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, 1935-09-30
YESTERDAYS TAR

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Bill MCGEE. Cardinals-Limited
Cubs to three hits In first major
league game.
Jimmie Foxx. Athletics. and Buddy
Myer, Senators-Foxx walloped two
homers, Myer made four hits to take
league batting lead.
Van Mungo. Dodgers-Struck out
Is and held Phillies 10 two hits In
first game victory.
Nike Kreevich. White Sox-Slam-
med Detroit pitching for double and
four singles IN twin victory.
Mace Brown. Pirates. and Paul
Derringer. Reds-BrOwn blanked
Reds with four hits In opener; Der
ringers relief pitching IN uightcap
brought him 72nd victory.
Julius Solters. Browns, and Roy
Hughes. Indlans-Solters led first
game attack with four hits: Hughes
made five blows IN doubleheader.
Hank Lelber. Giants. and Danny
MacFayden, BrRves-former p5und-
ed out five hits in two games. lat
ter blanked Giants IN second.
Jack Wilson. Red Sox- and Char
ley RuffinR, Yankees-Wilson
pitched and batted Boston 10 VIC
tory In opener; Ruffing hurled two
hit shutout In short niG'htcap.
, 1935-09-30
San Jacs Strike To
Keep Coach OF Team

HOUSTON, Sept 30.-tFl- San
Jacinto high schools striking foot
ball team was ready Monday 10
confer with Principal T. II. Rogers
and Dr. r.. T. Oberholtzer. super
intendent OF schools, In an effort
to have their coach Wylie Sum
mers, reinstated.
Summers resigned, In q letter
made public by DR.. Oberholtzer,
because, he said. study for his
Masters and Law degrees was re-
curing too much time. Spokesman
for the team said, however. they
felt he resigned for other reasons.
The players decided 20 turn in
their uniforms rather than see
Summers leave as coach.
TWO years ago Summers coached
the South Ind school 20 Gee first
city championships
, 1935-09-30
Yankees To Play
Edelstein Monday

The IT, Brown Yankees WILL Tie
seeking their eighth consecutive
victory Of the season here Monday
night when they collide with the
Edelstein Better Furniture ten in
a Brownsville Playground Ball
league contest on the ~36th" dia-
m0nd.
The Yankees. who won the first
half pennant with six straight ar
ter coping the league champion
ship In the previous season, are
going like the proverhinl house
afire with sgt. Ezpelnski's hitting
and twirling supplying the win
ming spark.
The Edelsteins, "a newcomer 10
the league. have lmprp<cd steadily
and are now IN q <osition 20 give
any club In the seven-team circuit
a run for tn money.
, 1935-09-30
ACCIES PLAY
TEMPLE OWLS
Longhorns Slated For Hard
Tilt Against Tigers
OF l.. 3. III.

undeteated In September's non
conference combats. the Texas
Christian Frogs and the University
OF Arkansas Razorbacks win inauR-
urate the 2lst annual Southwest
Conference championship Saturday
at Fayetteville.
The other Southwest members
Will engage I'm stiff non-conference
games. featured by the intersection
al struggle Saturday at Tyler be-
tween Pop" Warmers Temple Uni
versity Wildcats and Homer Ncrton's
lighting Texas A. a. M. Aggies.
Third In ranking will be the Uni
versity OF Texas set-to az Baton
Rouge, against Louisiana University.
In the other games. Rice Institute,
1884 conference champion, meets
Duquesne University at Houston:
Southern Methodist invades Tulsa
TO battle Tulsa University, and the
Baylor Bears viii entertain Texas
A. a. I. at Waco.
The Texas Christian Gladiators
warmed I'D Saturday by beating the
North Texas Teachers Of Dent 4,
70 to III. The Christians experienced
trouble In getting started but once
their touchdown parade got under
way II was tco bad for the Teach
ers. Jimmy Lawrence. the Christians
most powerful ball carrier. did not
complete but viii be ready To 20
against Arkansas.
Last year graduations robbed the
Razcrbacks OF much power but they
demonstrated Saturday they will be
worthy Of watching when they whip
ped q strong Kansas State Teach
ers' machine. II to O.
Having trimmed Stephen Y. Aus
tin. 81 10 s. and the Sam Houston
Teachers. Is to o. the Aggies are
primed for a sweet afternoon CT re-
venge on the Temple invaders. who
defeated them 40 to 8 last year. Of
ficials r anticipating a record
crowd OF 10000 people nc Tyler.
Coach Jack Chevigny's University
CT Texas Longhorns face trouble az
Baton Rouge. The Longhorns looked
good Saturday beating Texas A. and
80 DO W " Dub bAEAT IUuob hNhAuct
Louisiana state Is another story
che that calls for q severe test OF
Texas power on the ground and In
the afr.
Confidence was instiIled III the
Rice Owls Saturday when they met
ard conquered Louisiana State. 1917
All-American Bill wallace and ALI
Southwest Conference John Nc
Cauley were the outstanding play
ers.
Victorious ever the North Texas
Teachers. 30 TO o. and Austin Col
lege. 90 TO o. Coach Madison Bells
Southern Methodist Mustangs viii
have an opportunity TO prove their
real scoring power when they tie in
70 Tulsa University. This win be
the Mustangs first real test.
The Baylor Bears showed promise
Saturday by beating Hardin-Sim-
mons. IA 20 o. The Bears viii get a
sitter test this weekend when they
battle Texas a. AZ 7. nc Waco.
, 1935-09-30
U. S. TAKES
RYDER TESTS
British Pros Are Adopting
American Style Of
Approaching

