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six FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 mi nnc-s mm THE NEWS-PALLADIUM, BENTON HAkEOVMlCH. IE Aches And Pains Michigan Loses Bahlow For 1945; Ankle Broken Final Rbund Championship In Club Is Sunday Game Is Called Affer 8 Innings FREE TIRE INSPECTION! Prompt Expert Servic Let Us Help Yon With Yonr Ttr. Problems 0 ll Wolverine's Major Wingman Is Injured During Practice BY FRANK KENKSSON Let Us Inspect Your Tires for Recapping INSPECTION STATION NO. H7T I TIKI OfSFECTOKS AT TOUX ICBTTCB STORES Bench, Machine Moldcrs. Core Room Help, Grinders, Chippers Laborers.

Oiler, Electrician. APPLY IN PERSON AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Funny Man rr4 ft 1 The etevsr Cincinnati Clowns are staging great eomedy sideshow is sea, Bsatehlng their prowess la th Negr American leagwe, and ne the reasons I Ed Hamman, a th rmuueet et (ne many fanny eUaws th aeaad. The Clewm, rttnnera-KB in th Negr Amerteaa loo lest season, meet the Twin her Twdy at twilight Crippled Chippewas Meet Bowling Green BOWLING GREEN, Ohio, Sept MAP) -Central Michigan college's football team squared off today against Bowling Green university with a lineup shot by injury and maugiDUity, Joe Llsler, ace back of the Mich Igan eleven, was left at home be cause of a knee Injury suffered two weeks ago in the Chippewas' open lng game against Alma and five other players, three of them regu lara, remained on the Mt. Pleas ant campus because of scholastic difficulties. Bowling Oreen last week earned a 15 to 0 decision over the same Alma college eleven that Central Michigan edged IS to 0 a week pre vtously.

Fights Last Night (Br Aasoelatad Prau) BROOBXTN Aula La lara. Ill, Ntw Orlaaas, outpointed C7lrl (Cabay) LawM, 1SH. Brooklyn li; Tommy Camapanalla, ITS, Brooklyn. tuoM Larry Bchuck. 1IL Ntw York.

(). FAU. RIVER, Mtu 8Ut KrenU. 131, Boston, Johnny Cool. Wor-tMMr, (10); Tommy Co! ton, 1M.

Bonoa. knock out Norman Ptnaault, in, Nivport, jl (at. iweE B320jo (o BENTON Fourth and final round of Berrien Hills Country dub's Tl-hole medal grind to decide the IMS club championship will be played off next Sunday with the first foursome due to leave the first tee at 8:30 a. m. bick Merrill, present Directors' Cup title holder, maintains a two stroke margin on his closest rival at the M-hole mark, having used up 225 strokes as he heads Into the final round.

C. E. 'Bud' Blake is in second place in the first flight with a 327 total while defending champion Ed Sklbbe is in third place with 233 strokes. Leader in the second flight Is D. D.

Merrill with a 64-hols total of 343 while Dr. Harry Kok has a score of 360 to kad the third flight by a single stroke. Lou Brtlser is fourth flight leader at the three-quarter pole with 274 strokes. Play Starts at 1:36 a. m.

First off the tee at 1:30 a. m. Sim- day will be a foursome made up of Ted Soper, 5. Doster, John Williams and Tom Ratcllffe. They will be followed six minutes later by E.

L. Burns, Nick Zitta, Elmer Cress and D. D. Merrill and a foursome made up of Ross Lamb. L.

L. M- strup, B. W. Sheffer and M. Johnson will follow the second group.

At 8:45 Ed Sklbbe, Fred Lahr, Bob Crlddle and O. X. 'Bud' Blake will M.S.C. Gridders Drill For Speed Faster Line Sought By Coaching Staff EAST LANSING, Sept T-(AP)- The task of injecting speed Into a heavy line occupied the' Michigan State college football coaches yesterday as the Spartans went through morning and afternoon drills with the apparent starting line-up on hand for the first time. Line Coach John Kobe, who nam ed off a line averaging 1M pounds per man and which he things will start the first game Sept 39 against the University of Michigan, said that hia linemen this year had as much spirit and willingness to play as last year's heftles, plus a year's experience.

