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Evening star., 1938-08-17
Au1oMoslLfs FOR SAIL.

sTUDEBAKER 1885 de- luxe Dictator
S%nsr Free may Se .ssn es
BY calling Republic 2365. TO 1880 AMI,
sTUDEBAKER 1885 custom sedan. bIacH
motor. S good tires; truly . barssin for
S347. Butler Bond iowner's name on re-
distributor. 11si sist st. NV NV. Dist i2is.
sTUDEBAKER Dictator sedan. 1887; large
trunk. original finish. uphol. like new; low
nomical. 6-cyl.: -S637. Butler Bond. Lee
D. Butter. studebaker distributor. 1121
21st ST.. NV. District 1918.
STUDEBAKER 1884 "s'' Convertible coupe;
excellent top and tires: leather upholstery:
rumble seat; smartest convertible OF It's
type; excellent paint: fine motor: ready to
go; S345; backed BY Horner's famous Euar.
antee. Stanley H. Horner, Inc. 1920 14th
and I'LL 14th NV.
STUDEBAKER Dictator custom sedan;
1895: black finish. clean interior. B good
tires. lully equipped. radio. save on up-
on request). Lee D. Butler, Inc. Stude-
baker distributors. 1121 21st NV. Dis
TJERRApLAINE JII,sE e., ias7 Gs eeuDe: e me con-
and sed
car: any demonstrs tion and fuiiy suarar- :
teed: Sb2b; top allowance for your present
18th st. p.w. Decatur 4sOO
WILL TRADE EQUITY in 1888 Plymouth
2-door de luxe sedan for 1898 or 1884
model car Take I'D monthly PAYMENTS
Evening star., 1938-08-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1897 s-door toEr,nx sedan; one on
mStor and general conSitiOn IKE is, new
fst f4th II NV. Decatur lsotSs: sts. S: -n-. Loo.
BUIcW victoris. 1922: orisinal finish.
itfsn' ifs1 s1sa Gs st. NV: NV. District 1ais. NV
RgIcK 1896 s 4;docT trunk sedan dam
Barnes Motors. 1929 i4th n ". Dec. 1880.
practically, new; upholstery clean; perfect @
ss n sUfr' Mss
CHEVROLET 1884 sedan; owned by . man
who treated 1t like . baby; clean as q
pin inside and out; quiet. powerful valve
in-head motor; really 3 honey: this car Is
Al throughout: Honestly Priced at $2S5:
oney-ssving General Motors terms. Owens
Motor Co.. 1923 Ga. ave. Georgia OlO0.
CHEVROLET 1898 demonstrators. masters
and de luxes. town sedans and coupes: all
like new; all colors to select from; new
car guarantee; your present car as down
payment balance IN ,vso9st small s'e nentniy Pn.
1437 Irving st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1887 2-door touring sedan;
factory gray Fisher body with no-draft
ventilation; knee action. hydraulic brakes;
economical motor s very good tires. spot
iessly clean inside and out: 1915. Guar
anteed. Emerson 4 Orme Buick. 18th and
M sts. NV. District sIO0: Open evenings.
CHEVROLET 1887 2-door touring sedan:
original finish like new; driven very, very little:
fpSt!ssS fpSts priced To- sell quickly Reduced 10
s T .ss s.aal aGvinss ns Gg sopf z.S S'n nv n
beeatur nsas; $500. 9'euAl'. ~ -n... - - Nv.
CHEyROIET '36 master town sedan: Jet
black finish; low milesse; custom made ... seat
S4I7' AIS Motors Inc. 1924 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va 1884 18th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1887 master 2:door tourirs
sedan; perfect shape. new paint, new rub
Ssr: only $479 Easy terms ana ana pI1% tT1de
outh Dealer, Coast-In. Inc. 407 Fla. ave.
CHEVROLET 1887 2-door trunk sedan:
fSsi1b iust broRen i IN nicely: looks and performs
like new; saw. considerable on this .-s. me
Sfanley. Z. Hefnss.f Inc" aaa1 AAsh and
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sT0RES EoR RENT

