday that he had launched a complete investigation into the death of Dave Mason, 26-year-old Negro heavyweight from Cleveland, Ohio, who suffered fatal injuries during a fight at Buffalo Tuesday night. Mason died at 10:45 p. m. Wednesday night at Buffalo's duty along with Howie Pollet, be served at 7 clock, with the Max Lanier and Red Barrett, cars scheduled to leave the city Fred Martin, a rookie whom at 6 o'clock. The meeting place Bl anch Rickey of the Dodgers has i will be announced later, As a feature of the program By LEO II.

PETERSEN NEW YORK (U.R) Eddie Dyer, in his first season as a major tagged as a $50,000 chattel although without major league experience, has shown enough stuff in exhibition games to give Dyer hope that he could take up the slack which the ldss of either Beazley, White or Munger would entail. fortunate that the holiday games will be played against Sheboygan, a natural rival. Shaping Up Nicely Things are shaping up nicely for the restoration of organized baseball in Green Bay, but much work remains to be done. The recent announcement that shares of stock would be sold to any fans at $10 each has brought good response. Any other fans Interested in connecting officially with the Community Baseball association may contact any of the directors or call at the club office at Howard 2687.

The work of assembling a squad for practice that will start late this month is well along. Manager Harry Griswold, now with the Milwaukee Brewers, is expected Green Bay, Friday Evening, April 5, 1946 Emergency hospital as a result of cerebral injuries he suffered in being knocked out bv Joe Matisi, Endicctt, N. at 1:46 of the third round of their Tuesday night bout. According to Mason's attending physician, Dr. Louis Manzella, he suffered a hemorrhage in the "pons," vital nerve center of the brain, and probably received a skull fracture.

which will follow the banquet, the committee has secured Frank-Murray, recently named football coach at Marquette university. Murray's talk will be informal, dealing with the many interesting experiences in his years of coaching. He is ranked as one of the greatest students of football in the country as well as basketball' and baseball and following his talk will take part in an informal discussion of the various sports. The banquet is open to anyone who may care to attend as a spon- league manager, is on the spot, and no one is more conscious of it than Eddie himself. Nearly everyone, a couple of rival managers, is picking his Cardinals to win the National league pennant.

That's all right with Eddie, but there is one thing he is wondering about is he going to have the players it takes to do it? Dyer himself doesn't know and NO FLIES ON HER George Harvey, Penn State's wartime track coach and the champion fly fisherman of Centre county, has revived his fly casting classes and numbers several comely co-eds among his pupils During the winter George nays he tied about 1200 or 1500 trout flies and his four-year-old Third Week End of Bowling For Valley Foresters Tourney Three shifts of teams and two of doubles and singles will com- tu i I wi daughter tied a couple hundred more. to heck with the co-eds, we'll take the daughter. 6" i I pete in the third week end of theihn rJpfrpr tr that is why he thinks the 13 to 20 odds which make the St. Louis entry the favorite in the winter to bring additional prospects from the Brewers' stable. Tunney Named Director CHICAGO Election of Gene Tunney, former world heavyweight boxing champion, as a director of Eversharp.

Inc, was announced today by the pen and pencil manufacturing firm. Reis said that some work will Fox River Valley Catholic Order. of Foresters bowling tournameit I Pnforfnin linwinn at the Columbus club alleys Sun- -IllfcTIUin JllUWUnO day. The tournament will wind OCONTO FALLS, Wis. Ocon-up April 14.

t0 Fas High tennjs team have to be done to ready the stands and playing field at Joannes park. Laying of additional junior varsity teams and their coaching staff. Anyone wishing to attend may contact members of the committee which consists of Charles Mathys of the Green Lay Glass company, Alex Dawson of the White store, E. M. Johnson at Northern Transportation, James H.

Boex and Andy Klein. It is requested that the reserva learns ana inaiviauais win oe open its schedule Tuesday after- shooting at Green Bay leaders in the doubles and singles and all- noon wilh a match here against drainage tile is contemplated, and probably will be the most extensive project since the facilities are among the best in the circuit. Winner of Essay Contest Might Be Hilo Wave Victim MINNEAPOLIS (U.R) One of the winners of a current essay contest among high school students was named today, but the contest officials wondered if Ik-might not be numbered among the victims of the tidal wave at Hilo in the Hawaiian islands. The boy is Harvey Cumming Chong, a Hilo high school student. His essay on "Food Plank for Peace," wins him a war bond and may place him among the final 10 state winners who will be given a trip to New York tnd Washington ard one year The contest was sponsored by Pillsbury Mills, which planned to notify Chong today of his luck.

