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Evening star., 1939-12-17

Consecutive played-Lou Gehrie 2.13O.
Most years best earned average-Robert Grove
Most consecutive leading hit ptcher-Frank
Crosett, 4.
Leading in home 90 times-New York
Hundred home runs or more 1S years-New York.
Hundred years-New York
Three home in inning. 10 times-New York.
Three home inning, League-25.
Fewest assists, by League-13,666.
Home a single game-New York.
Home in double header-New York
Most total bases in q single game-New York, SO.
Most consecutive victories for first pcher-Atley
Most total bases in double header-New York, 81.
MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS TIED
Hitting home nnng-Di Maggo
Kirk and Dahlgren also Chapman Trosky and Heath.
Hitting two home with bases filled in game-James
Tabor
Hitting three triples in game-Ben Chapman.
Hitting four two-base hits in same game-Marvin Owen
Most home runs bases hed EDS same eame-IsbeI e. =,
Three home run in sinsle ssmeE;Wiliiam Deksy ~..u
Hlttjng for the cycle-Chares 0ehrnGer
Most afSt base D1nglo ge0o-JGDes WaoAeu T.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Twelfth Man in Game
Makes Long Drive

BY the Associated Press.
EVANSVILLE, Ind.-H. H. Riley,
18th man" in a neighborhood foot
ball game, drove for a gain of sew
eral blocks.
Boys kicked a football into the
street as he passed in his auto
mobile. When he got home, he
found the ball lodged between the
left front fender and bumper. He
held it for the owners.
Evening star., 1939-12-17

Forty-two extra inning games
were played in the American League
in 1899, Washington and Cleveland
each taking part in fifteen. WASH
ington won only five times to be
last on the list.
On the other hand, the Phila-
delphia Athletics participated in
only six and won all but one. Boston
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Band Rangy Rockies Open Mats Training Camp Orlando February
Youngsters Fine Riding Makes
Once Wild AppIejock Great
Fort Myer Show Threat

and Joined the riding club. She
was unknown to most Of the other
girls and she wondered q little when
she was given one of the more
docile horses to ride. Soon, however,
every one recognized her horseman-
ship, and when she asked to be
allowed to ride Applejack her school,
mates were not surprised, despite
that the 10-year -old horse was Al
most impossible to manage.
Susan had nerve, though. She
demonstrated that a few nights be-
fore the show when . green, rank
little colt twice had thrown her
while undergoing q schooling ses-
sion, but failed to keep her down.
So when she mounted Applejack
for the first time she brought into
play that same nerve and to the
amazement of all the 172 hands
horse suddenly showed signs of for
mer good behavior. After q few
weeks under Susan's steady, quiet
riding Applejack began to take on
much needed weight and no longer
indulged in the wild antics that
had marked him since 1887.
When he entered the ring last
Wednesday with his young Virginia
rider on his back several fans re-
called his performance of last win
ter and winked knowingly-so they
thought.
Arlington's Chances High.
But instead Of the hilarious and
hair-raising display they expected,
Applejack completely fooled them
and without . single sign Of tenn
perament took each OF the eight
Jumps in perfect style to clinch the
class for the Arlington team.
Thanks to that round the girls
from Arlington now lead in the
competition for the Arlington Hall
Challenge Cup, which will be pre-
sented to the winning team at the
March show. The girls won the
trophy when 1t first was donated
three winters ago, but since then
the best they have done is finish
second twice to the Pennsylvania
Military College team, which is not
entered this season. Perhaps its
just as well for P. M. c. in view
Of the added strength Susan Rine-
hart and Applejack now give to the
Arlington team.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Game in Mexico Is Among
81 on buc Spring LIST
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 16. IT h e
Pittsburgh Pirates announced to-
night 32-game spring training
schedule for 1910. opening March
IA at San Bernardino. Calf, against
the American League Philadelphia
Athletics.
The Pirates will play in % cities
in 9 States and the long train
ing trip will be given an interna-
tional touch by a dip into Mexico
for game with the Athletics March
81 at Hermosillo, Sonora.
The Pirates will meet the Ath-
letics 13 times, the White Sox 10
times and the Chicago Clubs 3
times.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Basket Loop Champs
To Play Brewers
Here Today