ExcELLENT LOCATION, TEA SHOP OR
similar business. Now occupied and sue
ccssful, Near several Govt. bldss. Store
owner has sound reason for changing. l.
year lease at low rental Box b7-H: Star,
1l13 18th ST. NV.
800 SO. IT,. display. window. Must be
seen to be. appreciated.
1119 18th St. NV. Dist. 4464.
SILVER SPRING. Md,
S2Gl DALE DRIVE.
New. larEe. corner store. all modern I'M
provements. 500 per month. Suitable for
drug store or other business
WAPLE JAMES. INC.
S433 Georgia Ave. Shep, $500.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS ]. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS
l431 EYE ST NV "a

1431 EYE ST. NV. 81
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
s4fs QUEBEC snMM STREET N nSoRRTHWEsT' RNaWiSTS T.
Liber No. 6647. at folio 218 Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. we
shall sell in front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
AUGUST. AD. 1898, AT TWO-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, lot numbered ninety.one
1sil in Harry K. Boss and others subdi-
S,, vision ,1ao Of lots In square numbered twenty
mond Park" as per plat recorded In the
oftice Of the surveyor for the District, Of
Columbia in Liber 90 at folio 1856: subject
to the building restriction line shown on
said plat.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash: balance
in one. two and three years with interest
at SIX per cent per annum. payable semi an-
nually; or II monthly terms desired.
ST.. 800 90 cash, balance monthly. or all
cash at the option of purchaser. Deposit
OF $500 90 required at time of sale. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days from date Of sale. otherwise the trus-
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published In
the District Of Columbia. or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit.
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser. Further particulars at time Of sale.
All conveyancing, recording and revenue
stamps, etc. at cost OF purchaser.
VERNON g. OWEN. Trustee.
W. q. sCHAFH1RT. Trustee.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

SECOND TRUST LOANS NEGOTIATED
promptly small monthly payments. rea-
sonable rates. Let me consolidate your
debts and reduce your monthly payments
National T416 49,
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on D. G. real estate. Prompt service. J
WALSHE. 1107 Eye st: NV. Natl. 646S
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GARAGES WANTED.
TIRES FOR SALE.

WANTED TO RENT-A 2 TO 8 CAR GA
rage to be used as . repair shop. Box
,S1-J. Star. 49,
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FORD 1883 Fordor sedan: We believe this
is one of the best cars of its kind in the
city; you must see it to appreciate it:
Honestly Priced at SlS5: liberal. low-cost
General Motors terms. Owens Motor Co.,
1924 GeorRiA ave. GeorRiA OlOO.
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DODGE

1895 DODGE l-DOOR TOURING
SEDAN. Smart Eschelon finish 10
fawless. Equipment Includes roomy
built-in trunk, 6 wheels with 2 side
mounts. built-in horn housings. fast
stopping hydraulic brakes, etc. Like
new inside and out. CherneriZed
and carries 30-day guarantee.
Ssa.sSu: e.s .s:y term, eyss : allowance $59S
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DODGE 1896 .4-door touring sedan: built
in trunk: black safety-steel body like new.
spotless inside; fine fioating-power engine.
hydraulics: low mileage: liberal trade-in;
S645; backed by Horners famous guaran-
tee: Stanley H. Horner Inc, 1929 14th
and ILL 18th u "
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

