Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 7

BATTLE CKEK. MTCHt BTJJTOAT, MAT If, 3S THE ENQUIRER 'AND EVENING NEWS Bridges Pitches Tigers to 9-1 Victory; Charley Yates Wins in Scotland J1AYW0RTH PLAYS OF SEASON Ctch Tommy in Hit Open. Ing Win of Year; Gehrlnger, Fox Lead Hitters. RAIN ENDS CAME IN 7TH CHICAGO (P) The De-troit Tigers prot only five hit Saturday but they beat the Chicago White Sox, 9 tx 1, in a six-inninsr frame, thanks to Rookie Bill Cox and Sugar Cain, box pitchers, who walked 12 batters. It.

was the second straight Tiger victory in the ihree-game series. It was victory No. 1 for Tiger Pitcher Tommy Brlds-, who had laid up slnr April 27 with ailing rm. Bridges allowed nix hits, three of them going to Jackie iiayrs. The game wm called early in the became of rain, and the final statu of the contest reverted to the last of the islxth.

Charley Oehrlnuer and Pete Fox each got two of the Tlcer lilts. The other went to Ray Hayworth. In the Tiger lineup for the first time thla season, who caught Bridget Srore Three In FlrSt Three TUror runs came In the first. Inning Dixie Walker walked and went to third on Oehrlnger a single. and York then walked, the latter forcing In Walker.

Oeh-rtnger scored on a wild pitch and the other runners advanced. The bases were filled again when Pete Fox wslked. llayworth filed to Xreevich, and Oreenberg scored after the catch. Cox lasted until the fourth In-' hlng. which netted Detroit six runs.

The Tlser spree strted with two -down. Rogell walked and stole second when Berber dropped Rew- ell's throw. Cox then walked Walker, Gehrlnger and Oreenberg, Hank forcing Rogell home. Cox went to the showers and Cain came In, only to walk Rudy York, who forc- ex! in Dixie Walker. Pox then got the only two-base blow of the gsme and drove In Gehrlnger and Oreenberg.

Hay-''ir worth singled to center and scored York and Pox. Hayworth got as far as aecond on a wild pitch but W83 left when' Hayes threw out Don Boss. The Sox got their only run in the fifth. Kreevlch wslked and was lorred by fltelnbarher, Oreenberg to Rogell. Btelnbscher went to sec-- end on a wild pitch, and scored when Oerald Walker slnitlcd to' left.

Bridges, who always hss worked "ell with Hayworth. struck out six to two apiece by Cox and Cain. Baron Poffenberger Is scheduled to oppose Monte 8tritton In the "final of the series toasy. BETWEEN 9 and 10 a. m.

10 to 11 a. m. 60c 1 1 a. m. to 3 p.

m. 75c 3 p. m. to 9 p. m.

Night Flying FORD I TRI-M0T0R a 17-Pasienger Monoplane H. P. I TODAY May 29th Only Parachute Jump by Miss Cretchen Re if hard MuIzer Flying Service area tl Years' Flying EaTerletwe Full Field of 33 Racers Awaits '500' Green Flag INDIANAPOLIS WP A full field of 33 cars was completed Saturday for Monday's 500-mlle Indianapolis motor speedway race. Drivers who Joined the starting field were BUly Devore of St. John, at 118.339 miles an hour; Henry Banks of Royal Oak, Mich, 116 279; Oeorge Bailey of Detroit.

118393; Duke Nalon of Chicago, U3.838; and Cliff Bergere of Holly-wood. Cat 114 484. Hard-luck honors for the year went to Harry Miller, veteran builder of race cars, who brought three brand-new speedsters to the track and dldnt get one into the race. Two of the cars were on the track this afternoon. Billy Winn of Detroit made two attempts to qualify one of them, but stopped each time because of lack of speed.

