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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS - HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
CLASS A BASEBALL FINAL
CASU 18 2 900
J. Mondon's Bar .. 16 4 800
Mellln-Moran .... 14 5 736
Twin City 15 6 714
Felders 13 6 684
Sharpies 7 12 368
Whitehead & Kales 5 16 238
Grosse lie N.A.5.,, 3 9 250
Corrigan's 3 17 150
EL Business Men ..2 19 95
Final Games Regular Season
CASU 4—Twin City 1
Felders 7 E. Businessmen 0
Mondon’s 5 Mellin-Moran 2
Grosse He 2 Sharpies 0
Playoffs
Tuesday, Aug. 14. 6 p.m., Mon
don’s—Twin City at Great Lakes
R. R.; CASU-Mellin Moran, Pu
laski.
Play again Thursday, August 16,
place indefinite.
In event of rain, games will be
played next night at same dia
monds.
Open League
Hoersch Bros 9 5
Chelsea Clothes L.. 8 6
Drysdale Service 7 7
Halowax 4 10
SCORES:
Chelsea 9; Hoersch 2.
Halowax 8; Drysdale 7.
GAMES:
Wednesday, August 15, Drysdale-
Chelsea, Pulaski park lights, 6:45
pm.; Hoersch-Halowax, Pulaski
park lights, 7:45 pm.
Wy. Chemicals Old Timers
N. P. Pipe 9 1
Research 8 2
Caustic 6 3
S. P. Pipe 5 5
Chlorine 4 5
Process 3 5
GAMES:
Monday, August 13. N. P Pipe-
Research. Wy. Chemicals park. 7
pm.. for league trophy. ,
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Major Baseball
PLAYOFF STANDINGS:
Earney’s Bar 2 0
Flat Rock 2 1
Trenton (out) 1 2
Ecorse (out) 0 2
SCORES
Barney’s s—Flat Rock 3
Flat Rock 14—Trenton 2
NEXT GAMES
Flat Rock-Barney’s Bar, Monday,
August 13 at Flat Rock, 6 p.m. If
necessary same teams will play at
Wyandotte, Wednesday, August 15
at 6 p.m.
Minor Baseball
PLAYOFF STANDINGS:
Wy. Chemicals 2 0
Oak Case Ramblers 2 1
Orioles (out) 1 2
Ecorse (out) 0 2
SCORES:
Wy. Chemicals. 12; Orioles, 2.
Oak Case, 8; Orioles, 2.
FINAL PLAYOFFS:
Wy. Chemicals-Oak Case, Tuesday,
August 14, Pulaski Park, 6 p.m.
If necessary same teams will play
Wednesday, August 15 at Pulaski
park at 6 p.m.
Major Softball
PLAYOFF STANDINGS:
Rizzis R. R 2 0
Flower Shop 1 1
Burns No. 2 1 1
Burns No. 1 (out) 0 2
SCORES
Burns No. 2. 7 Burns No. 1, 5
Rizzis 12—Flower Shop 2
•
NEXT GAMES:
Flower Shop-Burns No. 2, Tues
day, August 14, 6:30 p.m., Coolidge,
River Rouge.
Winner of above game plays Riz
zis, Thursday, August 16, at 6:30
p.m., Coolidge field, River Rouge.
Club League
Eagles io 1
F of C 7 4
i Jaycee 6 5
K of C 5 6
Craft o 12
SCORES:
Jaycee 14; Craft 6.
F of V 7; K of C 6.
GAMES:
Wednesday, August 15, K of C-
Eagles, Roosevelt field, 6:45 p.m.;
F of V-Jaycee, Roosevelt field, 6:45
pm.
■
Softball Team Being Organized
GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS
: GIRLS who want to play soft
ball —a team is being chosen now
for this exhibition game to be played
; here August 26th, against the Rom
ulus Wacs. Girls wishing to try
| out should go to the Wyandotte
Chemicals Park each Tuesday and
Thursday night at 6:30 Even If
you have bad no experience there
will be capable instructors there to
teach. So come on girls get in the
j sy*ng and go on over and be a soft
ball star.
Eyes of the opossum are not fully
developed at birth, but continue
to grow during the first month of
1 life, according to the Better Vision
Institute.
SPORT SHOTS by harry whitlow
To finish off the pick of the va
rious league play-off winners: for
the open old timer’s league Halo
wax. This comes in with an if.
If Elmer Hoffheins can get his team
together for each game, we believe
that Halowax will cop the play-off
championship.