TWO BUILDING LOTS ON WASHINGTON
| BALTIC. boulevard. miles from D. c., at 4
big sacrifice for cash. Box 30a-J. Star.
SUMMIT PARK, D. C.
$500 AND $500.
Beautiful section. detached homesite.
Field office, 36O1 Alabama ave. Sc. Lin
coin 1000. Open Sunday, . to 130 pm;
weekdays, 6 to 40.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
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touring. black finish: low MILEAGE: excel
lent condition in every detail: hikh-grade
car at the low price Of $746. l.. p.
SteuArt. Inc. 1926 14th st. NV. Decatur
OLDSMOBII.E 1885 6-cylinder coupe: black
finish smooth and economical motor. ex..
cellent rubber. very clean interior: splendid
family car; reduced to S49b. Stanley H.
Horner. Inc. I'LL 14th and | 529 18th NV.
oLDeMonIIE 1896 6.cylinder 2-door
trunk sedan: original fintsh like new;
powerful and smooth motor; very very ZOO, GOOD
S545. Will trade and give easy terms e & on
ner. Inc. 1929 18th and I'LL 14th NV.
oLDsMoB1LE 1887 s-osssenser 2,door
all good tires. dne. clean cloth upholstery;
certainly priced right; 1856. C. c.. c.
Guaranty, Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd
st. NV. Natl. $500. Open eveninss
PACKARD 1886 2-door touring sedan;
built-in trunk. factory blue. dnish appears
new: cloth upholstery clean and unworn:
splendid mechanically, all tires excellent;
any demonstration you like; $646; guar
anteed. Emerson 4 Orme Buick. 18th and
M sts. NV. Dist. 800. Open evenings.
PACKARD 1885 8-cylinder model 12O =
door trunk sedan; crisinsl finish like new,
economical 8-cylinder motor that's excel:
lent, rubber and interior. very GOOD; actual
milesRe, 1000, just brokel' in nicely; re-
1916 11th and LII 1zth NV.
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FORD 1895 de luxe coupe with radio
1895: perfect paint upholstery and tires;
excellent mechanically: fully guaranteed:
terms. Barnes Motors. 1923 14th st. NV.
Decatur 1890,
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DODGE 1888 sedan. black finish; seat
covers, B good tires. knee-action. steel
portation; was S247, now S197. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 112l 21st st. NV. District
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DODGE 1895 coupe; black safety steel
body and whipcord interior clean and
bright: flne floating power engine. famed
for economy and dependability. nearly new
tires; ideal personal or business car: any
demonstrations: $385; guaranteed Emer-
son 4 Orme Buick 18th and M SITS. NV.
district 21n0 Oman sreptpoS
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FORD 1884 coupe. $500; perfect See
dealer. Flood. 422l Conn. Clev. S401.
FORD 1895 Tudor sedan. gray, $3.50; per-
feet: low mileage See dealer. Flood. 4221
Conn Clev Sl01
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FORD 1885 Tudor trunk sedan black I'm
ish and upholstery like new: carefully
driven: 1926: terms. Dealer. Call Col
Evening star., 1938-08-17

OLDSMOBILE 1885 4-door touring sedan;
black Fisher body without . mark; uphol-
Stery spotlessly clean: knee action. float
ing ride: full hydraulic brakes: tiptop
mechanically and economical to maintain;
s very good tires, low mileage by one care
full owner; 1915: guaranteed. Emerson &
Orme Buick. 18th and NJ SITS. NV. District
S1OO Omen evenings
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FORD 1887 Tudor de luxe coach S449.
Car has been thoroughlys reconditioned to
look like new. Easy terms and trade.
Washington's leading Chrysler and Plym-
outh Dealer. Coast-In. Inc. 407 Fla. ave.
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1898 CHEVROLET MASTER DE
LUKE TOWN SEDAN. Looks and
showroom floor. Spacious built.in
trunk. Fisher no-draft ventilation.
hydraulic brakes, spotless rich up
holstery. Most people would say
this was q new car. Carries the
guarantee that goes with
car. Reduced to ------- ~seO
Evening star., 1938-08-17

FORD 1885 Tudor. S2S5: completely re-
conditioned I'm motor: Drive r 1t for 1naId comDaIi-
This Is today's best Ford buy. Don't miss
it. H. B. LEARY. Jr.. & BROS. 1891 14th
Evening star., 1938-07-27
PR0TESTSGERMAN
LOUIS 'BOUTF|LMS
Distorted With First Fight
to Favor Max, Roxborough
Cables U. S. Envoy.
BY the Associated Press.