One passage in the winning essay seemed pertinent. It rend: "Hoping for United States aid, an unfortunate (people) said wt don't reed much but we need a little quickly." Field Trial Is Postponed book are absurb. So long as he doesn't know whether George (Whitey) Kurowski will show up to play third base; whether the arms of Pitchers John Beazley and Ernie White will come around and whether Pitcher George Mun-ger and Catcher Joe Gargiola are going to be released from the armed services before the 1946 season is too well along hes wondering how the odds-makers could come up with "such ridiculous figures." Five Men Are Vital Smelt Runs Started Michigan Again After Several Years' Lapse LANSING The state conservation department reported today the first "sizeable" smelt runs In several seasons in Whitney drain, 10 miles south of Tawas City, and on Thunder Bay river rear Alpena. Practically no smelt have been taken from these streams, once highly productive of the small silver fish, since a mysterious disease almost wiped out the smelt population several years ago. Nagel Paces Brewer tions be made by Monday evening if possible.

Due to the shortaee of birds the Green Bay Field Dog club's scheduled trial Sunday, April 7 will be postponed until a future dale. Further details will be announced at the monthly meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, April 9, at the Yacht club, Secretary C. J. Charles announced today. events and at the top mark posted the perennially strong Shawano by the Shamrocks, five-man squad High school netters.

from Appleton. All of the tourna- The Falls, in its second year of ment leaders chalked up their I interscholastic net competition, is marks last week end. having trouble developing a star. The doubles combination of In Patterson, Brazeau, Hollis and Francis Thomas and Al Timmer- Elliot, the locals have the nucleus man of Green Bay posted a 1212 of a fair team but they lack the top count and Thomas moved into kind of player that is a sure win-the all-events lead with a 1769 ner in high school competition, total. Singles leader is Maurice The loss of Gilbert Wendt will Fuller of Green Bay with a 630 1 be felt as Wendt was last season's count.

Thomas is runner-up with standout and would undoubtedly 620. I have been the team's No. 1 man The Shamrocks have a 2C97 again this year, team count which displaced a 2645 Tuesday's meet will get under top mark posted the first week way at 3 o'clock, with five matches end of kegling by Little Chute scheduled. Tryouts will be held Recreation. Friday and Saturday to determine Five-man shifts will bowl Sun- the team for the meet.

Legion Softball A meeting to organize two sottball teams for recreation department leagues will be held in the Legion building at 7:30 tonight. All Legionnaires interested in playing softball are urgently requested to attend. Regulars to Victory MINERAL WELLS, Tex. OP) The Milwaukee Brewers got in some intra-club competition Thursday when Nick Cullop's varsity thumped Eddie Stumpf's Yan-nigans, 15 to 8. Bill Nagel did a good Job of holding down the first sack and was hetter than good at the plate.

Nagel socked out singles on his first two trips, bringing in three runs. On his final trip, he poled out a three sacker to deep right center. Dyer is convinced those five men are vital to the Redbirds' pennant chances. A lot of his rival managers feel the same way. Leo Durocher of the Dodgers believes that even the loss of Beazley would throw the race wide open.

Kurowski is scheduled to see Owner Sam Breadon in St. Louis this week end in his campaign for more money. The rest of the infield is pretty well set although rookie Dick Sisler, son of the Browns' great first baseman, is giving the veteran Ray Sanders a battle fjr the initial bag. Emil Verban, war-time holder of the Amateur Baseball Group Is Formed at Clintonville Meet US day at 10:30 a. 1 o'clock and 3:30 in the afternoon.

Doubles and singles are scheduled for 6:30 p. m. and 9 o'clock. The sched- New Association to Expand and Foster Home Talent Loops the names of team captains in parentheses, follows: i Sunday. 10:30 a.

m. Vanrfs Model Vartnt: Annunciation job, seems tf have beaten out Lou Klein for the second base post with Marty Marion, of course, at shrtslop. Should Kurowski fail to come to terms, Red Schoen dienst prohablv will he at third, with Erv Dusak or Joffre Cross ready to take over if he doesn't fill the bill. (l.loyd Caver Hanepraf Grocers I N. Vanderpasi; Ex-Servicemen Team IC.

Vanden Heuvell; CO F. Boosters i E. Eversl; Letts Barbershop (J. H. Eb- ben): Lamers Hardware I.amersi, gs Vanden Brock Court No.

450 iF. Ger- i ritsl; Vice-Chief Rangers Schuster Concrete No. St. Leo's Court No. 2 iE.

Neldner); Beerntsen Candy i H. Beerntsen). Sunday. 1 p. m.

Recreation allevs (F. Steinkellnerl: Midway Bar IF. Reischl): Muller-Potter Drugs if Pablei: Binder Dairy (R. Kellermanl; People's Brewing company E. Whitte- i moiei: Oshkosh Brewing company (H.

