Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 21, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 16 Winnipeg press saturday. August 21, 1948 by Bob Sandberg a revolving door schedule presents Many problems. N of what can we get from a 1-0 score in the beaches indians is. Regina roughriders game on wednesday Don t know about you but More confused than Ever. I have a feeling or. Grant and co., Aren t letting go As they should. They out rushed out passed and out crushed note opposition s injury list the beaches indians and still came up with a score like that. All that has the inklings of a Ball game today two teams beaten by a third in oddly scored contests. Yet again two teams that hold much More potential Power than heretofore shown. Guess this Western league brews wait la the lid blows speaking of the Western league have you seen this year s schedule we play the same team so Many times it la be like being caught in a. Revolving door. Imagine a coaches Job trying to keep the opposition confused without confusing his own team. What a difference up Here from Down in the states where there Are never two games in one year the same school and very often they rotate the. Competition so there will Only be a few repeaters every year. Up Here however the mighty mile rules the Roost and we re somewhat limited in population. One Fella suggested a possible have two three team leagues. Edmonton Calgary and Vancouver in one and Regina. Winnipeg and the Lakehead in the other by Lake head i presume he meant port Arthur and fort these might play among themselves and Between the two leagues. Such a thought offers far reaching possibilities giving needed variety to the teams and to the fans. A a a season such As ours could in the waning weeks become Ufi. More and More a repetitious Drudgery if it weren t for the Strong desire to play the game and to reach a final goal. Playing the game has its Joys but have you Ever thought of the Guy on the Bench who Seldom gets a Chance to show his Only game after game but year after year. The Fella who night after night works toward that goal and Seldom gets credit even an assist. Take George Gregory for one. He puts in time consuming efforts for the Good of the team without Ever quite blossoming Forth. Through no ones fault some just never quite Click. Of. There Are More too Young Loo old. Too slow or the too awkward who Don t Shine As stars but who make the team a team. A Good to i d for them the Guys who always dress for the game but Only to gather slivers. A a offsides watching old Man Ceretti hobbling a omd with bruised ribs and All hoping for his shot at the rough riders the Friday night eternal 40 men on bended knee to Scotty Kennedy begging for their passes fireman tiny Lucid burning a Hole in his suit with a cigarette As he watches a girl s softball game Boes takes open Golf title by Scotty Harper 9 Allan Boes the Swarthy Stockill built Shoemaker from the Southwood club who has come up to the top the hard Way won the Manitoba open Golf championship at St. Charles Friday in the most dramatic finish Ever seen in the provincial open the 1948 Manitoba Amateur Champion Sank a 10-foot putt on the last Green to nose out Harold Eidsvig the defending Champ by the narrow margin of one Brandon errors help wreckers scoring their Lone earned run in the ninth inning Reo wreckers deadlocked the Manitoba senior baseball league final Friday night at Brandon edging the Greys 5-4. Brandon won the first tilt 5-3, and the third game. Will be played in Brandon tonight. Outhit badly wreckers capitalized on six Brandon miscues it grab a three run Lead by the fourth inning. A with the score tied 4-4, wreckers came to Bat in the ninth and Lead off Man Gus Merlevede reached first on a scratch single. He reached second on a fielder s Choice and when Brandon second baseman Rafe Cabrera bobbled Ian Lowe s throw Gus scampered to third. Bill Antoniak then rapped out a Sharp single to drive in the win fling Marker. Johnny Mcmanus did the Pilch ing for wreckers and allowed 1.2 hits struck out. Three batters and gave tip no walks. The losing hurler bus Quinn scattered eight safeties but the poor Fielding accorded him by his mates was too much to Cope with. Over the route Quinn whiffed 10 wreckers and gave tickets to three. The top batters in the wrecker lineup were Merlevede and Anton Iak. They each smacked a pair of i singles. Steve Clark Lowe. Cabrera Thad Christopher and Frank Watkins hanged out. A Brace of. Singles apiece for Brandon. National Boston w 6. 