THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1947
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Jayvees Open Today
Against Ypsi Normal
Baseball
Round-up
By The Associated Press
Homers Pace Tigers
DETROIT, April 23- Smashing
five- home runs, three of them in
succession by Roy Cullenbine, Dick
Wakefield, and Hoot Evers in the
eighth inning, the Detroit Tigers
handed the Chicago WhiteSox
their first defeat of the American
League baseball season today, 7
to 4.
Pirates Top Cards
ST. LOUIS, April 23 - The last
place St. Louis Cardinals fell be-
fore powerful Pittsburgh Pirate
bats today, 8 to 5.
Tribe Triumps 10.4
CLEVFLAND, April 23 - Th
Cleveland Indians racked up their
third straight victory today, bury-
ing the St. Louis Browns under
an 18-hit attack good for a 10 to
4 victory in the final of a two-
game series.
Reynolds Hurls 2-Hitter
NEW YORK, April 23 - Allie
Reynolds, who came to New York
from Cleveland in the Joe Gordon
deal, made a brilliant Yankee
home debut today with a two-hit,
3-0 win over Boston's Red Sox
that missed being a no-hitter by
the margin of two late inning
blows by Rudy York.,
Dole A llows One Hit in Six Innings;
Ketterer, Wikel, Vieth, Spark Offense
By BOB LENT
Michigan's Wolverines roared a
warning to the rest of the Big
Nine yesterday when they proved
they were ready for the coming
campaign by cuffing the Univer-
sity of Detroit 11-2 in their final
conference warm-up.
Especially significant was the
uncovering of some unexpected
pitching strength in the person
of one Art 'Dole. The junior
righthander from Glencoe, Ill.,
faced only 21 batters in the six
innings he worked, allowing
only a single and a walk in the
fourth.
At the plate and on the field,
the Wolverines looked like a vast-
ly improved club over the team
that "slopped" to a 7-6 win over
Western Michigan the day before.
Little Charley Ketterer was the
big man with the stick for the
Maize and. Blue yesterday, getting
There will be an important
meeting of the "M" Club at
7:30 p.m. tonight in the Michi-
gan Union. A new constitution
will be voted upon and other
pertinent matters discussed.
All "M"-men on campus are
requested to be present.
four for four, stealing two bases
and scoring three runs.hPaul Vieth
and Howie Wikel also had perfect
days at bat with two for two with
one of Wikel's being a lusty triple
to the tennis courts in right cen-
ter. Dom Tomasi also got two of
the 14 hits the Maize and Blue
made as they unlimbered
their
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Wright, cf
Gorman, 2b
Prendergast, ss
Hintz, lb
Morrisy, lb
Orr, If
Byerlein, rf
Heym, 3b
Loepp, 3b
Pendergrass, c
Zacken, c
Thielman, I)
Sporer, p
'Haley
TOTALS
AB
3
3
2
3
1
3
4
2
2
2
1
2
1
4)
29
R
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0)
0
0
0
0
1
2
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Vieth, rf
Wiese, r f
Elliott, cji
Wikel, lb
Weisenburger,
Tomasi, 2b
White, If
Morrison, if
Ketterer, 3b1
Raymond, c
Kulpinski, c
Dole, p
White, p
Fancett, I)
* *Berce
**Baker
TOTALS
AB R
2 1
1 0l
5 0
2 2
ss 3 1
5 2
3 0
1 1
4 3
2 1
20
2 0
1. 0
0 0
1 0
1 0
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2
2
1
3
2
0
1
4
0
9
0
0
0
0
24
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0
0
0
13
0
5
0
0
3
5
1
0
0
0
0
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big guns for the conference open-
er with Illinois tomorrow.
Michigan pecked away at start-
ing pitcher Don Thielman for a
run in the first, two in the second,
and another in the sixth. Then
they sewed it up in the seventh
with a big five-run explosion on
three walks and singles by Tom-
asi, Ketterer and J. T. White.
White also turned in a credit-
able performance on the mound
in the two innings he worked, giv-
ing up the other two hits the Tar-
tars made, but facing only six
men. Bob Fancett finished and
allowed Detroit's only runs, scored
on three walks, a hit batter and
a fielder's choice.
Kuzma Named Coach
Tom Kuzma, former Wolverine,
all-American, was named fresh-
man football coach at the Univer-
sity of Colorado, head coach Jim
Yeager announced yesterday.
Yeager said that the appoint-
ment was made upon the recom-
mendation of Fritz Crisler, who
coaced the backfield star in
1941, and 1942. Yeager used the
Crisler short punt system.
CLAS
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On Ferry Field
I Spring Sun
Greeted by a few wayward rays
cf sunshine that surprisingly
found their way into Ann Arbor,
the Wolverine track team took to
Ferry Field's cinders in the sea-
son's first official outdoor practice
yesterday.