Last Wednesday night with Flat
Pock playing Barney’s Bar a hit
down the third base line, a wild
throw by the third baseman, and
Sam Palamara got hit on the head
just over the left ear. Sam is still
quite dizzy from the accident and
Friday had x-rays taken at the Wy
andotte General Hospital. A little
harder throw and Sam would be
one of the badly hurt ball players.
Cecil McGee manager of the lead
ing Hoersch Shoe team was the
recipient of a beautiful wreath
Thursday morning. The wreath w ? as
sent to him by a couple of guys who
felt sorry for taking Hoersch down
Wednesday night when they lost
to Chelsea. But— I understood
that McGee is drawing up some nice
plans to return the darn thing.
Baseball and Softball the past
■week—ln major baseball Ecorse and
Trenton w’ent bye bye as far as
the playoffs are concerned. Trenton
lost their two games to Barney’s Bar
and Flat Rock. Barney’s took them
down 5 to 3 and Flat Rock put them
out by the score of 14 to 2. Ecorse
lost their two games to Trenton
and Hat Rock. At Trenton they lost
6 to 1 and Flat Rock put the fin
ishing touches 4 to 1. This makes
Flat Rock and Barney’s Bar the
two teams left to fight for the cham
pionships in the playoffs. Barney’s
at present have the edge on the kids
from Flat Rock beating them in
the first game the teams played
bv the score of 5 to 3. These two
teams meet at Flat Rock Monday
night at 6 o’clock. If the Flat Rock
team wins, both teams would have
one loss and the final game would
be played at Pulaski Park Wednes
day night at 6 o’clock.
Junior Old Timers Games this
past week were nearly all one-sided
affairs with only one close game
played. Penn Salt suffered two de
feats when they lost to Len’s Inn
by the one-sided score of 26 to 1.
This game was called in the sixth
inning. Both teams were all washed
up and could not go in the seventh
inning Lens from running the
I bases and Penn Salt from chasing
! the ball. Elmer’s made the week
more dismal for the Salt boys by
trimming them 12 to 2. Oak Case
had one w r in and one loss, winning
from Dupont 18 to 6 and lasing to
Elmer’s 10 to 8. Elmer’s for the
week had two wins and Len’s one
win.
In the Open Old Timers Halo
wax turned on the heat and knocked
off the fast going Drysdale crew
8 to 7. Chelsea made things tough
for Hoersch by trimming them 9
to 2. This means that if Halo
wax beats Hoersch next Wednesday
night and Chelsea wins over Drys
dale the league will be all tied up
with Hoersch and Chelsea on top.
The Old Timer’s Club League
found Jaycees winning easily from
Craft Club by the score of 14 to 6.
In the other game played Friends
of Veterans won over Knights of
Columbus 7 to 6.
Class A softball league is near
ly finished and in the games played
Fitzgerald Realty w’on from the
Grasse He Naval Base 3 to 0. Wy
andotte Chemicals had three games
to play during the week and won
all three beating the Grosse lie
Naval Base 4 to 3 C.A.S.U. 5 to 1
and getting a forfeit from the Wayne
Coffee Shop.
The Class A Baseball is all over
I and the games for the week were
as follows Mellin Moran w T on one
and lost one winning from Felders
of Trenton 6 to 5 and losing to
Mondon’s Bar 5 to 2. Mellin Moran
had one other game scheduled; this
was the continuation of a game that
was played early the year and
was called in the fourth inning on
account of rain. The game started
from the fourth inning and three
innings were played. In the three
innings Ecorse, the team playing
the local boys, could only gather one.
Mellin Mdfcin, scored two runs and—
but— the game w'as protested
on the grounds of eligibility of some
of the players. This protest was
allowed and the game went to Mellin
Moran. In Felders’ other game
Ecorse Business Men battled them
for eight innings and finally the
game was called with the score 10
and 10. C.A.S.U. continued their
winning ways knocking off Corri
gan’s 14 to 0, Twin Cities of Ecorse
2 to 0. In the other game played
the Grosse lie Naval Base won from
Sharpies 2 to 0.
Major Softball ln the playoffs
the local team Modern Flower had
one win and one loss for the week.
In their winning game they defeated
Bums No. 2 by the score of 9 to 5.
Playing the colored Rizzi team of
River Rouge they went down to
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defeat 12 to 2. Rizzi to keep their i
winning streak alive defeated Bums
No. 1 at River Rouge 3 to 2. Bums
No. 1 dropped out of the playoffs
by losing their lecond game to
Burns No. 2 by the score of 7 to 5.