60 i j 56 55 l 4s 47 nil 51 53 5r 6b 67 pet. .568 .561 .554 ,5 to .509 .47 Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh new York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago to Burgh Uoo 0-10 s .1 is. Louis 000 114 9 1 Ostermueller Higbe i Singleton 7 Mil Klutz. .1. Riddle i wll is. Pollocl Slaley Iii Brazle 17 and Rise. In Annali xxi 001 9 .1 Chiralo 1100 Oto s 2 Iron Humbert 71 Anil Lamit no my Cali. Doh Ernie and Seh Effing Boston Brooklyn Ppd. Philadelphia a new York Ppd. Rain. Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at new York. Cincinnati at Chi Easo. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Sunday s ones Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at new York Cincinnati at Chicago. Pittsburgh Al St. Louis. American league Over the 36-Hole route the Southwood Ace compiled a total of 149, made up of 75 in the morning round and 74 in the afternoon. Hal Eidsvig the Assiniboine pro de the Field in the first is holes when he matched Par stroke for stroke coming in with 73 on his card. However he slipped after unch when he took a four Over Par 77 to bring his score up to 150, one stroke behind Boes. Joe Tachan the 1946 Champ was in Here breathing Down both eids in s and Boes neck when he came marching Home with 151. The Elm Hurst pro was 75 in the morning and 76 in the afternoon. But it was or. Boes who stole the show the Man who has now won the double event Amateur and open Champion ships in the same year on no less than four occasions. The Southwood golfer broke two records Friday. In 1941 he won the Amateur the open both. And he performed the same feat in 1943, and 1944 and again this year. That s some thing no one has Ever done and he has also now won the open oftener than any other golfer. As already said it was a dramatic finish. Coming to the last tee Boes 145. A Par five c they reversed the course for the Day playing Here Are the score cards of Boes and Eidsvig for the two rounds morning hound Par out 444 453 Boes 444 453 Eidsvig 443 453 Par in 434 55. Boes 534 553 Eidsvig 354 543 afternoon Par out 444 453 Boes 444 453 Eidsvig 354 554 Pur in 434 553 Boes 4h4 453 Ali Olsvig ill s 544 he second nine holes first would have Given him a tie with eids in who had with 150 a Hurdie four would mean the Cham registers win no. 5. pm Down for Lou ageless Satchel Paige strode out to the Cleveland indians Mound Friday Light before fans the Argest night game crowd in major eague history and proceeded o show the Hometown fans Why be should have been in the big Ime years ago. Not Only did the negro hurler fashion a three hit Effort to de oat Chicago White sox 1-0 but in added nine More to the total of scoreless innings posted by Cleveland Mounds men. The shut out was the fourth in a Row for he league leaders. Friday night s1 Whitewash was Aige s second Row. He now Las won All three of his major eague starts and has a season ecord of five victories and one Oss. Not a Chicago player reached Hird base and Only two got Asar As second. He walked Only be Batter. At Boston Home runs were n Vogue As the red sox won games of a doubleheader rom the Washington senators 5-4 n 10 innings and 10-4, moving into second place a half game ahead of Philadelphia athletics. The a s were Defeated 6-2 by the new York Yankees in a night game. Vern Stephens clouded a three run Homer in the ninth for bos ton to kept the score 4-4. Then Stan Spence latched on to his 10th Homer of the year and the 5-4 Triumph. Thirteen bostonian went Bat in the second inning of the second game Dom Dimaggio Poling a four run Homer into the screen atop the Fence in left to Start the sox scoring spree. Other homers were clouded by Ted Wil Liams who banged his 21st of the season in the fifth and Bobby Doerr who also hit his 21st in the same inning. P in winning at Philadelphia the Yankees settled the Issue in the first inning when they jumped on Phil Marchildon for runs. At Detroit third baseman Bob Dillinger of the St. Louis Browns hit a Home run in the 10th inning to give the Browns a 5-4 Victory Over the Detroit tigers in the opener of a three game series. In Over in the National league i Here were Only two games. In a Day game Chicago cubs Defeated Cincinnati reds 5-2 in the Battle for the league cellar. The Victory sliced Cincinnati s seventh in margin Over the cubs to games. At St. Louis in a night con test cardinals ganged up on their old Nemesis Fritz Ostermueller for tour runs in the sixth inning to defeat Pittsburgh pirates 7-4. 