RLDGEWOOD, N. j., Sept. TO-
R1-The 1885 Ryder c1p Golf
matches which resulted In A y ~
3 victory for the United States.
showed definitely that the Amerf-
can style or play-shootlnR FOR the
pin rather than Just the green's
Slowly taking" In the British Isles.
American green's IN much smaller
than those In England. where most
players are content To land any
where on the putting surface. st
two young Britons, 13-year old
Jack Busson and 25-year old BILL
Cox. made an indelible impression
on the home forces Sunday with
their boldness In going for the flag.
Neither player won his singles
match BuSsun lost y and z To Gene
Sarazen In what the American
veteran described as "the greatest
match OF my life Cox broke even
with Horton SmiL1 In 30 holes.
-BuSson ~ the greatest player
England has sent across since Harry
Warden" said Sarazen.
6~arazenls was only one on five
singles victories scored by the
American team, but II was the most
thrilling from q spectators stand
point
The other American singles vic
tories resulted Us follows: Paul
Runyan defeated Dick Burton 5 and
3, five down at the 25th. Johnny
Revolta carne back To edge out
Reginald Whitcombe q and 4: DIN
Dutra conquered ALI PadRham 4
and 2. and Henry Picard disposed
OF Ernest Whitcombe . and "a.
Craig Wood. from Deal. Nv. J.,
was the only American casualty.
After leading Percy Allis bv four
holes I'm the early stages. he missed
q 3-foot putt on the 36th green 90
lose n up.
The Americans victory gave them
a 81 edge ln the international
series and emphasized the fact "the
home team always wins" The Brit
ons have won twice at home.
, 1935-09-30
GER NFIELD IS STRONG; CUBS POWERFUL lin
Whitening Season
Continuing Good

Continued flight cf whitewinEB Ia
making this season one OF the best
In many years In the Valley.
This prize game bird, which US
ually moves on into Mexico early I'm
September. is still present In large
numbers. and many hunters report
ed fine shooting over the weekend.
IL Is believed that the large corn
crop In the Valley 40 holding the
birds here.
, 1935-09-30
Indians Capture
Opener In Dixie

ATLANTA. Sept. 30.-F- The
hcnors rested with the Texas Lea
que Monday after the opening game
OF the annual Dixie baseball series
In which Atlanta. Southern Asso-
citation champion, lost 70 Oklahoma
City, Z to 4.
The Indians. with the aid Of some
posent hurting by Long John Mig
ceiling. handed the Crackers their
iirst defeat In eight games since
the regular season closed. The At
laEtans had come through with a
clean slate, except for p tie, IN
the ShaughneSsy playoff against
Nashville and New Orleans.
The second game OF the series
wiz be played here Monday night.
The teams then move to Oklahoma
City for games Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday In the four out OF
seven test.
Russell Red Evans Is slated for
Monday nights mound assignment
for the OklahomanS, while the
Crackers are counting on Jim Lind
Sey 10 even the standings.
DCA0IG 41sAOO cpCCbdtoAc GHLIhy
the Indians bombarded Bud Thom-
as for six runs in the first six
innings and added their final tally
IN the seventh before a single
Cracker had crossed the plate.
The Crackers came TO life in
their half OF the seventh and got
70 Niggeling for q pair OF runs.
Again in the ninth the lankv
Indian pitcher weakened IS At
lanta filled the bases with none out
Lefty BrIllheart relieved him and
broke ep the rally at the expense
OF only two more runs
The Texas league champions were
OFF to q two-run lead IN the first
inning. added nj IN each Of the
second and third. and another pair
In the sixth. After their seventh
inrinR tally Bill Schmidt replaced
Thomas and checked the Indians
for the last two frames.
, 1935-09-30
MAJOR LEAGUE AIDE
fBy The Associated Fressl
National Leama