The other, a rear-motored creation driven by Ralph Hepburn of Los Angeles, was on the line waiting for an attempt to qualify when the time expired at 4 o'clock. It was bitter blow for Hepburn, who last year finished second. Just two seconds behind Wilbur Shaw, the winner. The week of qualifying trials wss completed without a single serious accident Several driven had ran Into minor difficulties but no one THREE BATTLE CREEK GOLFERS TO DETROIT Chick Harbert. Russell Turrill And John Bailey Seek U.

S. Open Places. Bsttle Creek will have three amateur golfers competing In De trolt Tuesday at the Detroit Coun try club. In Mlchlan sectional trials for the TJ. 8.

open which will oe piayea at Cherry Hills. Denver. coio June 9-1 1. Melrtn Chick) Harbert. Michigan open champion: Russell Turrill and John Bailey, amateur title holder of Czechoslovakia last sum mer, are the local entries who will seek to qualify.

Harbert Is paired with the Jack son pro star. Jske Pawezeke. Tur rill hss Loiin Shook, Saginaw, as partner and Bailey Is paired with Stanley Hancock. Detroit, The qualifying field at Detroit will In clude 81, of whom 31 are amateurs. Only six places will be available from Michigan.

Last yesr both Harbert and Bailey qualified for the open, held at Alderwood. Port land, Ore. Frank Croucher Plana To Play With Beaumont DETROIT Hopeful that he may be able to play baseball again this season. Prank Croucher. prom- IMnC Detroit Tilrr mnkl thnriitnn Is receiving masssge treatments nrre on uie leg mat was broken during the training season at Lakeland.

Pla. He expects to continue taking treatments here for about four weeks and then en tn Pern trolt Texss league farm club. "I wm try to get In playing shspe at Beaumont," Croucher aaya. BoxScore OFTROIT ah Rot-ll. aa so F.

Walker, cf 0 CHICAGO ai ab a 1 1 Ferer. aa 4 Kreevlch. cf 1 I 1 Steinh'er, rf 1 J1 Walker. If 7 0 Knhel, 0 Owen. 3h 3 Hayri.

is 0 I Pew.1l. 1 i phlueter, 1 Co. 1 Cain, 1 0 I 0 0 1 1 0 110 0 7 0 nil 1 1 4 Oil 0 10 0 0 1 ooo oehrtnter, it I Qreenb't. lb It York, If ae Foa. rf a 2 Havworth, 4 I Ree.

Sb 4 Bridgea, SO Tta1a Tl Totale 24 IS 1 Iwroit iitnnfiZX Chicago 000 oio i Game called becauaa of rain and wet jyounda. Frror Beraer. Runa Rneeti u- 1 1. Gehrlnger 1. Oreenberg 1.

York. Fox V. 1 ran tireennerg. ork 2. Fox 1.

liaywnnh 3. G. Walker Two-baee hit Fox. Htoien Gehrlnger. lfi oa haeee IVirolt g.

Chicago 9. Bara on balla Bndgea 4. Cox 9 cam 1. RtMkeoute Bndree. S.

Cox Cain 1. Hlta Cox 1 tn 3-1 htnlngi; Cain 1 In 3 1-3. Wild Mtrhea Brldaen. Cox. Cain.

Loalng pitcher Cox. I'mplree Ba.ll and Galiel. Time 1:4. Attendance 4.000 AT VAEWJBEIVOOEMT'S THE REEL BUY OF THE YEAR PFLUEGER AKRON CASTING REEL Level wind, ajrate jeweled. Polished yor diamolite finish with aluminum spool.

LTnOL Regular $7.20 list price. Special 2y FISHING LICENSES ISSUED Opoirt Eqranpsnoiatt a 106-108 W. MICHIGAN was Injured, Pour former winners of the In dlanapolls classic will be In the field Monday. They are Shaw of Indian apolis, last year's victor; Louis Mey er of Huntington Park. winner in 1928.

1933 and 1936; Bill Cum mings of Indianapolis, 1934 winner, and Kelly Petlllo of Los Angeles, first in 1935. Here Is the way the 33 starters will line up for the race: Fin Fiord Roberta of Van Maya, Ruaeell 8nowberrr of Wilmington, iei. nti May. ni uimqut, Peeowd row Tony Gulotta of Detroit CTi-t Miller of Detroit; Ted Horn of Los Anreiea. Thin row Wilbur Shaw, indtanamli.