Defending champions Of the
American Basket Ball League, Kate
Smiths Kingston Colonials will
play the Heurich Brewers at the
Heurich gym today at 2:30.
Appearing with the Colonials will
be Joe Murphy, Georgetown Uni
versity's all-District forward last
year, who Is due to start at guard
A preliminary will send Garvin's
Grill against Petworth A. c.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Dodgers Attract 1921
At Home Grid Comes

By the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-The city.
famous for the support it gives its
baseball teams, win or lose, has the
same spirit in football, evidently.
The Brooklyn Dodgers Of the Ma
tional Professional Football League
finished their home season at Eb-
bets Field with a record Of 1856 ,29l
paid admissions.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
BIuege Inactive
For First Time

For the first time since 1922
Infielder Ossie Bluege will open
the 1910 baseball season as a
non-playing member of the
Washington ball club.
This is akin to the Washing
ton Monuments doors being
closed to visitors and the Capt.
tol without Congressman for the
veteran defensive magician has
rot missed the opening of any
American League campaign in
the 18 years he has spent in the
majors-all in a Washington uni
form.
President Clark Griffith an
nounced yesterday that Bluege
would be retained as a coach,
but would be placed on the in
active list until needed"
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Georgia Tech Tolls

ATLANTA, Dec. 16 R.-The
Georgia Tech varsity and substi-
tutes went at 1t hammer and tongs
today in one Of the hardest .scrim-
images of the year as the team pre-
pared for the Orange Bowl en-
counter against Missouri on New
Year Day.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Owner of Knoxville Ball Club,
In Game so Years, Regrets
Change to Lively Ball

when he piloted a Cincinnati Red
team that didn't do so WELL
The veteran infielder recalls his
experiences of more than a half
century of baseball.
Baseball has changed lot, since
I started" Allen said. Il remem-
ber when was a kid OF 20 I started
at Mansfield, Ohio, and we wore
gloves about like the handball gloves
of today. We played for one run,
instead of trying to knock the ball
out of the lot all the time. We did
lot of hitting in those days, but
the lively ball, and the new inter-
probation of scoring rules builds up
the present batting averages. They
give hits now on plays that were
errors in the old days, so you can't
compare batting averages of the two
eras at all. I'm in favor of getting
back to the old method of calling
'em, and making the batter earn his
hits"
Thinks Wright Sighted.
baSeDal mas Deen nne TO me.
Allen said. 1--WE had a lot of fun at
it. and I expect to have lot more.
I'm only 70, and still going strong. I
have but one objection to make. and
that is about the fact that Harry
Wright isn't in the Hall of Fame.
Harry managed the first and
only unbeaten team in baseball in
SO here in Cincinnati. That feat
was the thing that brought baseball
leagues into being and fostered the
keen competition that has lived
down through the last 10 years. To
me. Wright is the real father Of
professional baseball, and he should
not only be in the Hall Of Fame, but
he should be the most honored one
there"
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Stewart Kuyoes Miles

NEW YORK, Dec. is (P.-Ossie
Stewart, 1854, Of New York, knocked
out Ray Miller, 166, of Newark, N.
]. in IS seconds Of the seventh
round of their eight-round bout at
Rockland Palace tonight.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Richmond Five Wins, 1892

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. Is B.-
Trailing until the final 50 seconds,
Richmond's basket ball team opened
its Southern Conference campaign
tonight with Q 33-32 decision over
Oayidsoo.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
As Spring List Is LONG

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16 P.-
The Athletics announced tonight
spring exhibition schedule of AZ
games, one of the longest in years.
They start in California and finish
In Louisville.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
NOTED STARS
HONORED WITH
"Y' LUNCHEON