The Spartans could field an all-veteran team with the exception of the tackles, and there are 10 promising men vielng for those positions now, Three tackle candidates tip the scales at around the 340 mark BUI Fagel of Bllssfleld. Mike Tesin of Akron and Ray Jabs of Williams ton but Kobe laid their added weight dldnt mean too much If they couldnt move it. They win all have to lose some weight before they see much action, he said. The appearance of plunging fullback Jack Breslln yesterday brought tne first team to its full strength. Quarterback Bill Slier of Dundee and halfbacks Bill Masklll of Detroit and Fred Aronson of Chicago complete the backfleld which ran through plays behind the No, 1 line of Brady Sullivan of Steubenvllle, Ohio, at center, Bob Godfrey of Mt Clement and Don Arnson of Muskegon at guards, Kent Esbaugh and Dan Goldsmith at tackles and Dick of Lansing and Tino Bar-bus of Detroit at ends.

Bob Lams-slee of South Raven will probably be the No. 1 guard replacement and halfback Bob Ludwig of Muskegon will substitute at halfback when a passer Is needed, tht coaches Indicated. Walt- Vesmar of Detroit is giving Sullivan plenty of competition for the starting center berth. tea off with Al Zlck, Al Oast, 1 Davis and Stanley Zick firing their opening shots in the following four some. A' threesome made up of E.

nistrup, Fred Crego and Murray Scott will go off just before 9 m. Leader Dick Merrill and Bill Mitchell, Chick Zick and Mai Ross are in the next foursome with Warren CorrelL Vic Palenske, Frank Arford and Charles Core following. Fori Zick, Webb Sterling and Dr. Richard Reynolds and another threesome composed of Lou Krelser, Ken Brooks and Vic Moore will be the rear guard with Frank Cleary and Rex Edmunds being paired together as the final unit Final Day ef Flay All scores for the 72 holes must be in at the close of the day with no competition after September being permitted by the golf committee. In case of inclement weather, the final 18-hole round will be played the following Sunday, Oolf Chairman Fred Lahr stated today.

The club championship wU be far from the last event on the golfing calendar this season at the local country club. Plans for a gigantic stag are already underway to be held within the next several weeks and the weekly men's events are still functioning. The date of the stags may be changed however to avoid conflicting with other fall and whiter sports activities. AMKaiCAN MAGOTE W. L.

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Boston 1-1, Bt. LouU 1-1. Naw York at Chieaio. Brooklyn at PttUbnrth. Boston at t.

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The end outlook for University of 1945 iootbau squad was an entirely new picture today as Ed Bahlow. SS.vear-nlrf veteran from 8prlngfield, 111, was counted out of the picture for the season because of broken ankle. Bahlow. who nlaveri at. rha TTnl.

versity of Wisconsin in 1943 and at ienirai aticnigan couege last season, was head and shoulders the outstanding win nrminect In Wolverine camp until he went out or acuon in Wednesday scrimmage after a collision with Fullback Dan Dworaky. Crlsler received an X-rav rnrt yesterday showing that Bahkw's riiift icg- was iraciurea jun aocve the ankla and nhmtciana th Wolverine boss his prlte wingman wui nave his root In a cast for approximately six weeks. The Navy trainee, who cavorted St Wisconsin two rear, un aftar his transfer from the fleet and then nunea to central Michigan with a V-12 unit, thus left Michigan's end hopes In the hsnds of a half dozen recruits, none of whom hss had collegiate expertenoe. Moving up as top choice' for the starting right end post for Michigan's season orjener with rireat Lakes Sent is waa McNeill n. year-old product of Toledo Llbbey nign wno at im pounds was an all-Toledo and all-Ohio ace in 1944 Dren ranks Rlvht hehinf vrrwm was Don Hershberger, 180-pound iumou au-stai nign scnooi ace from Preeport.