Ban siapp. Lea Anseles; Mann Roat. Co lumella, u. Fourth row Ronner Householder. Van Nnya.

Cal. Frank Brieko. Chicago; Louie a.vrr. ntipxinainn rera, I. Fifth row Joe Thome.

Tueaon. Aria Hern Ardlnarr. Pittsburgh; Jimmy Snyder. CTlwaeo. eixth row Bin Cummlnes.

Indianapolis Frank Weame. Pasadena. Cal. Chet Ganl ner. LswK Beach.

Cal. Seventh row George Connor. Lm An selea. Knotty rant Ion. Detroit; Ktlley Pern io.

iyia Anc-iee. Kljhth row Al Miller. Detroit: Al Pu nam, Angeles; Loula Tomel, Culver city, rai. Ninth row Harry MarOulnn. Milwaukee William, Milwaukee; Ira Hall, Terre Haute.

Ind. Tenth row Emit Andrea. Chicago; Georta sauey. Detroit; Billy Devore, St. John, Kan.

Eleventh mw Henry Banke. Royal Oak. Cliff Brere. Hollywood. uuke noian.

Chicago. Post Products, Wire Play Doublehcaders Today and Monday Doubleheader baseball attractions are scheduled at Postum athletic field this afternoon and Memorial day. Starting at 2 p. m. today Post Products, city champions, engsge Detroit Chryslers, strong colored club featuring several former mem bers of the Negro National assocla tion from Birmingham, Memphis, Kansas City and Detroit.

Memorial day. also starting at 2, United Steel Wire, state cham plons. meet the Grand Rapids Old Michigan Brew, a young club tea turtng Frank Cook, with the White Sox at Pasadena. Cal this spring, a star pitcher, and John Abel. West ern State Teachers college catcher.

Local fans are looking ahead to Sunday, June S. when the Grand Rapids Chlcky Giants meet Post Products and Jesse Owens. Olympic track ace. will give an exhibition In Battle Creek. Visiting lineups this week-end: Cnrv.ler Michigan Brew tr Friday.

Sb Trapp. cf WHaon, in Nlmet. 3b Qutnn. rf I-ove. Finn, aa Jackaon.

Scott, Hackard. Arnold, koryto. If Nix. rf Furdam, cf Tlbheta. Sb McOlnneea, 2b Mlllto.

ftyan. lb Fewleea. aa Medlar, McCoy, Roblnaon, Cook, SNARK BEATS POIUiPOON NEW YORK Snark. five- year-old son of Boojum from Mrs. H.

C. Phlpps Wheatley stable, nosed out J. H. Louchheim's highly regarded Pompoon in the 52nd running of the 120.000 Suburban handicap at Belmont park Satur day. John A.

Manfuso's Aneroid, last years winner, trailed by another three lengths for third mon ey in the field of six. Ridden by Johnny Lonsden. Snark came from behind in a great stretch drive and outgamed Pom poon In the final strides to win the purse of 17,050 and pay 6 to 1. Pompoon waa made the 7 to 10 favorite of the crowd of 22,000 after War Admiral was unexpectedly scratched early In the afternoon. U.

OF M. BASEBALL TEAM DIVIDES WITH MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS (JPl Th TInl. verslty of Michigan baseball team wound up Its Western conference schedule here Saturday by splitting a doubleheader with Minnesota R. hind the good pitching of Burt Smith, the Wolverines took the op ener, to 4. They lost the nightcap, 5 to 4.

DUTCH LEONARD GIVES SENATORS 3-2 VICTORY Senator Score Over Red Sox And Bagby; Athletics Bom bard Yankees. WASHINGTON UP) Dutch Leonard knuckle-balled the Sena tors to a 3 to 2 victory over the Boston Red Sox today. Although the Sox got 10 hits off the Washington hurler, he scattered them with good effect. The Bens tors gathered 12 blows off young Jim Bagby In the seven innings he worked. Boston had the tying and what might have been the winning runs on base In the eighth, but Mel Alma da ended the Inning with a cheer-raising, one-handed catch of Cramer's long fly.

