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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS - HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
Chemicals Drop Came to Wayne
Ifliy Gwardinski, Wyandotte
Chemicals first baseman, gave the
local team a one-run lead with a
homerun at the start of the game
with Wayne Recreation Friday
night, to give the Chemicals their
only tcoring run.
Wayne scored in the first inning
with one run on a walk, sacrifice
and Alphonse-Gaston act between
Wyandotte fielders, in the last of
the Bth inning, the Wayne batter
Kot a clean single, reached second
on a passed ball and was called
safe at third on a questionable de
cision when a bunted ball was
played at third.
I/*) Langley made the best play
of the game by catching a sure hit
line, stepping in first to attempt a
triple play. However, with two
strikes on the next batter. A1 hit to
Watt* whose hurried low throw got
away from Lefty. Billy Hinsman of
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MONDAY, AUGUST 27. 1945
Wyandotte and Mel Romans of
Wayne both pitched superbly.
The Wayne team took the ball
game with a score of 2-1.
Wayne and Wyandotte each have
one loss and will play their final
game Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at the
Wyandotte Chemicals club park.
RECREATION NEWS
PLAY-OFF SCHEDULE:
Monday. W’yandotte Chemicals,
finals, Caustic vs Process or Re
search, 6:30 pan.
Tuesday, Pulaski Park, semi-fin
als, K of C vs F. of V.. 6:45 p.m.;
Drysdale vs Chelsea. 7:45 p.m.;
Lens vs Penn Salt, 9 p.m.
Wednesday, Pulaski Park, finals,
Hoersch vs Chelsea or Drysdale,
6:45 p~m.; Eagles vs K. of C. or F.
of V., 7:45 p.m.
Wyandotte Chemicals park. Caus
tic vs Process or Research if nec
essary, 6:30 p.m.; W’yandotte Chem
irn’c vs Wayne for recreation class
A softball championship, 8:30 p.m.
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Trenton village council.
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Crosse lie Takes League Title;
Will Play In State Tournament
Sailors Defeat River
Rouge In Play-Offs
Play First Game In State Tourney
At Flint Saturday Afternoon
CASU Grosse lie service team de
feated Mondons Bar, River Rouge,
6-5 for the Down River baseball
playoff title. Bobby Sclater, River
Rouge boy, after pitching beautifully
for six innings, walked three men in
the last of the seventh to set the
stage for the winning runs.
Catcher Bonetta of CASU came
through with a hit to win the ball
game. Red Eary, CASU pitcher,
made two successive balks with
bases loaded to give Rouge a two
run lead until the last inning.
CASU will represent the league
at Flint in the State Recreation
baseball tournament August 31-
September 3. CASU has drawn a
first round bye and will play its
first game in the tournament Sat
urday afternoon.
Tournament rules permit several
batterymen to be taken from the
league and Bobby Sclater, Rouge
pitcher, will go alone with the Navy
men to give CASU four first-class
pitchers.
Sport Shots
—by
Harry Whitlow
Well, right now we can take our
hats off to the fast going C.A.S.U.
Class A Baseball team. The boys
stepped right out and won the
playoff championship besides cop
ping the league title. To win the
playoffs they took Mondon's Bar
of River Rouge down in the final
game, 6 to 5. This team should go
far in the State playoffs to be held
in the next couple of weeks. Lots
of the well-known luck.
A couple of swell guys in the
softball leagues—Elmer Hoffhiens
of Halowax. Elmer is the kind of a
guy that makes it a pleasure to
have his team beat you. Another
egg that is a pretty nice sort of
a fellow—lggy Pierzynowski who
does the pitching for Fitzgerald
Realty Class A Softball gang. In the
couple of years that I have watched
Iggy pitch I have never seen or
heard any sort of a growl from him
—regardless if the ump had called
a bad one or if the team playing
back of him made a dozen errors.
Iggy is always in there trying and
never a yap out of him. It*s guys
like the at we two that make it a
pleasure to play baseball or soft
ball. Os course, there are other fel
lows the same as these two, when
the chips are down they get in and
play all the harder.
In another Club League Old Tim
ers the Knights of Columbus play
ing shorthanded, gave the Jaycees
a whitewash and won by the score
of 7 to 0.
In the Open Old Timers the
Drvsdale service team showed that
they are still in the middle. Coming
from behind they won over Halowax
by the score of 15 to 8. For the
winners Bourassa, Beattie and Har
nish all had three hits.
In the second game played, the
top spot Hoersch Shoes won a thrill
er from Chelsea Clothes 10 to 8.
Chelsea, in the first three innings,
had a lead of 8 to 3 but these boys
from Hoersch kept going and when
the smoke had settled they were
the top team. For the winners,
Driscoll had three hits, two singles
and a homer. The hero for Hoersch
was the rotund left fielder, Doc
Loselle. Doc came up in the last
half of the seventh inning with the
score tied 8 all and laid into one of
Bud Suzor's pitches and got himself
a clean homerun to win the ball
game.
In the Junior Old Timers Elmers
showed the way and won a thriller
from Len s Inn by the score of 5 to
4. After Lens had gotten away to
a three-run lead in the first inning,
Elmer’s played some swell ball and
kept going and finally tied the
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score in the sixth. Going into the
seventh, Elmers filled the bases
and with one out, a long fly to the
outfield scored the winning run.
In a surprise game the Penn Salt
outplayed the Oak Case crew ahd
walked off the field with an 8 to 4
win. This loss puts the Oak Case
gang on the shelf for the rest of
this year
A guy that has had very little
publicity—Pete Ptak. In the play
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Bud Howey, pitched for Elmers on
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