Il Is colrcidenial that Marian An
dtrson. great Negro conlralto. and
Ethel waters. who is on tour as star
in the production OF "Mamba's
Daughters. should both be booked
to appear IL Detroit during the
same week
In recognition Of their high
achievement in the world OF music
and the theatre. were invited 10
share the spo,lch, as honor guests
az an ir;erraCial luncheon given
Thursday. Dec II a, the Lucy
Thurman branch 500 f Elizabeth.
by the board az directors OF the
Metropolitan YWCA and the board
OF management OF the Lucy Thur
man branch.
Mrs a. r. Thomas chairman Of
the branch board, and Mrs. Frank
FIT. president OF the Metropolitan
board served as joint hostesses
for tie affair
several years ago. Mss Waters
was made an honorary member OF
the Girl Reserves and representa-
lives OF this group were there TO
receive her.
Both Miss Waters and Miss An
dersoa have beer frequent visitors
a, the Lucy Thurman y. when they
have appeared IN Detroit in pre-
vicus seasons hlt this Is the first
time tha; The YwcA has honored
ither az ihcm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Omega Wives Sponsor Formal Dance
Christmas Atmosphere Pervades
Gala Pre-hO|iday Social Affair

The Omega Wives auxiliary 10
the Omega fraternity, were host
esses' at formal dance held last
Friday. Dec. S, at the Franklin
Settlement
Numerous blue lights. decorat-
Ing mary Christmas trees. shed a
soft glow upon the dancers, who
glided and swung 10 the music OF
Paul Foster and his orchestra. Fruit
punch was the refreshment served.
Mrs. Helen Wilson IS president Of
the club and other ahicers and
members are Hazel Campbell. vice
president: Julia Jeffries. secretary:
Consuelo Smith. CORES ponding CSC
rotary: Priscilla Gray. treasurer:
Geraldine Blcdsoe. Beunos Blocker.
Alice Busion. Ethel Crawford. Edra
Davenport. Mildred Fortson. Be-
airice Gillian. Eleanor Griffin.
Frances Hagens Carrie b Hail. Nye
Herring. Bernice Hoagland. Ma
rian Hubbard. Iva Isabel, Juanita
Iyey Theresa Jackson. Agnes
Lewis. Helen Liggett. Mabel Long.
Alma Mitchell. Nell Plant. Marie
Reid. Lancer Routt. Myrtle Sea-
brooks. Consuella Smith. Amelia
Watthal and Marjorie Willis.
Guests Of the club. in part were {:
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mosby, Mr.
and Mrs. Cassius Pendleton. Mr. ard
Mrs. Oscar Lewis. Or and Mrs.
Richard McGhee. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
ier.ck Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Parents Honor Charming Sub-Deb
At Sweet-Fourteen Biz hday Party

M- AID Mrs. L. y Ml',heH CIR
tes,4..el Friday. December s. a.
;a@r loyely home az ~ Naspc ave-
ale n h44tr ~ iatit larehtet
Maariai., o. A ii,- b..tnday.
The charming iiit.e sa0-aeo Who
was Neag;i.u.., gowned IN gray ana
nile was ihe recipient OF loads
ard loads OK birthday gifts o; every
ce-ef plicr. 4 tasty AID bouni.;ll
r.pas, awaltei the guests il TIE
Mfchs.ls atiraci.yeiy decora'el
dini.g room A. other times durias
TIE. cogfse - ,he eye1ing The h9h-
cree AID her May guests danced
20 Tho music II Lee Morris
Among tie many Young guests
ps,,el, were Frank BalGwll. E.l-
zahe,h Williams. Mildred Mackey
valer.a Gardner. Edieil Acell YER
Ntn!a l.arr. r sale Evans Nellie
Dah.elS. Leo Morris, Harry Tay-
.or Hcrrice Sowell. Evelyn Bale
win. June Baldwin. Marshall Bry-
aat Nszel. Sowell Andrew Mack
ey. Fines Drauham George Bran.
4 Lam Gloria BfArham. t.areAc,
Boyd, Els Fauner, Tret.ef Hop
Gerald Cox ana David Fryer
OTHERS pfeen' were Mr aud Nss
George rraahsm- MIS- Mackey
lewis and barihaia Mitchell ant
MIS- Dorothy Mitchell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Art Club Installs It's
New Officers