The Athletics bombarded Spud Chandler and Johnny Murphy for seven runs in a big fourth inning and coasted In with a 10 to 4 vie tory over the New York Yankees. Lynn Nelson limited the world champions to seven hits. COOS' NINE-RUN INNING PIRATES, 9 TO 9 Hubbell Pitches One-Hitter Against Phils; Dodgers Finally Win Came. PITTSBURGH (JP) Chicago'! fast stepping Cubs crushed the slip ping Pirates Saturday with a nine run rally in the seventh for a 9 to 3 victory, their ninth triumph in 10 games and the Pirates eighth de feat In 10. Russell Bauers sailed along nicely for Pittsburgh until the fatal sev enth.

He had permitted only two hits, but after Carl Reynolds skid' ded a single past Arky Vaughan Rip Collins homered, his seventh of the year. When things cleared, 14 Cubs had batted. Kino- Carl Hnhtwll ram -tthln one mi oi a no-rut. no-run pitcmng performance as he hurled the Giants to an 11 to 0 victory over the Phil lies in uie second same oi a doume- header. The Giants also took the onenpr.

S-4 TWt SfalnhorVo aln. gle in the fourth was the only safe mw on HUDoen. oini Meiton won his seventh victory of the season In me nrsi game. The Brooklyn TVirtow cnannait ineir live ram lost a atrit hv whipping the Bees. 6 to 5, on the strencth of fine rplipf nltrhlno hv Fred Frankhouse and Tot Pressnell.

ou Brack hit a homer for Erookryn and Ray Mueller clouted one for the trees. Bearcat Tennis Duo at Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR Ram Rnralin Junior Beeklev of Rattle oiwav rn. tral were beaten by the Grosse roime auo or smith and Van Dyke In the semi-finals of t.h stnto Mtrh scnooi cennis tournament here Sat urday. The scores were 2-8. 6-0.

6-3 Grosse Polnte then tost tn nrn Ranlds Ottawa Rills. vhlVi tnnV the class A title. East Lansing won ciass a ana St. ciair and Ann Arbor University high tied In C-D. TheSfandings By the Associate Press) Clerelan 22 11 Detroit r.

tv 16 17 .485 Boston IB 13 Chicago New York IT IS Athi.tir. 1Z 13 .444 12 19 22 .290 Washington V) IT Lout National lcaovb Pet. I Pet, Veer Tnrk 24 9 .727 Pittsburgh 15 17.419 CTileairo Rr.tnn Bt. Louis 12 19 .387 1 13 .852 Brooklyn 13 23 Cincinnati in it Phillies 9 20 .310 AMFRICAN ASSOCIATION iv d. i Ran.

Cltv 21 in 77'at Pet. IS .483 India-polls 21 11 Milwaukee 12 IS .400 18 .357 21 .300 Mlnne'polla 17 14 .543 Columbus 10 Toledo 18 IS .545. Louisville 9 KATIONAL LEAGre trirst c.amel Philadelphia .000 010 003 I 8 rgw rora zoo 002 oix 5 9 Mulcahv. Mallahsn anit Atwnorf- w.iiah Ooffman and Dannlng. tseeeatd Oante) Fhlladelphli ...000 000 000 0 1 004 101 OSx 11 12 New York Slveaa.

flmlth and mark Hubbell and Mancuao. Chicago 000 000 0009 9 Plttanurah ooo 100 0113 9 Bryant and Hartnett. O'Dea: Bauers. Se. well.

Brandt and Todd. Brooklyn 021 300 000 10 0 Boat on 200 000 14 0 Hamlin. Preunell enrf Phelps: snoffner. Hutchinson and Sfneller. St.

Loula at Cincinnati, not echeduled. AMERICAN LEAGCE Detroit 9. Chicago 1. New York .200 010 100 4 .010 720 OOa 10 13 Philadelphia Chandler. Murohv.