Playoff Notes ln the Class A
Baseball the playoffs will be between
C.A.S.U., Mondon’s Bar of River
Rouge, Mellin Moran of Wyandotte
and Twin Cities of Ecorse. The first
round games are as follows Tues
day, August 14, Twin Cities will meet
Mondon’s Bar at the Great Lakes
field in River Rouge; at Wyandotte,
Mellin Moran will take on the
league champions C.A.S.U. at Pu
laski Park. Both games will start
at 6 o’clock.
The Old Timer’s Club League and
Open League playoffs will get away
Friday night August 17. In the
Club League Friends of Veterans
will meet Knights of Columbus and
Eagles will take on the Jaycees.
These two games will be played at
Pulaski Park with the first game
starting at 8:45. In the Open Lea
gue Hoersch Shoes will meet
Drysdale and Chelsea Clothes battle
Halowax. These two games are
scheduled for Roosevelt Field and
both games start at 6:30.
In the Minor Leagues in Wyan
dotte, Wyandotte Chemicals and Oak
Case Ramblers are battling for the
championship with Wyandotte
Chemicals winning two and losing
none while the Ramblers have the
same number of wins but have lost
one game. These two teams will
try and finish the battle Tuesday
night at Pulaski Park at 6 o'clock.
In the Midget League Wyandotte
Chemicals Blues and the West Side
Monarchs are fighting it out with
the playoff game scheduled for
Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock at
Pulaski Park.
The winners of these leagues will
go to Dearborn for tfce Champion
ship series due to start there Aug
ust 17th.
In the Class A Softball League
—although there has been no cham
pion declared as yet the four teams
in the playoff are Wayne Recrea
tion. Band Box Cleaners of Lincoln
Park, Wyandotte Chemicals and
i Fitzgerald Realty, No opening date
of the playoffs have been given out
as yet.
Tonight should be the game of
the season in softball the Wyan
| dotte Chemicals will go to Lincoln
Park and play the Band Box Clean
ers. Both teams are tied for the
l top spot and this game is the one
that will decide the league cham
pionship. For the fans who are
interested in going over there
the game will be played at the Laf
ayette School. This school can be
reached by taking Southfield two
blocks west of Fort and turning
right one block The game will
start at 7 o’clock.
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The Fraternal Order of Eagles
still kept their winning ways and
defeated Hoersch Shoes Friday night
in a swell game 5 to 3. This game
was just an exhibition but the boys
played some nice ball. Harry Wag
ner in left field for Hoersch had
an armful of chances and handled
them swell. When the City Tourn
ament rolls around this Eagle gang
under the leadership of (John J.
McGraw) D’Annunzio will be one
tough gang to beat.
Some notes on the Open League
in the Old Timers When Halo
wax defeated Drysdale, Marlin and
Pete Ptak had three hits apiece for
Halowax. Harry Ploplan and Red
McDiffitt starred in the field. Mau
ren for Drysdale led in the hitting
with three hits. In the Hoersch and
Chelsea game Ray Sieloff led
the attack with three hits in three
trips to the plate and Herb Rouli
son and Leo Ptak for the Chelsea
gang supplied the fielding features.
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Len’s Inn 16 4
Elmer’s Inn 17 6
Oak Case 13 9
Penn Salt 10 12
DuPont 1 20
LAST SCORES:
Elmer’s 10; Oak Case 8.
Len’s 26; Penn Salt 1.
GAMES:
Tuesday, August 14, duPont-Penn
Salt, Pulaski lights, 6:45 p.m.;
Lens-Elmers, Pulaski lights, 7:45
p.m.
Thursday, August 14. Oak Case-
Penn Salt, Pulaski lights, 6:45 p.m.;
Lens-duPont, Pulaski lights, 7:45
p.m.
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Minor Softball
PLAYOFF STANDINGS:
Barney's Bar 1 0
Conservatory of Music ..1 1
FOP (out) 0 2
SCORES:
Barney's 10; POP 3.
Midget Baseball
PLAYOFF STANDINGS:
Monarchs 2 0
Chemical Blues 2 1
Bulldozers (out) 1 2
Buccaneers (out) 0 2
SCORES:
Monarchs 19; Bulldozers 0.
Blues 5; Bulldozers 0 (forfeit).
Finals—Tuesday, August 14. Pu
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Wy. Chemicals 12 3
Wayne Recreation 12 4
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CASU 3
Grosse Be Base 3 12
L. P. Industries 1 14
GAMES THIS WEEK
Monday, Aug. 13. 7 p.m.. Band
Box-Wy. Chemicals at Lincoln Park
Lafayette school to decide League
championship.
Wednesday, Aug. 15, Playoffs:
7 p.m., Fitzgerald-Band Box at
Lincoln Park Lafayette school.
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