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-e-y DETROIT FREE PRESS Monday. Sept. 11. 1950 HI Phillies Lose Again, but Bums Obli ge THE STYLE FOR FALL! (Ti Smmrtttt Irmpt na T-n) JAKE HAS NO REASON TO REGRET IT Detroit's DeNapoli Man Behind LaMotta Tfce JTtit emphasis aa the a a 1 1 atMetic laaL SUITS if mm Both principals worked out before a capacity crowd in steamy Sportsman's Gym Sunday afternoon. LaMotta boxed three rounds with Joe Garza.

Dauthuille traded punches for two rounds with Rufus Knighton, and engaged in a two-round "boxing lesson" under the tutelage of Manager Andre Barraut. Rain, Sain Top Whiz Kids, 3 to 1 But Dodgers Boh to Giants, 6 to 4 Br the Pre. The Philadelphia Phillies managed to remain 6V2 games ahead of the second-place Brooklyn Dodgers in the National League race as both clubs were defeated. The third-place Boston Braves scored a 3-1 decision over the Phillies in a five-inning rain-shortened game, while the New York Giants trimmed the Dodgers, 6 to 4. The Phillies had a run in on a homer by Rookie Jack Mayo, and the tving run on base via Gran around ever since and now he's the "dean" of the champion's training staff.

How does he feel now about that original estimate of the young LaMotta? "Well, I don't know how LaMotta would rate with the middleweights of all time," he "because I never saw a lot of the oldtimers in action. But I know this. LaMotta is the best I have ever seen." THAT OF COURSE, includes M. Dauthuille, the French challenger who will attempt to lift Jake's crown, come Wednesday night. UHDERCOATIflG i $15oo Writtes Guarantee All Cars AUTO UNDERCOATING CO.

18014 Woodward 8861 Uveruois N. of Mile Bd. Near Jo Rd. TO 9-1190 WE 3-8166 M5pMSSP0RTSHAN'S Utmf'-K TWO-SOME I rT.ar" look AL DeNAPOLI Everything Is Jake with him WW ffl BY HAL MIDDLESWORTII It is not true that Al DeNapoli worked in Jake LaMotta's corner the first time the middleweight champion ever drew on a pair of gloves. It just seems that long.

DeNapoli, a Detroiter, will be "making" his 38th straight fight with LaMotta when Jake defends his title against Laurent Dauthuille at Olympia Arena Wednesday night. Last year, when LaMotta picked up the 160-pound crown from Marcel Cerdan at Briggs Stadium, DeNapoli was assisting Al Silvani in the LaMotta corner. Soon after, he was elected head man and he has been the top towel waver in LaMotta's matches with Dick Wagner, Chuck Hunter, Joe Taylor and Tiberio Mitri. LaMOTTA and DeNapoli Joined forces in January, 1943 although neither Jake nor Al could have known how permanent the connection was to become. LaMotta was almost an unknown seven years ago when he arrived to meet Jimmy Edgar.

DeNapoli was running a gymnasium here and says he took an immediate liking to the Bronx youngster. "He was a quiet kid," DeNapoli said. "He didn't say two words in the gym. There waa something about him so determined that I spotted him as a kid who would go places." DeNAPOLI was recommended to LaMotta's New York handlers and he joined them as Jake scored his second straight victory over Edgar. He's been v.

Breckle, Bujack Take Pin Lead League Box Scores on Page S'l Hamner's single when rain washed out proceedings in the sixth inning and Johnny Sain gamed his 18th victory. TWO ERKOKS set up the Boston victory in which Loser Bubba Church gave up only two hits. an moivroe Faring the Cant pit BY DICK PETERS Fred Bujack and CHARGE ACCOUNT A OPEX Fred if The Cincinnati Reds, who might have a chance to squeeze into the i first division if they hadn't waited bo long to get started, Aoppled the do deearef Cubs, 12 to 5 and 2 to 1, giving them a record of 17 victories and four defeats against the Chicago-ans this year. Herman Wehmeier and Howie Fox were the winning pitchers. At St.