Sundra and Dickey; r.eison anq nayea. Boston .000 100 0102 10 0 Washington 000 101 10a 12 1 Bagby. McKaln and DeSautela: Leonard and ft. Perrell. Cleveland at St.

Loula. postponed, rain. AMCBICA ASSOCIATION Louuviiis Toledo ....001 100 200 I 10 040 OOX 13 Tislng and Holbrook: Benton and Linton. Indlananolla 010 100 0002 2 Columhus 001 000 0001 4 2 Pag and Lewis Andrew. Fisher and vrce Minneapolis Kansas City .100 000 1002 10 0 .003 00 0417 10 1 Mldkirt and Calvin Wicker and BraaaeT St.

Paul 002 000 0002 3 I Milwaukee 100 000 0S 12 0 Frailer" Herring and Sllveatxl; Wyatt and Becker. TODAY'S OAMES rlllHUS American Leagne New Tort (Pearson 2-3) at Philadelphia (Smith H). Boated (Dickmaa 0-1) at Waahtorton (Chaee 2-1. Cleveland (Whltehm 3-1) at St. Louis (Newaom 4-2).

Detroit (Poffenberger S-l) at Chicago (Strattoe 1-0). Natbmal Leagaa Phfll! (Wallara 4-4) at New Tork (Gumbert 1-3). Brooklyn (Fltaatnunorj 1-3) at Boston (Fett 1-4), St. Louis (Wamska S-0) at Cincinnati (Grleeom o-2). Chicago (Dean 3-0 or Franch 3-4) at Pittsburgh (Lncaa S-l).

Flaw la danota (ma won aad Sort. I Enquirer and Newt PLAYER of the WEEK BATTLE CREEK'S second Player of the Week of the rain-soaked 1938 recreational baseball season another pitcher. He Is Nathaniel Arthur Barney, 16-year-old hurler of Urbandale class league team. "Art." (he prefers that name) achieved Player of the Week dls Unction by pitching a perfect game against the Red Sox last Tuesday at Urbandale no-hit, no-run game In which he allowed no one to reach first base for a 17 to victory. Barnev struck 7ft "out 12 In the wiiiiU went nn 1 flvo Innlnac And of course did not walk a batter.

His catcher was Dick Garfield Both Art and Dick are Central high school stu dents. In addition to pitching a perfect game Art also helped along his BARNEY own cause by smashing a home run and batted In three of the 17 runs scored by his team. So effective was young Barney's pitching In his no-hitter that only one bail was hit out of the infield and it went for an easy catch In left field. Art is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Barney, 1167 West Michigan avenue.

He will graduate from Cen. tral next February. Out of school hours he is employed at Larmour drug store. Player of the Week Barney will be Interviewed over Radio Station WELL Tuesday at 5:45 p. on the regular Player of the Week program usually heard Monday's but set over to Tuesday this week because of the holiday.

Barney's selection was made -by recreational league scorers and um pires, although last week's schedule was confined to two days because of rain. He is the second Player of the Week chosen this year for the En qulrer and News, which originated the selection last spring, and the 15th player chosen for the two seasons. BARNEY. HANK RESUME NEW YORK VP) Dusky Henry Armstrong, the featherweight cham plon and challenger for Barney Hoss' welterweight title, returned to his Pompton Lakes, N. train ing camp yesterday to resume preparations for Tuesday's -title bout.

Armstrong wound up his camp woric early tnis week but after the bout was twice postponed because of rainy weather Thursday and Frl day, he decided to go back to his country retreat and get in a few more licks. Ross remained In New York but had only a light workout. He did four miles of road work this morn' lng but when the scales showed 140 1-2 pounds after that session, his managers cancelled a scheduled boxing session In Stillman's gym and let him go to the ball game at the polo Grounds Instead. Barney is aue to cox four rounds today. Braxton Civet Bearcat Team 1-5 Point in Jump i EAST LANSINO BftttlB Orevfc Central scored onlv nf point in tne state mterscholastic iracit ana iieia meet here Saturday Aaen Braxton tied with Kuhn Wyandotte: Wade.