The junior Peerless AT club. a
newly organized auxiliary OF the
Young Womens Peerless Art club
held their second meeting last Sat
urday Dec. az the home Of the
president. Mary Lindsay. on Hague
street
The club added 70 the membership
Miss Marilyn Mathis. The guest
for the evening was Mrs. Penny
Johnson. friend OF the sponsor
Mrs Sadie S,roughn.
Mrs Sadie Lindsay president o.
the adult group. installed the jun
Tor officers as follows Mary Lind
saw president Geraldine Marshall,
vice-rresident Margaret Lightner
recording secretary: Youlet'a Ma
son. assistant recording secretary
carolyn GRAY. treasurer Constance
Bl unit. custodian and historian
and Juani;a walker. parliamenta-
rian
a committee consisting Of Flor
enceN Brown. Youlet'a Mason and
Jean Hi, was chosen to draw w
the clubs constitution.
As tribute 10 the race. the club
plans 20. opcr each meeting by
singing the National Negro Anthem
Following the business session
the hostess invited the members IN.
TO the dining room whore they en-
ioyed a delicious buffet luncheon
The last meeting was held
Saturday. December .. Margaret
Lightner Is publicity chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

liam Loving. Thurlow Fszr..~,S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Parker. Nr. ana
Mrs. Theodore White ysr,e. q
Maxwell. Mrs. Myrtle Ms-leas Il,
and Mrs G. Burwell. Mis- r,~'r,
Gibson, T. Sigler. Mr. asa NJ.
sam Timbers, Mr. sra NJ. ODsn
Miss mex Wright. NJ ala ~,
Carlton Gaines. Mr AID Nr. pen.
tiss walker. Dr. anc Air. william
Campbell, Or. and Mrs. & e con.
stable, Mr. and Mrs. Sas. u,n
Mr. and Mrs. John Berns. Mss
Alberta McKeayy. 81 asa NJ.
Paul Foster. M and Nrs Harry
White. Miss Juania JacS W.as
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs II ,.orshsrt
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward RIt l.on
Mrs. William Bradley NJ Evs "a.
wards. Mrs Susan spence M art
Mrs. ! White. Mr. aad ST.. The9.
dore White. Thomas Crawford =
Herring. DR. ". Will. u- J n
Wilson. DR.. J Collins Ms l.6ri.s
Henderson. Mrs. France. Moss NJ
and Mrs. j Colley Dr 2 = SEA.
brook. Dr. J. Rsnd1iYt ~ sei
Mrs. A. Randall Mr. ard s'rs 4
Bowen. George 4 lsahs, N.s por.
la Bethel, Curtis Redn . yi.s
Clandine Gregg josh Tessle. M.
and Mrs. Ed Stewarf Dr srs Mrs
Connolly, Miss ReF'ha Z mori.
Miss Betty Cain Mr. ari Ms Der.
,rard Hudson, Dr ard Nr. J H..
Mattocks and Harvey Ni.cse'l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Jolly Strollel's Club
Holds Regular Meet
At The Civic Center

Tae Jolly S;ro-ers club " .
eia their regular meeting at the
ri,ic Center. -il3 Chene a. S p. m.
til the members We're clated over
Pee success OF the clubs party held
last sunday. az the lone % Walter
Robinson. 1921 Bcauhlen street a
rogsng vote az thanks Was given
nc committee ih4, was IL charge
- the affair
Plans are under wa, Tor cabaret
party TO be held saturday night
Decsm bcr Is. W th civic Center
The club was well represented
lost SUNDAY 81 The Larks grill as
guests Of the Hi-Litc Social Girls
dub al their semi-iprmal affair
Mrs. Mae Hall who has been iil
in The hospital. is conyal,scire az
home $40 Mack avenue.
Mr Audrey Wheeler j. also lo-
ported 81 at her homo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Ebenezer AME Choir
To Present Messiah