Only a week and a half away is
the opEning meet of the Confer-
ence circuit, a triangular affair
involving Michigan, Purdue and
Indiana on the Ferry Field track.
Yesterday marked the first time
the whole squad had donned
sweat-suits since the victorious af-
ternoon out in Berkeley, Calif.,
when the Wolverines tamed the
Golden Bears, 712-59.2.
Coach Ken Doherty's main hope
right now is that none of his new-
found strength in the dashes and
hurdles has suffered by the lay-
off. Hack Coplin and Bill Osgood
plugged a very wide hole in both
tLe high and low hurdle spots,
while Orval Johnson began show-
ing his sprint form of old.
Coplin, Johnson and Osgood all
made surprising performances in
the California meet. The trio
all registered victories with John-
son winning the 220 yard dash.
I M Baseball
In Full Swing
A six-run first inning which in-
cluded Bill Chope's first of two
home runs highlighted '46 cham-
pion Phi Delta Theta's 11-7 vic-
tory over Phi Sigma Kappa, as
the I-M fraternity league swung
into the second week of compe-
tition yesterday.
After a fierce pitchers' duel be-
tween Sig Ep Harry Anderson and
ATO hurler Pete Logothetis, the
Sig Eps broke a 2-all deadlock in
the fourth to win 5-3.
Sparked by Hal Rosen's Deliv-
ery and Fred Arnstein's potent bat,
the Zeta Beta Tau nine, defending
district champs, downed Delta Tau
Delta, 4-0.
Other results:
Sigma Chi 5. Kappa Sigma 1
Psi Upsilon 14, Theta Delta 10
Phi Psi 9, Alpha Sigma Pi 2
Phi Sigma Delta 11, Chi Psi :3
Chi Phi 1, Beta Theta Pi 0
Zeta Psi 15, Alpha Delta 2
Delta Upsilon 8, Sigma Alpha
Mu 5
Delta Kappa Epsilon 16, Pi
Lambda Phi 4
Lambda Chi Alpha 9, Acacia 8
Phi Gamma Delta 13, Theta Xi6
Trigon 8, Sigma Alpha Epsi-
lon 0
The first junior varsity golf team
in Michigan history will tee off at
2:30 this afternoon against the
Michigan State Normal linksters
at the Washtenaw Country Club,
regardless of the way the weather-
man behaves today.
Partially on the basis of scores
achieved in yesterday's practice on
the University Golf Course and
previous performances, six Wol-
verines were named by Coach Bert
Katzenmeyer to face the Normal
golfers.
They include Jack Vezina, Doug
Beath, Mort .Cohn, Ken Berke,
Garry DeVries, and Wes Carlson.
The University Golf Course
was closed to students yester-
day because of the soggy fair-
ways, but it may be open today
... It was suggested, however.
that students call the club-
house--9308--to check on the
present playing condition of
the course.
Cohn produced the best score yes-
terday-a 79-for 18 holes of golf.
Katzenmeyer, however, stated
that none of the jayvee starters to-
day are assured of berths on the
squad. In fact, the youthful Wol-
verine mentor indicated that
"three or four boys may possibly
move up to the varsity before the
next jayvee clash."
RONSON
WORLD'S GREATEST LIGHTER
SIFIED ADVERTISING
He added that "the selections
were practically plucked out of a
hat because you can't rate a man's
potentialities merely on a one-day
performance."
Katzenmeyer plans to carry a
12-man varsity, and a jayvee and
freshman squad of 10 men apiece.
The oft-postponed 36-hole medal
event to determine the material
for the 32 berths will probably be
held tomorrow under the direction
of Harry Kaseberg, golf assistant
at the University course.
Katzenmeyer will leave tomor-
row with his six leading varsity
candidates to compete against the
dangerous Ohio State Buckeyes at
Columbus on Saturday in their
first Conference test.
The Buckeye golfers showed un-
usual strength last week when
they overwhelmed the Spartans
of Michigan State in an Indepen-
dent tilt at Columbus. The meet
was switched from Lansing where
the links were underwater after
spring floods.
Three more matches appear on
Michigan's jayvee schedule, all at
home: Michigan State Norial,
May.6; Central Michigan, May 13;
Bowling Green College, May 26.
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LOST AND FOUND
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*Ran for Prendergast in 9th
*"Ba.tted for Raymond in 6th
***Batted for Dole in 6th
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LOST-Gold Croton ladies watch, with
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RHINESTONE BRACELET lost April 18.
Finder please call Elaine Kohn, 2-4471
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FOUND-Necklace. Owner may have
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ARGEN'1NE leather lhandbags. Very
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ROYAL PORTABLE Typewriter. Call
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OIL space heater practically new, cur-
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