-
DETROIT. July 27.-Coming out
swinging. John Roxborough hastened
today to the defense Of his fighter Joe
Louis good name.
Roxborough, co-manager of the
heavyweight champion, invested in a
250-word cablegram to the United
States Ambassador at Berlin to pro-
test what he called unfair" motion
pictures Of Louis second fight with
Max Schmeling.
The movies being shown in Ger
many, RoXborough said he learned
through published reports, were a one
round combination Of excerpts from
Schmeling's 12-round knockout tri-
umph over Louis and Joe's one-round
knockout Of Max last June.
Movies Of the latter fight, Roxbor-
ough said in his cable to Ambassador
Hugh Wilson, have been "deleted, cut
and combined with pictures Of first
Schmeling-Louis fight to the advantage
Of Schmeling."
Referring to the kidney punch"
which put Schmeling in the hospital,
Roxborough cabled "the pictures don't
show Max deliberately turning his body
to avoid stomach punches, thus throw
ing himself open to the perfect punch
which Schmeling now claims was
illegal"
Out of the same spirit of fair play
and sportsmanship that Joe Louis al
ways has shown in the ring" Roxbor-
ough said. Il am sending this cable
asking you to protest the showing of
the film"
Evening star., 1938-07-27
By FRANCIS E. STAN,
staff CORRESPONDENT of The Star.

DETROIT, July 27-Bucky Harris
is up to his neck in worry again. His
Nationals have launched new West
ern trip in characteristic manner by
losing to club they routed back home
recently. His pitchers persist IN
throwing up fat pitches at inopportune
moments. Lastly. Bucky is having
difficulty re-acclimating himself to
the fact that he must juggle his line
up and batting order.
The touring Washington firm held
three leads over the Tigers yesterday,
but let them off the hook. After the
Bengals tied the score at SIS. Hank
Greenberg parked too-fat pitch by
Chief Hogsett into the left field stands
for homer that won, 6 to S. The
defeat hurt, for the Mats, as a result,
lost a chance to gain full game on
the third-place Red Sox.
1t was interesting to note that dur
ing the course of the first battle Of
the West, the Mats used two first base
men and two left f1elders Jimmy Was
dell and Taft Wright started, because
they bat left-handed and Vernon
Kennedy was pitching. Later zeke
Bonura and AL Simmons replaced
them. No medals were won by any
member of the quartet.
Must Pick Spots-Bucky.
Harris isn't ready, he says, to pick
out any two from this group and give
them regular jobs. come what may
from the enemy pitching box. 1--WE
tried it enough times already" ex-
plains Bucky, "but it doesn't work.
Simmons looks good at times and then
he looks bad. The same goes for
Wright. AS for Bonura, he isn't good
and Wasdell isn't knocking down any
fences.
II feel" he added, "like a race horse
owner with a flock Of ponies I've got
to pick spots for"
Speaking Of picking spots, Wes Fer
rell had the stage set for him to win
his fourth victory of the season over
the Tigers, club from which he has
won more than his share of ball games
during his career He had 10 lead
AZ edge and then 5-3 margin, but
in the sixth inning the Tigers reached
him for four hits and tied it.
Harry Kelley came on for brief,
inglorious whirl and then Hogsett ar
rived in time to receive the defeat
charge.
Zeke Doubles as Pinch Hitter.
Getting back to Bucky's problem
children-who are, reading from left
to right, Messrs. Wasdell, Wright, Bon
ura and Simmons-the feeling of the
club and by Harris is that the Mats
would function better with an every
day lineup instead of the switch sys-
tenn now in vogue. But, as Bucky ex-
plains, it's no cinch to pick an every
day lineup.
Wright didn't 60 hitless. He opened
the fifth inning with single to start
a rally but Wasdell, with two runners
on base, ended that frame by hitting
into a doubleAplay. Simmons picked
up Wright's bat IN the sixth inning,
with the bases loaded, one run across,
Evening star., 1938-07-27
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, July 27.-Petey
6arron, one of the grandest little
fighters you ever saw, is out of the
hospital and playing golf-he1l be
back in the ring soon Tony
Galento still doing all right, thank
goodness (and it's too bad we can't
say the same for the Giants) :.
Coach Chuck Finley, who will bring
his Hobbs IN. Mex High eagle
basket ball team to New York next
season, already has 'em working
out once a week.
You ought to read that story by
Dizzy Dean in this weeks Lib :.
Diz says he never wanted to be
pop-off guy, but the Card bosses
made him and he couldn't say no
because he was afeared they'd
chase him back to the Arkansas
cotton fields.
"Red' Murphy, line captain at
Texas Tech, was born on a Louis
lana house boat-sometf1ing we've
always wanted to live on you
Evening star., 1938-07-27
Harris Blue Again as Griffs
Fail to Respond to Constant
Juggling and Pitchers Fail