Leading batters-VauEhan. Pr
ates 365: Medwick. Cardinals SIS.
Runs-Galan. Cubs 1873: Medwick,
Cardinals 1872.
Runs batted in-BerRer, Braves
l29. Medwick. Cardinals 176-
Hits-Herman. Cubs 27T: Medwick,
Cardinals 224.
Doubles-Herman. Cubs 81: Med
wick. Cardinals. Allen. PhiIlies 46.
Triples-Goodman, Reds le: IL
Waner, Pirates IA.
Home runs-Berger, Braves -;
OFT. Giants 81.
Stolen baSeS-Galan, Cubs 12.
Martin. Cardinals 20.
Pitchers-Lee. Cubs 20-6: Henshaw
Cubs 1875.
American League
Leading batters-Myer. Senators
$50: Vosmfk. Indians $40.
Runs-Gehrig. Yankees las; Geh-
ringer, Tigers 123.
Runs batted in-Greenberg. Tig-
ers 167: Gehrig. Yankees 40.
Hits-Vosmik, Indians ZIG: Cram
er. Athletics. Myer. Senator's 215.
-Doubles-Greenberg. Tigers. Vos-
mix. Indians AZ.
Triples-VoSmik. Indians 40;
Stone. Senators rs.
Home runs-Greenberg. Tigers;
Foxx. Athletics IS.
Stolen bases-Lary, Browns no;
Werber, Red Sox 26.
Pitchers-Auker. Tigers 1877: AL
len. Yankees 1875.
, 1935-09-30

With SATURDAYS games little
more than matters for post NOR
tenn discussion. major college foot
ball teams prepared Monday for
sterner tests ahead.
In most instances the high rat
ing aggregations turned back op-
position without much difficulty,
but many OF these will clash this
week with opponents not accustom-
ed to being pushed around.
In the southwest, Texas Christ
ian. with q 28-11 victory over
North Texas Teachers Ia its wake,
VIII tackle Arkansas. the team that
Christian bowed to 24-lO last year,
, 1935-09-30
MOUNTED

Brownsville people win have an
opportunity the next few days 10 see
a mounted dolphin, as N mounted
specimen caught BY q visiting tour
ist and mounted by Geo. Blanchard.
has been placed In the Batsell-W Wells
Sporting Goods CO.. display window
on Elizabeth street. Many dolphin
were caught off the coast here the
past summer, although few people
have WI seen one.
, 1935-09-30
B0CA CHICA PASS OPEN

- - WT|TTTWT
DEL MAR. Sept. 30.-Boca Chica
pass, which has been closed for the
past few months. has reopened "A a
<esuit of the recent nnrther. and
there hq depth CT several feet now
across the bar at high tide, with q
deep chhfnel under the bridge.
The pas resulted In excellent fish
ing Throughout the past winter. and
u expectet g furnish good fishing
again thiaI season.
, 1935-09-30
0 Z L ARRTVE

brownsville people going to the
beach Sunday reported great num-
bers OK ducks and some geese flying
In this section. apparently driven
here by the recent cold wave IN the
nation.
George McGonigle. Er- reported
many flights or ducks on the flats
between Brownsville and Boca Chica.
and said he saw one large flock OF
geese.
, 1935-09-30

The eggs OF surgeons are not
taken for caviar when the female
ls ready 10 spawn, but MI an earlier
period. when the roe Is hard. "A
large female may Yield as much as
is gallons. or 100000 eggs. Be-
cause the sturgeon Ia such IA val
liable prize, 10 is becoming very
rare.
, 1935-09-30