8atghki, Paige shutout in comm Erk Ball Cee Pees gained their first win in. The commercial softball league final Friday night blanking . Of . 5-0 in the third game of the three out of five series. Two hits each by Pekoe Dap til and Pinkus paced the winners while Linkin and Lake got the Only . Of .. Safeties. Pions hip. Boes hit his drive right Down the Middle and his second was about 40 Yards from the pin. Allan s approach was 10-feet Short of the cup and to the left. The big gallery was tense As Boes surveyed the line of his put a very difficult one As he had to allow about seven inches of a Roll. But old Bose by was there when the chips were Down for his Ball curled nicely and rolled into the cup for a Birdie four and the championship was his. Always a colourful player Boes who never tries to hide his feel Ings picked his Ball out of the Hole kissed it half a dozen times and then took two or three jumps on the Green. H Boes almost threw away the championship on the 16th Green. He was even Par at the , but the 16th saw or. Golfer sweating blood to get Down in six. He hooked his drive to the Trees and then played a daring shot through a narrow Gap his Ball Landing in a Small Bunker in front of the Green. He blasted his third shot Only a few Yards into another trap immediately ahead. His fourth shot landed on the apron of the Green but he chipped his fifth shot dead for the Only six he had on his card All Day. He has thrown away the said a. Fan in the gallery. And Here we might say it was a mighty Small gallery who followed the Cham Pion. Leading the Field with a Par 73 at the half Way Mark Harold Eidsvig ran into a spot of trouble in the first nine holes after taking a mediocre 40 on he outward trip. However the 1947 Champion tightened up coming in to finish with a Par 37. Only two strokes behind the pacemaker in the morning with 75, Joe Tachan looked like going places the afternoon for he was out in 35, one under the regulation Fig ures. But the Elmhurst Man ran into grief on the homeward stretch taking 41 strokes on the last nine holes. Joe had Tough Luck in not going into a two Way. Tie with Eidsvig As his putt on the last Green rimmed the cup. Joe Stoddard the big fellow from Hamilton who battled his Way in to the Canadian Amateur this year into plenty of trouble in the morning and never was in the race. Joe used up 41 strokes going out and. Was even worse coming in taking 43. He finished with a couple of sevens. Bill Ezinicki the . Player was 78, five strokes of. The Leader but wild Bill n rally failed to last and he ended up with 81. Wally keep from St., Boniface finished second among the amateurs with 152. He took 78 to gel around in the morning but came Strong after lunch when he was Only one Over Par for 74. Open coif scores i soes. South Wood _. Assiniboine Tachan. Elmhurst 7.v7s__151 Willy keep. St. Joni Emile Beaucheman. Oharles Secl. Mike Widlaski. St. Boniface i of a Cavan. St. Charles Otto . . Orpik Mcdonald. St. Boniface Art land Pine fails Allan Boes a dramatic Victory Chipka crowned at hockey coif Johnny Chipka who before he retired to hip sidelines used i Bob to play Lor the old Winnipeg Junior Falcons is the Best golfer among the hockey fraternity of Manitoba. Chipka lopped of 142 at the annual tournament conducted by the Manitoba Amateur hockey association Friday when he poured Pine Ridge in 74 strokes which with his Handicap of three pave him a net 71. As a result of the win Chipka Hoy Kop Ron. In aka Bill . Toronto. Norman Lucas. Nia Kwa Monk sleek. St. Charles Joe Sto Eldard. Hamilton h. Cult Chi y. Doug Wini Sivc Cam Pilu. Art Johnston. Pine hide by sigh a Eresli in Alerv , Iva it lamp. Is. Rii arli v Mike Tachim. a ill Horn. Bill is. Larry inh Sim. Ken urn Llorden Karl . Is. Clare Emerson. Hill i Willia Niv s t Mill . So. C.irilnci-. So. 11, Bill of Halluin. done Allen. It. B. Mechner s Don . Winnipeg Kollo Ilous. 1. Harvey. Is. I Art Raker. Cult Hill a Ivin. And Stady Elmhurst a 11. Mcmillan. Slim Don Thomson. Bill or Dosall is. Pete Uzi meal Kildonan Cliff jul Tehon. Rich 13. C. . Tiu i Dirk Huvard. St. H Tom i if. I. Smith Pur Arthur .m.m. . Nia Kua or. D. Hrak n Pine i go Cevoise , 159 7s-s1 1.19 so so so is. 170 171 Hilly v Arthur in i of mar a is. Nia Kwa t no Falls. Ii. Daniel. Diakiv who was out in 34 and in 38, captured the amphitheatre trophy main event of the annual classic. The olympic rink trophy which goes to the golfer with Best score in the 15 and Over Handicap class was won by Doug Baldwin Kansas City pea mors. Baldwin won out with a net 74. Actually is golfers had 74 a but Baldwin