and only one down. But Al could
only lift a short fly. which scored
nobody. and the inning finally ended
with only that single run across.
Bonura had better luck as pinch
hitter. He batted for Wasdell in the
seventh. when Southpaw Harry ELsen-
stat was pitching for Detroit, and
doubled But Zeke was run down
between the bases on Ferrell's grounder
which followed and the rally was
nipped. In the ninth inning Sim
mons accounted for the first out and
Zeke for the last, ending the game.
Greenberg Ties Ruth's Pace.
The Mats, counting upon attacking
the Tigers while they were down. thus
helped to ease the battered Bengals
back into tentatively good standing
here. On their arrival from disas-
trous Eastern trip the Tigers were
greeted by several hundred fans, re-
spending to newspaper plea for good
craftsmanship and warm welcome.
but the average Detroit customer re-
manned skeptical at the game or stayed
away. The leaders of the get-behind-
the-Tigers-movement expected $4,000
at the game and saw only $500 pay to
get in.
For Greenberg, 1t was a field day.
Hank led off the fourth inning with
his 30th home run of the season and
then, in leading off the eighth with
No. 81, he came within two of Babe
Ruth's corresponding mark the year
the Bambino hit 60 homers for the
record.
Greenberg hasn't what might be
called a bright chance of beating
Ruth's record but he has a definite
opportunity at this writing. Most Of
the Tigers remaining games will be
played in Briggs Stadium, which is
what they call "a hitter's park" This
holds especially true for right handed
batters, to whom the left field stands
offer inviting targets. Hank has ap-
proximately 10 weeks In which to get
80 homers and break Ruth's mark by
one,
Evening star., 1938-07-27

Charlie Clancy (the shrewdest old
duck we've run across in Is years Of
baseball reporting) to manage his
twins in the Piedmont League and
the rest of the clubs had better
look out. If they'll leave Clancy
alone, give him a little dough and
let him make his own deals he'll
soon be turning out those three-in-
arrow winning teams as he
did back in the early teens. {. If
this chronicler was down there he'd
be the first to get to one of those
fire bells.
Galento is out of the ring for the
remainder of the year, anyway. ..
Bill Terry ought to shoot some
trusty South, check up on Burgess
Whitehead and get the fellow back
up here New York baseball
writers have made the Giants q
6-to-5 choice to win.
The big town sports writer's can't
get over the astounding change in
Helen Wills Moody, who came back
from Wimbledon Monday. 4. She
Evening star., 1938-07-27
Diz Says Card Bosses Forced Him to Be Pon-Off Guv
Peey Sorron Out Of Hits Please Fon

now can get to l here that Arm
strong treats Ambers just as he has
been treating everybody else :.
What's become Of Hymie Caplin
and Solly Krieger? La Moody
plans plenty of practice sessions
before tackling Helen Jacobs again
at Forest Hills and La Jacobs
might take the same hint.
In an exhibition game the other
night between Brooklyn and Al
bany fan said: Mr.. Ruth, 1
have never seen you sock one."
We'll attend to that right
now," responded the Babe, and
burned if he didn't park one on his
next time up. :. Incidentally, the
three exhibitions the Dodgers have
played since Ruth joined up have
drawn 33,724 fans.
Down at Winston-Salem, N. c.,
everybody is giving three long ones
and ringing the fire bells. For
the first time in 20 years they've got
a baseball owner alvin Crowder)
who can recognize baseball wizard
in his own town. He signed up
Evening star., 1938-07-27
Dykes Hailed as New Davev Harum.