Louis, the Cardinals won a 6-5 decision over the Pittsburgh Pirates in 10 innings, then suffered a 6-2 defeat in the nightcap as Tom Saffell, Wally Westlake, and Rav Mueller hit homers. Breckle, a strange pair of bowling partners, ever surrender their Michigan match game doubles crown, it'll be a stranger thing yet. Bujack and Breckle, after being behind for the first 14 games, arrived at the halfway point of their fifth title defense Sunday night with a 151-pin margin over Ther-raan Gibson and George Young, with 21 games at Beacon Recreation next weekend yet to go. The perennial champions stormed back in the third block of seven games at Palace Recreation Sunday evening to pass Gibson and Young, who failed last year in a similar try at dethroning Bujack and Breckle. Blind Golfers All Set for Mdop UmPrilD SDQlM BUJACK, a 39-year-old auto-1 mobile salesman who was De-1 Ask troit's highest-average bowler last season with a 208-plus mark, car I 1 a a Lions Rally to Beat Out Cards, 24-10 Special to the Free Fre BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

Sterling performances by Bobby Layne and Bob Hoernscliemeyer enabled the Detroit Lions to come from behind tc win their first exhibition game of the season. With Layne completing 15 of 27 passes tnd Hunchy collecting 82 yards on the ground, the Lions beat the Chicago Cardinals, 24 to 10. The Cards had grabbed a l(-0 lead in the first yoc-6off on -Ma ried the brunt of the champions comeback. He averaged a tremendous 222.4 for the first 21 games. The 53-year-old Breckle, who Is as peppery and jittery as Bujack is quiet and rhythmic, averaged 195.12 for the three blocks.

Their comeback, after being 161 Tourney Here Sixteen of North America's best blind golfeis are slated to com- pete here Friday and Saturday in I the International Invitational Golf I Tcurnament for the Blind at Dear-; born Country Club. Saturday's first round play will consist of two blind entries play- ing with a local professional. Pros who have assured the tournament committee they will participate include: Al Watrous, Faust Bianco, Tommy Shannon, Ray Maguire, Joe Belfore, Frank Walsh, Chick Rutan and Walter i Burkemo. Heading the list of entries will be Clinton F. Russell, defending International champion from Du- lulh, Charles Boswell, of Birming-.

ham, national champion, and: William Gillman, of Augusta, Me. quarter. Only Leon Hart was a casualty in the contest which was the last tuneup before the regular season. The Lions open the regular season next Sunday at Green Bay. pins down at the end of seven games Saturday night and 11 pin3 after Sunday afternoon's block, overshadowed steady pin-felling by Young.

The "Ole Professor," who retired from league bowling with EAB's world champions last season and sticks strictly to tourna-. ment and match play, averaged 217.11. Gibson, Michigan's match game singles king, was low through the first half with a 193.1 mark. Bujack's three blocks were 1550, 1598 and 1518. including peak MGA Champs Crowned Snr.nvhrnnk and Svlvan Glen U.S.

Nine Tops mi --ZzZ Ss? V'Lu, I f- vA Jap Stars, 6-1 TOK (A) Fort Waynes Capeharts blasted Japan's cham- games of 259. 255 and 251. Young's blocks were 1584, 1553 and 1431, including the high game of the match to date, 269 and others of 259, 259 and 253. Sunday's summaries: SECOND BI.OIK Rr.rlil. jpionship Karebo team, 6 to 1, in in: nit HO 181 221 202 214 1 Bujack Sunday in the final matches of the season.

Sunnybrook retained its title in the Red Division trampling Beverly Hill. 24' 2 to Larry Tomasino shot a three-under-par 67 for Sunnybrook on his home course. Sylvan Glen repeated as titlist with a forfeit victory over Pontiac Country Club. 223 190 246 204 246 230 2S9 the opening game of the first semi-; pro "Little World Series." Mrs. Douglas MacArthur tossed out the first ball.

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