On th Other alda rJ Una a. Minnesota prep star, Louis Brun-sting of Rochester, and Saginaw's Ed Orenkoskl, 17-year-old freshman, remained th top prospects at end. Back of th front-running quartet were Norman Rahhera at Vaiama. loo, from Michigan's reserve squad of 1941 and Stan Kulcx, Flint, who uus wees was shifted from tackle 10 ena. Th Wolvatina wHUvuit HMs are better fixed in numbers than in quality at in wings.

WnOe Bahlow had not proved himself in top col-letriat circlaa hm tu th of a not-too-good crop of wlngmen ana aaa oeen waning regularly on th varsity "blue squad. Rls loss Will send the Wolverines IntA nTr. week's Great Lakes clash with las experience man ever the lint. Onlv Center Harold WatU Rlr. mlngham Navy trainee, can be con- unerea season campaigner in Michigan forward wait Harmon To Broadcast Wolverine Grid Games DETROIT, Sept 7-(AP)-Tom Harmon, th University of Mich- lgasl All-Am ertcan halfback of 1940, will broadcast Michigan's 1949 game for Detroit radio station WJR, General Manager Leo Fits-Patrick announced today.

Fltspatrick said Harmon, recently released from th Army air forces, thus would return to th radio sports post he held before he en tered th Army and would not play proiessionai football. the Utter will tell Hartlerode what to say. if anything. Fans are warned that the broadcast may have to do with soccer, football, basketball or run-sheep-nm. The lineup: Station S8 Glim ore Bradford 1st Relff Lhter Ind Westta Curry Srg Burr F.lchlfC Dertw Howard LF HID Evans RF Jellay Bltb CF Kepler Thomas SF Tbomptoa Rennirk Saebert SchlUlnr Number 1 0utfit for BACK to SCHOOL Dog Jevhouser, Dutch Leonard Ailments Further Complicate Tigers' Race For Pennant BY JACK HAND Wnl tfrwhAUMi-'a mrhtn? horV and Dutch Leonard's lame shoulder further eomnlicate the American league flag race today as the clubs go back to a normal single game gait after two dizzy days and nights of doubleheaders.

Newhouser reoorted to the Tlxers vesterdav. before their sollt with the Yankees, but Manager Steve O'Neill is not sure when hell be able to start. -It'a all un to Hal." said Minooka Rtjve "The doctor In Detroit said he's underweight and plenty of rest wa needed. Hell go when he says he's ready. That could be today or next week." Leonard came up with his salary wing trouble after retiring the St.

Louis Browns in order in the first inning of their twi-nlght twin bul at Washington. Marino Pieretti finished off the lob in satisfactory fashion but Manager Ossle Bluege has cause for future worry in Leon ard's condition. Rut thinen look hrtehter for th Senators today in th won and lost column for they're only a gam and a half back of th Tigers. Washington took a hard-fought pah from th Bt. Louis Browns, 2-0.

behind Jnhnn Niffaelins' and I-I on the Leonard-Pie retti combine. In addition to an efficient relief Job, little Marino contributed three hits to th winning cause, scoring tn big run after singling to open the ninth. Detroit almost lost two to the Yankee but rallied to pull th second out of th coals after trailing 3-0 for six lnningfL Roy CuUenblne's two-run homer tied It UD and Hank Green berg drove horn two with an infield hopper as Nick stun neia the hall after the New York infield had tried iiriSucceaafullT for a double play. Even Jo McCarthy got so excited, arguing war, uoc Cramer had lntrferr4 with Frank nmantti'i throw at second, that was thrown out of a gams for th second time this season. Th Tigers.

finally copped th nlo-htcan. 8-V with Lea Mueller, an ex-soldier, throwing a three-hitter, after absorbing a 14-8 lacing in we opener. Four Yank homers, two by Catcher Aaron Robinson and one apiece by Bud Metheny and Charley Keller, added to 15 walks and two hit batsmen by the futll De-tmit thrnwera mad it a Cakewalk for th homt club to the: delight of J7 paying customers. By the split New York remained Stt lengths out of first. St Louis is flv games behind and Cleveland, virtually eliminated, dropped sight off th pact by bowing to Boston, 9-S.