got the cup four in 1hn High Leenah whorl caste Lane look five gave him the the j9th tournament proved to be another out standing Success albeit the entry was not As Large As other years due no doubt to the fact that the by virtue of a four on the seven Manitoba open was hold the Sam .626 .59j .5s6 .4sg .400 .386 Ako Texo to in paths bran Don put on a spirited rally in the eighth to lie up the game. But. Did t have quite enough steam to go out front. Coney Williams and raft Cabrera of handicapped by injuries Johnny Plum Drew the. Ire of the crowd when he called the game in the eighth. Because of darkness but after a consultation i with team managers changed his decision. When Brandon came to Bat in their half of the ninth. Was far too dark to play cos 101 020 s t Brandon 100 k 6 and Gus mar Levec Quinn and Christopher. Bola playoff dates announced playoffs will begin in the Junior juvenile and Bantam a and b leagues of the greater Winnipeg Lacrosse association August 30. Finals in the midget Loop will Start. On the 23rri. Next week has been put aside the playing of All postponed Ramos. The standings in leagues follows w 1, t Deer Lortie "12 2 Isaac Brock 12 1 Elm Vood 7 11 fort Garry o 7 juven1i.k to Fiat Brock 7 3 n 6s Elmwood Deer Lodge Bantam Cleveland 70 n Boston 6s 46 Philadelphia is 47 York 65 -16 Detroit 53 56 is. Louis 4-1 fifi Washington 44 70 Chicago 3ti 75 Kwh any s la Suhs new York 300 .120 9 Philadelphia 010 000 g Lopol and niarhos Marchildon Harr is and Rosar. A Hicks a 000 000 3 Cleveland 001 100 s win lit and Robinson Paije and 1-Legan so. Louis 000 001 210 12 Detroit Kex 004 000 6 10 innings Garver. Drews 171 and Moss 1-Loutt Man. Trucks Tyi Overmire 9i and was Ner. First Ivash Englon 310 000 000 n Boston 000 000 103 11 .10 innings scar Soroush and Evans Parnell. John on 101 and Batts. Second 1.10 001 9 Boston 070 120 o.n.x-10 b Harrist Masterson and Okrley o Amer and teb Befts. Saturday s dimes at Philadelphia. Washington at Boston. Is Louis at Detroit. Chicano at Cleveland. Sign Siuy s games new York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston. St. Luuis at Detroit. Chicago at Cleveland. 21. The various f a Pis. 2 119 ?0 2h 1 133 25 t w3 132 is 0 35 190 0 Norwood orioles 6 Isaac Brock 6 Linwood 3 Deer Lodge 1 Bantam Elm pod Isaac Brock is 1 s7 pm 11 5 1 of 53 7 a a.mkh1can association Friday s Kesners col Nyhus 11-x Minneapolis 9-b. Indianapolis 12 Kansas City 7. Toledo i. St. Paul 3. I it k k n.vt1 Ora i. us Lii to Rollo a Buffalo 12. Montreal t-2. 0-3. Syracuse at Jersey City . Newark at Baltimore Ppd. Rain. Norwood Kildonan Deer Lodge fort Girry i os7 33 20 o 0 g 52 12 4 0 62 21 12 0 56 so 6 n 0 22 95 2 11 0 0 142 3s 22 4 0 60 m 1" h 0 40 33 .350 27 s7 6 260 b9 60 4 130 2s 1.14 2 no practice for bods Winnipeg rods Junior football have cancelled saturday s -.practice. Next practice is Mon Day s.30 . On the. St. Boni face College grounds. I acidic coast Friday s Oakland 13. Los Angeles 10, Sacramento 2. Portland 12. Hollywood 3. San Francisco 5. . Boosts hockey Monument Kingston. Out. Cup National hockey league Sor a Competition among architects for designs for hockey s Hall of Fame in Kingston this was proposed thursday at n meeting of the Kingston com Mittee by president Clarence Campbell of the . And the committee announced Friday it had been approved unanimously. The Structure will Cost in Stead of planned. The originally Chicago cardinals chastise collegians Chicago cardinals displaying the class Liat swept them to the 1947 championship of the National football league Friday night ended the College All stars two year Domina Tion of the annual game by burying the collegians under a 2s-0 score. The game played in flood lighted Soldier Field Drew a crowd of 101.220 spectators. The cardinals margin of Victory was the widest in the history of the 15-year-old series. The All stars coached by notre Dame s Frank Leahy made Only one serious threat with their heralded twin offensive. That was in the third period when the collegians marched 84 Yards to the cardinals one Yard line. The slashing Charley Trippi Georgia s one time ail american Pat harder and Elmer Angsman a former notre Dame Star and the passing of Paul Christman and Ray Mallouf riddled and bewildered the outplayed collegians. The professional champions scored with apparent ease in every period the exception of the Hird when they throttled the on i Star threat on their one Yard Stripe. The All stars much discussed dual attack in which head coach easy coupled the to formation and the single