DETROIT. SEPT. s0.=P- The
Detroit Tigers returned from the
baseball wars Monday for the
Armageddon Of the 1885 season.
They meet the Chicago Cubs Wed
nesday In the opening World Series
clash
A Joyous. baseball-mad city re-
eeived them.
The fact that II was Detroit's
second World Series IN as many
years appeared to have whetted,
rather than dulled. the enthusiasm
Of fans here. thousands OF whom
failed In attempts 70 obtain ad-
vance reservations for the classic.
The Bengals had their last OPP
nortunitv for unlimited practice on
Eavin Field Monday, and Manager
Mickey Cochrane planned 70 make
The most OF IT, he called an in
tensive workout Monday afternoon
20 accustom his players to the
altered conditions AZ the park.
Tuesday the Tigers VIII have
their practice session IN the morn
inr to give the Cubs. who arrive
Monday night, q chance to use the
field.
Auxiliary bleache-s seating 10000
have been constructed over the left
field wall. shortening the playing
space and presenting a glare OF new
wood to the batter's eve. With the
additional seats. the field win ac-
commodate more than 5000 spec
tat0rs.
The advance guard Of out-of-town
fans already was arriving Monday
taxing the capacities OF larger hotels
% the utmost Some OF the hostel
ries were converting sample rooms
and smaller meeting rooms into
dormitories.
, 1935-09-30
SOUTHWEST

This Weeks Games
Saturday
x-Texas Christian VIZ. Arkansas
at Fayetteville.
Temple University vs.. Texas A. g.
M at Tyler.
Duquesne University vs.. Rice at
Houston.
Southern Methodist Va. Tulsa
University at Tulsa.
Texas University VIZ. Louisiana
State ut Baton Rouge. night game.
Texas A. q I. vs.. Baylor at Waco.
night game.
w-Cnrfnrnrrm unrnm
, 1935-09-30
MAJOR LOOPS
CLOSE SEASON
General Improvement Noted
In Conditions OF
Baseball

A2I AAN AI8R&8aaI4 HANN0NI
The last out Of the 1885 major
league baseball season has beer
marked UP. and the years bon
score" indicates . successful sea-
son IN one way or another for most
of the clubs.
The Cubs and Tigers still have 10
decide the years ultimate su-
premacy in the world series. begin
ming Wednesday nc Detroit. "A LOT
OF other teams had the satisfaction
Of improving last years positions
Stll more could boast OF having
made q fight for the flag or OF
having drawn some of the biggest
crowds IN recent years.
Notable improvement among the
low ranking teams was shown by
the White Sox and Reds. both cellar
dwellers last year. who finished
fifth and sixth respectively In 1885,
Pittsburgh, Brooklyn and Washing
ton also moved up a bit while
Rogers Hornsby's st. Louis Browns,
seemingly q certain last place club
az the start, ended up by playing
some OF the best ball I'm the Amer
lean league to finish seventh.
From the financial viewpoint the
game seemed on the upgrade. A
couple OF new attendance marks
were set.
On the debit side. however, the
Braves, going from bad to worse
set a new modern National league
mark OF lis defeats IN one season
and never escaped from their finan-
cial difficulties.
TWO more notable records on tho
years book we're the endurance
marks Of Lou Gehrig OF the Yankees
who played In 149 games TO stretch
his string TO 1883 consecutive con-
tests and Gus Suhr or the Pirates
who established a new Nationa.
league mark Of 628 straight by get.
ting into all OF Pittsburgh's ia.
games.
Cubs Outstanding
The big event OF the year, how
ever. was Chicago's brilliant racI
10 the National league champion.
shin running Il straight 70 win the
flag BY beating out first the Giants
and then the Cards.
The close OF the regular cam
paign Sunday followed the usua.
form in that both champions were
beaten The Cubs, whose winning
streak was halted by st. Louis Sat.
urday. took a final 81 defeat from
the Cards when Rookie Bill McGet
held them 70 three hits.
The Tigers took IL On the CHR
twice from the White Sox. A ninth
inning run gave Chicago the openel
, 10 2 and the Sox pounded Elder
Auker for a 1872 decision An thu
six-inning a~fterpiece.
Brooklyn clinched fifth place II
the National league-the only posi-.
ton not settled before the fins DAY
by taking the first game from thl
Phillies 2 70 0 on Van Mungoa
two-hit. 15-strikeout f1inginE. Thu
second ended In a a. eight inning
tie.
The days other double bills end.
ed In ever breaks. The Giant,
trimmed the Braves y to = and Their
took a 80 shutout from Damn,
MacFayden. Pittsburgh whipped
Cincinnati ST. In Mace Brown,
four-hit flinging then blew a 8 To
decision. The Red Sox outlastec
the Yankees As and were blankec
In turn 4 TO O.. The Browns beltec
out q OF victory then went dowr
I'd.
Jimmie Foxx led the Athletics Il
an ii 10 8 triumph over Washing
ton In Q single game. pounding out
his 35th and 36th home runs x
tie Detroit's Hank Greenberg foi
the years top place.
, 1935-09-30
AIickS In Tough One