Mr. Harris let off lightly
making the trade
Dixie Walker Inheder
ana baseman Marvin
now" OF protest Trading Gee Walker from
10 prove the Detroit fans threatened
school Kids
the memory of Walker something.
A he ume Mr. Dykes hailed
the logical Washmgons
IN the business In making off with
pected OF
(a) Two 90 gold filings, both uppers
(b) One Cd franchise in
~ ~
c) one % scrapbok full of Cohrane
ana 2 the Walter
Mickey has hold
Naturally this pleased haered But that was
last winter Things
Evening star., 1938-07-27
CASEY GRAPPLES HERE
Rival Next Week for Winner of
E. Dusek-Olson Bout,

Crusher Casey, the towering Irish
man, who generally is recognized as
world graphing champion, will meet
the winner of the Ernie Dusek- Cliff
Olson feature match tomorrow night
at Turner's Arena, it has been an
nounced by Promoter Joe Turner.
Casey will be imported next week,
and, regardless of his opponent, the
match looms as the most attractive
staged here this summer.
Evening star., 1938-07-27

not only answered questions like q
trouper, but actually smiled for the
photogs. -. Us guys can't get over
that one-and neither can the
photogs.
If the big Six" will agree to take
their indoor track meet to Kansas
City next year, one Of the best
board tracks in the world will be
fitted up for 'em.
Best looking heavyweight pros
pect right now is Gunnar Barlund
of Finland. Just to show you
how times have changed, Joe Louis
may be invited to show in Birming-
ham this fall. Nebraska (par-
ticularly the football players) is
plenty high on Biff Jones. =. Bill
will have a swell backf1eld next sea-
son, but it will have to operate be-
hind comparatively weak line.
Watch out for an italian light
weight named Sammy Magro, who
hasn't been heard from lately, but
who will be plenty noted from now
on. That's . real tp, boys.
Evening star., 1938-07-27
DIVING MEET DELAYED
Event Slated at Airport Pool to
Be Held August 20.

The A. A. U.-sanctioned diving con-
test originally set for August at the
Airport swimming pool has been
postponed until August 20, Hardy
Pearce, manager of the pool, an
nounced.
The change in schedule has been
made because numerous entries are
expected from New York, and the
original date would have conflicted
with meet there.
The contest is open to all amateur
divers, both men and women, who
may register with Pearce at the pool
or by calling District 5000. No en-
trance fee will be charged.
The program will include five op-
tional dives and five required. The
required events are plain front, plain
back. half f-sainer, blackjack and half
twist
Evening star., 1938-07-27
Vev Ring Scoring Plan Poues Success Hosak Steele
Win, Lose or Draw
Nearly All Winter BoseboII DeoIs Prove FIops.
Managers Problem Now Is to Make More Trades
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.


ETROIT July 27-Ths
American League. Bucky
Baseman zeke Bonura whom he
White Sox When waste time
putting baseball
ne bitterly disappointed with Pitcher Kennedy
Dixie Walker
follow that Jimmy Dykes
such not the
Whom ne no longer plays and with First Baman
Street, skipper of the Buster Mills
Pitcher Eddie Lnke
specively
Each OF these gentlemen at times
American the
with optimism and
was announced last March Orlando Fla Mr.
sigh OF relief
cleanup hitter and that all along
rghhandd hitter of Zeke
IN oH Pasadena Calf
he would have the nfld
coming from the left
Speaking, roughly away, Dykes
think"
To which Mr.. Dykes
Wait till doesn't hit as
well as you think and he fields than
These uterans the
they were right in negative