Wingback was mothered by vicious charging if the Cardinal huskies. Johnny Lujack of notre Dame ittle Chance to display his passing wizardry although his 44-Yard Tossi o Georgia s Dan Edwards sparked he collegians biggest threat in the Hird period. To that drive the All a tars had a first Down on the Inal 10, but the threat faded when Loyd Simmons of notre Dame was tried by Cardinal tacklers on he one Yard line. Although the cardinals out used the All stars 200 Yards to 02, and shaded the collegians in Assing. Only 133 to 132, the Sta stick did not Tell the real Story f the professionals superiority. In the first half the. Cardinals punctured the All Start defence at. Will with ripping thrusts a Trippi Angsman and id mixed up the attack with deadly Aerial stilts from Christman to ends Kufner and Dewell. Danny stack the Glendale pro was right in the Chase following his morning round of 75. But Danny slipped a Little after recess when he collected four Sixes which ran up his score to s3. But. With Les the St. Charles pro it was a different Story. Les shot an even 80 in the morning but came in the afternoon to shoot a Fine 75. Next to Boes the youngster who attracted the fans was Emile Beauchemin the former Manitoba Junior Champ. Emile was Only four strokes of the Champion and that he lost two strokes when he hooked his drive the 10th tee in the afternoon to the tall timbers. Emile also three putted the fourth Green. But it was at the Long 14 the that s the fifth of course where Emile went to town. It s 530-Yards Long and All the big strapping youngster took to get on the Green with his second was a no. 5 Iron. And As an anti Climax he snared a Eagle three. Emile Vyas amazing the fans with his terrific drives. He s the longest Driver on the said Nia Kwa s Bobby Watson Beauchemin put together two Fine rounds of 76-77 for his 153 to come in third among the amateurs. against a five for Bud Casey. The honors for the Best score of the out of town Mashie stars went to Joe Bell Portage la Prairie with net. 72. Cpl. Molyneaux r.c.a.f., won the prize for being the Best Amon the service entries. He had net 74 and won Over a number of other rivals by virtue of the Best 17th Hole score. Iri the Junior division Don Gard Ner was tops with a 73. Actually tied with Ron caste Lane but a Day Jimmy Dunn claims he w p. S i i r ii Fife Denim Saskatchewan Teh riders slue both cars Osborne stadium 2. I . . windsors in Rios. Game final series s hit the first Ball off the tee to open the event a distance of 250 Yards but there was few around who would believe Iho .m.a.h.a. Wjk exy a visitor was , Nelson b.c., who has in town Edmonton race results Kirn purse s700. Throw year old. And up k girl i Bovine i Oid scr i mus 1.1m 3 air or the n u i looking for i ii past few the Odd hockey player Leo is former Winnipeg or a also on hand was Wyn Cook Portage la Prairie who coached the Swiss third liar Ria Ming. Olympic hockey team last Winter Wyn in t going Hack lid up. 7 s. In. 21 i 7-, whip mini i a a wee Meadows polls 7.111. Time 2 says the Durrani. M irk Vii. Have ruined their hockey league k instead hell play for Harringan also in the Portage contingent was Harry Foxton and Adey Bell Winnipeg canadians had the larg est that a players noted were Pelo la purse a in. And up. L i 10 Miles. Klo Broom ill. Johnson 13.30, conc la u or irks iof 300 purple in Sliver in. Johnsoni rime St representation with 18 from 1.53 15. Hat organization present Mong the professional hockey Loe Bell. Hugh Millar. Dour win and huh while enjoying themselves it re such Fel own As Juc Mathewson Alfric Pike Laroyd Aru Riel. Norm Grinie. Red , Stan Pepler and Johnny Johnny Ross incidentally joins the ranks of the him fir is. Transcona at Wesley today. His wife o be is Irene Park. S.15 . Snow. Hamden con. President big Volf Weston bred 6.-15 . Irish at fans 21 Auburn. Curtin. Soft fall Pitcher hit the first Batter to face him in a recent game and Hen fanned 21 in a Row in seven innings. Manitoba paddling association s annual it . . Canoe club. Fort Garry 2 . I ticket St. Georges is . On pitch a East Kildonan on Pilch a both games at Assiniboine Park 2.30 . whimper senior Zimny Uffit St. Boniface is Transcona. At Transcona 2.15 . And at so. Boniface 6.15 . St. James is . At . 2.15 . And at St. James 6.15 . First games in four out of seven Semi final series. Junior playoffs Morse place Al Elm Wood fourth game of Hest of seven North ii vision final series 2 . Second if necessary at 6 . 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