ant Clara takes on Washing
ton; Utah University taneles with
Oregon; Stanford meets the Uni
versity OF San Francisco at san
Francisco; College Of the Pacific
meets Southern California at Los
Angeles and Idaho meets GonzaRa
&C Spokane.
Notre Dame, showing signs Of
return to her old time glory when
p suhuued Kansas 28-7 on sat
urday, viii face q team that caused
ner plenty OF trouble even in the
height Of her power. when she TOUR
neys 20 Pittsburgh to take on Car
neg1e Tech. Tech was hard but 10
nose out q 6-3 decision from Case
Saturday.
Purdue and Northwestern viii m
gage In another western headliner
while Kentucky comes up to COL
umbus to tackle the highly rated
Ohio State outfit.
illinois meets Washington Uni
versity, Carroll and Chicago col
lide. Centre meets Indiana and
south Dakota takes on Iowa. 9th
er games which viii bear watching
In this territory are Nebraska-Towa
state at Ames. Michigan State
Michigan az Ann Arbor and Mar
quette- Wisconsin at Madison.
Few important games were slated
Tor the east although Pennsylvania
with a team more highly rated than
their aggregation OF last year, will
head for the Tiger lair to see what
Princeton has to offer.
Tests Coming Up
Army entertains william and
Mary and Cornell plays an inter-
sectional game with Western Re-
serve on the home field. Fordham
meets an old foe In Boston College
while Washington and jefferson
VIII clash with Pitt. Harvard viii
have q warmup with Springfield
and Yale gets under way with New
Hampshire.
In the south, Alabama's Grim
son Tide, Rose Bowl champions
who were held TO a TT tie By How
ara last Saturday, meets George
washington. Tulane and Auburn
WIN clash at New Orleans. North
Carolina meets Tennessee and
Dukes big team. q favorite In the
south, meets Washington and Lee.
In the Rocky Mountain confer
ence, Colorado State meets Denver
University IN O flood light game
Friday night. On Saturday C0iora-
60 Mines meets Wyoming Univer-
sity.
, 1935-09-30
Last Weeks Results

Texas "A. AZ M. 25. sam Houston
Teachers o, nc Huntsville.
Rice 10. louisiana State Z, no Ia
ton Rouge.
Southern Methodist 90, Austin
College 0, ait Dallas.
Texas University 80, Texas A. a
l., 6 at Austin.
Baylor IA. Hardin-SimmonS 0. at
Waco.
Arkansas II. Kansas Teachers o
at Fayetteville.
, 1935-09-30

SAN JUAS
Pharr, and
were host to n1
DAY me- the new
ern star boildir'
one hundred Val
present for dedic
the new building.
lodge except two wa
A vocal trio. compoN
Daisy Ellen Polk. Man
Polk and Catherine MW
two numbers, nccOmpaniN
piano by Mrs r. r SN
vocal solo was given by Mn
LAuck, also accompanied
Sl0cum. "A male quartet uoA
OF Allen Damron. Jack 81
Carl Raymond Bigger, and
DrHiDelbls sang three numH
Tom Hartley. assistant county
torney, had charge OF the progra1
=. ". Woods, WoExhipful MnStel
Of the Donna lodge. wnA master nl
ceremonies. Deputy DLEtrirt Grand
Master Grover Brown. or Har1inpen
emphasized attendance OF the VAL
ley-wide monthly meetings of wal
lev MAS0nG. All were urged tn mt-
tend the educational program 10 be
conducted BY the Grand Lodge ol
Texas INC the Mercedes Junior high
school auditorium un thn EVENING
or Oct. y. Grand Master Wallnce
Hughston Of Mckinney win be the
speaker.
Rev. CD ~. Grow. pastor nK thE
First Methodist church of Browns
vile. delivered the dedication ad-
dress. He vas introduced bv "A. ~
TAYLOR of Donna.
Sam Houston of Brownsville also
made an address
At the conclusion Of the cere-
monies. refreshments were served
, 1935-09-30
Tougher Tests Slated On
Grid Calendar This Week