River House: Wonch. Lansine Eastern, and Door. enbos. Kalamazoo, for fifth nlare. in the class A high jump to give ine ineir one-nrth point, and last place among 19 competing schools.

Saginaw Eastern with 31 a.s points took the class A title, Beld-ine with 29 won in rl. Atcnna In class and Bloomfleld Hills in class D. RECREATION SCHEDULE TUESDAY. MAT 31 CIm AA BaMball At Ballev No. 7 i rmwnm rKtlne-Menne) at Pflttim Prtt tim wa Wire (Conroy-Elliott).

Class B-l Baseball At Bailer No. 1 Farm RurMfl a. Tleers (Vydarenv): No. 3 Carton va Wolfe's Jonea): No. 8 Groeera ve.

Union Steam (Boucher); at Legion Hosp. Legion vs. Schmidt' (Wagner). Claa Rase ball At TTrbandale tirbanrlale va. AsMev Aces (Rlede).

Girls' Softball At Kellora'a Kelloea'a vs. Imna rRora), at Bailey No. 7 Bhermana vs. Weston seaiord). wrrvr.gDAT, jrNE i Class Baseball At Bailer No.

1 Shermans va. American Stamping (Kami: No. 2 Rlvervlew vs. uavia jr. (Bowers); No.

3 Gaa va. Stova (Lindsay): No. 8 Patterer va. Weston (Haywood); No. Marshall Bcr.

ra. Rich (Vydareny). Men's Softball At Postum Rich Ufa. va. Pactum (Menne): at Kelloee'e MobUeaa ra.

Kel- logg'a (Conroy); at Rich Mfg. Wire vs. Montgomery (Elliott): at Bailer No. 7 Grand Trunk ra. Clark's (Horn): No.

8 Odd Fellow vs. Postofflc (Bedford). MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS (By tn Associated Press) (First three and ties In each league) BATTING Plavar. Club an ar avt. Lavagetto.

Dodgers 36 a) 16 IS Trosky, Indians 32 107 27 41 Stetnbacher. Wh. Sox 26 100 14 38 .380 a verlll, Indiana S3 124 SO 47 .378 Mccormick. Reda X4 ISO 24 SS .373 Lelber, Giants 24 SI 16 S3 .392 HOME EEHB Green berr. 'Tlaera 11: FnTV Had Box 10; Goodman, Reda 10: Tork, Tlgara Ott, GlanU Collin.

Cub 7. KFaa butted iia Foxx. Red Sox 4S: Galan. Cuba 17: Ott. Gtanta 36: Avert 11, Indiana SS; Tork.

Tigers 23; McCarthy, Glaata 2s. a my ATLAKITAI. BEATS 12 Bobby Jones' Fellow-Towns man Stars with Putter to Defeat Cecil Ewing. TRAILS UNTIL 17TH HOLE TROON, Scotland (ZD- Charley Yates, relying on his heart when his putter wouldn't work, won the Brit ish amateur golf champion ship Saturday by defeating Cecil Ewing of Ireland, 3 and 2, in the 36-hole final, and thus reestablished At lanta as the golfing capital of the United States. Bobby Jones' cheerful young fel low-townsman won it on the 34th green, and on this green, as indeed on almost every green, both his heart and his putter were in good shape.

Gigantic, baldish Ewing, stubborn and lion-hearted, had cut Yates' lead to two and, in a last desperate effort, had exploded out of the sand and dropped his putt for a par 5. Yates, after three picture shots, was on the green In three eight feet from the pin. The crowd of 7,000 fought and elbowed for positions around the green. When Yates addressed his CHARLEY YATES ball, only two sounds could be heard the washing of the sea on the near-by shore and the singing of sky-larks overhead. It was a fit setting for the putt that was to come, for Yates struck the ball squarely into the cup.