Chicago broke even In a pair with the last-place Philadelphia club hlh tank tha first contest. 8-S. On George Kell's ninth-inning single. Wally Moses' triple neipea urvan Grove even the score in the 1-1 finals. The St Louis Cardinals lost another half game to the Chicago Cuba in their uphill struggle toward a fran-th National leaarue nennant Billy Southworth't gang now trails by flv games.

Ed wrignt oi bos- tnn tnmad back the world Champs Lwlth three blows, and Ken Burrtnarat oi me euros qurcu matters for his 18th victory in the 7-3 second game for a twi-nlght double. Chicago flattened the New York Olanta. 6-1, In the afternoon, an easy seventh victory for Fordham Hank Borowy, th x-Yankee. BUI Nicholson's 12th homer with a man on backed up Borowy efficient effort. Gunday, Sept.

9 Twin City Independents East Chlcc-o Giants HOUSE OF DAVID BALL PARK 2:45 P. r.L ADJOSSIO.N CKOarea SOc, Tax tne. Aahs 7Se.Tax Ism. Mm hi Thursday Ni 26 Hits Chalked Up In Evening Tilt At House Of David In a free-hitting ftm that sew hits, six of them home runs, tht Twin City Independent! tied the Cleveland Buckeye 12 to 11 to eight Innings at the House of David park last eventa. The fame iras called on account of darkness.

With the memory of five wing in two days over the Labor Day weekend still with them, the Twins set out last night to avenge the 7 to 3 set-back suffered at the hands of the fast colored boys from the Forest City on July 1. Looking Ahead Next Sunday at 2:45 the Xast Chicago Giants win com to the Colony park. At their last meeting on Aug. 19 with the Twins they took the measur of the locals by an 8 to 7 score. Tate EdgeH has a treat In store for baseball lovers next Tuesday evening when the Cincinnati Clowns come here the last twilight game of the year at the House of David park.

Neither of the pitchers lasted through last night's gams. Schumacher for th Twins yielded six runs on e'-jht hits In flv in nlngs, and Q. Jefferson of the Buckeyes gav flv runs on eight hits in the six Innings he held down the mound. Scoring began In the third Inning when Jefferson homered for the Buckeyes over th left field wall In one of the longest drive ever seen at the Colony park. With th scoring ice broken th Buckeyes went ahead tn the fourth Inning to put three more runs cross on two hits, an error and two walks.

In tht fourth stansa the Twins saw their chance to get Into the score column, and chalked up one run when CosteUoValked and was driven around the bags by hits by Borowskl and Yarger. Cleveland continued to put th game on lee in th fifth when War singled and Wood homered over the teft field wall. In the Twins' half of th fifth the locals scored four runs. Gierke singled and was brought around by homer by CoteIk. Snyder and Borowskl scored after singling and being batted in by Leach.

Yarger struck out to end the inning. Things happened in the Buckeyes' half of the sixth too. Cowan and Williams singled, scoring on a fielder's choice that put Williams out, Canizares was safe, scoring on Ware's double. Jethroe homered with Ware ahead' of him. Woods popped to first to end the scoring.

In the seventh for Cleveland Grace singled and came home on Cowan's resounding triple. Cowan came In on a single by Williams. The Twins also got into th score column in th seventh when Sinn doubled and went to third on a passed ball. He scored on an Infield out by Costello. Borowskl then cam to bat and clouted one for the circuit The Twins evened things up In the eighth when darkness was be finning to descend on the park.

The locals were five runs behind, but started thing off when Yarger was safe on an error at first, and Selby was hit by a pitched ball Deal, batting for Chipper, singled, scoring Yarger. Oerke then singled, loading the base. Sinn struck out, but Costello wa safe on a fielder's choice Gierke going out Snyder homered to tie the score. Borowskl filed out to end the inning and the ball game. Jefferson wss relieved of mound duty for Cleveland in th seventh when Webb came in to relieve him.

Schumacher was relieved by Terranova Vs. Spencer Boxing Bout Cancelled DETROIT, Sept l-(AP). A scheduled 10-round bout between Phil Tefranov of New York, former featherweight champion, and Leon Ppenoer of Detroit was cancelled Thursday night because of th New Yorker's illness. Dr. Nate Schlafer, physician for the Michigan boxing commission.

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