The Mes siah" will be presented
Friday. Dee % at s pm. by the
Mes siah choir az Ebenezer AME
church. The choir is under the di-
feci.on OF Mrs Dolly Brown
Mrs Yolande Maddox Will be
guest soloist Other soloists Will
he Miss Rachel Collins Miss juno
Baber Victor Reid aud william
Griffin
Tie affair will DO given IN tho au-
di'onum 81 Ebenezer church. COR
ner Brush and Willis. Tie public
j. invited
The Rev G Wilbur Baber Is pas
tor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER
Hollywood Makeup Studio Offers Free
Trial Size Of Hollywood Exotic Perfumes

The famous Strawberry Cleansing
Cream.
The regular price OF the Straw
berry Cleansing Cream Is $500 for
The !. 10. and the container OF this
cream Is made out OF expensive
baker-lite. but II you will hll out
the coupon below and mail Il with a
dollar tMoney Ordcrl you will i'm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Elliotorian Business
Women Ammo Il n c G
Annual Nmas Party

The spa ioIs recreation rooms OF
he BreNsteg Hcu.es VIII 0e the
setting FOR The annual christmas
pas,y OF the Ello;os.ar Dus ness
Womens CLUB pe -
This year. u1-eg '-e chairman
-Aip OF Mrs. Enmaa.aa Bell ,ae
hAtegta!lment committee ha, plan
aed an elaborate tiaaer parry Tor
'Ae members AID i-sig guests.
\ variety Of eatts,a4nnl .i vii
be provided and e.i,a VII b. in.ef-
hanged
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

II order acquaint the ladiee q
Detroit and elsewhere with the high
grade face creams that the Holly
wood Make-Up Men are using ia
skiing facials 70 the hundreds OF
women IN Detroit the Hollywood
Make-Ip studio Is giving ahsolu,el,
Tree 2 dram size of Hollywoods
Exotic perfume which is valued az
s. 80 vita he purchase OF jar or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Mrs. F. McCrary Is
Hostess At A Dinner
On Thanksgiving Day

Mrs Fannie McCiary was host
IS, Thanksgiving dinner
THURSDAY Noy 23 ia her lovely
home SIS BelyeGesc street The
table was PRETTY decorated and
rho menu consisted OF delicious
turkey WIKI ali the necessary side
dishes PRAYER vas offered by Mrs
Minris Par,'ow pioneer member o.
second Bap'ls, church.
on TIE sane evening o. Mrs. Nc
Crary- dinner. an elaborate ban
qGst closing the twenty-ninih an
uiyersasv celebration Of the Rev
r L. Brady was held az Second
Baptis; church Among the eight
guests az the dinner were Mrs
Par'low Mrs L. W Tyrrcll ard
Mrs White.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Detroiter's Mother
Passes Away

TIE remains OF the ia'f Ms Ma.
tilda Booth, OF 3efi yaasweriA
street. were shipped .as; setk 10
Somerall, Miss. ias' w & '9r 10.
ierment. The body Ws' AZ mpanl-
ed by her son. Georse Bows Of this
city. who is presider, q ~ star
dust club
Mrs Booth died Aes ris sas-
day, Dec. 3.
Members OF the SiasGHy 'ub *.
tend sympathy 10 III 2 on and
his family. IN the hour q iAsf
bereavement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
NOTICE
TO WHOM 1T NAY t0NCfRNi

Phi Delta Kappa sofyr.'s n!'-e'
10 announce that they haye -eyeTfi
all connections with Wll.llA LACI-
who solicited Ads fer .af Sow
White" program
Kirdly have no fur,A l'a'irs'
with her in the name q IT,. pslia
Kappa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

mediaiely receive a $500 SIZE OF
the Strawberry Cleansing cream
and a $500 size OF TIE Ho.lygo'ds
Exotic perfume both for 800
Print your name ard adl-ess o.
this coupon below and maj (; win
a one dollar money order 20 u J..
Warner. co Detroit Tribu -lP
81. Antoine street. Detroit Nic1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