Favorite With Calleryites The crowd rushed for Yates. Charley got to the hole in time to rescue the ball, and a moment later was high on the galleryites' shoulders. They like this fair-haired lad over here. They like his manner and his directness. Yates decided last night that his new, fast putting stroke was responsible for his success.

I decided when I got here I was gonna miss 'em quick," he said, and the faster I putted tne Better I did. I'm not one of these guys who've got no nerves. I've got 'em and when I putt last they don't eet a chance." Right down the stretcn, wnen Ewing made his bid after finishing the morning eighteen one down, Yates consistently hit his approach es nearer the hole. Probably the greatest round he played in the tournament was atrainst Cyril Tolley In Friday's quarter-finals, wnen ne started oy sinking a mashle shot and almost knocked the back out of the cup at every green on the first nine. He was well under 4's for the entire week, a miraculous performance considering the weather and tne fact that this was his first tournament in the bitter British winds.

Takes Lead on 17th Although Yates didn't go out in front until the 17th hole, it never seemed that Ewing could beat him. Ewing, who had a 75 to Charleys 74 in the morning, scrambled most of the afternoon while Yates hit the ball better as the day wore on and played the last 19 holes in even in the moment oi nis miunpu, Yates remembered his Walker cup teammate, Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati, whom he beat on a stymie ct. thP. 19th in the first round. After Johnny had congratulated him and gone away, Yates said, "sometimes think I played tne iinai iasi iues- day." The U.

S. Walker cuppers play at Oleneagles today and will arrive of. sr. Andrews at night. Yates, however, won't play.

Hell rest for a couple of days. The cards for the final: MORNLNO ROCND Par. out 444 435 43338 fates, out 454 S33 43437 Ewing, OUt .44 440 4d4 JO Par. In 444 434 53435 71 Yates, In 544 435 6343774 Ewing, In 445 444 6443375 AFTERNOON ROUNDS Yates, out 444 435 435 36 Ewing, out 354 545 435 38 Yatea. in 544 434 4 Ewing, in 443 433 a Tatea wins, 3 and 2.

BATTLE CREEK HOLIDAY SPORTS ROUNDUP BASEBAIX at Postum field Detroit Chrysler vs. Post Products today. 2 games starting at 3 p. m. Grand Rapids Old Michigan Brew vs.

United Steel Wire Monday, 3 gamea. starting at -2 p. m. Reld-Allen at Bronaon today; at Bart-lett resort. Pleaaant laics Monday, vs.

Jackaon Plelfler'a Beer, 3 p. m. At Bailey park Tlgere va. Climax Merchanu, today at p. m.

flour At Varvwood Two-ball mixed foursome today and Monday. Flag tournament, putting and approach contest, men and women, on Monday. At Riverside Two-ball foursome today nd mixed foursome Monday. Continuation 1 weeK-ena ringer tournament. at C.

Countrv club Mixed foursome Monday; putting and approach, contest (or women. SWIMMING Oogoae lake Season opening of Wn-beach Monday. ami lake Official opening at lav-reautt. At lrd At ella MrrrfiRfvcr.E urran At county fairgrounds American Mo torcycle association sanctioned races and blcyel eon teats, sponsored by Metropolitan elub; Meyela "klasale" to feature (otUy, SON jjr Vii v. Lakeview Coach 'eft 1 ..7 A T'll A JOE DEMYAN Lakeview high school's new direc tor of physical education and coach next season will be Joe Demyan, the last six years at Bangor, high school.

His appointment was an' nounced Friday. Demyan succeeds Forest Roe, at Lakeview five years. Demyan, 30 years old and married, won eight titles in football, basket ball and baseball at Bangor. He is a graduate of Valparaiso (Ind.) unl versity. M.I.U.

Hornets Edge Out Albion for Track Title with 66 Points to 59. KALAMAZOO (JP) Kalamazoo college completed its grand slam of Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic association sports championships for the 1937-38 school year by scoring well-earned victory in the track competition here Saturday. The meet was held in a steady down pour of rain. For the first 10 events, Kalamazoo trailed Albion but forged in front at the finish by scoring 11 points in tne broad jump. Kalamazoo total was 66 points.