Hour Tavern (Wenzel Drex- i lerl; Claud Tavern IG. Schertzl; Recreation Alleys No 2 IT. Miller I Shubert Market (J. Jerocheel: S. S.

In the outfield it will be Enos Slaughter, Stan Musial and Terry WE WLL BUY YOUI13 CAR FOE3 CASIKI patterned after the Shawano eounty league's by-laws. Each league will set up its own administration electing a president and secretary-treasurer and will handle its own finances. Three men from each league will compose the board of directors of the association, the president and secretary-treasurer and one other representative from each league's governing Lody. The board of directors will in turn elect a commissioner and a secretary-treasurer The directors will act on all disputes and protests which cannot be settled within the. leagues and will also arrange schedules and playoffs between leagues.

All three leagues have arranged to hold organizational meetings within the next w-eek at which time they will elect their officers. The Shawano county league will meet Friday, the Little Wolf on CLINTONVILLE, Wis. Close to 75 baseball fans from 20 villages and cities in this area met at Clintonville and organized the Badger Amateur Baseball association, with the aim to expand and foster home talent baseball. A. N.

Brunner of Leopolis, president of the state's oldest organized baseball league, the Shawaio county circuit, presided at the meeting and Meivin Lemke of Bowler acted as secretary. Three leagues will operate this reason under the jurisdiction ot the association. These leagues will be the Shawano county ioop with Tilleda, Marion, Caroline, Morris, Neopit, Tigerton, Gres-ham. Bowler, and Leopolis as members; the Wolf River Valley league with teams from Shawano, Manawa, Iola, Scandinavia, Wau- paca, Clintonville, New London Moore with Buster Adams, Harry Walker and rookie Bill Endicott in reserve. When Breadon sold Walker Cooper, regarded as the best catcher in baseball, to the Giants for $175,000, he was hoping that Gargiola would be out of the service in time to take over.

But Wood and Coal (J. Spanbauerl; Irish's Bonmerwaid (W. Futzert. Sundav. 3:30 p.

m. Klein and Stan- i gel, Inc. Kershekl; Deep Rock Oil J. Crahb): Rebitz Tavern I A. Juzal: I Rivoli Theater W.

Beitzell; Bridge Tavern (G. Depreyl; Wonder Bar (W. 1 Beveri; M. Jrancis Court No. 1 (J.

Horakl: St. Francis Court No. 2 (S. Rogersi: Hochgreve (W. Moorel; Sentinels iP Vanden Heuvell: Gerrits XJU -i Ji SiwWIi.ys& jli v.

Vi' lm. Saturday and the Wolf River Val- Candies (R. Gerritsl: Little Chute Mot- there has been no indication when will be released and until he is, Dyer will have to go along with the veteran Ken O'Dea and Del Rice and Del Wilbur for his receiving. They don't form a championship caliber staff. Three Question Marks Beazley, White and Munger are lrv will nrranijp npvt U'ninncHsu or Inn (H.

J. Stark CIA L. Muzo: F. Steinkeilner-J. Silzbprser: evening at Clintonville.

Officers elected, who automatically become members of the board of directors Beiser-N. Zarter: F. Reisrhl-H and possibly Weyauwega; and the Littl Wolf league composed of STTOE MflTfin fn Lang. F. Glesner-J.

Worley: W. Moore. A. Moore: A. Gotstein-J.

P. Hoflman E. Everson-D Hoffman; W. Vernoche- teams from Galloway. Elderon, D.

Dixon; F. liaag-s. Stingle. Sunday, n. m.

E. Thomas. Toonen; M. Thomas-R. Quatsoe: 3 Mickey Owen, former Brooklyn Dodgers catcher, apparently is happy with his new contract to manage the Torreon club of the Mexican league as he poses with his wife, Gloria, and six-year-old son, Charles, at the home of relatives.

Owen, accompanied by his wife, left Springfield, Thursday for Laredo, Texas, to fly from trere to Mexico. He refused to mention salary terms. (AP Wirephoto) Smi's-A. Welles: L. Caver-E.

Brosteau of the association, will meet at a later date to elect a commissioner and secretary-treasurer of the association and also to arrange schedules. It is planned that each leaEi'e will play 18 games with their opening came scheduled for Sundiiy, May 5. question marks. Beazley had a dead arm which has shown signs ol coming around, but White's arm has failed to respond to treatment. And Munger still is overseas in service They are three men Dyei is J.

Proiser-K. Larscheid: M. Beemster- I tj Di i 1 Hatley, Rosholt, Birnamwood, Al-mon and possibly Wittenberg, Mattoon, and Eland. Handle Own Finances All three leagues will operate under the same by-laws which are steen. H.

Berg-A. Bangert; E. Carsten- 1 yn-B Bsche: Snnl-M Baumgart-ner; C. Bertrand-G. Bertrand; R.

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