French English italian. and Ger
man artists II was interesting o.
observe TIE particular technique ~
each arts. or of the school OF
painting from which he came a.
well az ihe deyel9pmer, % better
painting iech.iques a. tic art proc
gressed through The ages
Well. we have 10 GO now. Time
j. fixing ard Wen have 10 collect
more Christmas news f.r next wees
Remember THAI subscriptions 'Jihe
De'roi; Tribune. your hometown
new -paper, make excellent gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
Hair Styles To Be On
Parade December %

The Kozmeiik club lass ( lslo.
oi Ruby's Beauty ur.tst-y. VIII
give dancing parts Fa.y eve.
ming. Dec. %, at re Las aa. A
carnival couture paraa e ( 70.
Guided on the prng-anl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
In DETROIT'S MIRROR
By SYLVIA pm

For II, .apssr pleasure planning 'nrl,'.
On Christina. t ACCOMPLISHMENTS plan .'r." vim
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sas- $3.50 #~f
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u.,,a-.. s.r cousin.
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lighted eanai' "r - "r 'i'i'"s ''N' ~
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Ihur.aa- Na>eungs" with Mr. Agnes
res ;..., A.ta1ts
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f- ster'e0'. Au ~
Thai me r. J., we're giving dance, l'
80
lambda >eroriiy held it, monthly meet
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16

Ff.gay Ja1Hafy - Miss Hazel
Hanson Will Do pre-en'ed In re-
t'h W. " Ne.ie Watts a. Ma
-onlc Temple How ultra-esthe;ic
we are ,Ai- year what With con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-16
sou enlol DE- be- magnIncrnl
We hoard thai many oi The Mir.

W. H'AFd THdI WHHl ~ IHF VIZ
ror folk went 20 see the master
pieces ~ at from foreign collections
rlai were on exhibition AZ he Art
fnsffgr for whole month We
hone fou we're among Tho thou
sands Who viewed those magnificent
ODD paintings There was predo-
...!.a-tr - raln.tr-s ~ Fiemieh
and Dutch masters. with fewer BY
Evening star., 1939-11-14
Brewers Ready TO Bid
For FrankeI, Great
Kingston Star

Sponsor Chris Heurich, jr., Of the
American Basket Ball League Brew
ers team announced today he had
made a cash offer for the services Of
Moe Frankel. outstanding star of the
champion Kingston Colonials.
Voted the most valuable to his
team last season, Frankel is consid-
cred one fthe best Players in the
professional game.
The Brewers are expected to be at
full strength for their game Novem-
Der Is with the Philadelphia Sphas
in Philadelphia. Eddie Boyle, on
the mend following a siege of bron-
chial asthma, and Art Zahn, high
scoring guard, who has been nursing
lame back, will return to the squad
when it begins hard preparations for
the Sphas at Heurich gymnasium
Monday night.
Mack Posnack. manager, and Mike
Bloom also will report for practice
then.
Evening star., 1939-11-14
Minors Plan Steps
To Bar Filming
Twin Bill! TiIts
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., Nov. 14.-Bob-
tailed double headers would be elm
mated under an amendment which
the minor baseball leagues will vote
upon at their convention in Cincin-
natl December 4.
Under the bob tailed double-header
amendment, the first game of all
twin bills and all so-called twilight
doubleheaders would have to be nine
innings.
Anothre proposed amendment
would make it illegal for the home
club to call off any game, because
of the condition of the field, more
than Is minutes prior to game time,
unless the visiting club should con-
sent in writing.
An amendment proposed by the
Southern Association would allow
the paying of bonus to free agents
with previous professional expert
ence by Glass Al clubs.
Other proposed amendments would
prohibit the transfer of player con-
tracts by affiliated clubs after Au-
gust of each year; permit the
drafting of two players from Glass
AA, Al or A clubs instead of one:
raise the player limit on Glass Al
and A clubs from II to 18 men.