Albion had 59, while Hope was third with 36. Other schools placed as follows: Alma, 25; Adrian, 21H; Olivet, 19, and Hillsdale, 13. It was the seventh straight conference track title for the Hornets. Rain prevented completion of the M. I.

A. A. tennis meet, but Kalamazoo already had accumulated enough points to tuck the net crown away with the football, basketball, golf and track titles. COLLEGE BASEBALL (By. the Associated Press) Michigan S-4.

Minnesota 4-S. Purdue 4, Indiana 0. Iowa 3, Ohio State 2. Toledo 2. Michigan State 1.

Northwestern 9. rMr o. Franklin, Ind. 8, Hillsdale I NEW If AUTOMATIC safe rarca WINGS AUTO RADIO Just pasfi a button joor statical Matas drfv-in safer bacaus you need not take your ays off tfca road. Sea and Wiles Jmla 199S Tim ,0 I rf (EdDdDnDIIAD SERVICE 22 West State IE.1H Manuel and Boucher Divide Pitching; Battle Creek Collects 18 Hits.

ANN ARBOR Battle Creek Central high school's Five-A baseball champions, unleashing an 18-hlt assault here Saturday, drubbed Ann Arbor, 16 to 5. Harry Manuel and Clarence) Boucher limited the locals to six hits in dividing the Bearcat twirling. The visitors greeted Balm-miller Ann Arbor's starting pitcher, with an attack that netted nine hits and eight runs in the first inning. Russell Joslyn with four hits, and Carl Misner, Wesley Clark and Casimer Kruplarz with three each, paced the Bearcats. Four of the Battle Creek hits were triples and another a two-bagger.

Battle Creek plays a night game at Dowagiac Memorial day and returns home to engage Jackson la another Five-A encounter -Tuesday. Wayne Powers will pitch at Dowagiac. Box score: Battle Creek ab Misner. 2b 3 3 Joslyn, cf 5 4 Clark, lb 4 3 Kennedy, rf 5 2 Kruplarz, as 5 3 Brenner, If .30 Medick, If 2 0 Brown, 3b 3 0 Burrill, 4 2 Manuel, 2 1 Boucher, 10 Crafn, 0 0 (Ann Arbor a) 0 Zoll. 2b 3 OLtessup, 5 Oi Christ.

3b 2 OiHendee, If 2 3'Ki-n1rr. rf Boa 13 4 0 3 1 10 1 2 0 0 110 0 10 0 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 CIMcBrlde. cf 0 Oi'roWge, cf 1 1 'Caswell, ss 7 rrr.ven, es 0 1 Brown, lb 1 3 Bahn'er. 0 Totals 37 IS 21 9i Totals 27 6 21 12 Battle Creek 821 021 216 IS Ann Arbor 221 000 0 5 Errors Zoll. Trowbridge.

Krupiariv Medick, Burrell, Manuel. Runs Misner 4, Joslyn 3, Clark. Kennedy 2. Kruplarj 3. Burrill.

Manuel 2 IS; Jessup, Christ. Hendee Brown, Lewis 5. Stolen bases Misner Jorlsn, Krupiara, Christ. Holier. Lento.

Sacrifice Misner. Two-base hit Kennedy. Three-base hits Kennedy. Joslyn. Clark.

Kruplarz, Hendee. Brown. Double play Caswell. Zoll to Brown. Hits Manuel 4 In 4 Innings; Boucher 2 In 3.

Struck out Manuel Bahnmlller Boucher 3. Lewi 2. Bases on balls Manuel 3. Lewis 3. Winning pitcher Manuel.

Losing pitcher Bahnmiller. Umpires Walsh. Time 2:00. Stark Ritchie Among 35 Athlete-Graduates Stark Ritchie of Battle Creek, is one of 35 University of Michigan athletes smallest group In several years who will don caps and gowns next month. Ritchie, three years a varsity member of the Wolverine football team, is one of nine gridders who graduate in June.

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