while the University Of Texas,
conqueror Of Texas A. a. I. on last
Saturday. viii face Louisiana State.
The defeated Texas A. a. I. will
play Baylor on the coming satur-
day. Southern Methodist takes on
Tulsa and Temple and Texas "A. a.
M. are due TO mix. Rice and Du-
quesne have another battle slated.
In the far west, Oregon State,
fresh from q 26-0 victory over VII
Jeanette, viii meet the University
OF California at Los Angeles. st.
Mary's which licked Nevada 400
Saturday. viii battle California nc
Berkeley.
, 1935-09-30
Cub OutfieId strong

Hogeu and owen are Steadier AND
more experienced than their Cub
rivals, on the left side Of the in
field. Rogell is a much harder
hitter than Jurgess but Hack. on
this seasons performances. has O
batting advantage over Owen.
The Cuks will rely on their bril-
liant outfield, consisting Of Frank
Dcmaree. Freddie Lindstrom and
Augie Galan. TO provide the punch
needed to Offset the acknowledged
power Of the Tiger infield. Only q
fine year for Pete FOX has saved
Detroit from being embarrassed by
its outfield shortcomings.
The veteran Goose Goslin still
packs q wallop, but he Is erratic
on the defense. The failure OF the
flashy 10 10 White to measure up
60 his 1894 form, especially at bat.
forced Cochrane TO do some jug"
Cling. Gerald Walker viii see
world series service.
AS far as power Is concerned. the
series rivals are evenly matched.
It Is on the defensive side that the
Tigers have q pronounced edge, as
a team. but Chicago's better bal
anced pitching staff may furnish
u rebuttal.
, 1935-09-30

DcIenSively, DeLrOlLS n n 9 7
quarter. labelled the battalion OF
death" by Tiger rooters. Is superior
ct every position to the Cub in
field Of Phil C~avarrettan, Billy
Herman, Bill Jurges and Stanley
Hack. The Tiger infleld has been
intact, except for a few scattered
days. for two years Of champion
Ehip competition
Paced by Greenberg. the leading
run-producer Of both leagues. the
Tiger infielders again have averag-
ed more than 100 runs-batted-in
per man Greenberg's slugRing
has overshadowed the fact he also
has developed into one Of the best
defensive first basemen In the
game.
The big Jewish boy. with a mark
OF .993 for the season. has q re-
markable defensive record. He
outclasses Cavarretta, sensational
though the Cub yomgster has been
IN his first major league season as
o replacement for Manager Charley
Grimm.
The key men" OF both infields
play second base. Herman may not
be as flawlessly steady as the grace
full Ciehringer In the field. but he
covers a. much ground and he has
outhit his Tiger rival by about Is
points on the seasons run.
, 1935-09-30
CLUBS READY
FOR BIG TILT
World Series Gets Under
Way Wednesday AT
Detroit
Nv ALAN GOULD

DETROIT. Sept. 80. Up II there
IN any single outstanding factor
calculated 70 give the Detroit II
gers an advantage over thu Chica-
20 Cubs In the world series start
ting here Wednesday. 1t is their
iron-man infield.
This quartet - Hank GreenberR,
Charley Gehringer, Billy Rogell and
Marvin Owen - may provide the
balance Of power In q series which
otherwise brings together two well
balanced-matched teams.
The Cubs have a harder hitting
4 outfield. They also may enjoy q
pitching edge with Lonnie Warneke
In much better form right now than
Schoolboy Rowe. They are willing
70 match the slugging Gsbby Hart
nett against Manager Mickey
Cochrane behind the bat. without
miSgivings. But the National Lea
que champions. man for man. do
not possess the infield strength Of
the Tigers.